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VoL 12, No. 36 THURSDAY, August 29, 1963 PRICE: 10 CENTS To U.S. Racial Problem Archdiocese In Newark WASHINGTON (RNS) There Is an urgent need, It Labor and management muat was stated, for a permanent aet up equal job opportunities Federal Fair Employment for Mission Negro workers, the Social Practices Committee "with Donations Action Rose of Nn: Department the statutory power and sanc- tional Catholic Welfare Con- tions.” ference stressed in its annual It would be the duty of this Labor Day statement. agency of government to Issued $84,944 During 1962 by Msgr. George G. stamp out racial discrimina- Higgins, department director, tion in hiring, upgrading and the message called attention firing on the of em- NEWARK - part A total of $l- during which they receive s and I in that also Thee; they ployees engaged in interstate - was contributed to regular fixed income based on be one in that the may Us, Other Stories 3 commerce and of the unions the missions in 1962, by Cath- their age. At death, the world believe that Thou Page msy organized in their indus- olics of the Archdiocese of money reverts to the society has sent Me.’ '* tries or trades.” to the country's race relation Newark It was revealed in the for its use. This of committee also ST. JOSEPU'S of West New problems which have taken a type 38th annual report of the So- should established OF TIIE MONEY York led the list of banner critical turn this with be in each ciety for the Propagation of con- year tributed, almost $1 million with total Negro demonstrations for civil state, the agency said. the Faith, released by Auxil- parishes member- went to the Holy Father's dues of and was rights. iary Bishop Stanton. ship $5,069.01 A PLEA FOR full employ- also first in This was a rise of 18 ordinary (individ- "THE ment In the U. S. was made $81,944 ULTIMATE success See 12 with during a year in which pay- Table, Pag* ual) memberships $4.- of this crusade for interracial in the statement. 284.26. Our Lady of Sorrows ments were being made on justice will largely depend ... "Providing adequate train- four societies. of South Orange was second and the pledges of over $3O mil- missionary The on the willingness of labor ing motivation for un- lion Archdiocesan rest was forwarded in membership dues with $4,- skilled to the De- to in- and management to Negro workers can 471.75 and of Peace of adopt velopment Campaign. dividual missionaries or or- Queen and help to solve the of effectively enforce a uni- problem ders designated by the North Arlington third with versal racial inequality in the field donor, policy of equal employ- OF THE TOTAL, $590,267 52 $4,167.70. There were 68 or was sent to missionaries in par- ment opportunity for Negro of employment, but complete was contributed to the Gener- the form of Mass ishes on the banner roll with economic for stipends. workers in every industry and justice the Ne- al Fund for Home and For- contributions of and Bishop Stanton paid tribute $1,400 trade," the statement de- gro is not Ukely to be Missions and $802,882.02 eign to the priests and teachers of over, compared to 75 a year clared achieved unless and until to the Special Fund. Largest the archdiocese who appealed ago. Employment is fac- there is economic prosperity item in the latter $238,000 a key was for sacrifices to the of the Lake. for all of our help mis- Our Lady tor. the message said, for the citizens, Ne- in conditional gifts, anew sions. and whites alike.” Verona, again led in special Negro to exercise bis other groes category which, according to He the final words quoted of (family) memberships with basic human rights. The agency's statement Bishop Stanton. differs John XXUI, "That followed Pope they $1.86650, by St. "It is a matter of common ended with a prayer for jus- only technically from annui- may be one” and said “may Aedan’s with $1,114 and Our that tice and charity in the field ties. knowledge Negroes, by we not that all Sorrows with of say were co- Lady of $1,031. and Urge, are still being race relations. It read: In both en- with Our Lord led eases, people operating who St. Aedan's in perpetual denied this (employment) "Heavenly Father. Who has funds op- trust to the society for prayed ‘that all may be one. membership duet with $760 portunity." it added created all mon according to the balance of their lifetime. even as Father, Thou. in Me contributed in this category. The agency went on to point Your own image and re- out that although, theoretical- deemed us all by the Blood ‘ Authoritative'Article ly. Negro workers are not of Your Divine Son. teach us barred from union member- how to live together as broth- ship. a number of key unions ers. in dignity, justice, charity exclude Negroes by making it and peace. May we afford to virtually impossible for them each other now the total Sees human Osservatore Vietnam to for of qualify membership measure rights In this respect, the state- guaranteed us by the law of ment said, the officers of the our beloved land. But beyond as Not offending unions should take that, graciously give us the Dispute Religious the necessary steps to elimin- vision to sec clearly the full ate discriminatory practices. meaning of Your command to " VATICAN CITY (NC) - naming the New York Times It is directed love our neighbor as we love THE MESSAGE also em The conflict between Budd- which described the South Against the Buddhist ourselves, and grant us the allega- that hists and the South Vietnam Vietnam phasued "every employ- to observe this government as a tion that a Catholic minority grace precept er maintain and enforce non- government is political and "Catholic government." enjoys special benefits from in our daily lives. Amen.” not to an discriminatory policies in hir- religious, according “Any objective judgment of the Vietnam government, the ing. upgrading and dis editorial coming from an of- tbe conflict must take its editorial said: TRADITIONAL BLESSING-From the bedecked bool, colorfully shrimp Copt. Jeffry, a charge.” Unions to ficial source and appearing in of should help Laity Suggest point of departure in the fact "It Is recognised by unim- priest moored vessels along the bayou at Grand La. Behind L'Osservatore Romano. blesses a line Caitlou, management in this regard, it that K is political and not re- peachable sources, however—- the lead vstsel. a string of shrimp boots and out editorial added the proceed down-bayou to sea. This poetic- added. Actions The that io the as also the BaddhisU ular Synod ligious nature.” edi- by shrimper has a on its hull on the side rosary painted port among several vari- "To out this Vietnamese Bishops are work- torial stated. "Whatever themselves that to the carry respon- one up Va. Byzantine Rite vited by their Bishop to sub- " tremely difficult for the la political responsibility Mart of SalfK Ad not Wader mit dividual "the recommendations for con- in* tor peace and Juatlre with employer, state alteration at the diocese's the haddac o t Pope Pant VI meat said. their fourth synod. The editorial was presented tnrhance is to the "it i« 9treatfy ma» compromise Install John J. RusseU to Bishop ear- as which mcoded, therefore, that local “authoritative,*' of the nation at a time The editorial one Delegate unity said that Bishop lier had announced that a means it oridaatwi in aomt when tbe nation to seriously sad waltonal employer*' or- at gaalcatfoas synod wig be held the coo official source, normally the threatened by communism. It Upline followed and trad* associa- bp thTfo£ elusion of the Second Vati- Papal Secretariat ot state. then said Um truth is that tions come to the assistance it eminent, even though under Is Of New of their can Council. A synod a Is not “a conflict between has been Passaic individual employer great dureee, always Diocese THE EDITORIAL cited meeting of the priests of a members a Catholics and Buddhists nor opportune and motivated by taking united Buddhist sources themselves by diocese, presided over by the PASSAlC—Archbishop Kgvdio pectad to preach the sermon stand in favor of equal em- between tbe Church and Budd- tbe and John's Church. Lyodora. Pa. wisdom, prudence " which as saying that the conflict is Vegnou). tbe dele- at ployment Bishop, adopts legisla- hism, as hat been emphasised moderation for the apostotic th* installation and speak at From 1919 until 1956 he taught opportunity not religious in nature, and required tion affecting the Church with- the most interested gate in the US. will Install a. banquet wtrtch will follow at SS. and Methodius by par- unity of the nation. But all Cynl IF LNTERRACIAL in the diocese. quoted Archbishop Paul Bishop Stephen J. Kocisko as at 2 at th* Alexander justice ties. the Buddhists them- that is a matter of p.m , Seminary, Pittsburgh, and van Binh of in potitieal cannot be achieved th# Nguyen Saigon the first Epsrch of Hamilton by ef- Bishop RusseU said recom- selves." judgment, which la (Bishop) Hotel. Paterson held djoceaan posts. giving the Church's official always the fort* of unions and employers, mendations from the debatable." newly-erected Byzantine Bishop Eociako and Bishop laity will THE HEADS OF VARIOUS the message continued, then be position. EDITORIAL stated Rite Passaic Eparchy (Dio Nicholas T. Elko of the Pitta com- channeled through the Di At the it disa- the of the Church in IT THEN STATED: “the here mute** for the ceremonies the stale has the right to step Councils of Catholic same time position esse) Sept 10 at SI burgh Eparrh will also speak ocesan York follow; in. vowed any relation between terms that seemed to make New Times, referring to Michael's Cathedral at the banquet. Men and Women. Rev. John the of it an official declaration of the Diem government, defines Dansiak. assistant Church and the policies The new djocee* was creat- the South Vietnamese policy. it as a ‘Roman Catholic gov- MINNEAPOLIS BORN Blsh pastor at St Michael s, seat- govern- ed, Bishop Koctsko was named “The and It ing reservations for ment of President Ngo Dinh action teaching of ernment.’ la also with this Koeiako has been serving prelates Epsrch sad St Michael's was op Catholic. The edi- the Church in Vietnam of 'Catholic and priests; Rev. Thomas Do Record 5½ Million Diem, a are qualification gov- since 1956 as •elected as the seat July 31 by Auxiliary Bishop torial also took exception to unequivocal, as is the line of ernment' that certain refer- of the Pittsburgh linay, publication*; Rev. Paul Pope Paul VI. It will serve Byzantine conduct to be followed Dano of New York hotel newspapers specifically in the ences are mad* In the world 94.683 Ruthenian Rite Catho- Rite Exarchate, formerly the C*ty. present conflict.” the editorial to in- •ole ecclesiastical accommodations; Rev. George press impute religious lics spread over 15 slates and division (or stated. "The Catholic Church tolerance toward Billy. Maas accommodations Students the Budd- the District of Columbia the nearly 300,000 members of Entering for Anglican Bishops is for the just religious liber- hists." the rite in tbe United States. viaNing Biahop# ami Arch- ty of all. for the equality of "It is a matter of how- bishop*. To Meet fact, AS PART OF the installation The Pittsburgh Exarchate, Pope the of citizen the Also. Rev Michael Dudtk of rights every It ever,” editorial stressed, services. Bishop Koeciaho will which held mission LONDON (RNS>—Two status in Catholic Schools Ang- has and does take a moderat- "that the majority of the celebrate Solemn Freeland, Pa., procession of a Pontifical the eye* of the Church, was lican Bishops will be among ing and independent position members of the ihe clergy to the cathedral; Saigon gov- Divine liturgy (Mess). There founded in 1914 When the Pas WASHINGTON leaders of an interdenomina- Rev. Daniel Saiko (NC>—Catho- These are taken which it accompanies with ernment are not Catholics. of Jersey- highlights will be no choir and the people sale See was established. lic tional of British interior elementary and secondary from an estimate of the group pil- the repeated and clear de- President Diem is Catholic, will be asked City, appointments; 1963 to join in the Pittsburgh also was mad* an scheduled to be receiv- Rev. Mihatik schools are expected to enroll enrollment and an grims fense of the principles of the but the Vice President and 12 Divine Emit at Rahway, actual Liturgy. Msgr. John A. eparchy, giving the rite two about 5.565,000 ed in audience by Pope Paul lawful natural not of the seating arrangement*; Rev. pupils next count of 1962 figures made rights only 17 ministers of his ca- Stirn, St. Michael’s pastor, will dioceses in the by VI in of regular nation Robert month, another high mark In the NCW’C April. Catholics but of non-Catho- binet are not. The of Mooota, Mineraville, Department of Edu- majority be chairman of the installation Kocisko They arc Bishops William lics. The Church Bishop was ordained Pa and Rev. John cation. deplores and them are Buddhists. The ceremonies, assisted . Opaleoik, Louis Anderson of by Very in Rome in 1941. He served as Other By far the Salisbury condemns every excess, same can be said of the Harrisburg. Pa., liturgical cer- Stories Pog* 3 largest private every Rev. George Durum, V.F., of pastor and Mcrvyn Stockwood of violence, from wherever it armed forces of St. Stephen's emonies. and Rev. school system in the and of the Bridgeport, Conn. Very world, South work. and Church in Detroit from 1941 to l'-S. Catholic schools have comes against whomever groups in power.” George Chegin. V.F , of Tren an unbroken series of enroll- in Archbishop Vagnozxi is ex- 1947. He also served at St. too, recent faced banquet ment records over two dec- years problems ades. in absorbing the number of children who have been But indications are that seek- admission. Vatican Council growth In elementary schools, ing May Study Exemption of Religious the pacesetters since World This has been largely due to War a shortage of teaching Sisters NCWC Newt Serrice 11, is leveling off. moat notable are tbe Jesuits. • and and the Pope not from the local High schools, however, con- increasing difficulty of Tbit article tbe ins. particularly-In recard to tion created a on independencefrom local pot- Some congregations also are privileged class Catholic authority Bishop. As ecclesiastical or- tinue expansion at a rapid parishes in financing tested Mass-offerings and it ia not by tome orders was written tbe exempt by special surprising that salaries of religiout by Dominican privilege. ganization was bettered and The work* of the pace. Their enrollment went lay teachers and include the growing over the centuries Bishop of Det Moines, loua, a member of tbe ecumenical They Redemptor- communication* there is construction of additional coun- improved, the lay apostotetc im- need lor over the million mark for the Commission isu and tbe PaiaioaiiU. necessarily new Interpretation school facilities. cil’s for Religious. Tbe topic may be considered Council of Trent, Vatican I the office first time in 1962. pinge upon teaching and even amendment to at the council. and tbs Cod# of Canon Law rec- There were 123,065 religious OF COURSE every religious and touch parochial Ufa. So oncile the mads tbe privilege with new UP TO LAST year. Catholic teachers in 1961, but the By BISHOP EDWARD C. DALY, O.P. exceptions to exemp- here too there ia a total congregation enjoys a need for the conditions of degree tions religious life. Re- education, including colleges to 123,422 in Not before his death in founded orders of immunity from supervision and unifying direc- dropped 1962. The long newly of friars eptecopal ligious superiors snd and universities, had under- interference tion of the dioceean Bishops number of lay teachers in- 615, St. Columbanus and some on their miosioas of la its family af- GREAT CHANGES bishop both tee the preaching In the advisability of re- gone an enrollment -growth creased from 62,744 fairs. even over worfca to 67,535. fellow monks from Ireland and pastoral care. There are laity also who last half the sponsored moving areas of misuncier- since 1942 of century justify 127.4%. The expanding role of founded at The Council enjoy tome from and promoted by orders. lay Bobbio, Italy, an of Trent nar- exemption expectation that the council standing and dispute. In 1963, elementary schools the teachers also is shown in fig- abbey which was to become a rowed the local Bishop the mili- now privilege by legis- fitting will put the orders THE BISHOP'S Cases the will enroll an estimated shepherd- involving privilege ures for the 20-year span, 1942 renowned house of piety and lating exceptions to it. That tary. And even the local Bish- more under the of of jurisdiction hood oirer hie flock impoeas on exemption have given rise 4,513,000 pupils, roughly 30,620 to 1962. While culture. in the can grant to religious was 16th century. op some institu- the local bttopa, without him the to controversies and more than last and duty to good or- some- year, high teachers Increased by 43.3% area tion* a certain from keep The was in chaos at the exemption invading their autonomy or times to schools will IN THE CODE der among them and to acrimonious disputes. Increase to about during that time, lay teachers time. The Lombards and other of Canon the authority of the pariah their keep hampering efficiency. them from Sometimes these arose from 1,050,000, an estimated Law now operative in the disturbance of con- a 40,870 rose from, a total of 15,389 to savage tribes were constantly priest. Users are apostotic activi- science. The foggy area in the over 1962. Church, the of The order* on their privilege. 67,535. a gab of 400%. spilling the Wood of their sub- privilege ex- exemption of the orders ties over which from their aide have the More often they were emption of regulars is formu- from right to extend sperked ject peoples. The Aritn heresy the jurisdiction of the lo- very nature the local clashes lated law Bishop their approved works and to by of personalities: a But the as a (canon 6U): a cal and their was rampant. abbey Bishop subjection ought to have cootrol. The and sudden flair of law favorable to those reli- support defend them- temper which flourished and In 628, Pope to the Supreme Pontiff arose bishop is by his office custo- took Labor selvee. too long to cool, or Mass gious, women as well as from jeal- Honorius I soparated It from men, a variety of circum- dian and defender of of Day who Christ's Yet there could be good rea- ousy one’s authority or of the of the belong to religious orders, stance* and nourished- most U Is jurisdiction Bishop teaching: he therefore son the an order’s prestige. of the it sub- that is to approved when the the requiring Bishop'* place and made religious Popes sent who licensee con- preachers, intervention before There are organisations whose vows the friars religious some who favor ject to the Supreme Pontiff. on their missions. fessors, and teachers of Chris- At Cathedral Church could acquire more property. the restoration of the Sacred recognises as "sol- Those were time* when pa- tian for doctrine hi* diocese. This coukl be of THUS CAME into being In emn." The vows in congrega- rochial especially oppor- Congregation Bishops and organisation as wa But a sermon or instruction NEWARK - Rev. Edwin V. THE PROGRAM tune in a place where the re- abolished is spon- the Western Church the privi- tions of on other have it Regulars, by Pope religious, the was unknown; preach- or panel discussion which Sullivan, chairman of the of the of the looked orig- moval of property from thx Piux X in 1808 when he so- sored by the Guild of St. Jo- lege exemption hand, are upon as can- ing had been neglected; com- inates from radio re- s or tele- rolls would notably increase the ciology department at Seton seph the Worker in coopera- regular clergy the order onicsUy "simple," or as hsv- munication with the formed Roman Curia. The Bishop vision station in one diocese is Hall will tion with the from lees the burden on other taxpayers. reestablished University, deliver Archdiocesan priests the authority ing wide cenontcal ef- was sometimes congregation impossible, es- heard in many. A now deter- Nor it the sermon at the annual La- Council of Catholic Men and of local fect*. would seem to be a could adjudicate questions of Bishop*. pecially in urgent esses; lbs mination of bor Day Mass 2 at 10 the affiliated episcopal respon- to require that a rail- this Sept. Federation of Grants of the wen Among such old hardship tort and handle *"Ttoiei privilege orders are confessor was on the move and for such a.m. at Sacred Heart Name centuries—- monastic sibility programs B*ous order justify Kaetf for which must be Holy Societies. multiplied over the orders such as the might never return to the affect today treated Cathedral. Nicholas pen- should also the relation- the A. Pitucco Is chair- especially in favor of abbeys Benedkfines; canonical orders itent. Biahop's approval before jointly by Roman congrega- At of order* to th* a Communion breakfast man. John ship Bishop. entering suit in a civil court. tions. Outgoing president which craved protection such as the Premonstreten- To overcome physical ob- IB the same the use which will follow In Thomm's Waters will be toastmaster. manner, An ia the against imperial aggression. stans; tbe mendicant Mars as stacles and to meet spiritual of example inter- 'Costello postal service, the tele- LIMITATIONS to vention Restaurant, Bishop Joseph Puzo, archdiocesan The privilege reached its the Dominicans, Franciscan?, and appended of both the will be needs, preachers confes- phone, newspapers, as wall as law the Congrega- the main speaker. chairman of the social action widest in the 13th the the of exemption of tions of the Council and of Re- application Carmelites, Auguetiniani; sors held their or radio and television Boland will cele- committee of the authority call for a regulars should not Archbishop ACCM, if when sent the of whom be viewed ligious to entrust a century, Popes regular clerics, the faculties from tbs new definition parish to brate the Mass and bless the as liaison directly of alma gatiier- «» serving for the punitive. The law of exemp- religious clergy. tools of work. ACCM and the guild. 2 THE ADVOCATE August29,1963 Vatican Pope Paul Discusses Suffering, Letter Upholds Socialization as Valid

following is the text of 4 Utter Amleto Cardinal which Is related to of Scout Movement from essentially The excesses of Individualism, cal comm unity, of the profei- Importance CUognani, papal read at the Na- human nature "it of Secretory of State, Canadian aa euefa; group egotism or of gov- sions In (octal (14) tional exist pluming." CAfiTELGANDOI.FO, "We understand tho He told the local congrega- Catholic Social Week Conference at Edmonton, Alberta, can never fully and com- eminent control would all be By favoring human Italy signifi- prog- (NC)—Pop® Paul VI toft hla cance and the importance of tion: Ant, 18, 1963. pletely unless," a* tbs encyc- coatrary to its orderly devel- «M within Just limits, social- •ummer lical in villa her® for two your Boy Scout movement.. “I think that our NCWC Newt Service of economic in Pacem Tenia, af- opment. A public policy of so- iiatlon also favors . generation, progress and spiritual eerly visits to rell- Your scout oath and to the of los- The Sovereign Pontiff has the firms, "the human person to cialization that would aim at and religious contacts morning your so exposed danger advance of culture. between Institutions which taken into account." (6) economic ends without consid- gioua ar® hi* scout law, which we know ing its faith and its religious graciously entrusted to me the the of Catholics, and thus promotes Moreover, urban way on the shores Lake A true sense of social re- the of neighbors of very well, keep ever before sense, is Instead called by Pleasant duty of sanding his life brings about the multipli- ering legitimate rights the growth of the Mystical Albano—a home for invalid your eyes the grave responsi- Providence to express Its faith wishes en- cation sponsibility will develop Individuals, families and vol- Body of the greetings, good and of voluntary group* Christ, through and the house Lord Jesus Christ In among citizens if are nuns, summer bilities which are yours,” the in Our to the they untary would tend to more felt and more couragement National and specialised Institution!. group* deeply of the Col- free and wtiling to confuse collectivisation of Pontifical English Pope said. new, fuller, more conscious, Social Lila Conference of Can- One observes a deeper rfali- participate It with frequent practice charity, in Intermediate lege. and others more meritorious and more ada ... group* and or with nationalisation. to the exhortation "Tomorrow, you nation and taoda to embrace according The ex- aceoctattona which of Bt. Pope visited ths ailing like he “will bo the joyful forms. It is cslled to The topic to be considered citiaena of tin of vol- pursue Paul: "Be Mod and ten- you," said, power in IT » Sisters first, going to Queen of press its fidelity to the Cath- at this year's meetings is "So- associations and insti- their own aims harmony INDEED legitimate der to one each of leaders of your countries, and untary another, Apostles Home to offer Mass. olic and to demon- with Ihs common In the for the state or for it is that Church, cialisation in the Light of Hu- tutions for economic, good. public you gqneroua to all as God in necessary you pre- attaining word* strate its capacity for giving man Since sociali- cultural of Paosm In Terrto, "It agencies to acquire end poe- Christ baa been generous to HE ADDRESSED pare yourseives now for this Progress." social, and religious the Sisters even in exterior sation is "one the to nccwcary and indispensable rere productive you." (Eph. 4,53). task. witness, of charac- ends. goods, "par- on their "two-fold consecra- of how Is to ast a great vartoty of ticularly whan It "You will need to works, Christianity teristic features of our up they carry with Indeed, oen even become tion: to the religious lifo develop world.” ... the salvation of the THERE D at the same such intermediate and them an for dom- of order the of •pooh." (1) it is urgent that groups opportunity a great instrument and to a life of suffering." qualities leadership almost all •octette* fat order to Catholics understand the na- time, in whom of guann- ination that to so greet that tt among all men, and hence of The upon which the scout move- BACK AT Caitelgandolfo. two seem to be con- ture of this social a interven- tee for the human person a cannot be laft to the hands of as Ma- ment so much stress. tbs bal- phenomenon and life, growing peace, the encyclical tradictory, be said, "because lays the Pope appeared on tion on the of sufficient sphere of without Judge it to the so- pert modern freedom private Individuals in- ter et Magtstra points out: "It the first has the of "To be good citizens, of his summer bouse at according and meaning you cony cial states in their of eco- responsibility." (T) jury to the at an doctrine of the Church. pursuit community produces, too, organic re- rendering one’s life useful, de- must first recognize your re- noon to lead the people gather- cultural There are occasion* nomic, social and pol- when tone." (li) construction of society, which voting it to and to the lationship to God Who to the ed below in the recitation of It IS WELL to good emphasise, icies, aimed at the promotion thin right of association may But our coos or in the Before hto systematic collectivisa- prods Plus XI works of charity, in Father of all mankind. We are the Angelus. giving in the sociali- of prayer, first place, that security and the diffusion become a real duty for indi- tion encyclical Anno he on the would destroy a free and Quadragesimo and in an activity which must all His children and therefore blessing, commented as discussed in the the fruits tion sation, en- of of prosperity. The viduals. if their perildps ordered of forward and as be intense brothers of another. Re- which included society. Speaking put defended so . . while the - one day’s Gospel, cyclical letter Mater et to the all . Magis- development to aocUllretion is requiredfor good of such a policy of eoooomlc the indispensable secood will the parable of the Good Sa- Is in prerequisite seems Instead to make membering this, you tra no way to be con- also observable as it extends Three groups in turn should for "nationalization or socialisa- the satisfying of the do the first useless." always strive to do what to maritan and exhorted the peo- fused with socialism. Sociali- beyond the borders of eech treat their adherents as re- mends of tion," Pope Plus XII declared social Justice." (U) All that saves the sufferer best for yourselves and for ple: sation, whan freely and pru- nation and tends to embrace mesnberi of a trua It Is In Lord, the •ponalbi* that It could be admitted the prayerful hope from desperation and misery, your neighbor, and In this way "Ask the through dently la in the world: community, in active actuated, entirely whole “it becomes which "only In cates where it that the discussions of tha con- said the is the shall be the foun- intercession of the Mtdocna, to with the ap- Pope, crucifix you building conformity social na- poeaibla lor individuals to participation to as ference will wid- us a par- enoouraged peero aa truly required for contribute to "which tells us that it la dations for true If give also to knowledge ture of and is "It to exact- peace. you man, a source aa It hi hum** much as poseibl*. no the er and of the needs of others, at the ticipate, were, common that to, as knowledge more gen- of ths roads of sor- the natural of true human in such good, ly by way recognize dignity progress ev- events even on a world wide Ires necessary that erous of the necessities which surround the only really officiate means acceptance row and and goodness of us, manifest the sacrifice, even to others, you ery field, economic, social, scale." (I) groups nature to Church's that ot the hardships of our cheek an abure or to a vote social teaching, death, that the world has been will respect their rights." grest moral and cultural. On the other and areret *f n true commu- the which hand, sociali- wasting the productive tore** Holy Fsthar lovingly im- saved." society are perhaps cre- Human progress is funda- zation should be aa nity." (•) ON Paul ex- to Just much of the country, or to ensure ports to Yow Eminence, and SUNDAY, Pope sted in this prosperity piw mentally a moral reality, the result of a true moral en- the bestows tbo THE POPE told the Sisters: pressed hto conviction that the vent our passing over the THE EXTENSION organic ordering of three upon organiser*, stnoe it regards en- of persons deavor as it is the effect of group forces to of the directors, lecturers and all "One can suffer with present generation. In spite of need* of our neighbor ... The creates now forma of the advantage patience. dowed with intelligence and natural life aolf- its loss of faith, or spontaneous forces. •cooomlc interact* of the participants, his Even human wiadorn can ar- exposure to to capacity to discover a brother dartty among citisaoa and in- na- particular pa- free will From this it follows A conscious and called to anew and fuller real- hto vigilant ef- tion." (U) ternal apostolic blessing. rive at this. But there is in every man, whatever that like stitutions, and from this wa socialisation, any fort la therefore demanded of another way to suffer and tt isation of Christianity He origin, state, conditioner mer- can the lor In the words of the encycli- other social process, should if appreciate reed a at the cathedral at Al- is and modem men they wish to cal Footnotes must be your way. Suffer with spoke its, an exquisite essen- become "a creation of deeper sere* of free collabo- Mater et Magtatra. "So men remain the free agents of so- love and for It is bano where he celebrated tial characteristic of the Gos- ration all. "Individual tong as socialization la kept love! possi- who are free agents intended cialization rather than become among Mass. teaching." within bly to do this even when one pel nature to work dtiaena intermedia to there limit* of tb* mo- by in a respon- its victims. has not the lor articu- ral order, It win ret of its na- strength sible manner." (|) The This groups are obliged to make study conscious attitude to- ture late prayer. As long as the and observations their specific contributions to eerkmaly restrict indi- of modern wards It will enable them to < »• CsM tmwL. tan* I. Ataaa tar heart It is of tho common viduate or overburden thorn. lives. capable structures will make manifest "maximize its welfare." (•) and this act of love which sum- advantages 'lnstead, It offer* hope of pro- that socialisation is a or minimize Aa Ate the co-ordination be- " partly eliminate its neg- marizes our spirituality tween end moting to them the expression spontaneous proeeaa. But it coo group* tha encour- ative sequence*." (4) Moat and of their After the Mats, Pope Paul will be a matter of chief con- of agement of Initiative#, development per- afl. "one ought to know private went to the villa sonal characteristics." (U) on Lake cern to indicate how this bow to defend the there riwuld be ensured by pro- person Albano used In summer by civil cess can develop i n a morally the serious threats authorities: "Unless THEBE GUIDING TYtaaL. against principal* p '>**l p. students of the four century- ooc trolled manner. that there autitarttire tohe nittsNt will its excessive and disor- help the conference par- old in Rome wtth English seminary derly development could action regard to eeamxn- ticipants find the ON THE OTHER bring application IQs visit called to mind, he HAND, K to bear -Ic. political end cultural mat- of upon him." (S) Christian social teaching to *SS» Wjna.*- said, the history sod the Is the result of scientific, eco- ters, Inequalities between the concrete situations. Following **• partici- gun to tap the organisation of 'iSofc, “•%** first traces of anew -the resources aod skills of aod for*meet, public authori- of religious pation individuals, groups the citizen to the democratic day and the Cathotie one another- There is a com- ties as well as aD citizens and It 'jaSKvSc^LSrte spiritu- public authorities has order, of the employer aod imu . a< the fit! mon desire lor a ality English people larger par- should have a dear concep- to be morally controlled aD in the industrial by employe so- our soul with admiration and ticipation of all In the benefits tion of the com moo pood. the free agent* of aortal life. of the " ciety, family In the Vo- sympathy Social Action Conference LATER, Pope Paul was host to h) vis:ting Nigerian Boy People in the News Scouts whom he urged to pro- per* for the future by develop- BOARDING TIME-Very Rev. James F. Finley, C.S.P., of ing the "quehtiee of Wader- Question With Reds (left) viear general of the Paulist Fathers end of Mr. son ‘Dialogue’ ship upon which the scout and Mrs. James of John Iger Stravinsky, noted com- movement Finley Jersey City, and Rev. Carr, the »oth anatvorMry of his lays to much poser and conductor, has been stress." C.S.P., third counselor of the community, board a profeaston Sept. I. plane Needs Inverted to SanU Hoy. The scouts their for o seven-week visit to Paulist Prudence, Scholar fe.. N.M.. Theodore E. La Marro were on at ldlewild Airport Says as a .Knight Commander with way home from the iUh Inter- foundations in South Africa and Rome. Father of Saginaw. Mich , has been Finley it - star in the Order national Scout DAYTON. Ohio. (NC) of the possibility of Cateolic AT A WOREJHOP session papal of 8t- named to the eight-mam ber Jamboree at director of the order's communications division and One of Rome’s top Sylvaster Marathon. Greece Catholic collaboration with Individuals on Church and State Rev. State Civil Rlghta Commission editor of the Paulist Fathers News. social theorists said here that and Jollns Cardinal movements whose Ideoio- William J Kenealy, S J., of Deryfnrr of there by Gov. George Romney. XXm made Catho- Is Munich has been Pope John -6y opposed to Catholic Loyola University. Chicago, decorated Magr. (Rear Adm.) Gssrge lic dialogue with communists wtth Grand Qroas star teaching. aaid he "thoroughly agrees the with A. Romo, former Chief of a of "question prudence’* in Msgr. Pavan stressed the wtth the result" of the U. S. and shoulder bar the top .Navy has been Persecution Still his chaplains, Religious socydical Pacem in Ter- of the West German encyclical's distinction be- Supreme Court's rulings bar- category named pastor of St Thomas ris. tween Order of a "doctrine." which la ring Bible reading and Merit of Canterbury Church, Corn- Catholics must not become the same, Martin D. Mc- always and a prayer from public schools. Btohep watl-on-Hudaon. ’•prisoners of a word" in their "movement" which la of m has in Namara Joliet, . re- Rev- Inspired He said it to "wrong" for James Ralpiae of Strong Poland, Priest attitude toward the Says communism, by doctrine, but which turned to ratedsoce is the state to step to between his to con- Chandler. Okla. next month added Magr. Pietro Pavan. subject to change. tinue recuperation tram hoart CAMDEN (NC) "Poland He said that friend parents and their children In wUI toke up duties aa hiUtime a who Laymen have similar prob- professor of Catholic social is still the freest be- Catholics must examine tha the matter of surgery he underwent In April. ssMstant national country "bold* at least three degree*, lems. at term religion, aa by chaplain of hind philosophy Rome’s La West German Chancellor the Iron Curtain, but the a doctorate In movements as they actually prayer to the QxisUan Family Move- including psy- "If a man farms he must University. making compulsory Eewrnd Church Is hindered In extit he and maka Aden a net plans to visit with every chology, was told that unless give a certain Pavan today, said, public schools. ment headquarter* In percentage to Msgr. replied to a New •he their decision on the basis of Ifopn Paul VI to mtd-Beptem- Chicago. way,' Jersey priest Joined the party she the government," Father questions about Pope John's But at the same time, he who prudence. btr. recently returned from a would not be allowed to con- Bober said. "He sell et •aid. the corollary of the Gtaarppe Cardinal Slri of cannot encyclicals. Mater Magis- Abbot Richard 0.5.8 visit to Poland said here. tinue In her " Fattx, . Genoa wtß coma to New York teaching poet the produce to pay the gov- tra and Pacem in dur- ARCHBISHOP Eart J. court's prayer rating* should Rev. Bober Terris, Altar founder of St. Benedict's Marjan of St. "She is now a librarian." ernment in cash" because the ing the seventh annual of be to give public funds to to spaak at tho l»h lntaraa- Cincinnati, speaking at a par- Agnes parish in Blaekwood Father Bober Abbey for Home Missions. ****l added government takes a cut of convention of the National convention luncheon, ent* who choose to send their Management Congress Terrace aaid that life urged Beast Lake, will for "There is s limit to the Social Action children to Wls., observe there Sept. IS-3). every business transaction, Catholic Confer- that Catholics make church-affiliated Catholics in Poland is clear doubly amount of money s person can leaving the farmer with little ence at the of their schools. University dedication to li> difficult because the commu- If he religious earn to not • party mem- excess cash. Dayton. «( a nists berty step toward Im- EMPLOYMENT of penalise them economic- ber." he continued "Seldom Negroes Seminarians are particular- proving relations ally for their belief. can a man OP among w** another the Mass religious who openly attends MUCH THE questioning In topic at con- Jerseyans' ly hard pressed by the gov- churches tha U. 8. Father Bober left Poland In church and receives the sacra- centered on a section in vention. Father IMS when he ernment, said Bober, Paten in Citing non-Catholic sus- Jack economics waa a boy and ments earn more than 1.500 Terris which speaks Barbate, "The seminarians are drafted picions of revisited it after his ordina- <9BO ) Catholic Intentions and labor education professor zlotys a month . . . \A into the armed services for on the tion lest month. score of liber at Wisconsin to student receiving the sacra- religious University, said Piped Miners two years in the hope they will ty, Archbishop Alter said it U be ments will have difficulty CWV, Auxiliary Negro workers must given "LIFE IS DIFFICULT for be swayed away from the "important that we eliminate treatment HAZELTON. Pa - When Harrison who passing his examinations in preferred U they celebrated the the people." be said, "and Church." Will Fete Vets this a televised Maas shut-in* particular obetactatobet- are to catch up with the rest for Masa. He Included the state-run school even if ter prayers many of them art Communist He added that the govern- relatione between our- of the nation's was transmitted to for them. he is brilliant." LYONS - The annual Leber work force. He trapped members for selves end others in miners Throne and Party purely ment offers seminarians Dey Sports Festival tor this plur- said "some system of Henry The Passlonlst priest pe- alistic prefer- David grad economic reasons other- BUT THOSE who "good jobs, fine society." ence without Fellto here Aug. U, they ualad from encounter apartments dant* sf the Veterans Admin- giving It the Holy Cross School wise it is to heard the impossible get the most difficulties are par- and pleasant living condi- istration hare Specifically, he said, non- ‘preference’ must be prayers of Rev. Pas- In Harrison and Setoo Boepttal will be tag Hall ahead." ish Father tions in the will Catholics are worked cal Drew, 0.P., a native of priests. Bober hope they sponsored by the New afraid that a out for Negroes to Prep before he went to Holy Jetty stressed, that abandon their Faith. War Veterans Catholic majority would use Jobs and unions." Cross stating every Catholic and the Monastery. Dunkirk, sort at la power of government N hindrance placed be- But despite the enormous Indies 8 at to At the convention Vatican, Israel 1st Y., to study for the priest- Auxiliary Sept “restrict the banquet fore them, Including high obstacles that liberty of other the NCSAC hood. He was ordained in 1933 Survey Reports priests, re- 1:10 p.m. presented its an- taxes. group#’ l to practice their re- To and ligious and laity face in Po- Some MO patients wll nual Social Action Award Aid Refugees was a member of the par- ligion. Red Persecution "There to a 60% levy on any land. Father Bober to GENEVA faculty at Dunkirk until be concluded, ticipate in athletic events and Jointly Margaret Wesley (HNS) - The He said there Is need for money the priest receives in most of them remain true to a waa transferred to St. NEW YORK (NC) - nowtity root under the direc- and Martin Work, exaeutiva State of Vatican City and Is- Ann's The the "clear distinction" between collections," he stated. their faith. tion of of rael were the Monastery in West Scrantoo. conclusion that the Soviet re- Paul V. Geffrey of and the directors, respectively, the first govern- society State, and a is Elisabeth, stale exeoutfve of- National Councils of Catholic mete* to contribute to a pro- EACH gime Intensifying its op- recognition that "society's and SUNDAY, Scranton to ficer. t Woh~n Men. William A. gram tor resettling 1,000 refu- station position religion is reached right* and duties and govern- WDAU televises a Mass Ryan of Detroit was in a of the current men!** elected geee from Rwanda to Weetern which U said study right* and duties" are by Father Drew. of not NCSAC president Tanganyika, the offtoa of the At the status Christianity, Judaism Dinner-Dance tho seme. mine, the Mass waa Wayne UN High Oommleetoner lor and Mohammedanism in the He Cited pronouncements received on TV seta and the WAYNE The tint annual by Soviet Union here the Picnic Refugees announced here. •owd w»« published late Pope Plug XII end Plans piped to Throne dtaner-daooe sponsored by the Their donations by the American Committee Pop* John XXIII ass amounted to and Fellin through wires Unk- Holy Name and Roeary go- auction BOONTON-Th# Walter J. to.ooo and for Liberation. for a 83,500, them with Catholic doctrine of re- Barrett respectively. ing the surface. cictiea of Cross Church Council, Knights of The Holy freedom. The basis of program alma at The survey, conducted by an at Jjdloua Columbua, will hold its annual wm be held the Brown- thto he wekteg the refugee* self-sop unidentified American student doctrine, said, is that Picnic g at 1 stone House. West Paterson, Sept P.M. at porting by next Russian Church of Soviet Is dated religious freedom (to) Inher- July on agri- Ufe, March, Sept n at « Reserva- Surest Lake. Andrew Ptoarrik cultural land p.m. ent in the individual.'’ to provided by Tan- IMS. It is publlMied as a 40- tions are chairman. being hendled by ganyflea authorities. In Move page booklet under the title Robert Brandon. Unity "The Beleaguered Fortress." MOSCOW (RNS) - Forma- The Church in Its data Is assembled from tion anew of Committee on • ; Europe Soviet publications and from Qua**®* of Christian Unity reports of individuals and wm announced here the by groups in Russia. Reds IWy Synod of the Rueaiao QUALITY Still Shadow The Two Bishops Orthodox Church. survey relates in detail the official to BONN It haa been inctruoted to support given Oermany (NC) campaigns and is b*«a allowed to tn d for atheism, Government agents are attii attend this *udy "thoroughly atten- Affair* Office, has been com- yaar*a describes the of Or- stationed in the of two meeting of the Oarman tively Km prohiont of CMsr doting effiore to all other thodox Jewish never out peted Hungarian hierarchy hare. tian unity," a Synod state- monasteries, of Hungarian dloeMes, checkin* diocesoa. Rad author!tits first msnt aaid. synagogues, Moslem mosques ®ail and phone refused calls. Tb* aim to and Buddhist per- It was of tha program we* grant Bast German Bish- The autemont atrsased that temples, announced In July style. tixrt to limit the Bishops’ oootaote op* to tha secution of Latin Rite Cath- ttta by *» con?. permission attend the committee waa being or- practloe With annual olics in Lithuania and munM pnocto aod people. Agents Fulda confarence in lUhad in response to the Bysan- regime would end. but ‘ •M ia nt all oouvaraatioos 1961. vivid tine Rite Catholics in the tb* agents ettß remain at demonstration of the wdlb visitors, monitored Baiere the Ukraine Is also presented. Szekoafebarvar and the Byasn- tsis- conference, Oar- bead* between the Churches" phoMeoUs, road incoming and mao-apetking Bishops from wthußNd when rspraeeoU- WhoUaoU Only < >« vU'W outgoing mail and even Austria and twits- tlvaa s°* kept Germany, of "«bno* all tha Chris- '• tkwrdiM a 83**X? eriand V to# official episcopal reals. met here to di*vusa the tian donomtnatlons, including BM second CATERING WIJTZnZ session of the ecumen- Roman OathoUca and Protro- £***& ical council which la to start tarta," attended celebrations service Barred by Redg MMMV a •cpi ». Observers from other bum July i'Z’JZ: Ir marking the 00th United FULDA, Germany (NC) - ■atioue to the Corp. ZyLZZmeat who ana such matmmry of Patriarch Supply "aupervtoors," an Bishop* from communist- aa the countries Alexei's conaecra- members of the staff of tho ruled East episcopal Germany have not were also tioo. jnwa* la . . Catholics Active August 29, 1963 THE ADV OCA T E 3 Good In Rights March Counsel Plans On Washington School, Parish Hall POMPTON PLAINS Bids barn ditioned on tho property. WASHINGTON (NC) —Cath- Confer- for a school and National. Liturgical hall the The entrance to the hall is olic involvement was exten- the Catholic first unit in ence, National a proposed plant separated from the school, but sive and varied in the 28 for Our of Good Aug. Social Action Conference, the Lady Counsel the main lobby will be lined March on Washington. CONSTRUCTION here—will be Knights of St. Peter Claver AHEAD-Bids for this school and this parish received with face brick and contain parish being accepted week. The was Catholic groups marched building designed by it was and the Alumni Association of hall at Our of Good Counsel, Aug. 29, announced by built-in cases. The ball lady Pompton Plains, are Geard J. of display under identifying banners, the Catholic of Oaltley Bergenfield. Rev. Daniel A. ad- is University Vecchiollo, planned also for future ex- Archbishop Patrick A: America. ministrator. The parish was pansion. O’Boyle of Washington offered School News created in 1962. Catholic Interracial Councils Roundup Construction consists of a the invocation at the Lincoln from Board Votes The building, which will slab came Washington, Balti- be on grade bearing a Memorial, a Catholic located on an layman more, Boston, South Bend, 18-acre site west cavity wall of exterior face who of 10 of Ave. was one co-sponsors Chicago, Rockville Centre, Hopper and off West brick and reinforced back-up addressed the End will be outpouring, ex- N. Y., Syracuse, Albany, Comprehensive Prayer Substitutions Ave., a low sil- concrete block. The root will tra Masses Ruling houette were scheduled in Northern Virginia, Wilming- contemporary design be of fireproof nature with downtown churches and BOSTON One of the most ica” be multi-use and flexible eight ton, Minneapolis, New York sung daily. read Kelley’s opinion but add- facility. steel exposed beams and con- Catholic institutions comprehensive on re- The school is offered and Greensburg, Pa. opinions In Maine the State Board ed that ha doubted there For expected to open crete composition. It will have ligious practices in of Prayer in overnight accommodations. public Education was told that would be September. 1964. In addition, more than 100 cur- anything In It to , a reflected white finish. has been schools issued here rent state laws re- ACLU’s One board MEMBERS priests representing the var- requiring change plan. of education fell IT WILL CONSIST The parish hali will be of OF the hier- Stale Gen. of a ious houses of studies of reli- by AUy. Edward ligious exercises in the schools • in line and another called for wing steel rigid frame construction archy who were present in- Brooke. The of six classrooms, expandable 22-page opinion are null and void.” a similar cluded gious communities found in constitutional amendment to with to the classrooms with Archbishop Lawrence designed as $2O Million eight, a center core of a guide in the Gen. Warren G. Hill Drive last week as action related wood the city were present. Local Atty. to laminated arches and a J. Shchan and Bish- wake lavatories, offices and a con- Auxiliary of last June’s school made the the ROCKVILLE the Supreme Court's similar deck. groups also Included the ruling, laying CENTRE. prayer necting link of type The stage op Thomas A. Murphy of Bal- prayer ruling by the U.S. Su- N.Y. ban continued utility spaces, Christian Workers, the change may remove a reli- (NC) A of $2O- around New Jer- wall will be trimmed in na- timore; John J. Rus- Young Court goal lounge rooms and an entrance Bishop John preme make* these gious influence that not - has been In sey. tural wood sell and Knights of St. and the might set a drive lobby daylighted clear- paneling. Auxiliary Bishop Ern- points. be for The New Providence by a Third Order of St Francis. available to some children school construction funds school transom. Future buildings planned for est J. Unterkoeflcr of Rich- • No be board story Pastors and parishioners prayer may recited in any other way, but It it to be conducted this fall voted unanimously to the parish include a convent, mond; Michael W. students among A feature of the connecting Bishop by even clear that Catholics of halt the a church from most Catholic churches voluntarily local school officials' the Rockville Cen- daily reading of five link will bo the and a rectory. The Hyle of Wilmington and Auxi- after the multiuse in downtown Washington also school day begins and teachers lack any au- tre Diocese. verses from the Old Testament present rectory is a refur- M. room which will have a cathe- liary Bishop Philip Han- fur this presumes the The of the Bible and the Lord's bished were present. super- thority or power to require or money will be used to dral farm bouse. nan of ceiling and enlarged class Washington. vision of the teacher. Even four Prayer. An integrated committee of pretcrible religious exercises.” finance new Catholic high areas and be The Bishops assembled at prayers outside the Asa may used for class- His decision came as schools on Island substitution, the board the Knights of Columbus serv- public Long to ac- either a kindergarten, the Washington Monument room but a par Stress recited as part of schools in three Maine school commodate 9.000 decided to begin classroom ish Family ed throughout the at an in- students meeting hall with grounds with representatives day the school this separate curriculum such district* began the fall term This will more than activity year with the of the National Conference formation booth set up by the double the entrance facilities and storage on as grace before meets in with and Bible read- of the Pledge to the Flag, various In Education Urban the Monu- prayer capacity existing Cath- space, or a future Religion and Race and officers League on school cafeterias library, au are un- olic schools. patriotic songs, supplemented ment grounds, ings. high dio-visual room, conference UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. of Catholic Interracial Councils Issuing applica- constitutional. by inspirational follow- tions and tickets for hostel In Rhode Island the State • poetry, room and special classroom (NC) A UN and marched to the Lincoln ac- • Teachers ed sponsored sem- may not an- Commissioner of Education by a period of 30 seconds Memorial. commodations. Rides inar on child nghts which nounce to students before held that hi* earlier Denied of silence. ADJACENT TO the wing is A opinion brought together experts from The 10 leaders of the march box lunch supper Wednes- classes that there will be In the major facility, a barring Lord’s recita- BELAIR. Md (RNS)—A Green Brook a parish 2-4 Matthew day facilities Prayer re- Township European countries reached spoke, including Ah- evening, sleeping moment of silent prayer, for tion in schools would have quest for but the board authorized letter hail which will accommodate public a agreement that the mann. executive director and breakfast morn- this transpor- family is of Thursday would be a case In which the effect tation of state officials 700 persons and an auditorium of law within the parochial school pu- urging to sup- a fundamental factor in the the National Catholic Confer- ing were among the services • government representative for 450 persons This will be state. pils was denied here by the port a Constitutional amend- education of the child. ence for Interracial Justice. supplied. established religious In board Prince ment to in used for Mass Sunday Masses exercise, Washington, D.C., Georges County’s legalize prayer pub- The UN Office of Public In- Earlier, they had met with Catholic Interracial but the teacher are said in Councils may announce of education president Wesley Board of Education. lic schools. currently Pequan President nock High formation said that tho meet- Kennedy. of Baltimore, Chicago, Wash- a moment of meditation." S. Williams said school The board The school board School and daily public rejected the ap- also ing. which was held in War- Among the national Catholic and Rich- • Vocal Masses in a in ington. Brooklyn prayers are per- teachers cootieue to be- after its moved to request a chapel a recon may peal attorney, Paul discussion saw. showed a consensus groups taking part were the mond made total of missible school up- a $15,000 at commence- classes with Bible M of the at a National gin reading Nussbaum, recommended topic forthcoming holding that while State and Catholic Conference available to the local commit- ments since attendance is and in Atlantic op- the Lord’s Prayer He against it. workshop City of Fr. private social organizations for Interracial tee. Beckwith Justice, the tional and the ceremonies the state Federated are said “We have changed our Edward T. Conroy, who pee District must not cooperate with the part of the educational rules to with the U.S. tented the school Boards of Education. comply parochial re- Joins Staff family, interference by the program. The same said Racial policy Supreme Court ruling. We no quest he expects to take The South State is Developments Orange-Maplewood justified only if par- would cover baccalaureate court. longer require the reading at the issue to He had board unaminously approved ents neglect their duties. ntes. the Bible bated At Institute or the Lord's Prayer, hit request for tranapor a resolution to ban use of “any The experts agreed that a Asa matter of but if who'* tation 194? cur someone wants to. on a county law religious esercise" in its JERSEY ClTi' - children When St should not be sep- ricuhim," as distinct from re going to which provides tor schools. Hits Slackers complain?” public Peter's Institute of Industrial arated from the family unless Rights hgioua practices, teacher* may in Dade County, Fla . transportation of private stu- At the same time the Relations begins its fall the individual influ- conduct lessons daily ses family’s on Holy Bible dents along existing routes board agreed to BOSTON (NC)—Lashing out the children and the schools. Scrip- reading in public schools and investigate a sioo Sept 30. Rev Albert A ence is recognized as harm- ture. read from the Bible or will under the same terms suggestion that J against a spectator approach this will be done not continue when classes re- the a course in Beckwith. S . will start ful Participant* also held Certainly, instruct about his cor- to various re- sume board sets for world religions be the problem of racial intol- later than the public schools Superintendent at up transporta- Uught in first term as assistant director poral punishment of children ligions schools Joe tion of public students schools erance, Richard Cardinal are to all ." Hall said that public For the past 13 years, he inadvisable open pupils • School has of Boston hat asserted pageants observ- despite the recent been Cushing Bishop Reh also requested Supreme teaching college econo ing Patriot's Day or Me- that a Catholic who fails Court ruling, a Florid* law mks to that prayers for racial peace tlK>ri*l and indistnal relations Day are permitted the oppose racism is a slacker in be recited in the diocese at requiring daily exercise Classen 11 years at Camsius College even though they Inquiry Urged the army of the Church Mili- may include still stands and the two Masses on Sundays and holy past years at Archbishop’s a prayer *.nce these hob Although the took tant.” days. He asked that the Di- high court St. Peters College. He will daya are patriotic The Cardinal in basically Jurisdiction in a suit against teach two says a vine Praises be said after the rather than courses, one oo com- Appointments religious in char- the law it did not decide the pamphlet just published that until further notice, Parish muntsm and the other oo “Col Gospel acter and SEPT. 2 they involve re ease, remanding it to the Flor- MONDAY, true Christians not only must and that prayers be preceded Confraternity lective Bargaining at l* hgioo because the ida the a.m.. Pontifical Low all history of Supreme Court far reran support legislative efforts each time by this announce- Crossroads*’. the nation is is- iktorattou Mass, Sacred Ueart Cathedral, for interracial justice, but ment: "Let if* racial incxtrmbly pray for tartwtasd with Rev William J Smith. S J . Guild of St. the mist not religion"*- Joseph Worker, even shrink from baaed am justice and • peace • Schools to director, has announced that followed by Commontoi! Break- the difficult course of demon- tore for aO Me" RaUgtous holidays such Open “ the institute «nu fart at stration, denunciation, witness Christmas. Keefer To Test Bus Lme hold its Tbomm’t, Newark. • NEWARK - The Confmer Haamkak S**. IT la to locations. In courses in anew location this and when these and Passover may DETROIT (NC) A Detroit TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 testimony are be «*y of Christian Doctrine •ddhtton. there will be the Endorses observed with seven year, freshman building of 1* required of them.” Program pageaaU r*- •ttnty said tha Michigan a.m.. Meeting of trustees, tiftoaa in nature tohan of the Americas special advanced courses span St. Peter's Prep. Sc The pamphlet, CAMDEN (NC)—AreUbUhop Civil Loo Hall Cairerrtty entitled, "In- the school Union sttf.fts’.rvc to CCD toarhara an such anb- terracial C etc stine J. Dam la no. of Cam- «**£!* dew am Liberties wfß institute him SEPT. Justice,” was sent to •htiono flmometd by Jects as the Btble. the WEDNESDAY, 4 den has called for the endorse- any one or a suit within a mandl to teat liturgy. priests in the arthodorty A. To Bless 7:3* p.m., Boston Archdio- ro **«*r*a its the Roger Reynolds. Newark Church history and School laving of corner- ment of President attention on constitutionality of the theology. stone cese's 407 with Kennedy's arrhdioceeaa CCD and of parishes, a di- on* faith. state’* director. These win be given in Ora blessing new civil rightj program and all new fair school bus rective that it be used ao the Msgr also deli. South building, St. Joseph's Regional "means which and law Reynolds re- Orange. Bayonne. Of Litttle Flower basis for sermons. It lawfully High School. Montrale stresses ELSEWHERE, outside New vealed that be bee written to Newark and Bloomfield dif- strive to reach a RoUand O’Hare, on BERKELEY that “slow justice is peaceably Jersey there Attorney HEIGHTS - no jus- were these de- CCD directors suggesting «>»»» ferent days. THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 just enactment of laws.” who is president of the ACLU Archbishop Boland will bless tice" in the civil rights fight. velopment* regarding tidormetion dMM geared To focus attention 2 p.m., Meeting of Archbishop Damiano, who prayer Michigan unit, announced the be on the and dedicate the principals • In New York new school of City. thews" to the ecumenical council part that the teacher hat in elementary schools, Essex once served as Apostolic Dele- Lc* proposed suit in the wake of and coevent of the Church of of reading . port** of the opening Sept. a. He the formabon Catholic High School, Newark Schools an suggests religious of the the Little Integrated ft ate in South Africa, pointed Bible "without opinion by State AUy. Gan. Flower here Sept 7 comment" at the week of 24 for the child, a teachers' out that the of Frank Sept. toMtato at 3 FRIDAY, SEPT. ( CHARLESTON, S.C. — "in eyes the •chooi Kelley that the bus law p m assemblies has been •tart at such clasaaa, will be held at Scion I of la a noting Hall p.m., Merting princi- of Catholic newly emerging countries, our abolished public welfare benefit The 16-classroom Integration to conform with the and that "in September, the news Sorth Orange. Sept 29. The school, pals of in nation bears the greatest re- not related to religious which also secondary schools. East schools the Charleston area Supreme Court ruling. The papers, trdnrtaton “Ml contain.* an audi- set standard punwaes. said magastou, workshop for parish Orange Catholic High School, will sponsibility to the B«*rd Kelley the law torium 900 take place this year, a of Education and radio CCD seating ami a caf also re- satisfied will bn the members wfl] be held .t East of a complete embodiment of "both the \JS. and directing Orange year ahead of schedule. Bish- moved Mb attention af aB the Setoe Hall eteria for 300, vvtU bo staffed " requirement that the state " world to Oct. JO democratic ideaD U* constitutions the FRIDAY, SEPT. C op Francis F. Reh has an- fourth stania of Rome by Daughters of Our Lady "Amer- °'Hare and tha ecumenical 8 nounced. said he had not of thesr p.m.. Meeting of exeentiv* council." Mercy, first assign- ment board, I>CCM The said the date Med School m North Jersey Bishop He has auggeeted (tat the New Francis X. SEPT. 7 was advanced from Septem- Plans Seminars High School McCue, pastor, SATURDAY, claeaee mid bo IMod "ecu- 3 Marks has invited all member* of p.m., of corner- ber, 1964, in view of a Federal ST LOUIS, Mo. (RNS) - mentcal First the laying forum*” «r "ecu- Court order for The St. Louis community to the ceremony. stone, blessing of new school, calling deseg- newly-created menical " JERSEY information rla mu CITY - Dr Ed of school dis- Catholic Archdioceaan Com- There will be an open house blessing of convent, Little regation public ward G. W trict in Cornerstone alert. 65, a full pro- in the school Flower. Heights 4 5 Berkeley 20 Charleston. mission on Human Rights an- MSGR. between and REYNOLDS re- («Mar at Scion Hall Laying College of pm SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 Reh recalled a 1961 nounced that sem- Bishop a three-day vealed that more than 100,000 Medicine and has 3 letter which said that inar race relations for children Dentistry. p.m., Blessing and laying pastoral on pas- who attend public been named the “Catholic first professor of cornerstones, Roselle Catho- pupils, regardless of tors of the archdiocese will be osar and Latin Clashes Set in gram high schools emeritus in the will be admitted to held 17-19. A similar Montvale history of the lic High School and Brother* color, Sept. pro- will bo taught Christian doc- Catholic college. In New residence, Roselle schools as soon as gram for lay Catholics will be MONTV AUE trine In the CCD Schools at York - A member of the this done Archbishop ready for use A De 4:30 p.m., and can be with safety to held later. BoUnd residence for in the Arch- NEW YORK Blessing lay- will the Religion Newark of - The lay cornerstone 20 p ailment Obstetrics and 15th an- of Xaverian Brothers who will diocese. ing cornerstone. School of for St. Joseph's School tinea its nual senes of classes in High staff the school is also Gynecology establish St. Joseph the Carpenter par- here Sept. 4 at 7:10 being He said that Catholics will he Church Latin will p.m. That built. ment, will remain active in be offered ish, Roselle will make be invited to took at St. Peter’s this school into the in the Church on Bar- all-boys The school will have 20 class- teaching program al- the fourth of nine CCD program on Sept 15, he clay St. this fail planned un- though reached the manda- rooms, a language which has been der the Archdio- laboratory, designated as tory Seton Hall Two groups will be Archbishop'* science labs, an auditorium retirement age formed, ceaan Development Campaign. Confraternity Sunday. Ser- this year. elementary and advanced, with seating for 500, an 8.000- The fifth. mons that day will remind with classes each Mother Seton for voluir.e Born in Derby. Friday library, a chapel, a Conn., Dr. 3komm’b SirU in parents of their to evening from 630 Clark, will alto obligation Waters came to 845 open cafeteria and a with to City •*«« mm« Tim thi* gym a provide a Jersey There year. rehgtoua education in 1»42 p m. is no charge, ex- capacity of 1,000 as chief resident sur- persons. for their children. cept for textbooks Awafaw & Zblmmm The geon at the former Registra- ST. campus la located on a Jersey will JOSEPH’S will be ac- 55-acre Scheduling of teacher train- tion be held Sept. 6 from site on Chestnut Hill Ctty Hospital, predecessor to cepting iU second courses 6:30 to 7:30 m. in class when ing was a too an- the p the lower Rd.. near the northernmost 1,000-bed Medical Center it opens the For nounced. Courses for church. following day. exit of the Garden State Park- those with which Seton Hall its first classes College year, were held wishing to teach to CCD of Medicine and at Our way. Dentistry Is Lady of Mercy, Park Kboola will bogto tha week of affiliated. Ridie. There will be 270 fresh- men and School 180 sophomores. The Aid Sought eventual enrollment is ex- MELBOURNE, Australia Create'Catholic pected to be 1,000 Harvards?’ pupils. (NC) The Catholic Biabops r Although construction ® f has and Victoria state have issued been Conventional baby shoe not completed on the en- a Joint statement Wilder Shoe by Buster Brawn strongly fa- No, Notre )in(juim | tire school, the basic Says Dame Priest structure voring government aid to the is and the up classrooms are state’s private schools. NOTRE 1 DAME, lad. (NC) achievement he said. Efforts itself," to create "Catholic "We lif are \.\(ilU ii living in the days One of the Harvards" are a NO principle cauera of mistake a of tha in which in image, it is DEFORMINGj deformity children’* toot to priest-educator said here re far easier the to create the image limited toe ana of ooovan- Laymen ccntly. of a than tional aboaa. Operate great university to baby The PRESSURES IN| X-rays Catholic create above abow education “must a great university," he a conventional Marsh is one of the few grow from its own said. childran’a ahoe and the Wikler tradition and its t\ the own Wikler, Shoe by Buatar strength,” de- Father Harris said the diamond merchants In the country shoe] Brawn. Notice Parochial School clared Rev. that in the Wikler Shoe the Charles W. Har- criticism of U. S. Catholic where perfection in diamonds ” ' child's foot ris, C.8.C., assistant physics higher education that iU ten- may grow to the ST. PAUL. Minn. end of the ahoe (NS)—A Member! of the board In- professor at Notre Dame Uni- dency to imitate has without en- board caused is of seven laymen runs absolutely assured. clude a versity. it BUSTER BROWN! countering any deforming pres- the public elementary to absorb tha faults of secu- school of St. Odilia’s Cath- sures. There to also •chool principal, a “Those who lar education *!/ We tany only blue-white, perfect Rems, eitra width olic University would make our "may well have Church in suburban Shore- of which allows for the vital MinoeaoU official, an at- universities Catholic some validity." view, Harvards and, at Marsh's low prices, muscle an a building, too spreading Rev. Leo torney, engineer, former are mistaking imitation for action. Plan to in Kapphahn, pastor, high school and atop today said teacher a creation." Father Harris de- yin" diamond purchase becom«s > •nd he asked the laymen to Education give your child's feet a hou*ewife. clared. Meeting advise him un the future...tot ue lit them in running the Rood investment. a Amoog recommends- He BOGOTA. Colombia (NC>- school when U a preached at a baccalau- pair of Wikler Shoea by Buster opened year tiona made by the lay board Tbe reate Mass before the univer- eighth Inter-American Brawn. ago. were that aUe of claaeea be Congress for Catholic The Butter Brawn sity’s summer commencement Educa- ÜbM«l to 40 pupils and that tion held shoe fitting expert BEEN exercises. will be in Quito, . “HAVING in semi- will be In the pariah hire only “degree” Jaa. 10-20. this nary work for 25 1 Ecuador, yean, know teachera certified to teach FATHER store to help MAGEE'S SHOES about HARRIS said that nothing running a trade in Minnaaeto. the of an IN your child. said. growth educational school,” be Board member* JEWELERS ANp SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 Perfect Fit Guaranteed or A Now Pair Fra The decided ky metitotkwi may be slow. “We pastor said the board 485 teachera should receive a must not be Rout# 17, Paramut, N.J. “has freed mo impatient nor CLEARANCE of the burden NEWARK Mill B U R N BWwwe Midland * Sid—nod Avne minimum aalary of m.ooo yield to the of to make temptation of having decisions in "»o that we could itjv V! Mo.krl Slier Open ovory night'til 9i30 P.M. COlfax 1-411 get top the htb-0? M, bum Av#nu* matters in which I Melting status and feel others teachera." w»’ln 3 3770 DRrarl 6 7100 have PraUg* of E&WK3S more lnteQectaal W WHO. competence.’’ tj achievement rather than 4 THE ADVOCATE August 29,1868 Love The Question Box Vietnam’s Mistake Legacy of Tragic ‘Shifts’ in The confused of rel Thinking picture what hap- with the Buddhists. Ambassador Fred- pened in South Vietnam ia now in clear- erick E. Nolting, now replaced by Henry er focus. The pagodas of Saigon were not Cabot Lodge, told the NCWC News Serv- On Birth Control only temples of worship, but also com- Ice that In his 2V4 years in the country, munist cells. The ritualistic suicides of the he had never seen any evidence of re- R*v. Leo Parity, 5.T.D., and Rtv, Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of Buddhists were not “noble sacrifices" in ligious persecution. Bishop Peter Csretto, Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, N.J., the cause of The editors religion. self-immolation 5.D.8., Vicar Apostolic of Rajaburi, Thai- are of The Question Box. Questions may be addressed fire of the four bonzes and to them by the bonzess land, said "the communist propaganda there for an suers in this column, or to Question Box were only repulsive holocausts of deluded machine has been put to work to distort Editor, The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N.J. victims. the situation in the eyes of the world." Q. Would you please com- small families! The point be- Communist subersive de- But the Western fell the in- the strategy press for ment on four articles ap- ing that a couple can violate the and the ceived Buddhists, American flammatory propaganda. \ pearing recently in the "New Christian prudence in having York Times" press contributed to the deception. Slant- on the Catholic a child as easily as they can ABOUT 70% OF South Vietnam's Church and birth control? ed and false Western press accounts of violate Christian generosity in 15 million citizens are Buddhists. (Continued from last week) in A mi- not having one. religious persecution, reprinted leaf- A. Now that nority group, the General Buddhist As- we have regis- The Family Code of the Un- lets and distributed widely, Inflamed the tered our main we sociation, which s half-million objections, ion of Malines, an authorita- to a war represents Buddhists wage holy against the are in a position to deal a tive document, discusses the members from the 10 and the among country's little more government, thus Vietnamese kindly with the ser- size of a family thus: "Prop- million Buddhists, the religious in played into the hands of the communists exploited ies question. To the Catho- erly understood the law of issue for ends. The “Traditional" lic theologian who has long demands and have been tearing themselves to political community of every Buddhists since despaired of a fair and the for the 16 weeks. took no part in supporting the family community greatest pieces past treatment extremists in their attempt to overthrow objective in the sec- number of children which—«H ular press, of the Church’s considered BECAUSE Ofr HELP given to the the things being the government. stand against artificial Vietnam contra- couple can not only fittingly government by the U. S., the The Vietnam strife is not a struggle the ception, following comes have, but educate in a fitting communists had failed in their to plan between Catholics and Buddhists. The as a breath of fresh air manner Every home must divide the and take "11 well turn out country over the gov- government is not Catholic even though may that have it* special norm for reg- remment Frustrated in their usual meth- President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother opposition of the Church to ar- ulating the creative end of tificial contraceptive devices marriage ods, they exploited the false issue of are Catholics. Surely no one claims the and the consequent resolve to Buddhist persecution. They are the U. S. Catholic because of "IF. doing government is find a simple sure fire rhythm HOWEVER, some indi- same thing in the Island na- John and It is cation must be made of the so- neighboring F, Kennedy Bobby. well method perttaps involving a tion cial minimum of Ceylon. established that the Buddhists staged a quick saliva, urtnc or skin test of procreativity, it could be There was will produce the said that an aver- never any revolt a who precisely religious perse- political against ruling clique of less cution of quick uncomplicated birth age than three per the Vietnamese Buddhists by became too autocratic. Such a political control system that millions of home would mean the death of Catholics. situation could happen hero. But what non-Catholics have been seek society by suffocation Catholic Church authorities em- fools we would be to start burning our- ing "Once this has been stated, the however, it would be to phasized fact that they have no quar- selves to death in sacrificial immolation. "In fact, some non-Cathollc wrong believe that researchers are quick to point the law of fertility regardless of circumstance* out that there are esthetic, demand* the greatest Labor practical or medical faults possible Day in all artificial num tier of children Husband contraceptive and wife must The nation devices They now agree that consider their pauses in her economic rights, to help you fulfill your duties, to personal welfare in the matter life on Labor to suitable the a perfected rhythm system Day give recog- preserve in class Its of working religious would probably be welcomed physical and psychological nition to the role of the laboring man in and moral to the health and strength; patrimony, protect dig- as the 'most natural’ method the wel- the growth of America. The of the fare of their children, holiday spirit nity human person whatever his and would require a period of aa re- that prevails to sexual abstinence gards the best education —with the end of summer profession, give physical toil its gpirit- no longer pos- than husbands and sible for the and the opening of the school year ual value, to the false ideas Labor Finds wives now them, family’s dissipate 1963, " welfare Day, usually foHcrvr so far as concerns the makes it a fitting time to pay tribute to spread in a manner in the particular laws ot unity and order in the man. laboring world, and above all the false idea that FOR A SERIES that has love, and the immediate and been written off future welfare of the Church of Christ Is not the friend of by some as the commu- A NATION with the Unions grows on simply more "birth-control coopera- the working the nity at large, whether nation- tion of people." Spot government, capital and labor. propaganda." Una is a rather al. regional or world wide When The Pope reminded his listeners of there is a harmonious remarkable admission Actual "Parents should not forget relationship, MSGR. GEORGE the passage from Mater et Msgistra in By G. HIGGINS ly it echos what has been the country will prosper. Even in this both that Providence doe* not fail which Pope John XXIII said "... all Director. Sou si Action SCU'C tbs contention and the hope at where It is met with generos- young country of America, and in spite Dipt*. economic progress must be so many Catholic theologians ity combine! with Christian of the many travails which have existed accompanied dictated "Has Success Spoiled Big was by the fear that (liven mini boo that science will eventually prudence” (See by social progress, all classes Love and in the and still enabling Eve it out past exist, there is a re- Labor?" asked Saturday might get of hand and Some Negro leader* catch up" with and I>eon of to may morality Control," by Joseph Car- society share in the growth of Post Hamid li alienate flection of the Bing reporter tha conservative be tuo critical of labor offer a married some dinal accomplishment of free " wing the couple Suonenj. Pg 93 94) wealth Martin in the first of two art! of Congress. men in our American democratic society. movement They may not thing more positive and less (To be concluded next week) cies the American labor the fact that on This aort of rairutatmg fully appreciate the com pie i- dehumanizing than sterihza Recognizing there are some IT IS WELL to reiterate a thought of movement Ust December prudence" can be lt} ot the problems with which Don. a condom, or a diaphram evils still to be Paul VI hardly corrected, great progress Pope about the Martin's answer was ex. to assist working man. reconciled with the past and truly dedicated labor leaders them to express re- For Vorations can be made by thoughtful that it is the tremcly critical of the labor understanding hope of the Church to present willingness of smw ire confronted in promoting sponsible parenthood pre- Members of the our lean Apos of common problems; our nation will serve in the class its movement Once and to fb in the face of public the cause of complete racial This brings us to the “chang working religious tolate for Vocations can hungry." he laid. "the unions be as as the which can opnwon when their own strictly equably. Howe'er, many Libor ing attitude" within the strong cooperation and moral patrimony Is it not true that gain a and fat. trade Church plenary indulgence and should our have grown arrogant urnon interests are at leaders have yet to grasp the which Impressed exist between government, it is the lot of man to work and in his under the ordinar> condi- Big labor » now Big Business, stake depth and the pasaaon eg the C.eorge Barrett and The N'ftw and labor when tions on management it reflects work he is to find not the sustenance men. But only run by organisation present racial cnsui Asa York Times enough to war- the goal of the common for his NEGRO Sept S— Feast of The good. life here on earth, but the instru- membership is shrinking, ami LEADERS are also result, there u a growing rift rant front page coverage The of Our Ijdy Paul as - Nativity Pope VI, recently as Aug. ment of his own eternal salvation There the unorganised atiU remain asking quits legitimately—- between organized labor and author puts his finger on it when Once a week for reciting 7, while a of is to work it is unorganised ..." tbs labor movement to Iks Negro community when h* state* that shafts in addressing pilgrimage Span- dignity and to the work- daily, with piety, any up to tower tbs boom This Catholic pray- at Tbit i not fair for organised going oc is the most serious thinking on hig faml ish workers — Castelgandolfo, reminded ing man to know : no matter how me- er for vocation* approved labor. It puts the case against those unions which are still problem with which the labor lies and birth control have his audience of the interest and by the ecclenastical author- love nial his task, or how noble his too practicing racial discrum- profession—- the unions much strongly movement u presently con- been emerging gradually, oft- which the Church reserves for workers. that his Church is nation. When ity interested in him and an employer fronted. Instead of going en suhtty A HOWEVER. o>e question a tnss partial indulgence of He said: "You know how she (the Church) looks for a social for to discourage the orgaro- through the usual routine of "Until fairly recently, parish progress him. and a be a legitimate one Even some istioo of his workers 300 days can gained for in these last years has her fair or re- seif congratulations on Labor approbation customarily was multiplied share of the of wealth In each act of growth any of labor's most loyal sup- to charity of piety fuse* engage tn coUactlvc Day. IWO. tabor would be reserved in many teachings to declare and defend your well parishes country. porters are beginning to ask performed for the intention bargelining, the labor move- advised to Ukc a self critical it still is reserved for the this question, with special ref ment of fostering for the intention win go to almost any and ruthfewaly honest look at big Catholic family Mothers to relations and of fostering vocations to the erence race to bring ham to with to The Parent length time this problem, which is largely plans limit the num and the School civil The reason for this priesthood rights and. a necessary, will drive of its own making It can ill ber of their children have oft la that the labor movement him to tbs wall Negro leaden iffard to the of en faced parish 'When Next get reputation censure week, 196,000 children will trines and laws of cannot seem to make its are the Catholic religion up disappointed that it tends besng oven partially out of the Catholic Mother of the wants enter Catholic schools throughout North on a mind how far It really to react much less turns formal systematized basis with com- vigorously sympathy with the Negro'* le Year out to be a woman current Enrollment to go in supporting the when one of its own affiliates Jersey. in Catholic schools is petent teachers. The teachers giUmata and very belated de- with three children Instead of however, crusade for complete racial ivAdvocate at u guilty of practicing racial mand lor or nine I'll believe growing an ever-increasing rate. Wait- cannot do it alone. complete equality. eight the equality Church word has reached Official Publication of lists are in the down the ing common suburbs and The and at cooperation assistance of We are now a turning to my level.' a mother In Chi Archdiocese of Newark and of are also developing in city parishes. Fam- the is needed in US. *nd also The Press Box parents in every phase of point history’ cago said smiling." the Diocese of Paterson. ilies with little or tradition in the history of the American no of Cath- the child's education, but especially in the Publi.hed .*»ajy by The Atmua Public. school labor movement This ia the WITH SOME reservation* rv* Corporatism; Meat Rev. olic parochial education are clam- field of religion. A child will understand Thnovaa A Boland. STD. Preeldesl; of decision in the field of the part about mother* ot Rt Rev liter Jameo A Hu*boa. P.A . for admission of their children to year oring and sympathize with a parent's mistakes and rival rights The Color small families J CJX. vo. VV-O Preatdent. lie Rrv. race relations facing parish Hair our schools. Jamoa T Looney. PA. A IL. in but in there- Socresary Rt Rrv liter Paul Knap- arithmetic, spelling, etc., the On Labor Day. 1963. censure teems a bit overplay- poL PA. Tt urtaa 11 Olntoa SL. matter of the child more fore the labor movement, hke ed w are inclined to Nowar* THIS IS GOOD. God is religion, expects agree L N J MVrXrt SCR*. pleased and Mcmbrr at tho Catholic Prrra Aaao- than every other organisation in with the author It seems to so aro we. The sympathy and cooperation it ex- rudOi and Uo Intrroallonaj Colon at impact of Catholic educa- is the that tho American society, on Of Blood us a "big" family men- CothoUc Prree Sobacrtbor 10 pects N-C.W C « Service and RrUiloua tion at the level is felt consistency. moment must elementary being spot For the it tality In the Church has at Nrwo Sorvlra Editorial Hoard Hoar Rrv Martin as never before in its contribution, not expect to be judged almost ex- By JOSEPH H. THOMAS time# relegated the small fam PARENTS WHO LOOK upon a Cath W Maroon. STD. PhD . Meat Rrv clusively on its performance in ily to second-class member- John J rsouxben,. STL. S..LD Rt. only to the educational, but also the ,M swaging Editor . cul- olic school as a sort of "ecclesiastical Rrv Rut William C. HaSmborb: day- the field of civil rights and The Is tural and ship. Impression given Ri. RavM.fr Gear re W Shea. STD i disciplinary economic welfare with no relation to their own It Rt Rav M,fr nursery" must expect to be told, even was back In the fall of so gentle ft dispelled fear, or taken that virtu* is Hill J I*lol— of the my , Vary Rav Maar Thomas M community. 1W». I personal religious conduct, are in for a by its friends, that its record on my way to I turned to meet him commensurate with the num- Reardcw. LLB. Vary kav Maar Wil- The Catholic Blessed liam N Field. M LL. Rrv WOllam J school system however, rude A Catholic to on the Issue of civil rights hss Sacrament School in He crouched to level and ber of children has awakening. education, my one over Dally. STL. Rrv Jamri W O'Neill; was not Newark. I was late. 12 Rev William Keller. AM. STLi established merely to benefit the be effective and been somewhat disappointing And 1 was said, "Son. wtiat you figure a is heroic, under two la ane permanent, requires the Rav rraada J Hoof Mon. STL. mad because 1 had but also gotten a •nigger’ Is?" mic. EaeroUre Director. Rt. Rae. MafT. community, to benefit the Cath- full time IN FAIRNESS it should be day-to-day, Sunday-to-Sunday, scolding for dawdling. The Don't misunderstand! God John J. Kile; olic the question startled me, Paiemm Rapreaantauva: Rav. Church, by teaching of the doc- of the Catholic out that the parental practice Faith. pointed American When I taw Pete I I 1 rencla J. Rodlmer wain't of but answered quickly, “He's forbid that we would oppose labor movement has done MaaafU* Editor Joooph R. Thoms*. a mind to notice him. Pete black ” families! a man large But then. God SabacnpooQ Price *4 SO yearly much in the past and is doing Second Clair paid waa Whittling Pet*, the neigh- Pete straightened snd looked forbid that we would rvota*e at Nowart. oppose •Oder el Mar T. ITS even more to the art now promote borhood man. Pete rag waa a at himself, saying. "Sho now. cause of interracial justice, not favorite with the kids because I guess I'se black alright But only within its own ranks, but could whittle like Jewish nobody he that's only on the outside In in the community at large could and because Religious Life he'd atop side, they ain't no difference of its ffunds how- Many feel, his work and tell us stories or between you 'n ffit. You got a Our Parish ever that success may have sing a song or do a snappy soul 'n I got a soul 'n when the spoiled Big Labor on the par- shuffle in the street for us I-awd calls that's what He’s Owed ticular issue of civil rights. Pete also Tone was coal black. look at He to gonna n ain't Laity The impression is that the la- gonna see no color." bor Is to movement trying be ORDINARILY, when I saw By FRANK J. SHEED little too and has Pete a respectable 1 gave him a big •'Hiya. WEIX, I BAD been told that to the issue of racial Pete.” It me kind Tbs Sadducsee ware the selves bound the yet put gave of a in school, of course But still, only by iscredness. an influence over the of its rich upper class. The Phari- Books of equality at very top grownup feeling to be on a the difference was there for Mooes, the first five the whole life of un- Judaism, agenda. first-name baits with adult. sees were middle class. The books of the Old known an all to see—he was black and I Teotament, before. We cannot be- leaders find it difficult The mass of the were Negro fact that he was a rag- was white people or- which had for them the in- gin to understand the Jews to understand, for picker didn’t matter dinary Jews, more or lew de- cidental value of noth- until example, The doubt must have shown saying w# have made some ef- the more or leas ob- why labor movement re- But thin particular morning on face because Pete said. vout, ritually ing vary dear about resurrec- fort to grasp what the Torah my to endorse 28 1 servant, disliking the Sad- tion and tha fused the Aug. wasn't interested in Whistling "Whut’a the color of your immortality of had come to mean to them. Phari- tha civil rights demonstration in Pete or anyone else because blood” and when 1 told him U ducess. revering the soul. The Pharisees ac- j * .. had see#. not the ONE EARLY Washington. Perhans there is 1 still that scolding was red he said "Red, huh. cepted only remaind- rabbi tells us to be said for on mind and I'd be That's The Bedduoeee held the er of the Old Testament, but that when Moeea ascended something my figured whut I thought. Now let also tbs labor's decision to ait this one kept in after school besides for show somethin'." priaethood, the greet Temple writings of the Into heaven, he found God me you in and the sacri- out but. If so, labor hasn’t said being late. So when Pete hail- And with that he dove into Jerusalem, scribes, in which they saw with the Torah In Hls hand, ed and in his fices which could be offered God it very convincingly. The pub- me friendly way his pocket and came out with as continuing to teach for reading the opening verses of in the lio has been left with the im- reminded me I'd better only Temple. The man’s guidance. the 19th of hurry a battered penknife. He chapter Numbers: refusal late for Pharisees were for the most pre—ton that labor’s v- b*t school, I opened It and then thrust his the Torah was considered demonstration "What’s that part they dominated THE JEWS of to endorse the retorted, to you? free hand in front of me and layman: Alexandria God’s dally reading! The book the found in who made tha translation into You’re only a nigger!” with hia thumb braced the synagogues every of Jubilees, written about 100 town and rail- Greek tha I could aee that pete was middle finger, the village. The Septuagint —a 8.C., saya that the angels in fleshy part life of the took century before Our in- Intentions hurt and right away 1 waa of which he then nicked. gfoos people Lord, heaven are September circumcised and I had said that. But with lta color and after the cluded seven books which are sorry largely, observe the regulations of the The Holy Father's gen- of not in a child's pride I wasn't going 1 WATCHED in awe as destruction the Temple the Palestinian Canon Sabbath. eral for intention Septem- to I Not blood—red solely, from them. or in UuMfrotestant Bible. But The say waa sorry. to a blood, blood tho Law, then, was every- ber la: black I I same color es sobstantflfr tha Old Testa- No Sadduceo the council In- rag-picker, wain’t, mine—oozed thing. would That may thought to out. THE NAME Pharisee means ment was there for tha Jaws h*ve myself. disagreed, provided one crease vocations to the - 1 didn’t knew to literally "separated." from Our . Lord mat Though all did not the and the what say so go beyond borfu priesthood religious 1 STARTED to stalk but I turned aU unrlaannaas of aoul and were tha votes of tha of off, and walked away, God, Moses. It was tha intMpre- Pete—wlio could body. But tfaia tended to In- first five Torah laugh off fighting my shame. I heard books ths tatiooa at tha ncribee The mission intention rec- volve which most Pate keeping • anything—wasn't going separata also tun nt#ciii. Pharisaism its ommended to the aay softly "You git to speditf Apoetle- to let that crack and when from thoaa who did not ob- It was Esdras who saw the of go school, now. Else you'll wind quality - It was they, not shlp Prayer by the Pope he took a toward me and earn the minute law aa an of step up a like me." Increasingly Instrument In- Moeea or of tat rag-picker any ths prophets, sald"Walt.’* I scared and ruins and regulations of ritual struments for the For got I turned In time to aee him re-nuking who showed God submitting the Church in the cursed cleanliness. of ths Jewish to Inwardly my big mouth. suck the nick clean. He people. Proa the Laws He had mad* for Ooofoi •; when ths SadduceM held them- that time However, Pete said grinned and waved. I waved "And tail us about bar tha Torah had a man. now, Martha Rosebush will family In •goto, “Walt, child,” a tons bgck. feebly. And then I ran. camping trip through the Rockies," GodLove You August 29, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 5 Letters to the Editor Do We Have TV mms ami mtirwn of tho uritar must ho htrftriti tm 0 tatter to Hans VIII kotmiU for publication, hot iboy wUI ho withheld If roqmoHoi. Reply Kueng: Too Much? By MSGR. GEORGE W. SHEA, S.T.D. added that the young man "When St. Paul of Rector, Immaculate Seminary Test Ban apeaks By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN Conception Treaty from was a throw- vocation he it Tuebingen ... not speak- back to the 15th the about hit Sixteen of Is century, ing priestly dignity. 21 civilizations build a multi-million doUgr Opposed days of Luther, et al. He had He Is speaking about the basic which have in the Polaris Since this series has to end In perished submarine, should you statement as permissible ex- me. any case, one does not Editor: his followers, too ... , vocation of called be of did being to pages history not suc- not think of giving to those soon, my remaining criticisms aggeration contended it introduce an expression of Several months Your Aug. 15 lead editorial, ago, Bishop members of Christ. And ac- cumb to attacks from without; in whom Christ relives His of the Kueng lecture must be wouldn’t mislead because the opinion with the words which Ahr “Vote of Trenton spoke before tually, there is lesa from over in order Yes and Pray Hard," difference they decayed within. Ma- poverty? passed to con- lecturer declares elsewhere begin Dr. Kueng’s statement the convention of the Mon- (though the ob- terial firm the recommends prayer because difference, prosperity may ravage Regardlhes of bow much we previous ones which that freedom is a reality in “It is true, too, that even mouth Name is of the risks of ratifying the County Holy viously great) between ooe both body and aoul by making are It la still below have been challenged by some the Church. So he does, but Federation giving, Moscow Would on the subject of In holy orders and a lay mem- the esteemed readers. treaty. it not be body grow quickly old what the Lord expects of us. there Dr. Kueng is Ulking Hence I need not raise Father Kueng. He read ex- ber of than The wiser and more efficacious to Christ, there is through excessive ease and essence of my first ar- about a quite different free- the question of the propriety cerpts from some of Father between such a member ticle follow with greater diligence of comfort, and by making the GOD LOVE YOU to A.P. foe (July 11) was that Father dom, the freedom of the chil- of broadcasting sweeping Kucng’s lectures and asked Christ and those who have aoul couldn't the requests of Our Blessed not serve two masters. 5200. "This is in thanksgiving Kueng possibly have dren of God, the liberation of highly detrimental charges the men if they understood been this the Mother at Fatima to pray for given greet. In Applying tWf to the Church for recovery from a knowledge needed to their wills by Christ’s grace based only on opinion. the conversion of Russia and whkt he had read. He advised other words, tha of vo- in the do for justify his indict- from the checks and idee UR., we not have coronary." . . .to M.K.O. sweeping drags the men not to be disturbed If cation and of consecration Is ment: THE OBSERVATION of a to evaluate the wisdom of rati- too much while others have $2O. "I have been saving my resulting from original sin, not reader to the effect they did because it was a something we have no little? that the fying a treaty with Communist priests too Wherever there winnings from a Friday "It Is true, that whereas the freedom spoken la night too, of the Immaculate Russia in the of the lot of nonsense! This from the right to keep to ourselves. It economic club." E.B. for $lO. of in the statement under dis- pinnacle light prosperity the rich card ~ .to even someone looking at the Bishop of Trenton. is a rightful of each richer Church cussion is freedom, Conception Seminary docs not teachings of our Church? heritage get snd wherever there "1 promised this to the mis- from within keeps no- or lack of member offer a more comprehensive Pope Pius XI in his To criticize Msgr. Shea for of the Body of are vsst sions for s favor received." ticing afresh the lack of free- it, from oppression by au- encycli- populations there is view of the Church Christ: s motivation as a whole cal Divini Redemptoris teach- answering Father Kueng is which growing poverty. dom in every nook and corner thority. could and should be Dare to discover yourself! than does the pinnacle of the es us that "communism . . . ridiculous on its face, and it is a power- of her: . . . above he no- Far from ail, mitigating Father of ful incentive holiness." CATHOLICS have I-earn if you are a member of University Tuebingen is strives to entice the multitude completely contrary to the ad- to a duty to tices at every level, low and Kueng’s sweeping charge aid the "The Church of the Poor" oe perfectly correct, but also by trickery of various forms, vice of the young theologian Florence Giammarino, poor of the world. To high, a constantly recurring, about the dearth of this free- per keep the Church "The Poor Church” by read- fectly irrelevant My objection from Tuebingen. He is the one Maywood. spiritually appalling, dom hiding its real designs behind cowardly, worldly in the Church, the gen- to the we ing our special September- Kueng statement needed ideas that in themselves who strongly wants more and healthy might well con- fear. . ." ersl context are of his lec- no freedoms snd his sider the merits of these October Issue of Mission. If pinnacle, no world-view of good and attractive. more advo- sug- ture reenforces it, as my sec- Thus, the Church, to render Lecture Seen gestions: you wish to be put on the SOME READERR objected it valid aware of universal desire cates now would deny ond article the Msgr. that (July 18) pointed and Shea the and (1) When make contri- mailing list for this bi-monthly "in every nook and cor- Just. for peace, the leaders of com- right, duty, to Echo you out. of Book butions to Institutions magazine, just ssk. ner" is Just a figure of speech If everyone. munism pretend to be the exercise his God-given privi- already including not intended taken Editor: having millions to be ACCORDING churchmen, has a right to the most zealous promoters and lege to take issue with danger- ask that a Cut out this column, pin TO another de- that Dr. was esteem of others Father Hans share of that contribution literally: Kueng fender of Dr state- and nof to propagandists in the move- ous theories and ideas detri- Kueng't book. be your sacrifice to it and Kueng s "The Council, Reform and Re- given to for the using permissible rhetorical ment. the lecturer be presumed evil until proven ment for world amity. . make mental to the Church. Society Prop address it to Bishop Fulton J. was only exaggeration. so, if the burden of is union," is. in agation of the hyperbole, an opinion, proof proposals that are in perfect Charles J. Doerrler, my opinion, the Faith. Thu Sheen, National Director, So- expressing as In "poetic license.” and meant dicated on the accuser, and if he can- harmony with the Christian Jersey City. outstanding book about the may help to alleviate the hun- ciety tor the of "by the use of the in Propagation that lack of freedom not only in definite 'someone' possibly have the knowt- spirit and the doctrine of the Church that has been written ger which, in Asia, is more the Faith, 366 Fifth Ave.. New pronoun and the Church could be found in edge needed to since Pope John announced dangerous than the the historical present in supply that Church." atomic York, or Riahop Martin W Would varying degrees in different proof it suffices that one Stress plans for the council. It seem- bomb. ‘keeps noticing afresh"' It Is He then warns us not to be Stanton. 31 Mulberry St.. New- times and places. point this out One does not ed to me to be in tune with (2) When you news to me that the indefinite deceived and states buy anew ark. or William F categori- Msgr To reply, my rhetoric have to have and show More John's college pronoun "someone” advertises positive is Pope wishes for an oar, new furniture, clothes or 24 cally "communism intrinsi- Laity Louis. DeGraase St . Pater course taught that the large that the snd to let that a statement is proof accusation is and "agglornimento" a records, or pay taxes to son an ex- cally wrong no one who Editor: help liberty of exaggeration allowed false little fresh sir Into the Church pression of opinion rather than would save Christian civilisa- In Hans Keung VI, I fear to humor, whimsy, and poetry being tion After his book received a firm assertion of con- may collaborate with it in Shea reveals a is nut to serious dis- Msgr. rather worldwide Father permitted viction. any whatsoever." distribution. undertaking condescending attitude with course; that the latter's use Kueng was selected as a theo- As to the "historical Considering the teachings of regard to the Church’s laity An Old of hjrperbole must always be pre- to attend Parish Hours this is not logical expert the sent," the use of the present Forty great encyclical it But much more serious is the very brief, not prolonged, and council. It Is a safe tense to narrate events the height of Catholic liberal distinction he makes several assump- it never proper unless the past tion that the members of to advocate Senate the as if they were going on now, sophistry times between the Church and subject exceed the common Newark hierarchy who had a voice in how this is a sign of ratification of the Moscow the laity. Has measure and the exaggeration an ex- treaty? Wouldn’t Senators his selection were familiar pression of opinion is beyond our Changed not exceed due proportion TMrtml AtH r PMkM In an allocution to the Col- with the contents of his book. Mr be wise to heed the that for "in art <* M«r>. jul F. plea lege of Cardinals in example every nook J+r+ay M . IQtiahrth President 1946. Pope Father Kueng then came to Kennedy made to and corner," that is. “in any bk nulornttui. Ma & l-i»lnxaC«i At* . Pius Xll said, "The LirapiM faithful, this country and was a wel- By JOSEPH A. BREIG the American people on March part whatsoever, even the and more the especially laity, come guest in many of our F A#tVr 22. 1962 He said smallest most distant Calendar or Mass ** Jamajtft, . are in the front line of the In the tn IIJ Rrhrrr* PI KLiahnA leading dioceses 1 am under parish which I er ooe * "Until mankind has banished Wig slow martyrdom secluded" (Oxford English 4C! < >»«r* La or Fort Ira Church’s life; it is through the impression that his lec- grew up. the liturgy was often The not .S*rtMj Mr art. IAJ A»* . Jerarr both war and its instruments Mass did drag, but Dictionary, under ' corner") is them that she is the vital Set* I- S*Mij Otfe ball, after OH tures did not present any view- in the nature of an exercise marched Nuns 6 0«7 la principle of society. In points which varied to im- in endurance The Cm a< Trust States any congrega Christian the sermon for "well nigh must maintain an effec- energy; everywhere In t*r* - Mowdat * StofWra. Family H feroa*j«a» they above > Xu*, a»# \stWv consequence, they, portant extent with those ex- two was in its was to t —<»a**r 3rd Claaa Wka* Cl Tad R Mrfcolaa. 442 BnartM! A*e . Fa! tive and of immigrant brief and the point. and the place," but not for "here it»Vi Part quantity quality to an ever CaU c IP) Carl fa la PrW Or Maaa all. have ’’ ought pressed tn his book years, and oe some what there •* Mao 4. . nuclear weapons. . . Sundays especially made me glow and W St >«aa** Ua Ua*>u*m** der the guidance of its com *B* StaaSar Craaa Pm mon head, the and of to*' lIU Pope, Kueng wsa in this country. times the Say* I— hand*; St luarrar# L be limited to or to the pestor labored family feeling, the to addition of "of her." and ' *h*f PftxMl theory m Glory ZaaUaUß. Stadup. Caa/iaan 3rd Claaa toll) the Bishops communion Shea's cm V \XNor) * r«»o. SJW, Msgr. attack through an interminable reel God. the Creed so coupled with "keeps W*au Cl Cibbb l-m confines of laboratories and and oc. and noticing - M Row <* Lima. with them.” * PnSat Maaa ad pn,aa> >*c ||a*xn Father Kueng brings to mind taboo of the names as we afresh." with Says IwiurJli caves.” however sang hymns When we "every level, Ml* aI j au> Claaa Grrra. Na Cl « Cmptm. rj Chart* ft . In his book. "Come Let Us rnMM something that Cardinal Cush- unpronounceable low and and writh "cocv Cr lad CaU C ‘ P Caaa»aa Prad Vote no and pray harder for —of even came to the "lord. I am not high." Say* 1 - Satire*, Maaa «and lUraard Worship," Rev. Godfrey Diek- ing said s few months ago: laM ooe of the contributors to cannot the conversion of Russia,. worthy." two thirds of us went stantly recurring*' Vtryta Man br labrSat Oar ORB., "We WWtaa rftS Maaa Cl Prad mana, deplores the can imagine fewer U- the monthly collection, along to the be watered down to "in vary la aa*e George B. Cain. Communion railing ad »la at It VV»* kted of nil u-i— of more dan- training too many pr*Ti»tlffl with the in different times Sa«a. t - SaaSat Cedar Grove. amount, which in I hare heard it argued that mg degrees tax j adirr g—, Sk ill ■ ■ »- P»adl,aat & LiuxMicv rtCtofw which ot* ger to the Church than the no- Sad Oaa Craaa. SaS many cases was a hard-seen the dialogue Mats must be and places." prives them of an apprecia- boo that what was successful fired quarter or dime. in Criticism kept Latin because If na *** OiaStaj Or. Ctm4i C Iwb tion at FURTHER, in the seminary of the glory of their ooe moment in Church his- 19m V«n« Mem CM. Uve tongues are introduced, it oi |»tt) * Rrttt TMK CHURCH was moral not Omrmn W tiwfft, t Tmmmtt mt Tm TWtif* ’ Christian vocation. AH moat that always theology morse, if too oft- tory be, tor rewaoo. wtti an be dreadful 'Ridiculous a jumble, already me h 90mmi CM CMMi en we Uve tn an Old Testa- institutionalized In a perma- crowded; the people pushed in r a ism class. I with everybody going his own learned that U Editor: ment mentality intent upoo nent and wnrhangtng fashion together in the pews by indus- exaggeration way at ha own Who to trious ushers The place Emphat quite out of tn In New York am 1 defend Msgr. keeping the Ten Command H s reading of the past singing was place City... it is not is ically to. state menu hunt# Shea who trying, apparently menls and tn addition, the teaches us anything, it demon al the opposite pote from the highly prejudicial without success, to menu strates Sistme to the good name of an in- answer the comm snd of the unmistakably that hu- Choir, and when your THE SVME St Gertrude's furry of that Church, with ears weren't dividual. group oc institution, thinking young occasional re- man ingeniuty. under God's being assaulted Church, it is. but the contrast Visit the Swiss Father fills of from the choir loft, especially when made before theologian. grace; in reality, we guidance, continually refresh- likely you with the days of my youth and Kueng? "large, mixed groups*' should see ourselves ss mem- es the Christian life, making were listening to a cluster of young manhood it NATIONAL SHRINE electrify- If of Last April in the letters col- bers of the Risen earnest women Uie home, say, of »ny Christ, who possible ever new opportunities reciting the Ro ing Being a Catholic is coming of critics umn I was the first to take walk tn grace snd too Those sary aloud in Polish my it were charged joy. We for greatness revered or Slovak to be a downright Joy instead "someone OF ST. ANTHONY issue that looking at it with Father Kueng and often see Baptism as merely heroes of the Faith, raised to or German of a ditch-digging chore from within as in the case of Shea, a cleansing of sin. Going to Communion keeps noticing Msgr. original our altars at Saints, were was For these changes we have afresh the Uck of cleanliness 1 took a beating in The Advo- Father Diekmann reminds of (near Penn Station) us, more often than not tn times something an event The to thank the long, persistent cate. One wrote in every nook and corner of it. fellow me that "Through baptism, we . . . past just the ones guided by P*ous went every month, or patience of those who have la- I and on floor a constantly ruined his Holy Week! become one with every every Christ; we the Spirit into new and untried coup)# of months, with bored tor a liturgical revival. odor." Another said I was a throw- have become com- for the Holy Name recurring, appalling something ways the sake of the King- Society, having You will not wonder at me. back would Uve householder regard to the 19th century 1 re- new anew dom. done pletely crea The alternative to this penance by attending the therefore, when 1 say that I this as a plied that in the light of pres- tion Christ's life has become kind dull permissible exaggera- of change is stagnation unutterably meeting the am completely m sympathy aent tion of ' some untidinesi and day happenings . what our life; we live now, not we, and spiritual exhaustion" evening previous If you re with the Southwest ” Mturgical some what was the cooking odors can be matter with the but Christ in us To quote Frank W. hogAn. ceived between-times, you did Conference (representing eight 19th century? could have him noticed in varying degrees at I further: Cranford. so sheepishly, feeling that the UR. dioceses) which has different times and places'? people were with you recommended annoyed that the Mata in One defender Save for for the of the Kueng slowing progress of the English speaking areas be en Mas*. tirely in English A opportunitiesat Relations: Let the Anglo-Irish THINGS priest snd the peo- ARE almost incred This is ple. these hturgists ssy, speak NEW Ibly different now A few to God snd to each other whol> weeks ago, for a high school in NEWARK NOWI ly tn words they understand reunion (and don't ask how fidelity Cathartic And Immediate reaction is. 2 Entnnces long graduation I my Reappraisal? ago was!) why W. 31st St (l 32nd St) t»t 6tti l /th *.« UNION TRUrr COMPANY rxx? visited my old home town of Vender grift in western Penn- CHURCH Of ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI sylvania. northeast Pitts- Bazaar in By GARY MAC EOIN of 13S Wist 31st St., New York 1, N Y burgh CHESTER Dublin and A four day Geographically, county solution not the Eng- trol and do Sunday went to divorce, not apply morning. I bstaar. Aug. 29. is near ► Gimbels 4 Hotel Statler London not much starting arc further lish, not the Irish Nationalist, in Ireland. the parish church, St. Ger- planned at St. Lawrence's here apart than New York and not the Irish Unionist. It re- trude's, snd I am happy to re- writh booths, rides and skill Washington What PROBABLY NOWHERE MPM * really di- sulted from a series of stupidi- is port that Catholic life in that Hmi HmmK «■ i. vides games among the features. them is nearly a thou- ties snd refusals to face this re-evahiation more desir- reality. corner of the world Is no long Ike Is sand of culture conflict But able than in the where George chairmsn. years once the monstrosity UR., SETON HALL UNIVERSITY and several hundred years of came into existence, it tended the groupe representing the two religious difference. On a visit to be self-perpetuating, be- positions ere much fur- to these* two I found ther spart because of the time capitals cauae iU nature was such as them School of both buzring with the to make more bitter the al- lag resulting from the fixation Education same intellectual excitement, ready bitter relations between of position and cut-off at a Pits and both in miraculously the three parties involved. Any given historical moment. Announces agreement on what might have proposed change always finds The Irish in America played been expected to start anew two of the parties in opposition a great part In bringing into i of bitterness and the Irtth Remedial phase re- to what must appear as a vic- being Republic. They L Reading crimination. tory for the third. could today play an equally and I refer to the book “The decisive part In an emotional MRS. SMITH’S book is Great Hunger" by Cecil Wood- ap- reappraisal leading to a com- time need parently beginning to make Xjuny you cas/»(l ( ha m-Smith u best seller in pletion of the process by fac- Reading Improvement Services both English and Irish capitals, and now rapidly recognize ing facta as realistically as the that the bitterness of the becoming one in this country. past French and Germans hava a TC* for is no justification for the get It could well have an impact en- done, and for the same rea- on Anglo-Irish relations similar mity of today, that the logic sons. of School Students to that imputed by Aristotle to history and the need to sur- That Is why "The Great Elementary vive demand heroic sacrifice good drama, a cathartic Hunger" deserves to be aa reap- PERSONAL and to anew on both sides. read and 10AN prasial leading aware- widely appreciated as This ness of reality. would require a reap- it has been on the other side praisal by tha Orangemen of the Atlantic, and why 1 hope Secondary School Students ANGLO-IRISH relations con- and the Nationalists of their it will play an Important part tinue be embittered to by one mutual relations and interests In wbat Soton Hall University offers for resolving remains one sr reading program* problem the of separation as profound as that which of the basic divisions within elementary and secondary school student* during after- the six counties of northeast Adenauer and De Gaulle have the weetern alliance. When school hours at the South Ulster from the financial emergencies find you short of cash, coma to Orange Campus. historic, cul- achieved in Europe. The Trust of New - turhl and few Company Jersey office - or phone ' geographical unity What recognize, least of any Oldfield 3-4100 Applications will ba accepted until 23, which is to for a Get September the island of Ireland. all tha parties la apply loan. up to $2500. Take to 2 to Ufa IM3. Interviews themselves, up years pay. and testing will be held at the Reading The problem is not simply that the of '"“ranee Includedat no extraordinary identity & additional cost! You needn't be a depositor. Confer, located In McQuaid Hall at th# South these six counties culture Borgos Borgos Orang# are cut off, and attitude of Organe- All offices open 6 to 8 P.M. but that Monday evenings Campus. a third of their popu- men and Nationalists in Ire- Imuranct lation is under the committed, land. For further Information and/or application, devised and of all hMi please formula im- Although usually di- Jersey City contact* plemented by the British gov- vided by religion, their 're-' Hoboken $n KIARNY AVENUE The Zubko ernment In the early 19205' to Ugious and ethical attitudes Weehawken Joseph a condition of perpetual sub- and their standard* of behav- KEARNY, N. J. Union City Reading Center jugation and deprivation U ior are OIOKOI J. 10*001 Trust amazingly close. Even West New York Hall ' citizens Company Seton University rights similar to that the issues which currently di- Aum a tun m Secaucus which • WRUAM Soatb Now has been the lot of the vide Catholics and Protestants A OLACCUM of New Orange; Jersey in the southern Jersey Negro UH. in their A*** or other countries, con- WTwmm 14700 , telephone! wanted the eix- CoffOftUn Nobody flicting views about birth con- SOoth Orange 2-9000, Extension 448. 6 THE ADVOCATE August 29, 1963 Films on TV Book Review Radio Television

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' Mm lUckk'i Vmttai impriiaion of been he 10 30 a.m. (J) - Lota Op and Mre. having evidence, aa does when he MmUmti -jjfgtotyy FvtnM "Th* Chanilns Image." tear at Bins- Despite a deceptive nautical written someone inside emswnua AirmffjSkiid.Htor. by the accuse* the Apostolic Delegate u a- « •is* a.ax wrens - laeairy. Panliu ling Art Mumam. Bar ante. flavor PUJtara. Hav. Janta. imparted by hie use of where the of B. Ltayd. C.S.P. 1(30 p.m, (4) - Th. Catholic Hour, council, Kaiser, Cast. id _ attempting to halt the pub- Iloratio s',Jo ajn. WVNJ Uvlns Hnaary. SATUnDAY. lift ) an extended built Rome HwMw.r Sradda Ho: Hav. Thamaa metaphor correspondent tor Time lication of Father Scadda P. Braaaan. 10 pm. (II) Chrutoph*f.. "Thia la Kueng'a Cat* W Btark CU around the at Har 10 :JO *.m. WABC -a "Chrlallan. In a Oenltamea. launching was not to "The CKaata* Danaar HioUwlii Aetioa, Bar. John P. magatlne, allowed book, Council. Reform Paiar 11 a.m. (11l - Great Rallgkw. Lead- Peter’s barque into the be. lliJO a m. WEJtA - Hear or Cnictftad. era at Our Tima. R.v John Shaertn. deep and in this Reunion," coun- Iliaxn. WrHA - that is the modern (PM) Per Battar world, However, Kaiaer does add try. IDU (PM) - New*. Vtawa Kaiaer has put together what some detail* that Rynne over- Foundation to Back might be celled an looked or U aom. wruv (PM) - Maaa Prom ecclesiasti- waa unaware of. His KAISER WOULD have us cal Western. section the IS ttaaa Volume on Council on way news waa believe that a Pope whom he WFHA (PM) - Friendly You see, Kaiser has his Center lar Biot in. M.ry Produrttana. good handled quotes aa WFHA helps explain appar- saying "I am in B^--’^sir?vsr- till* p.m. (PM) - Our Spir LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NC) - and he l*M Mar ta Part. guys has his bad guys. ent Trip total "Oar Lady cd Good discrepancies in various charge" on one occasion was Noom Haas. Hl** 1 daaa 4 Bads* A Catholic and a Protestant And if I tell you that his reports, and readers good , ; ~ will find in fact a 'prisoner" of the widely known in American guys are the so-called M ?& &aOTrw^:2^., pro- helpful in news Curia who once ADULTS. ADOLESCENTS assessing signed an t ».m. wruv (PM) - Barred H.art journalism will go to Rome for gressive Bishops and his bad sources Prafram. once the tecood ses- Apostolic Constitution the second session of the Vati- simply t-JO WCIIS - are. 1 don’t pm. Cadwllr Hour. guys . . Aw, have sion of the council "On (tain* opens on to appease the Curialista and Human." Re». Gerald Vann. can Council under sponsorship to tell you because you already J JO p m WVBC Tha Catholic Hour. Sept. 29. then told soma I WFHA know. Bishops pri- p.m. (PM) - Mary Prodoc of the Hensley Family Founda- Sure the bad guys qmu tkma NtwwtoU* vately to pay no attention to •tajd. toMa ram, HIS MUU Scar. « WINX St Jodo tion here, to gather material are the Curiallsts. PRESENTATION on the ON Murdar p.m. Sov.na it. CAMERA-Snap the and Caputaa * wruv tPM) - A debate the goes slate Slater Cyrilla, W Ctanda HaMrca p.m. How Crurt- for a book on the Catholic, The Curialista are always on sources of rev- flod. Defects M.H.S.H., is on camera for a scene in anew color 1 wruv the bad elation is another informative such as these mar movie p.m. (PM) - OaortMown Uni- Orthodox and Protestant view- guys in popularly writ- Caul, Madam a*a wur vereMy Porum what could have been made by George A. m the council. an Pflaum, Publisher, - ten books about the Church. section, particularly so since im- Inc., Dayton. Titled T am. WWRL Hall Mary Hour. points on - Novaoa. portant contribution to an un- “The Catechist," the film is intended to JifipjwWßNX are Dale Francis, col- And he doesn't burden the reader Loy recruit CCD * They as in all Westerns the bad PaSac* Mraay. AIM prn WPUV (PM) - Pordham tar of Haatmaa Kau »ertaa. lose. with as many derstanding the council —. teachers. It debuted a Wwr.ad.l Hill lyre "Rraearrea (or Mamar. umnist for Our Sunday Viaitor at last week’s liturgical Convention Itar " guys funy theologi- Adv.Uarum UnrS Counaallnd. R»» Walter Joseph R. Thomas a Vrnaa ' Immortal and editor of the Troy. Ohio, cal Interjections of his own aa in Philadelphia. ?«l*M Ttwr Cm Haas * pat. WPUV (PM)-Utarslral Mode Hmcaaaa a, il WINS ASIDE FROM this he does In p.m _ -Two World, or Daily New*, and Dr Carlyle approach, some of the other 'ta toy TnpoO Wan. Rv» Norman J OTonnor, Ktltar lari. TUSm Pamer Kaiser has written an interest- sections. at Amta Jotta Clnaal. Her. Corn. Adams, Presbyterian minister ing but inaccurate book on the Still, he leaves himself Drama of Albany, N. Y. open Ratings MONDAY. I«PT. first session of the Second Va- 1 for criticism on many counts. r»Uo-tay are mil reuas. * w * pm. WPUV (PM) - Barred Heart »W tad wrtx ptare Pretram tican Council. At times he tt«M by lb* Unfortunately is needlessly tiWMW •* T>mrmmry at th. V,..,, Arrh- ?:IS pm WBMX Noomta. Hootenanny: - - for BORO BUSES him —andfor the publish- aa when describes crude, he TussoAv, ssrr PAMILV WitMa Tltam j Waita 0 _ er, too, I suppose it comes Sheen ss Amhan, mi Ollref p m WPUV (psifi Sarrrd Heart FROM PUBLIC SERVICE Bishop s "once popu- 1 ** *■*■*£*-’ (VMi - Barred H.art on the heels of Xavier lar television star." On jw.Uxrw M. ADULTS TERMINAL Rynne's other * pm WPUV (PM) - W.-re An - NEWARK celebrated “Letters From occasions he An CWUMMU. Human. Her. j PranXUn E»tn*. s J appears to be Evaluation r^MOau VIA AOULTf Al« CONDITION!© BUSSES Vatican WIOHSIDAV. ICPT. City." confused, ss when he ukee ■r-4 1*» MerxMgttU . 0 WPUV (PM) - Barred N J TUINPirE nniMkKM |(ew k p.m H.art are inevitable, to '-rnil 7 WSOU Comparisons the rm tPM> - Are Martas up Church's notion eg It- COTtfVRj in OBJECTIONABLE KEYPORT - J m WBOU MIDDLETOWN WILLIAM Crtl*‘» JO p (PM) - Chrtatophera. and In this ease Kaiaer self sa s By H. MOORING thsme Mat*. Umrj cornea 7 « pm WHNX _ Sorer.. perfect society. RED BANK - LONG BRANCH "sssr* 7 a p m asm; clldl - Dacr.d Heart off aecood best. The Rynne He is fair when he hardly 0 Id m WPUV (PM) _ Form, EKI. - r and and BEACH FRONTS Several mothers ssk me ins cd Mimr. Rr> by currently popular re- r.MAMVt, T^r.rv* C J MrS.tpy, tajtaa CONNECTIONS TO AU whether hootenanny folk Fi>» iu»i sing- cording artists. It Is t>m« n*w a heap Eurai* u LTmvu SHOtl POINTS MAKE ing has THURSDAY. SIP 7 I A PILGRIMAGE TO any connection more wholesome than at least and pm WPVY (PM' _ Sacred Hint LOW ! ABE'S with Red Our 7 warn.' I'M i politic* family *>*» of the films aimed at the pm TTirrehotd M for Information Saretaty CaH teenagers up their young these 7(10 waou ST. stepped days It may do Pm (PM) - Hour at Cm MArVet 2-7000 ANTHONY'S SHRINE r rtdtad. "A- stomping, when 1 asked what nothing to their arvo and Ud Valor. improve MOVIES Rn tint.* *r> KJHn MrGouaa. they thought. They are sure grades, but it 'S Cf AT will not 3r|S££s hat. j r BEAUTIFUL GRAYMOOR Ukeiy unu mm iipt.. j it m. going to be with “Hootenanny downgrade their social at paiOAv, star a

ir *' - llrart Hoot," which Sam KsUmsn Udues or ! *•* Barred GARRISON, N. Y. personal behavior Morally Lnobjectionable for * pm. ara.sx Noreaa. has just produced for MOM either Everyone sipt 7 Al* COND. °*** ta SAruaoav. lloi And If move this <£*•“■* a am srpvv rMi from Junt they'll over, “Old squares " who nightly JE? uZjmzZl pTM"*"" Sacred H.art 746 5564 Sundays 2 through October 27 I* Pm WOR Paauly Tlwatrr time lH be with them. ■* T looked down their noses at rrsi, “sjsr Webster tJ ssijL says a hootenanny rock 'n' roll g * MASSES 10:45, 11.45, 12.45 and the iwtit. can SJ'"'* 1 »35S- tTAtt means "a * thingamajig" as afford to in iswms u, Rn l BlarkfriatV join the hoot lUkI• IbWM m QtM Caatinn r-HOW well as "a of folk * w-- k— is. i meeting at - DEVOTIONS TO rnanny, least from discreet NEW YORK The Black singers, for public entertain- distance. ** Like clapping a tit- IS. * «*> l/tjr Ammtaaa friars' Guild arill interview ST. ANTHONY « ment." ac- WESTsrl SOLEMN 3 P M. “Hootenanny Hoot. 1' tle BENEDICTION tor* at 9 a m [THE “«- Sept J 5. for strikes - era** me as a theater As I see it IS mil** hootenanny is rolea in “Eternal Sabbath.” GRAYMOOR 3 north of Peekskill, N. Y on Rt. 9 et OrsaMß a "thingamajig'' with a hoot of the old style country bam play baaed on the lift of Edith WON clean entertainment in it. dance, Lnobjectionable [WAS FOR FURTHER WRITE. the modernised square for Adults, Adolescents Sfeto due Sil INFORMATION to open In mid-Octo- TECHNICOLOR It is a (act dance, the that in several community ber The cast •81 CPE ICE OPt* BAIIT FR. sing- includes three GUARDIAN, S.A., GRAYMOOR FRIARS, countries shout to song. the HCQM Tfl • 9 M go com- Negro spiritual chor- men (aged 3D40) and right RCSIWATIOM MAIL OC munist, sod ale and the GARRISON 3, N Y. fotkswging danc- school football gfc ggr vomro (»-»). ing were used to create section all a cheering rolled into 7 » OArrhon 4-3671 one Sjt.'H. tS? T*l*phon« benign cover for subversive szs'iZ'l" * SK-S? propaganda But same Of is LS- the course, there are no SSJT vs; jss WRITE FOR FREE VISITORS' DIRECTORY technique showed up in many rules against song lyrics that For LUNCHEON & DINNER European film cartoons. ought to go through the wash- Morally Unobjectionable for Adults machine instead ing of the hi ,v i > “HOOTENANNY Hoot has fi sl at»-p— sz?* AdvocateResort Section Hootenanny can run wild JThe a flimsy story line, which and die of sheer exhaustion NEW YORK bold* together tome if cultivated NEW YORK nifty or. along lively strumming, singing and danc- American SrLT E“r-£T folklore lines, can WARD AND SKELLY*S grow and Improve It can do for Adults (With to Reservations) much bring back a decent BEST PICTURE standard of musical apprecia- ***— Restaurant » ■enJSm JTtSfZSZJL? tion and respect for graceful dancing Ck~ —■ and Cocktail Lounge ‘ECHO FARM HOTEL’ OF THE among young Ameri- '££ "V «m can* I think parents and •« vim IPPER CAIRO GREENE OOI'NTT teachers should get with it Morally Objectionable in Part for Ml MT. PROSPECT AVI, NEWARK Modern Accommodations and FaclUtle* J Home Cooked Everyone K> -* OwWfta Mcm - Meals Choice ]r****'?‘ Mat * ~| Daily. Breakfast. Bacon served every morning. Swimming in our Filtered 2-acre lake with concrete beach- Rericu s b.. . . . r* m Hwn OfmiM UH aSkMtu safe for children. Children ’ l *» Irm* U I—hnh Mam Private s Playground. Recreation HalL WVrea 4 La-«re Banquet Facilities Lawn The Shuffleboard, Sports Bicycle* for hlr* delivered to Leopard (fair; aduhs) Condemned door. Churches of nearby 4 minutes to Eatt Durham. Adaptation de Lampedusa's Dw-j RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Brochure. tkuti tv rmw la Lilian >- - HUmboldt 2-5019 New T Ultra Modern Motels with Private Bath AT MX prtte-winning nov el result* in i-** twa—■« TVm w o*nc* rip. For Information or Reservations: this Call (it*, HA t-Sn M »T overlong, visually elegant or writ* Rt. 145, Catre, New Yerk film geared to the liberal lit- erati; It exaggerate* aortal U 7/: CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND contrasts, and tinea up clergy BETTER FOOD ANYWHERE! LENMOORE LODGE & MOTEL and Church on the side of IMIH stodgy, unrealistic "reaction " JOHNNY & MARGIE'S TAP HOUSE O*AR\BLV Rampage (Fair; objection- G THE la '(aacUliitaa track Dmn*r*~ able in Melodrama WEDGWOOD INN OAILY parti whose characters are a • t k FiM PM on 217 South CATERING TO PARTIES DINER* n c *m. a. v. I . at*, -iraiaae m tm cataaiai- ~» iW Street uncbeooi Cocktail* m rifT aafari. jungle . HalUa EMERALD ISLE I" N.**o»,c Pirtie* W«WU* RrcrpUoe* A American Olnaen CLUB HOUSE MorrUlomn, New Bellevue Tartan’s Three Challenges Jrrtey - OHN rvt«TD*r - Make a date for the biggeet week-end of the 111 JE 1-4411 Route *46 DEsrfisld 4-9070 year (Fair; Tartan >• Mllf (AST OT TOWN OtKN Partippany, NJ. VAkiar ad. a Aiiiavui ava. family) it hired LABOR DAY WEEK-END escort $25 UPPAA MOMTCLAI* to the chosen boy lead

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PNONB MI-44M She Missed Her Car— ’til She Saw the Garbage-Eaters ANNE MAE By BUCKLEY by as being in need here Marie observes parishes closely there and these primitive con- athletic,” the write*, “house NEWARK Is attention from Walking of specialists. the squalid living conditions of ditions do exist. . call* were a tiring chore at difficult in the hilly city In addition Marie works in the poor. first. We have to sometime* ot LaPaz, Bolivia, 12,000 feet at the of AFTER a dispensary parish "At first I refused to believe THE initial shock of climb mountains, cross river* above tea level. During her Cristo Rey. “This is an In- that what I saw was real," she the new environment, com- and stream* and at 12,000 feet first days there as a Papal dian and not do confides. parish only “But when I camo plicated by conditions of ex- above «oa level I waa breath- Volunteer nurse Marie Tuozzo I have to battle Spanish but home and looked at the gigan- treme altitude and primitive less.” of Paterson missed the com* Aymara as well," she notes. tic Andes and saw the Indian living facilities, Marie re- It gave her anew apprecia- forts of home which had in- In the parish there are house villages buried in these moun- ports that she hat adjusted tion of the nativci’ “manana” cluded her own car. • calls to be made too, and tains, I knew that 1 was really happily. "Since I’m not very approach. “After almost four But her on way to the Clinics months here I have learned Santa Isabel where she cares that ‘Easy does it.’ Nothing can for the of La Paz In the poor be hurried here; walking and out-patient department, Marie breathing must be done slowly. passes several garbage piles. 1 have adapted very well.” "Here I see the Indians and She was cheered by a visit the animals for food.” digging frotA two compatriots, Rev. she writes. “The barefoot beg- John F. Heusser and Rev. gars and the people, especially Armand Conte, priests of the the in the children, sleeping Paterson Diocese who are street make me feel ashamed. staffing a mission in nearby "And walking isn’t so bad Caranavi. after all." OF THE DOCTORS with MARIE assisted a Pater- whom she works at the “con- son doctor for 17 years before sultorio" she says, "I have making her decision, last sum- been very impressed not only mer, to devote herself to the with the selflessness with lay apostolate in Latin Amer- which these doctors donate ica. She came to La Paz last their time and talents to the April, after training at the care of the but Center of Intereultural Forma- poor, also.with the tenderness, and tion in Cuernavaca, Mexico. patience kindness with which they “With her arrival." write* treat them. It is for me a very Gennaro Auxiliary Bishop wonderful experience to be “we were able to " Prata, begin able to work with them the organization of our central With so many poor and so clinic project, one of our most many sick lining up for her important social works in the archdiocese." help, Marie laments, “There just aren't enough hours in the IN “CONSVLTORIO” " THE day But the young woman (out-patient department) which who said before she left for Marie opened at the Clinica Bolivia that she had always HOUSE CALL IN BOLIVIA -Marie Paterson in Tuozzo, nurse La Paz as a Papal Volunteer, Santa Isabel, a 50-bcd pri- enjoyed life and her career and A LOLLIPOP-AND A NEEDLE At the in Marie treats on Indian man for burns in bis mud-hut home. With her is Sister Christina vately-owned hospital. she dispensary Cristo Rey parish, La Paz, her friends and fun, says now. multiple to of the Most Blood from St. Louis. House colls foot in the assists 14 doctors who volun- prepares to give injection an Indian baby, who it receiving moral support from hit “I have never been happier precious are made on hilly " teer to treat the poor referred grandmother and from Sitter Christina. "Lollipops work here too," writes Marie. than I am here in La Paz Bolivian city and Marie withes she had more athletic ability to suitain her in the work.

Up at Six A Day With Pope Paul at Castelgandolfo

CASTELGANDOLFO. luly (NC) At 6 a m and end at 1 p m . which is his lunchtime. corner of the garden* and reads ol is not inflexible He lets each Then, after about be return* to a m the alarm clock rings in the bedroom But his schedule an hour, hi* audience take much the he work he Pope Paul VI The Pope has had four, perhap* as time as person it Itudy to until about 6 30 pm, when (i*e, hours of rest Although he is officially m teeing and the matter he is discussing teem to ha* a light dinner He watches the evening news A* result, the lunch is often on television, which otherwise does not look residence at hi* »ummer home here, he rue* require a Pope's he until 2 at Recently, be to for a workday Just at long and almost as crowd- delayed, sometimes p m. however, was persuaded Paul lunches with his two secretaries watch a television American ed s* at the Vatican Pope showing of the old over the Italian meal or some movie, " First, he goes to the prayer bench that stands usual soup "Going My Way such spaghetti, meat fish with near hi* bed He pray* briefly, then gets ready ' pasta" as or AFTER DINNER and the evening news for Mat* By 7 he is at the altar of his chapel side dishes of vegetables or salad and a dessert casts. Paul recites the with hi* his secretane*. fruit. Pope rosary sec Hu Mat* is attended by two of retaries as they walk on the terrace Then he Kcv Pa -quale- Macchl and Rev Bruno Botu THEN HE TAKES his afternoon rest of an returns to his study where he works at corres Immediately afterwards, he assuts at their hour or an hour and a half At t p m he is pondence and speeches while the phonograph Masses Tr.en with the two prietU. he recite* and up again take* a cup of coffee with hi* plays symphonic music the first part of the bre* lary secretane* Thu the time he U> read At 11 is reserves p m he is (Hire more in the chapel the Ouervatorr with his of AT 5.45 he breakfasts still with hi* two sec Vatican City daily newspaper, L secretaries to recite the last hour he the retane* 7 tie breakfast l» the usual continental Koir..ao Then and hi* seervtane* go to bresiary, comptine After remaining in the coffee with milk chapel to recite the breviary hour* of Terre. chapel alone Jor he cne. bread and liberally diluted pnsate prayer, returns his While dining, the Pope glances through the morn Seat. None and Vesper* again to study where he works until 1 or 2 and comments the st Castelgandolfo. he takes a walk mg newspaper* exchanges on Usually, a rn his new* with hi* two companions in the gardens with two secretanes. Some- Then to bed with the clock set for 6am and he At 9 Pope Paul is in his private office at times is Joined by his fnend. Dr. Emilio just as It was uhrn he- was Msgr Montim. the work Usually hi* meetings with officials of Uooomelli. director of the pontifical villas. official of the Papal Secretariat of State, or Church and Male are arranged to begin at 10 After Um walk, lb* Page sits in some quiet Cardinal Monism, Archbishop ot Milan

AT SOTTO II MONTI-So- To Mass by lias verio Roocolli, (center) bro- ther of Pope John, greets the Leo farnily of Nutley in front of the house Started With a Feast where It Wedding Ik*Advocate SETON HALL the Lete Pontiff wot born. Sunday William F Furiong. pastor Then Mary GiUen The Leo's, recently returned ELIZABETH—Every parishioner marnmg something happen* at Bui the Acme supermarkel a gave Msgr Furlong another 7 August 29, 1963 UNIVERSITY from a family tour of Eu- St Mary’s parish which re- few block* away has a large idea Why not extend the bus rope, ore, from left. Mary ralU the Parable king who lot. which rest* on Sunday service to inhabitants of the Lucia, 13; Anne. 14; Frank sent out to the highways sod That is. it used to have a day new J William Farley Tow COEDUCATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE M. Leo Sr., Frank Jr., 10. and byways to bring go eats to his of real, until the management ers, an apartment bouse for 6 front George, (in of Mr. wedding (east offered it to Mats goers senior citizen*’ This time the DEGREE PROGRAMS Roncalli); Mr. Leo with Lisa invitation writ by letter—to The pastor srnds a bus to t Now an Sunday morning, all I I Aileen. 8; Patricia, 11; Kath- supermarket to bnng parish morning, the passenger bus every Fariey Towers resident leen, and that The response called for a LATE AFTERNOON. EVENING 18, Theodore, 17 loners to Mass The bus even Msgr Furtong hires lor slight re routing of the shuttle AND SATURDAY CUSSES pick* up irnn? Mass goers at $33 shuttle* between the super- their front door market and the church, delis bus Now « begins its trip IS minute* before time • Book Barrow ertng people from their parked Mas* m OHESTOP ST. MARY’S (root of the apartment, then FALL SEMESTER BEGINS squeezed into cars to five Masses to the heart of this city, ha* no Everyone thought the shut proceeds the supermarket, SEPTEMBER 12th then to Sells Truth parking lot. explain* Msgr tie service was s fine idea on the church REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 4-11th Select your Area of Interest In Mid-City Jail Chapel from the following Programs: BAHKIHG Nte Irttan Uhu| malm IW4 W>uk »We athritg It MfcleUe: PHILADELPHIA - "Aren t To Be Built (» Urn* Onif tint (X) UmH Catlett. IT) you embarrassed Mm H«U Mum. talking about God in the middle of Broad St?" With THE COLLEGE OF ADULT EDUCATION COURSES The question waa addressed Samps SAVINGS ARTS AND SCIENCES to a Legion of Mary member Special Courxei in ftneark Only NAFANOCH. N Y - Ground Asian Studlei (S) by a woman passing by the for Ox* ft on. Matriculated Student was brokrn last week for a Biology (SN) book barrow at Broad and prison being built, in (SNP) Chestnut chapel ChMnutnr Typewriting Sts. The “downtown Communication Arts (SUP) large part, by trading stamp* CHECKING Stenography 1 legionary" stationed there to English (SNP)/History So far about 00,000 books of tod Sinography 11 dispense Catholic information Political SdMca (SMP) stamps have been sent to Rev Adrtnctd to all Modern Languages SUnogrsphy inquirers has had 10 Matthew J Killion. Catholic (SMP) Executive Secrttarial Trtlni months to get over Mathematic* (SIP) sny initial at Legal Secretarial Training chaplain Eastern Correc- feelings of embarrassment " LOANS Philosophy (SIP) Introductory English tional Institution here. The Psychology (SIP) Eltmtnttry goal, in what is described Physics Algtbrt as (SN) DURING THAT time mem Thtology Tht Chrntisn the largest trading stamp col- Socioioo (SN) her* of the Catholic Passover Informa- lection drive, is 100.000 books. Theology (SNP) Contemporary Amtrlctn tion Center s Legion of Mary Auxiliary Bishop John J SAFE DEPOSIT Philosophy who man the portable book Psychology In tht and Maguire, vicar general of the pamphlet rack report SCHOOL OF NURSING Modern World New York Archdiocese, offi 1,260 conversations with pas Counts for (ht LJUnry Classics tnd tht elated at the ground breaking Hospital Gnduit* (N) Modern World sersby, including 783 Catho- lics for the chapel, to be known as and 581 non Catholics of MANY OTHERS St. Jude Within the Walls. varying shades of belie# and disbelief Father Killion hailed the THE SCHOOL OF event as that SCHOOL OF EDUCATION They report that their "cus- "living proof BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Gtntral Professional there is a great deal of good tomers" include the curious, Accounting (SNP) Education (NP) in these men who have work- the troubled, and many sin- Economics (SNP) Elementary Education ed hard to (NP) interested so get their own Fliunet (SNP) cerely Inquirers. Haalth, Phys. Education chapel," adding that the re- Fewer than 1% have been BANK Mtntftmtnl (SNP) and Ricrtation (N) to the for hostile, sponse appeal Marketing (SNP) . Secondary Education (NP) they say. They at- stamps "proves to us that men tribute this climate of good will in prison arc not really ‘for- to the spirit a# ecumen- For Further IF rile ism gotten men'." Information or Catalog fostered by the late Pope John. About 100 different varieties or Telephone the Registrar Some expross pleasant Do all your banking conveniently under one roof at of trading stamps have been surprise that Catholics are The Campers Satan Hill Petersen FIRST NATIONAL! Enjoy the many advantages Uatwesity CtUtgt donated. Some will be re- South utilizing a “street corner tpos- Ortnga 31 Clinton SL 151 Ellison St offered a Full Service where find the •tolate" deemed for cash toward the by Bank, you'll SO 2 9000 Ntwark Peterson usually associated with 8150,000 cost of the chapel, and answer to all and business Ml 2 BSOO LA 5 3425 pentccostal sects. your family banking needs. others will be Questions range from the exchanged for Catholic such commodities as position on birth con- bricks, nails, and trol to the nature and value lumber. TUB of confeeeion, with a high per- Priest Wills $6,000 FIRSTTl"NATIONAL RANK centage concerning Mary. The legionaries do CITY not To U.S. Government OF JERSEY alwsya wait for inquirer* to jj FED AUNG PRELATE -With the cheers of approach them. Window some SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NC) Stop- • Ndnrol Imm and 12,000 children urging him on, Paul-Emile Cardinal A Mirat«n f«**>•! D«»»li Iwnm Conrarart— Srii.ra pers others in no appar- r- Spanish-born priest be- Leger of Montreal takes his ent hurry «ro often greeted. flret bicycle ride In 30 queathed 86,000 to the U.S. Mala Office: 1 ExchangePlace, JerseyCity we talk years. The Cardinal "May with you foTa "tested" the first of 32 bikes Government as an expression few o( for his ... Ml II attwr itlkii la Jtmy City, Hobokw, momenta? We are Catho- awarded to children at annual Parks Department appreciation Ameri- de" and W«t Ntw Ywfc, HvriMH md Kurny members of the Le- clinic on St. Helen's Island. can clUxenahip. of Rev. gion Mary. . Jeeua de Corcuera, 68, died last March 8. 8 THEADVOCATE August 29, 1963 84 Candidates Advance as Sisters of Charity CONVENT Thirty-nine City; Jane Henry Dernoga, Gregory Walsh, Newark; Christopher Ann York postulants and 45 novices ad- Edison, and Marie Aloysius James Magdalen, East Or- Kearny; Edward Maura Domi- vanced as Sisters of Charity Caulfield, East Orange; ange, and Donna Marie Wes- gan, Boston, Mils.; Agnes Jo- thia week in Holy Family Fourth row: Sisters Mery ley, St. Thomas, Virgin Is- seph Godri, Wayne, and Ellen at the motherhouse lands. Chapel Louise Marinucd, Somerset; Jude Favatn, CUffside Park; here. Marion Benedict Houghton, Sixth row: Sisters Kathleen The received NEW SISTERS with Bishop postulants the South Orange; James Virginia Raymond Navagh (top photo right) are, Franz, Kearny; habit and white veil Aug. 21, Lynch, Bloomfield; Katherine Carol left to first row: Sisters Christopher Williams, K«v. John P. McHugh, direc- West Or- right, Raymond Strong, Glen Ridge; Ann Kathryn O’- tor of De Paul Diocesan Ann Immaculate McGovern, High ange, and Bernadette de Rourke, South Orange; Mau- Wayne, presided and delivered Paul Spring Lake; John Winifred West Hemp- reen Anne Crowley, Moore, Newark; Margaret Corcoran, Teaneck, Wayne, presided and spoke. stead, Long Island, N.Y; James and and Eileen Christopher Ma- First vows McCabe, Newark, were pronounced Fifth row: Sisters Maria Jersey Maureen Elizabeth O'Keefe, gee, City; Aug. 22 at the profession cere- John McAndrew, New Bruns- also held in Pompton Lakes; mony Holy Family wick; Mary Stephen Scaipulla, SEVENTH ROW: Sisters James J. Second row: Sisters Rose- Chapel. Bishop Falrview; Mary de Montfort Loretta Thomas HoUeran, Irv- Navagh of Paterson mary Smith, Plainfield; presided McDonough, Union City; David ington; Thomas Thcrese Jor- and spoke. Mary Jacqueline Collins, Mont- Sc ton Swtney, Jersey City, and dan, Hoboken; Maria Mark clair; Thomas James Cor- Kathleen Makllnl, Sad- Harth, Wechawken, and Jo- NEW NOVICES (bottom Roger rigan, Jersey City; Ellen dle William Haw- photo right) left to Brook; David Cranston, R. seph Standacrt, are, right: Sturn, 1., thorne; first row: Sisters Marie James SIXTH ROW: Slaters Dor- and Virginia Anne McCarthy, Michael Eighth row: Sisters Polieastro, Newark; othy Jean Hagberg, Dedham, Hoboken; George Concetta Marie River Lepre, Ridgefield Mass.; Marie Catherine Mc- Third row: Sisters Cathleen Hudson, Edge; Father Joann Maureen Thie. Park; McHugh; Sisters Cann, Newark; Eileen Leo Me- John Walsh, Wayne; Laura Pompton John Lakes; Frances Daniel Anne D’Ambrosio, Pater- Garry. Maplewood; Julia The- Bernard McGill, North Hale- Mc- and John West Ruth son, CarolynO’Brien, rese Stremme, Hoboken, and don; Jane Agnes Layland, Laughlin, Orange; New Edward Wal- Milford; Carol Patricia Johnston, East Newark; Anthony Cecilia Dil- Durfec, Tenafly; ter Elizabeth Second row: Sisters William Orange; lon. Hastings, Pa., and Bar- Casier, Hoboken, SISTERS OR at Convent Station with 45 new Sisters of bara Marita Mont- and Stephen Maureen Holland, CHARITY-Bishop Navagh poses Charity. Margaret Mahan, Jersey City; Seventh row: Sisters David Brownlee, clair; Nutiey; Kathleen Vincent Sharrock, Thcrese Conroy, Jersey City; Jersey City; Claire Virginia Ann Patrick Fay, Montclair; FOURTH ROW: Sisters Rob- Ninth row: Sisters John Nobile, North Anne Plainfield; Christine Maria Bergmann, ert Ellen McLean, Hoboken; Bernadette Bergmsnn, Totowa; Quote Grace White, Sea and Girt, Totowa; Basil Joseph Burgess, Joseph Louise Mayers, Pines John Madeline Kelly, Dor- Week Vincent Marie New- Of the Donoghue, Brooklyn. N.Y., and Eliza- Lakes; William Josephine Mor- chester. Maas.; Eliisbeth Ed- ark; beth Kathleen Manning, Jer- rissey, Belleville; Mary Ralph ward Wall, Arlington; Alice “It is the unusual woman Third Sisters row: Therese sey City; Orlando, Elizabeth, and Nicho- Charles Evans. Jamaica Plain. who doesn't want to get Thomas Keary, Wal- Sisters Joanne Newark; Eighth row: las Irene Franks. Newark, Mass.; Vincent Louis Hucther. married and have a family. ter Marie Marie Breakcy, Paterson; Reynolds, Hoboken; Ann Fifth row: Sisters Peter Nixon, and John Seton Nelson. This is Just about every Maria Thomas Foley, Jersey Louis Jozwiak, Newark; Jane Margaret Walsh, Elizabeth; Emerson. woman's goal in life, wheth- er she goes to college or not Cotlegc doe* not create the desire for marriage al though tt may be a mean* of fulfilling it." "Someone once laid a man is educated to do a

better }ob while a woman is educated to be a better person." Rosalie Par

rino, dr in of women, Loy- ola University.

Honor Author

CHARITY NOVICES Father is above with 39 new Sisters of novices. In Elizabeth McHugh Charity

ELIZABETH - Sister M Cecilia. FS* S . author of North Date Book "The Deliverance of Suter Ce- Jersey

cilia" will be honored at a re- I m WmM— r«C*lt*4 hr '4 K H erf IN# eeet Our Lady of ATsitation Rosary. Paramus W w%a to IKIMiH MI ito ;>m Kto u» ception Au* SO st 7 4i p m in m to tort? 4mAim Chanty festival. Bergen Mall St Joseph's Kail, here The MAm? rkwnn te reii wee «rf (Ju« SEPT. • W# toto tto tofto erf tto epeeAer m uj >. MONDAY. program It open to the public UfH. to 4 tto mm trf tto (towt League of St. Mary's Hospital, Orange Meet- and ts sponsored by "Friend* TUESDAY, REFT. 1 CHRISTIAN 8 Nurses' Educational CHARITIES-Above are In and Mendham. ing. 30. Building, Mary participants reception profession ceremonies in Elizabeth. N J St. Jeteeh'* Rosary, Maplewood Merlins. E McCann. Mrs Daniel Deeney. chairmen. Sister Cecilia'* book deal* hall, 8 >0; Mrs. E. Fntxen, chairman $l. Thomas the Apostle Rosary, Bloomfield with her escape from s com Aisumptiaw Rosary, Morristown Meeting. 8 Ceremonies 20 Held Meeting following Bpm novena, auditorium; in Mendham munltt country Her crime pm. chotr room. for Religious Marie Rieper. speaker. was in helping other* to e*cape WEDNESDAY, SEPT 4 MENDHAM—Twenty women Evi TUESDAY. SEPT. 10 Arnold. Reading. Pa . Sis- Chatham, and Stater M An- Sister M Jacquehae Boom*. St. Thereaa Rosary, Ktaiiworth Meeting. 8 advanced as Sisters of Chris- ter Louis tooiu St. Joseph's Rosary, Hoboken I Mane Mick, Wll- Miller. Philadelphia. Newberry. Ps ; also Sister M p m., auditorium; Frank W Hogan and James Meeting. tian 20 and 21 at Pa. Mother M Vir- hall, Mrs Louise Mongiello, chair- Charity Aug bamsport. Thomasine Smith. Conewago. DEADLINE S. Wilson, speakers on race question. pm. Malhackrodt Convent here gin*: Bishop Navagh; StsUr THIRD P» man. ROW Sister M. ; Stater M Alice Betsy o, THURSDAY. SEPT. J All new* for the woman * Bishop Navagh as M Rosalita Gicoiec. WiHiamt presided There**** Fahey, SwoyemUe. Haslet on. Sister Oar Meeting. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11 Mary muil Frt Lady af Valley Rosary, Wayne 12 received the habit and sport, and Stater Mary Martha page be in by Pa.; Sister M. Amata Curran. Leonard Cooke. room; Paul Cavaliere. Cesitral Auxiliary Holy Name Teaneck Philadelphia, Aug. 30 for the Sept 1)0, multipurpose Hospital, white veil 20 and day. Aug eight Garzoo. New York. N.Y.; Norristown, Pa; Sister M. and Sister M Francina wills. Executive meeting. 1 regular meet- Ippo- 5 issue. speaker on pm. ftrst vows 21 pronounced Aug Psula Gerber. William llto. 1 Marian Second row. Sister M Susan sport. Rockaway SATURDAY, SEPT. T ing. 45, Auditorium. PICTURED ABOVE in usual Repanshek, Hazleton, Pa.; Sta- order are: first row Sister M. ter M Annetta Barker, Se- Was cane. Pa.; Sister M Norbert Thinking ... Vows in N.Y. Harig, PotUville, Pa ; Slater 13 Take M Robert Atntley, Philadel- PEEKSKJLL, NY- Tlur ALSO, Anne Carlooe now phia. Pa ; Sister M. Judith He Sends ‘I Remember Sister Anne Matthew, Unexcelled teen North Jersey women ad- Mary' Riair. Williamsport; Sister M Strength: vanced Franciscan Sisters 1-ittle Falls. Antoinette Varone Maunce Ward. Greenville, N. as Thomas for QUALITY! C.; Sister M DeSalea Tonero. in ceremonies at St. Margaret now Sister Mary Anne. God Not to Tears' ot Cortooa Chapel here Six Engelwood. and Helen Wacker Mind received the community's ha now Sister Mary Giles, Ridge- WEBCO PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Asking My bit and became novices and held Park. "SQUIRE” UNIFORM SHOES By RUTH W. REILLY seven professed vows Those pforesslng first vows The new novices are Pat are Sister Mar> Kenneth. Sis- STEREO HI-FI The I received a was I NORMAL CORRECTIVE other day "special" that he did not MULL never be able to will be a long tins before he & ncia Daly now Sister Mary ter Mary Eirrn and Sister Ei- TAPE letter talk. He RECORDER from a reader telling was only 3 years old thank the people at Woodbine will be at least like he was Peter Damian and Maureen leen l Sis- CNiitna't Mane, nion City, me about little when her son. a vie one psychiatrist bluntly enough for their care of my before." I of Walter Ruth and mi in FIT thought McOowan now Sister Mary ter Mary Sifter ttm of cerebral ‘tie was told us that he wai subnormal and other* like him Their* SMOIS palsy, ■eo VUitlnc Walter that (lay I Aidan, both East Paterson. Mary Matthew Ridgefield so hard to care for and 1 was and would never advance be- is a special vocation, requiring was tremendously aware of Mary Margaret Palladino now Park; Sister Mary Agnes. oora«t» so and 1 for upset prayed yond a mentality of 12 months. great and selflessness Sister Cliflside Out MffOMUIH patience Chrut suffering, here and now, Joseph Mao. Pater Park, and Sister peace Instead he got a con- Some time later a second If did not fount uo psy- they truly love their in this innocent member of His son Mary Asila. Rutherford Ko, Muriel root a vulsion and was seriously ill chiatrist assured us that he would not ckIM "Mftxl fit • work, they be there Mystical Body I know that ■ritk (o«f«>t for week in the was his mar a hospital. mentally alert; prob- Walter hat never progressed from his a*«Mi il llKt suffering great graces Now he is home, but it will lem was deafness He hst n tMiri n.-o two pleasure* He loves flow, and I know with absolute NOW . . . , J MM «« tltt be a before he will >T long time A work-up at the Neurologi- to eat. and be loves to be out CaMT -'U* tw *;.o act«t >( to certainty that Walter will ful- »wtfr- be at least lika he be- '*n«l cl No- Imaawict. Don had visited my "little boy," was subnormal. »„p«»i».©n He has not been out of doors a special and unique plan for now in his 20t, at the Ancora As he older ha grew re- each human being In order to since the day of his admission I®’ State Hospital. ran peatedly away. He At first he seemed to find the peace and happiness thrive, Call 377-7100 resented the freedom of his all must MY SON was a placenta but then he began biting him we seek, each of us brothers younger and sisters. ■ ealiie this and do our best to BERNARD M. previa birth. Our dortor re- self again. One visiting day 1 Most were neighbors more found he live to God's for us, joiced with us that he was had been transferred up plan me than kind, but ooa canvassed moment moment, DEGNAN normal, for many such babies to their Infirmary. He had bit by as our REALTORS INSURORS the block for signature* to a life unfolds. are born dead and of those ten hit toogue raw. Now he petition asking to have "some- who survive many are sub- could not eat. 1 talk to Walter 1 say to my reader what I thing done" about him and the normal. The birth of this first as 1 would know to be God to a baby; he it a true. will nuisance ef his sing-tong noise. son was a high spot of hap- baby in the ditguite of a man never send trials without giv- HOMES! piness 1 shall never forget. That day he swallowed six more and strength FINALLY there came that ing grace When sell in He and ounces of milk for a ma than need to' us buy or . . , me. we you developed normally awful ache of a day when, for carry WEST ORANGE • SOUTH ORANGE • LIVINGSTON the first hint of jor He has through them. dis- something hit own happiness and well triumph. improved Fight yoikmfM MAPLEWOOD • MILLBURN • SHORT HILLS slowly tinea then and ahould couragement and always re- being, we entered him at the • ORANGE EAST ORANGE be to Woodbine member that God loves • If children need. State Colony at Woodbine. We returning soon. you your and your son with an everlast- Consult DEGNAN! had six other children by then Ridgedale Ave., Florham Park. N. J., between South Orange A»e and Rt.lO WHEN MY reader laid: "It ing Love. and I remember tears 331 MAIN ST., WEST ORANGE DA 5 ISM my BVICK splaatolng Into the rinse water And Mmptowoud as I did the waah that evening. Safa In the basement, where none could see, I wept my YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE 101 heart out. '/ I remember asking God not to mind my tears, for I OLD TO BE knew Walter was part of His WISE, SCIENTIFIC plan for us. I lifted Walter and my aching heart to Him, and IS BAYS via SHOE FITTERS begged His help. BUT IT HELPS... JUMKORTIO TOURS PMIM DtWMINO SAYS THE WISE OLD OWL WlKtr^iviiT’fAtuilD'" A Wedding Reception W* or* OLD In and IT experience HELPS us In procuring the finest in ■ , Tolophono for... *•»» ««j »n>i. .H linoleum and carpeting that manufacturers We feel we are SHOP produce. 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• DImHM IIMMt Mwil SSS3S&S n» *• m> ■■> lin tmtmm • luwHw Cultln* tSSSSm.M. LINOLEUM & CARPET FACTORY OUTLET - IN CALOWIU. 343 BloomfUld Av*. Nlll IrMlI CwMWltlM FAIR DEALING - EXPERT SERVICE -LOW PRICES - CONTINUOUSLY SINCE CA 6-3404 1916 IN NEWARK IN ■ Um Imull Av#. Putin* Lot Oldfield 3-0100 SPRINGFIELD IN ASBURY PARK IN NEWARK IN KNVIUE . 1 IN BLOOMPINLD - Rt M StrissttaM, SR HIM An*el* eirfcine (nee* 574 Bloomftold Av*. A M Op«n Mon. la FH. 9 A. M. t* Nil to D*nvl|.. PI 3rt 6 P , S P M S*t. S A.M. to S P.M. I 3-2722 tsSfe A M. |« S r.M. nngun *wwa T-HE-A-P-V OCA T E 9 Since We First the Opened Typewriter ... JUNE DWYER By that has sprung up sines we Baby Meg end Timmy and schools. first Michael had just started to opened the typewriter at Marty. She came aa a mascot We met boyi and glrU from the ■mile when I came into the Young Advocate Club. and a guardian-angel to guide all over North»Jersey who Advocate Club head- Young HERE AT CLUB us as we grow. She’s done posed as aalnts for us a few for the first time. He headquar- quarters some years ago. We talked to aome ters we have done some learn- pretty funny things. Was the first nephew and very, Our feature editor children ing and growing too like still says Hungarian Just escap- very special. Michael and his team. that Addle was In her suit- ing from communism, watched Now Michael Is into when going We have heard from thou- case she went on the as a young man in Montclair the second grsde snd is the raised sands and thousands of pilgrimage to Europe and each thousands of dollars for of other boys klng-ptn 10 “very and year In October Addle insists the Tom girls from all over North Dooley Foundation, special" nieces and nephews that the whole staff must at- saw children and parents get Jersey. Some of you have even who range in age from tend her to shared your wishes to the birthday party! together start a library in Georgia, who was born In Ger- Sparta, and met civics Christ Child on clubs Christmas, WEVE MET some many and who starts school love of you In in Paterson and your for your parents, Jersey City with some of in person, too. There was you Septem- your dreams for the Joey, that had won national honors. future, the concert who ber, to Baby Meg, who was pianist gave your poetic thoughts. These a benefit for the Mt. Carmel YES, WE’VE all learned born in Portland, Ore., In May. have a things helped us to grow lot and Now we have Glnny Anne, Guild in Carnegie Hall; the we’ve all grown. And to love Christmas more, to have Colleen, Terry and June, all deaf Boy Scout from St. we a world of learning be more grateful for Mom and 4; Jimmy, Roonle and Aloysius, Caldwell; the blind and a life of growing still Mark, Dad, to dare to keep dream- all at the altar boy from St. Margaret’s ahead of us. devilish ages, snd ing, to find beauty in each Little the from Michael, ths babies, Timmy, Mark snd day. Ferry; boys Addie, Ginny Anne, That’s the little St. Ann's, Newark, who used Joey. Young Advocates, FIUPPINI Boland Is shown above Meg. family Addle came to life too, like NOVICES-Archbishop The Advocate each week in Georgie we’re better for with 22 young women who received the habit Flippinl school and proved to us that having*known each and at Villa Walsh, every Morristown, Aug. 25. we should offer it to other one of you.

Filippini Ceremony for From Slave to Ideal

PIERRE TOUSSAINT, PIO- a sacred trust. When Mr. NEER IN BROTHERHOOD, Berard died and the planta- 22 19 Elizabeth Novices, Sisters by Arthur and Shee- tion was lost, Pierre became han; illustrated by Salem a hairdresser to support the MORRISTOWN - The Re- Farnham, Mary Ellen Wil- Tamer. Kenedy. 189 pages. household. Teachers held 82.50. ligious Filippini helm, Patricia Grimes, Eliza- Unknown to all. he was the investiture and oblation cere- beth Capelli, Mary Ann Can- This book couldn't be more sole contributor. His customers monies at Villa Walsh 25 It deals with Aug. tore, Mary Greenawaet, Lor- timely. a Negro increased and so did his sal- for 22 who received the habit raine Diorio. Gertrude Linzey who was driven from the ary. but Pierre would take and 19 who professed first and Leona Pompeo; Dominican Republic with his nothing himself. Instead, he Boland owners s revolt of the vows. Archbishop pre- Third row, Sisters Mary during bought freedom for the other sided. Jane natives and who Doctcur, Patricia Martin, literally sup- slaves (including his sister) ported the whites while The novices (top photo) are Mary Carter, Mary Erath, they and gave money to refugees lived in in left to right: first row, Sisters Marytheresa Shott. Nancy refuge New York from Haiti. Joyce Roche, Brunilida Wolf, Lucille Pczilo, Jane City THE AUTHORS have colored Mother Carolina FelU and Raffaela Calabrese. The period U the exciting Ramos, the material with warmth and Jooata, time around the American and M.P.F., provincial; reality. There is THE NEWLY Sis- French The excitement Archbishop Boland, Sister professed revolutions. au- ters (bottom in the era and a message for Vanda Emiliani. M photo) are, .In thors take full advantage of it P.F., the reader who realize* usual order: Sisters Angela without being melodramatic. that mother mistress; Sisters Cath- Pierre Toussaint is indeed an erine Vetter and Taylor, Dorothy Toussaint, Margaret is ideal of the Mother Carolina Jooata, Arct*- PIERRE, s slave, an Negro race which Franiese; is still to bishop Boland. Sister Vands FILIPPINISISTERS-Nineteen new Sitters are pictured outstanding hero m the true trying find freedom tradition of over 150 SECOND row, Sisters Jeanne Emiliani (mistress). Sisteis above with Archbishop Boland. American litera- years later. ture He is It is excellent Maria AUtegro and Martha strong and loyal, reading Young. 50 Years Our Lord use* every mean* to develop June Dwyer Serving, hi* intelligence, yet ha* the Second row. Sisters EUa Mae DENVILLE Mother * BONDS Mary Baptists Rcdel celebrated humble dignity that makes Th * •"*» «s»»awrant McDonald. Marianne Mc- In Pii ir|n her golden jubilee as a member of the of the even the high born *eek hi* '* Duncan Hints o Cann. Josephine Aparo, Carole Congregation Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother at Mater Dolorosa guidance Insurance DorseU, Convent Rosemary Teti. Pat- here 11. Aug. When he wa» sect a* the ricia Marks, and Arlene * Papa; The Mass of Thanksgiving and protector of Mrs Berard Third reception were attended to row, Sisters £leanor by As Mother reUfioui Mary Baptists put it. it was a day America. Pierre considered it Leone, Carol Rufo, Joan Agli, to " be spent “just with our own community Judith Consent:no, Elizabeth cturanru rooe CCU&fc* Jean Takacs. Edna MOTHER Bsptists. who Pescatore, entered the order April 23, 1913. Ann lannone, RESTAURANT Mary and Sister in Vienna, Austria, was assigned to the motherhouse In Rome Skomm’b or ■*••*«» Catherine Amato for a short time before coming to the U V* S »r Barrs Kins her °Pn 7 Days All professed Sisters During 50 years she has served as a nurse a W M k* MA 2-0300 may practical £u*uJi*a* S L vnchstn Hnras ||.J use M P.F both tn Wisconsin and New During at after their religious Jersey her 274 years •O PARK AVtNUK Cxktaiia t«r a*tsuperior MU 4.7JM Hamilton St. . MU 4-4198 on Commenting her years in the order she said: “It la a thing the Lord very happy gave me the grace lo work ao long for the interest of the community 1 hase derived great • TMI MOOttN All CONDITIONS satisfaction from it"

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•"i nrticU con bt found. Official New 1964 SETON HALL Symbol, Jersey Tercentenary, 1. Anew provinctalate for the UNIVERSITY Fathers of the Society of African Missions will be built School of Education NEW JERSEY in (a) Newark PATERSON READING CENTER (b) Tenafly PURPOSE 10641 (c) Union City oldin 2. Because Marie Tuozzo Is ...willbe3ooyears To provide extra help and not athletic special Instruction for she had difficulty who .tudent. have roodlng and (a) Playing basketball problem, those who desire to improve thoir in 1664 when Lord (b) Visiting the tick reading ability. Since that day John Berkeley PLACE Saint or Square? Upset Creates Three-Way Snarl What's Your Choice NEWARK St. Thomas the ST. ANTONINUS moved the final two weeks of Apostle action (Bloomfield) crushed into a tic for first with a for- have been cancelled in the REV. JOSEPH T. Sacred Heart Cathedral. 9-1. feit win By McGLOIN, S.J. against. St. Francis Junior League. Two Aug. 25 at Branch Brook Ex- Xavier important Thera are aome words which purpose of creation there (Newark). first round games will be to, tension field to create a three- St. make us tremble If we aUow God. Benedict's kept its title made up with St Benedict's way fie for first in the them to penetrate our place hopes alive with a 13-9 win meeting Sacred Heart Cathe- coo- A SAINT, you’ll discover if second half standings of the St. Rose of eciousoeee—like "atom bomb." over Lima (New- dral Sept. 8 and St. Antoninus you take the trouble to find it Essex CYO Junior There's one word, though, that County ark). Sept. IS. out, to one who sayi the League. frightens us Ed bested only because we and Dennis Sasso Grilling Ray let Morning Offering lives it. hurled a three- Walsh for THE SECOND-ROUND In- don't it penetrate our coo- the victory, aided Ho'a one who isn't Just hitter to pull St. Thomas into termediate edoueneea trying by Joe Poth's double and race was thrown "sanctity." to be pious when he a tie saya, I with Sacred Heart Cathe- three into confusion when St Cath- Now don’t nufa off before singles which scored offer all my prayers, works, dral and St. Antoninus (New- erine’s your consciousness four runs. Ken Marcel had (Cedar Grove) upset gets pene- Joys snd of this ark). He fanned St. trated. sufferings day, 10 batters four hits for St. Rose. Rose of Lima, S-5. This This word is worth ex- in union with the while his Holy Sacri- mates collected nine St. created a possible tie for first amining. Joseph's (East Orange) fice of the Mass. hits off losing Ed between St. Rose pitcher took a forfeit decision from and St. With Cilento. Bob Generio FIRST, RECALL a concept of sanctity clouted a St. Francis. something Philomena's (Livingston). like this, you'll to under- two-run homer for the win- St. Francis you've been told in Scripture: begin Because of a conflict with stands one- stand there ners. This to the will of God, why are saints—- schoolboy football half game behind and must your practice. sanctification.” If it’s the even the canonized types—of make up a rained-out game will of God—even every variety and from with Sacred Heart (Vails- though it also every walk of life. •corns revolting—you'd better burg). the "most Met' award from look into it There are some saints who PET MET-Duke Snider isshown receiving popular the Don Schneider hurled St. Cathode Youth of New York were far from Organization from Rev. John N. Next wash a few of being intellec- Brooks, assistant di- Catherine's to its win. sparked the rector of the New York CYO. Two tual giants, all the from young Albano and Steve Benton by Jim Robinson's game-win- phoney ideas about sanctity way numbers-Joseph Peter and Philip and moat of —helped make the presentation. ning three-run homer in the out of your mind. Maybe the other Thomas The counselors immediately V Unte Heart ran CRANFORD - Penalties t^ 1 ] Aquinas and then there were sored, the W'oodsiders, sv> Saaa • MMak IF YOU SCRATCH the sur- is pri distributed life jackets, and * *•■» * doctors like St. came often and to everyone manly riuana'i ])a ,K face of a saint, find Luke, lawyers a group which former made ail the campers hang on ftaa -»;k >rj unoM cc C»to<*.*m t e «ii »fn of 1/rQ 'i C>4ldro« 0«d T ##n Aotri 'Pi t At • ItKdtnut Hr Work- rt, *1 « x' Rockleigh • r*9 OirH "•Vrr 11.t r V% rito VooUea DimtrfM » • It - I >> «, ROCKLEINGH A horte 14) Wo»t Ufh Ifroof. N Y 11. N Y. ifin— . th m»M mrnH »how. *pnn*orrd by the To!oR»to«* CHolooo ) 1140 A»W " I , I || M«mi • II Fncod* of St Jowph'i Village « «;*ii4 " I held MM or a *ir *' •>IW _ here, will be Sept 29 on Th n to tnrofl purwfl toM m Hi * .-t ,0r bfcc J r._ *4*j lu the Tillage ground* at 9 am to ore *1 ? i Un Tbe »how, which ha* been r i; 1 •*' '** 4 u-cqm C V 11 1 “I held annually for the part five Cjn * l* r foi < f m, ‘f year*, a mean* of raising fund* for the operation of the •Hjf * *ts village which care* for 200 f’.'.i »CT' ' ,i , and rfo >!*»0 M M Wl »-«%* irphani dependent chil- y» QUIET ****o r >1 H^wW wc dren PJ. . 1 n li ' ' I ' Rivelleie of North- Iri'-Srfttt* bound crrtifeatr maled Luncdatitf rhorv t* row uhm 1 * vale t* chairman t* 1 r< nr and i‘ . ;c ,r CKTOtUtT orrums. ■ «N ni < IV 14. i! »> I •'rr,.. n powtum. moonoiw. muib«ship ... uoo J JJ*»Rr4 -»btrth. ’ :• ■t* ’Hr*,, "* *O/ •txi Ip i L i*». FIAHCtSCAN MISSIONARY UNION biq.,iW .. U4* SETON 135 WIST list STBIET, KtW YORK 1. 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DIRECTOR ol VOCATIONS FianclaCM Fa’Jwra, Baa ITT Bi Barottdlno'a Wonaalary, PaflnayNwdo August 29, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 11 Schoolboy Gridders Plan Fling (But It Won't Be Final) at Sept 1 Practices fewer double l^ hive practice finishing tha session with a new nickname—tha Crusader* from the 10 which In played sufficient time to make the a lot of work with the de- topped the .500 level and four 'jSSSS’jsSnrs? sessions than usual, but this —as it 1962. begins grid competi- trip valuable. fense." of those went undefeated. will be offset somewhat by the tion: J i During ita layoff, St. Cecilia’s , fact that thafe will be four ST. PETER'S la sched- The return of DePaul and St. Joseph's set Prop St. Cecilia’* BT. CECILIA'S, incidentally, conducted an intro-mural pro- MAKING THEIR h«ve theh-■tfeß ,t?ons t«mri to weeks of training before uled to spend Its Initial week debut* will the pace with 8-0 apiece. Don open- (E) after a one-year suspen- will forego its usual at and Coach Cava- be five t different kind at in camp gram Ralph new coaches. Jim Bosco (7-0-1) and Seton Hall fling-one ing day. training at Oakland Aca- sion, coupled with Our Lady the lucci which ?f Carmelite Junior Seminary feels it helped his Spencer was recently appointed will throw them into the Four of tha tcama will take demy, three mile* south of the Lake and Morris Catholic (6-0-2) were not far behind. at Hamilton, Maas., since the players considerably. "The to the top post at Our of midst of pre-season practice. West Point. N.Y. As it prepares Lady To refresh their training at camps away moving into the varsity ranks, school will open for freshmen offense benefited the memories, the North tor its full especially,” Lake, joining Marty Segho Twenty-two Jersey from the schools while the re- full varsity season, boosts the total teams to 33 Sept. 4 and there final statistics from 1962 are Catholic varsities—the wouldn't be he points out, "but, we'U have of St. Joseph’!, Dom Flco largest maining teams will be Our Lady of tha Lake will set provided. practic- of Oratory and Keith total ever—will begin formal a Krayer ing on their own fields. up camp at Bevana, N.J., FINAL RSCOROS of Bergen Catholic, who were conditioning sessions Sept. 1 near the Delaware River in WLT M M St. and St. DaPaul i * S 30V SI and most of them will Joseph's (WNY) named earlier in the year. spend at Michael's will share Sussex County. * fmft'i a * s sss is (UC) fa- Do* Bosco * 10 Actually, Pat Luciano of 7 0 I 30* as cilities at Camp Wiquannuppek A second club which will be SeUM Hall a 0 2 173 as SS. Morris Catholic will be start- W Benedict'. * I I 134 IS7 in Bear Mountain. The Hudson entering its first full varsity Dtferton S 2 0 la 32 ing his first season as a head Qoetn at Peace 3 134 SCHOOLS WHICH are sctied- County teams have been Is Morris * 0 M going campaign Catholic, varsity football coach. He di- Barky.Dlicd • 3 * t« It* Ufod St. Luke'a * S to open Sept. 4 or 5 will there for the past few years, The school will also have a | 141 *ft rected the school'* junior var- O L Valley S 4 0 ill 101 last JR Pttai-'a « 4 l I3X 11# *Monk) Quarto. Immaculate 10 S to Malloy began drib- where he was on the varsity tinued: "And tboee people are the 1960 season. l-antraok, O. I. Valley *2 5* Hunt. Seton Hall bling a basketball adeptly and for three years, he came to wonderful kind, * 0 54 simple, The toughest shoe* to fill I’Krtm. O P 0 0M DubroeAv. Kaeai his dad started dreaming of appreciate that the world is eager to learn, so appreciative will be those taken *0 4* over by Malvthtu. DePaul 7 0 42 tho day his son would in more than a round ball of done for them. It's play large, things Seglio. He follows Art Couch, tartest. St. Soaeph'a oox ranks. dearth of PatrucaUl. St Joaeph'i *0 3* .pro and there's a priests to sea them and heartbreaking The Advocate’s choice for WeinhreUst, St. Joaeph', * 0 M Well, young Malloy now la and missioners serving its heartbreaking, too, to roalixa Dull. St. Mary, 4 7 31 coach-of-the-year last season headed for Sabbera. SI Michael'! * 1 *1 the big league people. all the help they need from Borycameafci. Pop. Pius S 0 3a and one of the moat successful DtMlgllo. Pater'* » 0 but not the one the elder Ed- Malloy is just back from a lay missioners, doc- St 30 priests, high school coaches in the Cerman. St Peter'a S * 3a ward A. Malloy envisioned. In three-month stiftt with a half tors and all sorts of tech- ProOtko. St. Luka'a * o It area. He led the Blue to '- doxen other Notre Jays Include, one two natal canveratoo. mid-September young Malloy Dame stu- nicians." an 8-0 7RI-COUNTY CONFIRINCI record last year will to the dents as mission- W L return University serving lay It wasn't Malloy's first tour Boaco Krayer succeeds Ralph Pin- Don 1 * of Notre Dame, where he was ers in Peru, lie said: "We did as a lay misstoncr. He served Bergen Catholic I 2 to, who coached Bergen Cath- Pope Ptua 1 2 in June, to enroll a little bit of graduated everything with a Notre Dame group dur- Queen at Peace 1 | olic for the .past two in the seminary ami begin teaching, coaching, helping to ins last summer's vacation in years. ladividual Staring Krayer, a 1963 Rutgers gradu- T PAT Pit studies for the Holy Cross build roads and houses, just Mexico. Xaoghn. Don Boaco J 4 22 ate, played in the scarlet back- Petrocc*. O P I * U about we could do to priesthood. anything In a way, the basketball Shannon. Berfan ( atkoUe I 0 IS field last season Pinto had will re- Pupa Piua 1 help. We headquarters in court was “Monk" Malioy'a BoryciounkL t 11 HE HAD ALL main as an C oyle. Don Boaco 2 * 11 the equip- went to assistant. Lima, but places all first mission field. A boyhood Mahoney. Don Boaco 2 S 12 Ttbui-ciy, Pope Plea 1 * 12 over the country where we pal and playmate was a young Waller. Pope Ptua 1 * U IN THE LEAGUES, Morris Morris Catholic were needed." Negro named George Left- SIO SI VS N Catholic has joined the Big W L with. When Malloy went to DePaul 4 0 HIS COMPASSION was show- Seven Conference, it Barley. Bind 4 ] Sets Archbishop Carroll High making Varsity ing when he stressed it’s of tb« Eight and O L Valley 4 1 one Big Conference, Immaculate School here and starred on the * I those must-be-seen-to-be be- St. Cecilia'i returns to Tn- St Uikr'i 2 y Grid Debut late 1980s. George Leftwtch W Mart t S * lieved situations, the vast County Catholic Conference Individual Scaring followed The Carroll teams DENVILLE - For Its first to TO PAT Pta play make that a five-team were rated tha DeVeorta. Bavtet dlard » 0 M season of football. among top varsity race once again. t-eu/rank Valley S 2 so high school the na- Quarto, immacuiata 7 Morris Catholic High School Immaculate squads in a 43 tion. The Big Eight also include* Mkrnadar. DePaul \7 0 43 will have nine games—includ- Don. St Mary*. 4 7 J! Bayley-EUard. DePaul. the one Adds Verona In 1959, Malloy * senior ing night contest and the year 1962 at Carroll, Lcftwirh champion. Immaculate start of a young Thanksgiving Day - MONTCLAIR One change Conception. Oratory Our with DePaul. came into the Catholic . Lady has been made in the Im- the Church. of Valley, St l>uke » and n The Crusaders, who will "Monk" Malioy’a maculate Conception High par- St ents Mary’s (R). The TCCC. compete in the Big Eight schedule are Leftwich's godpar- sports spot School football for the which crowned Don Bosco will with ent*. Leftwich *a*d it wti © 'Conference, open coming campaign. The Lions last Malloy's fine which champion year, has the ‘Kinnclon. which is also in its will face Verona in of example Don*. place him Bergen Catholic. Queen first year of varsity football, led to the Catholic Faith. HAGIN*ar. is also s member, but it at * Eight to but game Orange. follows: dissenter* that theory, American Medical Association t sgsln joined with three other won compete in varsity H MifT*i ■H there also of hat *»• aS >• - *re The complete schedule it as Atpl. JERSEY CITY Two foe* plenty young warned of toe of Americans to win Oct 4. yum fit 12. dangers toe 400 and apart* follows: have been men around North Jersey who vigorouj RUT*' (II * ml. SB. DtPaa)*. 23. ftl dropped and a physical exercise in 900-meter freestyle relays Hermann Chii 63 Cpe. Sa*4 J. Kmaetoi Hamm H »mi will show their actions In the familiar face i* returning on by hoi tun and high He'll be interviewed '» IT Oct. S. Defer 11. O. 1. N*v 2. M Vm«i *♦- OrMan* I* humidity on TV WIIJ. TAKE a banner VW 63 Convertible rt ua: *1 next <» Ml); Orator?*. mt 9t Lufct'e*. A ti O L. the St Peter'* loot- the few months that they sometime* Wide 2L T7. M Prep 1963 present in early World of Sports Sept 7 year tor these 22 teams to Bitter •Olarrf" til ».m > support it September lUmann Ghta '62 Cpo. • ball schedule Back when No* 3. at Si rotoV; 14, a l. Lot* nu CUta after a films of toe meet wiU be match the performance* turn- Corvette '6l 2 Tops H. V# Bburi. 21. at DaPaat* (11 am one year absence is St Bene- However, also admit It hat shown In they'll Usued a h»t of »ug winning the 100 ed in last year b> the 19 that ; *—Em Pflu Ctomacf. Porsche '6l dict's »**d that the fun won't he too fre- gestion* to meter event H'Top Prep. the Gray follow, from a care in Tokyo. Dick were playing Ten of toe 19 vlatt next Y.W. *6l Scion STATION WAGON Bee* wall her* on opening quent during the week or ful medical check-up to watch- was timed in 54 seconds, the day. 29. 10 when the ache* VW. '6O Sedan aim 's Sept. days That's ing the athletes closely for best American time ever and will be muscle* which p HEADQUARTERS St Francis Prep of Philadel- felt in signs of trouble or unusual second best ever in the world DENVILLE VW. '59 Seim MOTORS are into Use Pius M phia and Hoboken are not being working shape fatigue of cooler morning Pope finally tasted de C '62 Roadster Midget \nth for the contact sport and feat in \»|\.< Saul. llf.nl. r among the returnee* from the rugged early evening hour* foe alumni football Boat & Center Porsche 61 Coupe ahead prlctice t* recommended competition The grsdi. Sport GuMlf Rd & Inlo.Mr A.c 1?6? Ust AU other oppoation to Eagle V W 61 Picbup Truck avoid the heat of after two victories, tr 4* otNviut • HAWTHOnsr is retained as the Petreans toe day. The suffered a THESE GRIDIRON Triumph ' 62 TR4 pro* AMA alto 7-0 loss to Clifton 23 7-10)0 HA 7-2530 MITAt BOOKS FROM uil tnmmed the schedule to «ght say* to allow the Aug The are willing to itruggle Hermann Ghia "59 Conv. pecta athlete* winners scored tn the first game* to prrpare lor a pont- to gradually adjust per HRi .('lran < through tha conditioning ir* All Makes to toe heat iod on an season Hudson chant- by graduated prac- 10-yard pass play County period, looking ahead to the tice schedules and made toe stand up pioadup game which is margin and Models start of the fun with scrim '6l MERC, WAGON planned this Re*t period* during the the rest of the way. year and 6 mages games • Park, pas* AH White orkout*. white clothing to re- [Colony . PACE The complete schedule is a* Jpa body, dark brown decal. P S.. MOTORS Many coache* and medical flect heat and extra tall and follows NEW YORK ” me in —■ 1 ■ P.8., Auto RAH. 47 CIMTRAL authorities feel that the early water art other trans., AVL •r* a. SI l.itrt. r.r, recommend* I) V « STATIC* WACOM to the f-‘T» *AH t tro*t w/w sins EAST ORAM«C tfc«. X. St lul l . 11. M conditioning ts tha key boot Dining At lt« B«st *Qw-p©*4. k u.iii s. tim* Rtlll flftCwt *« ill entire season A well-drilled These car **•« ». * lamia, t*. Hww.,ll |T. »re good ideas to keep St MkSmCi (DCi. ». M t~ -lr«l' and wellcoodltioned squa 1 in mind '6O CNEV. •11 *<*> GILHULY'S CORVAIR ha* a much better chance to 0 0 0 AU US!D CARS 700 series. Auto., all and RAH, be a better unit and more frte DOTS ’N' DASHES RESTAURANT BAR 4010 WITH IOtS tUAAANTII - Dick White Body. Special SI3M of injury than the one which Electronic McDonough, the South Orange pays leas attention to this fac- See One Of The School swimmer, woe himself another 1959 tor 01DSM0B1LE SECURITY (ms trio of gold medal* last week Largest Displays Of 88. Dr. end in Japan Competing with Super 4 H.T. P.S.. BOATS VOLKSWAGENS ijj A?#., a P. 8.. only ’ $1395 BETTER PAY touring US team against N J Lakers Plan m II}) Japanese at he t> M squad, Osaka, MSCJIS assured nua nn cowim nrwnanc*. repeated his individual v—«.i 1961 VOLVO trained In Full Shedule victory of the previous week at Toyko *i: :n »*Kd 544 Sport. 4 speed ELECTRONICS trans.. SPARTA - In Rs first full 'ItS 0"d RAH . w/w Special $1495 season of vanity Our '.3:'TS Gion football. SPECIALISTS IN Lady of the Lake will play LOTS OP • an Station eight-game schedule which AICOtT lAHMM4 4 tUMIW Wagons features the inauguration of a • Karmann Ghias seat-belts JOHNSON OUTBOARD Thanksgiving Day rivalry with • WWi 4 Worn Buses Bayley EUard and an intra- j.irtnc «oton • borough clash with Sparta Trucks Uttr Iflktv- Si*f 1 ! "'

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AU UP AIMS A SERVICE UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY Sept. 1 THE MAN YOUR ********3085 HUDSONrivl/Jvll DLVUtf «CK3CJERSEY CITY OL 6-8000 COLLEGE STUDENTS DOCTOR DEPENDS UPON ‘ BLVD., ur^Jirvre-srts-' Ikiki Cabinet on UlltaM Am. Un«t ON SAVINGS and RECEIVED BY WEEK ADULTS NEWARK ENROLLMENT . . . SEPT. 8 to 14 t*M * «iim MartartM. Pr w UM PHARMACY LMsont For Motk Studant* from 6 to 66 _ HhaSßrO mr O ywn Seton Hall offer* evening in read- 10 ItunKUb University program* PjgrlDiiMiU Mu*i* It mot* tun whan ploy it Ift Sept. ri ** yaw yourtalfl And turpritlngly W*"l> Op«i two Day ing improvement at the South These • with Orange Campu*. _fw» OM. H II •*'/ atpotlolly Now Jartey'l moil npititnod muiiuom and classes m **.*«»■»« mr are designed to meet the special reading needs t toadiort to imtruct yawl Turn Idla heart Inte onjoyoblJ MOM PROW- of college students and adults. tULJkIUL A»U HOURSI Thata't na walling (or (lottos to ttort all lottoni JERSEY CITY art ttrktly private. Classes meet twice each Times VALCNTIY MARM4 week during the fall semester Compounded JOtOPN VALIMTI, Km ACCORDION PIANO ORGAN GUITAR beginning September 16, 1963, and Jan- and Per .PnnWiM - Bmhl terminating OivW«nd uary 20, 1964. will be CLARINET SAXOPHONE FLUTE TRUMPET Application* accepted until paid Year ISSL September 13, 1963. 4 ✓ VIOLIN DRUMS VOICE HARMONY

further information WESTFIELD THEORY (LIARN TO PLAY BEFORE YOU BUY) ond/or application, plans* contact: CCNTRALthal PHARMACY *■<«"-* rA«r. JOSEPH ZUBKO HACKENSACK MUTUAL ICrtpUdM CATWuUy SAVINGS READINO t*mn MUSIC. CENTER AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ggfßtA v iw Major SETON HALL UNIVERSITY ist. mi 242 STATE ST.SALEM' NUTLEY South Orange, New HACKENSACK, N. J. 57 NEW STREET Jersey HACKENSACK'SOLDESTFINANCIAL INSTITUTION IRVINGTON N.«» T* Our OW«. tMI Oaiiy . HM.y OWN rjo ta ». SAT. ♦ to * II 1-1409 SOuth Orange 2-9000, Extension 441 Opp. Robort Holl tRM Parking Raar at Studio 12 THE ADVOCATE - Iron Curtain Lands Archdiocese of Newark Here Are a Few Ways No liturgical Kept Society for the Aid Is He 89 Bishops From Council SANTIAGO, Chile The You Can Missions - KOENIGSTEIN, Germany No Bishops from Estonia, liturgical movement re- Help —At least 89 Latvia and Lithuania at ceived (NC) Bishops were of the Faith some new advice Propagation from behind the Iron Curtain the council. Three Ordinaries from Help the Church in every a young pupil here. unable were to attend the each from Bulgaria and Ru- SUMMARY OF 1962 REPORT can. “What 1* the beat way you way first session of the ecumenical to assist mania were unable to go to General Fund for Home and Foreign Missions Remember the Church in Society for the Propagation at Maas?" aaked council, according to a survey Rome since all are under de- last will. Rev. Joseph R. Ordinary Membership $253,285.16 your of the Faith English,. made here by Msgr. Adolf tention. Albania's three heads Special Give to the Church while M.M., of Newburgh, N. Y., Membership 38,838.47 Kindermann. of Secs were likewise kept Archdiocese of Newark: during a catechism clais Perpetual Membership 17,480.74 you live. Moat Rev. Martin B.T.D. in the Msgr. Kindermann, rector away. Donations Make the Church the bene- W. Stanton, Maryknoll pariah. 148,813.08 of St. Albert the Great col- Of Poland's 58 Bishops only of Insurance Very Rev. Msgr. John F. Dnvte "By leaving your kid Bequests 41,580.95 ficiary your pol- and 16 to 31 Newark N.J. Phone brothers at home lege president of the re- were given exit permits Gilts sent directly to the National Office icy. Mulberry St., 2. <23 8308. I" came from lief society for priests expelled go to the council. No Bishops Hours: Daily, l a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to It. a girl in the back of by residents of the Archdiocese of Newark 90,311. u Help in every way you can from Rome the claai. eastern Europe here, were able to go to from 1M0.287.52 to enthrone Our Lord in the Diocese of Paterson: \ said that his survey might China, North Korea and North Special Fund hearts of mankind throughout Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis not be complete because of Vietnam, but all Bishops in Association of the Holy Childhood $132,071.68 the world. the of Infor- and East .... 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson 1, N.J. Phone ARmory 4-9440 difficulty getting Yugoslavia Germany Pontifical for Native You can do these Society Clergy .... 6,559.50 things by mation. were able to attend. Hours: Dally, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. Nigeria Missionary Union of the Clergy 291.00 giving to the Society for the Bishops Designated Gifts 180,688.64 Propagation of the Faith, the Donation! Score THE SURVEY noted tl.vt to tha Sotitiy for the Propagation of lb* Abuses Parents-to-Be Mass Intentions 72,815.41 main Pontifical organization eight heads of Secs in Czecho- faith or* imcom* tax dtdmilibl*. in LAGOS. Nigeria —Ni- Annuities 13,739.96 support of the missions. (NC) slovakia were absent from the Classen Slated geria'a Catholic have Conditional Gifts 238,000.00 Bishops council, including Archbishop warned TEANECK - Alms reported by Missionary Institutes 142,732.11 Patients Prove against three "current Josef Beran of Prague, who A class for ex- it house of a happened: kindly Protestant abuses" in the Is pectant parents will be held Gifts sent directly to the National Office by "I back country—brib- being detained in an un- at headed to Kingston, family. It was a haven. Grand and Name here residents of the Archdiocese of Newark. .5,774.93 Handy Crafts ery, perjury threats to known place. Seven Hunga at Holy Hospital Jamaica, from my Turk la an island to devastated hideaway at 7:30 Miscellaneous 10,208.81 Hibiscus Week in Fiji is an chastity. rian Ordinaries were also un- Monday evenings from in the mountains where I was the centuries hur- through by has 16 to 16 Oct. It 802.882.02 event for the sick at well as Nigeria Bishops (five able attend the first ses- Sept. to 21. was an- making my annual retreat ricanes that scrub bush is its of them $1,383.149 54 those in good health. Sister African) serving the sion. Among them was Joz- nounced by Sister M. Canice, My superior had ordered me main vegetation. Mary Luke. S.M.S.M., de- country's 1.7 million Catholics. sef Cardinal MindsZcnty, Hun- maternity supervisor. to Grand Turk Island, so 1 The BANNER PARISHES IN MEMBERSHIP DUES scribes doings at St. Eliza- burning tropical sun 47% of the population Ni- garian Primate who has been Candidates for the classes, headed nonchalantly for the has seared the wooden bouses St. Joseph's. West New York ' $3,098.01 beth's Home at Suva, a center geria became an independent living in asylum at the U S which are open to both par- Our airline office to pick up a and old cannons stand Lady of Sorrows. South Orange 4.47L75 for Commonwealth in 1960 legation in Budapest since ents. may register at 7:15 m. leprosy ex-patienU: schedule. But all I p North picked up strangely in place. Once it The 1956 Queen of Peace, Arlington 4,167170 "The group put on a lovely Bishops condemned Sept. 16 at Marian Hall. St. was the information that there was an important salt center. Aedan's. Jersey City 4JM6 37 display of aria and erafu. "scandalous" hotel owners Sacred Heart, Newark were no schedules, simply be Today it is very poor. and Valisburg, , 3,834.53 They had bedspreads, patch- managers for encouraging St. Mary's, cause there were no flights lo "When my stay ended,” Nutley 3.722.60 quilts of all colors and finely immorality in their hotels and ALBERT St Jersey Grand Turk. writes Father Osborne, "anew bars H. HOPPER, Inc. Nicholas, City 3,645.00 done. One was purchased at to attract business and St. John the Linden "1 was distressed when problem arose. How do I get MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS WY 1-2266-A7 Apostle. 5!522 52 the equivalent of $5O. You can deplored the fact that "brib- further elicited the back Our of the Lake, Verona questions to Jamaica? I could take W 441 R*dgo lead (Oppoiita Holy Cron) No. Lady 3,163.00 imagine the delight of the girl ery pervades our society at Arlington fact that no one knew how to the salt but the " Our Lady Help of Christiana. East Orange 3,045 46 who had made it. ship, captain all levels BUY St. Jersey City get to Grand Turk Finally was agin' parsons and the DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER Aloysius, 3,041.00 "The quality of work In St. Michael's, Union 1 stopped a British West In bad luck they usually City 2!p77.93 fingerpainting, oil painting, brought St. dian Airways office and Then I remembered Coast Stephen’s, Kearny 2,928 96 sewing, mats, baskets and all a UP TO 30% learned a was out SAVE Sacred Heart, Jersey City plane going Guard officer’s remark of a , 2,886.78 sort* of hand-carvings was there in about two weeks with St. Paul’s, Jersey City 2,884 80 Navy plane off to Puerto wKy Afbort K. Hoppor h fKo lor got! superb, especially when one some men an island manufacturer of Memorial* in Now Jertey St. Rose of Lima. Short Hills 2,839.30 remembers that the workers making Rico where I could change to Two St. Thomas the Bloomfield survey weeks later we a Kingston hound Apostle, .. 2,819.63 plane. • Wo on to our * Too in* tKo oriel have crippled hands or are pot* cvotomoet • con poet mom left on the iliii Kingston to Holy Trinity, Hackensack 2.806.00 Airport "Bless him! be ••vinf of op JON by toHing Koro Of wort minus a finger or two. Please Ever-crtsp prog rot*•«. 450-mile lo St Elizabeth flight the last is bis rorn flakes!" dkocl to tKo pvnKater. Mary’s. 2,675.29 continue to for us and pray • All k Newark land in the chain of the wofi dono by Wool fteno- • Wo Have of • St. Rose of Lima, 2.658.00 to Such is a missionary’s o«r plont lorgo us what financial ?» give help " A St. Teresa's, Summit Bahamas travel story But. travel he cwttort carver* Koro Of Our Btoefc of row material enabling 2,580.00 you can." 'l; Father Osborne ploot. •iivnof you of immedk w to complete ckeke on Holy Trinity, Westfield 2,538 00 was not met must, so be does not let dis- your h •to dolirory. •Kort (as were the notice. Sacred Heart. Bloomfield . 2,497 00 Caribbean Travel others) by s couragement take over. Pray grand St. Philomena's, Livingston . 2.454 10 car. so had to take a for him and all the other* St. Paul of the Is Hit-or-Miss truck, like Cross, Jersey City .. 2.36125 dilapidated ordinarily him in the Caribbean and Our Lady of Lourdes. West Orange 2.328.14 used for hauling salt, to the elsewhere The Caribbean Sea is not so St Anne’s, Jersey City .... 2.273.53 far away, but to get from St Anne's, Fair Lawn 2,213 83 In Time Need "here to there'' in the area of St. Mary's. Dumont 2.15163 is not always easy. Rev DOLLY Immaculate Conception, Montclair 00 MOUNT 2.064 Francis J. Osborne. SJ. Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director St. Genevieve's. Elizabeth 2.038 35 found a way, and this is how Simt * 1955 St. Leo's, Irvington 2,027.18 Name. East Whose careful and sertice is in accord with Holy Orange 2.025 90 A bom* understanding ouMinjt in * beautiful tetting. Sacred Heart, Lyndhuret 2.025 28 the traditions of Mother Church Sudan Ousts facilitica with homelike Holy St. Cecilia's, Kearny 2,001 00 Complete «troo»- Holy Cross, Harrison 1.865 07 phere. St Mary’s, Rutherford 1.959 47 Three Nuns Corpus Christi, Hasbrouck Heights 1.916 37 LV*ote«i Pertonalited mining lertice. MURRAY BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME St. Joseph's, Bogota 1.896 80 1.itemed by State of New Moderate ROME (NC) - The Sudan Jertey. FUNERAL SERVICE St Aloysius. Caldwell 1.896 20 BfRGEN COUNTY 41 Highland Ave. government has expelled three Rate*. j MICHAEL Epiphany. Cliffside Park 1.846.00 J. MURRAV Jertey City, N. J. more Catholic mts&ioeenes St Elizabeth’s, Linden 1.803.53 OORMUY FUNERAL Director Charles A. Stevens, them HOMI Our Lady Queen all at Verona feelers of Peace, Maywood 1.800.87 20 Rood 335 UNION STREET 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE Manager The three said oo arrival VmJUy Our Lady of the Valley, Orange 1.785.06 BLOOMFIELD, NJ. DElaware that NJ. 3-6446 St. here a Verona Father had Tel. LA 5-7677 CHI N. HACKENSACK. James, Springfield 1.780 75 tom, J. PI 3-2527 also been ordered expelled HUbbard 7-1010 LAWRENCE G. QUINN St Vincent's, Bayonne 1.780 00 from the Sudan, but was now St. Francis, Ridgefield Park 1.754 50 CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE MURPHY FUNERAL HOMI FUNERAL HOME in jail for a month for refusing Our Uady of Grace, Hoboken . 1.743 00 1321 TEANECK ROAD DIRECTORS 298 ACADEMY ST Our to sign a document stating that Lady of Mt Carmel, Tenafly 1,742 00 WEST ENGLEWOOO, N. J. ORACE MURPHY (at Bergen Square) Madonna. Fort Lee he was leaving the country ... 1.735 01 T. because work India:“A Good Abodefor Our Jesus" FRANCIS X. FAHEY. WILLIAM NEELY JERSEY CITY. N. J Assumption, Roselle Park 1.733 15 his hsd been completed THK 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE SW 8-8114 St. Francis Xavier, Newark 1,71$ 82 POOR CLA RCA M On at LmKn Cntni. la Manager *• *f N. Immaculate Conception. Elizabeth The nuns identified the priest tillage CHEBPU la Sawtber* ladU. lur* muwt "A TE 7-2332 NEWARK. J. RIEMAN FUNERAL ... 1.702 00 HOME ss Rev Pierluigi V • aamker W Ur p*apta HUmboldt 3 2600 St. Michael s. Union 1.686 00 ignore hi. mm MeQUADE FUNERAL HOME 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE F SC J.. and said that fin- her* U a lie ad Italy Maa*. They kata St. John's, Bergcnfield . 1.628 19 on Vincent W. McQuade OORNY I* tlaad la tk* read »* haw Mm l OORNY UNION CITY, N. J. Our of ishing his term he is to Lady Victories. Jersey City 1.623 13 prison W* drain . . greatly la kaiiC a 270 BROADWAY -MORTUARY UNion 7-6767 be taken to St. Joseph's. Jersey City 30 directly the air abode far 1.613 cha»*L a feed aw Jaaaa. N and Hilltdale. J. 303 MAIN STREET St. Bartholomew the Apostle, Scotch Plains 1.613 42 port expelled ROBERT J. SMITH NOrth 4-5699 EAST St. Antoninus. Newark The nuns bring to 113 the ORANGE. N J {SutCMMTI 1.393 7S to Eppi* l Ipplo) number Catholic P HUNT FUNERAL 2 St. Patrick s, Jersey City 1.573 00 of mission ara HOME ORange 2414 250 CENTRAL AVE. «• wad St. John's. Orange 55 anes ousted by the Muslim U.M4 1601 PALISADE 1.554 ' AVE JERSEY CITY, NJ. far a chapel Their l. V MUHIN E SON regime of President Ibrahim Slab** ad* a St. Peter the Apostle, River Edge 1,553 09 FORT LEE. N aa«* af awmal aad J 976 BROAD STREET 659-3377 Abboud since the latter St. Mary's, Rahway 1.513 n part JAMES A. HUNT of 1962 St. Joseph's, Union City 10 About 50 Protestant NEWARK. N. J. LEBER FUNERAL HOME 1,488 darattac Ikrir U>n la tadta'a people Director Our Lady of Mercy, Park 1.487 72 missionaries have also been la Iba fall tplrll af thru MArket 3-0660 20th ST & HUDSON BLVD. Ridge .. T*. u j . wawderfml Wlndior 4-1202 St. Catharine's, Glen Rock 1.470 11 expelled faaadrrv At. PrmarU af Aaalal aad PETER J. QUINN UNION CITY, N. J. /nihOnmd st THOMAS J. St. Cassian's, Upper Montclair 1.463 00 another 190 CharcA Clar*. Mark* ran weald Uk* la DIFFILY Ip development. Funeral UNion 3-1100 kelp tkra. a ar UtU* . . Director St. Philip the Apostle, Saddle Brook 1.441 9t5 Catholic buys have been a let . Aar 41 AMES AVENUE daaatlaa aUI k* apprarUted aad Ik* SkUn aad ikrir people 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE HOWARD J. Sacred Heart Cathedral, Newark 1,405 56 moved by the MusUm-domln BRENNAN **» K*T f*r Ik* RUTHERFORD. N. J. r*u a* lane a* chap*l UtU. ladU U a cwaalry ated government to a school BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. •her* Um amtit *f ckrtat U kaawa to r*Utfr*lr few—lra* WE btter 9-0098 in Muslim a totally area The tkaa tv* par crat af tk* Pilgrim 8-1260 WEST NEW N. J. papalattaa! . . . I*l It b a d**plr YORK. had been attending religions HENNESSEY Latin America Volunteers boys raantrr. draw* I* Gad. With rear f***rav* help, M UNion 7-0373 will FUNERAL HOME OORNY E OORNY school in Lul. near the south- *a« dar k* tralj Ckrtat'* a bad*: ern provincial capital of 232 KIPP AVENUE MORTUARY WILLIAM SCHLEMM. INC. Puerto Rico which is all Catholic. HASBROUCK 399 HOOVER AVE. 2200 HUDSON Training in Malakal. HEIGHTS. N. J. BLVD. The government CAN OLDLR IOUtS ATIo, N. J. UNION peremptorily RR IDEALISTS’ w* think ao *v*a 8-1362 BLOOMFIELD. CITY, N J. SAN Puerto Rico American culture in Petro- moved them to a Muslim though today * *mpha*U U on youth. God bl*** tha 3-8400 JUAN, latirr for TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE Pilgrim WILLIAM SCHLEMM. school in an all Muslim U)*ir grnrroaity in th* P*ac* Corpa, Papal Volunteer* (RNSV—A new four-month polis, Brazil, at the Center for area and other MANAGER IdealUtic rauara' Of court* a* cannot forget that MAYWOOD . BOGOTA FLOOD FUNERAL HOME program designed to Intercultural Formation (CIF) wonderful prepare man. tha UNion 7-1000 young Apoatl* John, yet h* waa but oo* la a band of LITTLE FERRY Andrew W American priests, religious sponsored by Fordham Uni- Flood, Mgr. Gain a dozen! Th* older one* eer* Population Juat aa dedicated. HUbbord 7-3050 112 So. Munn Ave. and lay volunteers for service versity. Six are studying at SYDNEY, Australia (NC) Ea»t in Latin America has been the ClF’a culture center in VOLK Orange. N. J. The number of Australian FUNERAL HOMES MORRIS COUNTY started by the Catholic Univer- Cuernavaca. Mexico. ORange 4 4445 Catholics rose more than TEANECK, TE 6 0202 of Puerto Rico. Ten Volunteers by 90MB WAYS FOR OLDER OR YOUNGER sity Papal are in APOSTLES MArket 2 137,000 last year tot 2.325.000, BOGOTA, HU 9-2202 2530 SCANLAN Thirty-nine persons 11 training at a language and OF TODAY according to the Church's new TO HELP. CODEY S FUNERAL 12 nuns and 16 culture school JOHN J. FEENEY « SONS FUNERAL SERVICE HOMES priests, lay conducted by Official Year Book for 1963-64 □ »«» 69 HIGH 781 Newark persona—are taking the course the Redemptortst Fathers in «• MARIA ABRAHAM ar SR. RARAR 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE STREET OOMMEN y* Pompton Tpk. concentrates far tv* rearm. Caet t IIM which on the Belem, Brazil, and an addi- a rear RIDGEWOOD. N. J. ORANGE, N. J. Pompton Plaint, N. J. language and culture of Span- tional 30 volunteer! have been TE 5-4156 □ ***** »<»Mla a aark Gilbert 4-7650 ORange 4-7554 S aeaUaartaa aa PAUL NARIPPARA ar ish-speaking Latin nations. aent directly to British Hon- As GEORGE N'IRAVATH. Cast: SH gltd a rear far *tx yean. 2-6433 The program is an expan- duras to teach. Long HUEISENBECK «*'*• sion of a summer course con- □ • NT RINGLESS GOT. ft will k* used vkar* Um Half MEMORIAL HOMI Patkar ducted since 1957 As You Live think* th* Bead I* greatest. ESSEX COUNTY 1108 So. Ave. exclusively Camden to Staff Orange PASSAIC COUNTY for priests and religious work- Newark 6, N. J. □ BUILD A CHAPEL *r ing with SCHOOL. CaaL |],PM la gg.Mt. ftd Spanish-epeaking ■ Karl W. Brazil waaderfnl MEMORIAL far a larad awTl REZEM FUNERAL HOMI Hueltenbeck GORNY l OORNY people in the U.S., mainly in Parish kiM |W nv. 579 Director the New York area. It was I 8 Grove Street MORTUARY CAMDEN The a«■ la aa r 0 Bt, «NDS. Oftoa . prtoat a aaty d*U, aapparl Camden IV D. ANNUITY “A* EStex 2-1600 started by the university's In- la Ika NEAR aad MIDDLE EAST. Irvington, N. J. 519 MARSHALL STREET Diocese will open a second PLAN. stitute for Intcrcuitural Com- in Brazil this EStex 2-8700 CODEY*S FUNERAL SERVICE PATERSON, N. J. parish one in D munication. v°°i? PALESTINE REFUGEE 77 PARK Brasilia. PAM?!FAMILT. II will help Iba* tar STANTON FUNERAL STREET MUlberry 4-5400 Rev. James S. Stefaniak, ■ airnth c**L Wm a* HOME Rev. Claran Mirren of Sa- Iwlira far BLANKET far them N. J. cart* *alj gr 561 FRANKLIN MONTCLAIR. OORMLEY FUNERAL HOME M M, of Milwaukee, Wis., has cred Mt. AVENUE Heart. Ephraim, and Pilgrim 4-0005 154 WASHINGTON been named director of the *f NUTLEY, N. J. PLACE Rev. Michael P. Mundo of St. n Mr MISSION CLUBS, helptag orphan*. tk* •fed, the tralalac expanded Institute. A mission- Rote of Haddon af gaaburiut aad Stator* 1 NOrth 7-3131 OEORGE AHR E SON PASSAIC, N. J. Lima, Heights, artlela* In he has assisted in Mylag tar chapel*. Donation: II a PRetcott ary Peru, will staff the wutb month wkeaarar 700 NYE AVENUE 9-3183 parish, leaving in ron rune information , EM Mk lend It' MURPHY MEMORIAL HOMI training Peace Corps person- will QUINLAN September. They be ac- SOCIETY OF IRVINGTON, N. J. FUNERAL HOME nel far work in that country. 102 FLEMING AVENUE companied by Rev. Edward A. □ •*»gift la Ik# *am* *f * EStex HARDING THE DIVINE WORD ***£ frtoad ar nlatfea N m wtok 3-1020 27-29 AVENUE “ N J. Among the lay persons tak- Buckley, diocesan di- W*TI gladly notify them af paw NEWARK, miaeton PA. CLIFTON, N. J. ing the course are 14 rector. Annuity Dept. GIRARD, MArket 3-0514 Papal PRetcott Volunteers who will be 7-3002 assign- JOHN P. MURPHY HUDSON COUNTY ed to projects in Chile, Guate- HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME °* 01 YOU* WILL. OUB LEG A1 480 SANFORD AVENUE 171 mala, Ecuador, Peru and TITLE: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE WASHINGTON PLACE ASSOCIATIOb N. J. Puerto Rico. In our NEWARK, james a. McLaughlin Mwmbwrahlp soclaty to »1 a year for a slagla PASSAIC, N. J. In 12 other STONY LODGE HOSPITAL for a glo for person- g ESeex 3-6053 August, family, a Papal parmanant aingl* mambarahlp-p. agioo'fouu to 591 JERSEY AVENUE PRetcott 7-0141 a parmanant Volunteers began a four-month family memberthlp. JOHN J. QUINN JERSEY CITY. N. J. in course Language and Latin OSSININO-ON-HUDSON, NIW YORK AND m RETURN FUNERAL HOMI OLdfield 3-2266 UNION 323-329 PARK AVENUE COUNTY WEEK-END RETREATS A Private Psychiatric Hospital, completely WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC ORANGE. N. J. for 539 BERGEN AVI. FOR THE LAITY equipped Diagnosis and Treatment ORange 3-6348 OORNY B OORNY Rpeumai-tSd JERSEY CITY. N. J. WfNO A WIIKIND WITH OOD of Mental and Nervous Copditions. laged In thla work. 19,000 MORTUARY Maaaea each year era nff.r~< KIIRNAN FUNERAL HOMI JOHN J. CARTY. 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE For: Maim m ■ ■«« e il.Li. S™« 101 UNION AVENUE MEN, WOMEN, seveieefifi nrouoois at. i ctara“1 BaiUlcaSi^vSIn Roma MANAGER for dacaagad m*mb*r*l • ELIZABETH, N. J. BELLEVILLE, N. J. HEnderton 4-0411 HUSBAND and WIFE Lee J. Palmer, M.D. Elisabeth 2-1415 Plymouth 9-3503 Charles p. C»Airti< by »ha manki if A Bright, M.D. Atsocistt Dirtelon EARL BOSWORTH MILLER-BANNWORIH (Dissloosji PRANK McOH tabrt Paul'. 311 WILLOW AVENUE FUNERAL Abbay Maurke J. O'Connor, M.D. HANOi HOMI eAtowut IHUMAN, H-M-i 525 SUMMER Him mate raaanallaaa aarly AVENUE HOBOKEN, N. J. 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. r. Spaa, Nail Writ* Mr MwrtM la **. *?”+ Sw> NEWARK, N. J. Oldfield Telephone 914 Wilson 1*7400 9-1455 ELIZABETH. N. j. DIRICTOR OP RITRIATI HUmboldt 2-2222 OLdfield IIC lAIT 9-1456 Elisabeth 2-6664 twaa a» Paaca Hatraat Hauu Brochure WELFARI ASSOCIATION eq Request aws^™°4»0 M. P’awPt Abbay. Nawtaa, N.J. Ay. of 46Hi If. Npw York ! i5Jn. ) Per thle HeHttf lit eeeHea ca« The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 Tells How Church August 29, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 13 Works for Peace Sees No Scientific-Religious Conflict NCWC New, Service ' % their worth, on the contrary with his love? NCVTC New, Service Following it « tremUtion the Oct. eddres, help the mind to a better un- of 3, 1962, Such, gentlemen, are the Following is the text of the March 7, eddret, XXIII to membert of their worth. 1963, by hy Pope John of the Pomtlflcel Acedemy of derstanding thoughts prompted in us by the Pope John XXIII on the the 1963 Belie* Pence et the Vellum. receipt of Science, meeting The Pope told "we hove enter- The progress of the sciences, presence of your illustrious Prixe from former Itelien President ed which Giovenni Gronchi, on epoch in there will he leu conflict between the in allowing a better knowledge and learned assembly. Happy congneit, of thoughtend the demendt felth." of the extraordinary riches of to have been able to talk with 'Dear Gentlemen: the official news award of of the adds richness tell how The custom has arisen made creation, special you, to you interested that, us of the Balzan Foun- Gentlemen: the superfluous to emphasize Its to praise which the crea- we are In work, we whole- at the of an interna-- dation's your awarding international prize for We are very pleased to wel- tknal timeliness, but may we be al- ture sends aloft as a thanks- heartedly call down upon your prize, the recipient ad- peace, we desired to follow come today the president and lowed at least to bow giving toward Its Creator, Who dress some words to the this say study week, upon yourselves press. custom, and to take ad- the members of the Pontifical closely the Church is interest- la also the Redeemer of our and your families, an abun- As you know, it is a of very vantage your courtesy to of as well in Academy Sciences, ed the problems which right- souls. And always, the human dance of divine grace, as a natural thing renew the publicly expression as the learned men who have ly command the attention of heart remains greedy, like the token of which we a for us to re- grant you of our gratitude to the mem- from of come men our times, and which human intelligence, to reach special apostolic blessing. ceive the bers of the and to foundation the whole are the of the absolute and to Itself resenta- the awards subject scientific ex- give rep committee. world to take tives of the sminsUon by the best special- to it. pert In the ists. Honor for Late press. We now CAN WE fall to ex Pope ap- study week And know you how we share ALSO, now COULD one fall preciate the perience emotions of joy in DAKAR, Senegal (NC) on "the prob- the which joy hails the re- to evoke before gentle- The city council of fha activities you seeing the unanimity that sur- you. Dakar, lem of cos- sounding achievements of of the capital out, rounded our humble nameT to- men, on the eve opening of the predominantly carry radiation mic day’# technicians and scien- (now of the ecu- Moslem we have com- It is certainly not a question very close) African nation of in interplan- tists, whose feats the menical that is mented upon of our family name, but of the permit council, great as- Senegal, naming a street etary space." harnessing of nature in a snd all the it in honor of the late them in re- one we took in the succession way sembly promise Pope John Last year which would have defied the sustained the XXIII. cent meetings, exhort- of St. Peter. And that is why bears, by pray- our wishes liveliest we expressed good not ers of Catholics and the ing your colleagues to you will understand that we In- imagination long expec- to the Pontifical Academy on ago. themselves sist on invoking here, above tancy of the whole world: A put at the service AWARD FOR JEWISH L the LEADER-Bishop James Connolly the occasion of the 2Sth anni- We said of truth and justice: "Truth all, venerated names of of Fall recently: brotherly, peaceful, spiritual River, Moss., presents the papal decoration, the of its our is out of the and our predecessors, of at least versary founding by "Oh! How vision of a meeting which de- sprung earth, N. we wish that Benemerenti Medal, to Myer Sobiloff, director of the predecessor, the great and votes justice hath looked down from the five we have known in the these undertakings would take itself entirely to the Temple Beth-El in Fall River, The award made learned Pius XL This year, heaven" (Ps. 84, 12). course of our life. was by on a meaning of praise of God and the service G homage ren- late John end wa have the of wel- rn From Leo XIII to Pius XII the Pope XXIII, was In pleasure dered of in his noblest ell Having received on March 1 given recognition to God. supreme creator man, aspira- o is a whole of teach- of the Jewish leader's services the coming you personally and and tions to know the s flowering distinguished to city. lawmaker. Just as these truth, to seek ing, of of wholeheartedly to our abode. historic it and to embrace warning, pastoral evenU, will figure in tt Parisian Beauty School and charitable which lous to the Let us say it to you. gentle- action, spread principles always experience the bene- the sons Is of the scientific Ml Mala II . Nackamack. H. t. prepared this universal of true peace, the Church fits of and men: it is science that the agree- peace of prosper- knowledge of the universe, ment, so happily manifested ceaselessly encourages the and be filled Church welcomes in her home THE ity, to overflow- may they become the expres- when it was a question of giv- adoption of a language and the ing with in welcoming you; that same of heavenly blessings, sion true and peaceful prog- ACADEMY ing us the Balzan Prize. introduction of customs and of which science which the learned men we wholeheartedly call ress contributing toward the institutions which would down at moment of the whole world, united in OF guar this upon ■ound establishment of human IT IS TO THE constant ac- a nice its stability. each peaceful research, strive to and every one of them. brotherhood." [L’Osserv store BEAUTY tion of the Church and of the push forward through sharing WE HAVE SAID Romano. Aug. 14, 1962.:. papacy in favor of peace that this re the results of their work. CULTURE homage is thus rendered: peatedly: the action of the ac- And this is we are THANKS to why hap BE God. we tion Church not whose characteristic notes is purely nega- award Prof. have HONOR EMBLEM SCHOOL Prophetic py to to Bengt entered an epoch in have been brought out ever tive, it does not consist solely Erik Anderson, the young and which, so we hope, there will Day • a*dt9iduo sense, as if the role of the struct it; factores pacis to Mm when • me? f onj f ffr GLASSWARE . Kl CUMf According [mak- the universe, in accordance to ers of tCf. Matt. Pope John was BAR ACCESSORIES Pope were limited observ- peace 5.9) Angelo Car- the with mission given by God ing events and keeping silence. dinal Roocalii, Patriarch of COSMEVO TABU t CHAIRS RENTAL to Adam in the first pages of It is DURING THE liturgy of the Venice, he came on the contrary a neu- here to Genesis Genesis JH S* »*' t CURRENT Mass, in all rites ami in all attend [cf 9, 7\ IJC*' DIUIDEnO 332 Broad Avo., loonia, NJ. trality that preserves its a Bishops’ meeting Thus we whole vitality of witness. Anx- tongues, the word of Christ m 19M, as dad Pope Paul, wholeheartedly con- echoes gratulate this repeatedly Pa* vo- then Archbishop Giovanni young scientist rout cum whose bit! be with books on the nerve It USVtlt Ml May peace you! Montuw of Milan. The two mechanism of COMO The celebrant, in the name of future arrived hunger, thirst Popes to- ■it •rt— those assisting, addresses to and body temperature have PHOTO gether and were ready to Mata Christ present on the liter the take their become standard And «• of OFFSET AYva ntaMv sight of Pope n serious and well-known du- problem of conmic radiation tn ties which presume that one interplanetary space?" It is HUDSON COUNTY is capable of noble self-dis- cipline in exercising one's own rights, and of using calm and respectful language toward -Sw me all. even when It is necessary personally before you

to deny an accusation or to NATIONAL boj ear. I will DANK defend of any fire the sacred rights the you human person, of the family, the deal that ean't bo beat:” and of the community That means that Christian peace is rooted in the theo- 't&JUv TROPHY PONTIAC . Jersey City logical virtues of faith, hope LjjL&tiSi-A and chanty; and it is strength- Hal dirtanki ened and spread by the gen- and * Bayonne North erous willing exercise of Bergen prudence, of justice, of forti- UNBEATABLE DEALS NOW! tude and of Guttenberg Union City temperance ’63 PONTIACS o.ln COLG DEAR BOUTC NEW Hoboken GENTLEMEN, may US -4 PARAMJft. JtN*iC .HU V-&352 Weehawken these peaceable thoughts TEMPESTS • IE MANS • GRAND PRIX spread more and more in the world! Thu will be partly lASIIST PAYMENTS • FINEST SttVlC* W» wil MtbatrayyMrcMS^aa. your work, for it is by the Owr Um, nUction, voluM oad press especially that they will M.US wmdmhA mUcHm of Und Con d»CBr—i.g Iwlp reach the Intelligence and the Every heart of men. You can thus render the precious testimony 988 BROADWAY of having contnbuted to the realisation of the wish brought BAYONNE from heaven at the birth of fTrophy 1 HE the Redeemer: Peace on the f PONTIAC/ 7-4900 Banking earth to men of good will! Open Evrnmqt (Luke 1, 14). This will also be our wish for all the nations whose her Service aids you are here. May they

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wont If you the beet ... LANE’S INC. ★ Elmwood ★ 59th Street A A 649 Communipaw Ave., Bergen Mall is Jersey City Shopping Center Bergenllne Ave. Shopping Center rPwktJidi the place Route 4 last Paterson' . West New York Call MA 4-0700 DE 3-6300 Paramut THE 14 ADVOCATE August 29, 1963 Pontiff Encourages Pray for Them Movement Family Dr. Thomas Walsh Vincent’s Hospital, New York, olic Women, died Aug, 20 at and John TANARUS., professor of bet Denver home. NOTRE ELIZABETH A Solemn DAME, Ind. (NC>- spends three evenings a week mathematics at Notre Dame High Requiem Mass /or Dr. Daniel J. Quinn, 60, of Hobo- Pope Paul VI has in a Jean encouraged church, but the man who is Thomaa University; daughter, the J. Walsh, one of the M. Walsh ken, brother of Rev. Gerald Christian Family Move- active in his community or- of Sea Girt; two moat of Fordham Uni- ment to extend its influence prominent laymen In the brothers, Frank of Williams- Quinn, S.J., ganizations and hilly com- Newark was of- veretty, died Aug. 25 while among Catholic families. mitted to the social good of Archdiocese, port, Pa., and W. Raymond of fered Aug. 28 at St. vacationing at Spring Lake. Pope Paul’s message was re- all.” Mary's EUzabeth; and three listers, Church. layed to the movement’s na- Father Haring advocated al- Mrs. Florence Reldy of Wil- Patrick Doherty of Jersey Dr. who had tional convention here by lowing children to receive the Walsh, been liamsport, Mrs. Ann Fleming City, father of Rev. Thomas elevated by John XXIII of Archbishop Angelo DeU'Acqua, Holy Eucharist as soon as they Pope Jersey City and Edna H. J. Doherty of St. John’s, Clark, old to Knight Commander of St. Walsh of EUzabeth. Vatican Substitute Secretary of are enough to know that It died Aug. 24. is Our Gregory, civil class, in Feb- State. It said in pari: Lord. He said, too, that ruary. died "For two decades the “parents are a missionary Aug. 24 at St. In alio now, Elizabeth's Other Death* your prayers remem- Christian force in the world” because Hospital where he . . . Family Movement NEW PROVINCIALATE-Ground-breaking for a new Provincial House (shown here in ber there deceased priests: was a retired chief of hat carried an its apostolate of the education they Impart to staff Mary C. Fox, mother of their an architect's rendering) for the Fathers of the Society of African Missions in Tenafly and former president. He had and without doubt the results children and warned Magr. Francis A. Fox, pastor has been scheduled for Sept. 8. been living in Sea Girt since Newark ... achieved should serve against the closed family, “the of New already bis Ascension, Milford, family that closes itself from retirement two years ago. Rev. A. to provide consolation and en- died Aug. 22. Joseph Mulry, S.J., From he couragement to further efforts the wide horizons of the com- New S.M.A. 1948-49, was chief Aug. 31, 1921 Provincial House of staff at Alexlan Anna Kemexis, of Kearny, Rev. to extend its Influence in fam- munity, the very source of sal- Brothers Donald O'Meara, O.F.M. vation.” Hospital here. He was presi- mother of Magr. Michael G. Conv., Sept. 2. 1962 ily life. The family is a most TENAFLY Ground-break- will be inside Africa, the main dent of the medical board and KemezU, pastor of SS. Peter Rev. Ahmann told the convention ing ceremonies for anew Pro- priests, storage a linen George M. Griffin, Sept important cell of society and entrance. Religious articles rooms, that the behind the vincial House for the chut* chief of staff at St. Elizabeth's and Paul, EUzabeth, died Aug. 2. 1933 within its small circle are nur- laity lags Fathers will room, laundry and stair also be displayed there. from 1955 until his 20 in Weet Hudson tured the hierarchy in grappling with of the Society of African Mis- tower. It also will have 15 bed- retirement Hospital Rev. Gabriel Steines, 0.5.8., virtues so precious The first in race relations. sions will be floor will also have for 1961. Kearny. 2, 1941 and so tor later held here Sept. rooms priests in transit, a Sept. necessary 8 a general office, the When illness Rev. at 3 p.m., it was announced provin- recreation room and kitchen- prevented Dr. Francis J, Gallagher, life.’’ A MESSAGE cial’* a Margaret M. Roche of New- from President suite, a conference Walsh from his in- by Very Rev. Patrick L. O’- room, ette. attending mother of Rev. Evan Sept. 3, 1959 saluted CFM a suite ark, Kennedy mem- for visiting a vestiture as Knight Comman- GEORGE N. SHUSTER of Doooghue, S.M.A., provincial. Bishops, Two shades of brick Roche, of St. Bonaven- Rev. Joachim Falcone, Sept. bers for "working actively in private chapel, the and der of St. 0.F.M., Notre Dame University told Tho superior's trim Gregory at Sacred 3. 1929 provincialate serves as limestone will be used ture University, died Aug. 22. the your communities to Improve *uite, a kitchen and dining Heart Archbishop 1,200 couples and 300 chap- U.S. headquarters for mission- for the exterior. The roof Cathedral, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eugene S. the social and moral climate room and other will Boland Patrick lains suites and of- decorated him in a F. Clarke of New- at the convention that ary priests who are be white spe- Burke, Sept. 3, 1951 in which families live.” dedicated fice*. asphalt shingles. A cial bedside ark, father the between your to the ceremony at the of Rev, Brian Rev. Francis A. relationship "It is such evangelization of the Urge circular tower, topped by Kenney, Sept. by daily par- hospital. Pope Plus XII had Clarke, 0.5.8., a member of priests and laymen by the end Negro in Africa. The TO THE LEFT an alumninum cross 4. 1936 ticipation in the community by society will be a will fea- named Dr. the of this “will be directs and maintains church ture the Walsh a Knight of St. Benedict's Prep fa- Rev. Stanislaus century quite the schools, seating 250. The sanc- exterior. Stonis, Sept. members of the CFM that St. In died from Gregory 1954. culty, Aug. 20 while on different what It is now.’’ individuals assured seminaries, hospitals, lep- tuary, all shrine alters and the AU windows in the 4, 1953 can be on church, A native vacation at South Betmar. He pointed out that by then, rosariums, maternity homes Communion rail will be of New York City, Rev. Kevin Mahoney, 0.5.8., a very personal basis that the in chapel, museum and gift shop' he half of the Catholic families and dispensaries. Irish marble. graduated from Fordhain Nora A. Sept 5. 1952 moral and democratic rights will be stained glass. The heat- NUand Gleason of will have University and the Long Island Rev. Frederick at least one parent to M George Vuinovich of The Interior of the ing will be hot water with Clifton, mother of Sister Anne J. Ilarrer, equal housing, education, nave will air College of Medicine with a college education. To be and took Noreen C.P.. Sept. 5, 1961 employment, voting and public Englewood Cliffs, architect, of block with shadow conditioning An arcade from of Star of the Sea with the his internship at St. Eliza- Rt Rev cope leadership prob- facilities indeed to said construction will begin blocks. Two have the main house wiU lead Academy, Long Branch, died Msgr. Felix M. lems belong confessionals to a beth’s this will pose for priests, all immediately with the been provided 10-car Aug. 21 at home. O’NeiU. Sept. 6, 1949 Americans," the president finishing and a side en- garage. he suggested that at least 10U. date set for Dec. He is survived by his Rev. Joseph S. Carroll, said. 1. 1964. trance which will lead to a 95- The widow. Patrick F. Sept. courtyard wiU have con- Mr*. Jessie liannan, 93, of them bo enabled to car Henncssy 6. 1952 acquire The convention adopted a parking lot. Behind the crete Walsh, father of THE BUILDING walks, patios aod a cen- Auxiliary Bishop their doctorates in various sub- will be lo- will a former nurse at St. Eliza- resolution in which It joined sacristy be a hall, coat ter area where M. Hannan cated on Bliss Ave. and a ahrlne will Philip of Waitnng- will beth’s; three sons. Paterson jects. "with all of will in room, stage and be located. Capt. . . . men good have a basement kitchen. The remaining area Thomas ton, died Aug. 23. He also partial plus J. Jr., with the US. urged Catholic col- Identifying themselves with the two floors. It will be landscaped. There will Rev. WUliam Mooney, S.J., will feature an ON THE SECOND Army in Hanau, Germany; Mrs. Martin leges to establish workshops Negro families who are now floor will iUo be new rotdj J. O'Falloo, 92. 3, 1961 inner basement leidinf into James J. of Sept. "in the courtyard. The he U suites for New Providence, a former national director principal areas of so- seeking their full natural will include trunk permanent and out of the property. of Rev. Adalbert CaUahan, cial a room, assistant administrator of St. the National concern" to be attended rights.” Council of Cath- 0.F.M., 4, 1949 laundry area, storage room, Sept. by younger priests along with bowling alley, an elevator to parishioners. «<>*•»: InMrtion 40c Gn» Convert Group's the upper floors, a vault and 1 p«f 4 mMrtiooi Such social )l En«. workshops, he a lavatory. p*c Mininm ) En«i D*octtn*: said, would provide much Hoard to Meet Mondo , 4 P.M. A museum and gift shop, needed and skills and CLASSIFIED WH|# to TKo Ad*o f*. Haring. HOMEY (v 4 Dm*U Offira . M r Kitinml A>* Mg of Academia Alfonsiana The discussion will center male . sales *• kSouxi UOl in on SAN Tex. (NC) men mux i orncE ANTONIO. Dl 3-3333 ■a I-MM RajHliM IX 7 MM Rome, and Mathew Ahmann, the image of the Church to be engineers cnaYujut n.vuotra PARAMUS Three Cathobe social action . vauamt alartaai Maa (all rar »ith executive director of the Na- projected by CMOA members TOWNE MOTORS INC. TRAVEL room mine groups adopted a revolution EXECUTIVE MIDAL SHOTS AGENCIES Mr * TV kadi la. tadrart lirtLa*. aail Catholic nirw r.n.n la »a3 tional Conference for and on promotion of Christian hero the adminis- "'**w nmr«f DNkr cmrptum Uarl. 1 rar faraar Ooaa - criticising ***• _ Imw EMILY-KAY U parwfcrai * publjc arhonta. * Interracial Justice. gestures result of BRIDAL SALON daali unity as a l '*»* Can _ Ae4, JOS. NY baa La. «'■ Ptoaa I Cdaral tration civil right* bill and call- dm, uutwu. OtTTTT* M. BYRNE CO. aaaar Maktne said "the the T!%4X ideal lay- advances of the Second BURNS PKon« HUnter 6-1400 . formal corny . cvetom TEA\EL mVKY ing for "remedial meas AXD READY MADE *WTIM man is not the man who Vatican Council. l« « Own An . W GORTM «*• r»bJW Hac* 1W RIDGEWOOD ures” to aid Negroes. employment or nmi.M.-noM * Air MMltiUaii agency Thmrm. - CY»« 4 Til Cm mm Crnl*** Harrem Tnn The resolution was adopted £•«»* FLETCHER m Rw»i iy. loiw. .1 J 7* Bnm4 M. Smit MA *.|7«o GILSENAN & COMPANY at a joint session of toe Cath- Lwrocu - noaiT cow Dial FE 9 8826 "OUR REPUTATION IS Yin. R olic Central Union of America, COOK BUILDING MATERIAL COSTELLO Trov*l S«rvic# (Ruuuims or sa i isr action—- Reiterate •he National Catholic Knights Wom- -IJW <* LS* r an: VIOLA en's Central Union and tha BROS. INC. PropmMa ta Uerfra Corny « OMtn Kim Lmb4«* Catholic Central Youth Union. ft Mitt n> L Ata. GJ v;«| comm us c or mldcmq T It called the administration materials ft Rirun RIDGEWUOO 4 VICINTTY rw rwii Mmn c*a ELMORA TRAVEL SERVICE «T COCOLE OUT OF TOWNER* School Aid Stand civil rights bill "hastily con- ~ NOfth 7 7000 Tm V—r Tra. »!< ONTO* SCO MULTIPLE LISTINGS 4 structed.” c«nqn . tolas run OIDSMOBIIE 1 A»a . sitmens real estate gi mom Wis. - IN Ats • ttttr RAH. MILWAUKEE. (NC) ELECTIONS to the The groups called for enact- •m torm . ouMxotnj FUEL OIL - OIL OPEN T DAYS AND EVENINGS BURNBtS TVV*< tMh«7 The Council of the board ment . Kltaf'lM l 4« Supreme of directors. Supreme of ' remedial measures * bnm I? W«| R>4l 4 7500 aid others were unanimously re- (Negroes) attain equitable ft SONS DC <3 North Broad St. N. J. in GW. ««#. A,. »U«I,Ulr rvo. to education proposals should elected. Newly elected by • levels of education, vocational oct • automatic REAL ESTATE Pbooa OLm 2-2111 nemo) deliveries have benefits equal for all unanimous vote was Virgil C. training and culture, sufficient PLYMOUTH RUTHERFORD school - VALIANT children. Dechant of La Crosse. Kan. to enable them to compete COOK ESSEX COUNTY FULLER MOTOR CO. FRED P. KURGAN Re-adopting a resolution through their own sod g?* ti tX*M C«T llart, in an address to the Industry I* from 1962 iig imant HARRY J lUaitor I: » Kcrfaa la So B*rr*o its Boston conven- talents on a par with their fel- W Diol Oliver 2 6262 STEVENS, INC. convention, referred to a A4, '* r“* 11 n *«~ HTWMTM A VAIJANT tion, the % , H-a Mftft An, REALTOR* 41 Part A««m Rctbcrfocd supreme council said low rttiirns of whatever *^S*T* m« * *ervics Tea Lawn court suit in California to race » Year* Sana »»>* I'M C*J. at LoraLaa we tea the Constitution permits aid or background ” HEIP BOLKEMA Aaiaa have the wnrvds "under God" WANTED MALE A FEMALE • Aperalaala • KaaaittMßl SHORT UN»on •*• HlliS to schools 6 6300 FUEL Naaaa* ImitftMi • Tha Oraejaa private, non-profit removed from the Pledge of CO Oaai, Mm *rr» col*-* « human reaLtE in proportion to the public rmi oa - (UMJ 4 C.aa Allegiance to the Flag. The Noire • Dame Gratia PLYMOUTH Oil Imm innin *’* N *««* »A Stniai Short Kills. Mill burn function CHRYSLER _ IT! MS* they perform. GENERAL MOTORS. ■ *l* Mala K of C was Instrumental in DELCO HEAT *l, Oraata OR 7 U 7« ! VALIANT - ScciacfWbl sad Yictaßy In other the IMPERIAL resolutions, the words added To Frosh 1 SHORT HILLS AVE SHORT HILL* having sev- Welcome •* r *Jnrr DIAL council called for of sroa Horn* saus Oliver 2-1600 BERGEN COUNTY passage eral FmTTSir?. “ub * REALTORS DR El EL *4o* years ago. NEWARK A welcome MP mmti CRCPWroOP AVR. MDLAXD PARK a Senate bill to make Colum- Omnmat law Hart SITUATION rn SR ART A said he was going to 74 New Jersey students who WANTED JOHN DUFFY FUEL CO. LXI>M -' wajrijsctom bus Day a national legal holi- ELixabxth 5 5600 twt ask 'Maftins 1s*miay il»r VWLI.t . Sparta Aran the Knights board of di- will enter Notre Dame Uni- * *■ ft S*r.ln* rnanda day; a Christmas ■- DIUM. N , tU»Tlop*n* urged COOK Mt«« twi- NEW 6 ROOM RANCHES For Hollow rum*. Sparta. rectors for authority to in- versity next month is planned ll Rwn liMlalM ft stamp the Na- S-r.lmd E. G. Realtor* symbolizing Metnrnd Dahtnnra - ANDERSON, tervene in the suit for 8 9 at the Mili- %M« erf CI 1963 34 Ilnur Un<« p.m. Sept IrfW PONTIAC - taralaO ta nM tivity; local coun- TEMPESTS ,aaa4 Off** «te PA MIIIJH encouraged Dial: Ml 2 2727 R U Start* tary Park Hotel the Notre > J«4a a < I • cils to combat obscene litera- Hart also said that the or- by FOE SALE **4m uw rwn r« lift IS* Ad»»u M Nnut N J SUMMIT Dame Alumni. •a KYC ture and movies and reaf- ganization encourages mem- •or mul w ETATX KLITZNER OIL CO., INC. 1 Raartaa ML In Two BARNEY'S WAREHOUSE j raatarta* brv* fraaL ■SMONMON 4 nSBOL lulun firmed its of the bership by Negroes. reply graduates. Superior HraUift » support CW.it In ISM —lf u,f Ima, InMnlul. Commerrtil. laduatnal to made two Cath- Court Judge Robert A. Mat- MAXON RADIO USTATtHES Iff words, "under God.’’ in the charges by LIQUIDATES OUTFITS PONTIAC Smtai SttmauL Now ProOdroca. un n. ■rM4 Cwnft—- of olic newspapers, he estimated thews. and New York Giant k Pledge Allegiance to the Pyilm hM a# na - Bndfrt re ria football quality nnvmii Clmi* that there are about 10,000 quarterback Ralph PKonxi WA 3-6900 •n. Vwnil 14 B—ctwood Rd . tonmtt CR ITlOt flag. -Hl** HU! Phone: Tap. a 1 Ls< sta/f Negro members of the K of Guglielmi. will speak. George > *—T jviTEILrTSLw 353-3378 oar npalnrad at R Brand SC Had a hocn# for yoa PRESIDENT KENNEDY, in C. Because records do in- Novak, a senior, will explain PONTIAC GIGANTE BUILDERS Hem* la Trado not BARNETS Wo WUI Taka Yoor SUPERMARKET Nr CM FLOOR COVERING a message to the be university rules. “ Wlai iamn . Part* convention, dicate race, said, exact fig- TANARUS»1 *vn HOLMES AGENCY said that Robert P. Cuara.iwO L'aM Car* W 1 7 **73 ] the Knights have “a ures are not obtainable. Joyce is serving DISCOUNT FURNITURE MOHAWK FACTORY OUTLET MO, W„* as chairman. A I.Hlr lanlr t>l Morrt* At*.. Summit CR >M*O very important part’’ to play The »W <■ no. (ran 111 Ml lr.ill.iin BLOOMFIELD Knights appropriated WAREHOUSE Iran un madman in the "common task" of TROPHY PONTIAC Bran, MS MR- SUSSEX COUNTY the (UM An . Vranrk B 1 IRR $25,000 to provide hostels for ■TTT * * ■ ■ ■ AW. nation 0»t ****'• CM. WU> H THE JRI OF REAL ESTATE P*» to extend “equal op- Imm B. XKWARK lanaia. NJ FLORIST SUSSEX county participants in the Aug. 28 N.J. Chaplains RAPID RELIABLE can r*r rate. 1 Sou**. « room* i* °**» *•». Wofta. M XU. HE RESULTS I family portunity and full and unim- 7-4900 bub. civil rights march on Wash- atalr*. J room* douaatatr*. oil hast. JONES THE FLORIST, INC. R. MARASHLIAN & CO. Realtor I **l*r. ) he*, (oil cellar, paired rights for all our cit- ington. The pore for Reassigned PONTIAC - churl money paid TEMPEST Old rat lloilii Rat 11 Hi Pi veil? pud. Catholic izens.” rattxrox DRrvKrx ocTurr lodging, and breakfast NEW ad- C*n Un far Ynftr rtornl Ntndn ftrchouaa ud at ore* nearby property H supper YORK—Changes of RAMBLER CUFTON men. Beautiful country Imraediata occu- Paul o»M Mu. tun, ft m xu. NCrth 7-1022 Pope VI sent a mes- at the hostels established in dress for throe New IF >anted Calf Wladaar »lit* "zeal, gen- gymnasia Georgetown Uni- chaplains have been announ- DEALERS NEW CARS 1W r.m.lra ArAbta KiM VwwT J— wmn An, Nulinr N. 1. N*w Jaruy and m REALTORS erosity industry of the versity, the Catholic Universi- ced the Ordinarlatc HARDWARE by _ . Military BUICK e MERCEDES-BENZ IST PAINTS UNION Knights of Columbus in the ty of America and several here. A****** hm ft fervta service of THOMPSON'S (urroundlna the Church.’’ church halls. The la Union County 4 area. priests and their new B 5 HARDWARE Phone 9-4546 MAPLE BUICK INC. STORE PRetcott L*t help to aelecl a homa lot Craft ft ua you addresses are: Rev. David J. • Duaut . rmaburfti Paint. An, comfort and happlnaoa. »gm . • Ruaani ft Enrta • SUnlny Hardware your Caaazza, Admin. CUFTON protection M Chaplain. SMYTHE rrra Dali.err Pit ana PI ftdOSO Our *xp*rtanco U your Phonft SO 2-7500 RAMBLER, INC. Oran mill Bran. Cmd., Naval ELIZABETH buy call rail on Trng. Center, »■» W. A Ml PARK rr or tkmm Aao . fta. Ora—o. N. UPPER MONTCUUR Knights San Diego, Calif.; Rev. John JOHN P. McMAHON Suing - •MX* SERVICE - PARTS MASONRY ■ ROOFING V. J. GAMBINO AGENCY C. CADILLAC IMS Mocrta At*.. Union MU *OO4 MlgDooc. Chaplain, Secood OutmOmO I'aaO Can E*UU lrs * sm vie* RALPH PALUMBO A laaaraan Marine Division, FMF, Camp WAYNE CRoatwood 3-4200 Wti Lejeune, N.C.; and Rev. CENTRAL CADILLAC INC. JOHN VB CO. Realtor Over M All typee el net U*L Fake Oath M*ma An.. rnpAlr*. Pn>|«rtj •* Summit. N. J. Charles J. OM Can Quirk Hamburg Tpka. Wayno. Covert, mbmo Can* raj Avr M I*o7 PaUraoa Chaplain, N««i Am. Newark. Phone: El 5-5863 Fleet Chaplain, Com Serv OR U3M WILSON, N.C. (NC)—A Bap- 1116 suit charges that the Phona AAA 4-2255 RAMBLER Phone Bigelow 8-3559 - Lant, U.S. Naval Bate. Nor- “fcnie. VannOaO k all ha PSa TO RENT tist preacher and a North oath “was false and libelous ART. ' MOVING GLEN RIDGE folk, Va. BROOAN CADIILAC WOLF RAMBLER INC. * STORAGE Carolina woman will be toe an Ms face and was calculated OLDS W»nn*4tc aactloa. I rooma. h»at 4 inftT GrTeirnw CRp W defendants In a $lOO,OOO libel to and NATHAN fSSSi ... damage injure” naea.'Bisa* RUSSELL. INC nmmt DM HUBS. suit that in the federal Authortard CADIIXAC EaUbUahad Sine* ISM opens the organization and Ms mem- REPAIRS • OLDS NOrth 7-2233 GALLAGHER SERVICE, PARTS, •ALU ft ESTATE PATERSON courts here Sept. 9. bers. lOVICI * *mHmm *n Nutwy. n moving ft aroRAOE me. _MAL - INSURANCE ™ A— Clifton. S*T KlcUawood A**. Clan AW*». N. 1 M. DELAWARE 3-7600 Naw Imttm n» Early Ocropaaryl The Knights of Columbus The pamphlet contained these _ PI Air ToolsVEomprasMn RAMBLER 3-5600 brought the action the words, ascribing them to the VALLEY VIEW against MOORE AAARK E. & Rev. Donald Knights of Columbus CHEVROLET DALY SON KEARNY R, ea an MOVING Bryan, pastor ELM AUTO SALES - STORAGE GARDEN . of toe Central Church oath taken by Its members: E. M1“«5587 *• • SERVICE & Baptist •ALU - PARTI'S BORGOS BORGOS SERVICE*- PART* UNO in and Ruth J. "I do further promise and WYmon 8-7311 Farmville, OK UUD CAM .“.spasms'" REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS *> Tim declare that I when Eaaray An. Kaaru. M. J, by of Eureka. will, op- IN ALL m PHASES Dial EL 4-3700 ,m n. 3 PATERSON portunity make Mid KATZ AVK., AT HALEDON LINE presents, HENRY THE SUIT that the MICHAEL J. HARRIS VOLKSWAGEN P. TOWNSEND R-WAY charges wage relentless war, secretly SOUTH OP W. (at Trafll« LUM) AIR-CONDITIONED pair distributed antl-Oathobc and openly, against aU here- INC. CHEVROLET Phone WYmon 1-4344 literature during the 1960 QyQ TblH rIMMI! IM & tics, Protestants and Masons. SARGENT MOTORS INC Aircoo|»d Automotive Corp. «nn> AM. Kaami 3, 4. 5 ROOM APTS. presidential I HIGH LEVEL CH 5-2483 • MU 8-4465 campaign. will neither spare age, sex or UTTUE FALLS FROM $l2O MO. It alleges that Miss Timby condition, and that I will ROOFING EXPERTS PL 5-1881 • AD 2-4464 hang, ArtlMton larhrtlm A fnrtlat Oat PHonei SO 3-4567 Ml Nertft Am. W. WaetfMd. JAMES E. MARSTON bad 83,000 pamphlets N. J Partial printed burn, waste, boll, flay, SHEET METAL u 4 ONAIU CHEVROLETS ■aaiias AjaaUi with the bogus Knights of Co- strangle and burn alive MATTA'S those HUNDRKDI OXBOW REALTY. INC. . AR 44141 lumbus oath and that CONSTRUCTION •AVS VOLKSWAGEN MOVING ft RTORAOE Rev. infamous U Ole Apr. LttOa Pas* RENTING omcti AM 44811 heretics.” TAYLOR MOTOR SAt.pa TMC. *-OC AL* IA) NO DISTANCE Bryan distributed copies of the TOR CHURCHES. SCHOOLS srzjr-- o!saijttz0!saijttzj t WKI.PARE ft HOUSING MOUNTAIN LAKES in Farmville. AND > . parts pamphlet *2 **• **•"•* n«. Arlington An* INSTITUTIONS i & s Dial AAA 4-1597 . TELL THE srscuum in Phone 489 1300 MULLINS - RASMUSSIN TO SKU YOUR HOMK FAST CHEVROLET INC. * Residential **• FAMILY MONUMINTC U With Roofing a. ADVERTISERS * JOHN p. A. McGovern Loaders A Gutters MU NEWARK * MEMORIALS Siding CHEVROLET AGNES COLEMAN THAT YOU SAW DBALKR COR V AIR COIVtm a Yaan la P*»*t Hm CtmtUry) EL 3-1700 Mtmtm KONNER CHEVROLET THEIR AD ■HR* MS NSW POINT ROAD REALTOR NORTH ARUNOTON. 1-4822 N. J. WYman lUZASITH, N.J. INSURANCE IN THE WYwin HOI DlUwirt MW *■ At*. j by AppoinUuuit ESTABLISHED IRIS m CaldwoU Nisiil PKon# HU 2-7943 1 “ Aft* ADVOCATE FORT LIB and nrooiN CO. Models Ready Dec. 15 Auguit 29, 1962 THE ADVOCATE Over 500 HIGHLAND LAKES 15 Listings ErtublUhKl Community V* round Foot Otfko • Beach mur-. I «t*«aas Haven HMoowoy (tolri to futon morn Foil kSJSST * Plan Apartments in Ramsey Sales at 375 1 TO 7 RMS. $4O TO $450 L «„, KtHhs?V*B. A Chtrenson-Carrol R*Um * ,M". WHttoo. L.R. with flroatoeo, C oorch. floor toman Near BEACH HAVEN In Center B^nS«M SmS*i'tonSn^* j;n»»H Snapping (FFB) The Ctub Community Tmni Arr«n««t popularity of Beach Ha- tummor Maim 7:M. i,m, mo, IMO A Martin Goldstein Ktrylon RtUtst Interstate Shopping Cantor and New York, the ven Weat as a year 'round •no 11:70 building BROKE h«re Announced A Route a to Stockholm: fol- has been by company a unique com- community can be attested to ptrtcUoon: RAMSEY (PFS) - Plena far plana ia* OtflUL Bkhard Wl Zorn, president of at by the fact that mora than 160 7-7000 construction of « 146-unit munity Regency Park. A ® MAIN Zon and IT. - PORT Lll SCCKLiR A SHtPPtRD INC. Jackman Ratify and recreation area ia set families have purrhaied »«M 7 DAYS garden-apartment community being A WIIK ■roftaro a RotMor* New aaide here just off Rt. 17 adjacent to Mm Construction Cos., York which will include a homes for delivery dur- CRy. swim pool, tennia ceurta. and ing September and October. The to be project, known aa putting green, with night light- These 160 salee, mad* since Regency Park at Rameey, will ing planned far all facilities. the middle of July, have be built on a 12-1/2-acre site on The complex will offer four brought sales at Beach Ha- PL Addition and Teland Rd. on groupa of each with ven buildings, West, situated on Rt the weat aide of RL 17. Coo- lte own court area. A brook 72, just nine minutes from etrucOon is to rune the expected got through property. Exit 63 of the Garden State under way about mid-Septem- The building team will abow Parkway here to 375 for the ber. one- and two-bedroom apart- 1963 season. The ments with builders, who are cur- air-conditioning IN PENNSYLVANIA-The main building (center), boat to house and According co-developers rently rentals at renting from about $l3O per (right), swimming pool of the Lords Jerome completing luxurious and Herbert Shapiro, the Bradford Houae month. Broken down into 72 Volley Country Club, located at Hemlock Lords the garden Forms, In families who have pur- wits with one apartment community on bedroom and 76 Pa. chased Valley, "second homes" or North Middletown Rd. in Pearl with two bedrooms, the apart- “vacation homes” at the com- Rirer, to hare ments will hare a number of N.Y., plan mod- munity, plan to keep them el apartments far features. reedy public Builder Cites open during the winter months showing about Dec. 13. Ocru- All rooms win face outside, Advantages for weekends and winter vaca- NOW... will one-bedroom will paociee begin early in apartments tions. January. Include fully-paneled dinettes Of Service Included among the homes Active with windows overlooking the Department in the construction of shown at Beach Haven are the a both lawn while two-bedroom units A S.O.T. RrUjif distinctive Mngle- and homes were new lake multi-family purchased on the Seasprxy, ■ will have formal dining rooms, JACKSON contemporary houainf imlta fa New Jersey (PFS)—Abe Fine- recommendation of three-bedroom model all ctoaets will be floor-to-cei!- previous with 12- berg, builder of Harficld. a foot doors buyers. Fineberg says this is glass overlooking a in the Pocono ing and will have folding louv- 200 home community Mountains community here, has proof that this type of service large family and LAKE LENAPE er-type doors, and each patio the wa- apart- established a highly efficient organization ter. The Sea ment will have Its pays for itself spray fa available own ther- service department to pre- many timej over. f°r $6,590 with monthly mostat for heating and cooling. bis home for pay- pare pre-occu- Harficld offers three models ments of $52.32. Each budding will also have pancy inspection end follow ranch, bi level and The farms laundry facilities. Cape Seabreeze is a [Hemlock*OUTI 402 through service calls after oc- larger VV LOKOS Cod—priced from $14,900 VAUir, PA. «-r.l » to version of a Regency Park wtH also have three4>edroom cupancy. IPi.OOO. modern on-site Fine -sty lod home, Visit Hemlock Farms this parking. berg says that this or- Thirty and 33 ortmpicto now... beautiful S' \ year FllA with utility room and not carport, new ganisation has only reliev- development was a mortgages are available with on a previously private ed him lagoon lot. Its open, in- of many details and as low 4.200 acre estate... now a THI PERFECT TO st $470 down. No dos- formal fa private, profes- PLACE complaints but has styling particularly sionally buUt an ing costs are required. for developed community for your - RAISE adaptable entertaining. vacation home. your family exceptionally good relationship between buyer and bulkier. Several lovely lakefront lots are available Fineberg points out that for your inspection. more than 23% of his first too Advocate Results (Purchasers must inspect property prior to sale.) Survey $ Private UKIVIEW BUILDING Beach SITU, OVER 1/3 ACRE, FROM SISO DOWN On Home HAtD SUtFACID tOADS • YlAt ROUND WATII SYITULS • DOCS AND BIACN PtlVIUOtl At Cove Park Buying Reported

A Chrrtnnm-Cjrroll Rtltsu In a recent survey done by LANDING Seton Hall 9aarm* (PFS) _ Home University, Depart- buyers at Cove Park, the * ment of Marketing, under the home direction of community riving on Dr. Marco A. Baeia. it was Cove Rd off Lakeside Blvd found in answer the to the along picturesque West question "do you plan No where else to purchase can you find so muclMUair. Shore of Lake Hopatrong In ■ year ‘round home 1963 function Landing are m 64"? the and value in homes priced from getting a bonus response was muor when 8 2% said. uium, raw*. wurwo aw at they purchase homes at yes. This represents HEMLOCK VAUO $23,500. Visit Butterworth Farms this week this year round 10,«M reader families and sec for community of The yourself. Builders William Richards Advocate Sums Atr. A UoifHUr Ed., Morristown, SJ. JE and Leonard S-tiM Robbins have ar UfW VtlUf. bmtU mU This Nwrfcr, N..||l iI, F.h» • MNaa 10U by ranged to have a pnratc beach certainly proves that AM H. there is 'Home f* K TAYLOR $ SON, INC made available to Cove Park a Buying' Mar- residents ket that can be reached through The Free beach privileges and Advocate. Monmouth and Ocean Counties lake A Wonderful Place to privileges have added a Uve ... Year A market that builders 'Round “vacation Like” atmosphere to and developer* are interested fa. the community and have en A ready - - to - hanced the family life at the -and willing buy market. tract. Other Study Displayed at Cove Park are Information This tremendous market homes of hi is level, split level served The Whatever and ranch by Advocate in Ber- your deaign, priced from Income [Yearly, family before gen. Essex. Hudson, Morris, 514.M0 and built oo minimum taxes. Passaic. Sussex and Union 73 x 100 fL sites. family’s size.... Terms US.tes ft over ujf counties, which comprise the Include down " pay- Catholic dioceses ments of Newark and ImMHdmmUtg as low as $490 for all. fit.sss-jj.sos aj Paterson, with there’s a and no a paid circu- home tm closing fees r.aoo 3O 4 kmmmtUml lation of over 126.000. Construction details Include Jj.ooot.ms 21.4 Cmlt* Kotk General Electric for you 1n... appliance Under ts.saa package, which can be added No Answer TiwiMy, to mortgage (refrigerator, j.j washer, and dryer). Amen M. 3. can Standard plumbing fix turea. Progress lighting fix Occupation of bead of household. hires. Lenox baseboard TUT heat- .Semi 1 Allied M-J* ® ing and many other features. ham* •Skilled jjj *n MMkol mott*rpi*<», cuMom but* »bh |h* o4 «>c* bomo it M* OO

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John B. understanding the American Name men here that Catholic So- Parrocchia meeting our laymen, whoae Uvea are what the doctrines of the Sacchetti of the have Society here. they a responsibility In lived in the marketpUcaa of Church mean. ciological Madonna di Pompei, Mon- More than deal- the work of Christian 39 subjects showed that some unity the modern world and who, "He wanted the man in the treal, 150,- and ing with Catholic aspects of exhorted them to be in far better than priest or re- street, not just the monk in 000 Italians living in Montreal, the sociology were covered. They vanguard of the battle for ligious, can carry on the the monastery,-to understand tend to look with more favor •octal and included the location of urban Interracial justice. struggle for freedom and jus- what the doctrines mean to and ambition toward the “an- parishes, the staffing of Catho- tice for all men.” him. In other words he glicized” Canadians than to- THE CARDINAL addressed lic institutions of higher learn- French-Canadians. wanted us to stop mouthing ward the more than 10.000 *t EARLIER, Sen. Thomas J. doctrines ing, and the value of sociology persons and start living The reasons, it added, were a hour and Dodd of Connecticut as a science. holy candlelight cautioned them" he said. at least three: that for most in War convention be Brother D. ceremony Memorial delegates not to Delegates to the convention Augustine, F.S.C., Italian immigrants, Canada is Stadium part of the in too much of to of LaSalle Philadel- a* Holy a hurry called for the support of the College, "America”; that the Italians Namo blanket Society convention. give approval to the rights of all citizens regardless phia, delivered a paper on realize that the economic sta- nuclear test ban racial attitudes Declaring that Christian un- treaty. of race in a resolution at the in a changing tus of the English-speaking la He said be does not the in which ity the work of the Church, aea closing business session. neighborhood, he people is superior to that of he added: "It is not for the treaty as "a great sign” that Other resolutions condemned stated that interviews showed the French-speaking people, between East OFFERTORY PROCESSION-All persons who wished to receive Holy Communion at the Pope alone to accomplish it. hostility and the play “Der Stellvertreter” “friendly and cooperative re- and that for various reasons nor tor the Fathers West is easing, but said: (The German can and do devel- the Italians look down the of the Vicar), by play- lationships upon during Liturgical Week were asked to "Hopefully. R could be a Masses plot, a host In the ciboria prepaid council, nor for the priests wright Rolf Hochhuth, stating op" between races. French-Canadians. and nuns sign that the Soviets want to that it Pius at various locationsthroughoutPhiladelphia's Convention Hall. These clborla were then and Brothers It Ls maligns Pope XII, However, he said his survey Rev. Paul Faccy, S.J., Holy for all eliminate nuclear warfare and urged Cross succeeded John brought ta the altar at the Offertory. The men can be seen here carrying several ciboria the members of participation In found one-fourth of the white College, on large silver tray, to the altar. Two of the Christ’s Church.” from the cold war, just as the Eastern Rite Divine Hughes of Villanova Universi- men ore seen returning from the altar. respondents "definitely un- "R poison gas was eliminated Liturgy (Mass) and services ty as president. is in fact no exaggera- friendly" to Negroes. Negro tion from wars. This would st least one day a year. to say that ours ls pre- reaction, he said, “is mostly imply no lessening of com- President Kennedy said in a against the hostile behavior eminently the age of the lay- of Directors Week Told We Live munist intentions to sub- to the convention that University Liturgical man in the telegram while the whites’ Church,” he as- whites, jugate snd enslave the West.” “now more than ever before serted. adding -Many in the (reactions) arc more general- To Hold Meeting that be is this nation needs your active world await the menage of Noting a member ly simply mental attitudes support of the fundamental WASHINGTON (NC) - Christ of the Senate Foreign Rela- not based on The our Savior and you personal injury Others constitutional " heads Liturgy tions Committee, which moral, principles to themselves Some 50 of Catholic uni- Serving are to be His ls by charged mes- of and human sengers.” holding hearings on the liberty justice Negroes wanted a "quota" versities from various coun- PHILADELPHIA (NC) what he for all.” attend envisioned as the come more perfect.” The treaty, he said, be is waiting population in the area, but tries will the triennial Loving service o( other* is the Cardinal continued: The ideal "Mass of the until all the Is in. convention concluded whites were less eager for meeting here 1-7 of the future,” POPE PAUL VI sent a per- “Do not be afraid testimony Sept. true fulfillment o( "living the Father to enter with a 44 hour Diekmann said one sonal "message of snd urged the men "not parade. one, said Brother Augustine. International Federation of liturgy,” Rev. Diek- greetings the very front lines of the bat- Godfrey which would the and to elected Rev Denis B McCarthy. Prof. Donald N. Barrett of Catholic Universities. “reproduce of encouragement” to the tle, whether the pressure your rep- msfin, 0.5.8., told a 1963 struggle is to OP, of New York, Last Supper account, with all Week resentatives one or the national di- the University of Notre Dame The meeting will be the fed- Liturgical here. The save way North American our society from the rector Liturgical the depth of love” of the society told dele- said there was "extensive which that Pontiff noted that "the unity clutches other” until the hearings are dis- eration's first in the U S. and Week audience here. of communism, or to gates that the convention here implies. for which Our Blessed Lord completed. crimination against the Span will take place at the Catholic obtain justice for the working the Addressing a general session Throughout the centuries, and for marked end of the society's isb speaking" in the V S He University of America. Tho prayed, which.. .Pope man. or to help our Negro ANOTHER SPEAKER was of the largest Liturgical Week he continued, the Mass has be- John XXIII offered his pattern of national meetings claimed that studies show the rector, life, brothers to achieve full citii- university's Msgr. ever held. (13,000 come somewhat Bishop Dougherty, president of He said future will Spanish speaking attended) formalized seems nearer to realization in emphasis "pay more William J. McDonald, federa- eoship in our free society.” the priest-editor of and no has Sc ton Hall University, who told be on regional meetings. for less Worship longer the impact these days. particularly adequate housing than tion president, will preside said: "We who magazine re- on people’s minds and hearts through the work of the Sec- ceive the sacraments must be- that it is meant to have. ond Vatican Council, ■^iwprrsas?" fr come living embodiments of "Christ’s command. ‘Do this ell. the sacramental in remembrance signs: living of Me.' was "It be can promoted ... In signs that can be seen and un- not meant to refer just to the two ways: by attracting men's derstood, loving that at- words of signs consecration but to minds and hearts to the a* because tress- tract, they con- the entire experience of the ures of Holy Scripture, vincingly proclaim to a love- Last Supper, to particularly which contain the very word . starved world the irresistibly His command. Love . one an- of God, snd of the liturgy V* attractive love-surrender other as I have " of loved you,’ he which communicates that C A* Christ, until He comes.” declared. word snd the saving graces of V "We insist RELATING that it Is Christ thus contributing to £ « niS remarks to the su Mats that matters," Fa- the renewal of the whole * the general convention theme. maS ther Diekmann continued, "but Church "Tho Renewal of Christian proposed by the coun- if it doesn't matter enough to cil: znd forth EVERYTHING Education,” Father Diekmann by showing to IS PRICED RIGHT us to make us AT stated: " charitable, then those separated from this SHOP-RITE ‘Proclaiming the it matters very little. See the of the death of the Lord’ by doing Holy beauty Yoo'H find MORE “If we sre the of beloved momy saving MEAT FOR LESS AT and Body Church, spouse of " SHOP-RITE! saying what Christ did vatuvs in Christ, then we must make Christ, in her of Him •wry and said at the Last Supper is worship at manifest in our lives Christ Dspoilmsnt Shop-Uttl, the s snd her praise of His Name—- READY-TO-EAT Full seed, the source, the sum- More? Cut SHANK HALF redemptive will of love for all so that their admiration Why Pay mary of Christian catcchetics. of her mankind.” he emphasized, outward splendor draw “Even if ... there had been may "and in our loving concern for them to examine the Tip Top or Libby Froicn no Scriptures of the New Tes- beauty other,, we ourselves will tament the central be within." ... mys- SMOKED sis tery of our Faith would still FRUIT have been substantially pro- At CWV Convention _ __ cum* slices claimed to the world by the DRINKS celebration of Mass. o*eef9 hf«W'f Holy . (Wry 4 I*SfAv i liMt 4 &«oprbadt Commenting on proposals HAMS & 0- » • »yt «W I 39: for the use of the vernacular Scores Concern at Mass, Father Diekmann n mint ii. j«ui laid: Veal Steaks 89* “A not Turkey *. 99< proclamation is For 12 1 —. , such unless it heard Atheists truly Is ir tv GroundBeef 45* and understood If .«* ... in a MLAMI BEACH (NC) - language not understood and A OBVIOUSLY refrmng to tho state Chicken in a tone of voice not audible. supremo court justice US. Supreme Court decision GroundChuck . 65* Breasts » 55* here MMMATiggi MR——- <»- . lit/oleon T —■»*< Uwi It charged that there hat Juno 17 aA Is, objectively speaking, outlawing Bible read- “ been too much “concern Icecream s«* kkmnWi " 9 * 29< mystification rather than a for ing and recitation of the ( ‘ Lord's Round Ground s 89 £ proclamation.” an atheistic minority that in Prayer public schools. Jus- Roasters ruee* * 39* seeks to from ChickenLivers * 69* expunge all pub- tice McCaffrey said: "Every Froicn ASKED IN an interview lic pronouncement Shop-Rite any refer- school child has been told that ence to a hrn P«ji 6 C0..0il Supreme Being." our forefathers acknowledged M « •»« . Justice Edward T. BUY McCaf- God as the source of authority frey of the New York State Our corns bear the proud GREEN Court CHUCK Your Supremo told tho ” STEAK-39 lb. con motto ’ln God we trust' Our ventkm of the Catholic War national Next anthem mentions the Cvllalae Veterans that this BEANS nation’s re- deity. The laws of tho land Rib Steaks s 69* Car re- knnti Cut Beef Cubes i ligious -* heritage ‘is being un- oaths Gr 4 ter 1-- |r«| quire with the hand on SHRIMP__ from dermined by "inroads of the Bible.” Shoulder Steaks * 99* Newoort Roast atheistic thought." 60-70 Court 26-10 Coui. jumtw * *99* "We have been insistent,” b. J-fc bo. lb }.b boi BENNER he "that ChuckRoast m. k 69* continued, priest, min- b* ‘ 49 ister 7 *1 s s9 srtso S^?JS RAMBLER and rabbi chaplains qq< 7 ' CaliforniaRoast *. 59* 59‘ 2 tALIS • HIVKI PRINTING minister to the needs of our Chicken Wings b 29* loo.Uon Hk« IMT* •ons and la HARRY daughters when in HMkMuck 11. I. Rulk.rf.r4 F. MURPHY the service. No session of Con- OR MM 78 CLINTON NEWARK OriM Julco 39* ST., 2 gress without &Z - 65 I'm** Am.. I block «TM of opens recital of •««»■ Auto off Rout. Rhone: it. MArfcot 3*2831 prayer. Threading tho course OC. Potato Salad 19* RIB 6 03 Cut of our ROAST entire history has been lb. the guidance, the conaolatian snd the SHOP-RITE FOR FRESH FRL ITS & I constructive impact of Shop-Rite Ef.ET iIiES: Wh.lt religion on our daily lives Y»Jlo« o* Crmbtnolton Skffi "How then the coocern for an atheistic minority that GOLDEN CORN°- 10.29 seeks to AMERICAN expunge from all pub- lic pronouncement any refer- CHEESE ence to a Supreme Being? If ITALIAN PRUNES~ 2.29 the of rights such minority are to be sedulously observed, what about the rights of each BARTLETT PEARS of the 2.35 religious minorities, no 49* WANT one of which can claim to be kikrytiiiiMQ’s priced ADS IN a kk.ht.itsiiop-kite: Y dominant majority? Are the rights of only certain minor- ities to be protected?” ’ s.l9* In THE ADVOCATE... resolutions adopted at the COFFEE SALE *SMBe« convention, the CWV urged CannedHam Si'J" *59- adoption of a constitutional amendment permitting prayer All Meat or All Beet GET RESULTS! in public schools, support of continued interest in commun- PEANUT BUTTER - 39- ist-controlled Cuba and support R«ad whatMr. J. M. H. of Caldwell of President Kennedy's civil HAYDU righto program. «■“» says about Advocate want-ads. GREEN GIANT 2 - Jr. 29* Walter Hyle of Toweon. FRANKS Md., was elected new It Is a pleasure to this bill. national pay This was our commander of the s CWV. 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