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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons U.S. Bishops Deplore The Advocate Loss of ~ - — - Personal Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. Vol. 9 No. 48 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS
Archbishop Alter Chairman Responsibility WASHINGTON (NC) The U S. is suffering from a in every sphere of life in the breakdown in in personal responsibility caused chiefly by a home, the office, as well as marked decline in in the Cousins religious convictions, the American Bish- workshop, in the factory, Archbishops Dearden, declared in in our schools, in our cultural ops their 1960 statement. (See text on Page 6) groups.” Issued at the conclusion of the Bishop’s annual The meeting Bishops said that an ef- Named to here, the said the NCWC Administration statement de- fective cay response to the call for of personal responsibility is all the major ills that beset the WASHINGTON evident personal responsibility need not (NC) - in Arch- Department; and Bishop Allen J.' of the family life, industry, present world. As such their cure Archdiocese of San Fran- wait for a mass movement, but bishops John F. Dearden of De- Babcock of Grand economic life In general and in is Rapids, Mich., cisco, was reappointed largely within the power of in- to troit and William assistant international affairs. belongs the individual per- E. Cousins of chairman. Department of Lay general secretary. Rev. dividual persons. A godly society Milwaukee Clarence son. They added: were elected to serve Organizations. Personal is work of D. White, of the St. Louis Arch-1 responsibility being is the godly men. Even “Such on the the a response by a repre- administrative board of sacrificed, Bishops declared, most diocese, was appointed anew the universal evil and the the THE as- sentative number, given in National Catholic Welfare ADMINISTRATIVE board by a tendency to delegate too threatened only sistant general secretary. mechanization of man the silent Conference. appointed the as as- much sanctuary of the heart, following responsibility to organiza be to can made yield before the will to have its leavening Dearden to sistants to chairmen of THE ANNUAL tions begin Archbishop comes episcopal general meet just and determined wills of in- the effect. Our for action is the board for the first time. various departments and to ing was attended by Cardi- They said appeal four that the correction of dividual persons." other made directly to our Catholic fel- Archbishop Cousins becomes an board members: nals: Cardinal Spellman of New the "basically moral evils” in the THE BISHOPS low-citizens, but it reaches out elected member of the adminis- Bishop John J. Wright of Pitts- York, who presided; Cardinal various spheres of life "and the said that a also to trative board for the first burgh, Education; Em- Mclntyre of Los of "strong and responsible nation is all Americans who face time, Bishop Angeles, Cardi- 1 restoration a vigorous sense the met M. Walsh of fashioned same problems as ourselves.” but has served for several years, of Youngstown, nal Cushing Boston, and Car- of personal responsibility by responsible persons, belong must by invitation, Ohio, Clarence G. not group pressures." as- “Before it is too late, we as assistant epis- Legal; Bishop dinal Meyer of Chicago. primarily to the field of religion." They Issenmann revive in our midst and present copal chairman of the NCWC Lc-j of Columbus, Lay Or- Also present were 28 Arch- serted that personal responsibility J. Hal- “THE FOREMOST the to the world the ideals that have gal Department. ganizations; Bishop Paul bishops and more than 150 Bish- signs of the presupposes acceptance of decline real The NCWC is a voluntary agen-l linan of Charleston, S.C., Youth; ops. of personal responsibility "one's dignity as a son of God been the source of national Francis J. Schenk Du- are to be found in greatness," the said. cy through which the Bishops of Bishop of At the the family," in whatever environment he may Bishops AFTER general meeting, Car) DISASTER: sea the United States with luth, Minn., Social Action. the Bishops stated. "The failure be and the By air, and land, relief sup- deal com- dinal Mclntyre and Auxiliary) placed acknowledg- sent mon problems the national Also, of parents to fulfill their ment of moral law." plies by American Catholics aid victims of disas- on Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Bishop John J. Boardman of respon- binding level. H. Hodges of Richmond, assist- sibilities, as revealed in the fre ters throughout were named the 1 Personal re- Lauds the world ... as shown when j Brooklyn to responsibility above, ant secretary; Auxiliary Bishop quency of divorce, desertion and Pope Bishops’ Committee for the! quires "free and deliberate ac- clothing was unpacked in Chile following the earth- TUE TWO Archbishops were Leonard broken P. Cowley of St. Paul, Propagation of the homes, is a national dis- in chosen at Faith. ceptance of one’s obligation quakes there. Relief supplies must the annual general assistant treasurer; Any be replenished—- Auxiliary grace. delinquency of par- the he occupies in U.S. and meeting of U. S. held Archbishop C’Boylc was named position Bishops your contributions to the Bishops Bishop Philip M. Hannan of ents may well be reflected in the Bishops’ Thanksgiving at to the Pontifical Committee for the family, in the church, in WASHINGTON—In a let- the Catholic University of assistant for Immi- Collection your will Washington, the North delinquency of youth, which is the corporation, in the labor Clothing through parish help. America here. This meeting re- American College at ter to the American hierar- gration; and Auxiliary Bishop now commonly considered our elected of Rome. union, in the community, in the eight the Archbishops A. Donohoc John ex- Hugh of San Fran- ■ greatest national domestic prob- nation, chy, Pope has and who in the family of na- Bishops had served on cisco, assistant Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. lem ." for Press. tions," the Bishops said. pressed his gratification for the 10-mcmbcr administrative Sheen New In addition. Thomas K. of York, national di- The Bishop Bishops' statement, en- the assistance to board last year. Archbishops Leo Gorman rector of the Pontifical "If we are to restore man to! being given Archbishop of Dallas-Fort Worth Society titled “Need for Personal Re- Appeals the Church Binz of Dubuque and Patrick A. for the Propagation of the Faith, his sense of personal responsi-. in South America. was named Assistant Bishop for' sponsibility,” said that "equal- O Dated Oct. 25. Boyle of Washington retired was renamed for a term bility and to the acceptance of the letter (see the NCWC Bureau of Informa- five-year ly conspicuous is the evidence For from the board after to life as a mission,” the statement text on Page 5), was read at Catholic U. serving the tion, and Auxiliary Bishop James the American Board of Cath- in the international order, 1 they "we must the annual meeting of the Bish- maximum of five consecutive one- H. Griffiths of New York, Assist-i olic Missions. continued, understand sponsibility within our industri- NEWARK year terms. ops here. Archbishop Boland, in a letter read in ant Bishop for the NCWC Office Auxiliary Bishop John Dono- al more clearly the moral causes organization and in our gen- John noted that the Bish- churches Following the general meeting, van of Detroit was named to which have undermined men’s Pope throughout the Archdiocese on asked for United Nations Affairs. the eral Sunday, economic life.” intensified their at the Archbishops and Bishops Bishops' Committee on Motion sense of responsibility.” ops program Catholics to "At time “respond generously" to a collection on THE a when so much de- his be- making the elected ad- FOLLOWING were named Pictures, request, and cited the assis- up newly Radio and Television. "First these causes has half of the pends the soundness of our among Catholic University of America. The at as advisors for various upon tance given to seminaries, educa- collection ministrative board met NCWC phases Cardinal Meyer was named to been the marked decline in the of economy and upon our ability to is --to be taken on Nov. 27. headquarters here and work within the NCWC Depart- the Commission tion and catechetical programs. up • • organized Bishops’ on the force of convictions,” produce to meet the needs religious ment of of a He also commended Catholic Re- The letter as follows: Social Action. Liturgical Apcstolate. the said. recalled Archbishop’s stress- world, we have Bishops They Bishop Christopher J. Weldon rapidly developing lief Services-NCWC for the man- ed "the important place" Cath- cr fields with respect. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas F. that George Washington warned I ARCHBISHIP KARL J Alter of been faced with a frequent lack ner in which it the of Springfield Mass., family life; Maloney of responded to olic University holds in the Cath "The courses Providence was the American they should they follow give was re-elected chair- of responsible people , Cincinnati, Bishop Leo A. Pursley of Fort to truly leadership, earthquake tragedy in Chile and otic educational system them not only the latest named the Bishops’ Commit indulge with caution the through results man. Wayne-South Bend, both on the part of management supposi- praised the assistance being provision rural life; tee on the North American Col giv- of "highly technical and ot scientific investigation but they i tion that morality could exist Archbishop Cousins was elect-1 Bishop Andrew G. Grutka of at Louvain. and labor,” the Bishops said. en in the communications field. specialized courses for priests, give the moral lege re- i and philosophical ca vice chairman of board.. Among the without religion. the Gary, Ind., prison The evident instances ligious and must chaplains; Bishops' Committee for iaity who be background for their interpreta- of AMERICA'S Bishops, the Pon- | Bishop Joseph T. McGucken of the breakdown of personal re- the to j Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Brunini Migrant Workers was "A FRESH evocation of equipped move, in their proper tion. With the re-elected. tiff have shown "outstand- training they re- Sacramento, Calif., and Arch-j of Natchez-Jackson, -1 sponsibility most deplorable has said, fields." Miss., hospi- The members arc Cardinal Mey- principle and practice of personal ceive, they gain a respectful hear- bishop William O. Brady of St. been the ing evidence” of fraternal charity tals, and Auxiliary Leo er, widespread cynical re- responsibility can revivify our The text of the Archbishop's ing among those with whom Bishop Archbishop Robert E. Lucey and have "most ful- they Paul were re-elected secretary action to the recent revelation of lavishly letter follows. C. Byrne of St. Louis, charities. of San Antonio, Urban society and help to stem the associate in public, social and and treasurer. Archbishop filled" his expectations. He saw Msgr. Paul F. J. of dishonesty, waste and mal- seemingly inexorable march to- philosophical studies. Tanner, of the Vchr Denver, Bishop Steph- the to the needs of Chile "THE APPEAL Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter of feasance in industrial relations." response for the Catho- Milwaukee Archdiocese, was re- en S. W.iznicki of Saginaw ward the automation of human "Our people arc aware and as the of lic America that in St. Louis was again named chair- NCWC being “beyond sphere University of made graduate schools appointed as general sec- ‘ Bishop Francis J. Schenk of beings and the steady loss of that devoted to re-1 man PERSONAL responsibility and . . . duty." nationally every year -1 of the NCWC Legal Depart- on the first search retary. Rev. Francis T. Hurley.I I Duluth. freedom which is man's distinc- and the increasing of. ment. and initiative have been characteris- “By these splendid achieve- Sunday in Advent has always met Archbishops Dearden tive attribute,” the statement knowledge, the costs cannot tics of this ments,” he told the with be and Cousins were chosen as new nation, the Bishops Bishops, sympathetic understanding met said. by tuition alone. said, but have afforded evi- and admirable generosity. The Arch chairmen of the Youth and So- "pressures are growing i“you ample bishops and .Bishops of for "It will cure the mental lethar- of the "Our America! cial Action Departments. a constantly greater reliance jdcnce deeply penetrating people realize the im- therefore Discussion have tmani.nojslv gy and inertia which or- I love that stirs ap ' bish.ip Urges on the rather than on permit of God and man Albert K. Zuruwostr of collectivity portant place which it holds th.s proved appeal to the Who ganizations to usurp, mainly by m the hearts of yourselves and national Belleville, 111., was renamed the individual." in our educational of s>s- lies the United States for their default, the rights of their mem- your chairman, NCWC Press Depart The tendency to ex- people." tem by reason of the delegate fact that continued Of It support. Needs of bers. will stimulate a self-re- Indians cessive to It provides technical ment; Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore responsibility an or- highly and "May I ask you to urge your of Helena, Mont., chairman. Im- ganization is discernible In In- liance which will automatically specialized courses for priests, beloved parishioners Brazil Archbishop to again re migration ternational the restore the balance between free- religious and laity who must be Department; Bishop affairs, Bishops spond generously to this collec- Lawrence In dom and security. It will reject Asks for Cuba J. Shchan Latin America said. citizens to equipped to move in their of Bridge- Many seem Prayers prop- tion for our national university?" port, Conn., chairman, Education feel that mere adherence to the unwarranted pressure from SAO PAULO, Brazil (NC) - BUENOS AIRES United Nations absolves the groups that seek unjustly to ag- Cardinal de Vasconcelos Mota, (RNS) A special congress to dis- na- cuss and material tion from further grandize their power and will re- Archbishop of Sao Paulo and spiritual needs of Indian in responsibility populations to lawful ends. rural in the International order, they strict them their president of the Crusade for a the parts of Latin America was urged here by Bishop business ven- Worldwide Bishop McNulty Commands added. It will sec in all Thanksgiving Day, Bernardino Echeverria Ruiz of Amboto, Ecuador. "However varied the above tures of whatever size a means has called for Thanksgiving Day He at the fifth of the others well as self. for the Church in spoke meeting Latin American mentioned evils, ranging from the of serving as prayers Cuba, Prayers for Church Council Bishops’ Council (CELAM), at- single act of wrongdoing to the It will have an immediate effect now suffering persecution. tended five Cardinals by and over Mimmi, president of the Pontifi- “This is a moral evil, as are PATERSON Bishop McNulty has ordered 100 Catholics AND Archbishops and Bishops rep- cal Commission for Amer- moral laxity of the mass mind, of ADVENT, CONTINUING Latin the Paterson Diocese to for the 150 million root pray success of the forth- UNTIL THE COMPLETION OF resenting faithful ica in Borne, who had previously the cause is the same Second Vatican Council. from Mexico to Tierra del of coming THE GENERAL DELIBERA- Fuego served as Papal Legate to the the rejection personal respon- at the southernmost in the In a letter to pastors, he directed -1 lONS OF THE COUNCIL, WE tip of the First Inter-American Marian sibility,” the statement said. Highlights that the pravcr continent. (collect), secret and SHALL HAVE: ORATIO IMPER Congress here. It was announced postcommunion from the Vdtive Mass "Seven -million ATA (PRO RE Indians inhab- of of the Holy Ghost be added to GRAVI) FROM that the findings and decision Head of Fides it Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador all Masses THE VOTIVE MASS OF THE the meeting would be submitted Statement starting on Sunday, and the conditions under Bishops’ "The new is GHOST. which Nov. 27. spirit personal HOLY ADDED TO THE for approval by Pope John XXIII News Service holiness. to they live Is blot Dies It is live the TRUTH PRAYERS AFTER a on American The text of the U. S. Bishops’ statement on "Personal He also directed that the Eng- MASS: One of the opening talks of the with LOVE. culture,” the ROME 6. The dynamic force COME HOLY FILL Bishop declared. Rev. Herman Haeck, Responsibility" is published on page Following are some lish version of the Latin prayer, GHOST, meeting was given Archbishop by J found in the truth of Christ lived THE HEARTS OF THY FAITH lie said that while the Church S , head of International Fides highlights from the statement: preceded by a short petition be Antonio Samore, secretary of the with the love the has in defense of Service, the "The failure of to fulfill to of Christ is FUL AND KINDLE IN THEM always fought news service pub- parents their responsibilities, as added the prayers after Mass. Pontifical Commission, who re- Church’s answer to OF the Indians’ interest, despite lished the for revealed in the frequency of communism. THE FIRE THY LOVE. that by Society the divorce, desertion, and broken called CELAM was estab- THE " BISHOP, who is a con- This is the spirit of Pentecost. SEND FORTH THY HOLY many obstacles, it has been Propagation of the Faith, died homes, is a national disgrace.” lished five ago at Rio dc aultor for the secretariat on "The SPIRIT AND years 20 from instances press, monumental work of THEY SHALL BE hampered by the meager finan here Nov. a heart attack "Among the evident of the breakdown of per' Janeiro the 36th Inter- radio and tele-vision, cial following sonal noted that preparation for the ecumenical CREATED. resources at its command. Father Haeck, 60 years old, was responsibility, most deplorable has been the national Eucharistic Congress. widespread “the monumental work of " prep- council is a work of the entire AND THOU SHALT RENEW He said that if the Church held a native of Belgium cynical reaction to the recent revelation of dishonesty, waste, aration for the ecumenical Church. He stressed that CELAM deals coun- Every continent of the THE FACE OF THE EARTH. a special congress, either In addition to heading the and malfeasance in industrial relations." only with continental religious cil is a work of the entire world " ", innate Is represented on every LET US PRAY. O GOD, in Lima, Peril, or La Paz, Bo- Fides Service, Father Haeck had . . the freedom in man . . . demands as a He said its general Church." commission and secretariat. WHO problems. correlative the fullest personal The DIDST INSTRUCT THE livia, some means might be found been for many years president responsibility.” to the "To the for aims arc provide Bishops bring blessings of potential good for the world HEARTS OF THE FAITHFUL to alleviate the plight of the In- of the International Federation "No man can be neutral in a moral cause.” God with statistical and upon the work," he said, is tremendous. To OF necessary “. it cannot be doubted that for bring the BY THE LIGHT THE HOLY dian peoples. of Catholic News Agencies, a • ■ a long time religious “the Church of Paterson will blessings of God the other information concerning the influences have been losing their the upon work, SPIRIT, GRANT US IN THE Bishop Echeverria was one of bureau of the International Union vigor among American Church in and Join in the crusade of tile Church Latin America, with a effect prayer of Paterson will Join SAME SPIRIT TO BE TRULY several prelates who presented of the Catholic Press. people, debilitating in consequence on both public and study." in the crusade to provide opportunities for dls and life.” of prayer and WISE AND EVER TO RE- statements at the meeting deal- Very Rev. G. Frederick Heinz private cussing and of This is the prayer that is study. ways means coor- "Before it is too late, we must revive in midst and being JOICE IN HIS CONSOLATION, ing with various phases of paro mann, M.M., English editor of our added to and forces to the Mass that will "BEGINNING NEXT dinating deal with com- present to the world the ideals that have been the real SUN- THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR chial and diocesan work in the the Fides News Service and a source also be recited after Mass: "0 DAY. mon problems. of national greatness.” THE FIRST SUNDAY OF LORD. AMEN.’" Latin American countries. A1 native of Union City, N. J , has God, Who didst instruct the the Car though the Bishops met behind During sessions here, been named its acting director. hearts of the faithful the light dinal Minimi, who by closed details state also is Secre- the doors, of the of Holy Spirit, grant us in the of the Sacred Consistorial inents read were made available tary aame Spirit to be truly wise and Congregation, called Religious Superiors to newsmen. on President to ever rejoice in His consola- Arturo Frondizi. He also visited tion.” THE MEETING held was un- the shrine of Our Lady of Lujan, lo der the chairmanship of Cardinal THE ADDITIONAL secret Urged Cooperate patroness of Argentina, located 40 miles prayer (the prayer Just before some west of the capital VATICAN HU (N’C) John X the preface) that will now be Pope Xlll has urged U. S., Canadian Accompanying him was Archbish- Umberto said at all Masses is: "Sanctify, religious superiors to cooperate in their apostolic work and op Mozzoni, Papal Le- we O Lord, the we Go gate to Argentina pray, gifts of not let rivalry hamper the good of the Church. Priests to fer, and purify our hearts the by at audience " The Pope spoke an granted to light of the Holy Spirit superiors South America of Italian communities who Dadaglio Tbc added poitcomm union religious were holding their na- Msgr. 'Nt.W'C \eui Service prayer Is: “May the inpourlng tional emigre vs in Itomc in Ca- He said that in Religious communities Named Nuncio of the Holy Spirit cleanse the past -to other our hand," he added, "one and ada the U. S. arc continu- hearts, O latrd, and render years the I'opes have given nu VATICAN CITY knows from (NO - Msgr hitter experience ing their efforts to them fruitful the mcrous indications they lavor alleviate by penetrating a that fragmentation o( Luigi Dadaglto, an auditor at the energy the shortage in South coordinated apostolutc that is not priest infusion of His heavenly dew." Is and Apostolic Delegation to the U. S. a notable dangerous ob- America. text of to useless and damag The the iiishop’s letter "exposed stacle to from 1950 to 1953, has been liberty Itself, to the At in mg delay because of lack of St Benedict's Abbey follows. sacred to the named Apostolic Nuncio to Vene ministry, and Cutli agreement, because of claims to Atehinson, Kan , Abbot "I.A.ST His apostolate." zuela by Pope John XXIII. MONDAY, Holiness o( Clod bert McDonald, OSH dis- exclusiveness work, or , Msgr. Dadaglio had served John XXIil initiated those in as Pope the because Among received audi closed that the Abbey will un forbid, of a certain kind charge d'affaires at the work of the nuncia commission preparation ence by Pope this week were dertake its missionary of intolerance toward the work first turc in Caracas, Venezuela's for the Second Vatican Council. British Prune Minister Harold capi- also precious—carried out by project in Brazil Four priests Witnessing decline Macmillan, tal, since last March, when the a of Christian o! who was on a slate will man parish and school others in Ihe same held the a former Nuncio, Itaf " Archbishop influence In the world of our visit to and Mayor I-ord Italy, Willy 1 on a 200 acre plot in Gama, facie Form, left to serve as Nun day, Our Holy Father to Brandi of West brings Berlin. near the new capital of city do to Uruguay Uie Church anew to POPE JOHN' recalled that in spirit con Prune Minister Macmillan was Brasilia The Nuncio, tend with atheistic new whose rank forces. For 11157, when be was Patriarch of accompanied by Britain's For Two priests from the Quebec is to of -too equivalent that ambassa | the past years the spirit of Venice, be made the same point elgn Secretary, the Karl of Home, Archdiocese are now directing dor, was born in Sezzadio, Italy,l the Council of Trent has dom He noted also that the Homan at the private meeting When anew parish in San Cristobal, m 19H. He entered the diplomatic lnated the thinking of the Church. Synod last January resulted in their visit was over, their group Paraguay spent months Trent has been They service of the Holy See in 1943, preoccupied with the requirement that religious was Invited into the Papal it learning the language and several years after his ordination. the refutation of heresy. and diocesan priests work to- to lie Empha- brary greet Pope Leading customs of the studying people After serving here in the Secrc BISHOPS sis has been on the negative under the them was Sir who MEET: Archbishop Boland adjusts his name as ho talks with other gether Bishop’s super- Peter Scarlett, of Paraguay tariat tag of State for three years, There is now little heresy since vision and not in four earlier had the annual of the opposition. only days pre Two other Canadian he to prelates attending meeting American hierarchy in Washington. there is little priests was assigned successive theology in non Pope John said cooperation sented his credentials From as British are enroute to La Paz, Bolivia, lours of duty in Haiti, the U S , the left are the Archbishop, Bishop Joseph T. McGucken of Sacramento, Aux- Catholic groups. results in good works, “<)u Ihe Minister to the See. Holy to fill missionary posts Canada, Australia, and Colombia iliary Bishop John J McGuire of New York and Cardinal Mclntyre of Los Angeles. 2 THE ADVOCATE November 24, 1960 Civilta Cattolica Says: Anglican Visit toPope Shows Better Climate; Warns Exaggerations ROME (NC) The Fisher Archbish- exact and exaggerated. He Archbishop himself had ternal affability of and benevolence op Canterbury’s forthcoming cited Fisher's own the that bis Archbishop expressed hope should not give rise to visit to John surprise,” Pope XXIII indi- statements as representing a visit would be viewed as “the because "the sympathy and cates a favorable change of cli- more accurate view. and clear demonstra- simple cordiality with XXIII mate which John in Roman Catholic and Fisher was quoted tion to the world that two Archbishop our and his predecessors have al- Anglican relations, but should not the communions to as saying that meeting with can speak one ways welcomed the be exaggerated many other given interpreta- the Pope was aided by anew another with charity, and religious joy heads who have ex- tions as to its immediate results. the church- faith.” mentality pervading reciprocal pressed the wish to This view visit them is of the meeting be- es, and also by ‘‘the initiative well known.” tween the head of the Catholic taken by the to FATHER TUCCI stated that openly Popo make Father Tuccl said that It is Church and the spiritual head of clear that the Roman Church de- the importance of the Anglican undeniable that in recent the Church years of England is set forth sired better relations.” Prcimatc's visit to the Pope “a climate of greater trust in Civilta Cattolica in an article He also should not be was quoted as saying underestimated, but has been created with by its editor, Rev. Roberto its definite regard Tucci, that it should not be forgotten very limitations to the Catholic Church even on S.J. The magazine, published by that "between the Roman Cath- should be understood. From the the part of those Protestants Italian Jesuits, though not offi olic Church and ourselves there very beginning, the visit has been who still remain distant from cial, is regarded as reflecting have been and understood as "an act of are great bar- cour- its doctrinal positions.” the views of top Church authori- riers of doctrine and tesy . . . and therefore of of doctrinal no It is (.his he said, ties on climate, important issues. practice, some of them having official nature.” which has made it easier for the grave political and social conse- He continued: "That the Holy FATHER TUCCI reviewed Archbishop of Canterbury to pay quences in this and welcomed other lands.” Father the wish ex such a visit to press reaction to the announce- the Holy Father Father Tucci recalled that ment that pressed by Dr. Fisher with pa in Rome. Most Rev. Geoffrey F. Fisher, Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of All England, will visit the Pope Dominican Radio while stopping in Rome in De Starts Drive cember after a visit to the Holy Land. The Jesuit editor made note of British Catholic particular press Against Education reaction. Father Tnccl that said some pa- CARACAS, Venezuela (NC) overwhelmingly Catholic na- The station asserted that “the pers had referred to the meet- The Dominican tion. Roman Church Republic's Radio has a completely ing as a summit Caribe The radio station, one “religious has launched a campaign of the negative attitude toward revolu- meeting.” he is in- to abolish two major propaganda broadcast- tional This, said, religious education in social progress because the ing units of the Dominican ro- Church wants to have a monopoly gime of Generalissimo Rafael over the life and customs of hu- Leonidas Trujillo, switched to the man beings.” school issue after months of PERSONNEL per- It asked that the first major sonal attacks on the Catholic steps toward lay education begin A catering service rendered of the nation. Bishops Its attack in rural areas. “The peasants on education also by a well-trained, efficient religious was have always been the first vic- printed in La Nacion. Ciudad tims of staff ia religious superstitions sep- your assurance of a Trujillo daily which has the larg- erating them from national unity result. est aatisfactory circulation in the republic. and civilization,” It said. "The Radio Caribe Itself is under- ’ children of these peasants must stood to be controlled by Maj. be taught social and patriotic Juan Abbes Garcia, former ideals basic for the successful ex- head of Generalissimo Trujil- eecutinn of Trujillo’s reform lo’s secret police. plans." THE STATION’S school editor- THE EDITORIAL called for the ial said that “lay education” following provisions in the con- should be established in order to stitution: implement the Generalissimo's "1. That the education given by "revolutionary and progressive the state be Dominican or na- W measures.” Four U S. tionalistic UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS BLESSED: Cardinals new in nature and that in individually blessed four buildings on the Cath- "Control over the children's addition to olic of America excluding all religious University campus during the annual Bishops’ meeting in Washington. Upper left, Cardinal minds," it stated, “must be re- doctrine it fight all fanaticism Mclntyre of Los Angeles blesses a crucifix in the new of John K. Mullen Memorial moved from the religious institu- and wings Library; upper right, prejudice. The school will or- of Cardinal Meyer Chicago officiates at cornerstone ceremonies the new tions which arc forming them ac- ganize its during blessing of the Social low- educational programs Center; cording to molds outdated er left, Cardinal Cushing of Boston also uses trowel and cement on and and activities so as to create in the cornerstone of Conaty Hall; and lower detrimental to their Cardinal development the minds of the young a rational right, Spellman blesses addition to Caldwell Hall where the Bishops hold their annual meetings. zuJair in life. O/amtb and exact concept of the universe If we arc to have revolu- and social life. CATERING SERVICE systems which will tionary bal- “2. That only the state will No Prior Move Perton J direction Maxtxm L. Horn "Mattt* • "Don* of • J*. ance our wealth there must be have the right Four New Evidence to teach at all Buildings WEST ORANGE. NEW REdwood M3OO molds adapted to maintain these levels and On JERSEY that If private per- Integration systems. Therefore, these minrls sons arc gi\cn permits to oper- be molded must uniformly «c- ate schools their methods Catholic must In Lafayette Of -cording to single University Growth educational he a the same as those operating WASHINGTON
: k spected, the rated as I * Legion 14 A-l; 8 as A-2; 16 as A-3; 10 "B”; and 5 condemned. J / 4 as as The term of Bishop John r Mussio of f King Steubenville as a member of the Bishops' Committee ended this year He JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 A has been succeeded by Auxil- iary Rishnp John A Donovan NEWARK MILLBURN of Detroit 189-91 265-67 Millbum Bishop Donovan will serve Market Street I Avenu# also as I? episcopal moderator of OPEN EVERY IVENINO UNTIL f P. H. the Catholic Broadcasters’ As- sociation. a post held by Bish- op Mussio.
The committee's report praised steps being taken In some Catholic circles toward HtWXK training In film appreciation. PAIAMUI PlAWltlD DISCUSS SERRA: Archbishop Boland inspects program for the annual Serra dis- tomo n»x PRAISE WAS given to ’’the HOHUOUTH trict conference during chat with conference work which has been principals Nov. 19. From left are Rev. momtowH done in fUHCHOH the William Noe Field Seton Hall, a Serra Club W. Archdiocese of Chicago by of moderator; Ralph Hauenstein, HtWl/JiRUY the president Serra Adult Education Centers, of International;Archbishop Boland, and George Smith of the Serra the Summer rwti? Institute for Club of the Oranges, international vice president. taw jusirt otiAniT non, ohi or amujcai Teachers on Motion Picture Education at Loyola University of Chicago, and a similar proj- Ridgefield Park ect which was instituted dur- to Bless vt summer Archbishop ing the for high school School Addition students In the Archdiocese of Newark.” St. Francis School Dedication Set “These Initiatives in the RIDGEFIELD PARK - Arch- of the film in study can tima NEWARK The new three-story school in St Fran- bishop Boland will lay the corner- produce greater Catholic influ- stone and dedicate the addi- cis Xavier parish here will be dedicated by Archbishop rew ence both In film making and tion to St. Francis School here Boland on Nov. 27 at 4:30 It in film p.m. will provide room for exhibition," the report ap- in ceremonies at 3 p in. on Nov. 1,500 students. A'- stated. proximately 26 . for the Ground new structure was broken last Janu- Also to be dedicated is an • * ary by Msgr. Joseph A. Dooling, outdoor shrine to Our Lady of V/ Smut Dealer pastor. A procession from the church Fatima. It is located on Seventh V will precede the dedication, at Ground for the new structure /i St. between and Abington Ber- which the guests of honor will was broken last November. At Given Year keley Avcs. on property TEEN adjacent be parish trustees Josenh Walsh that time an increased revenue SIZES to the church and rectory. and Anthony (ilultano. The fund drive was held in the parish, NEWARK Frank Russo of SIZES TOO! New building will be open during where licv. James M. Coyle is 4 to 14 York was sentenced to a THE NEW building contains 25 the day for visits by pastor year In jail in county court here classrooms, all equipped with parish- 10 to ioners. 16 The $425,000 audition will pro- on charges of advertising and of- audio visual equipment, a cafe- The old school building, which vide eight Including fering obscene books for sale. teria accommodating 500, a li- new rooms. bad also served as a church un an auditorium gymnasium, meet- Russo was convicted on the two brary, dental clinic and doctor’s til 1952, will Give be converted to still room and an all counts by the grand jury last office. ing purpose your a third use next year when it be- room. month, lie was sentenced by Of all-brick construction, it comes a convent for the Some 740 Judge Roger M. Yancey and features a mass of Capri tile Filippmi pupils arc now en- who Sisters teach at the school. rolled at the school. when he is released will face imported from Italy and all-tilo favorite nun a similar charges in New York and interior walls. gift Jersey City. Regularly $24.98 to $34.98 ARRESTED in May. Ruiso is Foreign Students $ $ the second person convicted and ST. JOSEPH Now Plan Conference _ from Only 21.23 to 27.98 sentenced on smut charges in m Bamberger’s Essex SAVE 15% ON THE COAT County since the sheriff’s At Seton Hall OF YOUR office initiated a campaign CHOICE FROM OUR ENTIRE STOCK. against the distribution of ob- SOUTH ORANGE - Under the scenity more than a year ago. theme ‘‘Unity in Cultural Diver- BOY FITTED Modal vellum 2.:>0 COATS, STYLE, FLARE, The first conviction was obtained sity," 110 Catholic foreign stu- Miraculous stationery A dents meet at Seton Missals embossed in silver Miraculous IN SOLIDS, CHECKS & PLAIDS in February. number of other will Hall 30 letter, 24 note sheets, all a and trials are pending University Nov. 23-27 in an in- Medal design With envelopes, by White Wyckoff. S* Just Mention The Itusso’n arrest resulted from tensive colloquium aimed at Box of 30 letters, with envelopes I Advocate Ad. SAIVr JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL By a raid on a vacant store at 8 evolving a blueprint to promote a Ktv. H. Hoever. Truly the finest, most Catholic Court SI. which he used for leadership training pro- up to-date With a Daily Missal. extra large black faillo purse mail gram Multi-purpose drop. The Investigation for foreign students. type, simplified Official arrangement, hai a chain attachment ond conrromenl alter The colloquium is being A handy carryall key began complaints were organ Confraternity Version, color illustrations. utility compartment. from lied by the Internation received persons receiv- Maryknoll Cloth >1.75 al Student Leather, gold edges >8.50 ing unsolicited advertisements Committee. Educa * I si/e fits all, I Helanca stretch hose, tors, college students and inter Italion marble stond, with for pornographic material. Imported morble pen set, 5x3 pen SAINT SUN- individuals invited JOSEPH "CONTINUOUS" or Heart 55 Meanwhile, Hudson County esUvi are to Miraculous Sacred medallion, DAY Rev. H. Hoever New -- *SO attend MISSAL—Uy Matching weight, ——- Court on Nov 23 was to have paper YOUTH CENTERS for Missal with no cross references or page- Fine white linen hankerchiefs. 60c. 6 3 50 held pre trial a conference on six Ziff dot, all turning. Ideal for beginners. 50 full color Aprons in blue ond white check, black ond white or EAST PATERSON appeals before Judge James llos 2 50 Chief of Chaplains Ulus , large type. Confraternity Version. black on from convictions in I?* 2 ’8 Rt. 4 at Elmwood llayonne Flannel or muslin 34 40, the Shopping Confer Cloth >3.75 Leather, gold edges >0.50 night gown, The storekeepers involved at St. Peter's 3 50 were Speaks Flannel or muslin night gowns, 42 44, PARAMUS fined $lO the JERSEY 2 lippered, 3 50 maximum pen CITY - Rev (Brig Sewing kits, leatherette, 25; ally a of '.SAINT JOSEPH SUNDAY MISSAL Rayon half to fit S, l, 3” Bergen Mall Shopping Centor for first offense under a Gen.) William K. Moran, chief slips sixes M, Moat Missal 10°o Fed Tax 1D27 Bayonne ordinance. The the United States Army chap beautiful "regular” Sunday •plus HACKENSACK dealers St with extra large valuable challenge the Bayonne lain corps, will address the r iubiutb type, helps, and court's right to decide calendars, the jlosary in full color. Teleservice ond moil on 3.01 or more 162 Main Street what con I'eter's I’rep Alumni first Friday Ecclesiastical Newark, stitutes and Latin Center, Street Floor Bamberger's obscenity question 1 at 8 the • English Ordinary. Club on Dec pm. in Monmouth WEST NEW YORK Large Typ» and at Paramut, Menlo Park and whether a dealer is liable for in the school cafeteria. Leatherette >l.3s—Lea., gold edg. >4.50 Borgenline Ave. & 59th St. iIbe contents of magazines he Refreshments will be served sella. wherever catholic books are sold I following the meeting. 4 THE ADVOCATE November 24, 1960 YugoslaviaReplies Non-BarkingBarkingDogPlays To Nine Part in Holy Name History EAST Requests ORANGE A out his barking plan for a mission. that didn't for the new church. Construction BELGRADE of dog bark played a part Priests Archbishop Josip Ujcic Belgrade is from St. John's ser- in the history of Name on that edifice started in 1929, In receipt of the communist to de- Holy par- viced the chapel until government’s answer ish. 1910, when just as the depression Bishop John was get- mands for greater religious freedom made by the This O’Connor estab- ting under Yugo- particular dog was com- lished the way. slav present parish lines Undaunted Bishops, according to Religious News Service. mon stock of a type conservative and by the failure of named Father Farley, then The news said investors refer “The Barking Father De- agency the government answer to the to as “cats and at St. Joseph’s, Dog,” dogs. This term Jersey City, as gen saw the church Bishops' 18-point October memo- ’ is particularly completed in pastor. 1933 apt in the at a cost of $450,000. It is randum was not made known but Also, equal facilities for chil- describing stock once It held by Holy Name’s second bATHER generally considered one of the quoted some sources as saying dren attending religious schools, pas- FARLEY’S first con- tor, Rev. Edward cern was with more architecturally that the reply was “favorable in guarantees against discrimination A. Degen, be- education. Within pleasing cause it churches in the essence." was stock in a a year he founded a Archdiocese and for parents enrolling children for company school in a to small stands as a to attempting market anew cig- building formerly monument Father RELIGIOUS religious instruction, an agree- arette occupied who died News Service also ANNIVERSARY MAS S; Boland called “The Barking Dog.” by a combination Degen, Jan. 31, 1941, ment that the government con- Archbishop helped Holy Name parish, East Orange, grocery and aaid after 16 years Archbishop Ujcic, chairman celebrate its 50th 20. butcher shop. While renovation as pastor. sult the hierarchy on Church-state anniversary Nov. Here he is shown with other THOUSANDS of dollars of the Bishops’ Conference in principals of the worth work was in than of the from the of the stock progress, most FATHER MALONEY problems rather working Mass, left: Rev. Andrew J. had been given to he was Jugoslavia, took the government Kalafsky, Msgr. Peter Kurz tin; Archbish- classes were held in the through the government - spon- Patrick J. Father Dcgen by the church, named a domestic prelate with answer with him when he left To op, Msgr. Maloney, pastor, Msgr. Thomas president the kncelcrs Powers, Rev. Eugene F. X. of serving as seats and the sored priests associations, return Sulli- the Whelan Drug Cos. in ful- ‘ he title of Right Reverend Mon- attend a meeting on the ecumeni- van and Msgr. Owens. P S as desks. On of birth and death James fillment of a ®'J' opening signor in 1959 cal council in the Vatican. The registers to pledge to assist in da>% 200 pupils became the were registered. third in said Church custody and correction of building anew church in the Father pastor June of 1941. A agency informed sources Farley was local abuses. depths of the depression. a firm native of Jersey he had here believed that the Setonia to Aid Had it believer in City, Archbishop not recreation also. He been The government was reported been for this pledge, Father ordained in 1918 and had would discuss the answer with organized a fife have Statue St. would and drum served two to taken a favorable view Mental Health Degen probably not have years as pastor at Pope John. corps, a Stephen undertaken baseball team and a St. of construction before of the latest move, of the billiard Lukc’3, Hohokus, com- Four other hierarchy’s JERSEY CITY - The Yugoslav Bishops Seton team, and installed pool to since the structure that now serves the ing Holy Name. also attended the meeting particularly Bishops re- Hall of Medicine will par- tables pool had at the College co- ish. a much more One portedly declared that their aim Finds a of his first acts after Vatican. Questioned there by NC- operate with the Hudson County Finally Home savory reputation then- and But this dog’s bite arrival was to erect WC News was to ensure that all problems was worse bowling mosaic Service, all refused to Mental Health Association in a alleys in his school would be settled than his bark, and the Stations of the Cross in the comment on the on the basis of YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (RNS)— stead of back priest building. reports that the new program of training volun- home. to St. had turn to other sources church as a memorial to Father government has offered the Yugoslav Constitution. Stephen of Hungary has be- The statue then The Newark born to regu- teers to work with psychiatric spent 16 years for funds. One priest also Degen. Since he Yugoslavia, under Marshal fiun anew life here of the schemes then, has spent larize relations with the Church. Ti- after spend- in various warehouses when Mr. acquired a building the patients. most he devised was adjoining more than a million dollars to, has persecuted the Church ing of the last 20 a “Penny- school for Vatican officials also refused years Sobonya acquired at for a convent, and to In the next 10 it public a-Meal Club.” a house new since the end of 11. weeks, a pilot crated in Under this construction, repairs, re- comment on World War away warehouses. auction in New plan, adjoining the church developments. of housewives and teachers York four years parishioners after for a rec- decorations and Yugoslavia was the first group every meal upkeep of the commu- St. Stephen his ago. He tory. After the In their October memo- 20 statue, that promptly donated it to to serving parish for parish nist nation outside the Soviet will be given hours of instruc- is were drop a coin in a "bank” 15 plant. Un- now claims honored the city in years, he died on randum, the Bishops asked for: tion in the fundamentals deal- an hopes that it would supplied by the church. July 4, 1925. He had the main ion to bring a of Funds arch of the greater freedom high-rankingprel- rlace on the Franciscan Monas- be given a suitable, for the reli- ate with mental In- permanent collected this FATHER church rebuilt and redecorated (Cardinal Stcpinac) to trial. ing patients. tery grounds after location way eventually DEGEN, a native of gious press (at present, only being don- outdoors. enabled Father the since the structors will attempt to correct to Degcn to buy Holland, who was ordained church, rectory, convent and However, Cardinal's ated the monks Louis for one Catholic monthly is now by However, the statue has an organ from the Newark school. Additions to death last February Yugoslavia any misconceptions about mental Sobonya, Cleveland mere- a large New Archdiocese in 1904, the school published in the a furniture ly been the York became became country), re- has made illness the volunteers occupying corridor in hotel. The still the second necessary as enrollment a number of concilia- may have, dealer. City organ pastor later turn of some confiscated Church Hall, the Cleveland furniture the church. in 1925 zoomed to the current 800. tory gestures. as well as alleviating their fears, I serves after 10 years in the He The 12-foot metal statue man also property, permission for priests presenting the view- was | learned, so he had St. These and other details of pastorate at Our added a playground for the patients’ created by Holy Lady of Lourdes to visit private homes and gov- Stephen Rumy for the .Stephen shipped here where Name’s Paterson. It children and provided AN IRREGULARITY is the point and outlining the role a history are recorded in was he who laid parking ernment Hungarian exhibit at 1939 more suitable Institutions for reli- the honor might be a booklet published the groundwork space for parishioners while li- term for an impediment to the played by volunteers in rehabili- last week for the World’s Fair in New York but paid him. parish gious purposes and permission licit when the parish celebrated as it now quidating the parish debt. reception or exercise of holy tation. its stands, buying the prop- the outbreak of war sent to build chapels in new Catho- orders that The statue of St. Stephen, Hun- 50th anniversary. A Solemn Mass erty at Midland Avc. and His principal contribution to (bigamy, bodily defect, Dr Kirk Stadtlander of Seton country’s patron Dodd lic cemeteries. saint into a gary s first of St. where new building was the erection apostasy, homicide, etc.) Hall is in Christian king, was Thanksgiving was offered by the present parish plant charge of the course. warehouse for the duration in- dedicated in 1957 of here early this month. Msgr. Patrick J. Maloney, third is located. a $400,000 convent on to mark ground which he had pastor, the occasion This was no easy task. Prop- purchased adjoining the school. Archbishop Boland was the erly owners on Midland Ave. preacher. were opposed to the erection of a church, fearing it would 29 Million WHILE TIIE PARISH in this Copies depreciate property values, and city’s Dodflown section dates its Bible Distributed The lather Dogon had to work Of history from the time CHRISTMAS will of the ap through NEW YORK - never a third party. (RNS) More' you pointmen of the first pastor. than 29,530.000 of forget! But two copies Scrip-. Rev. Matthew by 1927. years after J. Farley, in tures 1910, his arrival, Father were distributed throughout’ its beginnings actually Degen was precede able to lay the world in 1959 member that. the cornerstone for by the groups of the United present school and it was Bible So- It was In 1901 that a Father ready for cieties for an all-time record, occupancy by 300 pupils it McDonald, who was then The Year You ad- a year later. The was reported at the 42nd annual Gave Yourself of rectory was ministrator St. John’s par- constructed at the meeting here of the American ish, Orange, same time, erected a chapel on and the two Bible buildings cost an Society's Advisory Council. Brighton Ave. and Everett St. Of and The a estimated $267,000. this total the American so- Family to serve S the Catholics of the With tlie alone .completion of the ciety was responsible for area. The land had been pur- school the in 1928, the old church distribution of some 17,650,000 chased for that the purpose by was dismantled and Masses Scriptures, it was noted in the previous pastor were of St. John’s, said in the auditorium report presented by ABS who died of the new secre- > HAMMOND before he could carry school while tarics. plans were made ORGAN
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<2 ANNIVERSARY CHURCH: This is the front view of Holy Name Church, East Orange. The parish is now marking its 50th anniversary and this structure was *w completed in 1933.
Gifts Sent for 95 Your ontirt family will lov¥ Pope’s Birthday this wondorful broad. a VATICAN CITY (RNS)—Catho- lics throughout the You world, as a II Hod i Million Dcllm 0 to present Pope John XXIII on You Couldn't But Btller Bind his 80th birthday Nov. 25, have been sending to Home gilts of be money to used for building a 2 new church and center fur train- ing of lay missionaries, Vatican Radio announced. DRIES All FABRICS NOTE TO SANTA It said the idea was initiated by Cardinal Tardini, Vatican SAFEIY! Secretary of State, who wrote to SWEATERS, 3 Papal Nuncios throughout the automatic temperature world and "found PLEASE! a great re- settings —safe for all fobrics! ponsc” to his proposal. Found In Santa's mail The . , station said funds . sent by lots and lots the to of letters say- clergy witK be used build - the new church, low as ing, "Please bring sweat- which will be ers" hint dedicated to St. Gregory Barbari- ... a to any male Completely go that she will bo (1625-16'JV), canonized by Pope Installed DRIES WASH N’ WEAR delightod John last May. The who *695.00 with all of saint, SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE FOR any or the served 1 as Bishop of Bergamo, carefree at It* WRINKLE-FREE! sweater En|oy heat automatic easiest fasions, created the diocese in which . . . SO MANY HG the Pope |ust a flick of the and the DRYER FEATURES! for women who finger... you gel health- Automatic cool-off want that was born, and later as of period | Bishop ful comfort of wet heat all individual plus the hot water e Infinite beat selection with 3 look of fash- Padua, was known for his charit- prevent* baked-in wrinkle* thermostafW 4 you need 100 of immodiatoJyl years progressive • ion .... table works and his efforts to —less setting* Controlled air-flow research has resulted in this ironingI pattern—fluffs bring about reunion of incomparably o AT . the East- clothes a* It dries them Built-in efficient, e lint screen ern Orthodox with Rome. money-saving unit. e Automatic Donations received from the safety stop—dryer shut* off faithful, Vatican Radio added, when door is opened e Brand new—Acrylic will MU’:5 be utilized for the lay mis- DRIES 20 POUNDS enamel finish for rust prevention sionaries' training college. ’M AT ONCE! Matching Automatic His Ik Her Leatherwear Opus Dei Center mmM Extra big copocity means SJ7S Come in and the WASHER tee Becomes a University fewer loads —gets your per i:\cmsc coi.uicnoN or ... MADRID (HNS) _ ()pu» Dei laundry finished faster! As Low As week (Work of God), the Costumet, Skirl,, llloute tilth toordi- first Catholic H secular institute, has achieved f . naled Skirlt or I'anli, linfiorleil status NO MONEY DOWN university for its principal llandhant, Leather Jatkelt \ Coat,. T teaching establishment In Spain—- 3 YEARS TO ALTERATIONS IX)NE ON the Estudio General de Navarra to PAY ALL KINDS OF (General Study Center of Navar- ra Province). LEATHER GARMENTS The university, established 555 TONNELE AVE. 249 NEWARK AVE. eight years ago at Pamplona, 535A West Side Ave. JERSEY CITY lU.S. ROUTI 1) jusiy cur was notified of its new status in 'til 9 1 Block. NmIS .1 Ma.S.tfm Are. Open a thereby ->*C Papal decree, bccom OLdfield 3-6700 'r ing 12th institute EFFICIENCY Spain’s of high JERSEY CITY er learning. It already has an en M*.., TW»., M. ‘til f r.M. rollment of 1,500 students from HEATING & APPLIANCE CO. Ope* Dally ft Set 'til 10 P.M. Oe*. d«ii, -til s U nations. 6 THE ADVOCATE November 24, 1960 U.S. Bishops Stress the Need for Personal Responsibility
NCWC News Seri ice excessive responsibility to an or- has a relationship with his Crea- gion. In spite of the much dis- statement sonal responsibility Following is the text of the titled "Need for Per- ganization is discernible also in tor and His belong pri- level of others.. Pope Pius XI cx- purpose in cussed increase of church been the real source of national the realm of creating mem- marily to the field of sonal Responsibility" issued by the Administrative Board of the international af- the world. It affirms that it be religion. plicity emphasized this principle greatness. For America every bership, cannot doubted The development will ful- National Catholic Welfare of the American fairs. Some manifest no sense of human action of a truly Chris- of subsidiarity in Quadragesimo fill Conference on behalf a man performs that for a long time its destiny when we have personal in the religious tian character is primarily the Anno published in Bishops following their annual meeting in Washington. responsibility af- derives its significance from that influences have been 1931: achieved that spiritual fairs of the international losing task of maturity, commu- and makes him religion, although its in- "Just as one cannot take described relationship a co- their vigor among the Ameri- culcation by Pope Pius XII, as On the is of vital concern to The history and achievements upon our ability to produce to nity. other hand, operator with away from individuals and many his Creator in for- can people, with a the men, "established in their invio- monument meet citizens seem to debilitating state. It is the function of re- to of America stand as a the needs of a rapidly do. feel that our warding the It transfer the community the lable Kingdom of God. effect in on both integrity as images of to consequence ligion to teach man God; to the responsibility of world, we have been mere adherence the United Na- is the solemn his unique tasks they arc capable of personal veloping profession that con- public and private life. ac- men proud of their personal tions absolves dignity as a son of dig- free men. Our institutions and faced by a frequent lack of truly us from further sequently product God and complishing by themselves, nity and of their every of his Asa result of this decline of brother of wholesome free- our the the responsibility in .he international Christ. Pope Pius XII thus it would also industry, fruit of responsible leadership, both on mind and his be an in- dom; men hand, every bounty religious convictions the on justly jealous of their of of order and that grasp explicitly stated this in describ- American sense responsibility, the part management and of decisions made by wrung from the earth is to moral justice —and at the same time equality with their serve principles has been great- ing the function fellow crea- have in the past .nspired, guided, labor. the United Nations, regardless of that high of the Church: a harmful disturbance of the in all purpose. As man, bear- ly weakened. Through a tures that concerns the their faulty social and helped many other nations of Among the evident instances objective value, arc ing the Always and by order if one were to of always image of his is concept of everywhere, intimate of to be Creator, morality modern jmost depths human the world. If our future is to the breakdown of personal re- regarded as morally the brother unceasingly adapting herself to remove from of lower be, right. of every other human man has come to groups dignity; men solidly attached to the imagine that the worthy of our past, if the fruit of sponsibility most deplorable has Admitting undoubted val- person, his circumstances of time and rank functions they can exer- their land noblest work is to sudden and drastic changes in sit- and their tradition" to with- been ue of a place, she to America’s promise is not the widespread cynical re- policy of supporting the bring to his fellow-man seeks model cise themselves and entrust Pius the bless- uations change principles; that per- (Pope XII, Feb. 20, 1940). before It has United Nations and sons, individuals them to er reached full ma- action to the recent revelation of recognizing ings of the and, as far as a wider collectivity of destiny intended for principles no longer control situa- SIGNED BY the Administrative our the genuine contribution it has possible, all individuals higher rank. The turity, present pre-eminent dishonesty, waste, and malfea- him by God. tions, but rather that accord- natural objec- Board, situations to National Catholic Welfare need is to re-affirm the sense of in industrial made in many areas, we must ing the laws of tive of any intervention in sance relations. shape principles. Christ, thus so- individual understand Inevitably this the cial Conference, in the name of the obligation, to place clearly that the citi- Social Pressures attaining moral basis for so- matters is to assist the type of "situational ethics” de- Bishops of the United clearly before ourselves the foun- The Abdication zens of this country, and of all cial life. The object of the Church members of the social body States: nies all unchanging principles is Francis Cardinal Spellman, dation on which personal respon- countries, have a responsibility Create man, naturally good, and not to destroy or absorb Demand and makes futile all moral imbued, of New rests, to determine the to judge and to evaluate the judg- ennobled and strengthened them.” Archbishop York; James sibility Of It must be oh which by Francis Responsibility United Nations’ deliberations emphasized, espec- ments the sense of re- the truth and Cardinal Mclntyre, Arch- causes of its decay and to seek grace of Christ” Even when man enters into as- Although personal ially in these times, that the free- sponsibility rests. The need which bishop of Los the responsibil- and decisions according to (Sept. 19, 1955). sociations, Angeles; Richard means by which it can be ob- dom innate in as he must to achieve ity and initiative have been our man, as well as the the world faces is the acceptance Cardinal Cushing, revived. jective norms of the goals Archbishop of national morality uni- social nature he which be beyond his in- characteristics, explain- enjoys, demands of an objective norm of morality, DEEPENED religious convic- Boston; Albert Cardinal Meyer, versally binding. This involves dividual capacity he should re- THE FOREMOST ing in large measure as a correlative the fullest and hence of conduct. tions will bolster of signs of the our coun- also the to per- and reactivate Archbishop Chicago; duty of citizens sonal member their purpose is in rela- decline of personal try’s progress in human responsibility. “Therefore the sense of personal Karl J. responsibility welfare, make proper representation of This decline in religious belief responsibil- tion to his freedom and Archbishop Alter of every one responsi- arc to be found in the yet pressures are growing for a of us will render an ac- and moral conviction leaves Mod- ity. We must seek to the Cincinnati; Patrick family. such judgment to their respec- enlarge bility. In this respect, the Holy Archbishop greater reliance the count for himself to God" area of A. O'Boyle of Marriage, a sacred and binding constantly on tive governments. (Ro- ern Man blind to his immutable personal autonomy to pro- Father stated: Washington; Arch- mans 14:12). tect contract, all too often is consider- collectivity rather than on the in- spiritual nature. Thus, the human personality from bishop William O. Brady of St. wittingly "But this is to be done on the dividual. a ed merely as an arbitrary ar- An inordinate demand The Root Cause or unwittingly, he aligns himself greater encroachment on its condition Paul; Archbishop Joseph E. Rit- THE MARVELOUS inventive- that each of these insti- rangement to satisfy the instinct for benefits, most easily secured with the forces of materialism freedom and responsibility. The ter of St. Louis; Archbishop Leo ness of the tutions remains its own of human mind, con- sphere of of by tbe pressures of organization, A Moral tenets is individual person must as Binz Dubuque; pleasure. Evil among whose there no assume that it quering space and making each his responsibility; be offered The failure of parents to ful- has led an ever growing number of proud right the Bishop Joseph T. McGucken man room for the concept personal i accomplish- to, not of However varied the above-men- a neighbor of every other imposed upon, the free fill their of our people to their ment of whatever responsibilities, as re- relinquish responsibility. he can for mankind. Sacramento; Bishop Albert R. tioned evils, from the human being on choice of They must un- and ranging earth, gives ur- of vealed in the of di- rights to abdicate their re- |himself and for others, espccial- Zurowcste Belleville; frequency single act of to to der no circumstances look upon Bishop wrongdoing the gency this two-fold need: to vorce, desertion, and broken sponsibilities. FINALLY, the social ideals and i ly those of his family, and hcre- Joseph M. Gilmore of Helena; moral of the maintain themselves as an end making concession laxity mass mind, one's- freedom by using in is a national This creates a wid- of Modern Man, due | lies the importance of Bishop Lawrence J. Shchan homes, disgrace. root it purposes to i the their members instrument of the cause is the same the according to the limits and Christian an of Any of ening spiral of increasing de- influence of religious I home. The same prin- Bridgeport; Bishop Allen J. Bab- delinquency parents rejection of norms of declining I their activity" (Letter of July personal responsibil- rightful authority; to mands and pressures with a fur- and moral convictions of must cock of Grand may well be reflected in the use and to the] ciple responsibility be Rapids. ity. This is a moral evil, as are it also according to his social 12, 1960, to "Scmaine Sociale” in of ther infringement on personal of the material, in consistently to delinquency youth, which is all the triumph tend applied every Grenoble). major ills that beset the nature and the needs of his fel- now commonly freedom and responsibility. The many subtle ways to efface considered our As such low-man. the present world. their cure “For you have been Consolidates result is the condition Asa greatest national domestic recently is called sense of responsibility. peo- largely within the power of to liberty, brethren; only NCWC Names Personal Action noted by our Holy Father: ple we seem to be more problem. individual persons. A do not moving godly so- use liberty as an occa- “Mt.Jern Man sees that the into Fund-Raising Equally conspicuous is the evi- ciety is the work of sion for deeply a sensatc culture. in which he godly men. sensuality but by charity New Assistant Is Necessary dence of decline in the sense of sphere can think for There Is an excessive preoccu- WORCESTER, Mass. tnNS) Even the most universal evil and serve one another. For himself, act on his the WASHINGTON A fresh of the The Diocese of responsibility within our indus- own initiative, pation with material security at (NC) Rev evocation princi- Worcester the threatened mechanization of whole law is fulfilled in trial exercise his responsibilities and one the Clarence D. of ple and of will establish an annual organization and in our gen- be expense of spiritual well-be- White, a priest practice personal re- one- man can made to yield before word, ‘Thou shalt love thy eral a affirm and enrich his neigh- the St. Louis sponsibility can our so- week campaign for and economic life. At time personality " ing. Uniformity of thought and Archdiocese, has revivify charity the just and determined wills of bor as thyself (Galatians is in many 5: and to stem education funds to when so much depends the cases restricted to an supine loyalty to the been named an assistant general jdety help the seem- replace sev- upon individual persons. 13, 14). organization, soundness of our and excessive degree” (Letter of whether it be the industrial secretary of the National Cath- inexorable march toward eral previous economy Our Holy Father has The social cor- jingly fund-raising ac- to pointed pressures of today’s July 12, i960, the "Semaine So- poration, the labor union, or the olic Welfare Conference, it was the automation of human beings tivities. out the capacity of the individual life do not ciale" in complex excuse from, of that free- Grenoble.) political party, arc too often announced here the and the steady loss Among activities to bo in the face of such problems. but rather create en- following a demand for, dom which Intensive socialization can couraged and rewarded. The or- semi-annual meeting of the is man's distinctive dropped will be the annual “Does it follow that the process a greater exercise of personal achieve ganizational man, NCWC Administrative attribute. It will cure the mental Stadium Festival which each mass benefits, but man of socialization cloaked in a Board. is impossible to responsibility. No man can be sort and inertia which year and morality can be of anonymity, rather than Msgr. Paul F. Tanner of the lethargy per- attracted thousands to Fit- INSURANCE seriously control and that, increasing con- neutral in a moral cause. By his to ton hurt in the process. the responsible individual, is Milwaukee Archdiocese is NCWC mit organizations usurp, main- Field at Holy Cross Col- m all its branches stantly in its breadth and depth, creation he is born to be commit- favored and advanced. ly by default, the right of their lege to watch performances riBE it will one surely reduce cd to the by • CASUALTY THIS TENDENCY to day men cause of God. The delegate members. It will stimulate a self entertainment stars. to The preparation for this condi- MARINE • LIFE the role of automatons? Cer- more difficult the situation the tion reliance which will automatically The annual Catholic charities tainly not. For socialization is more1 imperative the need is found even in the field of for restore the balance between free- and seminary collections and JOS. M. BYRNE CO. not the result of forces of nature such a commitment. [education, where emphasis is dom and security. the annual parish assessments PRINTING acting according to determination placed on adapting oneself to the Saving tS» Public SmIBS6 It will reject unwarranted for cannot IF of the group. This pres- support of the Catholic 121 uou) rr mui 2 1 j that be changed. It is the IVE ARE to restore man to pat- [thinking sure from that seek un- HARRY F. MURPHY so groups Youth Council and the diocesan Phi r e Ulrlrt V1740 work of man, of a free his sense of personal tern is prevalent that some being responsibil- to justly aggrandize their power school department also will bo 7* CUNTON ST., NIWAtX 2 conscious of and responsible for ity and to the acceptance of life psychologists consider juvenile and will restrict them to their terminated. Fhonat AAA rkmt 3-2131 his acts.” (Letter of July 12, as a mission, we must understand delinquency as a revolt, just for lawful ends. It will sec in all the sake of rebellion, against a Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan, 1060, to "Semaine Sociale" in more dearly the moral causes business ventures of whatever who announced the Grenoble.) which have undermined [stifling uniformity that fails to new cam- men’s size a means of of serving others as paign at a of diocesan sense of responsibility. challenge the individuality the meeting well as self. It will have IN OUR NATIONAL life First student. an im- pastors, said fund-raising meth- we among these causes mediate effect in every sphere of ods used in the “no have experienced the truth of this has been the marked past were decline life in the in the home, office, longer adequate to meet statement. Our progress has been in the force of religious convic- Religion’s Task the well the in as as in workshop, needs of an dio- | achieved chiefly according to the tions. Washington warned the expanding the factory, in our schools, in our cese.” measure of individual American Is Correction commit- people that they cultural groups. The new to known ment to responsibility The heroes should indulge with caution the I The correction of these basical- drive, be 80 Park Avenue, Newark, New of our have not been supposition as the Bishop's Fund for Char- Jersey history blind that national moral- ly moral evils and the restora- AN EFFECTIVE response to a forces but stouthearted could ity and Education, will start (formerly the Sorrento Restaurant ) persons; ity exist without rell- | tion of a vigorous sense of per- call for personal responsibility our Apr. 23, 1961, with a tentative worthy national goals have need not wait for a mass move- been achieved not goal of $500,000. as a result of ment. The response belongs to environment but by men who the individual person, as our Holy made their environment. Near East Unit Sent Father indicated: A Father strong and responsible na- White “Fully conscious of what is tion BONDS is fashioned by responsible at stake, moved by his apostolic general persons, not secretary. Rev. Francis T. group pressures. As Arabs $6O Million zeal, he then makes a personal Hurley of the San Francisco Arch- Pope Pius XII stated: engagement with these commu- "Gracious in Continental Insurance Dining a Atmosphere” “The live from diocese is assistant general sec- nities that people the ful- WASHINGTON The Catholic Near East Wel- surround him, the the (NC) retary. 4 ness of life of the men who fare result of a free and justified Banquet Rooms Association has provided goods and services valued Father who make It up; each of them In White, served as choice of carerul thought about Church Functions Home and Office at SGO.I million to Palestine since its an Army from 1945 to Parties his place and in the manner refugees founding in chaplain himself, his destiny and the 1955 1948. and is a reserve Communion Breakfasts proper to him is a person con- chaplain world" (Letter or July 12, 1960, Wedding Receptions with the scious of his own responsibili- rank of major, has been to “Semaine Home The association was to with the Sociale” In Gren- of our Suburban and Metropolitan organized cooperate spiritual ties and of his own convic- moderator of the St. oble). Pontifical Mission for Palestine, Catering Service tions’’ (Christmas Louis Archdioccsan Council of Such Message, winch is engaged in relief work j a response by a repre- HU 1914.) voiccd the board's gratitude to Catholic Men and the St. Louis <-7200 BI 3-7000 for the 1,087,000 Arab refugees sentative number, given only in him for his “zealous and of What is personal effec- Archdioccsan Council Catholic the silent responsibility displaced by the war for Pales- sanctuary of the heart, in the context of man's tive labors” over the past dec- Women since 1955. He also served relation tine. will to ade begin have its leavening to and especially praised his as spiritual director of the Arch- the world? It presupposes the The tally of the association's effect. Our appeal for action Isj acceptance of charity toward the poor in the dioccsan Union of the Holy Name one’s dignity as a work was made to our Catholic part of its annual re- Near and Middle East. directly fcl-! son of God in whatever Society at the same tunc. environ- port to the U. S. Bishops at their low-citizens, but it reaches out ] ment ho may be placed and the yearly here. He is the author of the cate- also to all Americans who meeting THE ASSOCIATION reported facej acknowledgment of binding mor- Msgr. Peter chetical program entitled the the FREE! Tuohy, secretary that since 1948 it has sent 9,700 same problems as ourselves. al law. It the free and of the association, Catholic of Re- Before it is we MOVING? requires has been tons of food, 7,200 tons of cloth- Family Program too late, must deliberate acceptance of one’s ob- named pastor of St. ligious Education. revive in our midst and FROM Patrick's ing and 01 tons of medical sup- present ligations in the position he occu- Church, to the world the Brockton, Mass., effec- plies to the Arab Palestine refu- Father White was born in St. ideals that have /«. FLORIDA pies in the family, in the tive Dec. 10. Msgr. Joseph T. By gees. Louis on Dec. 31, 1912. He at- church, in the corporation, in the an, who has served MIDTOWN as assistant It has sheltered 2,500 refu- tended St. Louis Preparatory CALIFORNIA labor union, in the community, in secretary of the association, suc- gees, supported 274 social wel- Seminary and Kenrick Seminary. the in the SAVINGS nation, family of na- ceeds Msgr. fare educated Webster and Borgos & Tuohy. centers, 37,000 ref- was Borgos >!.. 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MICHIGAN CHICAGO of virtue. 1 Book Reviews November 24, 1%0 THE ADVOCATE 7 Conversation Piece MOVIES EH 1 S,fr?TSrSE Off-Color Movies CATHOLICS IN CONVERSA- a few—are John for Reds, pick aspect; James Col- further Information Help Msgr. biological call: UA *-8700 TION, by Donald McDonald. Tracy Ellis' comment on the lins, professor of philosophy at Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone Llppincott. $3.95. “evils of in educa- St. Louis Hurt duplication” describes Adventure* of Flame University, Over India Last Day* of Sword A West, This is Dragon Film a book that is a joy to tion; Rev. Ficbter's the Huckleberry Finn Gallant Hours Pompeii Says Joseph impact of Darwin’s work on Alamo 10 Commandments Great Day Last Authority read, a treasure to Voyage Tarzan. Ape Man keep—and question, “Arc his field (this Battle of parochial essay comprises Gunflghter* of Libel —'•3o'*-- By Al Antczak Peru. He resides in Lima and a gift for anyone. “Cath- Coral Sea Abilene is must know In schools worthwhile?” J. L. O’- more than half Lost World 3rd Man Mt. the hierarchy of the book). Battle in Gun* of Timber- on HOLLYWOOD (NC) Decad- now a Peruvian citizen. olics in Masters of 14 Fighting Men values. There Conversation," Donald Sullivan’s discussion of how Duter Space land arc val- Theology and Evolution is the Congo Jungle 13 Ghosts ent spiritual Ben Hur Hand movies are hurting the West, McDonald, well known willing in Hand Man on String 30-Foot Bride "IT IS ues, and even human journal- writers are to “take a subject of Rev. Robert W. Behind Great Wall Heaven of NOTICEABLE,’’ he some on Earth Michael Strogoff Candy Rock an international Catholic film au- ist, has gathered 17 Bik alectcr High values, that interviews chance” these days. Gleason, chairman Time Mouse That Roared 39 Step* said, "that Soviet arc superior to ar- of the de- Bi* Night thority said here pictures sel- with Hound Dog Man Noose for Gunman 1.001 this week. tistic leading American Catho- Blood A Steel Arabian Nta. dom show values.” partments of theology and re- Hound That Oklahoma Terri- Timbuktu Andrew immorality. Some who BUT SUCH Boy A Ruszkowski, executive lics. The list is a fine A LIST could be Pirate* Thought He Was tory Catholic ligious education at Cinerama Toby Tyler desire moral health get the Fordham, A Raccoon Operation staff member of the Internation- may RUSZKOWSKI one—beth endless, when dealing with in- CLrcu* 12 Hours to Kill WAS careful to large and small "c" and another Fordham Star* In Wake of from Soviet profes- Comanche Amsterdam 12 to Moon al Catholic Cinema impression movies explain that telligent and informed Station Stranger Office (OCIC) emphasis on sound —under six headings: conver- Pollyanna Under 10 Flags that this perspec- sor, Rev. Vincent C. Conspiracy of Israel in morality comes from sation with Hopkins, Raymie Walk Tall Brussels, said and moral content does not encounter, people like John Heart* Journey producers mean that tive, forum, wor- S.J., treats of Darwinism to Center Silent Enemy Warrior A Slave Soviet philosophy. and Cossack* of Earth moviegoers must work poor art forms Cogley, Rev. Gustave Sink the Bismarck Girl together are excusable. ship, writing and learning. Weigel, America. Day They Robbed Jungle "Though such Father Ong, author Cat Snow Queen When for better films may be He As S.J., Senator Eugene Bank of England Kidnapped Comedy motion pictures. stated that the Internation- ene reads these conver- McCarthy, of “American Stop, Look. Was King moral." Ruszkowski Catholic Cross- Dinosauru* Killer* “Motion picture observed, al Catholic Dorothy G. of A Laugh Would-Be makers should Cinema Office had sations, he has the of Day, Msgr. George Dog of Flander* Kilimanjaro "they not feeling roads,” himself provides an in- Story of Ruth Gentlemen feel extra arc Christian. This is made Rev. Edge of Eternity Last an responsibility at this a worldwide study sitting in on Higgins, Godfrey Diek- Angry Man Swan Lake Wreck of Mary of all stimulating discus- troduction and also writes of time when where the matter of commitment methods mann, 0.5.8., Walter the West is struggling of -regulation of sion: Bishop John J. Kerr, Evolutionism conics in." Wright, J. and the Cyclical with the bitter ideological films. State lor P. Powers, Phyllis McGinlcy Unobjectionable for Adults, Adolescents propa- It censorship, he added, instance, saying: "I antici- of is not to theory history in our time. All Young Men Hell ganda of communism," enough seek reg- is not the most and the others. Bent for Prisoner* of Volga Unforgiven Ruszkow- of pate, then, that we Angry Red Planet ulation of may reach ...Leather Porgy and Be** Valley of Redwoods ski said objectionable movies, A* Sea Rages in an interview. solving the problem. the blessed The best to do to THE CHIEF VALUE of this High Powered Rifle S.O.S. Pacific Verboten day where at Sun- thing is Atomic Submarine Ruszkowski declared. He sug- House of Usher Scent of Mystery Village “They must understand that He said selfregulation make own book to a is Babette to of Damned is day Mass there'll be no sermon your list—and you layman the fresh Goea House of 7 Hawks School for gested four steps for War Virtuous Bigamist if a considera- and that If Ice Palace Scoundrels to Small they present degenerate best, self-regula- a brief start doing that a perspective it gives on Dar- Battle of Visit tion. —perhaps homily but, by getting Sexes * Sl*r* picture tion Because . l Sergeant Rutledge Planet of the West, they’ll appears to be win’s work. The They're Jailbreakers 1. ineffective, please God, no announcements copy. simplification 7 Ways From Wake Me When flood movies can be en- Young Magnificent open the doors to communist groups to of this scientific dis- 7 Sundown It's Over seeking strengthen It . when ... it become F. A. complex Bellboy Man couraged by giving . . may In Cocked Hat Son* Without End W’alk Like Dragon propaganda. them box should Are Ringing Many people will be supported. covery which has taken Man Who Died Sunris® at Walking Target office possible to figure out a pattern place Bride* of Dracula to patronage. DARWIN’S Twice Campobeilo Warlock begin believe that if moral ‘‘Catholics are not isolated in VISION AND on the level (monkey Cage of Evil 2. whereby study clubs, in- popular Marie Octobre Surrender Hell Wild Good influences in the in- parish Crazy and the regeneration is not possible this,” he said, “because CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVES to man) is for Lov* Mating Time Tarzan. the many struction schools quickly dispersed Enemy Innocent dustry should be hours, of re- General Midnight Lace Magnificent must turn supported in other edited Rev. Walter J. in 4-D Woman Eater they East.’’ groups are by Ong, Father Ong’s short intro- Man Mountain Road 10 Seconds Hell their to preoccupied ligion . . . will come back into Gazebo to Woman Obsessed effort maintain stand- S.J. Othello Thunder Ruszkowski was legal adviser with the moral trend of films." Macmillan, $4. duction, which dis- Giant in Sun World. Flesh and life immediately of Marathon Pleas# Don't ards. parish . . . People are go- Eat Time Machine the Devil to the Polish Film Producers lie stressed This of essays misses Hannibal the As- that there is an compilation the extremists on both Daisies Trapped in World of Apu 3. More of ing to get so sick of television sociation before World War 11. persons strong obligation to have moral from Thought, the scholarly sides of the evolution argument Tangier* regula- and of all the uses of moral convictions should enter present quarterly He has been with Catholic Cin- tion. He did not hold that the leisure time that published by Ford- (as personified in the Scopes Morally Unobjectionable for Adults the movie an alert ema Office since 1952 industry. public had to ham is, trial All the Fine Fast A Sexy Let No 1946. In remain powerless University, as might by Bryan and Darrow). man Write Plunderers 4. Audiences clergy will have a op- Young Cannibal* 4 Fast Guns My Epltah he became should be edu- golden be not Portrait in Black professor of economic before claims of art on expected, exactly easy The reader learns from Pro- Angel Wore Red 400 Blows Magician to alleged to instruct them Purple Gang cated give prcfcrance to bet- portunity in Apartment Heller In Pink thought and of at the part of producers. going for the average reader. fessor that Man Who Could Seven Thieves sociology the Wolsky Darwin did Back to Wail Tights ter films. CCD adult and specialized Cheat Death Sound A Fury Pontifical Catholic But for '.hose to his at Best of Everything Home University of willing spend work a time when the From Mirror Has 2 Faces South Pacific groups—if only we have the Black Orpheus Ruszkowski advocated the ed- the effort to delve its science the Hill Murder, Inc. Spartacus deep of heredity (so basic Captain's Table House of Intrigue vision and vitality . . .” Music Box Kid Story Page 1 ucation of movie patrons to to Career Hypnotic Eye on ap- waters, there are more than his theory) was in its infan- North to Alaska Rachel Code Cash McCall I Passed for preciate the cinema as an art Nude in White Car Sapphire THESE ARE intellectual sufficient rewards to be found. cy, before the Chance Meeting White Movie great discover- Ocean's 11 Subterraneans form, but rejected the idea College Ikiru of art The essays were written origi- ies of Abbot Mendel. Odds Against Third Voice “conversations,” surely, (or Dr. Col- Confidential I’m All Right. for art’s sake. Tomorrow Touch of Larceny not nally to the lins Crane* Are Flying Jack these are dim-witted commemorate cen- traces the torturous way in On the Beach Virgin Island "Art for peo- C rim Reviews art’s sake is essen- son Kimono Inherit the Wind Once tennial of Darwin’s Origin of which Crowded More Why Must I Die ple, and McDonald develops his philosophers such as Sky It Started in Naples With a false attitude,” Dark Feeling Wild Strawberries tially the Pe- celebrated at Top of Jayhawkers line of and Species, in 1959. Spencer, Dewey, Bergson, Operation Petticoat Wind Cannot Read By William H. questioning surely StaLr* Key Witness Mooring ruvian lawyer said. “We One Foot in Hell Wonderful Country Some have been slightly re- Royce and Julian End of Innocence carefully. One might think this Huxley have Pillow Talk Young Have Let No vised for this hard-cover edi- used to No Time Man Write is an easy way to write a evolution fit their pur- tion. book—to sit down with various poses. Morally Objectionable in Part for Everyone My Epitaph MAGICIAN Alaska Passage individuals and record- Father Gleason tells of the 8 Branded Women Let's Make Love Sign of Gladiator a tape And Quiet Good (Adults) EACH ESSAY tackles the ef- Flows Last Mile Macumba I>ove Some Like It Hot For er, and just talk. But it is manner in which the of the Don La Strada occasion much impact Missle to Moon .Sons A Lovers In his compassion lor any fects of Darwin's historic Beat Generation the un- the- Darwin led to 8 Gates to Hell Never So Few Squad Car more than that—and McDonald theologians re- Beloved Infidel ATLANTIQUE ory from Foolish Virgin Nights of Lucretla Strangers When derprivileged, Robert Presncll Jr. a quite different an- examine the Between Time is the catalyst that spurs Scriptures, partic- and Forbidden Fruit Borgia We Meet really Eternity adapts Willard Motley's novel 808 OWENS gle. Alexander a Ford- From Hell to Platinum High Squad Car MOT discussion. Wolsky, ularly the early of Blue Angel good chapters Eternity School Subway in the without ham professor of Bluebeard's 10 Sky clearly distinguishing be- experimental Genesis. From the Terrace Pretty Boy Floyd Summer Place 621 Rd. Well worth Honeymoons tween bad and Valley reading—just to treats it from the G. I Blues Psycho Surprise Package character deplor- embryology, Born Reekleae Girls Town Pusher TaU Story PERHAPS THE MOST inter Bramble Goddess of Love able circumstance. It Is a sordid Upper Montclair, N. J. Bush Rat Race 3 Murderesses Breath of Scandal A esting essay of all is that of H-Man Rebel Breed Too Soon to Love talc. musically talented Bucket of Blood youth Phone 6-6734 Happy Anniver- Riot in Juvenile Virgin Sacrifice Pilgrim Father which Butterfield 8 (James Hopkins, attaches sary Prison Where Hot Wind Darren), in a struggle] Can Can to Head of Tyrant Rise A Fall of Blows the rise of Darwinism in Carry against seamy conditions on Chi- Grattan on. Nurse Hercules Legs Diamond Studios Who Was That Circus henry the late much of Horrors Unchained Rookie 19th century of Lady? cago’s South Side, has moral as BEYOND Crack in Mirror Hiroshima. Room at the Top Wicked Go to Hell the blame for the unbridled Cry Tough well as economic to Mon Amour Room 43 Wild River poverty con- MERE Daddy-O Completely Air LARGEST AND FINEST activities Inside the Mafia Rosemary World of RELIGIOUS of laissez-faire capi- tend with. His mother (Shelley Cond./Heated *>J«ire in Dust It Started With a September Storm Suzie Wong Knight WORDS! Electronic Vincent Damlano talism and racism in that era. Monster Kiss Sex Kittens Go Young Winters) is a B-girl, or worse, ARTICLES STORE Elmer Captivee Manatlne Dir. IN SUBURBAN N. J. Gantry Young Jesse James to College He points out that the Female who A theory A Fleah Leech Women takes to dope. dope ped- club 200' PRIVATE BEACH ESTABLISHED 1937 of e • BEAU. natural selection and the sur- dler haunts the boy’s home, forc- Lady of the Flower* carved and TIFUL SWIMMING POOL • SUN Chapel-hand vival of the fittest is a tailor- Separate Classification his mother into ing immoral rela- DECK e COFFEE SHOP pointed the world famed • COCK- by artists in the made for N,,h ! Presented in the form of serious si-documentary Skid Dancing TAIL LOUNGE background Aubrey thi.this film, 7” a qua tionship. Row characters e ENTERTAINMENT of Santa because of Its subject matter (the analytical study of the rehabtll- Valley Christina Val Gardena -a Mencn's "Men of tatlon of prostitute). clutter the scene. There too • PRIV. DEEP SEA ft I Pw observation, a Is questionable entertainment for the motion picture is Every SAT. (C tally medium. For this It Intended FISHING BOATS 1 Pwiaa masterpiece in for $19.95. We all races have looked reason Is for a specialized and mature audi- much to maintain sculpturing always ence and Its exhibition should therefore be restricted. misery hopes o*l. M have selection of for convincing of night GaU Christmas Tt'lLoem* a over 500 religious carv- a explanation of regeneration and when this 10 to Condemned For persons over 11 at tha and New 1 ear’s Dec. It to Jan. « to add their ings beauty to treasured home own excellence, and they comes, in the last reel, it seems Kitchenette*, your Ecstasy Lady Chatterley's FABULOUS BELMONT BALLROOM Parties have found what they Mating Urge Port of Desire Madonnas. arc Espresso Bongo Lover pat. - . Illehtly Hither Pictures, Statues, Hummel Never on Sunday Third Sex ridiculously Garfielld Writew for, Brochuiei Figu- Flesh is Weak Lianc. 424 River Rd., Now to Dee. It for.” Jungle Night Heaven Fell Savage Eye A Crib Sets etc. have looking Garden of Eden good social theme sags un- I) Per Person rines, also made our Goddess Oscar Wilde Trials of DUKE COLLINS ORCH Much Green Carnation Studios the talk of the storm which Love Is My Paris Nights Oscar WUde der overweighted gloom. of the East. Here will Heroes & Sinners Profession * P. M. Is 1:00 A. M. Frss Parkins you greeted evolution 100 Private Lives of Wasted Lives and years ago La Rondo I find Lovers Adam and Eve Birth of Religious Art at its best and all articles Twins has now died down. But it re- Private Property Woman of Rome priced. sensibly mains a controversial point, & die both in and Television THE RAPHAEL CLUB Steel-copper engraving stamping on premises science philosophy. This is 14 book invaluable ns a For Catholics 26 WASHINGTON ST. BRICK CH., E. ORANGE Current Plays in Brief SUNDAY. NOV 27 single years & ovir and broad approach » .IB 14) _ Tirt T.IA About J Doon South of scholarly " invites to a* B«it & Cos. until God you Op«n W*dn«idoy ovtningt 9 P.M. to a complex topic. By Joan Thellusson Nourse, Ph.D. 10 ft m (4) "Inquiry." P*uiiJt Fathftra E. J. G. 10 am (2) Lamp Unto My Feet. DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING Mona*ur Life By. Blrdl. 10 » m «1J) Maryknoll Report# A SHORT OK By. Clover. brlgk. U ht. HISTORY THE /V'eir hearted musical t 1 pm. (7) Direction# 01 "Theolo- take-off on teenager SQUARE DANCE Plays rock of Work " CATHOLIC CHURCH, Denis n roll fada. gy by Advise and Consent Camlno 130 pm <4> Catholic Hour Com- Real—Muddled symbolic play Meadows. *u«e.Uve. SATURDAY,DEC 3 plex, somewhat disturbing conveying Tennea- 12.30 p.m. (11) Christophers. poli- " Ul,nu *l nightmarish The Old Plantation Inn ROADS TO ROME, edited by mo views on tical drama about high-level ?se John A. O’Brien. **•» *OOtS-E/fectlvs revival o! TEANECK RD., TEANECK bribery and blackmail used to post-World War II drama decrying South* THE POCKET AQUINAS, ed race ern - a prejudice. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd 9 until 1 A.M. force Senate confirmation of Drums Und.r Window Radio ited Vernon th. _ Stirring by J. Bourke. All Jim and Addie Walsh and FREE PARKING questionable Cabinet appoin- episodes with a lyric lilt from OCuci'i calling teaching sets Saints New York. nays. Includes his usual Press, Paper. Jibes NOV. 27 Round dancing during Intermission tee. at Catholicism in Ireland. SUNDAY, Alt 60 cents each. E •:1B dm WN*W —Aaerwd Hm/1 CONDITIONED ",nln * Mlk. Nlch.lt .nd Period of c.tT 7 am WNIW - Hour of Crucified Adjustment—Rue- Light, .ophlatlcatad (.Uric These arc fine additions to the ■UU 7:11 »ts WRCA—Hour W BA Tr ansta Spadaliiing In HOME MADE ful Williams comedy about the pointing up our current n.Uon.l lol- 7« dm WHOM Barred Idxxi H*w Browing supply of excellent pa- blea. One .ketch on .morotll youngsters In ANNOUNCING SPtCIAL DECEMBER 8 HOLIDAY MATINEE personality clashes of two dubious taste. 7JO dm WO* Marldji Th—lee Ravioli Cavatelli Catholic titles. Two 8 perback arc Fior.iiol _ WPAT Brisk, sptrkling magical a m. (AM-Fkl)—Sacred Heart young couples. Its humor harps humorously chgrtlng the Program ONLY NEW SHOWING reprints Father O'Brien's political rtaa JERSEY Manicotti o, n LaGusrdla. 830 WMCA Ave Marla * pretty steadily on Intimate mar- _* young a.m. Hour "Roads to Rome," in which 16 Th. 4tlh Cousin Aml.bl. J.wUh- 230 p ra. WRCA Catholic Hour. American comedy •30 WVNJ converts ital problems. .bout an irascibl. 1900 pm. Living Rodary. tell their stories; and P«P« who scarea Rev. John 3 PRIVATE BANQUET 0(1 hU daughter. - .uiton J. Fahy Under the Yum Yum Tree The Meadows’ "A Short History of the “TPky *orry ipect.ri. at first! 10 p m. WABC Christian In Action. ® * ** l,nl waatetT I come- ,Ul on th. "Sicnments." ROOMS Shallow, suggestive light Ibl.Tift1 neglig. Catholic Church,” with its self- memoir. o i a 11:30 pm. WNBC American Some burtewju. Squeen "An title. dy about a young girl’s silly highly suggestiv. number., Dialogue.** Rev. Guetave Weigel. SJ. explanatory H.M.S. _ Pin.for. Sparkling, beaull- and Dv Robert McAfee Brown of 925-31 Weit Ave. for (rial mar- (ully Side The third, plan a platonic aung up-to-date staging at tht Union Theological Seminary. "The Pocket Aqui- Gilbert sod SulUv.n riage. favorite. MONDAY, NOV. 28 Undar Partonal Hw« Com. th. Supanrltian nas," is an Clowns—Trenchantly act- 3 pm. WSOU The court upheld on Nov. 15 New i a Haven Superior Court de- cision which rejected a complaint brought by Mr. and Mrs. David The For the latest quaiter, a dividend special r*vvj^ ry M. Trubck, students at Yale I.aw ol %% per annum was paid on School. balances continuously on deposit 2 years 374% *dk The Trulieks alleged that for Infant of or more—total. economic and psychological rea per annum sons they were unprepared to latest regular dividend, compounded and tjl/ 07 have children. Prague /o credited quarterly from day of deposit 0/2 They said that by being denied By Rev. Lndvik Nrmec per annum the opportunity to get informa tion and advice from a physician on contraceptive measures they were being denied rights under ntant ot I Vac: the 14th Amendment to the Con EMIGRANT stitution. The Infant of However, the five-member Praguo Industrial SAVINGS BANK court's decision, written by Jus- Dy Rev. tice Samuel Mellitz, rejected this Ludvik Ncmec argument The court said the 51 Chambers The of (ho Street 5 East 42nd Street plaintiffs failed to raise any ques- tfory Hall l f Opposite City ark (Another entrance 10 East 43rd Street) tions of law that would Catnom Statue, Fri. change Open Mon. nod to 6 P.M. Hetuxen and Madison Avenue* the Fifth Its December, 1959, decision that world-wide Open Mon. to 7 Fri. to 8 P.M. P.M., devotion the laws against birth control to tho were constitutional Holy Infant 7th Ave. A 31st Street J°S V I - xuoi and fa The the von Opposite Penn Station court's 1959 decision has Open Mon. and Frt. to 6.30 P.M. to thoao mmmmm been appealed to the U. S Su- granted who aak preme Court and oral arguments His aid. 0 Without obligation send Pocket Portfolio on how I con itort are due next sear building o good cosh reserve In on Emigrant Savings Account. I om Interested in on Q Individual Account Q Joint Account O Trust Account Cloth 7- a KT / L or Names Passionist to Enclosed 1» $ lo open on account Richly Blustrated □ In my name alone Ecumenical Group VATICAN CITY □ In my name in truit for / < NC> Pope John Will has named □ In my name jointly with ) an Ainerl- ran I’assionisl, Itev. Caspar Caul Forward passbook to I! Mr. Q Mrv Min | *5.95 field, C P., to the eomnUssion MINT NAME he created to prepare mission ADDRESS topics lor discussion at the forth- comint; ecumenical council. CITY ZONE STATE At your local bookstore or Father (Use Registered Moil when cosh) Caulfield, secretary gen- sending¥ ur II *o> aaoo NA 26 eral lor missions conducted BENZIGER BROTHERS, INC. MtMece rioiHAi oceoeiT insuranci corporation hy Aiiuir q*i ainow > 'snwvwvd min the Passloiusts, has been named 6-8 BARCLAY ST, NEW YORK 8, N Y. a consultor to the council's com- TEL: 5-7050 mission. ORegon 1,0,1 10* Chicago 6. Cincinnati 1, San CroiuiK* 1 10 THE ADVOCATE November 24, 1960 Reds Providing to Free Schooling Nun’s Vocation Negroes Polio Victim Gets a ROME Students from Latin Trip; America, Asia and Africa arc Has Become a Affair Family being given top preference at the Football Tearn Getsa Mascot recently opened “University of MAPLE PLAIN, Minn. (NC) when their son Paul completes Friendship and of the People” in VVORCESTER, Mass. (RMS) A 12-year-old Dayton, —Grace Elaine Beery’s voca- college in a few years. They Ohio, Fides polio victim fulfilled an ambition to Moscow, reported here. of half her lifetime by visiting tion is to be a fam- want start a credit union beginning the St. Joseph's the affair. for the Negroes. Aim of university, as re- Abbey, Trappist Monastery, and became mas- ily cot of football ported in a communist a team at the same time. Two years ago she took her publica- When Anders stricken Already this Fall the two worn tion from Budapest, is “to Nancy was with the disease in final vows as Sister Mary help 1954, she decided to save all the Brendan, Sister of Christian cn have shipped 1,000 pounds of efficaciously in the battle against cancelled stamps from get-well clothing to St. Augustine’s. illiteracy in cards and forward them to the abbey's Mission Bureau. Charity, and was sent to Little newly independent Stamp “The countries and to The abbey sells stamps to collectors to raise to people's situation there liquidate the funds for foreign Rock, Ark., work among the " remnants of colonialism which missions. there. is so desperate,” Mrs. Berry Negroes is the With her first of stamps, she said. “We never think ... cause of il- shipment enclosed this Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. things principal mes- sage: “I am Nancy Anders of Ohio. could be so bad in our own literacy.” Dayton, I am six years Lambert Beery, have visited old. men and under am saving stamps from my gebwell Asa country.” Young women 1 cards for the mis- he. twice since then. re- sions. Please the age of 35 from throughout the say a prayer for me.” sult, they are beginning to “The children love to go to world are as students. of vocation to because they accepted NANCY’S note share her sense school—just can started a six-year The only requirement is that they exchange of letters and the Negroes. get their one meal for the day prayers, between the girl and the have had edu- monastery that culminated there. already secondary Th ST. LOUIS (NC) - President CEF Should also numbers as members al issues involved that the Be Denied Sacraments elect Kennedy was urged by a parents of children in Protestant whole meaning of of separation SAN group here to recom- and Jewish p. R. (No parents’ schools, a Church and JUAN, _ vote for the spokesman State has been dis- Jto Popular Demo- their own religious conviction« mend Federal aid to education Catholics who said. Mr. Francis said. publicly promoted crats in the Nov. 8 torted,” election. and to that would include grants to There disobedience of particularly give their vota are chapters of the asso- The Catholic editor was the voting in The and two pre- Archbishop Bish- to a in parents. ciation in structions of the j>j»rty containing its pro- illinois, Kentucky, sented with the organization's Bishops here ops of Puerto Rico had made Citizens for Educational Free- should he denied gram a clause on morality which Michigan, Missouri, New first annual “Award of Merit” Sacraments un- known their instruction lowa, for in two contradicts of Christian dom said in a convention resolu- til public is principles York, Texas and Mrs. his efforts to publicize repentance made, the pastoral letters and Wisconsin, parents’ public state- and to Juan morality tends destroy tho tion that parents then would be Mae Duggan, secretary, reported civil rights in education. San Chancery has instruct- ments. Ten Commandments and God’s free to finance the education of ed priests. Despite the MEMBERS, their first David LaDriere, Clayton, Mo., prelate's efforts, law.” children at schools of their holding The Chancery's was named national to statement is the Popular Democrats, led national convention, were urged president by Despite this, the* Chancery choice. obviously aimed at incumbent l.uis to succeed James Bick of Crcve members of Gov. Munoz The nonsectarian take steps to correct distorted said, some Catholics publicly citizens’ Coeur, Mo. the Church-condemned Popular Marin, swept to ideas some Americans victory in this group said past proposals to give were said Democratic disobeyed the Bishops and en- to Other officers are Vincent Cor- party and other Cath- island with a have about Catholic nominally over- couraged others to Federal funds only to schools. do likewise. public ley, St. Louis, vice olics who publicly defied the Bish- whelming Catholic population. Dale Francis, a former Metho- president; it said, Catho- school districts discriminates ops’ instruction "Therefore,” "a dist preacher Mrs. Duggan, secretary; and that it was sinful The Chancery directive appar- lic who against 6,800.000 children the who is now editor publicly despises and of the Lone Star James Hayes, treasurer. ently was prompted by public group reported as attending pri- Catholic, Austin, disobeys legitimate ecclesiastical Tex., The new president said that claims of some Catholic support- vate, independent and church- and columnist for Our Sun- French authority commits a public of- CEF’ to Celebrate ers of the to "wants secure for all condemned party who related grade and high schools. day Visitor, spoke delegates. fense of disrespect to authority, “Religious students, whether they attend said their status as Catholics is Citizens for Educational Free schools have long St. commits a public sin and should public or schools, their Martin’s Year the same now as before been considered a nonpublic the elec- be a dom was organized about one side issue in considered public delinquent, education fair share of state and Federal tion. "to in America, like the PARIS (N'C) All 480 French that is, a sinner unworthy year ago secure parents' civil education benefits.” The reelected public child who went Mayoress of San 1 in off to one side towns and villages named for St. of publicly the Sacra- rights education, and thus free- “By ‘fair share’ Juan, Felisa receiving of the room to CEF means Martin de Gautier, for ex- ments dom of choice in education with- nurse his grudge,” joined the 3,600 parishes until he repents and gets that for penny, dime for said that Francis said. penny dedicated to ample, she was going to out out penalty, for choice of an him to year- publicly of his state of sin in- dime and dollar for chil- open confession and then “I think too few Americans dollar, long celebrations receive Holy and gives public of dependent, nonpublic school.” dren should be marking the reparation realize that Protestant equal benefici- 16th Communion, but will not say in scandal CEF supports a suggestion of private centenary of France’s and bad conduct.” aries of money collected for pa- confession that she Rev. and Catholic schools provide tron. voted for It also said that Catholics who Virgil Blum, S.J., Marquette education through the a part of the taxation, Popular Democrats because University, Milwaukee, who ad- whole picture of Sixteen centuries ago St. Mar boart they are receiving the Sac- whether they go to a or she thinks that act not vocates education in America. public was a sin. grants from government They arc. tin of Tours began the work that raments publicly despite tho not another type of school accredit- The San Juan off to one side, but Chancery state- directly to parents. His is stand- helped to Christianize the Bishops' command are also to bo theory ed by the state,” he said. coun- ment detailed ing beside the public schools was entitled "Norms on denied in his book, "Freedom as try, then known as Gaul and still the Sacraments. a part of the whole of Administration of the Sacra- of Choice in Education.” picture largely pagan. The Chancery's statement was education. ments.” While founded by Catholic laity, Excuse Students The Roman soldier who be- based on four laws of the Church, "This is an It was distributed to priests image we should came a saint is best known called canons. They are canons for the project to the nation, and it is in archdiocese, with in- 855 From Prayers, the legend that tolls how he cut 2331, 2344, and 2365. No Date an structions Set for image that is not pro- that the priests notify being his cape in two with his sword to faithful of its jected today," he said. Suit Still Stands a contents. in clothe beggar who later ap- Integration FRANCIS WARNED peared to him St. Mary’s of two ex- BALTIMORE (NC)-The Balti- as Christ. THE CHANCERY called for Hospital New Orleans tremes: of the private school pro- more School Board has ruled that Knights of Columbus His great historical work was denial of Sacraments to Catho- Establishes Bonus the ponents who work against the students may be excused at their founding of monasticism in lics who "have dared to PASSAIC NEW despise A bonus of a ORLEANS (NC) - No public France. schools, and of the parents’ or guardians’ I State Council The state Monks from the monas- and the public request coun- The color disobey publicly norms week’s pay for outstand- definite date has been set for guard affiliated with annually de- school supporters who from cil has teries he set up a major of conduct attempt to public school opening exer- opened its annual cam- the played given by the Bishops ing work attendance segregation of New Orleans Cath- limit assembly will hold its annual during the all educational benefits cises which paign to into role in making France Christian. and publicly to include Bible read- being Christ back Military Ball at the K. incite or induce oth- year has been established at olic schools, the archdioccsan su- schools. of C. club- and St.” state-supported ring or prayer. Christmas through the medium house in Bishops religious superiors ers to despise and disobey the Mary’s Hospital here Sister- perintendent of schools said here. 11c Ridgefield Park on Jan. from by charged there was an or ! But the board’s action failed to ol Christmas to throughout France attend- same." i posters designed 2R. Archbishop Boland is honor- Kilccn Teresa, administrator of l Msgr. Henry C. Bczou said a ganized ed attempt by groups such the Maryland branch of remind the public that Christmas ceremonies inaugurating the "The Bishops of Puerto Rico the tentative date [satisfy ary chairman. Walter is hospital. for integration of ac Protestants Kapusta and Other Ameri- the American Civil Liberties is Christ’s birthday. centennial year at the Basilica in their last pastoral the first has been general chairman. The letters," the Under the plan, employes who , grades an- cans United for of assembly of St. Martin statement Separation Union, which said it would insti- Louis D. Carr of Jersey City, is also in Tours The year said, ' "declaiod that have not missed nounced to the but conducting a drive to col- more than three' clergy, no Church and State to "brainwash”! of St. tute a court suit m end the prac- state Catholic Activities chair- lect Rosaries Martin will continue until generally God's law makes it il- days of work definite date has ever been set. citizens into for use by Father during the year will • believing a distorted tices. man, has asked all groups to Patrick Dec. 13, 1961. licit for Catholics to act against receive the bonus. The tentative date was not dis- of Peyton in his Rosary picture separation of Church have the closed. Fred E. Weisgal, chief counsel posters displayed in Ciusade work. Chairman anu State. for the of the Maryland ACLU, said his stores, offices, churches, shop- drive is Francis "Moreover,” he said, "no J. Keeney. group would undertake ac- ping centers and other public definite order for actual “The POAU legal deseg- mind is now so Assumption Council, Roselle far tion on behalf of about 15 par- places. regation has been issued at this away from the constitutlon- The 10th annual Memori- ents of “various religions and "Display of these posters will time and none will be issued al Mass and Communion break- faiths” who object to Bible read- help educate the unknowing and HUFFMAN & BOYLE until the Archbishop and his fast was held Nov. 20. Msgr. SUGGESTS: Cardinal ing and the to the true * counsellors deem it Blesses recitation of the Lord's forgetful meaning William prudent C. Heimbuch was the Prayer in public schools. of the Feast of the Nativity, and and advisable.” speaker and Matthew NCWC Addition A school board rule help remind Christians Rinaldo, comments adopted in many who Msgr. Bezou’s came toastmaster. Jacob Quartararo 1905 WASHINGTON requires that either or both thtough laxity have its - forgotten after press speculation here that (NC) Car- was chairman. Charles G. holiness and its Del Catholic schools will dinal Spellman of New York of- practices be part of tho exer- significance," he desegregate ncro was given a Past Grand ficiated cises opening the in said. on Nov. 28 when public schools here at the blessing of day public Knights pin. 'Make home schools here. William J. Boman, state your after an addition to the deputy, reopen a Thanksgiving re- headquarters has asked all to mail Bishop Wigger Council, Maple- cess. of the National knights only | Catholic Wel- wood-Irvington The fare Christmas cards with sacred annual The enrolling of four Negro Conference. Memorial to Hear scenes. I Mass for deceased two The Meeting first graders in public grade Cardinal imparted the members will be Bishop O’Connor, Fourth De- offered in St. schools here, carried out under blessing during the of Of Puerto Rico Paul meeting Rffe A Memorial Mass the Apostle Church on SPARKLE a Federal court the NCWC for j order, caused a administrative board NEWARK Msgr. Vincent P. deceased Thanksgiving Day at 9 a m. Rev. of the schools here. members will be held boycott by white Cobum, moderator the Cath- Gerald A. of in the chapel of Immaculate Con- I Marchand, council students and jeering mobs in The eight-story addition dou- olic Forum, will discuss the chaplain, will sav the Mass, after downtown New ception High School, I.odi, Nov. Orleans. bled the amount of office space Puerto Rican situation at a meet- 27 It will be followed by the l which Grand Knight Richard Sticr On Nov. 12, Archbishop Rum- for the NCWC headquarters. ing of the organization Nov. 28 will lead the men to for the annual Communion breakfast, at Holy Sepul mel repeated his stand that into The former building contained The meeting will be held at the which Rev. rlirc Cemetery to lay a wreath gration will Gervais Wallers. come in Catholic 38,000 square feet of The the of space. Chancery office at 8:15 p.m. Ka 0.F.M., of St. on grave Bishop Wigger. schools "if and when” it Anthony's Guild becomes addition includes a private therino S. McLoughlin will Press, Msgr. Doane, Fourth Degree effective in public pre-. Paterson, will speak. schools. chapel. side. Rocco Constantino, Frank Weibel will be toastmaster. Belleville, will be honored at a banquet at the Holiday Season!' Robert Treat Hotel Nov. 26. A. Thomas Malanga is chairman. 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MMUI rtDUM DtrOifT MIUtAMCI COtfOtAJIOH KT. 4, HACKENSACK, Dl 3-4300 1 November 1960 FormerMoscow StudentRelates 24, the advocate 13 Communist DangersforNigeria Organize, Inspire Others LAGOS, Nigeria (NC) A Ni- subversion, and unsubtly by faced serious difficulties when he gerian student has returned to communist-caused violence and tried to leave after dis- his becoming To homeland after three Aid years efforts to cause chaos in illusioned Red efforts Mission to at by brain Moscow to University warn Africa.” wash him. Society against the Soviet to threat this Okonkwo continued his warn The Soviets, he to As said, tried the year draws newly independent nation. toward its ings after his arrival here in Oc- dissuade him from end leaving and people are wont to realize Theophilus Okonkwo, 28, whom tober. He to expressed concern resorted threats when per- that it may he their last a Soviet that for newspaper called an Society the about the ignorance and indiffer- suasion tailed. They reminded God call Propagation American may them to eternity spy, brought his warn ence of the Nigerian to he people him, added, that even in before another year rounds out of the Faith uic ruiui ing home at great personal risk. the Soviet threat, and noted that Nigeria there arc Red agents its complement of time. Archdiocese of Newark: While studying medicine in Nigeria, an underdeveloped coun to liquidate those who have You want to the he saved and so Most. Rev. Martin W. Stanton. Soviet Union, Okonkwo said, is to S.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D try, particularly vulnerable shown themselves ungrateful do the of he people mission lands. 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone gradually became aware Red inroads. MArket HIM for favors bestowed by the they want that Instinctively some- Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 he was being used as p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.as. to 12. part He has voiced special opposi- U.S.S.R. thing belter of than what they Diocese of Paterson: a Red plot to enslave his tion to establishment of So- a now have, and this simple de Rt. own SOON AFTER he was able to Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis: people. viet embassy here which, he for ARmory 4 0400. sire improvement could be 24 get out of the Soviet Union and DeGrasse St., Pateraon 1, N.J. Phone: HE said, would be a center for in ARmory 4-9499 VOICED his first called hope. Hours: warning into Germany, he Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 triguc against true in- said, Red p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. against the plot in Germany Nigeria's Let the mission fields in Afri- on terests. agents tried to kill him. He had Donation, to iht for th, iht his ca and Asia be to Soci.ty Propagation •/ way home, along with two you as a great been warned against Fatih art incomt tax other phone calls flash of light the dtduclihlt. African students expelled HE ALSO REPORTED the that could on horizon as on lead him into a trap. from the U.S.S.R. every now and then for refusing to and brutal When you turn discriminatory meth- lie received a call asking aid Soviet propaganda efforts. ods from your work to look. Become used by the Soviets against him to give an anti-communist hĥ In an open letter the an organizer in your your to govern- African student 1 who resist com address and for office, ments arranging a of all African countries niunist indoctrination. factory, your neighborhood, and : On one oc- meeting, he notified German se- written work Stanton on behalf of the African for the Propagation of the' casion, he said, these resulted in curity forces. They asked him to Bishop Student Union in Faith. the U.S.S.R. the murder of an stu keep the Egyptian his appointment and said three men Inspire others to limit them- At East Orange young stressed the aent who argued against com- could “great they protect him. selves danger of communism to to necessary We munism. The he stated, The things. Bishop Stanton will make an true Egyptian, protection saved his life, might Africanism.” of as well dispose of what appeal on behalf of the was thrown out a window on he said, because Society The security agents we do not need letter, sent to African gov- the 18th floor of the Moscow Uni- and what the for the Propagation of the Faith came to his aid when ernments he was poor of the world by the German versity stu- can use, bo on Nov. 27 at Our Foreign building by Russian attacked two Lady Help by men on his cause cannot Affairs Ministry, declared: dents. Soviet authorities, he add- we take it with us of Christians, Fast Orange, Rt. way to the meeting. “New and when we are called to J. dangerous forms of ed, took no action against the- our re- Rev. Msgr. Ralph Glover, ward. colonialism end discrimination culprits. pastor. ard being fostered by the com to Stanton Okonkwo said he decided to go Moving Austria This Rain Fell Bishop wishes to ex* mfinist system and Soviet strate- to the U.S.S press his deep gratitude It. after a conversa- VIENNA (RNS) - The White At to gists, and are a Right Time grave threat to tion Msgr. Glover to with a visiting Russian while Fathers will shortly and the other the future of Africa. establish Worried by the he was in Canada, where he stud their first community in FOR LEPERS: Our Catholic missions long drought pastors of the Archdiocese for "This new Austria maintain more that colonialism is be- ied was afflicting his district. their cooperation in medicine for three years. He in a 15th century castle at Wal than 300 leper colonies and for making ing advanced subtly by deceit- care nearly 100,000 Chief Dakon of Kpaile, Sudan, was warmly welcomed on his ar- persdorf, about 50 miles from these appeals possible ful communist propaganda lepers. Many our missionaries have contracted called the witch doctors to and rival in the Soviet Union, but Vienna. of the a disease in meeting and asked this act of charity. If you have ever commited them what was the cause of the lack a mortal sin—leprosy the soul—make it of has heen lying uncompleted for of up for by rain. The witch doctors said it sacrificing for the Father's want of funds. We have a mud Holy leper colonies. was because the bad Catholics house here in which the priest did not to church. /« Time Need go and three catechists live and in- of The following Sunday the lit- struct almost 100 families. tle church at Kpaile was crowd- Church Is Consecrated "Please pray and help these Consult Your Jewish Merchant ed with both Catholics Catholic Funeral Director Promotes and pa- missionaries who work in the gans, the latter led by their midst of I Whose After 50 Years woes of all sorts. now and chiefs. Father Vero- A careful understanding service is in accord with Scene Arrighi, a small church, 50 years in the 1 have to build three chapels, the Nativity na Father, took his chance and Displays course of building, is now a con-| minimum cost of each being the traditions Rave Mother Church NOR IMPORT, N. Y. (NC) A Jewish a good catechism lesson, A of Holy merchant is bring- secrated place. Bishop in Asia, | $1,500.'’ ing the Christmas then invited all present to par- true spirit to Main St. in Northport this tells of the incident, which is not in year. ticipate the rogation proces- an isolated one among the many Milton sion. Jacobs, a hardware store proprietor who heads the poor missions in the world. CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE HOWARD J. BRENNAN local Chamber That same abundant rain of Commerce, is inducing an ever-growing night “This evening I am going to Cana Calendar BERGEN COUNTY 77 PARK STREET number of businessmen to a fell, to the satisfaction of the 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. display Nativity scene in their bless one church and consecrate the chiefs and the MONTCLAIR, N. J. WEST NEW N. J. store windows. priest, witch its altar tomorrow,” writes the YORK, doctors. CANA CONMMNCIS Jacobs admits lie was doubtful about More interest in the Pilgrim 4-0005 UNion 7-0373 the project at first. Bishop. “For a full 50 years it Sunday, Nov. 17 ‘‘Few Church was evident in the area Elizabeth. St. Michaal'a. Cana n. 7:30 HENNESSEY people realize how much a merchant depends upon EL DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME and P.m. 3-ISI6. Christmas he "And to hopes expressed by the mis- FUNERAL james a. McLaughlin business,” said. ask him to his East Crania. All louts. HOME 269 give up Cana II MT. PROSPECT AVE. street window of merchandise sionary that this interest would 7:30 p.m. 232 KIPP AVENUE 591 JERSEY AVENUE display in his best season N. J. well. liked but I not but increase and mul- Northvals, St. Anthony's. Cana in. NEWARK, I the idea was skeptical.” wane, HASBROUCK N. J. JERSEY CITY, N. J. Obituary 7:13 p m. HEIGHTS, tiply. It HUmboldt 2-3333 Is a holy and wholesome Sunday. Dac. 4 OLdfield 3-2266 JACOBS APPROACHED his fellow ATlas 8-1362 businessmen cautiously. to Orange. SI John's. Cana I. B thought pray for the dead p.m. GEORGE AHR ft SON When Chile Still Feels HE 1-8972. nearly all of them expressed interest in the Christmas that they may be loosed from Emerson. Asnimptlon. Cana I. 7:30 p.m. TRINKA FUNERAL 700 NYE AVENUE project, he enlisted the aid of local priests and CO 1 1337. SERVICE ministers and Effects their sins. We recommend talked the board of directors of Quake to Kearny. St. Cecilia's. Cana 11, *:3O MAYWOOD - BOGOTA IRVINGTON, N. J. of the Chamber of Commerce Chile is the p.m WY 1-0033. into experiencing continu- prayers of our readers the ESsex 3-1020 sponsoring the plan. Nawark (Vallabura). Sacred Heart. Cana LITTLE FERRY effects series MORRIS COUNTY ing of the of earth- repose of the souls of the fol- 11. 7 30 p.m. ES 3-3171. The day after store Thanksgiving, owners will remove dis- Dec. 11-13 Irvington. St. Paul's. HUbbard 7-3050 REZEM FUNERAL HOME quakes which ravaged large areas lowing who have recently de- play merchandise from their windows and turn the windows of the parted this life: PBI-CAN A 579 Grove Street over to the Chamber of Commerce. country early this year. Dec. 4-11 East Pateraon. St. Lco'a. JOHN J. FEENEY ft The chamber is WH SONS assigning Lacking everything, Catherine McNally 3-0120. TARTAGLIA'S practically - a different decoration team to Dec. 11 13 Jersey City. St. 232 FRANKLIN Irvington, N. J. each store. The teams are made the Pat- AVENUE COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME of students from people have yet to recover Ralph I)cl Guercio rick's. HE 3 0361. ESsex 2-8700 up school art classes and members of art Dee. 11-18—Irvington. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. from their losses in St. Paul's. 71 WASHINGTON ST. clubs and similar organizations. property SO 2-2807. Gilbert 4-7650 STANTON FUNERAL HOME destruction, food, and N. J. Each team will he clothing MORRISTOWN, given a specific subject, with pictures health 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE and oilier help the JEfferson 8-6878 supplied by clerical advisory group, and CLIFFORD H. Ilev. John Henry, rector ot the PEINECKE a for NUTLEY, N. J. budget materials. Cash prizes are being donated by local 1321 TEANECK ROAD organizations. Colegio San Mateo, where Amer- “I HOPE SOME GOOD NOrth 7-3131 ican Jesuits have PEOPLE WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. been in charge the benefit! of MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME since August, 1959, wrote more enjoying faith will help us." Thla waa tha list FRANCIS X. FAHEY, than six months after the initial aentence In a letter of appeal received from In 102 FLEMING AVENUE PASSAIC COUNTY a pastor KATHI- Manager Professor tremors, his PAKA In To that area was com- INDIA. Three yean ago thla prleat N. J. Psychiatry Study Science TE 7-2332 NEWARK, pletely isolated. began his Mlaatonary work then ten Named at among MArket 3-0514 Seton Hall "Roads were out, all caused Catholic famlliea. lie haa had phenomonal THOMAS HOME JERSEY In Red China J. DIFFILY QUINLAN FUNERAL CITY - Dr. Virginia JOHN F. MURPHY by constant rains," he reports. auccraa In hla mlniatry. During hla first year 41 27-29 N. Wilking has been named SOUTH ORANGE - The Na- AMES AVENUE HARDING AVENUE as I "The lake has made the head- he baptised 42 new Catholiea and there 480 SANFORD AVENUE are a professor of at the tional Science Foundation has 380 RUTHERFORD, N. J. CLIFTON, N. J. psychiatry lines since shortly after the now people dealroua of entering the NEWARK, N. J. Seton Hall College of Medicine. awarded the Seton Hall Univcr WEbster 9-0098 PRescott 7-3002 quakes," Father Henry con- Church. Whatever eultable ehelter he haa Dr. of ESsex 3-6053 Wilking comes to Seton sity Institute Far Eastern "It to tinues. seems that part of been able find haa had to serve for the Hall from Studies GORMLEY FUNERAL Columbia University, a grant of $31,600. fell in of convert and JOHN J. QUINN HOME the hill and blocked the celebration Maaa; catechetical lnatructlona have where she has been associate The 154 an funds will be used for an exit of water. had to be given In FUNERAL HOME WASHINGTON PLACE It flooded a ter the open air. Having neither church non in psychiatry. Eor the past five 18-month study of "The he aaka PASSAIC, N. J. Employ- rifle area, knocked down rail- school If we could help him raise 84,000 to erect thee* tSSIX COUNTY 323-329 PARK AVENUE years she has been associated ment and Utilization of Commu- two buildings -1 road bridges, destroyed the which are now essential. Could you help him PRescott 9-3183 with ORANGE, N. J. the Seizure Clinic of the nist China's Scientists and En- and with donation? roads flooded a good part a HENNESSEY " FUNERAL HOME Columbia Presbyterian Medical gineers: 1950-1960 Dr John ORange 3-6348 H. of the City of Valdivia. 171 Center. WASHINGTON PLACE Tsu, director of the Far Eastern “A fairly large cargo ship with OPACITY FRANK McGEE DOUBLE EXPRESSION OF LOVE PASSAIC, N. J. Institute, will administer the proj- all kinds of food and materials FUNERAL 525 SUMMER AVENUE HOME PRescott 7-0141 ect. Prof Chu yuan Cheng will for Osorno A CHRISTMAS GIFT for Education Keynoter was smashed against the Missions In honor of a relative 722 N. J. be the chief investigator. Clinton Avenue NEWARK, the rocks at the new port the or friend manifests both love of God and love of the one In WASHINGTON (NC) _ on GORNY ft GORNY Bishop Newark N. HUmboldt 2-2222 J. Dr Tsu pointed out that com coast and everything whose name the gift la made. We will aend Gift 8, J. W'right ol Pittsburgh, president was lost a beautiful MORTUARY munist China is graduating when went Card to the person favor with ESsex 4-6677 general now the ship down." or persons whom you might one MURPHY FUNERAL HOME of the National Catholic 519 MARSHALL STREET Educational over half of her college and uni or more of the following: Michael J. Association, will give Why Vocations Murray, Mgr. GRACE MURPHY, Director versily students with science PATERSON, N. J. the keynote speech at the NCEA's 1. A Mass or a Novcna of Masses. 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE 1961 and engineering degrees while in Lag in Chile WOZNIAK MUlberry 4-5400 convention in Atlantic City 1. NEWARK, N. J. 4 7. the United States 29% of the Perpetual Membership ($20.00) or Annual Membership MEMORIAL HOME Apr. only In Chile, more so than in other awarded 00) In the HUmboldt 3-2600 The convention degrees last year were Latin ($1 CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSO- 320-22 theme will "The American countries, per- Myrtle Avenue in Objectives of Christian Kduca this category. haps 60% of the Catholic popula CIATION. N. J. FLOOD FUNERAL HOME "We Irvington, tion in hope by our study," he tion cannot A the Contemporary Society." normally produce vo- 3. donation for care of the Aged, Orphans, Lepers, Conrad 4 Andrew W Flood, SUSSEX COUNTY went "to determine the Ray Wozniak, Mgr. on, meth- cations to the priesthood. At least Refugees. 1 1 2 Ave. ods utilized the Directors So. Munn by Chinese com- 40% of the Chileans are illiterate 4. A "Stringless Gift" of munists to achieve enabling the fulfillment an urgent ESsex 3-0606 East Orange, N. J. this amazing and an additional 17% are not Mission need. FERGUSON-HOUSE for Th[?] spurt and to analyze ORange 4-4445 Pray the efficien- much better, which naturally pre GORNY & of " 3. An GORNY MArket 2-2530 FUNERAL HOME cy such an operation eludes the requirements for the "adopted" son or daughter In Christ, If you have the to for MORTUARY Paul B Furguson, Owner means pay the education of a seminarian or a nov- ice. The cost of thla 303 MAIN STREET 27 CHESTNUT ST. Nicholas P. Roessner education ($BOO for a seminarian, $3OO for novice) MAPLEWOOD A a may be paid all at once In Installments. EAST ORANGE, N. J. HUDSON COUNTY SUSSEX, N. J. Requiem or Mass for Nicholas P. Roessner, 8. A Sacred for ORange 2-2414 SUssex 2-4941 Christmas Grave Pillows Article a Church In Mission Lands: 2 Revere Ave NECKER-SHARPE , was offered Nov. L. V. 17 in St. Joseph's Church here. MULLIN ft SON FUNERAL HOME mode of fresh He died 14 cut evergreens, trimmed, 976 Nov. nicely BROAD STREET 525 45th STREET Surviving are his wife, Mrs. NEWARK, N. J. UNION N. J. on display at our showroom. CITY, UNION COUNTY Mary Burke Roessner. a daugh- MArket 3-0660 UNion 7-0820 ter, Sister Bernadette. O S 8., UNion 7-0120 New Paltz, N. Y., two two PETER J. QUINN sons, FLOWERS by GROWNEY brothers, three sisters and four Funeral FUNERAL HOME SIX HUNDRED Director RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME grandchildren. DOLLARS supports a boy during Ms sis 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET of for the 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE years training priesthood. THREE HUNDRED DOL- HILLSIDE, N. J. LARS supports girl during her two BLOOMFIELD, N. J. UNION N. J. DOUGLAS a years CITY, F. J. of ELizabeth 2-1663 McDonough training for the sisterhood. Ilrukrn down Pilgrim 8-1260 UNion 7-6767 i EAST ORANGE —A Requiem Into monthly or yearly payments It would 317 North J. DANIEL J. LEONARD ft Mass at Our Ridge Road, Arlington, N. not be too for of GORNY ft GORNY LEBER FUNERAL HOME SONS was offered Lady difficult some us to fi- MORTUARY of Christians nance the education of MORTUARY 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. Help Church here WY 8-6858 a seminarian or Nov. 19 novice. NICHOLAS ANTIIIKAI) 242 WEST JERSEY STREET for Francis J. McDon- and PAUL 399 HOOVER AVENUE UNION CITY, N J. ough Sr. of 492 Park Ave. Mr Call KARIATTY are studrnta at SAINT JO- ELIZABETH, N. J. or write for placement on the N. UNion 3-1100 SEPHS SEMINARY BLOOMFIELD, J. McDonough, 75, died Nov. 15 at In INDIA. SISTER ELizabeth 2-5331 RITA SISTER Pilgrim 3-8400 EARL F. BOSWORTH Fitkin Memorial Hospital, Nep- resting place of your loved ones. and DOROTHY are novices tune. of the MEDICAL SISTERS OF 31 1 WILLOW AVENUE MILLER-BANNWORTH SAINT JOSEPH, also In INDIA. KIERNAN FUNERAL If HOME A native of Newark, he you could finance the training of of N. J. FUNERAL HOME leaves one them you would HOBOKEN, two share In the merits of their 101 UNION AVENUE sons, three daughters, includ- work for God. OLdfield 9-1455 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. BELLEVILLE, N. J. ing Sister Gertrude Marie, O P , OLdfield 9-1465 ELIZABETH, N. J LODGE PLymouth 9-3503 of Holy Rosary Convent, Steu- STONY ELizabeth HUNGRY AT CHRISTMAS! 2-6664 benville, Ohio, and WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. a brother a CODEY'S FUNERAL sister. Many Palestinian Refugees will be hungry at ChrDtmas-tlm* SERVICE 2200 HUDSON BLVD. MASTAPETER Ossining-on-Hudson, New York 69 HIGH STREET unless we raise sufficient money to continue helping them. N UNION CITY, J. FUNERAL HOMES A Private Psychiatric Will you send Christmas N. J. Mahon Hospital, completely equipped for a donation of $lO 00 to these Refu- ORANGE, Mary not send the UNion 7-1000 400 FAITOUTE AVE. Diagnosis and gees’ Why money as a Christmas Gift In 4-7554 Treatment of Mental and Nervous Conditions. honor ORange NEWARK—Requiem Mass was of relative friend who WILLIAM SCHLEMM, ROSELLE PARK, N. J, a or 'lias everything"? We will send th* offered at St. Aloyslus Church relative or friend, In whose MANAGER CHestnut Insulin Coma name you give the money, a beau- HUEISENBECK 5-1558 here Nov. 18 Electroshock Psychotherapy for Mary Mahon of tiful Christmai Gift Card. MEMORIAL HOME ELizabeth 8-4855 55 Oxford WILIAM INC. St., who retired as a SCHLEMM, Masses and Sacraments Available 1108 So. Ave. teacher at St Aloysios School Orange 539 BERGEN AVE. GORNY & GORNY several Newark N. J. years ago after having LEO 6, JERSEY CITY, N. J. MORTUARY J. PALMER, M D. Eist been there 63 Miss i*ll2ear (Dissionst^i ESsex 2-1600 years. Mahon HEndorson 4-0411 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE also for MANCIS CARDINAL Karl sang Masses, weddings Medical Director SPIIIMAN, President . ft W. Huelsenbeck JOHN J. CARTY, ELIZABETH, N. J. and funerals at St Aloysios for M»*r. Peter P. Tuohy, Nol'l Sec'y Director MANAGER 5) She died Nov. Charlea Elizabeth 2-1415 years. 12. A. Bright, M.D. Maurice J. O'Connor, M.D. Send all communications tei Associate Director Associate Director CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION I For In rill-. 480 Av*. 46th lilting thii eection call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 IWHTK I'l.Alt judgment Lexington at St. New York 17. N. Y. I its the Wl 1-7400 judgment that takes, place Teltphont 914 I immediately u/ter death. THE ADVOCATE 14 November 24, 196ft We Give Thee Thanhs What Kind . . . of Gift Do You Like to Receive? € of By June Dwyer you and your special day all to give Him the best gift in the each week to Have you over of the time. engrave received a gift There was no world. That gift is yourself. Jesus’ name with your deeper and deeper name on it? It could chance that they could run into But wouldn't that gift be even into your heart. have been the store at a tic pin, writing the last minute and more special if it contained a Each day try to attend or maybe a sweater just Mass, paper, with pick up any old thing. package of sacrifices engraved receive Communion, say the your initials on it. Or maybe The same is true about with the Christ Child’s * thing name? Rosary and someone Stations, morning gave you pencils for other gifts that havo names, rbc Priest and night prayers, make school marked WE HAVE a visit with your spe- engraved, sewn, stamped, or printed an Advent and offer a sacrifice. Each cial name or bracelet painted Calendar for day A .1 or a on. Someone thought you as a help in do these things in preparation \ ring. you were to your special enough preparing special pack- for Christmas. Didn’t you feel extra think of and to plan age. Each week we will good for. print If you are about receiving successful, your A such a gift? anew calendar so you can try four calendars CAN will be filled One reason is that YOU make people feel wo all love with checks, vour heart to own things—with special this year too. will be your name This Sun- filled with gifts of love for or initial clearly printed, there day is the first Sunday in Ad- Paramus Club Christ and your life will be isn’t any doubt that the gift is vent, which means we have Gets Charter filled with the peace and yours. But there is another rea- only four weeks until hap- piness of the Christmas season. son that lettered Christmas. gifts mean so PARAMUS The Annuncia- If Christmas and Christ are much: It is because That means you have four the giver tion Civics Club of Annunciation to to special you—why not pre- had to be of weeks make a for mom thinking us long gift School this week received its offi- early? before the and dad and print their pare Engrave them on day he gave us our names cial charter from the Commission heart. on your present. it—or to sew a name on a on American Citizenship in 1. Amice gift you are giving a friend—- IF MOM Washington. AND dad wanted or to start a spiritual bouquet Nun Named to Bar to The charter formally recognizes give you pencils with your that is engraved on your heart affiliation of the DUBLIN (NC) Mother Ruth name on seventh grades them for your birth- for tlic Baby Jesus. with the national organization at Mary Sheehy of the Religious of day, they had to order them Four weeks from 111 now when the Catholic University of Amer- the Sacred Heart, the only about two weeks ahead of time. the daugh- Baby Jesus comes to you at ica. ter of the late Judge That meant Eugene they were thinking Christmas Mass you will want K The officers of the newly or- Sheehy of Dublin, is the first ganized Club arc: Donald Trica-' nun to be admitted to the Irish i r m nco, president; John Fahey,' Bar. The nun lawyer will leave Christina Campanclli, Denis Cam- Ireland soon to teach in the mis- pion, and James Brenner. sions. Ik Young Advocate Club 5S Christmas Contest 3. Cincture Seniors (Fifth to eighth grades): Make an original Christmas card. Do not use prepared materials. Juniors (Kindergarten to fourth grades:) Write a letter to the Christ Child in 150 words or less. (Clip and attach to your letter) "" " ; V j Name 4. Maniple \ Address I School D j Teacher I am a member □ I would like to join □ I I 4 4 4 // ' * O * < « / / Rules: Entries should be >ent to June V. Dwyer, Young Advo- / G V cate Club, 31 Clinton Newark • St., 2, N. J. Your entry makes 4* 4 a you 4 o * * a member. 4 a 0 I 4 4 I * 4 H Entries must t 6 be in The Advocate offices no 4 0/1 t later than E D Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1060. All copies must be accompanied by the attached 2. /1/6 coupon, YOUNG ADVOCATE or by a copy of it. HEADQUARTERS - What better ON YOUR E celebrate S way to Thanksgiving Day than to attend Mass? SAVINGS N What better way to thank God tor the Mass than to learn 5. Stole T more about it? We have made a paper doll priest with the six vestments D he wears when THE celebrating Mass. Paste the priest on card- board then cut him out the cardboard will make him sturdier. out S Cut the vestments and put them on the priest in the proper order. • SETON Why not color the vestments the color of the SAVINGS INSURED • HALL PREPARATORY SCHOOL ACCOUNTS OPENED Mass BY TH you attend Thanksgiving Day (the maniple, stole and UP TO $lO,OOO 10th EARN FROM THE lit cincture the are colored; amice and alb are white; the cincture Your Neighborhood Souinoi Intlilulion is gold). ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TUI. PRIEST I.atm says a praser in as he puts each vestment on. The vestments like the Drdk ANNUAL arc clothing worn over 1.500 years ago They arc a symbol of the stability of the Church through the changing times. They also remind the priest FALL DANCE and the people of the importance of the Mass. (1) The amice is put on over the priest's black cassock. November 26 9 P. M. It was Saturday, once a cowl (hood) worn by the monks in icy chapels to keep the monks ears warm. It now is a white linen cloth mm symbolizing the priest's helmet of salvation. It is worn over the Walsh Memorial shoulders Archbishop Gymnasium or by some orders on the head. (2) The alb is short for the Latin word tunica alba, or 249 KEARNY AVE. white (Neor Bergen) N Mutlc The RHYTHM tunic. It was the old Roman KEARNY, . Bids—s3.oo a couple by KINGS undergarment and sym- Hour., Dolly 9i o 3, Frl. 9A M. to 7 PM. Contimtou.l bolizes innocence and purity. (3) The is cincture a cord that ties the alb at the waist. It symbolizes priestly chastity. V/ 4 < > maniple was worn by Roman magistrates as an official It handkerchief. was used as a sweat-cloth. The symbol of civil pagan authority today is the symbol of the priest's spiritual power It hangs on the priest’s left forearm like a waiters towel (just below the elbow). (5) The stole marks the role of the priest as the Judge FERRI of men's sins. BROS.' It is a long narrow band INC. of silk that is placed around the neck and crossed at the chest. It is tucked inside THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS GOODS STORE the cincture. (6) Lastly, the priest puts on the chasuble which means Tittle house' It IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY in Latin. covers everything like the charity it symbolizes. The cross that must be on the back of the chasuble for the Offering New Jersey's jitands the bond priest has to serve Christ. * Most Complete Selection of BALDWIN RELIGIOUS ARTICLES CLERICAL APPAREL Fabulous Outdoor Christmas Display ELECTRONIC ROSARIES STATUARY ORGAN CRUCIFIX AND SICK CALLS A HOLY FONTS WATER 6. Chasuble MEDALS AND CHAINS CHALICES AND CIBORIUMS ROBERT Parents News MISSALS - BIBLES OTHER ASSORTED ITEMS TREAT Moms Unite RELIGIOUS GREETING CARDS Horn In PARK PLACE. NEWARK Harrison PUT CHRIST IN YOUR HOME THIS CHRISTMAS HARRISON The mothers COtOIAUY IKYITM YOU* students NATIVITY SETS attending Our Lady ■mmvationi rot Czestochowa are as proud as pi W» Inylto your Inip.ction of th.t. colorful ditplayi In cocks. our • They have formed I highway thowroorn COMMUNION first Mothers' Guild elected o; OUTDOOR NATIVITY ANO CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS BREAKFASTS 4 inch FIGURES THE PERFECT ORGAN ccrs, and planned two events ,J 0 , $7 95 In lhr.« dim.niionol. round mognlfic.nl full, flgur get them to • off the proper sta proof, hard for SCHOOL ORDINATION chip.proof mold.d rubbor. CHURCH, HOME, Mrs. 5 inch FIGURES • *o*. Mary Kowalczyk w J 0 p $l2 95 LITE SIZE NATIVITY n.rt.r t.l 579 30 comploto with stable nly DINNERS first • *0". LITE SIZE NATIVITY or INSTITUTION elected president of t 50 • group. She will be 6 inch FIGURES groupt. 13 without ttobl. 5399 50 Halduin alio hutldi llte Organ WIDDINO assisted I , $l9 95 pet. _ famout Orga-tonic perfect Mrs. Wanda 13 pet. with tiobl. _ S4S9 93 for and trnaller hornet. Vl'a Zalewskl, Mrs. > _ chapelt, apartment i cordially RECEPTIONS • CHOIR GROUPS rion 8 inch FIGURES - on, 3- 42 h.gh SI9 30 in tie to lira! I.istwan, Mrs. Louise Gol ~ $29 95 t you come in for ademon ton. compl.l. with ttukl. • JOLLY SANTAS ond r.lnd..r t loan • OTHER SOCIAL and Mrs. Jean Zuleski. S«ti ond .tablet SANTA S may b. purchai.d SLED, 4 R.indo.r, plut Rudolpft The first toparately. may be made on easy terms ulth up to three activity on the mo Alto (Th. R.d FUNCTIONS woalhor.program Not. R.tnde.rl SI 79 50 ers' calendar is yeart to pay. a meeting Di OUT NATIVITY DISPLAYS Writ, for your fr.. Outdoor brochu 5 at 7:30 Drtploy No obligation yo< p.m. in the parish hi fro. D.liv.t, Outdo on Duple Dec. 7 the women will hold Plans land furlhtr Ildar- | luncheon in the at Baldwin fan lull 1 p. mstion on 019 am | Mrs. I.ucillo Piontck is chalrmi la- FERRI Church Chap.l St. J jseph's, Oradell—The l v BROS., INC. | STAxirr 1 akvb Thanksgiving dance wIU be hi ■Mulioa Homo .... to; .... | New Nov. 20 in the Offering Jersey's Most Complete Selection of Articles multipurpose roo Religious 10 B. M St„ N«w York. N Y I Mrs. Marion Beardall and M 9 A.M. 6 Nemo | Jeanette Hartmann Opoa Doily to r.M. are chi S-124 ROUTE POR RESERVATIONS 17-PARAMUS Thursday Til 9 P.M. I men. V* mtlo soufh of Route 4 in Paromus Addrs IS I crnoi: untiDc „ „ „ PL 1.7186 Call MArkit 2-1000 HOURSi 9 to 9j (between Bamberger's and Modell's) Dally Including Saturday. I BAPTISM, Conllrmatii Free Indoor Parking I A KNOTT HOTEL Extreme Unction may be istered to the •75rsT-: Alin W. STBdDM. fa.M.ml Insane unt tain conditions. Educator Says November 24, 1960 THE ADVOCATE Married Women 15 Are Top Students ST. North Date Book: LOUIS (NC) Married Jersey women more than 30 years old make the best night school stu- dents. chairmen are invited to make Publlrity nae of thla aervice We will need the ol the p.m. Mrs. Helen Privitcra, chairman. The evaluation was name ipeaker (if aoy> made by and topic, and the Arthur name of the chairman. Bergcn-Paramus District Council of Catholic E. Smith, director of Information received by 10 e.m. on Monday of the week of Women Our St. publication will be Included in the Date Book Meeting, Lady of Victories, Louis University’* evening llallnf. Information Harrington Park. Gifts collected for Our arts partalnln* to echool kroupe will be found Lady program. In the PTA column. of Grace Training School, Morristown. Mr. Smith said while women NOV. 25 St. Clare’s Hospital Dcnvillc generally arc better students Auxiliary, Dessert than Chestnut Ilill College bridge-fashion show, hospital’s new men, the men tend to fin- (Philadelphia), Essex Alumnae —Rummage sale, (Nov. wing, 12:45 p.m. Mrs. Fred llcnn, chairman. ish their courses faster; night 25, 26), Millburn-Short Hills Millburn. DEC. 2 students who are parents of Bank, Mrs. R.’ •gnation unit children do better than those Stanley Berry, Bloomfield, chairman. Guild, Oranges Christmas par- ty, 369 Park St. Hospital School of Nursing, Ave., Orange, 7:45 p.m. Pro- who are not parents; persons Joseph’s Pater- son Dance, 8:30 ceeds to Jesuit Mrs. Daniel more than 30 years of age do p.m., sponsored by Par- missionaries; F. ents’ Guild. Burns, East Orange, chairman. better than those younger, and Essex-Suburban District Council of the single man is the most NOV. 26 Catholic Women of to fail. St. Marys Rosary, Pompton Lakes Christmas Day Recollection, Immaculate likely Heart Sale (Nov. 27 of Mary, Maplewood; 10 a.m “Generally speaking the busi- 26, Dec. 3,4), auditorium, Mass, , Holy Hour, 2 p.m. Meeting est with the after Masses and 1-5 p.m. Mrs. Eugene Klein, during lunch people greatest period. number of distractions have chairman. Caldwell Sacred Heart been tho most successful in College Alumnae, Hudson Alumnae Rosary, Vadsburg, Newark The Blue Swan, Rochelle Park Card party, auditorium, earning degrees at night," Mr. Social, 8 p.m., 8 p.m. Mrs. John Mrs. Francis La Mulvihill, to Smith said. “Some 70% of our Chapelle, Rutherford, chair- chairman; proceeds building married students have children. man. fund. Catholic of More than 90% arc employed Daughters America, State Court DEC. 4 full time, an Dessert-bridge-fashion show, Robert Treat working average Caldwell College Alumnae, Essex chapter of 40 hours per week. Some Hotel, Newark, 1:30-5 p.m. Mrs. Charles Tea for junior and senior high school students, students Scanlan, Paterson, chairman; proceeds to reported they are 3 p.m., Caldwell College. Paula Kenah, chair- working as as 66 hours priesthood and scholarship funds. many man. For information: Miss Kenah, 23 Boy- HAWAIIAN NOV. 27 a week." NEIGHBORS: Hawaiian delegates to the den St., East Sacred Orange. convention of the Heart Rosary, Elizabeth Thanksgiv- National Council of Catholic Women St. Hedwig's, Elizabeth (Immaculate Heart of ing entertainment, 8 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Jen- in Las Vegas were hosts to Mary Society) Mother-Daughter School Sisters New Jersey delegates in the nings, chairman. Commun- 50th ion breakfast; 8 state as of a International Mass, am., breakfast, audi- part post-convention tour. Taking Federation of Catholic Alumnae, Get Protector in the Suburban-Esscx torium. Sister Mary Charlotte, principal of part festivities on the Pacific Island were, stand- Circle Meeting, reception, St. Hedwig's, speaker; Anne chair- VATICAN CITY (NC)-Cardi- in usual order; 3 p.m., Scton Hall Little Theater. Rev. Robert Pluta, ing, Mrs. William Jamison, Hawaii; Mrs. man. nal Mucnch has been Healy, Glen Dale, Ohio, speaker; Mrs. Edgar appointed Walter Place, Upper Montclair; Mrs. Arthur Catholic War Veterans Rogers, J. Moloney, chairman. Auxiliary, state chapter protector of the School Sisters Ann Hawaii; Paterson; Mrs. L. J. NOV. 28 Mass, 10 Most Perth of Notre Darr.e by Pope John Golec, Melancon, a.m.. Holy Rosary, Mrs. J. North JtJCIII. Hawaii; Thomas Smith, Newark; Mrs. S. J. Todd, Hudson District Council of Catholic Wom- Amboy; breakfast, Bel Aire Manor, Perth Seated en Meeting, St. Amboy. Msgr. Charles J. Demjanovich (St. •;The international community Hawaii. are Mrs. Benjamin Branch, Newark; Michael's, (Union City) 8:30 p.m. Sister Agnes Caldwell Mary’s, Rutherford), state CWV 'tjaffs nine institutions in the Mary and V. Joseph, Col- Auxiliary Scibor, Paterson; Mrs. Leo Norton, Mrs. chaplain, celebrant; Rev. Thomas J. ftpwark Archdiocese, including lege, speaker; Max J. Hartman, presi- Larkin, Newark. dent. S.M.A., Society of African Missions Holy Angels Academy, Fort headquar- ters. Tenafly, speaker. Mrs. Ann Lee, and Archbishop Walsh NOV. 30 Kasimer, Linden, chairman. High School, Irvington. Bergen-Hackcnsack District Council of Catholic Woman 5 The custom of naming Cardi- Doctor Shares Work Women Meeting, St. Nicholas DEC. h hall. Pali- of nal protectors for or- sades 8 League St. Mary’s religious Park, p.m. Showing of foreign cos- Hospital, Orange Christ- ders dates back to the 13th Dr. Thomas tumes by hosts. mas party, Nurses’ educational building, 8 Of m. century. The protector Dooley p Entertainment by Marian of repre- St. Elizabeth’s College, Union County Alumnae Players St. the the Mary’s, Rutherford; Mrs. sents community at ST. PAUL, Minn. (NC) A St. Paul doctor 8 home Joseph Cardillo, woman with Meeting, p.m., of Mary Ann Ul- chairman. See when a is desire to Presentation of check Holy privilege a practice medicine “under primitive conditions" brech, Springfield. to Sister sought, or when the commu- has been all she Gcorgiana, hospital administrator. getting bargained for —and then some Patrician Guild Meeting, 5:15 p.m., St. Sacred Heart Rosary, Elizabeth nity’s rights or property are in since June at a hospital in Jeremie, Christmai Haiti. Patrick s hall, Newark. Dalphinc danger. Dr. Pcrugine, entertainment, grammar school hall; Marguerite Schwyzcr has worked since June as Cathoiic Mary a Forum Speakers’ Bureau, speaker Palmieri, member of a MEDICO task chairman. force at St. Antoine’s Hospital in on: "Modern Woman Finds Herself.’’ the southwest Haiti DEC. 6 Lakewood port city. MEDICO is the organization of Nun DEC. I medical personnel who volunteer for service in St. medically-un- All Rosary, Guttenberg derprivilcged of Souls Hospital Auxiliary, Morristown Pre- To Atoms parts the world which was set up by Dr. MectiflMlrlcctions followed by Christmaa Christmas 10 - 9 Study Thomas Dooley, famed Laotian jungle doctor. sale, a.m. p.m.; supper, 5-8 Cecile Vane, chairman. WASHINGTON (RNS) - The DR. SCHWYZER Atomic Energy Commission an- noted that the hospital where she works has no screens or glass in the Parents to View New Post nounced here that it is renew- windows, no running hot water, DOLLY MOUNT inadequate sanitary facilities, and ing a research contract with a a shortage of in- JERSEY equipment CITY - Mrs. Jo nun-scientist to make studies of cluding such basic items as thermometers, sheets and towels Science Wing srph who has as NURSING and Dunn, served HOME the spectra and conductivity of hypodermic needles. CALDWELL Parents of state organiser for the Ordrr Besides working at the hospital, the MEDICO Undtr State Umm certain metals. volunteers Caldwell of Martha, Ladles' of two other College students will Auxiliary An eitebliihtd heme that U The of $2,671 will en- doctors, a nurse and technician travel regular- gulet, grant Catholic So- to be the first to pay formal visits Church Extension raitfvl and luxurious. Uoafod able Sister Peter ly nine outlying villages to set up makeshift clinics for the LEADER: aa Mary Coakley IMMACULATA Investiture ceremonies at to natives. the recently completed three- ciety for the past six years, ipociowi groundi. far the of Georgian Court College, a gad. Immaculata College (Immaculata, Pa.) had a special story science and classroom has been named national or- threnlcoßy 111 and canvaloManta. to continue her stud- Lakewood, for 14 DR. SCHWTYZER, a specialist in internal meaning Carole recent wing. ganizer for the Hoar Nanlag I raff medicine, was Plowucha, a graduate of organisation. ies of absorption spectra in private practice in St. Paul from 1951 to Benedictine house The appointment was an- SYLVIA NOLL of metal chelates. 1954. Since then Academy, Elizabeth. Carole, shown above Open for parents will BOLSTER, R.N. •he has worked at a dispensary here and with the be held Nov. tour nounced by Archbishop Wil- Dfreetraei It is of 37 being University with Sister 27, with a one grants of Minnesota student health Mary of Lourdes, college president, was liam service. of the new at D. O’Brien of Chicago, lAmberl 1-7477 made to researchers at facility 3 p.m., Telephone colleges She first thought of elected of the class. joining MEDICO when Dr. president freshman and dinner at -1 president of the Extension So- 14 and universities to accelerate Dooley a p m. VALIIY lOAD. CIIfTON, N. J. \isited hero last winter irt and spoke on the need fur women r v. "research related to atomic IIIL L\ L.N T is doctors in underdeveloped areas. being spon- energy." Have You Heard sored by the Friends of Cald- the Newest well College with Mrs. James Nun Cops First J. McMahon, Montclair, chair- Platter Nuns? man. Nun Takes Jets Weekend by Maryland The for History Award new building, now occu- HYATTSVILLE, Md. Have you been wondering what to pied by the students, contains NEW YORK (NC)—The first give for Christmas gifts? Do From New Orleans to New York you have a music lover in the science labs, classrooms, a lan- FOR CHRIBTMAB AND ALWAYB annual Cardinal The of Spellman family? Congregation Jesus and Mary is hoping you guage lab, lecture hall, a pub- Award for scholarly research want to give that NEW ORLEANS (NC) - Sister Mary Magdalen Is prob- might, music lover a record, "Patterns of lications room, and headquar- was to Sister Matilda Song," which ably the nation's leading long-distance commuter. presented they recently recorded. ters for the college's cancer Barrett at Every Friday afternoon Sister Magdalen boards a jet In of Ncrinx, Ky., the Already reviewed as being "inspiring" and reflecting "dis- research unit, among other fa- U.S. Catholic Historical ciplined New Orleans and flies to New York. Every Sunday she boards Socie- musicianship," the record is intended as a fund raiser cilities. for the a Jet in New York and flies back to New Orleans in time to ty's annual meeting at Mary- novitiate here which is crowded to capacity. mount meet her classes at Dominican School. College. Monday High AWARE of ST. JOSEPH S VILLA Cardinal the existing shortage of nun-teachers, the Spellman of New nov- • LAIMDIN. The PIAPACK. N. J. HER which will continue ices and postulants at the novitiate which has COMMUTING, throughout the York presented the $250 award a "No More Ouait Haul* tor Woman and school Room sign, formed the Jesus • •trail Haul* % year, makes it possible for her to attend the weekly to Sister Matilda, a member of Mary Choral group. The young women Artlatle Franch Chateau rehearsed four months "cut" ol brnth meetings in New York of the consultants to the Modern Lan- the Sisters of Lorctto at the and the record. takini T* beauty In tha Somaraat Him lo includes Ultra modern \'Ptapeiboo^r^ guage Materials Center. foot of the Cross, recording Gregorian Chant, faclUUea. Haalthtul Development for her work ~ Negro spirituals, Ihc Happy "The cllmata. Excellent maata. Onan raar The center was set up under the National Defense Educa as editor of the memoirs of Wanderer,” Little Drummer Boy," "The round to Coaealaacanta. eacatlonlela to Woman in the Shoe," "Lift and permanent (uatta. tion Act develop high school language programs. Rev. William Joseph Howlctt, Thine Eyes" and "Mainzelle Missal Marie. Retraata from September to Jana Kentucky pioneer priest. axcapt tha Thankaflitnf. ChrUtmu. Mother Marie Lactitia. who with and Naw Yaar'a Waakandi. Dan I)r. John D. Connorton, exec- sang the I’eloquin Chorale before and Eraalada of BacoUactlom. utive director of the Greater entering the convent, directed the singers. womenptefet ... And A Child Shall Lead Them New York Hospital Association, With Confraternity Yeralon SALOMA, Guatemala—Eight- lagers are studying the cate- was elected president. Epistle* and Gospels year-old Pedro Martinez took chism, preparing to return to Other officers are: Rev. the words to heart. the sacraments." James A. professor HAIL HOLY padre's Reynolds, PUT CHRIST BACK INTO CHRISTMAS QUEEN After listening to Rev. John of History at St. Joseph’s Sem- i Designed especially (or the ladies, this lovely combina- M. Brccn M.M., of Fall River, inary, Dunwoodie, N.Y.; and u All Souls Rated Sa tion Prayerbook and Missal includes all Sunday Masses, Mass., urge his class of third Fred R. Beaudry and F. Sad- counsels and maxima as well as the devotions, prayers, graders to become "young her Dinger, New York business- beauti- OVER A MILLION most popular with Catholic women. 612 pages, Pedro set off for a As Top Hospital men. from $4.75. apostles," PRESCRIPTIONS fully decorated. Six luxurious bindings, distant Indian village notorious MORRISTOWN All Souls FILLED AT LISS' for its indifference to the Faith. has received Hospital again ac- Your confidence is When the Jersey Delegation assured villagers ignored creditation by the Board of when you have your pres- the youth’s Invitation to Join Commissioners of the Joint Numbered 500 him cription compounded here. in the Rosary he knelt Commission on Accreditation of WASHINGTON - Five hun The hidden ingredients down in the and Sister of plaza prayed Hospitals. Mary Eleanor dred officers and members of A accuracy and aloud alone. Is administrator. experience splendid the New Jersey Catholic Daugh- "Undaunted arc always on hand in by the apathy of At present a scries of lec- ters of America hand were on I.ISS', New Jersey's I-arg- the people,” says Father Hrcen, tures are being given by out- Nov. 12 at the National Shrine fot rst Drug Store, of- Bible "the to Dept. 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Costs You Less are, left to right: John Bednarz, dt SONS EVERY FINE LINE Of auxiliary president; Mrs. William Wood, and chairman; James refreshment - - - Shea, CHINA SILVER STEMWARE JEWELRY chairman. 16 THE ADVOCATE November 24, 1960 Winner Predictions in Wishbone Competition ...By Ed Grant North Jersey Stars Earn Varsity Posts Air At 15 Colleges; Four Serve as Captains of Expectancy NEWARK Scratch a Catholic college basketball plorcrs, while Jerry Savage and team almost in nation Dave Samuels of East anywhere the this year and you’re Orange and Tom Wahl On of sure at one are Pirate pretty of finding least North Jersey player on Itahway Campus with the Mounts. Savage was the the squad. SOUTH ORANGE—There is team’s top scorer last an past summer has At year with apparently not least four teams will aura of expectancy on the Seton major be captained by area a 16-point average. hindered Hicks in top fnlnnt* Mnf Homo reaching talent: Notrern with t»:ii Hall campus these days Dame, Bill Bobbv Melvin of Orange, win- concern- early-season form. Art is the boy of St. 6-7 ing the debut of Richie Crosby Bejedict's; Villa- center John Pally of River ner of the Essex Regan as who must come CVO outstand- head through if the nova, with Richie coach of the Pirate basket Kaminski of Edge, a Regis graduate. LaSalle ing player award Pirates are to stand chance two years ago. ball a St. Aloysius; with features team, a debut to take place Lasallc, Bob Billy Raftery, the sen- will start for Fordham, with against teams like Ohio State, McAtecr of Queen of Peace; sational from St. on Dec. 1 against Loyola of and scorer Cecilia’s Frank Ascione of Cliffside Park Mary- Cincinnati, Villanova, Dayton, land at Holy Cross, with George (Kearny). Cross Archbishop Walsh gym- Blaney Holy has high among the reserves. Georgetown Duke, Detroit and St. Joseph's. of St. Peter’s for its two sophomores, nasium. He scored Prep. hopes lists two North Jersey starters, 393 points last year to Notre Dame also has Tom Even though served his as its Palace of Don Bosco and Paul Tagliabuc of St. Michael's Regan lead the squad, but seldom play- Pete O’Connor of apprenticeship the past two years Sctbn Hall Prep. (UC) and Ray Ohlmuller, another ed through a full game at top as freshman (and later assistant Regis product. Both averaged 10 speed. THE LARGEST contingent, as No Matter How points last varsity) coach under Honey Rus- Gunter is the next most usual/is at St. Michael’s (V’t.), a game year. impor- sell, it seems quite certain that tant cog in the machine. Hank where A1 Baldini of Holy Family, the TOP MAN ON the Canisius Pirates will present an alter- 322 You Get There had points last season and a Fred Cerrato of Bloomfield, Bob ed st|uad this year ,s Joe style of play this season. The 57% Hoehl of Loturco, shooting average which rank- Bergen Catholic, Dick same who used to play with Blancy at Russell stress on conserva- ed third of St. in the nation. But he only Keelty Aloysius and Wall St. Peter’s Nearby Niagara tive, Eastern style basketball will Prep. went over 20 points on four occa- Baumann of Secaacus arc all on has Bill be but with the Kennedy of Marist there, moderniz- sions and, despite in the varsity squad CAPTAINS THREE: Richie ing touches operating among its soph contingent and, Regan, right, Seton Hall University basketball a 29-year-old coach close confines under the ; LaSalle t. coach back- and . George Sullivan and Dan Bochic a rest, SOUTH ORANGE MURPHY BROS. Daily S “ALL WE LACK is backcourt ly get the job of Walk- | Harry anil SUNDAY All fond. chio fast, fiery replacing in the backcourt. The McNally will be able Goldstein of Hillside, an account- Ceavanlant to Cbllbbuiii * rhaatraa and backboard strength," top er at midyear. The Wtan and saysi to pitch in. sophomore | | Motor Sales Ch*4aa laaunra Uuaok reserves arc Pete Norton, Jim ing major, has Deer elected Kennedy, “and what else is there would be a better risk in the long i cap- WARD-FORD ipicial pacilitiii poa Lamond, Gcoige Kennedy would like to play tain of the Seton HMI Elizabeth 5-5600 PRIVATI PAR t lit , in basketball'’" The veteran McNally run, for he would get the swimming Ron Norton and both a exper- 501-511 ACCOMMODATING II ta M Harrigan. j Harrigan. 6-3, team, which will its season No. Broad Street 239 CENTRAL AVENUE coach admits his team can “push ience of working with Hicks, Gun- ov;n 711 llahth Ay*., tat 44th ItJ lot more, but the first has not against St. the ball through at I ter and Senavitis, all Peter s Dec. 3. NEWARK 3. N. J NEW YORK CITY j the basket" SMITH, WHO GOT marries! shown enough drive of whom Open Daily 8 A M. to 9 P.M. and the lat A free style Gold- a reasonable clip and also “runs last return next year. on specialist, Ml 3-8000 summer, started this ter is still too Depending Saturdays to A P.M. slowly weak on defense. stein was three letter pretty well.” But their recent in- how the first half of the a man at •Amu WE SEU fall, but has now shed Both will cam- - WE SERVE" 1 m !•* ~ le cross-country Group IV winner (under cnam ° n former Seton Hall p, shi p s wrapped up the 1960 Catholic schoolboy coach Tom Weiner) and Bogota, the Young Leaders cross-country season Groups on Nov. 19 at Warinanco I-II Park with king. Dave Hyland and Scton Hall Ptep The Seton Hall parade was led A1 List again garnering a major share of the by Institute Reunion spoils Fracnkcl in sixth place at followed Hyland set 13:24, by anew meet and course record Ray Wyrsch, seventh at Bob EAST ORANGE A W °" lhc Catholic schools 13:32; Dyke, reunion of the Young Catholic division in ninth at 19 mo 7 13:38; Ted Zizlsperger, 11th at 13:47 Leader’s 0 thc Plrates romped Institute will be held Dec. 4 at East off with the and Mike at Orange Cath- Scollins, 19th 13:58.4. This was team title, 52 to olic School to scoring points 72 for Dave’s not up to the performance the High present reports of the made in (NCW week before and progress Brunswicl «) quintet. Though couldn’t conclusions tnc*h„ NJSIAAmtI.V. compare with Bogota’s five men under implementing reached during the August con- gives no overall title, it was gen- 13:40 or Columbia, with five under vention at St. erally agreed that the 13:45. Elizabeth’s College. individual and team honors The 150 high school in the state for 1960 lIYLAND seniors belonged to the GOT competition only over the from 40 towns and cities of North Latholic champs. first two miles from Harry of Gretzinger St. Jersey who took mcl, Bayonne, Arts and Sciences. Certainly there part in the con- could be no question of Mary’s (JC), Bobby O’Rourke of St. Father Aloysius vention, and their Grabowski, founder and Hyland s pre-eminence and Paul moderators, among New Gately of St. Rose. O’Rourke was director of the has Jersey have been invited to the Y.C.L., started schoolboy harriers. He is not the best the first to fall but Dave also left Decem- only of back, the ber a 25-year study of the group. The the current others meeting, where crop, but he has only one serious behind as he ran the last half mile workshops in will be purpose of the siudy is to mea- rival for the honor held in five categories: of the state’s best of all 2:15. Gretzinger beat Gately for second and sure the effectiveness of the tech- time: Mack of ran Government, Education, Social Bobby Weequahic, now the 12:58, fifth fastest time of the day. WINNING SMILES: The four winners in the Seton Forensic League grand tourna- nique employed by the Y.C.L. in Yale Action, Life and captain. In the New Jersey Family Arts and Independent Schools ment held at Immaculate Conception High School on Nov. 19 pose with Sister Mary Sciences. answering the needs of the con- meet at Lawrcnceville on Nov. 16, St. Bene- HYLAND HAD beaten At the temporary layman in relation to Mack’s course rec- dict’s was Magdalene, principal of St. John's (Paterson). Left to right, they are Nancy White conclusbn of the August upset by the host school, 30-35. Tony the Mystical Body of Christ. ord of 12:44.4 earlier this season in the Central deliberations, the Candelmo finished second for the Bees behind of Star of the Sea Academy, Long Branch; James Barberly of St. Peter's (New Bruns- participants “ y meet last drew up a series of and, Saturday, he took away the Larries’ findings in ers^ Sandy Bowers and was trailed by Bobby’s state meet mark (the figure) wich); Margaret Ward of Marylawn of the Oranges; and David Schaefer of St. Mich- of these categories. same set Eamon O’Reilly, third, Terry Loughcry, J'ach Aided Invite in 1957. fifth, and Joe ael's (Jersey City). by the practical techniques of the Colleges Matthews, seventh. It was the fifth Since Mack lay apostolate gave up what would have man which which they learn- beat the Bees in what was virtually To St. been his senior ed, the selected Anthony's campaign to matriculate at a dual meet. March high school sen- of Talent JERSEY CITY - Yale, the question of which the better St. Michael's iors were to relate their resolu- A College was George Tabback, Don Bosco Tech sopho- (JC) Retires school Trophy to will be held high runner will tions the Night on Nov. 28 at never be decided. more, placed seventh in the New Jersey needs of their schools So far AAU In Final Round MONTCLAIR David Schaef- and St. School as Seton Hall is concerned, the junior abeth) in third position. parishes. Anthony's High for cross-country championships on Nov. 20 er of St. Michael’s I mates were outrun two (Jersey City) members of the and senior by other state champs at Morris Hills LINDEN Pianists and pan- In Poetry Reading, first place junior last Regional High School in Rock- retired the Original tro- Saturday, on a time basis, but had beaten tomimists, vocalists and combos Oratory went to Ward WORKSHOP conductors for the class, starting at 7:30 p.m. in away, covering the approximately four-mile for Margaret of Mary- both clubs in the Scton will vie phy his school at the annual December the school auditorium. Hall Spiked Shoe meet course in 21:15. Cy Vannarelli, former for top honors in the lawn of the Oranges, with Mar- meeting will be Rev. the week a Ram Grand Tournament of the Seton James Representatives before. These were annual Newark archdioccsan garet A. Pindar of Seton Hall from Eastern Columbia, the star, was 11th. Forensic Chambers of St. John's sec- CYO March of League, held at Immac- University, Social Action; colleges and universities will be Talent finals at ond and Annette Rodney of St. Sister ulate School Maria to St. Elizabeth’s Conception High on Regis of St. on hand answer questions and auditorium here Michael's (Newark) third. The Aloysius Acad- Nov. 19. to distribute on Nov. 27, emy, Education; P. Ko- informative litera- starting at 7:30 pm. Extemporaneous Oratory title Stanley In Student orators from 23 vice ture. Invitations have been county contests held last schools went to sakowski, president of the ex- James Barberly of St. National week, Richard participated in the at Federation tended to students of Failla of St. Jo- tournament, Peter’s (New Brunswick) with of Sodali- nearby sep's which Sister Mary ties, Government; Rev. James schools to attend with their (Maplewood, a. Alexandra, su- Hugh of J. par- pianist, Murphy St. Cecilia's Carroll won the pervisor of Sisters of of St. Charles Borromeo ents. Essex junior title; Kathy Charity (Englewood) second and Gerald McDonald of schools presided. The Newark, Family and Members of the class Blessed Sacrament trophies Stocker of St. John’s third. Life; Rev! junior and medals were presented by Stanley M. Grabowski of Mt. Car- received their school on a pantomimist, won rings Sister Nov. 21. After Mass, the the Union senior crown; Linda Mary Magdalen of St. seniors honored Riccardo of St. Anne's (Gar- John’s (Paterson), vice president them with a short en- of the tertainment and breakfast. wood), a pianist, won the Union league. junior title; and Mary Ann Pas- Schaefer’s victory in original of quis Corpus Christi (Hasbrouck oratory was the third scored by List Msgr. Jarvais Heights) the Bergen junior dia- St. Michael's in this event and dem. thus gave the school permanent As Guest Speaker Runnerups were: possession of the Essex, Bar- trophy. He was SOUTH ORANGE Msgr. bara Drygulski of St. Rose of trailed by Christine Keencn of Walter Jarvais, spiritual director Lima (Short Holy Hills), vocal- Trinity and Margaret Mc- of Seton Hall University, will be ist; Union senior, a from Cabe of St. Vincent's trio Academy. the principal speaker at the an- St. Elizabeth’s—Jackie Duggan, Honors in Oratorical Declama nual Father and Son Communion Kathleen Diskin and Janet breakfast of tion were taken by Nancy White Seton Hall Prep on Frank; Union junior, Robert Dec. 4 at the of Star of the Sea Academy (Long Robert Treat Hotel, St. I.uba of Elizabeth's, accor- Branch), with Rachel Colavita of Newark. dionist; Bergen, Pam Herbert of East Orange Catholic second and Those attending the breakfast Our will Lady of Mercy (Park Ridge), I Edward Udut of St. Mary's (Eliz- attend Mass at St. John’s Church. John J. Mahon of Orange BECOMING A HABIT: Virginia GantterofImmaculate HeartAcademyreceives is chairman for the affair. a bond from Vocation Notes $200 savings Joseph Stamler, general manager of WABC-TV, for her winning essay in a contest the sponsored by "Expedition-New York" program Look- Your ing on are Mrs. Frances and Sister M. If Neighborhood Kehoe Janet. C.S.J., faculty members of the They Could But See brand new school. Virginia is the second Immaculate Pharmacitt "Soy*" Heart freshman to score a vic- tory in the contest. Her was on By Msgr. William F. biweekly essay the subject, "Education-Tailor Made.” Furlong Nanette wanted to become a nun. This, however, very much ysturbed her otherwise very Rood Catholic father. Monsieur Grid Results -althazar Javouhey. lie such life Jerome J. Union to saw in a only a complete Stanley COLLEGE Open waste of Nanette’s many talents. So, he decided to do some- * CHURCH GOODS * (Ttam'i record In parenthesis) Season thing about it. Boston College (3-5-1 > 25. Clemion 14 Cage introduced Nanette Anna her 1 16 WASHINGTON STREET Kent State 14. Dayton is the text of address Following an given by Pope John Will YOU CAN, therefore, imagine In the mentioning “Massimo” Youth is anxious to on May 19, 1960, to students from schools in Rome. The Our satisfaction today. After cele- place its high Institute, We also like to recall energies at translation the service of lofty was prepared by Mrs. L. C,. Af. Rose the brating Holy Mass in Our private its numerous and the for quarterly graduates, ideals. Youth does not like to he The for the intentions of magazine Pope Speaks and is reprinted with chapel each graduates of other beneficent “Don't permission. told, do this,” or “Don’t Wc extend to one of you, We joyfully Roman schools for and you Our welcome, anticipat- boys girls, do that.” Rather, youth loves dear ed the of Our basilica filled both the high school students of sight public and private, who, en- words of Jesus: is filled with a “Do this and Rome, profusion of holy with the sound of your with a feeling of heartfelt voices, gaged in their different occupa- thou shalt live” memories and artistic treasures, praying, and (see Luke 10, 28). and deep satisfaction. cheering, exulting. tions, arc now a credit to the We feel poured into to certain that the Chris- it enhance the Your presence here, dear chil- You bring to Us the freshness Catholic Church and a living ex- of the Church's tian virtue of fortitude has not and beauty rituals. dren, is an indication of the sur- loyalty of your by com- ample of how the Church’s and lost faith, This its attraction for you: is the meaning of your won- vival, and of the We ing here, uninterrupted Gospel's teachings can be along put hope you will derful to the practice it in the with response Credo, blossoming, of good traditions in into practice in your prin- the field of do- rightfulncss of which you as with one voice. Christian your will, the pur- cipals, religious sang families, and it is also mestic and social relations. This ity of your and is why today’s encoun- a sign of vitality, of fortitude, and These body, the con- instructors, and years are for you happy stant exercise ter like all the other ot of self-discipline. teachers, at the au- rightness of purpose. years of preparation, of youthful diences, both regular and We close of another ex- would now like to expound promise, of hopes, which will Purpose traordinary, which take place upon the meaning of these three The school year dur- i bear well-deserved fruits. This presence of the young is, in the Vatican Basilica in unin- and ing which you qualities, We invite you to thought gladdens and encourages lastly, a sign of that rightness of terrupted sequence fills Our expended use your keen intelligence in Us. purpose which is expressed in gen- heart with the sweet happiness, and these mean- erous efforts carefully weighing Indeed, the physical and moral virtue of perseverance. Our spirit with comforting vi- ings. and enriched welfare of society as a whole is sions of Christian hope. WITHIN your minds and Vitality the sum total of individual efforts YOUR family circle, Of course, it is true that occa- at in school, as well hearts. A of This is the spiritual improvement, and the as in the reli- sionally the world’s sign vitality. It is a great comfort to excessive em- result of judicious use of individ- gious, cultural, and recreational always first impression which one re- phasis on the pursuit of ual associations to your Father Wc con- pleasure energies. which you contrib- willingly ceives in the presence of 26,000 gives Us ute fido this to to be surround- cause for sadness, or your youthful it you youths who, despite the high THE enthusiasm, tempts Us to give in to feelings j spir- INDIVIDUAL desires to is rather for ed by you, Our dear children, its of their show | easy you to adhere typical age, their he good in order to the to of discouragement and despon- satisfy a specific code of who, although attending many willingness to prepare to fulfill behavior, dency. We would like, however, imperious demands of his own and, different types of are yet taking advantage of the schools, (their future obligations. conscience; he cultivates help to stress the fact in his which is offered to united by your awareness of the that, con- you, fulfill the trast to such mind in school in order to nourish great Catholic and Roman tradi- painful impressions, THIS VITALITY is also reveal obligations you have assumed. A another j it with a solid and edu- fact —a very encour- satisfying modicum of good tion, which finds its highest ex- by the occasion which promp- will is suffi- jed cation commensurate with the as- aging indication is noted by all cient, within set pression in the worship of God ted this meeting of ours, that is, a framework, those who piration of his intelligence. And and in share the Pope’s con- 80th which stimulates and, at the practice of human closing of the year of the cern jthe from this effort there with the priestly mission and eventually same time, brotherhood. Indeed, divine wor- I operation of the Roman Institute channels your exuber- with education. The radiates a good influence that ship in its purity, and the majority of “Massimiliano which ant energies. Massimo,” benefits the whole is the people who world: this A generous expression of brother- constantly attend will soon resume its pioneering! time comes in your life, how- Our audiences what We call true vitality. are young people: its when hood ennobled by grace, arc the activities from new hcadquar! ever, you are called upon Perhaps you have often | so much so, indeed, as to give Us won- most genuine manifestations of ters, the cornerstone of which was ! |to make your own decisions on good dered why you have so many dif- reason for saying that gen- how to Christianity, the touchstone of laid with the of Our; . best use your faculties blessing ferent subjects to and eral audiences are, first and fore- study why which is the sincerity of man’s predecessor, Pius XII of vener-' your particular talents, and you must hour after [and most, meetings with young peo- spend hour to relationship with God and with ated memory. We greet with how apportion your own time; ple. spe- in the toilsome pursuit of various his neighbor. cial affection the teachers and you are then left wholly to your ideas and disciplines; if, how- This is Woe to surely a cause for great students of this Institute, together I own devices. you if you A CHILD IN NEED: Pictures speak louder than words...as of this pathetic child, THIS IS THE meaning of ever, you arc convinced that this your rejoicing, because it is to the with the Jesuit Fathers who run [should lack the virtue of perse- period of your life is the in crying wiht a lonliness and heartbreak she cannot understand. She is but one of presence in this church, the loft- young time verance! All that the future of the world it and to whom We are grateful your good impulses which seeds are sown and germi- iest temple of Christianity, which Is entrusted. < would thousands who literally grovel in the Near East refugee camps. Your contributions for sponsoring today's audience. then die or shrink into in nate in silence and secrecy, to significance; your piety would be (through your parish) to the Bishops' Thanksgiving Clothing Collection will help ease blossom forth in a happy tomor- reduced to outward a few expres- row, you will be able to perse- her plight. sions of worship, which would vere generously in the effort of leave your heart untouched; that your nothing and no one will ever emotion those years which arc required and gratitude that We The charity would become calculating ing it today. Then indeed will CLASSIFIED destroy the of MARKET vision PLACE to for future in your loftiest greet your role you today. We feel prepare ambition; and sure Our remains in the tomb leap the your purity would ideas. that Deadline for Classified Ads society for common good. in more mature with 12 Noon - Call MArket years you joy! Monday 4-0700 be reduced to the outward re- will be able to come Fortitude back to this And just as straint of good taste, or to a hypo- Encouragement We today invoke same basilica to tell the Vicar of A sign of fortitude. To critical show At the of an abundance of heavenly favors the of respectability. thought his mother Christ PERSONAL NOTICES [ that, having carried out REALTORS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE consolation, dear Arrogance, and each one of is filled with ten- upon you, your families, your in- Pope’s children, irresponsibility, you his in wishes your youth, you and to the 'derness This can stitutes, and your futures, even Will th© consolation of your shallowness would ultimately and pride feeling is person who left a down pay- NUTLEY MOUNTAIN pre- re-enact today’s LAKES and of manifestation so m confirmation ment on an electric Ironer last month j parents educators, an ancient vail. proof the respect and love with of divine fav- please call FA 2-0653. a clear conscience and BUY NOW—SELL OR TRADE eulogy true Then toward ors, will there rise the cheer- RITA B. MURPHY still rings and We arc would youth he over for which you harbor your up IN V LSI Id ATE OUR TRADE-IN PI.AN again recite the Apostolic it: whole Creed ins voices of anew DOMESTIC HELP WANTED We will llct houia for tala, or happy to repeat “Bless you, you; lor when ideals longer family, and it confirms youth, ever your 237 W. Main SI. Boonton. N. J. no in a clear consider buying It If an voice, holding your blessed and you purchasa DE 4-1711 young men, because you have the to you in your determination to dear, the other hnuaa through are power inflame obey head repeating Housekeeper for homo In Hudson Coun- our offlra. Lai just as high as you are hold- know I men’s miracle of life. ty Area 1 adult. Writ© Box 81 Th© ua your requlrementa Eyrnlnga NORTH BERGEN strong" (See John, 2,4) hearts and to strengthen your earthly and your eternal vo- and Hollrtaya call Mra. Kelly. WE •-MM; Advocate. 31 Clinton St.. Newark 2. N. J cation. 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FOR OVER j you with smiling eyes, STANDARDS OF LOTS FOR SALE *32.000 for others, in conformity with the COMPANY and feels deeply grateful to you ELECTRIC FIVE BEDROOM BEAUTY golden rule, nut only as a nega- WALK IN righteousness and 45 • • • I for giving him such comfort with Quality Service Supply A QUALITY JOB AT A REASONABLE FAYSON LAKES All brick and built to perfection; 3k* .live command of not doing, but trust; cultivate the respect of BUILDING LOT here FREE ESTIMATES living room. 13x14 kitchen. 23' porch; your presence today. 110* X 113* rec to fellow men regardless of i room with fireplace. 2 hatha; also of doing others what you your YEARS AND QUALIFIED ADVICE ON EXCELLENT 2 YOUn LOCATION car garage; 100x100 lot. 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Kealhrrs and Down by Klnnclon Morn* County. N. J ousied breexeway. the TKrmlnal 4848 Peter’s "largeness h-art as the sand Continuous Towels pound. B At St. your existence but, rather, to of [ JOHN WEISS «. CO., Realtor that is the seashore" (sec PENNER BROS. DENVILLE JERSEY CITY—The American help you find out what God's plan on 1207 Paterson Hamburg Tpk . Wayne 3*o B'wojr Ba>onn« is for 3 29) KE M9CB Opey to 730 Sun at St. each one of you. Kings, 4, Sine* 1 to 3 OX 4-3300 Tri-Faith Dialogue held Pe- 1110 learn to How can one feeling un- Be I’atirnt, and how GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, INC. College last month was so help PLUMBING & HEATING FARMS - HOMES - ESTATES ter's wait. face be REALTORS - INSURERS easy at the clouds which are May your open well received that a sequel has 58 Indian Rd.. Denvllle. N. J. MORRIS the outward of sin- gathering on the International expression a Michael T. Baudormann, Inc. OAkwood 7-4300 been arranged for Dee. s.accord- cere heart, whlrh will open all JAMES V. horlxon? Or when the latest "Serving the Hub of Morris County** DtTrY Agency ing to Rev. Thomas Wassmer, Main St doors to you, and thus enable Chester. N. J. TR *3200 of the lec- technological wonders are used NEED S.J., chairman special MORE Evenings Mt'rray * ljno seeds ROOM? ISELIN to spread and advertise the you to sow the of the tures Juliet committee. RELIGIOUS GOODS IN ST CECILIA'S PARISH . . . R. McWilliams, Realtor least desirable aspects of life Gospel everywhere. NO PLACE The initial talks were given by 'THERE'S Metn N. Listen to the voices which call ARTICLES St., Chester J. TR *3131 and human behavior? RELIOIOUS LIKE HOME a Catholic, a Jew and a Protes- you to great things:to your indi- THE MIRACLE SHOP WHEN IT'S YOURS.“ Avarice, ambition, and arro- OFFICES TO LET tant. On 5 Protestant and 114 llidfo Hoad. i.yndhuret And It Can Do Youra Call Dec. a SAVE __ vidual work, honestly and hum with gance have always tried to O’CONNOR (opp Rita Theatra) pre- Ideal Office. Iloulevard. Excellent for a Catholic will discuss their a Dally 1 to 5 • to • GENE A. TOMASSO bly performed; to right concep- Agency Professional or ht. John vail. The ancient words, "The WEhilar 3 4344 1333 OAK TREE RD. ISELIN A Mortician In of "Tolerance and Re- to U 7500 area. viewpoints tion of social service; the apos J. C. Write Hox BO The Advocate. whole world is in the power of 31 Clinton St . Newark 2. N. J. ligious Freedom." tolatc field; and, final NURSING HOMES MAHWAH the evil one" (sec I John 5, 19) in every The speakers will be Rev. Au- to bearing witness omnibus APARTMENTS TO LET are as as ever. ly, M All W All N W still timely ABBEY NURSING HOME BERGEN " gustine Pierre Leonard, OP., diebus vitae vestrae by a life EAST OH A NGE We can hardly conceal from COMPLETE SERVICE TO SETTLE ESTATE 4 bedroom professor of fundamental theolo- lived in sanctiate et juslltla. (See Aged Convaleacent. Chronically 111 home food you, dear who arc m residential section near A FEW CHOICE young people, Parochial gy and the philosophy of religion 86 Von N©»» Place new school 11.000 down— Luke 1, 75) MIA financing available attracted by truth, beauty, and to qualified APARTMENTS LEFT at the College de la Sarte, lluy, It is with these feelings of deep Bl 3-0303 buyer. Occupancy first week in January j love, that We fear for your future EOn IMMEDIATE OCCLPA.NCY Atkina ti 11.230. For appointment to I Belgium, and Dr. Robert McAfee Newark. N. 3. A PRESTIGE n Inspect please call. LOCATION and for your families of today COMBINING SUBURBAN CHARM Brown of Union Theological Sem- '• We ttrlirm lhs HAZEICREST and city conveniences and tomorrow. realize that following THE DATOR AGENCY inary, who was the first airttinditioned on panel. ... completely your feelings are illumined by the Holy Name Without Any NURSING HOME A E. Hamepo Ave . Mahwah. N. J Allelectrlc kltrhen with color a] built on COMPLETI In A lecture theology and liter- LAfayette 0 11000 oven, counter top renfe. II II radiant light of pure and disin- Subcontractor! COMPLETE SERVICE refrlfer cm 2 .tor with lop Ireeter, dleh ature will be given on Dec. • ALUMINUM •ged. convalescent, chronically 111. terested love and your aspira Our I.ady of the l.akc, Verona— SIOINO MORRIS PLAINS moMhct .1] in color Doormen eervice by ALTERATIONS by Stanley Romainc • CAUMNTIT 60 HAZELWOOD ROAD 100 PER CENT FREE PA RHINO Hopper, tion to become creators and to Nancy DeLura, Maureen Heilly, • FANIIINO 4 (ONE • New A 2 bath attached ROOMS HEDHIioMi tiu dean • (lIMMINO • PI 3-2366 room Ranch, 5 (two graduate and professor of and KtATINO wooded lot. Block ROOMS hdmi. 2 bethel .... deserve that noble name. We Janice McAllister Richard • garage. large to bus. lOOFINO • Bloomfield. N. J. ALSO PROFESSIONAL Christian ethics at Drew Univer- NOOHINO CONVERSIONS Or ONI APARTMENTS AVAIIABLE would be most happy If We knew McAniff were the winners of a • MAtONIT MARY A. BERNHARDT • INSUIATINO APPLICATIONS BEING Alt P.PIETI sity. • INTO UPHOLSTERY-SUP COVERS "Keep Christ In Christmas" pos JAIOUSIII • ®uni*t 2-FAMILY HOMES 5M lU. 10. Whlppany TU 7 3070 AT RENT At. UPPITC _ by the • lIAOIII ADD Open 1) to 7 Including Sunders ter contest sponsored so • ILICTRIC ROOMS - KITCHEN CHAIRS PORCHES MOUNTAIN LAKES 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. for the three grades • STORM WINDOWS MICHAEL J. HARRIS defy top DORMERS - TV ROOM EXPERTLY RECOVERED MBS «nd UP Winter Wonderland EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY in the parish school Arden Steele DISCOUNT CITY FRAME CENTER HALL ORtnie 4-7244 INC. BEDROOMS See Our rumuhed and William Foley were the COLONIAL Model Ap4. Dunce Schedule HIGH LEVEL DtREITIONN PROM NEWARK .vBY CAR. judges. According to Clem Ra a perfect Str.lrM oui Cenlrel TEANECK—A Winter Wonder Open » a m 10 p m Ua»«d .Sun |in community for children, Ave. le Munni turn rtihl Munn EXPERTS local slure own - haa a center hall, living with fire- on Ave. heU ROOFING president, room black. land dunce will he held at the Jchel, TERMS place, kitchen, atudy, room, TO SUIT WASHING MACh7 SERVICE powder BV #U|, T k No Muna ers will he asked to display these 3 bath and ? lo Old Plantation Inn here Dec. 2 SHEET METAL screened porch. bedrooms, walk.i. aouth.E 1-1/,* 2 blorka deck, largo basement, to property of and six other runnerup sun paneled rec- taka No 24 No 44 posters NO ALL MAKES or bua to Ceatrel and under of the Raphael DOWN PAYMENT reation room and workshop. 140x223. on sponsorship CONSTRUCTION and Munn Avea . walk kaif block aorta U in their windows between now »« HOUR SERVICE a quiet tlrccl. close lake, Club, an organization for to the un- property. single rod CHURCHES, SCHOOLS ANYWHIM Christmas. 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(2 bedrmi.) from $139 visit to the National Sportsman's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE * Council, Roy Scouts of America, at the New York Air experience U your Let MOUNTAIN 6 Rmi. bedrmi, 2 Show Coliseum, Siding protection. ue (3 bathi) and for the Dominican Sisters have help you u we *o many other hap from a trip to a hockey game, a Christ- homo in Union County and (he | $169 EL Ruilding Fund were voted at the py owner» weekly 3-1700 aurrounding area. LAKES VIC. On* block to taunacttUlo mas party, and 'CONNOR CONT & Coocaptioa howling November meeting, at which To Buy or Sell CaR on Church 4 achool CO. *4S NtW POINT ROAD New listings swimming and charitable complete with photos. proj- three new members were Induct JOHN P. McMAHON ILIZABITH. NJ. a*otu 1 r.ii. ects for the missions and 70 SUNSET ISM MurrU Avc . Union MU IMJi INC. Realtor •niwdtf.od'Vtia.J*Kun.lo hospi- ed. A beef dinner and social has KIINTRUP, 13 PM ESTABLISHED 191* AVE. Evan Wwrkanda tals. NEWARK Opon nod ISO Blvd. (o lt Rt. 48) DC 4-0400 PrMlduUil Uujiaut. CL 4001. been scheduled for Jan. 14. Outlines Duties of High School Teachers November.24, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 19 Following is the text of address an by Pope John Will on all of these are in urgent need tered this art and practicing it life unless is Mar, 19, 1960, to the Italian Catholic one endowed with which the teacher must constant- Association of High School of a response, either from a with enthusiastic skill, must ed those gifts which alone can Teachers. It translated make ly offer in order to en- was for the quarterly The spiritual and religious, or from ucatc the men of tomorrow? edify, magazine Pope life beautiful and worth Mrs. L. G. AL an emotional, and This living. courage, and guide the young Sfieaks by•'j w. Rose and is with intellectual, ideal, as it was You i.t. nose at reprinted permission. effectively need, therefore, supernatural Your psychological standpoint. Every outlined by Pius XII of blessed along the right road of life. When- presence here, members insight, which will make is you pen- ever such example is not of .the Italian Catholic one of your students unique in memory, “aims at forming etrate given, Associa- your association. in on more and more Indeed, his deeply into the instruction offered as tion of High School Teachers, individuality, to which teach- this earth men who achieve per- the lacks, speaking of the “Training, re- greatness and dignity of your makes Us ing methods must be fection in their intellectual, it were, a soul. The teacher's very happy. We take fresher tirelessly mor- work, and enable to courses, educational self- you sec it as great adapted, so that your educational al, social, and artistic example will appear to be all pleasure, beloved sons and determination. scientific, an invaluable and spiritual for- auxiliary to the the more work can meet the necessary, if we con- daughters, in mation of the Italian challenges education, each man according work of Christ, the high school Church, and sider that the stu- which confront it at all times. to his high school showing you circumstances, habits, and the in teacher” you bring for con- family, educating youthful dent up has reached the difficult age Our satisfac- legitimate aspirations, so that no souls. You need those sideration the main problems of good and at which outsider he is most vulnerable tion by means Great man becomes an or a desirable your profession; and your Christian virtues which pur- Responsibility failure, and and most exposed to the decisive of • a cordial so that, on the other enable you to pose is to make your profession We to fit neatly into the only wish touch very influence of seen and welcome. hand, no man will be barred social structure things more rewarding, for yourselves briefly these of the Church. heard. in upon complicated from reaching the summit: this You need While and for your pupils. which have the theological virtues problems, already is and Koine to hold a magnificent holy task, of faith, hope, and Upon all this We congratulate been handled with fatherly solici- charity, and to thd Seventh Na- which requires that educators be the cardinal Duly Families you, and wish you the most suc- virtues of prudence, tude in basic documents and pro- not tional Confer- gifted only with common justice, fortitude, Lastly, the teacher establishes cessful results from your current nouncements by Our Predeces- and temper- sense and tactfulness ance. w’ith the families of his ence of sessions. to . . ~ but First and students your Let Us impart you a sors. The foremost, how- very complexity ot also with worthy associa- the skill to grade and you must important and fruitful relation- few thoughts, the result of Our these makes ever, consciously and problems a teach- adapt their to which, We tion, came here to Us teaching the vari- enthusiastically share ships as already point- you greet reflections on the sublimity of momentous in the true er's responsibilities out affectionately and to listen to Our ous degrees of intelligence and supernatural life ted last year, "can be de- your mission. May these obser- stand out in full relief. through the Sac- We thank ability of their adolescent stu- veloped beyond a teacher-parent worts. you warmly. vations help you in the perform- raments, and especially through dents; and it requires, first and the relationship In order to ance of duties. Holy Eucharist, bring to your daily NOW, IF THIS statement ap- which Ni>ble Aims foremost, dedication, love, and, strengthens the soul bear the beneficial influence of a plies to all teachers, it applies and disposes within the limits of the teachers' it to faithful Christian witness.” (AAS of Work to give of itself more and For years you have been devel- Object even more you, beloved sons more capabilities, that holy enthusiasm generously. 51, 705) The teacher also has oping a comprehensive, and The and and daughters, who receive the bold, greatness the responsi- which arouses the spontaneous in- a grave responsibility toward intelligent plan of action, aimed of the work adolescent at an age that is most bility you are per- terest of his students and stim- to Self society, because, in preparing his at the precious, because it is the most Duty Improving intellectual, forming, often without recogni- ulates their desire for work." students for their future profes- moral, civic and educational for- sensitive and impressionable; he Upon this general foundation tion, becomes apparent if we con- (Discourses and sional and social he Radiomessages are based life, teaches mation of Catholic teachers in sider its is in your care at the most criti- the specific dutlci of GREETINGS: While object. This object is the X, pp. 286-287) them bow to honor Church and touring mission stations in Latin the Italian schools. cal period of his formation. If your holy profession: first of high This no- adolescent, who is entrusted to all, country. America, Rev. Edgar O.F.M. the education of has been the duties toward Holden, Conv., director ble purpose is pursued through and whom you mold youth yourselves, in of you, during the Furthermore, upon the teach- the Franciscan the called the art of arts, ars artium, Necessary Training willing practice of the Mission Association, Rensselear, many projects your associa- the years which his whole vir- er's shape The magnitude and tues We unheralded but essen- N. to tion is in the of difficulty of just outlined, in order to Y., stops greet a Indian mother and her currently working on and future. He comes to like a appropriate expression tial contribution young you a teacher’s task raise it depends the hap- of (Or. to the increase your to child. are of coordinating. Under its active, flower still in bud and undergoes St. Gregory Nazlanzus, capability per- and They part the large Quechua tribe of the dignity of a true vocation, form piness security of the future, 11, MG 425) an which your momentous task ever-present, accurate, and time- an Apologetlca; 35, better of astonishing, day-by-day trans- he is called to before and better. for these are based upon proper Andrean highlands Peru who are virtually without which was subsequent- placo any This requires a ly supervision, the results have formation under your lovingly ob- expression con- and priests. The Franciscan Predecessor professional and financial consid- stant widening of healthy formation—religious, priest told of hundreds of Cath- been gratifying. servant ly used again by Our one’s cultural, eyes. erations, however intellectual, and moral—of the olic Gregory the Great, (Regula past. legitimate they psychological, and educational churches in Peru—even entire provinces—where new generations. THE THEME of THE ADOLESCENT must may be. The fulfilment of this background, in an to youf present has his T. i; ML 77, 14) what then effort under- there are no priests. I vocation calls for a stand conferenca clearly sums up the own problems, needs, and traits be the greatness and responsi- constant thoroughly the youthful commitments striving toward and The Good Teacher and the aims of typical of his formative years; bility of those who, having mas- I perfection, personality and all its problems. for the World | unceasing pursuit of ox- It implies the acquisition of that What a vision appears before New Judge ccllenco in every ! field, including generous spirit of sacrifice which Our eyes as We outline, however Is Setonia Adviser those educational and scientific makes one view one's profession briefly, the greatness and the SOUTH % ORANGE-Dr. Kotaro qualifications without which any as the gift of one's self of the teacher. to those responsibilities Tanaka, Chief Justice of kind of matter the Jap- teaching, no how with whom Jesus Christ You see the tasks to which wanted the anese Supreme who has brilliant, is ineffectual and to Court, transi- be identified according to His Lord is calling you. There has been elected to a of the tory. This is the reason words: judgeship why We "And whoever receives been much talk on this lately International Court of Justice by dividend! per are happy about the one such little extensive child for my sake, subject, and many are advocating of studies of the United Nations, is one of the compounded program your pres- receives me." (Matt. 18, 5) and a more more adequate, complete advisers of ent conference, for it has Seton Hall Univer- includ- as a most invaluable service, imi- fulfillment of their mission on quarterly A the sity’s Institute of Far Eastern t# ed all the BIG aspects of your formation, tating the Lord who "has not part of our schools. from Studies. message your college training, ex- come to be served but to serve Dr down to and to Tanaka will assume his tremely important, a de- give his life as a ransom WE MUST NOT forget, how- tailed the judgeship in The Hague for a examination of special for many." (Matt. 20, 28) ever, the observations of Our skills that required nine-year term starting in 1061. are to cope Predecessor Pius XI, of blessed A with the new horizons which devout Catholic and the former are I Duty to Students memory, as set torth In his basic opening for the modern school. president of Tokyo University, he up Then you have encyclical "Divinl illlus Magis- certain duties is considered Such efforts to constant- to an authority on improve toward your students, which tri,” the effect that "good ly the standurds for arc natural law. Catholic high school just as and schools are achieved not so much of important as binding teachers are worthy of the great- through administration the duties you have toward good as Family est your- respect and We aro pleased to selves, because through the influence Start Vocation they concern your of good Drive encourage them with Our bless- teachers, main activity, education. who, admirably pre- DETROIT (NC)—The Archdio- ings. They can be pared and trained, each in his summed up as the need cese of Detroit has launched a to establish good own discipline, and endowed with concentrated THE VOCATION of teaching rapport with campaign to en- the adolescent: the intellectual and moral quali- Account! iniured up brings the purest joys to those you must offer courage religious vocations Dur- him, first of fications required by their sub- to $lO,OOO. who arc dedicated to all, the delicate and ing the 238 priests will it, hut it campaign, received charitable lime mission, are fired with Saving! by also makes severe demands respect to which he is a give talks In 104 Catholic ADVOCATE Readers... on high 13th of month eom pure and divine love entitled as a human for the schools and 260 every' facet of a teacher's per- being, cre- elementary from the lit. ated in God's young people entrusted to them, schools. sonality. These demands likeness; a respect Sswky Mil. W« pay arc,! of which even writers as a consequence their love for first of all, of a general nature, pagan recog- nized. is Christ and His Church, of whom but arc further specified by the as beautifully stated in LAKE MOHAWK they arc especially duties the teacher has that well known sentence of Ju beloved chil- ARROW Advocate an the toward Your is making in state his venal's- "maxima dren Therefore, they take the impression himself, students, their fain 1 debetur puero JOSEPH F. MURPHY true of and SAVINGS dies, and reverentin." "A child good family country society. deserves REAI ESTATE of New Not has it received the to heart." 80 INSURANCE LOAN ASSOCIATION Jersey. only already recognition greatest reverence." (Sat 14 (AAS 22, 81) & 'll- 111 MM l I II |l l Christian 47) 120 So. Avenue the has Mission CARtvM AY « Mao Oronqe by New newspaper profession, but also it Such respect stems the no* 1011 M'AUIA N J Jersey The basic requirement for the from Encouragement • l Newark 3. N. recognition of good formation of the adolescent's Forward, then beloved sons and to the of the Catholic market on a teacher a brought light impact Catholic worth as an individual and, daughters, on the luminous road teacher—is a foundation es- pecially, of his supernatural end, before you, with cheerful and the of the of solid and firm Christian con- economy state. which must victions always be kept in generous dedication! It is a diffi- which, like an Invisible, sight in the school cult road, pulsating heart, must give the as well as in and Its difficulties may other human at times blur teacher the courage of his Ideals every activity If we your vision of the want and to to avoid living outside the high ideals you have set for your- show that cause him be a luminous Statistics we Catholics have higher incomes order example. established by God. selves. However, the strength and the grace of God will lift you than that we are a more stable than THE ENTIRE of Del Brier average; family OF COURSE, every Christian range scho- above weariness and discourage- lastic activities has the duty to his mis- contributes to the ment. that we regard establishment have larger families than and sion in life of a balanced rela- average; average, primarily in a super-, This not natural be tionship. is done su- YOU HAVE recognized, in the light, and must pre- by consequently more for food, shoes, etc. With over perimposing a set of notions on sublime and patient spend pared to carry out that mission figure tags ihe minds of the of by the full practice of personal students from Jesus Christ, the Divine Teach- families, 46.8% of the total of North outside and from er and Good a 325,000 population virtue. Now, in your case, the above, but, Shepherd, per- rather, by leading them into fect model to Imitate mission is a very special one, a in your we are a substantial to to. shared search for Jersey, group appeal which makes you Our "direct the truth and daily activity: look to Him, then, beauty of life and follow collaborators in this, which is culture, of His example, be nourished science and God’s work and the Church's.” art, of the history by His life, and live on His words. and customs (Discourses and Radiomessages of different peoples: To Him We pray that He may In this and in the issues of the by the interest issue, following weeks, XI, p. 196) Consequently, the arousing and the always sustain and enlighten spirit of cooperation of in of mind above-mentioned duty assumes a the ado- you, peace and heart of North finestretail firms are "test" many Jersey's goingto special urgency, because for lescent; by treating him with in the life, and in the happy as- you for immediate 6 mod- not benevolence, surance of promised Reody occupancy. beautiful teaching is a matter of understanding, fair- your reward. the coldly els second section. See pulling power ofyour Catholic newspaper, The Advocate. ness, and compassion, In order to "They that shall instruct remain in our ranches, transmitting predetermined ma- many his emotional to shall colonials and bi-levels. Wi-2-2/i baths. terial but, rather, of forming and develop values, as Justice" shine "as stars splits, have indicated that future in The as They their advertising molding adolescent souls. well his intellectual ones. for all eternity.” (Dan. 12, 3) 3-4 bedrooms. Center halls, full dining rooms, rec- This same teacher-student rela- May Our warm and fatherly reation rooms, etc. Streets are already In. Mini- ONE Advocate will be based on the results of these "test" ads. 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Fine materials - unequaled craftsmanship and the to achieve will perfection is our aim.Minnesota community, of them Nancy present in a wheelchair. lodging and medical assistance to to North Little Rock built on a single lot." Learning that the hope go free and Dayton(Ohio) University football team are provided the uni- was to coming Worcester to play Holy Cross versity gives grants for travel to College, the Trappists asked the Marianist Fathers who and from Moscow. conduct the uni- versity if they could the help Trappists’ pen pal. Of 522 students enrolled, 192 WELCOME: Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc of the NCWC Family Life Bureau is wel- , OVtJVAf> a result Nancy not only met her friends at the monas- are from Africa, 142 from Asia tery, but HVOSOH attended the football game as mascot 120 for the Dayton and from Latin America. comed to the Contemporary Family Life conference sponsored by the Paterson Cana team. Eventually, enrollment is expect- K ed to total about 4,000. workshop program, held Nov. 20 at DePaul High School, Wayne. Assisting in the Ecumenical Council Cardinal Ruffini welcome are Rev. John McHugh (left), school director, and Rev. James J. Rugel, Is Oberammergau Play X spiritual director of the Cana Board. Notre Dame Theme Undergoes Leader Resigns Surgery NOTRE DAME (NC) The FLORENCE (NC) Cardinal OBERAMMERGAU, Germany Ecumenical Council will be the Ruffini of Palermo has under- (NC) George Lang, 72-year-old Persecution theme of the 23rd Universal No- director of the an on Is Passion here gone his leg, Play operation tre Dame Communion Sunday on since 1922, has resigned because which he broke early in Novem- Strangling Dec. 11, according to James E. of his advanced and ill health. ber in a fall in Palermo. His age Armstrong, executive secretary doctors said the leg must remain Hans Schwaighoffern, 40, has Private Entrance and of the Notre Dame Alumni Asso- In been elected new director of the in a cast for two months. Christianity Sudan ciation. drama, staged every 10 years. Private Parking Area Rev. Patrick Pope John XXIII has imparted By O’Connor, S.S.C. turn He played the role of Judas in chiefs Moslem, the conver his apostolic to all KHARTOUM The blessing the Passion 1950 Sudan Sudanese sions are trumpeted Play in and 1960. Our Christians are in the of- alumni private entrance and a participating. Members of ample parking undergoing steady, strangling ficial news bulletins. is of the persecution. most of the 175 alumni clubs A matrimonial area an example many facilities we to A Khartoum Impediment Nothing equal it has been waged daily reported throughout the world will attend for convenience and anywhere outside is a circumstance to provide your comfort. communist-ruled that the Department of Reli- attaching Our staff countries in the postwar Mass and Communion breakfasts the which and surroundings are dedicated years. And, as gious person renders his or to Affairs, which is to the under communist governments, part of mark the occasion. her illicit. consideration of others. the persecution is a the of Justice, marriage nrneess not gradual Ministry would a hla7ina fmnKi process, not a blazing frontal at j spend 100,000 pounds (about / oJojmu/alb