O -V4 3 CD Call Made m o o j Z -si t/> o <: - i n» -D CD For CCD 23 rr 35 CD /ing as Human in La 'an his Volunteers tlishing 16 arti- Religious Education Sunday: Archbishop James V. Casey appealed y Eve- to the laity of the archdiocese this week Priest, October 1 to volunteer as teachers for the Confra­ ternity of Christian Doctrine religion class­ arried.” Dear Family in Christ: m C5 es. I c blished For over nineteen centuries, the JO IX The Archbishop, in a pastoral letter ChuTch has lingered lovin gly over scheduling the special observance of next Christ’s tribute to the child: "Suffer little Sunday, Oct. 1., as "Religious Education children to come unto Me and forbid Sunday,” said "hundreds of teachers” are them not, for of such is the kingdom of needed to teach CCD classes for the more God.” The implications of this tribute than 50,000 Catholic children attending 4 0 - should be recognized particularly by par­ m E. ents and all who have the care of the public schools in the archdiocese. ae was child. In the present world scene, with its ests of strong emphasis on freedom and change, HE SAID TH E observance was being n the we must examine carefully what spiritual made to provide "an opportunity to re­ af his direction we are giving to our children so examine our present efibrts in providing pricst- that they will be prepared to fulfill their adequate religious training for all Catho­ Official Schedule lic youth.” )riests future moral responsibilities to God and Thursday, September 28, 7:30 p.m. — "The ideal instrument for fulfilling :ession to their fellowmen. Census and Education Study Meeting, this objective remains the Catholic bedrat It is for this reason that I am asking Christ the King Gymnasium, Denver. p cele- our priests, religious and laity to set School,” he wrote. " ... It is, therefore, aside this day, October 1, as Religious obvious that parents may not neglect the Sunday, October 1, 8:00 a.m. ^ St. M i­ Education Sunday. It gives us an oppor­ opportunity of sending their children to chael’s Police Guild Communion tunity to re-examine our present efforts Catholic schools wherever they are avail­ Breakfast, St. Francis/ de Sales in providing adequate religious training able. Church, Denver, Pontifical Low Mass. for all Catholic youth. The Fathers of the "A t the same time, we know that in 4 p.m. — Religious Education Sun­ II Vatican Council declared: many areas such schools are not avail­ day, St. John the Evangelist Church, able; and accordingly all of us need to Denver, Concelebratod Mass work together to compensate through the "Since every Christian has become Tuesday, October 3, 4 .p.m. — Holy Fami­ development of a strong and vigorous a new creature by rebirth from water Visitors From Mexico ly Church. Meeker. Confirmation program of religious education under the and the Holy Spirit, so that he may be 7:30 p.m. — ^t. Michael Church, auspices of the Confraternity of Christian Three Mexican Archbishops visited Denver last week to confer with called what he truly is, a child of Craig, Confirmation God, he is entitled to a Christian edu­ Doctrine. members of "Los Amigos Las Montanas," a group of Denver college and cation. Such an education does not "While the quality of such religious seminary students who worked on a social action project in Soto La Mari­ Wednesday, October 4. 11 a.m. — Holy merely strive to foster in the human education in the past has been good, na, Mexico, this past summer. Shown with Archbishop James V. Casey of Name Church, Steamboat Springs, person a physical maturity but rather much remains to be done if we are to Denver in his home are, left to right. Archbishop Arturo Szymanski of San Confirmation its principal aims are these: That as provide our young people the type of reli- Andres Tuxtla, Vera Cruz; Archbishop Ernesto Corripio of Oaxaca, Mexico; 4 p.m. — St. P eter Church. Krem- >45 the baptized person is gradually intro­ (Turn to Page 5) and Archbishop J. Guadalupe Padilla of Vera Cruz. mling. Confirmation duced into a knowledge of the mys­ tery of salvation, he may daily grow more conscious of the gift of faith 4ES which he has received; that he may K c e lle n t learn to adore God the Father in spir­ r y t h in g 4 p a y . it and in truth, especially through ) c a s h . liturgical worship; that he may grow into manhood according to the mature measure of Christ and devote himself denvicr. catholic to the upbuilding of the Mystical Body."

The ideal instrument for fulfilling this objective remains the Catholic school. The TER Vatican Council speaks concisely and di­ la y s a rectly o f the responsibility o f parents in >498 this matter when it emphasizes the duty ation which they have " . . . to entrust their c o m - children to Catholic schools when and COLORADO'S LARGEST WEEKLY d by where this is possible; to support such l a n g c schools to the extent of their ability and to work with them for the welfare of THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1967 their children.” It is therefore obvious VOL. LXll No. 8 that parents may not neglect the oppor­ tunity o f sending their children to Catho­ lic schools wherever they are available. A t the same time, we know that in Cardinal O’Boyle Firm many areas such schools are not avail­ able; and accordingly all o f us need to work together to compensate through the On Liturgy ""Experiment’ development of a strong and vigorous program of religious education under the Washington — Taking a firm stand may make their requests to the Liturgi­ against 'arbitrary adjusting and experi­ auspices of the Confraternity of Christian cal commission.” menting with the Church’s liturgy,” Car­ • Rectors, chaplains, and superiors Doctrine. While the quality of such reli­ dinal Patrick O’Boyje issued eight direc­ gious instruction in the past has been should exercise prudence in permitting tives to guide pastors and priests of the good, much remains to be done if we are use of their churches or chapels for the Washington archdiocese. to provide our young people the type of celebration of Mass "for externs. ’ When One directive declared: religious formation which they need to­ such permission is given to a group not a "A priest who is unwilling to con­ day. What was adequate ten years ago part of his community, the rector, chap­ form unfailingly to the Church’s litur­ may not be adequate now. lain, or superior should see that the ap­ gical norms is understood to relin­ It is my hope that we will be able to propriate representative of the group quish ipso facto the faculty granted to strengthen this program by providing communicates the name of the priest who him to celebrate Mass in this specialized training in the field of cate- will be the celebrant to Monsignor E. diocese." chetics to many more of our priests, reli­ Robert Arthur, chairman, Liturgical gious women and laity. They will be commission, at least three days before the needed for teacher training centers and (See related story about planned celebration takes place. adult education classes so essential for petition protesting Cardinal O’Boyle’s • "Without the explicit prior approval religious education. Religion merits to be leUer on Page 14.) ______of the Commission on Sacred Music, per­ taught at least with the same competency cussion instruments, electronically ampli­ The other directives outlined by Cardi­ of personnel and adequacy o f materials as fied string instruments, and any other nal O’Boyle in a letter to all pastors and instrument with similar association, are any secular subject. priests in the archdiocese specify: The heart of this letter is an earnest not to be used before, during, or following celebration of the liturgy.” call to our laity to respond to the request • In all celebrations of the liturgy Cardinal O’Boyle reminded priests that of your pastors and priests to take the each priest "will avoid any kind o f per­ r sonal innovation in formula, text, rite, Pope Paul V I has expressed his deep an­ teacher training courses and to become xiety over arbitrary exp>eriments with the Aiming for That Diploma actively involved in the holy work of gestures, place o f celebration, vestments, liturgy. The Cardinal added: teaching religion. Large numbers of com­ and the like.” "In some instances the unauthorized Tutor John Maes, like the other volunteers working in St. Elizabeth's petent and dedicated lay teachers are • "Every pastor, rector, chaplain, and innovations have been almost unbeliev­ adult education program, devotes two evenings a week to helping persons needed to assist in this apostolate. I am superior has the personal {‘esponsibility to able.” in the high school diploma program. Maes and student Mrs. Teresa Ro­ told that more than 50,000 Catholic insure that in churches and chapels un­ The high promise of authentic liturgi- mero work together on a mathematics problem in a spirit of determination and youngsters are this year attending our der his care, each celebration of the litur­ (Turn to Page 2) friendship. (See Section 2, P a g e 1) public schools; and we need hundreds o f gy conforms to the will o f the Church as teachers to pass on to them the traditions that will is expressed in the conciliar o f our faith. constitution, the ordinances of the Apos­ A Little Late, But Determined It is my prayer that your love for God tolic See. the directives from the National and His Church will inspire large num­ Council of Catholic Bishops, and the L i­ bers of our laity to give their time and turgical Directory of this diocese.” talents in this dedicated service which One Way To Finish School Mod will be a source of lasting inspiration to • 'T o celebrate the liturgy in a man­ E s ti- the young impressionable minds, now ner contrary to the Church’s liturgical By Dolores Curran long concerned over the parish’s responsi­ the lay people who wanted to do some­ searching for the truth. rules, constitutes just cause to withdraw "St. Elizabeth’s? Why, that’s Sister bility tp the community, sent the nuns thing. but we weren’t furnishing them In making your decision, I would re­ the respective priest’s canonical faculties, Cecilia’s school for drop-outs, isn’t it?” out to.the homes to survey the parents. with any opportunity for actual Christian mind you, as the prophets of old reminded including the faculty to celebrate the Although St. Elizabeth’s is far more involvement with others. Our gears previous generations: "Those who teach Mass anywhere in this ecclesiastical juris­ than that to 175 determined adults each T ^ E Y DISCOVERED that because of meshed and we began the Adult Tutorial others unto justice shall shine like stars diction.” semester, it’s mainly an opportunity to layfe of education, the parents were un- Program on a small scale.” for all eternity.” aKle to relate to their children. They also Although Sister Cecilia and the tutors • No priest has the right to celebrate finish high school. Devotedly yours in Christ, discovered a deep human desire for more refer to the school as the Adult Tutorial Mass in a place not a church or chapel, Consisting of a variety of ethnic -I- JAMES V. CASEY / education. Program, the students call it "Sister Ceci­ "unless he is specifically permitted to do groups, creeds, ages and degrees of educa­ Archbishop of Denver / About this time, Franciscan Sister Ce­ lia’s school.” — an indication of the per­ so by me or one who acts for me in this tion, the studenLs are met by volunteer cilia Linenbrink of the school became matter.” tutor.s from throughout the Denver arch- / sonal approach used by the tutors. Each diocese who believe they are the lucky.^ concerned with the lack of opportunities tutor works with only four or five stu­ • "Because it has sought to avoid le­ ones. To the tutors, it’s an opportunity yb for lay persons in the archdiocese who dents at a time. They become good Ofticial Appointments gitimate ecclesiastical supervision and give of themselves one night a wQl'k wished to contribute their time and tal­ friends. There are no bells, rules, fees, or because in its aims and activities it is Rev. Clarence Kessler, St. Stephen without salary and without fanfare. .' ents to worthwhile programs. "W e had grades. destructive o f the concept o f parish, I call "And it’s really exciting teaching.” said Church. Glenwood Springs,' also to be upon the group known as T h e People’ to Chaplain of the Knights of Columbus "I can’t figure out why no w e has professional math teacher, Barbara Evert terminate its program of liturgical cele­ done this before," said a stqaent. "I of Englewood. "It’s gratifying working AAN Council No. 2308, Glenwood Springs brations. If the members should wish to ENT come from Walsenburg and ^We never with people who are interested in getting Rt. Rev. Msgr. William H. Jones, Ph.D., assemble occasionally to participate to­ RE had a chance like this to^.;^et our di­ a good education. There’s also a bond of Archdiocesan Director of Schools, also gether in the approved liturgy o f the ploma." y friendship that’s hard to describe.” to be Chaplain of the Denver Serra Mass, as do other Catholic groups, they The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery reports Club a total of $36 donated toward seminary burses Rev. James L. Morgan, Sacred Heart Until three years a ^ when the great during the past week. TH E REV. Jeremias Milner. O.F.M.. Church, Roggen, also to be Moderator need was realized, no one had a chance Donations for the St. Jude Burse were re­ agrees. When asked to give his reasons of the Greeley District for the Arch- This Issue ... like this in Denver,/either. The birth of ceived from Denver, H.B., $5; Denver, R.G.O., for the school’s success, he said: "There diocesan Council of Catholic Women A special supplement honoring St. the school was real^ the wedding of two $20; Denver. G.A.H., Denver. Mrs. J.G.A., are lota of reasons. One is the attachment $5; Denver, anonymous, $1 to the Msgr. John between students and teachers. Ours isn t Rev. Gregory Hudson, O.S.B., St. John’s Elizabeth’s, Denver, and highlighting coincidences. / R. Mulroy burse. an institution, but a human relationship. Church, Longmont, also to be Moder­ the renovation of the school, the The Francisca^’ Sisters who staff the All offerings toward the various burses are Another reason is the word-of-mouth pub­ ator of the Fort Collins District for Franciscan Fathers, and the Francis­ grade school diftcovered that their stu­ a b le used to educate young men for the priesthood. licity. Wife tells husband who tells cousin ic e . the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic can Sisters, is included with this is- dents were not-fearning to their capacity. They may be sent direct to the Archdiocesan (Turn to Page 2) e ry . Women The Rev. Fabian Flynn, O.F.M., pastor. Chancery. 1536 Logon street, Denver. Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T h u rs d a y , S eptem ber 28, 1947 Planning for Census Liturgy Experiment, Faces Second Phase (Continued From Page 1) ate on the basis of personal judgment, taste, or whim.” The second phase of 8U8 Sunday, Nov- 12. The cal renewal embodied in the Second Vati­ planning for the parish results will be prepared by can Council’s Constitution on the Sacred IF AUTHORIZED directives are ob­ house-by-house census to a computer analysis. Liturgy, Cardinal O’Boyle said, “is being served, they "will surely bring about be conducted Nov. 12 in thwarted by some individuals and groups what the Church has in mind: A pro­ metropolitan Denver and Miami Diocese who, even if not consciously, do in fact found and orderly liturgical renewal Boulder will be held reject the Church’s exclusive authority in among all the faithful,” Cardinal O’Boyle Thursday, Sept. 28, 7:30 To Organize the- liturgy and claim the right to innov­ said. p.m., when pastors, along with their two co-chairmen and secretary, will meet in Senate of Nuns Finish School,,, the parish hell of Christ Miami — (N O — A sen­ the King church, Denver. ate of nuns who will (Continued From Page 1) physical facilities provided by Father The firs t Census and advise the Bishop on mat­ Fabian, the program would not have suc­ who tells wife and it starts all Education Study meeting ters concerning the aposto- ceeded. again. was held last Wednesday, late o f Sisters is being One o f the school’s most enthusiastic And what about the students who Sept. 20, with Archbishop organized in the Miami students, Ines Apodaca of the Denver range from 20 to 70 years of age? Why Casey and the pastors. diocese. Sanitation department, estimates he has do they attend faithfully two nights a Bishop Coleman F. Car- recruited at least 10 students for the week? Here are some replies: Present will be James roll, in a letter to all reli­ school. "I think only three have stuck ” I never really thought much about Bryant, vice president of gious orders o f women in with it,” he said, "but it’s a great chance getting my diploma until my kids started Census Management, Inc., the diocese, said the pur­ for a diploma. It’s at night so we can go asking me questions I couldn’t answer.” W ashington, D.C., and pose of the proposed senate a:-d it’s free.” "I always wanted to finish school but I Rochester, N.Y., who is "would be to provide a Father Jeremias stressed another rea­ had to quit to help support our family. directing the census. A 30- voice that might offer son for succe.ss: "The program wouldn’t be Now I want my diploma to get a better item questionnaire will be suggestions and recommen­ the same without Sister Cecilia. She’s the job so my kids don’t have to quit school Planning Forthcoming Census used by volunteers on Cen- dations to the Bishop, as dynamic spirit behind it. She has a real to help me.” to the manner in which At a Census and Education Study meeting Sept. 20 in Christ the King concern for people and a unique ability to "I’m going to get my diploma if it Sisters might make a parish hall, Denver, Archbishop James V. Casey, left, met with pastors to Forty Hours' choose people to help.” takes me forever.” greater contribution to the plan the forthcoming metropolitan Denver area and Boulder house-by­ One is struck by the modesty, almost "I figure if it’s important enough for work of personal sanctifica­ house census. Shown with Archbishop Casey are pastors of three new par­ Devotions embarrassment, of the tutors when they these teachers to come and help us with­ tion as well as the sanctifi­ ishes, from left, the Rev. Martin McNulty, pastor of Immaculate Heart of are asked why they are involved in the out getting paid or nothing, then it’s cation o f others.” Mary parish, Northglenn; the Rev. Joseph O’Malley, pastor of Church of Oct. 1, 1967 program. Regis college sophomore Don important enough for me to get with it the Risen Christ, Denver; and the Rev. James Rasby, pastor of St. Joan of Feurst explai.ned: "1 decided that this and get my diploma.” X X Sunday Arc parish, Arvada West. A meeting of pastors with their two co-chairmen News Deadline! would be about the best thing I could do Father Jeremias calls the school an After Pentecost and secretary will be held at Christ the King hall Thursday, Sept. 28, at on a Tuesday night.” unqualified success. "We’re looking to­ The deadline for news 7:30 p>m.______stories and pictures to Equally unassuming was Charlotte ward the future. Our area is changing St Anthony of Padua, appear in the "Register” Green from Loretto Heights; "I plan to tremendously with fewer permanent resi­ Denver. is M onday at 9 a.m. teach math someday and this is excellent dents yearly. I f we eventually lose our St. Ignatius Loyola, experience.” school as a grade school, we can still use Priests' Council Elects D enver Three-year veteran tutor A1 Kudalis, a it for the community, perhaps as a day­ St. Vincent dc Paul, GLASS time adult school.” D enver Gates company engineer, reports he has CO. tutored about 15 adults. "What little He added, "We feel a responsibility Our Lady of Guadal­ And Adopts Constitution upe, Colorado Springs knowledge I have I’m willing to pass on,” toward helping those in our community *St. M a ry ’s, Flagler he said. People are p>eople, regardless of become more responsible themselves. A t the second meeting of awaits ratification by The next meeting of POR status or color. Probably one reason is Then they, in turn, will help others.” the newly organized group, MIRRORS priests in the Archdiocese the Council o f priests is *Missions marked with student attitude —• they’re so grateful Has it worked that way so far? "You the Archdiocesan Ck)uncil o f Denver. set fo r Oct. 4. Oiir Beautiful that they make one feel humble.” bet,” answered Father Fabian. "One of of Priests gave approval to an asterisk (*) may have 13 Hours’ of Exposition Neu' Home at last year’s students got her diploma and a constitution and elected instead o f 40 Hours. 690 Lawrence H2.^-.V2.51 A L L A G R E E T H A T without the en­ is back tutoring this year. You can’t beat officers. Experimental Parish couragement, the moral support and the that for fulfilling our hopes.” Officers elected Sept. 20 by the group include the Rev. John Caiyar, presi­ Approved in New Y o rk dent; the Rev. Omer Fox- Syriian Government Takes hoven, vice-president; the New York — Priests of The first five "equals” Rev. L. Marvin Read, sec­ the New York archdiocese began work Sept. 16 in the retary; and the Rev. Em­ will operate as "teams o f two parishes — St. Brigid’s Charge of Pyivate Schools manuel Gabel, treasurer. equals” and not under a on Manhattan’s lower East A proposed constitution pastor in two parishes here Side and St. Rita o f Cascia Beirut, Lebanon — Hun­ Owners o f the private president of Syria and to of the Council was submit­ which have been designat­ in the Bronx — on a dreds of teachers and ad­ schools I^d said their leaders of the ruling Baath ted to the group by a ed for the experiment. "team” basis. Both parishes ministrators from the Min­ schools ^ould remain party. three-man com m itt^ com­ According to archdioce­ are predominantly Negro istry of Information have closed indefinitely if the Syrian Minister of Edu­ posed of the Rev. Francis san officials, the purpose of and Spanish American. taken charge o f private decree were not repealed. cation Suleiman A1 Khish Syrianey, Father Read and the experiment is to give schools in Syria. The government decree told a television audience Father Gabel. The draft younger priests a "greater T raining The state-controlled press transfers the management the new measure did not was tentatively approved sense of personal fulTill- Vision training is an effec­ in Syria called the take­ of private schools from mean nationalization of by the Council and now menL” over "a great revolutionary their owners to the Minis­ private schools because the tive and necessary means of step in education.” try of Education and an­ property of these schools caring for many vision problems, in many cases, says nuls all contracts between has not been seized by the The private schools, in­ Lowry Chaplain Named the American Optometlic As­ cluding Christian institu­ owners of private schools state. sociation. tions, had been closed to and their teachers and He said the purpose of The Rev. (Capt.) Robert Father Pryor, formerly at I protest a government de­ administrative personnel. the measure is to apply Pryor, formerly of the Sacred Heart pariah, cree giving full control of CHRISTIAN leaders nationalist curricula and to Crookston, Minn., diocese, Grand Forks, Minn., served them to the Ministry of sent a note of protest raise the educational was recently commissioned 18 months in the Air Education. against the decree\ to the standard of private schools. and assigned as Catholic Force before studying for chaplain to Lowry air base the priesthood. He is a AT NO SXTRA COST chapel No. 2, Denver. graduate of St. John’s un­ OAVe UNOOUIST Owntr 19 Ye«rs On Tn« Jot Experience iversity, C!k)llegeville, Minn. On Three Contlnenti Bishop Cites Necessity 71« mh »treet PERSONAuaa MONUMENTS AND MARKERS })rd PI. N«w Wetlern Fed. Savine* Bide. For Catholic Schools LINDQUIST TRAVEL SERVICE Ca Cincinnati — (N O — Continuation of Clarence Elwell of Cleveland told the MEMORIAL CO. Tel. 825 7W5 (Z lA **"”" ric the Catholic school system is necessary biennial convention of the Ohio Catholic \ Hour Free Parkine La Shallt SPEER BOtJLEVARO AT «th • PHONE 7SS 1 _____ iTts California______ch not only for the Church but for the na- Educational Association. Oc tion and the world. Auxiliary Bishop Preaching (Sept. 27) at a Mass in St. of Peter in Chains’ cathedral concelebrated da by Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati •I Catholic GIs Aid and the school superintendents of the six ea< Ohio dioceses. Bishop Elwell, former su­ of Seminary in Vietnam perintendent of schools of the Cleveland otV diocese and now the diocese’s episcopal p.r Xuan Loc, Vietnam — (NC) — Four vicar for education,' took a strong stand ers Catholic chaplains, one of them an Aus­ for carrying on Catholic education "at do( tralian, gave a check for $1,000, to Bish­ every level.” Th op Joseph Le Van An of Xuan Loc to He acknowledged the "diificulties and en* help build a new minor seminary for the dangers which beset the future of Catho­ ma diocese. lic education,” mentioning the shortage of ma The four represented all the Catholic teachers, financial problems, construction ma chaplains o f the Allied units stationed in and salary costs, and the "most serious QUIET DIGNITY... ter Xuan Loc diocese. They include the U.S. competitive situation” caused by increased of Army and A ir Force and the 1st Austra­ State and federal aid. lian Task force. The money represented "In spite of all this,” hie declared, Th e beauty of a funeral service, the lasting impression collections made in the unit chapels from "Catholic education must continue into it creates, is a primary responsibility of the funeral director. Se Catholic servicemen. the future for the sake of the Church and Our experienced and highly-trained Catholic Is the salvation of souls, for the sake of our staff is dedicated to the realization of this beauty. Commission Named nation, for the sake of the future of our By world.” Each member of our Catholic Staff, the largest in the region, is available, at your request, to serve you Vatican City — (NC) — Pope Paul V VI has named a commission of three Open Housing Gains at any of our four neighborhood mortuaries. me Cardinals to head the Holy See’s newly Washington — (NC) — A Pentagon Coi established prefecture of economic affairs. spokesman told civil rights groups here stc President of the commission which will that the Defense department is making ty” come into being as of Jan. 1, is the for­ satisfactory progress in its drive for open ove mer substitute secretary for ordinary af­ housing for military personnel in north­ chn fairs in the Papal Secretariat of State, ern Virginia. DRAWING ROOM setl Cardinal Angelo Dell’Acqua. The other SPEER AT SHERMAN ing two members are Pennsylvania-born Car­ Texts Checked for Bias N dinal Francis Brennan, former dean of Atlanta — (NC) — A committee of Alv the Sacred Roman Rota, high church Catholics and Jews is studying religious in court, and Cardinal Maximilien de Fur- textbooks used in Atlanta Archdiocesan con stenberg, former apostolic nuncio to Por­ schools for expressions that could lead to the tugal. anti-Semitism. Pul

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12. The pared by At St. Elizabeth's Sunday, Oct. 1, will sary of service by the closing. Dinner for the Mile High United Fund mark three special occasions Franciscan Friars who prie.sts will follow. ese for historic St. Elizabeth’s have administered the par­ The historic parish, dat­ Campaign parish, Denver. ish since before the turn of ing back to 1879, has been An open house for mem­ Dear Family in Christ: the century, and the 50th the object of extensive bers of the clergy and laity year of service given by remodeling and renovation. tuns In the near future, the United Way campaign will o f the Denver archdiocese the Franciscan Sisters who Both the school and the begin its 80th effort to raise funds to assist in the oper­ w ill be held from noon staff the school. convent have undergone A sen- ation of its 108 affiliated agencies in the five metro until 5 p.m. at St. Eliza­ A Triduum in honor of several months work, both lo w ill counties o f Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver and Jef­ beth’s to celebrate the St. Francis will be held interiorly and on the out­ on mat- ferson. I readily accept the request to commend to you opening o f the newly re­ Oct. 1, 2, and 3 and will side. aposto- this once-a-year appeal which is designed to meet the modeled school. close at 5:30 p.m. Wednes­ i being health, welfare and recreational needs of many thou­ day, Oct. 4, when pastors (Sec special tabloid Miami sands of our citizens. T H E E V E N T also from throughout the area with this issue)______The goal this year is $5,354,780.00; and it will be marks the 80th ai will gather for the solemn F. Car- realized only i f every one of us is willing to assume a all reli- fair share o f responsibility for its success. It is suggested AM O NG the many new men in that one hour’s pay per month will meet the 1967 goal. Police Guild Plans appointments for the school he pur- Over the years, this United Way has fully proven to included in the work are [ senate be the most effective and economical method for meet­ Corporate Communion modern windows and wide vide a ing our varied community needs and for ensuring the glass doors, subdued colors offer efficient operation of the many voluntary agencies in­ in carpeting and wall deco­ The fifth annual corpo­ offer the Mass for the 5ramen- volved. I am told that three of every five persons in the rations, and marble wain- rate Communion Breakfast guild at St. Francis de lop, as Mile High area benefit directly from services sponsored Rally Leaders Confer scotting. by this campaign; and of course all o f us benefit at least of the St. Michael's Police Sales church, at 8 a.m. The completely renovated which Archbishop James V. Casey and four parish co-chairmen charged with indirectly. guild will be held Sunday, The Very Rev. Harold convent, which has re­ ake a grass-roots responsibility for the success of the archdiocesan Year of Faith It may be unnecessary to mention that our o’vn Cath­ Oct. 1st. Archbishop James Persich, C.M., rector of St. ceived new paint and car­ to the rally discuss early planning reports. The rally is scheduled at 2:30 p.m. olic programs for child-care, welfare and recreation V. Casey of Denver will Thomas seminary, Denver, peting treatments. also ictifica- Sunday, Oct. 29, in Bears stadium and will be attended by 50,000. Shown will deliver the homily. anctifi- agencies receive substantial help from this appeal houses new modern and The United Way campaign merits the sympathetic with the Archbishop, from left, are H. Albert Phibbs, Arvada; Dr. Howard After the Mass, a break­ attractive furniture. Colors, cooperation o f all citizens, and I commend it wholeheart­ E. Swanson, Burlington; Gene Costello, Arvada; and Bob Blair, Burlington. Priest fast will be served at the selected and coordinated by edly to you. I hope that our Catholic people will actively Continental Denver motel, George Thorson of Smith participate in the 1967 appeal and will lend every effort Refutes Speer boulevard and Zuni and Thorson Architects, news to make it a success. DAACW Martials Support street. Kenneth Adamson, Denver, have been gener­ res to a former Denver Bronco, Devotedly yours in Christ, Charge ously applied to accent the fister” and an All American at many favorable features of -t-JAMES V. CASEY Lansing, Mich. — Author Notre Dame university, ■______Archbishop of Denver the convent structure. O f Year of Faith Rally of the best-seller A M od­ will be guest speaker. ern Priest Looks at his Seventh grade boys, from The Denver Archdiocesan tend, whether they live in Masses in the archdiocese ASS each of the Denver county Council of Catholic Women Rifle or downtown Denver. that day. Outdated Church Father James Kavanaugh report­ Catholic schools, will be O. (DAACW) has martialed Archbishop Casey sched­ edly said in California that the guests of the Police of­ its forces to assure the A R C H B IS H O P Casey uled the rally as a signal ficers at the Mass and the success of the Year of and Auxiliary Bishop observance of the arch­ Bishop Alexander Zaleski’s breakfast. Faith rally. David M. Maloney head diocese of the Year of description of his status as The rally, which will the group of honorary "disobedient.” was "dishon­ u/ Faith proclaimed by Pope assemble 50,000 Catholics chairmen of the Year of Paul \T last February. est and damaging.” in Bears stadium Sunday, Faith Committee. Other The Year of Faith began The prelate, who had 5251 Oct. 29, for a mass demon­ members are the Rt. Rev. June 29, the feast day of earlier declared Father stration of faith, is nearing Monsignor Gregory Smith, the martyrdom of Sts. Pe­ the final planning stage. Kavanaugh "disobedient” V.G., John J. Sullivan, J. ter and Paul. Archdiocesan $p wial Preferred Kernan Weekbaugh, and for refusing a parish as­ observance began on that week end rates tor HIGHLKJHT of the ral­ signment, also said he had Robert Person. date with special profes- weekly, customers ly will be the concelebra- granted him no leave of General co-chair sions o f faith and observ- monthly and o( Ruwart - tion of Mass by Archbishop absence. He refused to the committee are the Rt. ance of the faith. long term lease McKmnon James V. Casey and 12 comment on the priest’s Rev. Monsignor William H. Special emphasis on rates. Chevrolet. Inc. priests. A solemn profes­ latest remarks, but a Jones, archdiocesan super­ the importance of faith A g e l i it 23 years sion o f faith, a procession intendent of schools, and spokesman for the diocese also is being placed in said "some action could be Metropolitan Leasing Inc. into the stadium, and an Martin C Kelly. sermons and in religious taken in the future.” 2535 South Colorado Boulevard Denver address by Auxiliary Bish- The rally is scheduled for instruction on a contin­ op James P. Shannon o f 2 to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 29, and uing basis through the On Regis Faculty St. Paul-Minneapolis also there will be no evening year. are featured. Named to the chemistry department at Regis Mrs. Raymond Nixon of college, Denver, as assistant professors are Dr. J. Colorado Springs, president Michael Conner, left, and the Rev. John W. Elder, of DAACW, said her or­ Spanish-Speaking Club S.J., right. A native of Jackson, Miss., Dr. Conner ganization is coordinating earned his Ph.D. degree at the University of reports o f parish rally co-' Wyoming in 1966 and has taught there and at chairi^ien and vice chair­ For Sr. Citizens Opens Kansas university. Father Elder comes to Regis men on an archdiocesan­ from a year’s research study at L’Institute de wide basis and serving "as The El Bueno Consejos Archdiocese of Denver be­ Biologic Physico-Chimque, Paris. He has taught a liaison between the par- club of the Catholic Corn­ gan its fall and winter at Spring Hill college. Mobile, Ala., and Rock- ish co-chairmen and the munity centers o f the season Wednesday, Sept. hurst college, Kansas city.______Archdiocesan Year o f Faith 27. committee. ’ Catholic Press Cana Conferences DAACW’s role is being Rapped by Bishop A meeting and social carried out through its Salford, England — Bish­ in the Little Flower Church Communities com­ Community center, 2809 op Thomas Holland of Sal­ mission, headed by Mrs. H. Larimer street, Denver, Slated at Two Sites ford has criticized the M. Edmonds of Denver. honored the group’s old­ Catholic press for examin­ The Cana committee of D A TE S for the four con­ The coordinating job is a est member, 94-year-old ing Papal documents as if Denver has scheduled ferences at St. John’s are big one — vice-chairmen Mrs. Faustina Chavez. they were "the production Cana conferences for mar­ Oct. 15, Oct. 22. Nov. 12 have been appointed in of a university professor.” ried couples at St. John's and Nov. 26. Because of parishes for every 100 per­ The El Bueno Consejos He said he has noticed a church, Denver, beginning the Year of Faith rally on sons to be attending the club is the only Spanish­ Oct. 15, and at the Shrine Oct. 29, the session regu­ tendency in the Catholic speaking senior citizens’ as low as rally. Mrs. Margaret of St. Anne church, Arva­ larly scheduled for that Valiant, secretary o f the press to criticize Papal group in Colorado. The club statements as if the critic da. beginning Oct. 22. date has been moved up to Church Communities com­ was organized in 1957 SALAD The Cana conferences at Oct. 22. For reservations, "could legitimately stand under the auspices of the DRINK mission, is in charge of DESSERT each parish cover a series persons may call Mr. and report tabulations. at some detached vantage Catholic Community cen­ of four sessions held every Mrs. Dill Trewartha, 333- point from which he en­ ters, a United Way agency. 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N O W ! J. EMMETT NOONAN - DIRECTOR 718 17th S tre e t This is your house, enjoy it. 825-3852 2406 f e d e r a l B L V D . Mutual Fund Specialists Page 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, September 28, 1967 • Listening In Something Francis de Sales—Patron of Press For Adults By Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer Something worth the attention of every whether she was worth the Mass. So the switch was Lest we forget . . . but uluck. we had almost forgotten. ing a finger Francis might have made this his-career, adult interested in updating his or her And this is the less excusable because St. Francis de made to Padua, to ’’haply institute a course of learning and who is to say that by so doing he might not have Sales has long stood for us in the place o f an elder and ingenious studies.” Doctor of Laws was Francis de­ changed the whole stream of history. But he would have educational background is the "Learning Vi brother, revered, looked up to, the model of the writer clared in due course, grounded in the perspicacities of none of it. either then or later when the devout Louis for Living” program, sponsored by Kappa B we would like to be land have never come within miles the Code of Justinian. But the prodigy's return was XIII was on the throne. He knew all of his great con­ of making iU, of the Christian humanist we would as­ spoiled by his blunt refusal of the preferred senatorship temporaries, De Berulle, Mme. Acarie, St. Vincent de Gamma Pi, which will run in various ses­ pire to become isomething lacking in both our Christian­ in the Parliament of Savoy (provost of the chapter, no Paul, Angelique Arnauld, and the rising Bishop of Lu- sions and cover various topics Oct. 2 ity and our humanism), and of the kind of Bishop we less) and the stubborn persistence of his determination con, Armand de Plessis Richelieu; he might have made through Nov. 4. ought to be (Ora pro nobis Ste. Franeisce. ut digni- to be a priest. All right then . . . have your own way ... them his Salesians. But he was the Savoyard Bishop: He cfflciamur!). Our apologies. Monseigneur, Bishop and waste of talent ... fine way to treat your dear old fa­ had his books to write, his clients to guide, his own soul The program, it has been pointed out Prince of (leneva* ther. . . to make. in pages of the Register during the past For this year marks the 400th anniversary of his Ordination in those days, even half a century after ai Trent, was still a fairly simply matter, a few casual From 1604 when he met the young widowed Baroness few weeks, is aimed to give adults the birth. The date, precisely, was Aug. 21, 1567, and the li- place the modest family chateau (long since destroyed) examinations, a month or so o f spiritual exercises, voila! de Chantal until his death 18 years later his was the opportunity to continue to develop intellec­ guiding hand in that movement for the involvement of d( at Thorens, not far from (leneva. The De Sales family, Back to Chahlais came the young priest. Well, surely J< seigneurs in title, lived nevertheless close to the earth, there were fine benefices to be had. But no, some foot­ women in the active work of the Church which has pro­ tually and spiritually, and at the same I a close to the {x.»a.santry. Nor were too many airs likely to ling nonsense about answering Bishop de Granier’s call liferated in countless religious communities and in­ time offer to the community an experience be Haunted in a household of KJ Savoyard youngsters. for volunteers to evangelize — think of it! — the Chab- numerable projects in charity and education. It was for in learning without exams, grades, or The father, Francois, a veteran of the Italian cam­ lais countryside lest the Calvinists take over completely. her and her Visitandines that he wrote his masterpiece, paign of Francis I, was a man of simple, straightforward The Introduction to a Devout Life, that vision of reli­ credit. faith, whose best rebuttal to those who sought to lure For Francis the beginnings were tough, listeners gion lived in the parlor and the counting-house, in the The courses are geared to contemporary him into the Calvinism then triumphant in Geneva and few, converts almost none. He bethought himself of marketplace and in the quiet of the study. threatening to engulf the ('hablais was that he saw no his pen. He knew he could write, limpidly, effective­ issues and interests and are open to all. reason to embrace a sect 12 years younger than himself. ly. So began his apostolate of the press, his use of The Christian humanist, ut home and at ease There are no educational prerequisites, For his eldest son his ambition was that he should be the published word to reach beyond the echo of his anywhere in the world, reserved but unconstrained, and each course will meet once weekly for enough of a lawyer to manage the local assembly, speech. Then too began his courteous dialog with his sobriety balanced by good humor, St. Francis is enough of a husbandman to make a living out of the that most attractive of the Genevan reformers, the antithesis of the fanatic, the religious revolu­ eight consecutive weeks. seigneury, enough of a gentleman to read the classics Theodore of Beza, which actually anticipated many tionary who would destroy everything in sight so The courses include "Understanding to and stand up to the popinjays of I’aris. of the points of contact with the Protestant mind as to clear the ground for his new-model Church. which we are rediscovering under the name of Protestant Religions,” "The Mirror of ai Off to I*aris was young Francis sent, chaperoned ecumenism. As the patron of the Catholic press looking down Man-Art Appreciation,” "The New by the tough, canny Abbe Deage, to reside at the from heaven he might reproach, gently but quite firmly, Church,” "Basic Family Economics,” Hotel Ro.se Blanche and to muster the arts of fenc­ those publicists who today are using it as a sounding of ing, equitation, and dancing. To be sure, the boy In five years he had won back the Chahlais. By then board for their own peevish animosities, their frustra­ "Child Growth and Development,” and had already asked to be a priest at II, mind you loo he was co-adjutor to Monseigneur de Granier and a tions at not being invited to take over the papacy, their "Liturgy in an Age of Change.” tr man of mark in the French hierarchy. Four years later It — and in fact it had seemed sensible (just in case febrile attacks upon authority. An ecumenist before the The courses are directed by persons there wore any stray benefices around) to have him he succeeded as Prince Bishop of Geneva, a somewhat word was spelled out he knew that unity is not to be tonsured. Hut Papa Francois had no least thought hollow title since he was never permitted to take po.s.ses- bought by ignoring differences and repealing dogmas, knowledgeable in these various fields of taking the boy seriously. The tonsure would sion of his see-city and perforce ruled the remainder of but by the harder way of intellectual integrity sulTused Kappa Gamma Pi, national honor society grow out again. his dioce.se from Annecy. by Christian charity. Ri As preacher and writer his fame made imperative his He was w'riting a letter in the garden of the Visita­ of Catholic women’s colleges, is organizing tc But Paris in 1587 was a troubled, beleaguered city, appearance at the French court and Henry IV heard tion convent at Bellecour, near Lyon, Dec. 22, 1622, the program with the assistance of a J€ tr and Henry of Navarre had still to make up his mind him with delight if not with emendation of life. By lift- when a stroke crumpled him. A penman to the last. committee composed of representatives from various Catholic groups in Denver. Endorsed by Archbishop Casey, the ser­ of SI Comment for Today ies is both an opportunity and challenge II to adults who are concerned about their ol Babylon for $25 Faith and the world. — (CJZ) th By Paul H. Hallett to It Two "characters” held my TV attention Thursday lawyer friend believes that after death comes the judg­ olution,” which is a polite name for standardized sexual night a week ago. Since Hugh Hefner, the Playboy ment. immorality. The groundwork was laid one or two gener­ hi magnate, was interviewed for 30 minutes of the time Two or three weeks ago, almost every man in Denver ations ago by philosophers of the stripe o f Bertrand ^Register Bi that Timothy Leary was bouting with Bill Buckley, it received a copy of Hefner’s announcement that a Play­ Russell. Hefner started his unspeakable, but only too tv •took some doing to get a fair sampling of both. My boy Club was to start soon in Denver, together with the often spoke of. Playb oy magazine, when he had judged hi greatest, disappointment was to hear the comments of generous offer to cut $25 from the $50 regular key fee that the sex teachings of the immoralists had confused Flashbacks tl: viewers afterwards. Many people I heard expressed rev­ for charter members. the masses enough that their theories could be put into (Compiled by Sue Rocthelc) ulsion for the LSD sage. I heard nothing against the The announcement regaled the prospective playboy practice. Judging the time right, he is now many times • P< Playboy King. with its descriptions o f Playboy living — generous a millionaire. Following is a compilation of news items which pi Timothy Leary no doubt does a great deal of harm drinks, sumptuous food, and "beautiful Bunnies” — the appeared in the "Register” one year ago of with his pseudo-mysticism, which makes LSD and dope last item exemplified by an insipid looking female on Charles Keating, of Citizens for Decent Literature, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr o f Denver added Catholic \m respectable in the name of religion. But as a deleterious the cover. told me that Hugh Hefner and his Playboy enterprises support to a state-wide expression of concern for the th influence he does not compare with Hugh Hefner. Among the sybaritic pleasures Hefner enumerated as and "philosophy.” did more damage than common porno­ plight of the three million Jews living in the Soviet particularly enjoyable was "splashing about in the open- graphy, because they are so generally accepted. The Union when he and Auxiliary Bishop David M. Maloney IN TE R V IE W E D by a noted criminal lawyer, who air swimming pool, spectacularly attended by bikinied most respectable newsstands will stock P layboy, which w’as obviously in sympathy with him, Hefner never pre­ Bunny lifeguards.” o f Denver joined in sponsoring a protest meeting on the seems exempted from ordinary censure because of its perilous situation o f Jews in Russia. sented the frank gaze o f Leary. He was shifty-eyed and smartness and sophistication. The Playboy Clubs not self-conscious, even shy — as if he were not able to rec­ "The Door Bunny, first o f many lovely girls whom only cater to sensuality but alst) to vanity. They give The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William H. Jones, archdioce- oncile with his conscience the attack on American mor­ you’ll meet during your visit, warmly greets you and the member the feeling o f luxury and power. What he ality that he has been waging, with sad success, for 15 your guests, and checks your key. Chances are you will san superintendent of Catholic schools, while addressing will have to pay for this is far more than a $25 key fee. a special forum he called to acquaint parents with feder­ years. He looked anything but the sophisticated Playboy recognize her as one of P L A Y B O Y ’S Playmates.” Could Sensuality is expensive as well us morally debilitating. al school aid provisions, urged Catholic school patrons to when he shyly tried to explain what he wanted written it be the same Playmate, out on bail, who was recently ar­ The "sexual revolution” is an ally of greed, greed leads to support the Elementary and Secondary Education A ct o f on his epitaph as the thing he had done for the world. rested as a prostitute in California? dishonesty and cynicism. Instead of writing his epitaph, we would have been bet­ 1965 "regardless of political philosophy.” ter advised to consider what was to become of him after IN H IS T V interview, Hefner was modest enough to IF W E W A N T Babylon we shall have to pay the death, but it is unlikely that either he or his cynical say that he did not, by himself, make "the sexual rev- price Babylon paid, which was destruction. Regis college students staged an anti-war demon­ stration, but one typical of contemporary under­ graduate protests. A Mass for Peace in Vietnam was held at the college with members of the Jesuit faculty concelebrating the Mass. Catholic nursing, I Viewpoint high school, and other college students in the Den­ ver area participated in the "demonstration.’*

In Boston, the executive director of the Boston Arch­ diocesan Commission on Human Rights, the Rev. Paul Ajax^ the White Knight R. Rynne, told 50 educators that they must be prepared By Rev. L. Marvin Read to "go against the establishment” if they expect to fulfill a commitment to educate the poor, especially Negroes "I sufieied with them then and I have never stopped But Father Groppi’s identification with his people comprehend the ideal immersion o f faith into all of life, and other minority groups. suffering.” Father Jim Groppi, the White, militant priest goes deeper than that of just James Groppi. It is that of because response and involvement necessarily follow. serving in Milwaukee’s slum-ridden north side, referred Father James Groppi — and the Church, through him, Such response and involvement — as a necessary corol­ The Southern Baptist Convention’s 10.7 million mem­ to his occasional involvement with Negroes during his has become clearly identified with Milwaukee Negroes. lary of CJhristianity — usually demand a selfless scope bers were called on to join Catholics in praying for seminary days, more than ten years ago. "He has given th e . Pope the respect of our Black of living and a change of selfish view. And that can world peace. Echoing Pope Paul V i’s plea for peace, a Much has happened between the time of seminarian ghettos for the first time in history,” said civil rights hurt. district meeting of Methodists at Chestertown, Md., also Groppi’s cautious immersion into the Black community leader Dick Gregory, and in response to what Gregory Faith, life, moral responsibility, love and civic duty called for peace resolutions. and today, when career and life are daily on the line for had said at a St. Boniface rights rally, more than a are not separable entities; Groppi has taken these out of the cause in which he so deeply believes: The rights of thousand pairs of black hands and a thousand voices their comfortable, pigeonhole departments and blended Auxiliary Bishop David M. Maloney headed a the Negro people. erupted in a deafening roar o f approval. them into a quite Christian philosophy of action. His contingent of nearly two dozen delegates from the Like it or not, Groppi has brought the Church to the techniques may not be the smoothest, but at least he Archdiocese of Denver who attended the national F A T H E R G R O P P I has been stationed at St. Boni­ Negroes and their cause, and he has brought the has had the courage to dare to unite Christianity and convention of the National Council of Catholic face’s church for four years, and his knowledge of neigh­ Negroes and their cause to the Church. civil rights — and to unite them in a way that exceeds Women in Miami, Fla. borhood problems is more than 8Uf>erficial. He knows "I can’t sit in my room,” Groppi has said, "and read the platitudinous exchanges of conference tables and first hand what is going on because he has dared to my breviary and watch my brothers and sisters march­ patio patter. He has taken the issue at hand and thurst Members of the St. Rose o f Lima Altar and Rosary identify with his Negro parishioners — because, in a ing and eating tear gas and simply say 'nice going.’ ” it uncomfortably into the Beer City streets and into the society, Denver, formally adopted a mission in Santar- sense, he is one of them. Ho has seen them suffer, he And so Groppi marches — and with him, the Church American conscience. em, oral], at which Sister Georgette, formerly Dolores Jim Groppi stands not so alone these days as before; has heard them suffer and, as a sign of his unity with strides militantly into the civil rights arena. Langfield a member of the parish, is stationed. The Church and civic groups have given him verbal and them, he has sulTei'ed with them. women planned to aid the mission by sewing children’s physical support. The ^ n a te of Milwaukee priests has One might idly wish that the violence occasionally clothing and sending good, used summer weight clothing spawned by the activist priest and his NAACP youth voted him its approval and one Bishop has called him and miscellaneous items. council would have been avoided. The fact that it hasn’t "a good priest, an angry man and a social prophet THE DENVER CATHOLIC been, however, is easily as much due to White antago­ whom we should be able to recognize as an authentic W1 A bill allowing Cuban refugees to become resident nism and heavy-handedness as it is to Black resentment voice of anguish within the Negro community.” be aliens after bypassing normal Immigration Act requiro- REGISTER and tension. At any rate, Groppi is aware of the histori­ ”I am a man and a priest,” says Father Groppi in cal fact that, without the continual prodding of demon­ explaining why he is so deeply involved. "It is my duty Representatives. The bill was sir President ...... Most Rev. James V. Casey, D.D. backed by the department o f immigration o f the Nation- Editor ...... itev. Daniel J. Flahertv strations in this country, not one item of civil rights to preach the brotherhood of man.” Churchmen and spi General Mannuer ...... Frank Schiro legislation would ever have been enacted. Without the Christians, he says, who do not practice what they Ci K ^ n * f Conference, the Commission on eti preach "are guilty o f pietism — a horrible way of dis­ Cuban Refugees of the Greater Miami Council of Managing Editor...... Miles F. Porter same constant goading, today, it will not be put into Churches and the council itself. gi< Denver New.s Editor...... Clement J. Zecha practice. The risk of violence is necessary, but risk is torting the teachings of Jesus Christ.” His form of ne Associate Editors ...... Rev. L. Marvin Read, always demanded when one fully commits himself to "brotherhood-preaching” undoubtedly disturbs many ad During the week o f Sept. 29, 1966, in Washington, Jack Bacon. Chris Herndon, William Slevin, Tom Offi­ attaining something big. Christians-at-rest who would feel so much more at ease re) cer, James Sena, Linus Riordnn, Paul H. Hallett, James And so men like Groppi must continue to march until if involvement were only something to be talked about tion t/1 ~ Johnson Administra- tai R. Walsh, Ernest Sanchez, Jack McKenna. Kim Larsen. the fact of equal rights matches the promise. rather than something to be done. Dirksen nn6 leadership of Senator Everett of Dirksen and the advocates o f "Black Power” were being David Millon. The slight, balding priest has been termed by his "Ajax, the W hite Knight,” as his followers are wont an pastor "A Negro with White skin;” the reality is not so to call him, will probably be responsible for goading the ^ Rights WII o f 1966 ^ Published Weekly by much that he has become a Negro as that, by exercizing timid Milwaukee city council into passing an open hous­ th e^ ^ rv ^ "'■P*'' housing” provision - THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (INC.) the power of Christianity within himself, Groppi has ing ordinance. He may have to sacrifice his health — or most the nation had 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 80204 become one with his brothers. The priest comes on life — to do it, but he will succeed. most vigorously defended and fought for - was the Telephone, 825-1145 P.O. Box 1620 strong for civil rights not as an outsider working al­ mam reason for the bill’s demise. ^ truistically for "their” rights but as a part of the hu­ H O P E F U L L Y , Father Groppi will be as successful in Gc Subscription: $5.00 a year. man, Christian community working for "our” rights. goading the collective conscience of American Catholi­ nu Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. cism into noting the painful difterence between civil Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a year. P E R H A P S the common, White resentment of this rights as discussion matter and civil rights as a matter Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. wi priest’s actions has an altogether too obvious explana­ of active c»ncern. He may have to sacrifice his health th tion To sec a priest, minister or nun in a picket line or and life for this too, but then that’s happened before. As •«sil“ ’ 42 a demonstration is clearly a worrisome prospect: It he says, "Jesus Christ was a civil rights worker — the means that some dedicated Christian views civil rights greatest civil rights worker.” mediation in an^ °®°phy department, would press for Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith. Ph.D., Founding Editor, as a matter of religious conscience and obligation — not Christ wound up crucified by his own concept of M Register System of Catholic Newspapers 1913-1960 merely as a civic nicety. It pains, sometimes, to begin to brotherhood and love. structures of the CatholL chureh'^^^ institutional 8tl

. 0 The Better World Retreat— Thursday-/ September 28/ 1967 DENVER CAtHOLIC REGISTER Page 5 An Invitation to Renewal By Rev. L. Marvin Read every waters from the Pope’s osity on the part of the SOLID-STATE STEREO “The Retreat of the Open to A il summer residence at Cas- participants — but such r her Christian community” tclgandolfo. awareness and generosity irning which will be given at St. The first Denver-area By 1958, when Pius X II should be \he marks of Walburga’s convent in Retreat of the Christian died, the movement had any Christian, and the ^appa Boulder next week will be community will be held spread throughout the movement seeks only to s ses- a participation in one of Oct. 6-14 at St. W albur­ world; John XXIII, .already make these marks more )ct. 2 modern history’s most dy­ ga’s convent, Boulder. an admirer of the move­ common in more Chris­ namic movements. The Better World retreat ment, appointed a three- tians. Enjoy this The "movement” is that is open to all interested Cardinal commission to The aim of the move­ d out for a Better World, and it laity, priests. Sisters and enlarge the work. During ment is a spirit o f renewed is the continuation o f a the Second Vatican Coun­ love throughout the whole beautiful past Brothers. philisophico-theological For further informa­ cil, about 1,000 Bishops Christian community. It 3 the approach to Christian tion, you are asked to made the Better World seeks the creation of a new FM/AM ellec- living begun nearly three call the Rev. Paul F. retreat. atmosphere in which com­ decades ago by an Italian W icker, 322-2026. The retreat is unique; munity life will flourish same Jesuit, the Rev. Riccardo the emphasis is always on and prosper — an atmos­ CHAIRSIDE Lombardi. The movement, ience Gospel were to be present­ community — the Chris­ phere that must continual­ and the organization ed successfully to the tian community. It is a ly be renewed. 3, or founded to promote it, has world, there must be a retreat of the People of The Movement for a Bet­ Radio- received the deep interest simultaneous, general ren­ God as such. Its purpose is ter World seeks to react and blessing o f three Pon­ arary ovation in the Church, af­ to bring about a general against complacency and Phonograph tiffs, Pius XII, John XXIII fecting not only • individual renewal, but from the spe­ against an unwillingness ) all. and Paul VI. cific point of view of to change in the Church, Catholics, but even the Father Lombardi was for only sites, organizational structures of revivifying and fostering while, at the -same time, it involved, in 1938, in a ser­ y for the Church. community life as a result. strives to achieve what is ies of lectures given in The whole Better World better for the individual as For 30 years, Lombardi’s Italian state universities, well as for the community work has been inspired by movement aims at focusing $ 2 4 0 5 0 where he had been invited attention on the universal as a whole. iding these two convictions, and to deal with problems in community — the univer­ ■ The standards and de­ they form the key to un­ ■ of apologetics and philosophy; sal good, that is, the whole signs of the Better World derstanding the Movement in the past-war years, Lom­ New for a Better World. world. movement are high; only bardi’s talks took the form Three themes keynote Christians filled with what lies,” As the Italian Jesuit’s of speeches given to a gen­ the retreats: must be termed "The Spir­ Five high fidelity speakers—including two 12" Bass Woofers—project thrilling sound through and movement began to grow, eral populace in the thea­ so did the need for a more • The first strives to it of the Lord” will even the front, rear and side of this superb, self-contained model 405 In beautiful Contemporary tres and public squares of be able to understand the effective organization to show the need for Catho­ Italy. lics to unite their forces in ideals and make them op­ fine furniture. Powerful and highly reliable solid-state radio-amplifier brings you exciting sons promote it. Pius XII, in Stereo FM — noise-free and drift-free Monaural FM plus selective AM. 1952, spoke to the people what is essentially a col­ erative in their own lives elds PIUS XII, currently of Rome and urged them lective effort, in order to and, ultimately, in the reign in g as Bishop o f lives of others. to enter fully into the pro­ bring about the salvation Rome, took a personal in­ gram o f general renewal o f mankind to the glory of zing terest in the content o f the God. B U T T H E N , in the long for the building o f "a bet­ t h e magnificent Jesuit’s speeches, the cen­ run, that’s what Christian­ af a ter world, as desired by • Next, by means of ity is all about anyway. tral theme of which was God.” The Holy Father study undertaken in com­ dves an appeal to love, hope Thv Better World retreat expressed the hope that mon, emphasis is given to r. and responsibility. In view goes a long way to help every diocese in the world the need for personal re­ the individual be what he ser- of the destruction and de­ would follow this example. form that each individual spair caused by World War must apply to his own life. must be: Genuinely Chris­ In the enthusiastic words !nge tian. II, Lombardi's talks had an of Pius XII, Father Lom­ It is, above all, a matter of heir obvious appeal to the gen­ bardi had received the best fostering a charity directed primarily toward God, but uine Christian mind and possible promotion for his their content was carried movement. which must also reach out Schools to countries outside o f the to bind men to one another Italian borders. TH E W O R K of promot­ until a final unity is The reception given to ing a better world grew — reached. his talks convinced the always with the guidance • The third theme con­ Support Better World founder of and interest of Pius XII siders the renewal that two key ideas. First, Lom­ and, in 1956, the Pontiff must be brought about in bardi became convinced gave to Father Ix>mbardi the community through the Exposition Optional matching speaker system—model S-75 that the present-day world the International Center various Christian group­ is extraordinarily well-dis­ for a Better World. The ings, from the family to All Denver area Catholic with storage for over 55 records—may be added posed to listen to the sim­ building, built at Pius’ the world wide community. school students from the for space-separation in larger rooms; or for re­ flich ple and unadorned message request by the Italian The goals of the Better sixth to the 12th grade mote listening enjoyment in other rooms. $89.90 of the Gospel. Secondly he Catholic Action movement, World movement are will be encouraged to at­ holic became aware of the fact was on the shores of Lake grand, and they call for a tend the Rocky Mountain the that, if the message o f the Albano, just across the great awareness and gener­ Cancer Exposition to be 3viet held at the Coliseum Nov. BE SURE to see oney 27-Dec. 3. the The Rt. Rev. Monsignor and hear these vast William H. Jones, arch­ diocesan sup>erintendent of improvements in the oce- Catholic schools, has re­ Stereo FM/AM Radio-Phonograph. Contemporary sing quested principals to allow re-creation of music! model 295 has two high fidelity speakers with coaxial der- students to attend the ex­ tweeters, powerful solid-state radio-amplifier; brings s to position as part of their you “ big” stereo performance at modest cost. t o f school curriculum. Advanced Magnavox Solid-State Circuitry — re­ Approximately 16,000 places tubes and e lim in a te s component- Catholic school students damaging heat; sets a new standard of per­ on- will attend the Cancer exposition, which has been formance and lasting reliability! A precision ler- automatic record player — in all models — am enthusiastically endorsed by Monsignor Jones as "an banishes discernible record and Diamond mit ng, excellent way of imparting Stylus wear. Now —your records can last a general health informa­ en« lifetime. W e cordially invite you to come in tion.” for a thrilling demonstration; select from The Catholic students, along with tens of thou­ over thirty authentic styles! ch- sands of other students aul from throughout Colorado red and Wyoming expected at fill the Expo, will see over 98 3es exhibits and demonstra­ tions, each supervised by a qualified medical specialist. The exhibits will show the Compact... Versatile! Ideal for apartments for roles played by the medical or small rooms. Measures only 36^2" L, 16" D, and allied professions in 14%" H with detachable legs removed. Your cancer control. choice of four styles: Mediterranean, Colonial, School principals St. Andrew Seminary Dinner throughout Colorado are Contemporary, French Provincial. Stereo stereo Phonograph—model 3003, actually outperforms also giving their whole­ FM/AM Radio optional. many higher priced consoles today. Four high fidelity About to begin preparations for the eighth annual spaghetti dinner to be hearted support to the speakers. 20-Watts undistorted music power output. held Oct. 15 at St. Andrew Avellino seminary, Denver, are left to right, Cancer Exposition. Mrs. Jim Sullivan, the Very Rev. Bart Nadal, C.R., rector of the seminary; The exposition will be and Mrs. Joe Sweeney. They are shown preparing the guest list from past open from 9 a.m. to 9 Also see a wide selection of Magnavox solid-state Stereo pprtabjes.frotn dinner records. Dinner will be served from 12 noon until 6:30 p.m. in Our p.m. weekdays and 1 Lady of Purity hall at the seminary. Tickets are $1.50 for adults, 75 cents p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday for children. and Sunday^______CCD Teachers.. "Personalized (Continued From Page 1) part of a special program for the day. Service Since gious formation which they need today. He will be assisted by concelebrants What was adequate 10 years ago may not the Revs. Robert Syrianey, Martin,- be adequate now. Jenco, O.S.M., Richard Ling, Daniel "It is my hope that we w ill be able to Connor, Roger Mollison, Daniel Bohte, strengthen this program by providing and Jack Lang — ail members of the specialized training in the field of catech- new religious education advisory etics to many more of our priests. Reli­ board. gious women, and laity. They will be needed for teacher training centers and The concelebrated Mass will climax a adult education classes so essential for program beginning at 2:30 p.m. with an religous education. Religion merits to be address by Sister Simone Inkel, S.L., co­ taught at least with the same competency ordinator o f religous education for the o f personnel and adequacy o f materials as archdiocese. The theme of her address is: any secular subject.” "The CCD Program Needs You.” JOE HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER The Archbishop phrased his appeal for After the address, special awards will English Post volunteers for the training courses and be presented to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Richard S. Johnson subsequent teaching assignments as an Gregory Smith, V.G., long-time archdioce­ has joined the faculty of "earnest call to our laity.” san director o f CCD recently succeeded by Loretto Heights college. "It is my prayer that your love for the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William H. Jones, Denver, as an assistant God and His Church w ill inspire large archdiocesan superintendent o f schools, professor of English. He 1332 BROADWAY numbers of our laity to give their time and to Sister Juanita Montoya, O.V.M., was formerly an instruc­ and talents in this dedicated sen.ice which, Sister Simone’s predecessor as coordina­ tor at Denver university BY STATE CAPITOL will be a source of lasting inspiration to tor. where he is a candidate the young impressionable minds, now The Archbishop especially invited all for the Ph.D. A novel by searching for the truth.” teachers of religion in the parochial Johnson, "The Hope of 2 4 4 - 4 5 5 6 schools - and the CCD classes to attend, Refuge,” won the Me- FREE PARKING 1321 LINCOLN The Archbishop will concelebrate along with any "who would consider par­ * Murray Prize of the Mass at St. John’s hall, 620 Elizabeth ticipation in the religious education pro­ Texas Institute of Letters street, Denver, at 4 p.m. Sunday, as gram.” in 1956. OBH Page 6 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, September 28, 1967 Styles Date to 1860 Edited by Marjorie Barrett Collector of Fashions Unique Central City Sets Ft. Collins Show By Mrs. Victor DeCicco One such show will be example, amber necklaces Cook Book Available For 25 years, Mrs. M. P. sponsored by the Altar of 1870 were worn as sta­ and Rosary society of St. tus symbols and to reduce The spirit of 36 memora- views as a newspaper re- RECIPES in the book Fitzgerald, 14701 Mont- view boulevard, Denver, Joseph’s parish. Fort the likelihood of goiters. ble summer seasons in the porter and friend, range from a simple for­ has collected clothes which Collins, following a 6:30 Among her collection la a country’s leading opera and mula for frying an egg to date as far as 1860. She is p.m. potluck supper white satin ball gown theater festival center — The versatile Miss Bar- chicken baked in a honey a historian who has record­ Wednesday, Oct. 4. The which belonged to Baby Central City — comes rett, a graduate of Loret- dew melon. Cooking ed the past 100 years show will be presented Doe Tabor of Leadville, suggestions cover the vividly alive in the pages to Heights college, Den- through fashions, music free to women of the Colo. fame. world’s more exotic ports- of the long awaited Cen- ver. spent many months and dances. parish. tral City Festival Celeb- in compiling the recipes of-call reflecting the family Through research in C O LLE C TIN G period rity Cook Book. and editing them for the and travel backgrounds of Godey Fashion Books, As models walk across clothes became a hobby of The historic Colorado new publication. She is the artists. she has catalogued them the stage portraying per­ Mrs. Fitzgerald when she mountain mining town well known in the area The Central City Fes­ and acquired authentic iods such as the hoop skirt served in the Special Ser- once known as the "richest fo r her music and thea- tival Celebrity Cook accessories. She produces era of 1860 and the bustle vices division of the army square mile on earth" has te r rev iew s, fo o d co l- Book is abundantly illus­ fashion shows wjiich are era of 1870, Mrs. during World War II. played host since 1932 to umns, garden and home trated with photographs accented by the music and Fitzgerald will highlight Follov/ing the war, she some of the brightest features, and book and stills taken from the dance o f the various per­ the commentary with lit- joined the Empire Produc- names in the world of op>era reviews. association’s historical col-' iods. tie-known information. For jng company in Canada as and theater. These stars lection. Victorian page de- a director. many of them imaginative • Among the theater stars signs recapture a bit of the In 1951 she opened an and creative cooks, submit- included in the book are Victorian glamour of the E Bethlehem Mission Guild antique and appraising ted their favorite recipes Helen Hayes. Julie Harris, West’s most famous mining ^ shop in Aurora. Through Ph for inclusion in the book. Shirley Booth, Katharine town. ' f l Schedules Fashion Show her business she acquired durin Many of the 150 recipes Cornell, George Gobel, Proceeds from the sale o f _ (rf 111 many of the accessories lege £ and food ideas included Tom E w ell, T a m m y the Central City Opera The annual fashion show and proceeds from annual used in shows today. colleg were prepared for new Grimes, Meredith Willson, House association-spon­ Invitations Are Out given by the Bethlehem style shows have resulted lust t found friends by the artists Lillian Gish. Myrna Loy sored book will go to the St. Anthony hospital’s annual fund drive was M ission g u ild is set in such works as a fresh wceki themselves in their leisure and many others. From the festival’s theater museum responsible for quite an increase in the work load Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 8 water system on Asiatic Don hours during their stay in world of opera are Elean- now being restored. of the Santa Fe Post Office annex at 1350 Santa p.m. in St. James gymna- Orchid Island; the hiring fund. Central City. or Steber, Dorothy Kirsten. Fe drive, Denver, this week when Mrs. Robert sium at the corner of 13th of catechists to assist the Low e John Alexander. Rosalind The book, priced at Given of the hospital’s public relations and volun­ and Newport streets. Ad- Bethlehem Fathers in arc IV DENVER’S Rocky Elias. Jerome Hines, Glad­ $3.95, is available at bet­ teer services office mailed 7,000 invitations to the mission is $1 per person. teaching Catholic doctrine; as Kc Mountain New s food edi­ ys Swarthout, Herbert ter bookstores and by hospital’s eighth annual gala to be held in the Tickets may be purchased and Bibles printed in na­ HR. DRY tor. Marjorie Barrett, edit­ Beattie and Mildred Miller. mail from the Central grand ballroom of the Hilton hotel, Denver, on at the door. tive dialect. CLEANING ed the new cook book. Her Other distinguished names City Opera House asso­ Saturday, Nov. 4. Proceeds will be used for the f , , . Guild dues are $1 per father is William E. Bar­ building fund or a new cardio-vascular laborato­ The theme of the^show is y 0ar per person; $2 per are authors James Miche- ciation, 636 University "Autumn Rhapsody.” rett. author of such books ner and Cornelia Otis building, Denver, Colo. ry. year per family. Life mem­ I DAY LAUNDRY as Lilies of the Field and Skinner, musicologist V ir­ Fall styles in casual, af- bership is $25 per person; The Left Hand o f (xod. gil Thomson, drama critic I ternoon, and evening wear, $50 per family. Interested RADIO PICK-UP persons may call or write DISPATCH & DELIVERY The award-winning food John Chapman, composer I for women and young girls, (KdiU: editor has a long hi.story of Douglas Moore, producers Calendar of Events I will be presented by Zoie Bethlehem Fathers, 5630 the I*. association . with the fes- Arthur Laurents and Elliot I Anglin, fashion coordina­ E. 17th avenue, telephone, ARVADA '•1 tioRH tival and w rites about Martin and television per- tor. Clothes for the young 388-3322. 9535 W. 58th A V E . * 424 7723 MchoolN ciioceNP many of the book’s person- sonality Bess Myerson. fry from 4 to 8 , both boys Cabrini Guild Rosary Guild sponsor a Fall dance on WESTMINSTER ninj: w alities from profile inter- — -c- Saturday, Oct. 28, from 9 and girls, also will be "Call the Man announ Members of the Cabrini The O ur Lady of the 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428 5097 p.m. until midnight. Ad­ shown. From Van Schaack” pertain Guild will meet on Friday, Rosary Guild will meet on We aal Sept. 29, at 12 noon, at O ct. 8 for its annual mission is $5 per couple. The models who will THORNTON principi Archbishop's Mother Cabrini Memorial Communion Breakfast, Committeemen include show the clothes have been 0 E . 8 8 T H A V E • 287 5586 ftf dpntN, 1 Mrs. Fran Wright, chair­ mon cc school, Denver. Persons Mass will be olTered at 9 chosen from 11 parishes •t G u ild man; Mrs. Donna Glavin, including St. James’, WHEATRIDGE this CO interested in joining the a.m. at Holy Ghost church, dupHca group are invited to attend downtown Denver, followed co-chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Blessed Sacrament, Christ 7393 W - 4 4 T H A V E * 422 1438 At Httontin Archbishop’s Guild circle the meeting. by breakfast at the Cosmo­ Sheridan, decorations; Mrs. the King, St. Catherine's, rpHpnnc meetings scheduled are; List Now!_ DENVER politan hotel at 10:15 a.m. Blanch Slama, tickets; St. Francis de Sales, Notre pcriodii Holy Family, Lucille Mrs. Irene Webb, Mrs. Bill Molitor 929 I5TH ST. • 244 4493 4« The "f Tickets, at $3 each, may Dame, all of Denver; also 29t5 SPEER 'DfrVD • 433 6259 Stephens, Monday, Oct. 2; Study Group Res. 757-3020 Office 297-5448 and Mill be obtained from members Fran Tayon. Mrs. Grace All Souls’, Englewood; I4 ho Nubf Mystical Rose. Sophie Sun- The Catholic Women’s Welches and Mrs. Mary Holy Cross, Thornton; Sts. FORT COLLINS IN Mom of the planning committee. Van Schaack & Co. f. desh, Friday, Oct. 7; Study Group w ill meet ^he group will meet Oct^ Kudla, dance committee. Peter and Paul’s, Wheat- South-East Ofc. 2215 SO. C O LLEG E • 482 0996 day pul Blessed Virgin Mary, Pat School Thursday, Oct. 5, 1 p.m., 3, in Holy Ghost parish ridge; St. Pius X’s and St. Realtor Insuror Saloucci, Thursday, Oct. 5; LEE O'CONNOR in the Denver Dry Tea han‘;;tTp.m .' Homecoming Theresa’s, both o f Aurora. 275 University Blvd. Queen of Angels, Paula room. Mrs. Nelle Mofiitt, .Member: .Sts. Peter & Paul S t. J< Denver, Goto. Little. Wednesday, Oct. 4; newly-elected president, Parish I Q u e e n 's Set Oct. 8 AS IN previous years «l Our Lady of the Rockies, will preside. many attractive special St. . i »• w ill Roberta Fox, Tuesday, Oct. Sr.r. ClCatherine D a u g h t e r s gifts w ill be awarded dur­ At Residence ogoMocoooooeacososoeoeoi quaint 2; St. Anne, picnic at cabin Seton Guild The Queen’s Daughters ing the evening, and after of Helen Bray, Sunday, o f fres The Seton Guild w ill will meet Oct. 1. 3 p.m., in The Franciscan Sisters the show, refreshments M Oct. 1. day, 0 East Denver meet Sept. 29, 8 p.m., in St. Philomena’s school hall, SL Rose Residence, D52 will be served. St. Cecelia. Phyllis Jac­ the home o f Mrs. R. E. Denver. Rt. Rev. Monsi- 10th street, Denver, will ques, Friday. Oct. 6; St. The proceeds will be Monaghan, 3328 W. Tan- gnor W illiam M. Higgins, hold a homecoming for M ach P’rancis, Toni • Bruno, used for the most urgent Theresians feran. Plans will be made pastor o f St. Philomena’s, former guests and CHURCH GOODS Wednesday. Oct. 4. needs o f the Bethlehem The for a picnic for the Sisters spiritual director of the friends of the residence Fathers' foreign mission 1 school of Charity which will be group, from 2 to 5 p.m. work. The guild, now RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Slate Talk Sunday, Oct. 8 . cently held Oct. 7 at Christ the seven years old, er\joys a Electet The chairman of the King parish hall, Ever- St. Joseph's Approximately 150 citywide membership. ARTHRITIS working girls and wom- John National Sisters Vocations green. Transportation may Through the efforts of ac- •< Please write tor my free information G u ild couple committee. Sister Cathe- be arranged by callin g en reside at SL Rose's, a volunteer memhers at Frank l ..... n il lu ihniic. t ttu-d M> rnony rine Lett, a Precious Blood Josephine Ipsen, president, Members of the St. Jo­ Denver landmark dating thin.;«. Thou oni- d.iy 11 Irion il in ph.ir- least 5,000 pounds of medi- dents; m.>..il i'in lr« seph’s Guild will meet back to the early 1900’s. told mo iitm iit II uvmdi-rlul religious, will be the g u ^ t at 377-0503. have been shipped liam I lllllIU lM f. i .ui< M> ut.iti'loi 1 w.ini III toll speaker at a luncheon Saturday, Oct. 7, at 2 p.m., SL Rose's w as begun by annually to needy foreign 3l OV«r\n|H- lll> secrets mil .N’oi'kon. Iho wontlorlul meeting of the East Den­ in the library of St. Fran­ the Franciscan Sisters nufluim- lor lom ixir.irv ro liil in o.i»inu missions. Membership dues Maurif ihi- min..r ji.iim- iind iuho« of iirthriii-.' cis de Sales high school, who staffed St. Eliza- ver Theresians on Oct. 3, spondi: 1 hi-uni.ili-m Mi.iiK-.t, rH-ur.iIm.i. nouritiv. Denver. beth’s school. D enver, as 12:30 noon, in the Cherry Since 1878 1 6 3 3 Tremont 534-8233 k and M a result of the purchase VVdto lot ‘'nn"ion...rk,ihlo .-M-nomo Creek Inn. Guests may treasui iincl hoH ih. It CO-.1* nolhinc T a b e r n a c le m«l lo u m.iv Thomas Kerwin, president, the Rev. Francis Koch, HOURS: win M> muoh .No ohiiit.ition S o c ie t y -lu -i -ond >our n.imo ;>nd 388-0660. O.F.M., pastor of St. M on . T h ru Fri. 9:00 A .M . to 5:30 Sister Catherine w ill be Members of the Taber­ Elizabeth's at that time. NCC\ Pal M(C*f m i 418 181 Pill III NT 18817 Sat. 9:00 A .M . to 4 P.M . <• arriving directly from the nacle society will meet Was Conference of Major Super­ Friday, Oct. 6 , at 1:30 «4 membi iors of Women, currently p.m., in the Denver Cathe­ News Deadline! MONEY TROUBLES? T H E ROUND I BANK 4* Counc N obody R efu sed up to S20.000 being held in Chicago, to dral rectory. Officers will The deadline for news address the meeting. Bad Credit is Ng Problem • Not a Loan Co. be installed and chairmen stories and pictures to A native of Cincinnati, will give reports. s tric tly confidential - - A plan for everyone appear in the "Register” O., Sister Catherine en­ We Can Help You — TODAY is M onday at 9 a.m. Send your njm f and addrtn for FREf application tered the Sisters of the ATLANTIC ASSOCIATES. Dept. 92 539 Auxiliary '1544 B ro a d w a y 3312 No. Central Avenue, Ptioenu. An/. 85012 Precious Blood, Dayton, O., 14S Westmmstef S t. Providence. R. I. 0 2 ^ in 1950. She taught school The Auxiliary of Council for eight years prior to her 539 of the Knights of Co­ ...WITH ALL-1'ROUND SERVICE appointment in 1961 as Loretto Faculty lumbus will have a pot WEISS BAKERY Classified Ads vocation director for her luck dinner for members OLD-FASHIONED SALT DOES community. She was Sister Angelo and th eir husbands on RISING BREAD-EVERY TUESDAY among five nuns who con­ Kountz is a new in­ Tuesday, Oct. 3, 6:30 p.m. Mary Skulavick and Doro­ Three Stores to Serve You OF INTeweST TO WOMEN ducted a national vocation structor in the theolo­ YOUR '0 1 workshop sponsored by the gy department at Lor­ thy Sheridan are co-chair­ 4024 T en n y so n ...... 455-1937 tioo.oo W EEKLY Possible. Lacinq and Theresians of America at etto Heights college, men. A meeting and initia­ 5850 W . 38th A v e ...... 424-1366 Vi? Assembling our products! Culies. tion will follow. BANK Wnrsaw 70. Indiana aasOO. St. Mary’s college. South Denver. She did un­ Q 1480 1481 C a r r St...... 237-1604 Bend, Ind. dergraduate work at The Auxiliary will also OaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOCt Q e e e o STAY OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHTS? tdS.M THOUSAND. Home Addressing Webster college and Longhend, Typewriter. 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St. Vincent’s Aid society Mt. St. Vincent’s home Following are the results Annunciation 100.00 .Mother o f God Sl Elizabeth 155.86 will hold its once-a-year was founded in 1882 by of the collection taken up Bleasod Sacrament 615.50 Mount Carmel St. FranciB de Sales 500.00 St. Ignatius Loyoia 144.43 benefit card party Oct. 3, the Sisters o f Charity of in churches in the Arch­ Christ the King 663.50 Notre Dame Church of Risen Christ 72.98 Our Lady of Grace St. James 500.00 at 1 p.m. at Mt. St. Vin­ Leavenworth, Kan., at the diocese of Denver on Sept. Cure d'Ara 250.00 Our Lady of Ixsurdea St. Joan of Arc 134.06 cent’s Boys’ home, 4159 specific request o f Bishop 10 to aid the Colorado Guardian Angela 190.00 Our Lady o f Visitation St. John the Evangelist 900.00 Lowell boulevard, Denver. Machebeuf, who was con­ Opportunities Industrializa­ Holy Croae (Thornton) 108.77 Presentation St Joseph (Golden) 134.00 Mrs. Sanford C. Lewis, cerned particularly with Holy Family 628.40 Sacred Heart S t Joseph (Polish) 65.00 tion Center (OIC) fund: Holy Ghost S t Jude 200.00 president, invites all mem­ the number of children 491.73 St Anne (Arvada) DENVER PARISHES Holy Rosary 75.00 S t Anthony S t Ix>uis (Englewood) 420.70 bers and friends of the abandoned in the city by C'Bthrdral H26.03 Holy Trinity (Westminster) 232.(X) S t Bernadette S t Mary Magdalene home to attend the party. parents who left them to All Saints 197.41 Immac. Heart of Mary 97.50 S t Catherine (Edgewater) 313.00 Alt Souls 577.69 S t Mary (Littleton) 619.60 A dessert luncheon will hunt gold in the moun­ Moat Precious Blood 532.35 S t Dominic 431.35 S t Patrick 58.00 be served. There will be tains. The building opened Sta. Peter and Paul 300.00 table awards and many in 1883. In a short time it Nurses' M eet S t Philomena 295.25 other awards. Tickets may housed more than 200 Benet Hill Academy St Pius Tenth (Aurora) 178.30 be procured from the children. S t Rose of Lima 310.00 members or at the benefit. Mr. and M rs. John K. Set in M iam i St. Therese (Aurora) 380.00 St. Vincent de Paul 587.00 Mullen were the orphan­ Guild Sets Cord Party •Miami — "Commitment: St Elizabeth's Retreat 119.87 THE COMITTEE for age’s principal benefactors, Havern School 10.00 the party are Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. M u llen was a Colorado Springs — Andrew Greeley, director Today’s Challenge” will be Mercy Hospital 18.00 theme of the southeastern Schneider, general chair­ charter member of the aid Problems of education were of the National Opinion S t Joseph Hospital 79.00 regional conference of the PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER man; Ruth Graber, ticket society. Mrs. Ella Mullen discussed at a recent meet­ Research center at Chicago National Council of Catho­ Aspen — St Mary 71.02 chairman; Mrs. Leonard Weekbaugh continued the ing of the members of the university, that high lic Nurses Oct. 12-15 at Basalt — S t Vincent 34.00 Bells Are Ringing Carlon, awards chairman; family tradition, serving as Benet Hill Academy guild schools be limited to a Boulder — S t Thomas and Mrs. J. Morgan Cline, financial secretary for here. maximum of 200 students the Hotel Carillon. The Aquinas 29.5.00 Miami DCCN will be host Broomneld — Nativity of u , Phone bcIlH throughout the area will be ringing publicity. more than 50 years. Elea- Attention was given to in order to "accomodate to the three-day sessions Our lx>rd 325.00 during the next few weeks as Loretto Heights col* The organization was nore Weekbaugh is one of the various concerns o f the the need of teenagers for for Catholic nurses from Buffalo — S t Elizabeth 28.75 lege alumnae members contact participants in the formed by a group o f Cath­ the society s loyal support­ Vatican II decree on educa­ an atmosphere of intimacy Castle Rock — Alabama, Florida, Georgia, college’s annual Bridge-()-Kama to be held the olic women in 1886 — lit­ ers. tion. Also discussed was rather than the impersonal S t Francis 32.00 last two weeks of October through the first two tle more than three years OTHER leaders of spe­ the proposal of the Rev. air that accompanies big­ Louisiana. Mississippi, and COLORADO SPRINGS Holy Trinity 299.25 weeks of November. after the orphanage first cial society activities are ness.” Tennessee. Speakers will Donations benefit the Sister Vivian scholarship include Mary Anita Flagler — S t .Mary 15.00 opened its doors. Its work Eva Walsh, chairman of Pre-Marriage Courses The guild’s next fund FORT COLLINS fund. For information persons may. call .Mrs. Ed now includes, in addition McHugh, NCCN president. the needlework guild unit Parana, Argentina — raising effort will be a Fort Logan — Holy Name 96.85 Lowery, 422-5972. Among the V>clle bell ringers Fort Lupton — to the assistance provided that collects new garments Archbishop Adolfo Tortolo card party at the school are Mrs. Anthony Mancinell, left, and Mrs. Thom­ S t William 20.16 by the orphanage, other for the orphanage and oth­ of Parana has made pre- the evening of Friday, Oct. Compensation as Hollins. civic and charitable pro­ er institutions in the area, (JRKEI.EY marriage courses mandato­ 13. Mrs. Robert F. Delaney Of the 25.8 million living Julesburg — S t Anthony 40.00 jects, including annual and Helen Ryan, current ry in this archdiocese. will be chairman. veterans, 1.8 million re­ Kiowa — S t Ann 11.25 canvassing of ' a large chairman o f the society’s LEADVILLE The Christian Family ceive compensation for ser­ apartment house district unit working in the United Stratton — S t Charles 80.00 Movement has been vice-connected disabilities High School for Mile High United way. Way campaign. Senior Citizens Welhy — Assumption 1.31.8.5 charged with organizing and 1.18 million receive the courses under a pas­ Set Police Talk pension payments for non- PTA Notes tor's supervision. service connected disabili­ "We want to give young A program on the Den­ ties, the Veterans Adminis­ (KdiU>r’H note: As b sorvic** lo couples intending to marry Mrs. David Barnes, histo­ ver Police Department is tration announced. the PHrvnl-TcBcher orttanizii- a truly Christian and tionH o f the CuthoUc hi|(h rians. scheduled at 2:30 p.m. Oct. human view of matrimony,” HchciolH o f the Denver Arch­ Room mothers will meet 2 for senior citizens at H A V E FAITH Archbishp Tortolo said. diocese, the "KeftiHter," hettin- Oct. 3. 7 p.m., in the Coordinated Services for FOR IN ST. JUDE ninu with thiA isHue, will print school library. announcementH o f importance the Aging Community • Buying (Saint of the Impossible) pertuininK to hif{h school l*TAa. Center, 1620 Meade street, • Selling fSOLEMN NOVENA OCT. 18 to 28th We a»k that the hif{h school C a t h e d r a l Komineks Note Denver, • Trading WRITE FOR YOUR principals, their l*TA preni- James A. Moore, techni­ FREE PRAYERBOOK denta, and PTA publicity chair­ REAL ESTATE Stamped envelopes for cian in the Police Commu­ men coordinate their copy for PTA membership dues 50th Wedding "St. Jude. His thia column in order to avoid nity Relations Bureau, will have been mailed to all C an Life, His Novena" duplication. We also call .vour Anniversary outline the department’s LOU TEZAK • attention to the "Memo to C'or- families along with the Hi- work. reNpondenta" which appears Pal I ^ A newsletter. Dues Mr. and Mrs. M arion i CHURCH of ST. JUDE periodically in the "KeRisler.” are $2 and may be re­ The "M em o” ftivea directiona Kominek will celebrate the Van Schaack & Co. and NUKKeationa about copy to turned through the oldest 50th anniversary of their he Mubmitted. Deadline for copy child. wedding at a Mass in St. VOCATIDNS ia Monday at 9 a.m. for Thura- Additional leaders are Joseph's Polish church, day publication. Addreaa: "HiKh being sought for the Col­ Denver, on Sunday, Oct. 1. School PTA Notes.") DESIGN 4t legiate Great Books pro­ The couple were married gram. Discussions will be Oct. 1. 1917, in St. Jo­ FOR St. Joseph's held Oct. 2 and 3. sephs. Mr. Kominek is a DEDICATION retired employee of Swift St. Joseph’s high school A i A / / i w rite - St. Francis and company. Xaiitr M ijtiH Sittirs will sponsor a get-ac- Sister Victorann and Siater Clarita fr titr . Miekitai 4 II2 I quainted night for parents The couple have two ■youi^s The St. Francis de Sales daughters, Mrs. Florence of freshmen students Sun­ Parents’ club will host a Ex-Denver Area Residents Popish and Mrs. Evelyn day, Oct. 1, 7:30 p.m. "Welcome Freshmen Par­ MEN — ACT NOWII Krasovich; three grandchil­ IS SItL T'HE lo sove Civist NOW as a ents Night’’ in the high Make Vows at Victory Noll dren and three great­ niEST ar ItITN a' Spacial facilities ivaiiaHe ter school auditorium Tuesday, DtUUD VOCiTlONS lo 45 rum M s N0< M a c h e b e u f Two former Denver area grandchildren. Oct. 3, from 7 to 8 p.m. the daughter o f Mr. and loo late' residents were among Mrs. W. V. Holmquist of A family dinner will fol­ H(HY rawilY Iposroiic C0UCt£ also 0M't'4d The Machebeuf high Officers are Mr. and Mrs. to acent TOUNt MEN lor t'M ts ;; antf 1? ot those making perpetual Colorado Springs. low the Mass school association met re­ Donald Brungardt, presi­ M|N Ktiool t lor Ji. CHlete vows as members of the VOCATION DIRECTOR cently to elect new officers. dent-couple; Mr. and Mrs. Sister Clarita is the for­ Victory Noll Missionary MISSIONMIES Of THE HOIT FIMIU Elected were Mr. and Mrs. mer Mary Trujillo, daugh­ 25M takkr Ria< Si Ions. Mt t31M Ed Geary, first vice presi­ community, Huntington, John Zanon, president- ter of Mrs. Fred Trujillo of dent; Mr. and Mrs. John Ind., recently. couple; Mr. and Mrs. Denver. Cairns, second vice presi­ Sister Victorann. left, is Frank Rohan, vice presi­ dent; Sister Mary Jarlath, The Victory Noll Sisters EVELYN'S DRAPERIES dents; Mr. and Mrs. W il­ principal and third vice Dressmaking Class staft six mission centers in Highest Qualily Work liam Crompton, recording president; Mr. and Mrs. J. Colorado including Denver, and Materials secretaries; Mr. and Mrs. V. McEnany, treasurer; To Start Oct. 4 Brighton, Greeley, Colora­ 1501 South Pearl St. Maurice Murphy, corre­ Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cum­ do Springs, Rocky Ford Tel 744-6439 sponding secretaries; Mr. mins, secretary; and Mr. A new dressmaking class and Montrose. and Mrs. Dominic LePore, and Mrs. E. J. Tripler, cor­ for beginners will start at treasurers; and Mr. and responding secretaries. 9 a.m. Oct. 4 for senior cit­ Sister Victorann is now NORTH DENVER izens at Coordinated Ser­ stationed in Azusa, Calif., vices for the Aging Com­ while Sister Clarita has OPTICAL ** NCCW Members To Attend Meet m unity Center, 1620 been assigned to Pacoima, Calif. Serving North Denver 22 Years Washington — Some 20 will attend the Congress of Meade street, Denver. The class, which will be Mr. and Mrs. Kominek Com plete members of the National the World Union of Catho­ Optical Service held on eight successive Higher Wages Council o f Catholic Women lic Women’s Organizations, OPTICIAN I scheduled to meet in Wednesdays, will be taught HUNT CLEANERS by a volunteer instructor, According to research by the Rome. Oct. 4 to 7. 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mm Page 8 DENVER CATHOLie REGISTER Thursday, September 28, 1967 Cinema Critique Series Seven Classic AAovies Scheduled modem films, the cri­ By Sue R oethele ploration of the social atti- drama of an Italian youth daughter in the March 12 A iJinema, __ o -:*: Critique_____ oSer-_ .tudes , and , personal___, rela- starting_ L-his /rfirst_* job in a showing. T h e V irmirg in n tique committee suggests Tf ies, cosponsored by the tionships of modern youth gigantic company. In the Spring. Academy Award that interested persons the order tickets as soon as Catholic Education Guild floundering from their first tradition o f the Italian winner of the was and Loretto Heights col- break with convention in a neo-realists, Ermanno Olmi Film category in 1960, the possible. Cost of the cour lege, Denver, will present confusing world o f change charts with documentary film is one of rare visual tickets for the series of the a series o f seven outstand- and upheaval. Donald precision the sorrowing beauty and has b ^ n called seven films is $5. Check Lar ing motion pictures begin- Owen’s film, which uses process by which the youth one o f Bergman s best, or money order in that Fou: amount may be sent to ning Oct. 17. natural dialogue and real becomes another cog in an c'ikjat ri fh to 1 The films w ill be shown locations in Canada, won anonymous machine. TH E .f the Catholic Education ann once a m onth, October the 1965 Youth Award o f Ingmar Bergman grimly series, sched u^ lor April G u ild, P.O . B o x 1620, Cosi through April, on Tuesday the National Catholic Of- depicts a father’s ruthless 23, is T h e G ospe c- Denver, Colorado 80201. ver. evenings at 7:30 p.m. in fice for Motion Pictures vengeance for the rape cording to St. Matthew, Tickets will be sent by the Center o f Performing and the 1965 Selznick and murder of his virgin directed by Pier Pasolini. return mail. Arts at Loretto Heights. Award of the San Francis- Pasolini’s characterization cen Each sh ow in g w ill be co Film Festival, of Christ as a divine rebel Co-chairmen o f the series aw£ preceded by a brief intro­ 'Insight' Sets come to do away with the are Mrs. P. G. Cronin, Wei duction by a well-known HONORED WITH the corrupt materialism, and to Mrs. Charles Freer, Mrs. wor area critic and followed Academy Award for the Oct. 1 Program institute a new spiritual Stanley Nowack, Sister arts with refreshm ents and Best Foreign Film, the order which speaks directly Ann Madeline and James o f small group discussions. Jan. 23 presentation of "Stranger in My Shoes,” to our troubled age was Curtan of Loretto Heights Pla; Federico Fellini’s Nights a drama recording a deci- awarded the Grand Prize college. Wa; AMONG the provocative of Cabira relates how a sion made by a college pro- of the International Film Ma< 'The Merchant of Venice' and award-winning films man’s belief that the eter- fessor which changes his Office in 1964. A variety Sacred Heart Program pro to be shown are Th e Bicy- nal resilience in man is a life, will be presented on of techniques gives the sto- rial Antonio (dames Littlejohn), center, finds himself in the middle of two cle Thief, on Oct. 17, Vit- pure manifestation o f life the Insight program on ry of the life of Christ "God’s Life in Us” will lovers’ quarrels as the result of his financiai manipulations in this scene torio de Sica’s magnificent itself. It is a joyful testa- Sunday, Oct. 1, 11:30 a.m., through Matthew’s eyes be the subject of an from the Loretto Heights college production of "The Merchant of Venice” film of a poor man and his ment to the courage o f the on KBTV, Channel 9, freshness and an over- address by the Rev. Fi which plays Oct. 5, 6, and 7. Left to right are Mary Bye, Steve Scott, Little­ son searching through the spirit produced with high Denver. whelming emotional im- Francis L. Filas, S.J., on john, Kathy (lodsman, and Dave Di Manna. streets of post-war Rome art. "The Dog That Bit You” pact, the Sacred Heart pro­ M for their bicycle, which is On Feb. 13, the series w ill be televised at the gram, in color, on desperately needed by the will present The Sound o f same tim e on K K T V , A s th ere w ill be no r_il______. m. _ ^ 1______1 -I •» /1_l______1 ___f ______KBTV, Channel 9, Den­ Dramatists at Loretto Archbishop father to obtain work. The Tru m pets, a poignant Channel 11, Colorado reserved seats for this ver, at 7;15 a.m., Sunday. TI film, according to the cri- “ Springs. outstanding series of Oct. 1. ugly tique committee, is a "mas- Family Theater ing terwork o f the cinema in Dan Duryea appears as shou Interview News Deadline! Offer Classic Comedy its compassion for the or- ; host on Father Patrick DRIVE IN LIQUORS dent The Loretto Heights Col- contemporary dress. Con- dinary man buffeted by an Peyton Family Theater The deadline for news Complete selection of Wines, Liquors and Beer tung indifferent world.” presentation of The Post- and lege drama department tem porary background On KWGN-TV stories and pictures to Open 9 A.M. to 12 Midnight The second showing, mistress of Laurel Run SO-C£ will depart from the tradi- music, such as the Beatles, Archbishop James V. appear in the "Register” 1100 So. Colorado Blvd. 756-7524 N ov. 14, is N o b o d y on Sunday, Oct. 1, 9 p.m.. Til tional approach to Shake- the Rolling Stones and The Casey of Denver will be is Monday at 9 a.m. Harry McCarthy W aved G ood b ye, an ex- on KOSI Radio, Denver. the .sjHjar’s comedy. ' The Mer- Mamas and Papas will be interviewed on the "Your is r chant ot Venice.” as it used to help bridge the Right to Say It” program terri opens its sea.son with the time- gap from the middle on Sunday, Oct. 1, 12 terri classic Oct. 5. 6 and 7. ages to modern-day Italy. noon, on KWGN, Channel esca Sister Ann Madeleine 2, Denver. ens Willard, producer, said The contemporary ap- The Archbishop will be members of the department P*^^^ch w ill not tamper questioned by newsmen on Gan are "intrigued by the possi- the language and topics related to his area W bility that the theme of of Shakesf^are and qJ- responsibility as Ordi- real the play is not prejudice, ‘ he essential spirit of the nary of the Archdiocese, pen nor revense, nor commerce, '‘’“ ''k will remain, accord- including the needs of engi but leisure and affluence *"11 Sister. Denver’s parochial schools Si and its efiects upon a so­ and the church’s role in pool ciety. S eals'are $1.50 for ad- modern society. who "It’s our thought.” the ults, 75 cents for students A R C H B IS H O P Casey powi producer said, "that Portia, ^^d are reserved. Reserva- w ill be interview ed by ting poss Bassanio. Gratiano and tions may be made by call- Larry Roderick, Channel 2 <4 their companions were 922-4268 or 922-4139 newsman; and Rena An- the members in good standing or by sending a stamped, drews, religion editor of nucl of the renaissance equi- self-addressed envelope the D enver Post. Modera- A valent o f today’s jet set with payment to the Dra- tor o f the program will be whe and that much of the ac- Deparfment, Loretto Noel Jordan, chairman of radi ansi lion, conflict and, in parti- Heights College, 3001 S. the University o f Denver’s $1 cular, the humor of the Federal boulevard, Denver, department o f mass corn- gun t* play derives from those 80236. munications. P( bored and spoiled young thei fear men and women’s search for something 'kicky’ to Harth Second Soloist do 1 occupy their time.” <♦ enti can With Denver Symphony una IN ORDER to empha- The name o f violinist Denver symphony during size this interpretation, the Sidney Harth is a familiar the 1963-64 season, has T play will be staged in con- one to area music lovers, been a member o f the was temporary settings and in He perform ed with the music faculty at Aspen, viei and a member of the facul- ty of Colorado college in 1957 and 1958. Harth will be the second oAAotion^ictu/ies fc soloist with the Denver CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC symphony this season. He OFFICE «Oll MOTION PICTURES will perform under the baton of Vladimir Golsch- mann, Monday, Oct. 23, at 7:30 p.m., and Tuesday, KolIowinK nre clnwHifications of motion fiictures of the National Oct. 24, at 8:30 p.m. in the Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently pinning Den* Auditorium theater, ver first-run, neighborhood, and drive-in theaters, as well as those appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Ster- Born in Cleveland Harth ling areas. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings ^ ra d u a lp d w ith hicrhPQt found in "T V (iuide" mugaiine. Classifications are: A-1. family; A- 1 2, adults and adolescents: A-3, adults only; A-4. adults only with honors from the Cleveland reservations: B, morally objectionable in part for allr C, con­ Institute of Music and demned. (I'ompilrd by Carol (lood> studied in New York with Current Movies Georges Enesco. 5 Been Sleeping in My Bod, B; A (luide for the Married Man, Wild Angels. B; Wild Rebels, Harth is also a conduc­ B: Blast Off. A-1: Emily. B; 55 unlisted; Wild. Wild Planet, A-2; tor, in addition to appear­ Days At Peking. A-1; Cigi, A-3; You Only Live Twice, A-3. ing as soloist with such (•one With the Wind. A-2; Crand On Television Prix, A-.'i: Happiest Millionaire. orchestras as the New A-1: In the Heat o f the Night, SATITRDAY. SEI»T. 30 York Philharmonic, Cleve­ A-3: Pawnbroker. A-3: Rough Charlie Chan in Shanghai, A- land _ and _ _Philadelphia __ tb Night in .Jericho, A-3: St. Valen­ ''• f Orchestras and the Chi'ea'- tine's Day .Massacre, A-3; A-1; The (>amma People, A-2; „ i. aa a*. Shameless Old l^dy, A-2; Shoot Never On Sunday, C; The Horse 8° bymphony. A t the pres- for 3 m onths to 3 years M I-oud, 1 I>on’t Understand, A-3; Soldiers, A-1; El Paso. B; Carry ent time he is the head of Taming o f the Shrew, A-3; The Sergeant. A-3; Odd Man the department of music at Family Way. A-4: The Jokers. Bj The Last Hurrah. A-2; C n rn p ffip In s titu te o f T p t H A 2: The Sand Pebbles. A-3; The Auntie Marne, A-3; Attack o f the Trip. C; Thoroughly Modern (Jiant laoeches, A-3; Flaxy Mar- BOlogy in Pittsburgh, Millie, A-1; Two for the Road, tin, A-2. A-3; You'r a Big Boy Now. A-4; SUNDAY. OCT. 1 War (lames. A-3; Women of (he Cavalier in Devil’s Castle. A-3; World, C; Zulu. A-3. Tw o Years Before the Mast, A- and we'll give you this every 3 months Neighborhood, I; What Ever Happened to Baby •Jane?, A-3; Some Canie R lm- Drive-In ning. B; Ring o f Fear. A-2. NEED A Man for All Seasons, A-1; A MONDAY, OCT. 2 Patch o f Blue. A-3; Africa Texas China Doll, A-3; 1 Ix>vc Mel -tvEO.CovonAoo . Style. A-1; Alfie, A-4; Alvarez Hills, A-2; OFFICE Kelly. A-3; Ambush Bay. A-3; Cheaper By the Dozen, A-1; The Barefoot in the Park. A-3; Bat­ Tarnished Angels, B; Big Mo­ SUPPLIES . . .lO N A T H A K A. DOK tle o f the Bulge. A-1; Big Mouth. ney, A-2; Conquest of Cochise, A-1; Blue Max, B; Bonnie and A-1. Clyde, A-4; Born Losers, B; Ca­ TUESDAY. OCT. 3 sino Royale. A-3; Cat Ballou. A- Big Money, A-2; Love Is Bet­ '^■>I2Am >50as 2; Cleopatra. B; Darling. A-4; ter Than Ever. A-2; The D.I.. A- Dear John. C; Devil’s Angels. B; 2; (tun Glory, A-1; The Errand Dirty Dozen. A-4; K1 Dorado, Boy, A-1; Johnny Belinda, A-2; A-3; Flesh Eaters, unlisted; For Innocent Meeting, A-3. OFFICE ir ia t n t it a Few Dollars More. A-3; Funny WEDNESDAY. OCT. 4 Thing Happened on the Way to Innocent Meeting. A-3; Brave FURNITURE . ■•ik'isDiH •: ;o30-00 5H: the Forum, A-3; Hawaii, A-.3; Warrior, A-l; Dangerous Youth. Hud. A-3; Hurry Sundown. C; I. ^ R bI^ A-1; Siroc. n Womiin. unli.tcd; II Como« trouble Wilh Harry. guaranteed! Up Murdrr. unll.lrd; l.uv. A-4; ‘ ’.'"r'’" Babylon. A l; The .Mcl.int€>rk. A-1; Murdcror'a THUHSnAY*'’o r T ' 1 How. B; Naked Runner. A-3; . a SEE I-rofeaaionnIs. A-3; Rua.ian. Are . Bayonet. A l; Lady On ouf popular Central Bank insured Income Certificates we Central Bank depositor are now insured up to $15,000 by the Coming, A-1; Ski on the Wild in a Jam, A-2; Goodbye, My Side, unliatod; .Sound o f Mu.ie, I, ' Salurd.y, B; pay you 5% per year guaranteed interest on $1,000 or more Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. A-1; Ten Uommandmenl., A-1; V a’ "'!:, j " ' The F«1 Black Pu.ay Cal, un- » ; Oul o f the C louda. left on deposit 3 months or more. Your interest check is Everything can be handled by mail if you prefer. Give us Haled; The Onome Mobile. A l ; „ COMMERCIAL mailed every three months. The Honey Pol, A-3; The l.onK fK 'U A V . OCT. 6 a call at 825-3181 and ask for Jim Stanley. He specializes in Duel. A.2; The Pink Panther. A- “ ’ e Clouda. A-1; Under- With 5% Central guaranteed interest there's no un­ 5% Central Income Certificates. Si Tho Silencer., B; The Tiller ‘ ‘ If'' ^-2; Fort Dohba, A-S; PRODUCTS CO. and the PuaaycoL A-3; The Way The Young Rebels. 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Springs Parish The growing theater in Creek; and the Nomad tured Mario Lalli and the the Rocky Mountain region Players of Boulder. An Mario Singers, who pre­ was spotlighted and en- award was also present­ sented selections from The Plans Fall Festival courag^ Sept. 25 when ed to Miss Helen Bonfils, M e r ry W id o w and F id ­ Colorado Springs — school at Cascade avenue Leiker, president of the the annual awards of the honorary chairman of dler on the Roof. Larry Tajiri Memorial Under the joint sponsor­ and Jackson street. men’s club, are general the foundation, for her The Peanuts Hucko ship of the women’s guild Parishioners and their Foundation were presented encouragement and sup­ chairmen. They have been Quartet with vocalist and the men’s club. Corpus friends will have an opp>or- assisted by many of the to recipients at the third port of theater. Donald Louise Tobin provided a Christi Church here will tunity to inspect the new organization’s members. annual banquet at the Sewall accepted the first-rate package of tunes. hold its annual fall festival building, as well as to en­ Among them are Mrs. W il­ Cosmopolitan hotel, Den­ award for her. Hucko and Miss Tobin ver. on Saturday, Oct. 7. The joy a social evening togeth- liam Calandrella, tickets; were a d eligh t with an activities will get under and Mrs. George Weege A capacity crowd was on inventive rendition of "Bill way in the new gymna­ and Mrs. John J. Durcan. Gene Amole, master of hand for the banquet, Bailey.” Miss Tobin was sium which has recently IN ADDITION to re­ publicity; Ernest May, re­ ceremonies, presented which had Otto Preminger, warm and tender in a real beeen completed at a cost freshments which will be freshments; awards, Mrs. awards to Jim Edson of motion picture producer audience pleaser, a song of more than $300,000. It served between 5 p.m. and Jack Heinzen and Ralph Westminster for his and director, as honored called "So Long at the is located west of the 10 p.m. there will be many Layman; Mrs. George work in communication guest. Governor John A. Fair.” booths and games. Awards Tackels and Mr. Gilbert arts; Bill Fegan, founder Love and Mrs. Love were For the third straight will include a 14-inch RCA Hess are in charge of set­ of the Kaleidoscope special guests. year Gene Amole proved Night Classes color portable television Players, Raton, N. Mex.; ting up the various booths. that he is a master at the set. a green metor three- Wayne and Dorothy The entertainment, podium. His natural, effort­ In Typing Set speed bicycle, and a Philco PROCEEDS realized Mackin, founders and staged with skill and care less style as master of cer­ Chaplain Honored clock radio. from the festival will be producers of the Impe­ by Jean Favre of the Third emonies, coupled with wit At 3 Centers Much time and effort used to furnish the library rial Players, Cripple Eye Theatre, Denver, fea- and deep feeling for the The Air Force Distinguished Service Award have been put into the and to provide other neces­ purpose of the ceremony, was presented to chaplain, the Rev. (Lt. Col.) Jo­ Typewriting 1 and 2 will preparations for this event. sary equipment for the was responsible in great seph M. O’Malley, right, by chaplain, the Rev. be offered by the Emily Miss Irene Peterson, presi­ new building. Film Shows ^leanest' Bomb measure for its success. (Col.) James E. O'Connell, chief of chaplains, dur­ Griffith Opportunity School dent of the guild, and Sig ing ceremonies held at Maxwell Air Force base, in three community loca­ open II d.m.-IO p.m D a lly T H E A W A R D S banquet, Alabama, recently. tions beginning the week l6-o<. T-Bonr* Means Pure Hell on Earth News Deadline! U.S.D.A. Choice...... which honors Larry Tajiri, of Oct. 9. I’.S. Choice Sirloin ...... I.4.S By Kim Larsen pie into realizing what will the late drama editor of All classes will be held U.S. Choice Filet Mijt. .. T h e W a r G am e is an happen to the earth if the Air Force Again Cites The deadline for news Porter Houm Steak .... the Denver Post, once from 7 to 9 p.m. stories and pictures to ( enter ( ut ( hopn ..... ugly motion picture depict­ wars, such as that in V iet­ S Sp. Chicken ...... J.IO again demonstrated its On Mondays and appear in the "Denver ing a hell on earth which nam, continue, ultimately Hamhuriter Steak ..... significance and purpose in Fr. O'Malley's Service Wednesdays the class will Catholic Register’’ is All Children I'urtionN ...... 7.S should be seen by Presi­ to lead to World War III encouraging talented per­ be in room 108 o f East 5 l..arg« Shrimp...... i.ao' dent' Johnson, Mao Tse- in which all the horrible M onday at 9 a.m. C orre­ Halibut Steak ...... l.oo' sons working in all levels He received his first Air ^ gh sch^l, 1545 Detroit. •resh Crisp' tung. Premier Kosygin, weapons created ^y modern His third A ir Force Distin­ spondents are asked to All Dinners Served with of the dramatic arts. — guished Service Award, "for Force Service award in On Tuesdays and Thurs­ have their material at Salad and a choice of Dressing. Fr and all the others who arc man will be u s m to des­ (CJZ) days the classes will be Fr. Potatoes or Baked w ith sour so-called war hawks. outstanding and meritorious 1960, followed by a second the "Register’’ office at Cream or Butter. troy him. held in room 312 of Man­ We Serve Only the TOP QUALITY This film, currently at The War Game cogently service performed while in 1964. this time to assure pub­ M E A TS , U. 5. Choice or Prime engaged in duty of excep- Father O’Malley formerly ual high school, 1700 E. lication in the following the Vogue theater, Denver, illustrates the effect of 28th avenue, and in room COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE is not entertaining. It is nuclear war: Intense light tional responsibility ... "was supervised the religious Thursday issue. ,.‘Jrd & Federal U:»4-972l Ice Follies presented to Chaplain, the program for the five-state 230 of Abraham Lincoln terrifying. But it is not that will burn the retina high school, 2285 S. Feder­ terrifying in the sense that of the eye; heat waves that Rev. (Lt. Col.) Joseph M. Rocky Mountain region O’Malley, pastor o f the new al boulevard, Denver. escapist films, like Fran k­ will fry a man; firestorms and for the past two years Church of the Risen Christ, enstein, are. The War developing winds up to 100 Scheduled has been the member-at- Interested adults may Denver, during ceremonies Game is much worse. miles per hour to create large representing the register directly in the held recently at Maxwell Air Worse because it shows further havoc; destruction Catholic faith to 1,200 room on the evening the Force beise, Alabama. reality — what would hap­ of everything; radioactive At Coliseum chaplains of all faiths. class is held. His third A ir Force Distin­ pen i f this planet becomes poisoning of those who guished Service Award, "for engulfed in a nuclear war. survive the initial blast; The Shipstads and John­ outstanding and meritorious Such a war is pooh- separation of families; son Ice Follies of 1968 will service performed while poohed by many. Many mass hunger; food riots; appear at the Denver Coli­ engaged in duty of excep­ who cannot recognize the breakdown of law and or­ seum Wednesday, Oct. 18, tional responsibility... "was p>owder-keg which is sit­ der; intense suffering; and through Sunday, Oct. 22. hell on earth. presented to Chaplain, the ting under this planet Rev. (Lt. Col.) Joseph M. possibly do not understand "W ill the survivors (of a Returning this year will be Richard Dwyer O’Malley, pastor o f the new the destruction potential of nuclear war) envy the dead?” asks the film. It is and his new skating Church o f the Risen Christ, nuclear weapons. Denver, during ceremonies A woman in the film, apparent they will. The partner, Susan Berens. held recently at Maxwell Air who was asked what is more fortunate victims will Among the new acts will Force base, Alabama. radiation, dumbfoundedly die. But it is the worst of be Lois Walters, the answers: "It’s some sort o f all crimes that any should Casey Twins, and Uschi The Beer with GUSTO Keszler. The award, noting ser­ gunpowder that blows up.” die at all. vice given during a per­ Perhaps this is why The War Game is a Special productions will iod from Oct. 1, 1964 to Malt Liquor of Quality there seems to be little condemnation of the stock­ highlight the Follies, in­ Aug. 1, 1967, w as p re­ fear of nuclear war. People piling of nuclear weapons cluding a W inter "Carnival, sented to Father O’­ do not understand what it and the international dis­ the traditional Swing Malley by Chaplain, the entails. The W ar Game putes that could develop MURRAY BROS. Waltz, and a Rain Ballet. Rev. (Col.) James E. can quickly educate the into a confrontation in Inky Dinky’s Bakery, a O’Connell, chief of chap­ unaware. which those stockpiles lains. would be unscrupulously production for the children DISTRIBUTING CO. T H IS F IL M undoubtedly used. in particular, features gin­ Father O’Malley, in addi­ was made to shock its Any leader of peoples gerbread men, polka-dotted tion to administering his viewers — shock the peo- who has at all hinted that animals and snickerdoo- new parish, also serves on WHOLESALERS dles. there is nothing morally the National Chaplain Robert M. — Paul V. Murray wrong with nuclear weap­ Other attractions include Committee of the U.S. Air Sunday, ons comes under attack in the Ziegfeld Follies in a Force-Civil Air Patrol pro­ this British-made documen­ costumed production remin­ gram. O ct. I tary. Some Catholic iscent o f the 1920’s and Church leaders are severe­ the intricate precision of The Orij^inal ly criticized. the Ice Folliettes in a pa­ The film attempts to triotic salute to America. Soundtrack show that all life will be O f Manic Front futile following an all-out nuclear war. 'Handicapped ‘Gone ONE OF TH E prelates ^iile...say quoted in The W ar Game Coloradan' displays some enlightened LUNCHEONS With thinking. He says that if . . .of course! he picks a fight with some­ To Be Chosen Served daily with the same pourmel one, he must be willing to touch that everyone so thoroughly enjoys Cheeese-Bar^r The suffer the consequences. If Nomination forms have at dinner! ! he aids his government in been circulated among in­ • t'ompleU* Luncheons in the terested persons calling for I.AFKITK ROOM building a stockpile o f nu­ • Soup and Superh Sandwiches in candidates for Handicapped Wind’ clear weapons, which very the KOtJUKS ROOM likely will be used to des­ Coloradan, as well as Urine someone you want to impress! Employers of the Year, Luncheon tl:30 2:30 Dinner 6 0:30 The original score of troy mankind, he must be willing to again suffer the according to Peter L. Dye, Oyster Bar ti:30 A.M. 2 A M. this film composed by consequences. chairman of the Governor’s That is an awful lot for Committee on Employment L A F r i T E Max Steiner as re­ a conscience to bear. This of the Handicapped. 14th at LariBir • Frti Parkmi • 222 U11 is what The War Game The "Handicapped Color­ corded in 1939. tries to tell us. Here is a adan,” who will compete film that delivers a mes­ with other state winners to - ON - K sage that should be heard. determine the "Handi- DIAL 850 capF>ed American,” will be A chosen in honor o f his or her ability to surmount obstacles thereby encourag­ ing, inspiring or facilitat­ ing employment of other handicapped Americans. L o o k in to KFML-FM (98.5) a Volkswagen at Nominations are not res­ tricted to those receiving BILL BARKER W hen people want to smile, they order a McDonald's D e n v e r forms. Anyone with a can­ cheeseburger. It’s the chcescburgct that kept one o f VERN HAGESTAD the w orld's largest chccscmakcrs busy for months, 10 P.M. didate in mind is encour­ MOTOR CO. aged to submit a nomina­ 10:30 PM-Midnight creating the perfect cheese that melts more evenly tion to the Governor’s than any other kind, one sharp enough to let you (irralrr Ormrr's ifuulilii Committee on Employment know its there. Wc call it McDonald's Special .\ulhiiri:rd Volkui ititrn Dealrr of the Handicapped, 705 Blend —for special smiles —the cheese that melts 7000 w . Colfax 1:30-4:00 PM Narrated and Directed into a mouthwatering blend o f juicy, pure-beef Phone 237-9501 State Services Building, by Denver, Colorado, 80203 by MONDAY THRU FRIDAY hamburger and freshly baked bun that can't Clement J. Zecha Oct. 31. be beat. W h en you want to smile, stop by McDonald’s and say cheeseburger. Look fot the Golden Davidson s BIG Drive-in Telephone Arches at McDonald'8-"the closest thing to home.” SPECIAL Exchange PICNIC BASKET a provocative 15 P IE C E S O F ^ 3 . 2 9 CHICKEN ONLY feature of 925 SO. FEDERAL 9 3 4 - 1 5 C J M cD o nald ’s interest! Look For Tho Goldon Archos BATIN’ CHICKEN! East Colfax at Pennsylvania S m s M t e d .’ Page 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, September 28, 1967 CYO Activities Knights Plan Campaign Sts. Peter, Paul cluding stuffed dolls and animals. For Increased Membership Members o f the CYO of The group will conduct more than 200,000 Catho­ Sts. Peter and Paul parish a sale of gift items Nov. 2 A membership drive councils of the internation­ will sponsor a membership in conjunction with a sale al fraternal benefit society, lic men. There is now a under the thematic title. memhership in excess o f dance on Friday, Sept. 29, sponsored by the Denver "Design for 69” has been alludes to the scheduled 1,177,000. from 9 p.m. until midnight Mendico club, local unit of announced by grand knight August 1969 completion of in the school gym. For fur­ the foundation. the new 23-story. $10 mil­ Kiernan. an Air Force Raoul A. Tayon of Denver retiree employed as man- ther information, interested The sale, to be held on Council 539 of the Knights lion headquarters office aper of the garden shop persons may call Linda the mall at Villa Italia, of Columbus. Tayon also building now under con­ and toy division at Sears, Bollard, 422-1648 or Dan will benefit "Project Show- named Frank Kiernan as struction at New Haven. Sheehan, 424-6147. boat,” the foundation’s cur­ Westland, is a Fourth De­ general chairman for the The membership drive rent fund-raising effort to gree member of the St. Vincent's council. will end with the dedica­ put a fleet of medical boats Knights of Columbus, He tion of the new structure on the Mekong river along joined the Order in 19,56 Among the projects or­ THE TITLE of the cam­ during the 87th Annual ganized by the CYO of St. the boarders of Laos and and has served his council paign, which involves all Supreme Convention in Vincent de Paul parish, Thailand. as membership, insurance New Haven at that time. and admission committee Denver, is a sewing com­ C a t h e d r a l It is estimated that the chairman. He is now ser­ mittee which will assist drive will result in a net the Thomas A. Dooley Problems on ving as chancelor of The Cathedral CYO will increase to membership of Foundation. Organized by elect new officers on Sun­ Council 539. He resides Miss Nancy Sebesta, 15 day, Oct. 1. 7:30 p.m., in Campus Topic with his wife, Antoinette, girls have been meeting the CYO headquarters in in Littleton. h for sewing sessions during the Cathedral. Members of ing recent weeks. Items made the renovation committee Of Forum tion so far include surgical are asked to meet at 9 gnoi Marycrest Tutoring Program caps, used by Dooley medi­ a.m., Saturday, Sept. 30, The Rev. Charles For­ AUTO den cal teams in Southeast and each Saturday there­ syth, O.S.B.. director of Marycrest high school students tutoring at DeSmet Indian Center, Den­ Asia, and gift items, in­ after. Newman center, University LIABILITY ver, concentrate on improving reading skills with the children they help o f Colorado, will explore each week after school. After consulting with elementary school teachers various aspects o f life on ANY CAR Vt from Guardian Angels* school on effective techniques, students, left to Art Show Judging the college campus with 10/20/5 right, Donna Baiocco, Carolee Widmann, and Jane Maddock introduce St. Mary’s academy seniors some of their visual aids to their students. and their parents on Tues­ 'ClusslA^ Results Announced day night, Oct. 3, at 7:45 Married. Pi I f you qualify^ Results o f the judging at chards, Gertrude Under- p.m. in the forum o f Bon- fiils hall. the first annual art show dall, Margie Smith, Helen NO POLICY FEE Participating in the dis­ Nov at Holy Family church, Funk, Arthur Baldwin. - have Denver, Sept. 23 and 24, Ceramics and weaving: cussion will be Michael Fitzgerald, graduate o f the a DenvE were as follows: First place. Mary Louise Appointed <• University of Notre Dame Lcagu Paintings: Best in show: Bradbury. * are si an Extension volunteer on John A. Rutter, above, Lois Crowley Weaving: First place, tie. I the Boulder campus; a is the new comptroller "You're SURE with Assurors" Judge’s award: The Rev. Kathryn Wertenberge. (Oct. male student from Colora­ at Mercy hospital, Den­ ALSO LOW RATES Jack Sliemers, assistant Ceramics: Second place, • schedi do University, Jane Lub- ver. He replaces John FOR t e e n a (; e r s pastor of Holy Family; Mrs. Jerry Copley. a four chenco, a St. Mary’s gradu­ Carroll, who resigned. Terry Handley, Chloe Sculpture: Second place, head ate who is a junior at Col­ MULLENNIX'S 4 Trent, Tom Berger, Regis­ Abe Vigil. Rutter was formerly (Sept. orado college; and Jeanne ter staff artist; Marvin P. Wood carving: Third with the Flourotcc divi­ Save-More Werner, senior at Loretto tl Smith. place, D. Gruber. sion of the Mather com­ Insurance Agency Botl Heights college. The title First place: Connie Hoi- Needlework: Third place, pany, an industrial pro­ 733-S748 — 65 W. A la m e da -A* Famil of the discussion is "Prob­ D en ver, C olorado 80233 land, Zoe Shaffer, Dee Tos­ Clara McNulty. cessor of Teflon. victor! cano, Pat Minister, Helen Sculpture: Honorable lems on the College Cam­ Mt. C Funk, Pat Selby, Larry mention, Aretha Jane Lew­ pus.” M Regis The program chairman. Hasse. is, Christian Wegman. - rr» Fumil Second place: Jackie Students; Paintings: First Mrs. Welcome Bender, will tion a '4i McFarland, Betty Farley, place. Dave Dunn: Second introduce Sister Berenice, StadiL Loma Creighton, Sonia place. Eric Shaffer. Anna principal, and Sister Ei­ Vr The Rust, Julius Huszar. Lee Mcllvain, Lloyd Mc- leen, senior counsellor. (i match Third place: Pricilla Slet- Anally; third place, Anna St. Fi ten. Rainy Farley, I^oma Lee Mcllvain; sculpture: COMPLETE CAR SERVICE gis St Creighton, Chris Miller, third place. Lloyd Mc- TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR li Anally. AUTO. TRANS. The Larry Hasse, H. C. Patter­ Yowr Car Problem — Our son. Larry Schultz, co-ordina­ S pecialty / Honorable mention: Lu- tor in art for the Jefferson EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR - tl cile Sivers, Bernadine Ste- county schools, was the ONEIDA GARAGE Lourdes Safety Patrol B ill K irk MOO Oneida 333-3555 'v clei, Mildred Dean, Bever­ judge. A When Gov. John A. Love proclaimed September as "School's Open — ley Moses, Myrtle Ri- 1, Safety Patrol Month" in Colorado, the parents, students, and faculty of ' Antonito, prior to serving various fields. friends: "You can't do in the U.S. Air Force. He better anywhere,” worked in the Denver area Luggage Load for five years before enter­ Society ot the Divine Word T h e ing St. Peter Chanel semi­ load your car carefully so 1118 Wilshire Blvd . t e r nary, San Rafael, Calif, in that luggage and equipment Los Angeles. Calif, 90017 clo« 1964. do not interfere with vision, e a s if Forte received his ele­ and will not shift dangerously Dear Rev. 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B rig h to n Harvest festival Sept. 29- Oct. 1 in the K of C hall, Members of the Brighton 1096 Bridge street, Brigh­ Knights of Columbus will ton. Awards will be pre be hosts for the annual sented, including a televi­ sion sel. Pope Paul Renews Luncheon Club Appeal fo r Peace James McConaty, former commander o f American Vatican City — (RNSi — Legion post 1, Denver, will Pope Paul VI, addressing a speak to the Knights of gathering of more than Columbus Friday Luncheon 40,000 in St. Peter’s club Sept. 29. McConaty square, warned of the "sad will present a talk on prospect of new armament "EXPO 67 — Canada's and renewed fighting” in Challenge,” and will show South Vietnam. a short film.

"One would say that! Boosters for the Buffaloes humanity is incapable of saving itself,” the Pope A NEW Hearty support of the fine Machebeuf Buffaloes team was given follow­ said in a brief address be­ ing a viewing of a color film made last year of the team in victorious ac­ fore leading the throng in MUTUAL FUND tion. Left to right are Sister John Carroll, principal; the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ Mullen King and Escorts his traditional Sunday gnor E. A. Leyden, superintendent of Machebeuf; Maury Friedman, presi­ noon recitation of the An- dent of the Athletic Booster club; and coach Pat Panek, athletic director. Elected king of the Mullen high school homecoming, which will be held Sept. 29 was Fred Spinney, center. Escorts are, left to right, Jim Carpen­ gclus. ter, Mike McCabe. Spinney, Pat Harr and Harry Krosky. Festivities will begin with a barbecue from 6 to 9 p.m. in the cafeteria, followed by a bon­ fire, kangaroo court, and dance. Other activities include the Mullen-Chey- With 'Top Hands' Gone, enne East game Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mullen, and a reception for alumni Friday evening. 1965 MONZA Paroke Title Up for Grabs T W O D R. Appeal for Supplies Issued FOUR SPEED Now that the Big Boys league, Cathedral, is idle. three TDs were on short A-1 CONDITION have departed from the runs. Financial Denver Parochial Football IN A C T IO N last Sun­ A 42-yard pass from By School for Retarded $1195 DYNAM/CS FUMD League, the Little Guys day, St. Joseph trounced Jack Caruso to Ben Lujan INCORPORATED ore scrambling for the ti­ Cathedral, 34-0, and Holy gave St. Joseph its other “ RED” WHITE Seeking possible capital tle. This coming Sunday Family stopp>ed Mt. Car­ six-pointer. The recently formed New and staples, papjer cutter, school age and otherwise CHEVROLET (Oct. 1) w ill find a full mel, 20-0. The Holy Family defense Horizons School for Men­ manila folders, typing pap­ would have to get this sort appreciation through 6303 W . C O L F A X aggressive investment ,« schedule of action after Jerry W illiam s and was so tight that Mt. tally Retarded Children er, envelopes, file cabinets of training at home. 7560 W . C O L F A X policies four of the teams got a Kevin Kelly paced the Carmel gained only three has issued an appeal for clip boards, etc. Any toys The school is a non­ 237-1311 Open Eves. Until 9 head start last Sunday .scoring in the Bulldogs’ first downs as the Tigers’ vitally needed classroom, that can be used indoors or profit school supported Prospectus Available (Sept. 24). rout of Cathedral — with offense rolled up 234 yards office and hygienic supplies outside can also be used. mainly by private dona­ POR NEW CARS AND . .. a F i n a n c i a l i each player scoring two on the ground. for the school that, will tions^______TRUCK LKASING Program s com pany Both St. Joseph and Holy touchdowns. Kelly also serve Northglenn, Thorn­ IT IS NOW believed CALI 237-1311 9S0C Broadway < Denver, Colo. 80201 Family will go after second accounted for the four ex­ T IM Seaman, Ron Kel- ton, and Westminster that $8,000 will be needed Protestant Urges victories; St. Joseph facing tra points. One of Wil­ ter, and Tony Murphy areas. for the new school pro­ Protest of Tax Mt. Carmel at 2:15 p.m. at liams’ TDs was an 88-yard scored TDs, and Paul Community support is gram. The Northglenn Stockholm — A Protes­ 1 Regis Stadium, and Holy kickoff return at the start Cavaleri added two extra greatly needed as the cost Jaycees also are planning tant leader has urged a He can help you invest Family facing Annuncia­ of the game. The other points for Holy Family. to educate each child will a project to raise money to tion at 1:30 p.m. at Mullen be approximately $1,000 help support the school. united protest by Chris­ ■4s Stadium. for a 12-month period. The Northglenn Lions have tians against a government ROBERT F. The school opened Sept. already donated $450 in tax that is holding up the The third game will 18 and the supplies and the children’s behalf. construction of a new match Machebeuf against Standings monetary support from in­ Catholic church by St. DELANEY St. Francis at noon at Re­ dividuals and firms are ANYONE wishing infor­ Eugenia’s parish here. He is a Registered Representative Denver Parochial League Standings gis Stadium. needed immediately. Any­ mation concerning the with the skills and knowledge The seventh team in the Team Won Lost Pet, Pts OP needed to help you invest in St. Joseph 1 0 1.000 34 0 one interested in donating school or wishing to offer stocks, bond% and mutual funds. !■ Holy Family 1 0 1.000 20 0 should contact Mrs. Bar their services on a volun­ Give him a call. Annunciation 0 0 .000 0 0 bara Sanchez, 429-6322, teer basis should contact 'Looking Machebeuf 0 0 .000 0 0 B O S W O R . X H Northglenn Jaycee-ette .Mrs. Sue Carbrev, 466 - SL Francis 0 0 .000 0 0 S U L L I V A N ML Carmel 0 1 .000 0 20 project chairman. 0277. At Sports' Cathedral 0 1 .000 0 34 Supplies needed include: The Northglenn Chris­ COMPANY, live. This Sunday’s Games CLASSROOM: tian church, located at MEMBERS. on Vacation Rest cots, rest mats, fin­ 1800 E 105th Place, has NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Annunciation vs. Holy Family at Mullen Stadium, 101 North Cascade. Colo. Springs ger paints and paper, blunt donated classroom facilities "Looking at Sports” is 1:30 p.m. Phena 471-0660 scissors, construction paper, for the .school. Plans are to on vacation this week. Machebeuf vs. St. Francis at Regis Stadium, 12 jumbo crayons, clay, etc. provide a personalized pro­ It will be back next noon. HYGIENIC: first-aid kit gram for each child to fit week. Mt. Carm el vs. St. Joseph at R egis Stadium, 2:15 p.m. and supplies, soap and fin­ his particular needs. Last Sunday's Results gernail brush, paper towel­ The children’s ages range Catholic Center ing, toilet tissue, facial tis­ SL Joseph’s 34, Cathedral 0 from 1-7. The guiding phi­ Folks come a t Achieves Quota Holy Family 20, ML Carmel 0 sues, combs and brushes, losophy of the school is paper cups, toothbrushes, that each child has the The staff of the Arch- and toothpaste, etc. right to develop his capa­ long way to deal at diccesan Catholic Commu­ OFFFICE: Typewriter, bilities no matter how lim­ nity Centers is the first tape recorder with tape, ited his learning span. The United Way Agency to movie camera and film, program is designed for achieve 100 per cent o f pens and felt tip markers, children who are not elegi- quota in the United Way ruler, heavy duty stapler ble for the Adams County . ^ J O H N N I E campaign. Jim McNeive. Center until they are of director o f the center, said that not only has the staff PERRY BECOM E AN given 100 per cent of quo­ LARRY REALTY EX-SMOKER ta for many years but has paid every dollar of all -Live Longer 4995 » HARPER pledges ever made. 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Page 12 8, Birtf DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday/ September 28/ 196/ Ecumenical Theology Sister Mary Rita Funt • e* Religion M For Sister Mary Rita, who in Durango, Cripple Creek, Center Is Planned Aspen and at St. Joseph’s, celebrated her diamond - of aociety, have Was Denver. Seattle — Catholics, Ep- p jubilee as a Sister of Mer­ prompted this move to a recent Sister M. Rita underwent Basis for i8a>palians, and Baptists i f ' cy on July 26, 1965, and coalition,” Bishop Sheen to giv training as a hospital labo­ plan to consolidate two who recently marked her said. * to bu ratory technician at Mercy Protestant divinity schools 60th year in the religious was t hospital, Chicago, and be­ Conflict and St. Bernard’s Catholic The center would com­ life, died Monday morning, k countr gan the first pathology seminary in Rochester, bine faculties, library re- Sept. 25, at Mercy hospi­ 4i funds laboratory at Mercy hospi­ Madrid — "The conflict N.Y., into an ecumenical sources, and classes o f St. tal, Denver. center for theological stud­ *1 foreigr The Rosary was recited tal, Denver, in 1910. between the Nigerian Bernard’s, the interdenomi­ ies. in the hospital chapel on government and the new national Colgate Rochester ** Unde SHE WAS appointed Republic of Biafra has seri­ Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Divinity school founded by will p Sept. 26. Mass was offered of Rochester endorsed the at 9 a.m., Wednesday, superior of Mercy hospital, ous religious implications,” the Baptists in Rochester, ' > ceptive proposal, which was an­ Sept. 27, in the Mercy Durango, in 1936 and a Catholic leader from the and Bexley Hall, Episcopal distrib served as the Denver hos­ new country said in an nounced at the triennial seminary that would be own CO chai>el. Interment was in 1* |t pital’s superior from 1942- interview here. convention of the Episcopal moved from Gambier, O. Mt. Olivet. Church in Seattle. Offic Born .Estelle Gehan in 48, and as superior o f "This is like the Sudan > that p Stockton, Calif., Sister M. Mercy hospital, Nampa, religious struggle in which Episcopal Bishop Nelson "The needless multiplica­ to furn Rita was the daughter of Ida., from 1949-52. Northern leaders have at­ M. Burroughs of Ohio said tion of faculties, the need •> <• other John and M ary Gehan. tempted to crush Chris­ the institution would not o f dialogue, the recognition requea She received most of her Sister M. Rita retired in tianity in the South,” he be a mere cooperative ar­ A 4* o f sharing God’s word, and the P education in Canada and 1952, residing in Durango added. the common resolve to be rangement, but "a true A MorcKC came to Denver in 1902 and returned to Mercy After becoming independ­ a spiritual leaven in the and unique alignment.” when she entered the hospital, Denver, in 1955. ent in 1956, the Sudan tain 1 novitiate of the Sisters of She was one of the origi­ government, dominated by tions t Mercy. nal members of the Catho­ Moslems from the North, to be 1 ing ne After profession of final lic Hospital Association o f sought to unify the Arab LEGAL NOTICES “ "i vows in 1905, she taught America. north with the predomi­ plete. nantly Negro south by IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT u In and for th« City In and fo r th« 4m imposing Arabic as the and Counfy of Denver City and County of Denver Dr. Walter Chapman national language and by and State of Colorado «nd State of Colorado No. P.3S83S A promoting the Moslem reli­ No. P-44743 Bn Walsenburg — F’uneral practice at Ward, Colo. •NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE TO CREDITORS - gion. Thousands of Chris­ Estate of THERESA PECORINO. also Estate of MARTHA KUETER (Ward) On services were held here at After serving as a surgeon tians in the southern Su­ known as TERESA PERINO, THERE­ No. P-44743 SA PEARONNA, THERESA f. from t the United Church of Wal­ with the rank of captain in All persons having claims against dan have been forced to LOFFREDA and THERESA LOF- the above named estate are required 4 ated ae the Spanish-American war, FREOO. Deceased. to file them for allowance in the Pro­ A senburg for Dr. Walter S. flee the country to avoid nessme Chapman, 94, the first doc­ he moved to Rouse, a min­ No. p.35835 bate Court of the City and County of persecution. Notice is hereby given that I have Denver, Colorado, on or before the ** ’ ’ 1‘rom i ing camp south of Walsen­ filed my final report in the Probate 13th day of March, 1968, or said tor to intern at St. Jo­ "In Biafra we have again * gather seph’s hospital, Denver. burg. Court of the City and County of Den- claims shall be forever barred. a religious war, a conflict ver, Colorado, and that any person ANDREW WYSOWATCKY dinner Moving to Walsenburg in desiring to object to the same shall CONSERVATOR Dr. Chapman, who would between Moslems and lace he 191 1, Dr. Chapman was file written oblection with the said 1 have been 95 next month, Christians.” c o u rt on o r be fo re O cto be r 9, 1967. It wa was awarded the title of Huerfano county coroner The African leader re­ PHILIP G. LOFFREDA IN THE PROBATE COURT 1892 - "Most Beloved Citizen of for 10 years and county Administrator In and for the City fused to be identified be­ THOMAS L. FORD, Attorney and County of Denver Palace 737 D e tro it S tre et Huerfano county” in 1948. treasurer for two years. A cause his statements, he and State of Colorado doors J A surgeon, he was the broken hip in 1958 ended Colorado Springs Flag Salute Denver, Colorado S0206 No. P-44699 said, will worsen the dan­ Tele ph on e: 355 162S NOTICE TO CREDITORS a banq oldest living graduate of his private practice. ger to the Church in Biaf­ (Published in the Estate of LESLIE A. PORTER concla\ the University of Colorado Survivors include a Members of Fort Carson’s honor guard salute the American flag during Denver Catholic Register) (Deceased) ra. a ceremony at Holy Trinity school, Colorado Springs. Students pledge alle­ F irs t P u b lic a tio n : S e ptem be r 7, 1967 No. P-44699 lar. school of medicine, having daughter. Dr. Frances La st P u b lic a tio n : S e ptem be r 2B, 1967 All persons having claims against Whei graduated in 1896. Chapman, o f Los Angeles, giance to the flag as the honor guard salutes. Members of the guard are, the above named estate are required To Accompany IN THE PROBATE COURT to file them (or allowance in the Pro­ lar din left to right, PFC. Tommy W. Quisenberry, Specialist Four Kenneth R. In and lor the City and A native of Roseburg, and a son, Walter, of Den­ bate Court' of the City and County of ki County of Denver and years i Ore., he began his private ver. ANG to Turkey Denelsbeck, Specialist Four Kenneth L. Laud, Sergeant Thomas G. Policas- Denver, Colorado, on or before the 1st State of Colorado day of March, 1968, or said claims event, tro and Specialist Four Jim W. Kratzer. (U.S. Army Photo.) No. P.43M6 KOA Military Reporter shall be forever barred. Januar NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT ANDREW WYSOWATCKY Barry Trader will accompa­ E sta te o f M A R G A R E T 1_ JAC KS O N ADMINISTRATOR society (Deceased) James J. Rowley (Published In the ny the Colorado A ir Na­ No. P-42906 to the Denver Catholic Register) Notice is hereby given that J have tional Guard to Turkey to F irs t P u b lic a tio n : Au gu st 31,’ 1967 tabiish: tiled my final report in the Probate Requiem Mass was of­ for James J. Rowley, supply rep>orts on its ac­ Vermont Voters Favor La st P u b lic a tio n : Septem ber 28, 1967 guests, fered Sept. 27 in Christ Court of the City and County of Den­ .brother of Sister Mary tivities for KOA-Radio and ver, Colorado, and that any person white I the King church, Denver, Alberta of Bayonne, N.J. desiring to object to the same shall IN THE PROBATE COURT Television Newscasts. file written objection with the said ed to t A long-time Denver resi­ In and fo r the C ity Trader’s reports will be c o u rt on o r be fo re O cto be r 28, 1967. and County of Denver the K dent, Mr. Rowley died Unique Plan for School Margaret E. Fritz and State of Colorado heard on "The Channel fa ir. C Notre Dame Sept. 24 in his D enver E x e c u trix No. P-43I5B Four Report,” "Ten O’clock Harold Godfrey M artin NOTICE TO CREDITORS Attorney for the estate home following a brief ill­ Estate of JACOB F. HUNKEY News” and regularly sched- Swanton, Vt. — Voters ior-senior high sch(X>l that Franklin, and Highgate. T elephone S34-8015 Receives (Deceased) ness. (Published In the uled radio newscasts dur- approved, by a margin o f will replace both public Among the schools it will No. P-4315S Denver Catholic Register) All persons having claims against ing the first and second more than two to one, a and private schools in replace is St. Anne’s acade­ F ir s t P u b lic a tio n : Sept. 28, 1967 Born Sept. 18, 1896, in the above named estate are required $500,000 L e s t P u b lic a tio n ;. O ct. 19, 1967______Philadelphia, Pa., he at­ week in October. priest’s plan to build a jun- three neighboring commu­ my, Swanton, of which to file them for allowance in the Pro­ Notre Dame, Ind. — A nities. Father LaBrake is princi­ IN THE PROBATE COURT bate Court of the City and County of tended Philadelphia In ind for the city Denver, Colorado, _on_ or before the gift of $500,000 from the schools. He moved to Den­ The proposal o f Father pal. •m> County of Denver 10th day of March, *1968, or said campus council of the ver in 1939. John R. LaBrake, S.S.E., Although the ecumenical and State of Colorado claims shall be forever barred. JOSEPH N. BEIRICH Knights of Columbus to was endorse despite a school o f religion w ill be N0« P-44442 Mr. Rowley married the NOTICE TO CREDITORS ADMINISTRATOR. C.TJK. the University of Notre May They Rest threat by Protestants and built next door, it is to be Eifale of CLAR7, E. SPARLIN, a/k/a CASEY AND KLENE former Eleanor A. Ripber- Attorney for the estate Dame was announced by Other Americans United located on private property Clara Sparlln, a/k/a Mrs. O. R. Spar- ger on Nov. 7,.^ 1942, in Iln (Deceased) 621 Symes Bldg. F IR 5 Father Edmund P. Joyce, for Separation o f Church and constructed entirely No. P.44643 D en ver, Colo. 60302 O ld e r 2 i Denver. He was associated C.S.C.. university president. and State (POAU) to chal­ with private funds. Reli­ All persons having claims against Telephone 222-4555 o f f e r s : with Republic Steel for 45 the above named estate are required (Published in the f o r m a l d i In Peace Denver Catholic Register) lenge the consolidation gion classes are to be of­ to file them for allowance In the The money will be invest­ years until his retirement b a s e m e rn ed and the income will be unless plans to build an fered on a volunteer, full­ County Court of the City and County F irs t P u b lic a tio n : S e ptem be r 7, 1967 P a r k . B i in 1962. ABEYTA. Alfonso. 10232 Mon­ Vine. Infant daughter o f Mr. of Denver, Colorado, on or before the Last Publication: September 28, 1967 m o n th . I used to establish a scholar­ terey circle, Northglenn. Re­ ecumenical school of reli­ time basis. 16th day of February, )968, or said Mr. Rowley was a mem­ and Mrs. Michael N. King. Mass claims shall be forever barred. A v e . A s k ship fund that will cover quiem Mass, Holy Trinity of the Angels, Our Lady of gion next door are dropped. ber o f the Knights o f Co­ church, SepL 25. Interment, ML Orville R. Sparlln PERRl the cost of educating a Grace church. SepL 27. Inter­ F A T H E R LaBrake had Administrator lumbus, Council 539. OliveL Howard mortuaries. Brighton | 4509 E . E v student for the priesthood ment, M L OliveL Boulevard T H E T H R E A T , voiced campaigned for the propos- Joseph L. Sweeney Surviving, in addition to mortuaries. Attorney for the estate 6 - B I and also provide financial his wife and sister is a CHAMBERS, Donald Vance by POAU Executive Direc­ *ol for three years, arguing 12X Western Federal Savings Bldg. D en ver, C olorado 80202 assistance to undergradu­ brother, George Dean, of Leo, 10,539 Williams strecL Re­ • McEWEN, Airman First class tor Glenn L. Archer, was that it would upgrade the F quiem Mass, Pueblo, Colo., Harold B.. Jr.. 5080 Thrill place. Telephone 222-8994 ate students at Notre offset by an opinion ob­ general educational effort (Published in the RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL 4800 Clifton Heights, Pa. Sept. 23. Olinger mortuaries. Requiem Mass, Cure d’ Ars Dame. tained from the Vermont of the area by pooling re­ Denver Catholic Register) Equipped to Fulfill Your Needs $14,950 b. Interment was in Mt. church. SepL 23. Interment, M L F irs t P u b lic a tio n : S e ptem be r 7, 1967 $SS by ( OliveL Kirk mortuary. attorney general’s office by sources. He won the sup­ 24 Hour Ambulance Service C a r e e r s Olivet. Funeral arrange­ DILLEHAY. William F. L a st P u b lic a tio n ; S e ptem be r 28, 1947 yourself | ments were made by Bou­ (Frank), 1590 Yates, formerly of Father LaBrake that the port o f Bishop Robert F. IN THE PROBATE COURT P hone 659-2321 ly f in is h MELENDREZ, Sammy, Jr., In and for tna City and Flight training to assist 439 Lafayette. Requiem Mass. whole propiosal is legal. Joyce of Burlington, Vt.; Ken Raynie, Jim Arthur M v in g r o o t levard mortuaries. 821 Del Norte. Maas, ML Car­ Caunty of Danvar and Post-Korean Conflict veter­ SL John the Evangelist church, Governor Philip Hoff; and BRIGHTON, COLORADO F H A - V A SepL 25. Interment. ML OliveL mel, church, SepL 28. The voters approved a Stata of Calorado ans working toward a ca­ No. P-43182 Q U I C K ! A Day-Noonan mortuary. $2.5 million bond issue for State Education Commis­ NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT PERfl reer goal involving a com­ Lillian Donohue MUNOZ. Ida M., 717 E. 18th Estate of ELIZABETH K. SEDLMAY- construction of the schex)!, sioner Richard A. Gibbo- 4509 E . E mercial pilot’s license is DIMANNA, Mary, 4220 Lipan. avenue. Requiem Mass, Cathe­ which w ill serve Swanton, ney. ER. a/k/a LILLY SEDLMAYEP Mass. Mt. Carmel church, SepL dral o f the Immaculate Concep­ (Deceased) offered by the new GI Bill Requiem Mass was of­ No. P-43182 1 1 22. Interment. ML OliveL Bou­ tion church, SepL 22. Howard Notice Is hereby given that I have of 1967, says the Veterans fered Sept. 28 in St. John 4404 W O L levard mortuaries. mortuaries. filed my final report In the Probate Administration. the Evangelist church, la r g e IK Court of the City and County of Den­ "For Those Who Care" Denver, for Lillian M. GARCIA. Sarah, 2723 W. 13th PALMATIER, Howard Joseph, ver, Colorado, and that any person P h . 659-3113 401 S . 4 th A v e . b d r m s . B 1415 Gtcnarm place. Requiem desiring to ob|ect to the same shall BRIGHTON, COLORADO in g $7950. Donohue, sister of Sister avenue. Requiem Mass. SL Caje- file written oblection with the said JACQUES Mary Hilary of' Webster tan’s church. SepL 27. Inter­ Mass, H oly Ghost church, SepL c o u rt on o r before O cto be r 30, 1967. ST Groves, Mo. ment, Ml OliveL 26. Howard mortuaries. Rose M ary Sedimayer Administratrix COLONIAL BROS. The Rosary was recited GIBBONS, Hazel D., 3220 PILO N , CpI. Alan E., U.S.M.C. Vincent C. Hogan MORTUARY Wednesday, Sept. 27. Inter­ at Vietnam, of Dove Creek, Attorney for the estate Olive street. Daughter o f the 720 M a le s tic B u ild in g , D en ver MR. AND MRS. JACK Colo. Requiem Mass, All Saints’ ment was in Mt. Olivet. late Michael and Anna Gibbons. T elephone 534-0217 ST. GERMAIN church, SepL 22. IntermenL FL (Published in the Funeral arrangements Requiem Mass, Cure d'Ars Owners and Directors Logan. Olinger mortuaries. Denver Catholic Register) RE church. SopL 23. Interment. ML -Member St. Augustine's Church- were made by Boulevard Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. F irs t P u b lic a tio n : Sept. 28, 1967 — La st P u b lic a tio n : O ct. 19, 1967 Brighton, Colorado L o v e ly 4 mortuaries. PRO G AR, Wayne Lester, 2559 b a s e m e n S. Patton courL Son o f Mrs. Also surviving are a GLENN. Agnes M.. 9920 W. r a n g e In c brother, Thomas M. Dono­ 35th avenue, Wheat Ridge. Re­ Donella Progar. Requiem Mass, "T h is i The Ihinfis you noiv fAoose| hue o f Denver and nieces quiem Mass and interment, A ll Saints church. ^ p L 22. In­ together are the things you Kendall, Wis. Day-Noonan mor­ termenL ' M l OliveL Olinger and nephews. will always cherish most. tuary. mortuaries. I Colorado Springs | WESTI MONL.MKNT.S GONZALES. James. 2801 W. RYAN. Frances G., Deer Trail, Of Distinction I4th avenue. Son o f Mr. and Colo. Mass, SL Joseph's church. Deer Trail, Colo., ^ p L 23. In­ SINCE 1})02 JERRY BREEN Mrs. Adrian O. Gonzales. Re­ „ MOTOR Insured Losses quiem Mass. St. Cajetan’s termenL Deer Trail, Colo. H ow ­ Fire—Wind—Water 11930 W. 44th AVE. Florist church. SepL 26. Interment, ML ard mortuarie. J s It's your right 424-7984 1521 Champa OliveL HOTEL to select your SANTOPIETRO, Rose Mario, contractor. O P E N D A IL Y 266-3131 HARRIS, Eugene W.. 2234 550 S. Garfield streeL Requiem Stay with "Jay” Collins Const. Grove. Requiem Mass, SL Ber­ Mass, SL John the Evangelist 820 N. Nevrda Colo. Spgs. — 633-1900 nadette’s church. SepL 25. Inter­ church, SepL 27. Interment, ML ment, El IvOgan. Day-Noonan OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. mortuary. STANKO. Alvin V., Sr.. 8173 W. PATRONIZE £ddjiL (phaA m ojuf. SWIGERT BROS. HELGETH, Mary Cecelia, 9th avenue. Requiem Mass, SL Elbert, Colo. Requiem Mass, SL Bernadette’s church, SepL 25. REGISTER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST OPTOMETRISTS Francis of Assisi church. SepL Interment, FL Logan. 802 N. Weber 2 1 . Interment. Elbert, Colo. Bui- ME. 3-2069 lock mortuary. SURRATT, Mar>* (Somsky), 1819 ADVERTISERS Colo, springs, cele. Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care S. Cody. Requiem Mass, Notre I Harry W. Swigert, O.D. HERNANDEZ, Guadalupe, Dame church, SepL 21. IntemmiL OPTICIAN 2120 Larimer. Requiem Mass, Mt. OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. J. D. CROUCH |i Donlad E. Gooldy, O.D. Fred Stnaldone SL Catherine’s church. Sept. 28. C. D. O'BRIEN Interment. ML OliveL SUTLEY, Jim, 3428 Navajo. LOETSCHER^S Jerry R.Pederson, O.D. R 500-student residence halls is part S IN C E 1872 quiem Mass. Assumptfon chuieh. conscientious care of Notre Dame's recently announced $52 million 524 W. C olorkdo A ve. Sept. 22. IntermenL ML OliveL development program, called "SUMMA: Notre Kiowa and Tejon S t ilts VA1J)F,Z. Ben. fcrmerly of Pueb­ Dame’s Greatest Challenge.” In the foreground of makes J-ioward Service distinctive lo and Trinidad. Colo. S lic e s , SL the model of the new quadrangle is Notre Dame’s FYancis Xavier church, Pueblo. Memorial library, and in the center o f the high- REALTY Cok>.. SepL 21. PARK AVENUE MORTUARY rise residence halls is a proposed contemporary- MAY INSURANCE BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY ZAW AU K, Rose, 1750 Dover styled curch. The SUMMA program will be inau­ CO. HOWARD street. Requiem Masa.'SL Bemad- gurated in Denver with a dinner in January that 72S NO. TEJON .ette’a church, SepL 22. IntermenL will feature university oHlcials. Dr. Clarke is rhone 633-7731 HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1851 l Colorado Springs M OliveL heading the local campaign. Birth Control Thursday/ September 28/ 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 13 Funds Okayed Opportunity School Begins Supersize G.l. Bill Is Designed For Indians Day, Night Classes, Oct. 9 High School • #• To Aid Disadvantaged - > Washington — The U.S. Community classes of the At Washington high Considered recently announced plans Emily Griffith Opportunity school, 655 S. Monaco, " #- Cleveland — The possi­ Both Vietnam and Cold college. Each year the mil­ to give India $1.3 million School. Denver, in academ­ classes will be held in jew­ bility of building a super­ War veterans can receive itary services are releasing to buy contraceptives. It ic, arts, and crafts subjects elry and woodworking both " t size high school with an G. I. Bill educational help an additional 100,000 men was the first time this will open during the week on Mondays and Wednes­ enrollment of about 5,000 at the high school level to who would need this type o f Oct. 9 in nine locations days. country had ever included boys and girls in the heart prepare themselves to meet of assistance. throughout the city. Beginning and advanced funds for that purpose in a of this city is being inves­ college entrance require­ The only day classes will oil painting will be held at All o f these people, VA foreign aid program. tigated by the Diocese of ments without reducing be in oil painting. They Bradley school, 3051 S. said, are pxjtentially eligi­ Under the plan, India C leveland. The school their eligibility foi college will be held at Philips Elm, , on Mondays and ble for a special VA bene­ w ill purchase the contra­ would be built with funds study under the Veterans school, 6550 E. 21st ave­ Wednesdays. fit for the educationally ceptives in the U.S. and from a recent $20,000,000 Administration program. nue, and at Montclair Woodworking will be at disadvantaged which was distribute them through its high school expansion fund The VA estimates that Community Center, 6820 Merrill Junior high school, provided in recent veter­ and would replace several own commercial outlets. E. 12th avenue. Both will 1551 S. Monroe, on Mon­ the one million to 1.5 mil­ ans’ legislation. high schools originally lion veterans who are eli­ be held from 9 a.m. to days and Wednesdays and Onicials also revealed proposed for Cuyahoga The deadline for news noon on Thursdays, open­ at Jefferson Junior-Senior gible for education benefits that plans are under way county, one of eight coun­ would need further school­ stories and pictures to ap­ ing Oct. 12. high school, 3950 S. Holly, pear in the "Register” is to furnish contraceptives to ties in the diocese. ing before being ready for other countries that have New Wheatridge Real Estate Office Adults should register for on Tuesdays and Thurs­ Monday at 9 a.m. requested them, including community classes on the days. Frank Callahan, left, and Bruce Bartelmay, two the Philippines, Jamaica, days or evenings during Tuition to Denver resi­ experienced Jefferson county realtors, recently the hours classes are held, dents is free since Oppor­ Morocco, Tunisia, and cer­ opened the new office o f Cal-Bar realtors at 38th and at the particular loca­ tunity School is the adult, tain Latin American na­ and Marshall street. Callahan, associated with tion. vocational, and technical tions that have asked not Wheatridge Realtj' for many years, will specialize All evening classes will division of the Denver to be identified until pend­ Phone 625-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad In the Register— in commercial and industrial development Bartel­ be from 7 to 9 p.m. Public Schools. ing negotiations are com­ Ask for the Classified Department may, a realtor for more than six years, will be in Those at Manual high Most community classes plete. charge of the residential part of the partnership. school 1700 E. 28th ave­ will end the first week in Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday nue, will be basic educa­ May. Further information can be published in the current week’s paper. tion, Mondays and Wednes­ may be obtained by calling days; civil service review, Opportunity School, 244- Brown Palace Marks Anniversary APT. TO SHARE HELP WANTED NOTICES Mondays and Wednesdays; 8899. ELDERLY LADY FEMALE On Sept- 20, a scene booklets are known to be Similar booklets, each high school equivalency TO SHARE APARTMENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY from the past was recre­ in existence — two at the one personalized with the test review, Tuesdays and 244-2797 Priest Housekeeper (ilVEN THAT ALL FURNI­ ated as more than 100 busi­ Brown Palace and one guest’s name, were given Thursdays; mathematics New Catechism TURE AND PERSONAL nessmen and civic leaders Wanted each at the Denver Public to all those present at the workshop, Mondays and CARPETING POSSESSIONS HELD IN Irom all over the nation library and the Colorado dinner. Wednesdays; and wood­ To Be Printed 90 Y a r d s A v o c a d o 100'-, N y lo n In Rectory near Denver STORAfiE FOR MR. & gathered for a black tie Pile Carpet. New. Must Sell. Historical society. working, Tuesdays and .MRS. K E N N E T H CADE, dinner at the Brown Pa­ 825-1*46 References Requested The highlight of the Thursdays. In New York P R E V IO U S L Y OF 4220 lace hotel, Denver. A t Philips school, 6550 W rite Box L-915 c o The Register Sept. 20 festivities was the Court Ruling C H IL D C A R E TEN NYSO .N . W IL L HE It was 75 years ago - in E. 21st avenue, life draw­ presentation of leather New York — (NC) — A SOLD AT I'UBLIC AUC­ 1892 — when the Brown ing will be held on Tues­ Child Care — My Home. 4 years INCOME PROPERTY bound, gold embossed book Is Awaited 75,000-copy English edition & over. Monday thru Friday. TION. FOR STORA(JE Palace hotel opened its days. of the controversial Dutch No. Eves. 936-5490. F O R S A L E lets — similar to those CH AR(;ES, o n OCTOBER doors for the first time to given away 75 years ago Annapolis, Md. — The At East high school, catechism will be published 2 Commercial Garages, 4 Apart­ 9TH. A T 10:00 A..M. 4170 a banquet ol' the Triennial — to the Colorado Histori­ 1545 Detroit, the classes in October by the New CLEANERS & TAILORS United States Supreme ments. Income over $400 per mo. TEN NYSO N 45.'>-4789 conclave of Knights Temp­ cal society and the Denver Court may decide whether offered will be conversa­ York firm of Herder and Mariposa Cleaners & Tailors. lar. Public library. basic school services should tional French on Mondays Herder under the title A New location, 4880 W. 38th Ave. Priced to sell, owner leaving PAINTING When the Knights Temp­ Accepting the booklets and Wednesdays; black and New Catechism: Catholic We have Pick Up Service. Call Denver. Centrally located at 3704 be made available to all 433-3537. A lterations lar dined at the Brown 75 from Cris Dobbins, chair­ school children in Mary­ white photography on Faith for Adults. Osage Sf. to 1525 W. 37th Ave. EXPERT years ago it was a special man of the Brown Palace Tuesdays; and color photo­ The catechism has been land. Delegates to Mary­ HELP WANTED 455 6403 event, because not until Hotel corporation, and land's constitutional con­ graphy on Wednesdays. widely praised by Ameri­ PAINTING! January, 1893. was Denver Karl Mehlmann, president vention have delayed ac­ Rishel Junior high can and European theolo­ 18 Y r s . E x p r . AAAA MISC. FOR SALE society formally introduced and general manager of tion on the matter. school, 451 S. Tejon, will gians. It also has been F r e e E s i. to the hotel and the es­ the Brown Palace, were be the location for classes widely criticized in Europe, MACHINE MECHANICS 1967 PFAFF. Take over last 5 935-6151 tablishment was opened to Stephen Hart, president of One delegate to the con­ in jewelry on Mondays and and a Papal commission paym ents of $6.25 each or $25 cash. MACHINISTS W ill zigzag, buttonhole and make PERSONALS guests. A booklet, bound in the Colorado Historical so­ vention has urged that Wednesdays; beginning and investigating the book fancy designs. 825-2683 white leather, was present­ ciety and William Mc- state officials seek a ruling advanced oil painting on asked to have several ma­ ROUTE DRIVERS Ladies' hand made hats for sale. By appointm ent. 244-6419. ed to the guests present at Mondays and Wednesdays; 1966 W HITE. Portable zigzag Nichols, manager of public from the U.S. Supreme jor points clarified before M any Women’s Jobs the Knights Templar af­ works, representing the Court that will apply to all and woodworking on Mon­ further Dutch editions machine. Everything built-in. PIANO LESSONS Assume last 4 payments of $5.12 fair. Only four of those days and Wednesdays. Resume - $7.50 UP. Piano lessons. B.A. 8 years exp. Denver Public library. 50 states. appeared. each or $16 cash. 825 2883 si-50 per lesson. 4555 Beach Ct. COME IN NOW 477 7206. TO 1965 SING ER. Equipped to zigzag, 41S0 W. 31th A V E . buttonhole, blind hem, etc. Take SEWING MACHINES OR C A L L over last 5 paym ents of $4.93 each 431-7000 1967 W HITE. Zigzags. Excellent or $20 cash. 825-2683 condition, does most everything RESUME SERVICE Newspaper circulation all built-in. Sacrifice for 4 pay­ AVAILABLE ments of $4.25 or $15-00 cash. is known and is com­ 244-9906 paratively unaffected by Singer Dial A Stitch, Zigzags, ^Dplem ent grocery money. 2 to daily or seasonal change buttonholes and fancy stitches, 4 daily. WE TRAIN. Mothers all without attachments to buy. 6 —Blessed Sacrament — there’s no "summer I V 33 —St. Joseph's Retirees and Moonlighters. No Assume 3 payments of $4.01 or BUYINC - SCILINC - TRA0IN6 obligation. Send for details. P. slump.” FIRST OFFERING! $10.00 cash. 244-6450 REAL ESTATE O. Box 1032, Littleton. Older 2 story in fantastic shape BRICK*-$1 1/950 Excellent buy! 3 bedrooms, offers: 4 bedrooms upstairs, separate dining room, family To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section form al dining room, rec room in -» y 2? kitchen, 2 baths, family room, basement, 2 fireplaces. Faces HELP WANTED MALE fenced yard. Part basement, Park. Buy no down Gl, $115 a i / FOR $1.50 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS g a r a g e . month. Drive by 3724 E. 17th TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP Ave. Ask for JERRY No down G l, only $95. a month. MEN WANTED "BETTER CALL TODAY" This offer good for Classified Section only. PERRY & BUTLER, INC. GARY DEAN REALTY PERSONABLE-INOUSTRIOUS 4S09 E. Evans Realtor 7S7.7«tS Does not apply to Real Estate Display 922-1)37 Call: JOE RAY Physically Fit Advertising 6 — B le s s e d S a c r a m e n t 38 —St. Mary Magdalene FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP .Men Will be Trained i'or Ras. 744. 2IM - O fc. I97-S433 FANTASTIC BUY! -lobs as Crew Men. No FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX 2343 RALEIGH Previous Resir Experience 4800 E. 17th AVE. PKWY. -Beautiful, big home. Full base­ $14,950 bank repo. SAVE lots of Required. Full or Part ment, plus main floor in-law Van Schaack & Co. Time Work $$$ by doing a little of fix-lt- apartment. Life time tile roof, REALTOR INSUROR yourself jobs. 3 bdrms, full part­ g a r a g e . Apply in person at ly finished basement, garage, 275 University Blvd. CULLEN REALTY livingroom featuring: fireplacel D e n v e r . Colo. any of the following FHA-VA or lO't down. Call 03-«251 44th at Clay 433-4197 QUICK! McNERNY MCDONALD'S DRIVE-INS PERRY & BUTLER, INC. 41—Sts. Peter & Paul HALLCRAFT TOWNHOUSES 8:(M) a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 4509 E. Evans Realtor 757-7695 Cherry Creek Resales 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. SWIMMING POOL South East 1 1 00 So. Colo. Blvd. 1 1 — H o ly F a m ily 9560 W. 38th Ave. 2-3 or 4 bedroom units, with 2120 W. Alameda 4404 W OLFF —Frame bungalow, The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each PRICE REDUCED or without basements. All 3050 W Jewell CLIP SI.50 TO IT AND MAIL TO large llvingrm., diningrm., 2 carpeted, draped. GE kitch­ Classified Advertising, The Register Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. 2 story brick. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, 4215 W Colfax bdrms. Bsm t., gas furnace. Ask­ fam ily room, covered patio. e n s , IV 3 to 3 baths. As tittle 5 0 5 E. C o lfa x B ox 1620, D e n v e r 1, C olo., o r phone it in to C a ll: M U L L IG A N , 93S-I981 as $2,150 down and assume ing $7950. Carson. 455-5898. 5 3 0 4 E. C o lfa x 625-1145 STACKHOUSE 23 —St. Anne (Arvada) 29 —St. Francis de Sales 6 'A ‘^ loans, payments from 5 BDRMS - $12,500 $130 a month, includes all R ealtor 477-1676 4-5-6- BDRMS. L & M REAL ESTATE maintenance. Central air We Sell N orth- Large br. home on ' 2 acre. All Immaculate clean 2 story brick, 440 B ro a d w a y 744-4443 conditioning, swim m ing pool, List W ith Us fenced, upstairs family room 2 baths and 3 car garage. Ideal club house, rec. area. Quick with fireplace, elect, kit., form al for large fam ily or 2 fam ily 4 2 — St. P h ile m e n a possession. Call MARGE or 1 3 — Holy Trinity din. rm. Glass enclosed cov. pat. dwelling. $1,250 down and owner I.f. bsmt. BEAUTIFUL!! Re­ JOHN CUTHBERTSON, REN T W/OPTION w ill carry balance. 3414 COLFAX AVE. A duced price is $29,950 A com fortable 4 bedroom, 3 sto­ 771-5645 $ 1 1 0 M O . C O M P A R E T O D A Y . 781-7637 R. H. JACOBSON & CO. ry home with basement apart SERVICE DIRECTORY L o v e ly 4 bedroom brick, full MONTE CARROLL "Specialists In Trading” ACACIA REALTY 798-2441 ment and secluded 3rd story of­ 757-7711 Realtors 757-7711 b a s e m e n t , 2 baths, garage, fice. The present owner, (32 8 2 5 -1 1 4 5 42I-030D Realtor 8S2S Ralston Hd. range Included. 29 —$t. Fronds d e S a le s yrs.l, utilized this office to devel­ “ This is a sleeper, H urry!" op lucrative second business CALL: 24 — St. Anthony of Padva 2 UNITS without interruption to the usual family activity. This soundly 217 SO. CLARKSON PLUMBING WESTMINSTER REALTY INTRIGUING, STRIKING, constructed house, 'with an ex­ CURTAIN LAUNDRIES LINEN SERVICE 4 2 9 - 6 7 3 3 1 bedroom and 2 bodroom units. tra-dry basement, can also be Western Towel Supply Co. 1720 CAPTIVATING Private baths. Main floor and easily converted to a 3 apart­ Francis Lace Curtain Cleaners, prompt Plumbing Service on 17—Notre Dame So. Broadway. 733 5591. ... is this long low tri-level second floor units. 2 car de­ ment building. Zoned (R-3) Re­ curtains, crocheted tablecloths, Sewers and Repairs. "W e Mod­ tached garage. $160. income a draperies, blankets, spreads, CHOICE LOCATION home with a fourth level delight­ priced at $18,950 2500 So. BDW Y. PAINTING & ernize & Remodel. Free Esti­ Im m aculate larger, brick ranch. fully styled with a m ild contem­ m o n th . "YOU MUST SEE THIS” linens, cleaned by latest methods. m a te s . Custom built. 30 ft. liv. rm. porary flair and 2-car garage. HELEN SWARTZ, 733-9486 ( N o S ig n) Hand pressed only. DECORATING 237-5602 opens to huge cov. pat. Beautiful The stunning eritrance leads di­ MONTE CARROLL C a ll: M r . S te lz n e r, 355-SOSS REPOSSESSIONS 1259 Kalam ath 825-3527. elec, kit., 3 bdrms., Ig. master rectly to a paneled fam ily room 757-7711 Realtors 757-7711 MCLAUGHLIN & CO. A LL A R EA S R e a lto rs 377-2771 EB Si PAPERING SEWER CLEANING suite, 13.4 ceram ic baths, 2 fire with white brick fireplace, 4 '■We ha ve »be keys. ELECTRICIAN ’>pECORATING 32 — St. J o h n ______STEAMING places, big 2 car gar., full bsmt. spacious carpeted bedrooms on Many no down SERVICE 46 —St. Vincent de Paul call us ANYTIME." ACME SANITARY Like new carpets, drapes. Many upper level and 2 bedrooms on the Evangelist 238-1044 TEXTURING IT WILL BE SOLO 279-1S22 421 3$1S 429-1429 Rewire, Additions. meters and SEWER SERV. extras. Unusual opportunity for lower level, 4 baths, livingroom , 77T-93T5 POINTING Attractive interior, 12' x 24' this weekend and you may be CLOVERLEAF REALTY moved. Free Estimates. 798-5368 4704 Te|en a truly charming home at less diningroom and kitchen complete living room, fireplace, separate th e lu c k y b u y e r . 874 S. Y o r k . 4435 W. ssth A ve. A rvad a or 534 0563 MOUNTAIN-EMPIRE • Sewers • Septic Tanks than replacem ent cost. this masterpiece to make it a dining room, 2 to 4 bedrooms, Outstanding brick home with DECORATORS • Sand Traos & Crease Traps SCHMIDT 936-0402 "must to see" at $34,500. Call finished basement, fam ily room, form al dining room, fireplace, ELECTRIC WIRING Cleaned WAYNE HASSEL8LAD. 297-5263 garage. To see this fine home carpeting (new). baths, full Sewer I Water Service I N E E D Painting and Decorating. Spe­ office or 986-6392 res. to see 412 at 1700 E. Sth Ave., call Ford fin. bsm t., detached garage. Call 220 Volts. Remodeling, Repair 4SS-2842 761 2473 429-9744 2 1 — P re s e n ta tio n North Denver - Lakewood S. H O Y T . n o w . ing. Call anytim e, 366 0166. cializing in residential work. 355-1625. W heatridge HOME W/INCOME JOHN E. REED RLTY. JIM DWYER ELECTRIC. CALL ANYTIM E 255-6635 L I S T IN G S NEAR PRESENTATION 32 —St. JoSin the Evangelist 2041 E. Virginia Ave. 777-2636 STORM WINDOWS VAN SCHAACK K A Y M O R A N GUTTER SPOUTS 6 room home w/fwo 1 bedroom D IC K 1700W«dsw»rth R *« lio r 664 YORK N o w W it h All makes storm doors, windows, units. Remodeled Inside. 3 rooms ROBERTS Great house for entertainm ent - "BIG ” A REALTY screens and patio doors, re of new carpet. You can live free 28 — St. D o m in ic's A PALACE for THE large fami­ 338-75*9 237-7273 PAINTING & paired and adjusted. Insurance Gutters, Spouts DECORATING here. Selling for only $10,500. To ly . 4 bdrms, 3 baths, walk-in claim s. Reasonable rates. see c a ll HERE'S A BUY! We specialize in (iuiters Wall Washing A Specialty This com fortable older 2 b e d r o o m closets. This 2 story home fea­ Every issue of every newspaper HENRY SAW ICKI, 429 2906 RUSS COLEMAN. 935-1111 and Spout Replacement 3224 So. W inone Cl. brick, is lust a few steps away tures: 2 fireplaces, beamed ceil­ contains information and features 92S-OSI2 BRENTWAY REALTY from church, bus line and shop­ ings and outstanding details. of interest to every member of the Gutters Gleaned Hi DAN CAW THE WINDOW MAN 93S-3S8S Holy Nwmf Parish ping. Garage & basement. ONLY Bsmt. w/rec. room. $21,950. family. Repaired O L D • D R A F T Y • E J A S E M E N T MCNERNY $9,200 (28-FE) C C O O C O C O ^ Thoroughly Ex(>erienced WINDOWS REPLACED * RE­ DW IGHT M cLEO D. 297-5418, PERRY & BUTLER. INC. Dependable, (.iuaranteed PLUMBING PAIRED * FREE ESTIMATE W e T r y A Little H a r d e r ! 985-4660 4509 E. Evans Realtors 757-769* NO JOB TOO SMALL. .AMERICAN RDOFING C ALL 255-8520 Van Schaack Church of The SHEET METAL CO. FRANK'S CAL-BAR 1700 W adsworth R e a lto r Risen Christ Call: KEN CAVINS ; h 4-I444 }1S9 Downing TRASH HAULING Buying-Selling-Trading PLUMBING RBALTORS 2992 SO. ONEIDA Alter 4P M .su l-IOIS Trash Hauling, any place in REAL ESTATE SERVICE 2 8 — St. D o m in ic HUTCHINSON RANCH .Member o f All Souls Metropolitan Denver. Day or SEE 455-0933 3795 M arshall Street Just 5 months old. Deluxe, 3 bed­ night calls. 322 3558. 2430 High WALK P a r i s h 3134 W. 24in Ave. rooms with fireplace, electric KENNETH R. CAVINS S tre e t. nUMlINC ( HEATINC (Frank & Bruce) to church, shops, and bus. 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Alameda 744-0300 Page 14 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, September 28, 1967 At Sedalia Retreat House Archbishop Discusses Vatican II

S.J., retreat house director, statue that we bless here 175 priests, Sisters, and now and do in like man­ The basic lesson from welcomed the Archbishop today and may Sacred lay persons, the Archbish­ ner.’ ” Vatican Council II is that on his first public visit to Heart Retreat house,” the op said: "The Council re­ "it forced all o f us in the **T H IS significant the retreat house. The Archbishop concluded, called us from an unbal­ Church to take a long, statue,” Archbishop Casey statue was donated by Mr. "serve for decades ahead as anced practice of our faith hard look at the teachings declared, "stands here to and M rs. W illia m D. a help and inspiration to of Christ as He summa­ that admittedly had grown teach us again that the Harmsen of St. Anne’s par­ men who seek in quiet si­ rized them in His twofold somewhat 'selficentered’ in suffering, death. Resurrec­ ish, Arvada. lence to recapture the true formula .. . to love God ... a 'God and me’ mentality. tion, and Ascension are The massive bronze por­ Christian vision o f life in to love our neighbor as "The Council reminded all integral parts of the trays an abstracted figure loving God with all their ourselves.” us that we follow a Christ mystery of Christ. of Christ reaching heaven­ hearts and minds and who . . . 'came not to be " If there is any emphasis ward. Sculptors are Wolf souls and thereby love also Archbishop James V. served but to serve.’ The to be given to any one and Sue Pogzeba of Denver their neighbor as them­ Casey of Denver ex­ Church is no longer seen aspect of His Redemption, and Boulder. Placed atop selves.” plained this teaching fol­ primarily as a religious it must fall to the fact an 18-ton rock south of the lowing his dedication of organization but as a ser­ that He who died for us on retreat house chapel, the F A T H E R Raphael Mc­ the 2,500 pound, 19^ vant Church. Calvary arose again to life unusual abstract statue Carthy. S.J.. founder of foot bronze abstract "It is a pilgrim People of and never dies again. The commands attention and a Sacred Heart Retreat statue of the Ascension God committ^ to the imi­ living. Risen Christ stands different perspective from house, and Father Paul of Chr ist at Sacred tation of the servant at the very center of our any angle at which it is Kennedy. S.J., assistant Heart Retreat house, Christ, who gave us the faith, a reminder that eter­ viewed. director, were chaplains to Mexican Archbishop Visits Sedalia, Sept. 25. example of the Good Sa­ nal life is what Christiani­ maritan and then told all ty is all about.” the Archbishop. N O TIN G that our Chris­ Following the ceremo­ Members of "Los Amigos las Montanas” (The Friends from the Moun­ Speaking to more than of us who follow Him: 'Go Father John R. Padberg, tian vocation is to love nies, a reception honoring tains) are shown with Archbishop James V. Casey of Denver and visiting God and our neighbor as prelate Archbishop Ernesto Corripio of Oaxaca, Mexico. The group, com­ him was held in the re­ ourself, Aichbishop Casey treat house lounge. (J.R.W.) posed of students at Regis and Ixjretto Heights college and St. Thomas explained: "W e must love seminary, worked on community volunteer projects in Soto La Marina Floating Parish Ban our brother in need . . . Mexico this summer. With Archbishop Casey are, left to right, Rick Merkl, feed the hungry, house MILE-HI Regis; Peggy McCormick, Loretto Heights; Larry Demars, Regis; Archbish­ him in decency, clothe him, CLEANING SERVICE op Corripio; the Rev. Patrick Murphy, M.M., the group’s coordinator; Gail help him educate his child­ Gardetto, Loretto Heights; Don Maes and Gary Wilson, both of Regis col­ Target of Protest Rugs and Upholstery ren and respect him . . . Expertly Cleaned lege. above all else to respect In Your Home or in Our Plant Washington — (NO — Christian experience — the Monsignor added that him because we see in More than 500 song-sing­ and it is sad that he has » Quilitu Wtrk at because the Cardinal had every man a Son of God, metferate prices, 3 /Mexican Archbishops ing, sign-swinging Catho­ never shared our experi­ created to God’s image and ence with us.” He conclud­ the ultimate responsibility p Insured Protection lics, many of them mem­ likeness and destined one ed his statements with an with Bi|elo«'s bers of "The People,” a for the diocese, it was up day to join the ascended Famous Karpet-Kare floating worship communi­ appeal for a respectful pe­ to him to make decisions. Christ in heaven for all Metkad. Visit 14 Youths in Denver ty recently ordered to dis­ tition of protest to the eternity.” C a ll - 744-3139 band by Cardinal Patrick Cardinal to be followed by o f Denver while they "May this beautiful 310 W . Io w a A ve . Three Mexican Archbish­ Corripio of Oaxaca, Mexico, ey O’Boyle o f Washington, a Mass celebrated by Car­ "I am not the Bishop visited in his home the ops were in Denver last in whose diocese the met in the auditorium of dinal O’Boyle with "The here, you are not the Bish­ week to visit Los Amigos youths worked; Archbishop afternoon o f Sept. 21. an archdiocesan high People” in the city’s St. op, and only the Bishop las Montanas (The Arturo Szymanski of San Hoping to establish firm­ school here to plan their Matthew’s cathedral. can decide what is to be Friends from the Moun­ Andres Tuxtla, Vera Cruz, er communications between protest against the Cardi­ done in the diocese,” Msgr. STROHMIMGER tains), a group of 14 Mexico; and Archbishop J. the two countries. Arch­ nal’s prohibition. R E SPO N D IN G to the Arthur said. He added that youths attending Regis and Guadalupe Padilla of Vera bishop Corripio discussed Because newsreel camer­ protests made by earlier Cardinal O’Boyle was one Electric Companq Loretto Heights college, Cruz were guests of the plans with the Amigos in as were banned from the speakers, the chairman of of the most easily accessi­ Denver, and St. Thomas Amigos at a special dinner regards to the group’s re­ Augustinian - administered Washington’s liturgical ble men he knew, a state­ seminary. Sept. 21 at Loretto Heights turn to Mexico next sum­ Archbishop John Carroll '.ommission, Msgr. E. Rob­ ment that was contested a^fte/r Bk MciI Serviet -maiSTHM ‘ COIHIKIAI •UlStCmL college where they met mer. high school, "The People” ert Arthur, commented from the floor by several The Amigos, under the with Regis and Loretto col­ representatives of "The and their supporters gath­ that "there is no question STL leadership of Regis student lege administrators, and THE GROUP is affiliat­ ered for a rally on the in the Cardinal’s mind People” who said they had 1178 STOUT ST. 2 2 2 -5 7 3 3 other p>er8ons interested in ed with the Conference on been trying to see the al bad Rick Merkl. volunteered street and sidewalk in about your sincerity and DENVER COLORADO their time and energies to volunteer work projects in Inter-American Students front o f the school. Then, dedication — he does ap­ Cardinal for more than a gram c a social action project in Mexico. Projects (CIASP), an organ­ led by a half-dozen guitar­ preciate your efforts.” But year. each w< poverty-stricken Soto La The three Archbishops, ization o f some 1,000 ists, the crowd moved into mas. E Marina, Mexico this sum­ who had recently complet­ American and Canadian the school’s gymnasium. mer. ed a retreat at Montezuma college students working in seminary. Las Vegas, N. a variety of projects in See Story Page 1 TH E V IS ITO R S , includ­ Mex., also were guests of nearly 100 Mexican com­ THIRD ORDER OF ST. FRANCIS ing Archbishop Ernesto Archbishop James V. Cas­ munities. After opening remarks by a spokesman for the group, SPONSORS A TRIDUUM Gilbert Donahue, an attor­ ney from suburban Arling­ Adult Education Series ton, Va., which is in the IN HONOR OF ST. FRANCIS Richmond, Va., diocese, and Father John L. Gal­ Set at Denver Schools lagher, O.S.A., rector of the school, addressed the The "Leurnin g for the need for heaHh, hospi­ Other courses being of­ meeting. Pointing out that OCTOBER 1st-2nd-3rd Living” series, a program tal, auto and residen­ fered at Machebeuf Tues­ the school’s use was deter­ for continuing adult educa­ tial insurance, and the day nights are "Liturgy in mined solely by Cardinal O’Boyle, Father Gallagher tion, will begin Oct. 2 at way to determine the pre­ an Age of Change” by the SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY added that this meant that St. Francis de Sales high mium loads which each Rev. Edward L. Maginnis, the Cardinal approved school and Oct. 3 at Mach- budget should carry. S.J., and "Child Growth” "The People’s” meeting ebeuf high school, Denver. The sessions on invest­ by Loretto Sister Jane there. Then he asked every­ The series will run for ment will study- the Godfrey. one to join him in a reci­ CONDUaED eight consecutive weeks. various vehicles employed The three courses being tation of the Creed. DEVOTIONS Classes will be conducted in building an investment offered at St. Francis de BY from 7:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. plan and the need for such Sales are "Understanding R E T U R N IN G to the Among the courses to be a plan. Protestant Religions” by podium, Donahue criticized 8 a.m. offered is "Basic Family The important aspects of the Rev. Gerald Phelan; Cardinal O’Boyle’s letter FATHER Economics — Insurance. wills and trusts as well as "Mirror of Man — a on the liturgy as an exam­ Mass Investm ent. W ills and other legal procedures of Course in Art Apprecia­ ple o f "episcopal over-kill” Prayers Credit.” at Machebeuf high estate planning will be tion” by Mrs. Ellie Bauer that listed penalties JOSEPH school, Denver. outlined. A study of credit of the Denver Public against every segment of and borrowing will con­ schools, and "Let Yourself the Church. "It is increas­ GANSSLE TW O M E ETIN G S will clude the course. Live, the New Church” by ingly unrealistic to expect 12:15 p.m. be alloted to each of the the Rev. Paul Wicker and Catholics to attend worship Mass four areas of business with COURSE leaders include John McKenna. O.F.M. services based only on the P n ie rs which every family should John ,1. McDonald, Roland geographical boundaries,” be familiar. The sessions F. Biegler, Jr., Thomas E. Information may be Donahue added. He pointed on insurance will discuss McCarthy, and Donald D. had by telephoning 237- to the non-territorial par­ the value of life insurance, Buchanan. 3628 or 377-6319. Regis­ ishes already established 5:15 p.m. tration can be made by in several U.S. dioceses. mailing course fee to Father Joseph Byron, a Mass D aw n Sudm eier, 6168 member o f the archdioce­ Sarmaa Carr, Arvada, Colo. san liturgical commission Prayers CONFESSIONS Checks should be made and spokesman for the payable to Kappa Gam­ Vatican II study group of AT ALL ma Pi, coordinator of Washington priests, com­ the program. Registra­ mented that many of the 7:30 p.m. tions will be accepted study group’s 90 priests- SERVICES both Monday night, Oct. members were concerned Service 2, at St. Francis de Sales over some of the points in Prayers and Tuesday night, O ct the letter. Benediction 3, at M ach ebeu f high This concern. Father school. Byron added, would prob­ ably result in a letter to the Cardinal asking clarifi­ SOLEMN CLOSING W orld War II cation o f some of his litur­ gical prohibitions and cen­ AT ALL MASSES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th Hero Honored sures. (The letter was adopted at a separate (FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS) Mass was offered Sept. meeting that night.) Fa­ 24 at the Joe P. Martinez ther Byron added that he 8:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M.--5:15 P.M. park, W. 10th and Perry at one time had reminded SIS'. streets, during ceremonies Cardinal O’Boyle that his Tutoric dedicating a plaque honor­ "most loyal people were spelling ing the World War II hero. those willing to tell him Each t The Very Rev. James the truth.” ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH Prohens, C.R., Theatine William Nagle, an offi­ Fathers provincial of St. cial o f the government’s Andrew Avellino seminary, poverty program and 'Learning for Living' Denver, was celebrant. member of the board of 11th and Curtis St. The plaque contains the directors o f the National "Basic Family Economics — Insurance, Invest­ names of about 250 per­ Liturgical Conference, told ment, Wills and Credit” is one of the sessions sons who contributed to a his audience that the reac­ “ The Monastery o f the scheduled during the "Learning for Living” ser­ statue of Martinez, a tion o f "The People” to the ies, a program for continuing adult education congressional Medal of Cardinal’s statement was Franciscan Fathers which will be held at Machebeuf and St. Francis Honor winner, who was "not one of defiance, but of and Brothers” de Sales high schools. Denver, for eight consecu­ killed in action during the sadness; sadness because tive weeks, OcL 2 through Nov. 21. Discussing the Second World War. our chief pastor, our spirit­ course are, left to right, Mrs. June Valient, execu­ ual leader, has not listened tive secretary of the Archdiocesan Council of to us.” News Deadline! Take Bus No. 50 to Church Door Catholic Women; Mrs. Charles Cassidy, chairman "It is ironical,” Nagle of the program; and Ted Lothamer, president of The deadline for news stories and pictures to ap­ continued, "to be con­ the Cana conferences. Enrollment information pear in the "Register” is demned by our spiritual may be obtained by calling 237-3268 or 377-6319. Monday at 9 a.m. leader for having had a