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VATICAN CITY (NC) Pop* John XXIII has issued He stated that he has often urged the faithful to u pray “attentively assess the serious duty of the hour." encyclical letter callln* on Catholics to the present »o that it will mult in th« of all pray Booary privately and publicly, during the first year of his “vigorous reflowering October for firs pontificate Christian during apodal intentions: and that he intends “to do virtue, which Wt expect of and that it may now so with a still and "WE THEREFORE the Lord that it," stronger pray they may en- (1) of the We would “serve as an invitation and incentive for Our Guidance Pope; say, mare stirring exhortation.'’ deavor to know even those, . thoroughly the causes that give rise to differ- (2) Success of missionaries brothers and who separated from this See.” and the Pius Xll's death and that sons, are Apostolic apootolate; Recalling and his own election last Oc- ences they may overcome them with good will and (3) Peace and concord amoog nations; tober, Pope John singled out a in that they above prayer the Litany of the may all assess the sad tally of ruin and POPE JOHN’S encyclical is the third he has issued since (4) Success of the Romo diocesan Sainta and asked to harm synod; Catholics “raise to God the same wrought by armed conflicts from which the Lord his election to the prayer Papacy nearly a year ago. It is his (3) Success of the forthcoming ecumenical council. That would us —and trust you preserve our Apostolic Prelate and aU preserve not place any in them. first on the Rosary and his shortest. ♦be otders of the Church in “We that holy religion, we beseech pray they may adapt civil and social legislation THE dated Sept. It, will be you The Pope's first was "Ad Petri Cathcdram” 1.4M-WORD encyclical, to hear us’.” the encyclical to real needs of not forgetting eternal laws. known men, . . as “Grata Recordatio'’ from its (Near the Chair of a 12,000-word document issued in (Grateful Memory) and that Peter), they may bear in mind the words. always heavenly June to separated Christians to reunite with the opening SECONDLY, THE Pontiff the faithful to for appealing urged pray of every created by God achieve destiny single soul, to it Catholic Church. In it the bailed the Rosary as a missionaries. that on Oct. 11 he will Pope “mystical crown Noting take part in a and enjoy it one day.” in which World Mission In August he released “Sacerdotil Nostri Primordia” the prayers 'Our Father,’ ’Hail Mary’ and ‘Glory be Sunday observance in St. Peter’s Basilica in The Pope also noted that there are to the Father' intertwined the and visit the philosophies and prac- (From the Beginning of Our Priesthood) on the role of the are with meditation on the greatest morning North American College in the tical attitudes which irreconcilable of Faith.” he called for recitation are “absolutely with priest and the virtues he needs. The mysteries afternoon, of the for the suc- 9,000-word encyclical Rosary Christian Faith” and said he would of misaions firmly oppose them. was issued to commemorate the centenary of the death of eess the “both in distant lands not yet evangelized THE St. John OPENING words of John’s new refer and far immense industrial cities.” Vianncy, the Cure d'Ars. Pope encyclical THE POPE THEN called for recitatibn of the to the when he was and beard Leo XIII's Rosary "Grata Recordatio” is the first encyclical on the Rosary period a boy The longest section of the encyclical was devoted to world for the “fruitful and salutory” outcome of the Rome diocesan letters on the He said: since Pius XII wrote Malorum” (The Assault Rosary. peace. "Ingrucntium synod and the ecumenical council, “those inten- forthcoming of Evils) in Earlier the Rosary include “This sweet of Our 1951. encyclicals on memory young years has never left The Catholics tions so dear to Our heart." Pope srged to pray the Rosary in October Us with Pius Xl's 'lngravcsccntibus Malis” (Increasingly Grave the passing of time, nor has it weakened.” oo that world leaders will understand today's problems snd He said he is to asking Catholics pray for the council Evils) in 1937 and 10 by Leo XIII between 1883 and 1898. Archbishop Asks The Advocate Men to Join
Official Publication of the Archdiocese oL Newark. N. J, tad Diocese of Paterson, N. J.
VOL. NO. 40 The Name 8, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1859 PRICE: TEN CENTS Holy
NEWARK In a letter to be read at all churches on Oct. 4, Archbishop Boland declared that membership in
other societies "should not be considered a substitute for joining the Holy Name Society.” The Archbishop wrote the letter in support of the cur-
rent two-month membership campaign being conducted by the sade to have mankind recognize, Holy Name in each parish of the accept, live and defend what is Archdiocese. pleasing to the Heart of Our Sav- “We cannot overstress the ior, His Divinity. His Sacred Name and His divine teaching. point that the Holy Name So-
ciety is for every man who pro- “WE CANNOT overstress the fesses the Faith and who is not point that the Holy Name So- ashamed nor afraid to defend ciety is for every man who pro- and practice it." the Archbishop fesses the faith and who is not wrote. ashamed nor afraid to defend The text of this letter follows: and practice it. “The fundamental of “THE INTENSIVE archdioce- unity in the Catholic Church san-wide which the activity campaign CENTENNIAL: 29 is the It Is in the The Sisters of Charity closed a "Century of Charity” Sept. with Holy Name Societies throughout parish. parish Name that indi- the formal celebration of 100th of their Shown here be- the Archdiocese are conducting Holy Society the anniversary founding. for members vidual Holy Name men re- fore at left: John F. Hack- has my cordial ap- the centennial dinner Convent arc, from Auxiliary Bishop ceive their and membership. Here proval my earnest prayers ett of Hartford; Auxiliary Bishop John F. Flannelly of New York; Cardinal Spellman they obtain the rich spiritual for complete success. BON benefits which the Church has of New York; Bishop McNulty Mother General of VOYAGE: Archbishop Boland left Sept 26 for his ad limina visit to Rome of Paterson; Mother Ellen Marie, and “The Holy Name Society so generously extended the Sisters of Alonso of and Bish- to attend the centennial of the North American he to Charity, Bishop Escalante, M.M., Mexico; Auxiliary College. Here, is bid farewell by was founded almost 700 years them through this society. Stanton of Newark. Auxiliary Curtis and Stanton. Curtis ago so that Catholic men could op Bishops Bishop leftfor Europe the same day by “The Apostolate of the Holy give organised and air, heading a pilgrimage. public pro* Name can never realize its full fession of faith in Jesus Christ possibilities until It is established as God. in every parish and every Catho- “It calls upon its members to lic man is an active Sister parUcipant give living expression of that of in its Charity blessings, ideals and pro- Plan National faith, and to support the Church Act gram. publicly in its never-ending cru- "Other societies founded for Catholic men are good and have Hillsdale done splendid work. But the Holy Work Is Praised Name Society is the official ec- Of clesiastical to society for all Catho- CONVENT The work of the Sisters of of Magnificat. Our nuns Join with Homage Mary CPC lic men, and membership in othrr Charity Joins lour Lady in singing this hymn to socieUes should not be consider- St. Elizabeth was lauded Sept. 29, as the Sisters celebrated WASHINGTON Catholics the U. S. have of the for century of char- throughout meeting hierarchy. HILLSDALE St. a for (gratitude a John the ed substitute joining the the climax of the year-long centennial marking the founding been asked to consecrate themselves to the Mother of God Baptist parish here this week Holy Name Society." ity" AKCHBISHOP Ritter said: “It of their congregation. was added to the list of parish- In a nation-wide act of on Nov. 20. is that Catholic to homage Friday, important every The was marked with celebration of Solemn LATER, TURNING the es in the Archdiocese of New- occasion a The act of consecration has been planned as a climax in the U.S. should know the teaching activities of the Sisters, ark which have adopted the Pontifical Mass by Bishop Mc- of the shrine and be Recollection Bishop McNulty said: to a triduum to the dedication of the meaning Day of three-day leading parish Nulty which Cardinal Spell- who was for 56 Mother up it." complete coverage plan at years proud of The shrine, be said, “During this century the Sis- great church of the Na- for to The Advo- of New York, General and who lived 68 upper subscriptions For Priests Oct. 8 man, Archbishop years! "should become center of es starting on Nov. 17 and end- a ters a cate. of Charily have founded tional Shrine of the Immaculate DARLINGTON The first of presided. as a Sister of Charity. with the act of consecration sound devotion to a center shrine the affection of that ing Mary, The Hillsdale fixed in Conception here day. parish is the the Days of Recollec- Bishop Stanton of “The said Bish- for a source of monthly Auxiliary 20th century,” to Mary pilgrimages, their students. I am always to The Day of Dedication SBUt in the Archdiocese to sub- was an- tion for of the Archdio- Newark the sermon ai Stanton, "that is, the first 59 it has been 111 grace to each diocese and to the priests preached op proud and grateful to hava nounced the of the Although scribe to the under which by Bishops plan cese will be held at Immacu- Mass and McNulty have been active since the Bishops select- whole nation.” the Bishop years, very numbered them. years all Catholic been among U.S. their com- families receive late Oct. principal through episcopal Conception Seminary of Paterson was the years for the Sisters of Charity. ed the Blessed Mother to be Work on the national shrine Their students realise the tre- mittee for the shrine, which is The Advocate mall directly by 8 at 11 a.m. Theme for the speaker at the dinner which fol- They have broadened their field patroness e( the nation under was 39 It mendous Influence for good, being built with funds donated inaugurated years ago. arrangement of the pastor. by scries this year will lowed. of labor; they founded her title ef the Immaculate will be the monthly hospitals wrought by these and Catholics the largest Catholic Rev. Thomas J. Duffy, saintly by throughout coun- pas- be ‘‘The Eucharistic Priest." in New York, Hartford and New this will mark the church in the scholarly nuns. Conception, U.S. and one of tor of St. John the said IN 11IS SERMON, Bishop Stan try. Baptist, Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Jersey. Now they care for about first time there has been a na- the the commit- seven largest religious edi- that he bad made the ton saluted the founders of the "In 1859 they numbered only Heading episcopal arrange- Sheen of New York, national >O,OOO patients annually. Very tional dedication ef Catholics to fices in the world. By dedication indeed tee is E. Rit- ment “in order that our director Sisters of Charity. seven. Wondrous are their Archbishop Joseph pariah- of the Society for the early they answered the call to her. its exterior will be of St. Louis. day, com- loners may be “Actually, there were three,” of this first ter kept completely Propagation of the Faith, will staff schools in New Jersey, un- accomplishments The shrine dedication will be plete in all of its de- informed James Now, Mother Ellen Ma- principal of news concerning conduct the first Recol- he said, “Bishop Roose- century. Day of til today they teach 70,000 stu- THE COMMITTEE has asked attended by practically every tails. The to interior, still the Church throughout the velt the first of rie turns face this second cen- however, lection on "The Eucharistic Bayley, Bishop dents annually. that a triduum be held in in the country as it will lacks much of its final every Bishop ornamen- world and also in the local Newark; Bishop McQuade and tury with more than 1,800 Priest and the Sacrifice.” "These holy women have gifted one of the nation’s 18.750 take during the annual tation. number parish- place area.” Mother Mary Xavier Meagban. nuns. In this you will given servlet of a very high find outstanding in ed- quality, not only to charitable specialists and hospital administra- works of merry but also to civ- ucation tion, but best of ail in il society.” specialists the charity of Christ." Hits Use Tax Funds State Later in the coune of his ser- of mon for Colleges Bishop Stanton declared: "For too years they have been taxed so NEWARK Why should you be support the colleges. that "different to whether not.” Bishop McNulty's viewpoint*, politic* (and) atti- the citizens, deserving or doing what they are by name and son can a edu- Under that your neighbor’s gain college the first category, he said the fact tude* are cora material for the American state spirit. However, he said, the does have cer- So long the words 12th profession. as Anniversary edu- are cation when other methods of financing his is that private schools “essential” because Reduce them all to tameness and you would to tain duties and ought make higher education ‘God Is Charity' are written in cation without cost to you are available? they are able to maintain and no have the America which Bishop James A. McNultj of higher standards, longer in at citizens can available for those who wish it and profit their coat of arms, they will con- That in essence was the question Auxiliary because their existence the and Christians we Paterson will celebrate the 12th guarantees diversity glory." from it. But in to doing, he said, the state tinue as long as life is in them." Curtis asked alumni of Seton Hall Uni- of which is part of the American Those who desire only kind anniversary of his consecratiou Bishop opinion spirit. “one of school,” "does not have to accept the cost of such educa- AT Oct. 7. versity to ponder at the annual dinner of the He saw private schools two fall to understand this, he said, that SPEAKING the dinner fol- on The faithful ire facing challenges charging tion if other systems can be found whereby to Alumni here. finances: the a the Mass, McNul- asked remember him in Association regarding "How shall they raise "proponents of ‘public school only’ attltode that cost will be met by the students and their lowing Bishop to the school already in welcomed Cardinal his prayers money keep and to are spirit on the way to at least families." ity Spellman be going provide "WHEN A PAY-aa-you-go program can and noted that the Archdiocese The be expansion for future needs? How shall meet socialism If not the fall of commu- following prayer may the they dictatorship As he mentioned the low-inter- devised to that a student may meet an example, easily the unfair of nism." of New York gave to New Jer- said: competition state-supported est loans for This enables the full cost of his education, a program that aeeks building. college schools?" While that state-aided sey its first Bishop, Bishop Bay- “0 God. the and rule admitting colleges al- to construct shepherd to shift that to others is unjust and the necessary facilities, he said, but cost socially to ley, and also a New York Sister look io work preserve this American spirit. Bish- of all the faithful, down at the same time the loan is repayable while economically unsound because it Is based upon PRIVATE COLLEGES, he have four of said, op Curtis out that ‘tatate Charity, Mother Mary Xavier, favorably upon Thy servant pointed support drags cost Indefensible use of tax and money," main sources of income: the the from fees by an power Directly through grants college regains paid the founder of the Sistors of James, whom Thou has been them much more strongly to uniformity and to | the additional students it can accept. the Bishop charged. thorn private or philanthropic organizations and of St. Elizabeth. to an ending of difference." j Charity pleased appoint pastor over to student and Bishop Curtis did not refer specifically fees, indirectly through scholarship Thus, he asked—again without referring di- "The of the Sis- this Diocese; beseech The Bishop declared that the necessity of family hymn grant, we referendum seeking where students allowed rectly the forthcoming Nov. 3 ap- programs are to attend to the proposed bond issue tor new con- ters of Charity," said Bishop Thee, that he benefit both having private colleges it being recognized more may for the ex- the school of their choice, and the G.I. struction of a $66.8 million bond issue through at state schools—“lf a «tate "is the Magnificat. It by word those proval and more and to the financial support college McNulty, and example a source of now pointed anew of Rutgers University and the stata college program, funds which is wishes building, why cannot the state was the with which Our pansion which is from business and ... hymn over whom he Is set, and thus out. coming industry. teachers But refer- running advance loan subject to full colleges. through specific a repayment?” Lady greeted St Elizabeth. This attain unto life eternal, together "Business is notoriously hard-headed," he ences schools within the state he Of grants, he that to private philanthropic charged centennial year of the Sisters of with the flock committed to his said. "It does not throw good money after bad. to the "Of the millions thus given, Catholic colleges REGARDING THE NEEDY who not made It obvious that he was referring may Charity has been an enduring care." If it is now that it should have not drawn persuaded support be able current situation in New Jersey. a proportionate share thus far; to finance a college education at the private colleges, we may- be sure that there it and the amount obtained has alien been needed time, he suggested the possibility of a state would the solid judgment behind the decision that "THE POSITION of those who iup- for immediate that pri- loan to be back use so the power paid by the student over a earning colleges port certain achooli tax and thus • te provide service to America.” by money, of these monies cannot be enjoyed." period of time after his graduation. enable their state schools to afford at least low- Advocate "Since in this neighbor’s son can DISCUSSING the standards maintained REGARDING SCHOLARSHIP way your Campaign er fees to attract students, is poor by programs, political full education get a college without putting part unfair to privet# schools as compared with state schools. ••shop Curtis said, “Private schools desire no economy and competition" private of its cost upon you," he asked, “why should schools, he said. Bishop Curtis pointed out that in the U.S. “our preference over state-supported schools . . . they you be expected through your Uxes to shoulder Dates Announced However, he said, if the state is Indeed bent commitment to as much education for all as are willing to face such schools in free compe- cost that even in part?" cost education, has created a mass movement to the tition for the educational dollar the student" NEWARK throughout the Newark Arch- on paying part of the of higher possible of Youngsters In campus.” This, he the where In closing, the Bishop said, "We ask you diocese are sharpening their pencils this then “let It be done for all, for students declared, has “raised the student or his family is allowed to week as they prepare of make alumni to think out this matter of state support to become salesmen (or The Advocate Princeton and Falrteigk-Dickinson and Sctan specter courses to fit all tastes," those of the choice of school. in the annual sub- the dabbler as well those serious of higher education to that unfair programs of scription crusade. Hall as well as for those in state-sopportcd as of the However, he asserted, “The free enterprise student. state support may not place (private colleges) Announcement of the crusade made by schools." spirit and the wllllajlesa to compete has not was Archbishop in an economically position Boland. . Curtis left however, that Private he declared, "can tailor been noticeable impossible . , The drive, during which youngsters from Bishop no doubt, colleges, very In state programs for edu- subscription taxes." state the students to the and not the cur- through the misuse of Catholic schools will canvass the area, will open Oct. 28 he thought the could lend a hand without curriculum, cational support nor la the statements of the riculum to the students.” and close Nov. 0 having the cost of the program passed on to supporters of these programs." ARCHBISHOP BOLAND He cited low-interest build- In contrast, be col- was among those In preparation for the crusade the Archbishop will meet taxpayers. long-term, said, “state-supported He said we “would have no reason to com- the dinner and in a en- loans to and low-interest loans to leges cannot do this so he attending short talk he with school principals and crusade directors at St. Patrick's ing colleges, readily." Further, plain” if all colleges were on the dependent dorsed the views expressed by Curtis. School Hall students "will not be able to Bishop He here Oct. 23 at 3 p.m. as possibilities. predicted, they eventually same source* of Income but he declared that also the late of Sc Five do so at all" because they will have to make eulogized president too Hall, years ago the Complete Parish Coverage Plan was “some colleges are given a privileged position THE BISHOP made his comments on state as room for all “Mass standards Msgr. John L. McNulty, did Auxiliary Bishop inaugurated under which are enrolled their comers. will re- and to use the of the parishioners by aid in talk in which he discussed the permitted tax power a princi- sult,” ho added, "and Stanton. pastors and The Advocate is mailed their homes. mass standards are nec- state” and in this they directly to He “enjoy a monopoly." pal handicaps facing private colleges today. An to this essarily lower." The alumni conferred their annual award opportunity join plan will be provided to all Inter- listed these as the thought in some quarters BISHOP CURTIS that "The task ested this pointed out for outstanding service to the humanities on pastors year. Thera will be no school crusade in that such useful but not TUKNING TO the colleges are really diversity guaranteed by of the state in education does not re- John C. Henderson of under this higher South Orange, a l»17 parishes operating plan. necessary, and the difficulty of finding funds to the existence of private schools, he out the pointed quire affording of a free college education graduate. 2 THE ADVOCATE October 1,1951 Ike Meets People in the News Delegate Places in the Week’s News WASHINGTON—The first caller received by President Dr. Victor A. Belaande, newly- has Half of all Turin, Italy, asked marriages in The of Switierland 83, Pope Bishops in Canada will meet in elected of the UN Gen- Eisenhower following the de- Sudbury, president John to be relieved of his duties Czechoslovakia. end in have said Prague, Catholic indifference Ont., Oct. 8-9. eral of Premier has been given as of the parture Soviet according Assembly, president Italian divorce, to a newspa- is for increased Epis- responsible pro- A Mass was offered in tho the 1950 St Francis Peace Medal Conference Nikita copal because of the Khrushchev was Arch- per there. by selytizing extremist Protcs- j weaving shed of the Lane the Third Order of St. Francis demands of Spa by increasing the office. Apostolic The of Manila has Lant sects in that bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Archbishop country. Mills in Derby. England, for for his "outstanding contribution Rev. Clement Delegate to the U.S. warned against official Church An historical Very F. Bor exhibit marking; workers in the plant. to world peace.” chers has been re-elected It the first be- in the 90th of the to a was meeting participation political cam- anniversary j The "cornerstone" for the cir- J. A. Middlehais of term tween the President and the Dele- in New York president six-year as Superior Gen- paigns. Foundling Hospital Icular-based modern church the Dutch Catholic Workers’ eral of the gate, who arrived here to The Diocese of Kansas - has been Glenmary Home Mis serve City opened. i which is to become the cathedral Movement, has been by sioners. as the Holy Father’s SC Joseph, Mo., has The International Federation knighted representa- launched a of Brasilia, future capital of Bra- Queen Juliana onthe occasion of tive on May 6. Tentative comprehensive program of Catholic Boys' and Men’s Cardinal Ottavlani, Pro-Secre- meetings to pro- zil, was put in place in solemn the movement’s 50th had been scheduled Choirs will anniversary. tary of the Sacred in the past mote increased lay participation hold its eighth con- ceremonies there. Gen. Alfred Congregation but M. Gruenther, of the had to be canceled because of in the Mass. gress in Rome during Easter pres- Holy Office, will arrive i A bill to legalize religious edu- ident of the American the Week. Red Cross, in New York from press of business either at the Two of the four Catholic week- cation hours Rome on Oct. during school in has been named White House Superior to receive the 2 on or the lies in London Times and 1 Court in Indianapolis his way to Quebec for ob- Apostolic —The public schools in New Zealand Cardinal Gibbons Medal Delegation. in sububran Meridian Hills to by the servances The Universe arc j has been introduced in Parlia- marking the 300th an- celebrating | alumni association of the Catho- of centenaries this revoke its ban on construction there. niversary the of year. ment establishment THE ARCHBLSHOP lic ot he of an $850,000 on land University America. the Canadian said Homes for 36 Christian families 1 parish Conviction of the hierarchy. leading mag- Rev. Francis J. the Father’s best owned by the archdiocese since Statkus of the Most Rev. Charles conveyed Holy will be erected in Berlin by the azine distributor in Cincinnati A. Boswell INITIAL STUDENTS: Sister M. on wishes Claudia, C.S.J., labora- Philadelphia Archdiocese has has been to the President who Catholic Home and Settlement 1948. charges consecrated as the sec- j of possessing obscene been asked the tory superviser, and Dr. E. J. at Editors of English-language named Vice Chanecellor of ond Archbishop to respond Davis, radiologist Holy literature has Bishop of Pueblo, Colo. Society. been upheld in the in kind. Name Catholic and magazines Military Ordinariate by Car- John Hospital, Teaneck, demonstrate the of A regional Catholic family life papers ‘Common Pleas Court. Bishop BapUst re- workings dinal Noda, Spellman. Archbishop Vagnozai, who anew mobile to conference for the midwest will Four Miami cently named to head the Hiro- pre- X-ray unit Joy Thomas and Dolores parents have filed Msgr. viously served nine Pa- Joseph Cardijn, founder shima Diocese in years as The be held in Chicago Oct. 15-17. a suit in Dade County Circuit Japan, has sub- Hoey. young women were the first to enroll in a Add Two Isolettes at of the Christian Nuncio to the The Young mitted his resignation pal Philippines, Pittsburgh Catholic, news- Court the school board ’o Workers, because of new course in asking has ended said that he X-ray technology. The course has been Name his visit to the U.S. ill health. and the President paper of the Pittsburgh Holy Hospital end observances in pub- the Diocese, religious and is discussed their approved by Council now in Cuba to confer Silvinio respective expe- American Medical Association has its annual TEANECK After three years lic schools. Bishop Martinei of San postponed subscrip- with Latin American riences there during the talk. of leaders of Nicolas de on Education. tion campaign because of the successfully delivering almost Week-long ceremonies starting Los Arroyos, Argen- the organisation. steel 8,000 the and Oct. will has been strike. babies, new term 11 mark the dedication tina, named of Cardinal Bishop Maurilllo FossaU of Rosario. A fire caused an estimated premature units at Holy Name of the Essen Diocese in Ger- $200,000 damage in Cromwell, Hospital in the Marian Pavilion many to the Blessed Mother. Commends Conn., to Holy Apostles has enlarged its facilities with Pope Seminary Training vocations. addition of two new isolettes. Church Is Restored BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. for delayed The Pallotine Fathers have This brings the total isolette CRACOW, Poland (NC) Uni- GARDEN count to incubators STATE PLAZA Of North marked the 50th anniversary of eight and to versity students working without R««rtM 10 4 and 17 American for specialized care. All the recon- their establishment in Ireland. baby have completed PARAMUS, N J. College pay immature and struction Telepbene HUbbard 7-5317 premature, cesar- of a 13th-century church talta 1M IM In HI —H— inn Pirtin, ROME (NC) a letter to the rector of North cn section babies their start in Rudy Racihorskie e.rWiw «r» the with lively Catholic sense—which get in the Opole No. t Activities for American by its nature in life in these controlled units. province of southern Poland. College here, Pope John XXIII has praised the very embraces ev- HEW JERSEY'S FINEST it has ery aspect of life—and that he college for the training imparted to seminarians. FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE Blind LAITY be blessed with letter the wisdom of Beginning The to Archbishop Martin J. O’Connor was IMPORTED clear thought and decisive NEWARK Religious and re and DOMESTIC GIFTS action, occasioned the 100th NOUU« by college’s forthcoming anniversary qualities that are all engendered creational activities of the M:. TUESDAY mnd SATURDAY, 941 AM. A>ll p u celebration. John himself MONDAY, Pope and nourished by the assiduous Carmel Guild Apostolatc for the, WIDNISDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, M. Ml A. a. in » M will take part in the ceremonies study of Christian Blind will get under way next in with constant attention antiquity.” IF are and the YOU Oct. on 11, as will many members “And where else,” week. greatest care,” the Pope said the Pope of the American hierarchy, in asked, "can such formation Catechetical classes for Cath “such vigilance, the result of be eluding Boland and Archbishop more appropriately installed olic blind children will begin foresight and judicious action, Auxiliary Bishop Curtis. than in Rome, the city Oct. 7 at 3:30 under di- will not fail to produce its de- that Di- p.m. NEED of MONEY rection of Sister Bernadette sired fruit." vine Providence has on more Ma- IN HIS LENGTHY letter, the ria, at 99 than one account set above S. C., Central Ave. Holy Father said "this seminary / others?” Bowling lessons for the blind in touch with of 9 convenient * “SURELY YOUR country," why not got one our has amply fulfilled the desires of The Pontiff will Oct. 4 and will be off i cat? the the Pope "is expressed the wish begin American Bishops who, wisely continued, prosper- that held at four parishes: first Sun- ous and one where the God would enable the North providing for the future,” found- glorious, day of the Wa maka PERSONAL LOANS residents Hud- Catholic Church American College to "persever" month, St. Michael's, ta of ed the college. stands out as a and Elizabeth; second and fourth to living source of enrich the noble traditions of son County up $2,500 (and up to 2 at "Priest* noted for their spiritual strength years) piety Sunday, its past." St. Columba's, Newark; LOW BANK RATES. ON and and commands the respect of th" DISPLAY TOMORROW! learning have gone forth fourth Sunday, Mt. Virgin, Gar entire population. The "May it shine with the luster of Jersey s most from this seminary in greatness complete showing great field, and St. You be to find how little It costs to of this and he Patrick’s, Jersey may surprised of the numbers, few country demands that the uprightness sanctity,” exciting new line of not a of them to City. borrow said. Portable guide rails are money at a bank like COMMERCIAL TRUST become young priest be fitted with exten- “May a serene and encom- Cardinals and Bish- used to aid the blind in direction COMPANY. Just look the sive knowledge, that he passing joy smile it, and at following table: ops,” he said. "Through the be gifted upon 1960 and timing. CHEVYS may it continue to foster and years they won have for them- and Including the ill-new shape in and Braille recorded texts piety in a are selves a noteworthy reputation learning economy car of used in the tin character which brings to the catechetical classes for their pastoral zeal in ad- Bishop Flanagan Church an increase-; to its ” native vancing the Kingdom of God Is Enthroned land, CORVAIR renown; to virtue, strength; Noting that the Bishops provide noble WORCESTER. MASS (NC) to undertakings, fulfill- L. AMBROSINO, President "for the affairs of this college and Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan, ment; to all that Is good, Op«n bn 'III • * W»d. 'HI 6 C M just and fitting the formerly of Norwich, Conn., was support of Sol- 'lll 3 fM. studied conviction and whole- I formally enthroned here as sec- 3085 H'dton Blvd., hearted endeavor." other amounts to $2500.00 in Jersey City ond Bishop of the nine-year-old up proportion Ol /W K*IU /CHtWBOLtT/ 4-1000 and to months. Diocese of with The Pope concluded by bestow- up 24 I Worcester, Mass., block, north of Journal Sqwaro HOSI TO MOST ing his apostolic benediction 300.0000 Catholics in one county. upon! op niw Jiatar Cardinal Cushing the faculty, students and benefac- of Boston, All loans personal are covered life insurance at no who tors of the by gave the sermon when the college. iauuioi to cost to and need not be a of the Worcester you, you depositor you new leader was conse- HE ALSO GRANTED bank to borrow. crated indul in 1953, was installing pre- gcnces to of the new and late and speaker chapels the cere- Ceme In, writ* during old colleges. He has er phone granted a It’s monies in a St. Paul's Cathedral. Big Month at plenary indulgence "in Cardinal perpet- ‘IMS Cushing told the con- Nine Convenient Offices uam" to all who make a visit to gregation that Catholics should either chapel on any of the feasts CARTERET rejoice that Pope John XXIII of Jesus Christ; on the feast has days lOD'I sent them a "who Bishop of Our Lady that are celebrated Commercialtrust Cos. to brings his new Sec a wealth throughout the Universal Church; of experience and of New power of Ranch House on feasts of the college’s patrons: Jersey spiritual leadership ” St. Francis de Sales, Pope Pius X 195.9 !v*cy foot of 6 Jersey City Offices and the North American Mar- Niiolita ha» 120 needle-thorp point* tyrs; and the Mgin. 15 f■cKofifo Place 729 , Future Dates on Feast of Our Bergen Art at Folrmevnl Ave. WED THU projecting outwardly ot overy angle • FRI SAT A4O Newark af Corners Lady of Humility, celebrated Ave.. Five 116 Newark Ave near Jersey Ave. lo- nickel Oct 5-8 Spring tempered, rutt proof, 331 Third centenary, Grave St . Newark Ave. 115 Jockson Ave.. Woodlawn cally on July 17. near at Ave. bear •ng Itoinleutteel • lotting, establishment of in prongt hierarchy The said Pope that two mam effective, incompicuout, and humane. 2 3 Canada, celebrations in Que- 3 Bayonne Offices altars at the new chapel, plus 57 OCTOBER bec. Fill ESTIMATES 129 Broadway, at ftk Street altars in the crypts, would b" *44 at marks Oct 10-13 70th annual Broadway 15lK Street 875 Breadway. at 41 at Street our Q 10 granted indulgences of privileged meeting. Alumni of North SCHRECK & th altars “in perpetuam.” The ALL Branch Offices The Acres in same Open Monday Evenings 20 American College and college's indulgence Anniversary 7 will also apply to five Inc. 100th anniversary, Rome. WAELTY, from 7 to 8 Celebration and highlight* altars in the chapel of the old Oct. 14 18 National Holy Carteret's and other in what 25-77 HAOUI STREET rapid to New * college to one SAM DtPOSIT VAULTS growth Name in Convention New JERSEY CITY 7. N. J. was once the students' chapel. Jersey'a largest Savings and Member Federal Federol Orleans Reserve System and Deposit Insurance Carp. Loan Association. # Oldfi.ld 9-406 R • Oct. 1621 1 Annual meeting ARCHBISHOP O'Connor also National Conference of Catho- recei' cd a letter of congratula- lic Charities and St. Vincent tion from Archbishop Kgidio Vag- de Paul Society, Milwaukee. nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the Oct. 18 Mission Sunday. U. S. Oct. 20-23 Annual meeting. The North American College, National Catholic Cemetery the Delegate wrote, has “helped Conference, Washington. to forge strong bonds of union Oct. 23-25 Annual meeting. between the Church in the U. S. Catholic Association for Inter- and the Holy See.” He added that national Washington. OCTOBER Peace, the college "may well look back Oct. 25-Nov. National how to brand 1 with justifiable pride on its 100- recognize will also mark the Catholic Youth Week. £ year history. Official Opening onthe 10th of the month of our ninth Ml k and newest office at 550 BLOOMFIELD Your deposit here !■ Avenue, Newark
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Be charge r October 1. 1«S» Dominicans Seek $750,000 Scholarship THE ADVOCATE 3 Details Set In Infirmary, College Drive TRENTON Scholarships will be awarded under the CALDWELL Plin* for the Dominican Sister* Devel- found it convert necessary to state’s new law to students opment Fund, with a of turn guest houses on minimum goal 9750,000, were offi- temporarily now in college, the State cially announced this weetk by Mother adjacent property to accommo- M. Dolorita, 0.P., Scholarship Commission an- date the overflow of resident auperior general of the Dominican Sisters of Caldwell. nounced alter ben. _ •tudents. a meeting The of to The commil* ion also revealed purpose the program is help defray the A spokesman for the college 12,500,000 tort that testa for those now in collets of the expansion pointed out that the planned ex for will be held at the aametime program the motherhouse at St. Ann's, and Sister panxion will enable the college as Newark, testa (or those •nd Caldwell to graduating high College. The M. Margaret, OP., at train more Sisters and lay- superior school in June. planned expansion in- program Our Lady of Peace, New Provi- women as teacher*. cludes three to be built At of the buildings dence, are regional moderators. present 60 college THE COMMISSION announced on the grounds at Mt. St. Dom- Although the students are Sisters or program is still postulants. that those now In collese will be inie an infirmary for the sick in its of the new res- organisational stage, over Upon completion eligible lor scholarships if they and aged Sisters, anew science Sioo,ooo in have been idence ball the residence financial gifts already present can prove need and pass wing and a residence hall for received. facilities will house Sister* the study- test—after receiving a ruling Caldwell College. at the A rise in the ing college. to that effect from the Attorney THE NEW will In- Mother Dolorita also announced infirmary number of enter young women General's office. Education Com- clude modern medical the appointment of Sister M. Mar- equipment the Dominican ing community missioner Frederick M. and will house 100 Sisters. Pres- Raubing- garet Anne, 0.P., associate pro- has created the need for such er. commission had re- enl facilities for only chairman, fessor in social studies and ref-! provide to it out. facilities, was pointed quested the ruling. I Sisters. Due to this lack of fa- erenee librarian, the overall as Mother Dolorita indicated that While announcing that simul- cilities many Sisters must be fund moderator. Sis- development a portion of the funds taneous teats would be held the cared for from the mother- required ter M. 0.P., away Emmanuel, superior it on that minimum of commission did i house. hand, jt not set a date for would he the immedi- the for |7M,M» examination. However, the gathered their annual dinner 23 at The rapid increase in enroll- SETON HALL DINNER: Alumniof Seton Hall University Sept. Military Park of the Boland With ate goal Development test to be given has already been presiding. are, from ment at Caldwell College, the Hotel, Newark, with Archbishop him left, Msgr. Thomas W. Cunningham vies Fund, and the haiaaee would selected and the commission has James t only Catholic women’s college president; Alexander. Chatham outstanding senior of the class of John 1959; C. Henderson, of the Borgos he handled through decided on standards recipient Borgos la the Newark long-term of financial third annual J. Archdiocese, has Archbishop Thomas Walsh award for his contribution to the financing. need. Some technical detaili humanities; Auxiliary taxed the college’* facilities re- Bishop Curtis be- and hurcacc main to be decided before a full Auxiliary Bishop Stanton. yond capacity. The college, announcement is made. •f all kladt which opened 2t years ago with United A Appeals pamphlet being prepared on 17 students, this month re- the awards program will be ported an enrollment 432. CCD of Sunday Noted Holds Institute For Oct. ready for distribution on Oct. 10 », Laity NEWARK THE NEW WING on the acl- Sept. r was de the commission said. SOUTH ORANGE Parish cnee building will signaled "United Sun- Confraternity of He will discuss provide addi- Appeals Christian the organization adrs parish, West New York. day by Roland in a Doctrine workers of the Newark of CCD tional classrooms and labo- Archbishop Archdiocese will convene parish boards. Rev. Rog- Last year'* was pastoral letter to the St. Bonaventure at- ratories, and the will parishes at Seton Hail the annual er A Reynolds, Newark's CCD dormitory University for CCD’s Institute for tended by 600 CCD worker*. of the Newark, Fath- double the resident student Irvington, West executive secretary, will discuss ca-| the Oct. 10 at 1:30 m er Reynold* Hudson Medal to Doctor Laity, p noted Father Rey- parity. Recently area. the the college has! Confraternity on the national A of the will nold* al*o reported that last In the letter read at all Mass- ST. 'BONAVENTURE. highlight session be Aux- N Y. - presentation by level, and outline plan* for the week'* CCD the Dr Stanton of Piua X principal*’ meeting es, Archbishop recommended John 1,. Madden. chief of iliary Bishop Archdiocese for 1959 60. at Essex Catholic High School generous financial support and •t»ff and director of Awards to CCD teachers and the surgery at parish Europe Holy Land. A i parish CCD executive board wa* attended by co-operation. St. Clare'* and workers for 10 and 20 years! 177 of Hospital. New York, The featured principal* speaker mil he in action will he dramatized The United said under grade school* of religion Topic Appeals, Arch- ha* been chosen to receive St service. Bishop Stanton will pre Rev. David Coffey, CCD director the direction nf Rev. Mur was the organization of bishop Roland, "ha* a Bonaventure Auxiliary Bishop Curtis. Joseph aet-up special University's Catho side for of the R I Providence, , Diocese ray of St Joseph's the Palis- As- who I of the CCD school significance for us since our lie Action Medal CCD director, is leading a sociated Catholic Charities, Mt. Awarded annually «ince 1934 to pilgrimage to the shrines of SO Park Carmel Guild, the CYO, Avenue, Newark, New Jersey St. an outstanding Catholic layman, Michael's and St. James Hospi- the (/Timerly fi« Snrrmtn XnUmrnnt) medal will be pretented to the little Sisters of the tals, Poor, Dr. Madden on Oct. 4. Eeatt of St. Peter's and St. Mary's Or St. Franci* Pilgrimage A**i*i, patron of in Newark, and St. Catholic phanages Action. The presentation Anthony's and Sacred Heart Or will take to place following a ban Going and Roystown phanages in Kear quel at which Dr. Madden will ny are agencies participating in speak on the Catholic physician Munich the United Appeals." The will be YOUR program preceded QUARTERLY NEWARK-A Newark Archdio "Orvinrn. by a Mast at 5 p.m. in the uni Diming in n Ccnlrntnui Almn.fhtr,’ to the Fjichar To Train [veraity chapel. Very Rev. Brian cesan Pilgrimage Laymen Munich, Ger- 4 Banquet Rooms I-hota, OEM., university preai istic Congress in | Switzerland FRIBOURG, (RNSI was dent, will be celebrant. Very Rev many, next year, announced , Chorrh The Pnnctioci Horn, Swiss Caritas, National Boland, and Office P.rtiaa Celtua Wheeler, O F M . Franci* this week by Archbishop j Catholic will Communion Breakfasts welfare organization, the will he DIVIDEND Wadding Kerep.ioas can provincial, will preside Leader of pilgrimage this Fall an inaugurate intensive la Magr. John A Weishrod. pastor Hnmt •/ Mar Snhtrknm nmJ Dr Madden a native ol series Mtlropelilnm of one-year preparatory Washington and ha* held his of Our Lady of Good Counsel par Smut Csirring courses men for young and wn ish director the Apostle- 4-7200 preaent position at St. Clare's and of BI 1-7000 men to planning become lay aux- since 1949. ship of the Sea. iliaries in mission countries. fhe Highlights of the trip will be GOES OE AND SERVICE 37th in Mu UP Eucharistic Congress AT -“■nt-n-nn- St. Ann's Dance nlch Aug 4-7, snd the Passion annual NEWARK - The sixth Play to be given its once-in-10- dance of the united societies of years performance at Oberam St Ann's Church here will he mergau in 1960. held Oct. 9 in St. Ann'a l.yceum The pilgrims will visit Rome, Hall. Ernest Monfiletto and Mi and an audience with Pope John LaPnsta are EMIGRANT! l\Nr chael co-chairmen. XXIII will he petitioned. Embarkation will he July 22, v^'jV-iyv. THE BASIC F.ngliah Iransla i960, from New York, via the lion Bible of the i* the Douay, Dutch liner, Rotterdam. The tr:p ''iiniNa / so called becauae It w*« under will include visits to Holland. , / • J ! \ taken at the English College In Germany, Switzerland. Italy, J \ France y>VT W*>7 VAI Douay. France and England V PT VI IM.. Y PA Vi '\ w A U- Fr. Julian Endler O v i ■\m r A dIVH \!/ \ i »/■ Of Union Dies >5 City
UNION After illness of two St CITY an years in \ I / 'At' Hoboken, Rev. Julian C P died \ / Mary's Hospital, Endler, , of a 24. S stroke Sept. A Passionist missionary distinguished for his work the Father Julian mnftiifWMMHli At among Negroes in North Carolina, came from a family with thre« others in religion. chael's Monastery Church here A Rev. S. Marsh & brother, Plaridui End- Celebrsnt was Very Rev John Sons ler, is retired now in and living Chrysostom Ryan, CP , rector. twin Cnlumbua, Tex. A brother, Deacon and subdearon were Rev Rev. John Jnaeph Endler, C.P., Thsddeu* Purdnn, C P . pastor of who also served in North Caro- St Joseph * Mission, New Bern, two lina, died year* ago, and a and Rev. Berchmans McHugh, sister, PERFECTION Sister M Noaline of the C.P., assistant at St Gabriel's, Sister* of also Charity, pre Boston deceased her brother Father Ju- «ItIMHH ia lian also survived by a inter, is an Helen Endler of Newark They wera the rhildren of the late BONDS John and Katherine Kline Endler Bom in Union City, Father Imiirmct 15 Extra Julian Dividend Days important attended SI Michael's c 4 grammar school and public high school in Newark. in October, too! HE WAR PROFESSED a Pa* word in 1913 aioniat in St Paul a Mon aatery, Pittsburgh, and Irom then an or make until 1921 studied in rasslomat MA 2-0300 Open account, a deposit, any day monasteries in th* East. He was To standard of October 15th. dividends meet our perjection, a diamond must through Emigrant pays you ordained on Dec. 17, 1921, tn Bat ' from October Ist! Other a gem .. cut timore. times earns be . perfect in clarity, and color. It has been our your money
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HALF A CENTURA 4 THE ADVOCATE October 1959 1, Catholic Schools Films on TV In U. S. Impress ,/*“»»*»* •* • llf W Warn «TVOtt Parish **• IteUda af Holy Umbimm Umh Rosary IW mar ba Cardinal Lercaro chancaa la 4m am torata for TV urn. OaMraUr. howwrar. Uw Lrglon of Dor- (NC)-Amer- BOLOGNA, Italy - ~*« To Mark ica’s StfSBIEL* 75th Year youthful vigor and its Cath- FOR THE FAMILY olie educational system made the Aortal Gunner I lUilMlUUin JERSEY CITY A of Affairs of year-long schedule events will biggest impression on Cardinal Annabel Vortho#' lertftr Lercaro Captains Courageous iJPOTUon Dimtw mark of his Coda of the 75th anniversary the founding of Holy Rosary during recent U.S. Lawlaao I Pmtl ofDmUi On his return the Oournpo of Was* RMrttfGVMI parish here, first Jersey to minister to the Cardinal said City parish needs that Death VaUar "above all I able Ui Heart of Catholics of Italian was to see Deep ImtlWUm descent. how of Trias nuriidt young’’ the American Catho- Mol in—- Deputy MirMi.il iaWuhlaftoa Officially, the diamond jubilee observance will begin lic community is. enchantedCottapo Ipltflro' techanladrarest iteol Lody Oct. 7, lent of the Most ‘‘lt seemed to Holy me,” he stated, niiMNm iwim mm ‘‘that Headline Hunters I nun Ico Rosary, $420,000 so it may with on this freshness and this proceed fain Rev. Gerard M. Santora, impetus is founded the education pas- its building program. The debt 1 Shot Billy 10.000 MmiYmt tha Kid tor, ha* *et as the given in the Jim Turnoi Jubilee theme, was accumulated the parish and in past nine schools, ftAhtTHay WhMs Any.I "the U the of afterwards in the lehimy Cornea Whlto INmyo parish family as the its needs years parish met secondary fbhtf llrraa Tank onBurma families.'' schools, and finally in the Catho- with a school addition, anew Cine ofHockey Road with lic universities." Lamp fou CantTaka H convent and rectory. Oeare FIRST EVENT of the celebra- Itto Marinas With You “Catholic Lost Horlion Once universities particu- tion will be a this goal is accomplished, family Communion larly,” the Cardinal FOE ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS next added, "give breakfast Oct. 18 Father Santora said, the Anotherrace at the Jersey step a and aolid jtubal thorough formation Mock Busters Garden. will be erection of a fustOffBroadway City Father Santora will parish youth to Cathollea [in America], who blonde Bandit Lucky Nick Cato be the principal center. Calling Mr.Daath Molly It Mo speaker. represent in their Captain country today Blackjack I Girls Other functions » and vital force.” CriminalCourt DnaWar to Lev* under HOLY ROSARY traces its be- living planned Cry ofCity PardonMy Seneral fUrtm* chairmanship of Michael ginnings to the 1800s when the Deudmmn’r Eyas toad toMorocco Ciamond Frontier *«aWolf Esposito will include a card community Dr. par- Italian-speaking con- Mass Jekyll A Ihip Ahoy ty, contest, raffle, Requiem Mr. Hyde Utttny Protty popularity a sisted of a few hundred dock and Crary Girl Should Ikylark musical play presented by railroad BeMarried the laborers. For years they For Pius XII My Lova falcon In San of HALF-CENTURY: J. Actors' ion Frankonstoin James Whitehead A. at are Holy Rosary Guild and a to churches Francisco and John McCarthy, right, traveled each Sunday Spiral Stalrcaaa congratulated by Joseph F. O’Leary, dinner-dance. CITY A solemn Croon Glove master of J. Theobservance York. VATICAN > poller. the first N. District will in New Then Italian- fourth degree, of Columbus, on their of Croom Wore Knights membership more than 50 be Requiem Mass the first Sours Suddenly years completed with a Solemn Mass speaking were marking taper Go Lovely Thlnf the fourth The men priests assigned degree. were honored at the ninth annual Communion breakfast of of anniversary of the death of Helliapoppin Trial WithoutJury John Dawson Gilmary Thanksgiving in October, 1960. to a little chapel alongside the Pope Shea low GreenWaa 1 O’clock Courayo General 27. Pius XII Assembly Sept. Looking on are James A. Taddeo, and Also will be offered in St. Mr Valley chairman, Leonard R. faithful planned is publication of railroad on Sixth St. The L’ndylny Monster Andres, parish B Could Meetlny the Peter's Basilica on Oct. 9. Happen Winter navigator. Speakers at breakfast were Rev. David J. a parish history to include the at the Pathe, chaplain. Villa Marie and grew rapidly, particularly toYou Wolfman Claire, Saddle River, outline of It Happened Vallow Tomahawk every family which has turn of the century with its tide Floyd Anderson, managing editor, The Advocate. Tomorrow Younyer Brothers had ties with Holy Rosary. of immigrants from Italy. Today Family Retreats It'sIn the Bag Another OBJECTIONABLE jubilee aim will be to it numbers 5,000 approximately At MARCANTONIO Pacclli. th« cut in half the Middletown, N. Y. Doughglrl. Prowler St. Rose of Lima parish debt of; ifamilies. Fury Orpc* Slightly French grandfather of Pop? Pius XII, MIDDLETOWN, NY. The tartMblofUr rwtn Beds Current Plays in Brief Sets was one of KUUr'aKlao Ghost Inquiry Forum the original founderi lecond retreat the Vampire's family t?l sea- Prymeot on Domaixl A of Osservatorc son NEWARK Catholic in- Romano, Vatican will be held at St. By Joan Joseph's Theltusson Nourse, Ph.D. City daily. A. GROSS INC. Retreat quiry forum will he held at St. CANDLE CO., House, 130 Highland New Catholic Rose of Lima Auditorium Ave., here Oct. 23-25. Rev. humor in on Ber- New scenes featuring her raffish I NEW JERSEY Play i father Thursday nights at UNDEN, nard 8 p.m , front Lickteig, is re- One# O.Carm., Upon a Mattress musi ' IRISH-AMERICAN RECORD I-cnd an Ear Merry Oct. 8 to Dec 17. Candle Makers for Orer treat director. Parents Book Releases Buoyant re- cal frolic built “100" Years are invit- around the fairy talc of j vue revival, the princess hv the featuring famed' and the pe*. More alapatick Sponsored Am.rito IRISH Yttn of experiment hire ed to their children to parish Con- ■ for*molt Mogoiino developed method* and bring the U lUt than sophistication improved Following a of new C.tholir Sookj "Gladiola Girl” spoof on Jan The Pleasure formulae to you better retreats. by o# Hit Company Zest- fraternity of Christian Doctrine, $1 five and finer “mpjw Uw Catholic Uatranttr of Jubtcription JO yr. Copy 1S« burninf candle*, America ful. civilized comedy library. Washington Age musicals. in which a world- is worthy of the purpose for which are intended. the forum for both Catholics they Our Tho Pya, by John Bacll. traveled celebrity returning home to IRISH-AMERICAN RECORD Nirrd o I moral The Billy B.rnn R.vu. QuiU ■ feu visit his remarried guarantee of i* backed the moral and financial (Farrar. wtfe disrupts their and nonCatholics on the theme: quality by napoßM. Etr.ua ft Cudahy. off-color items do nothing for other- daughter’s wedding Without "70 I'woy, N. Y. record of one of the Edith Stein Guild niae just passable explicitly I “The Slow Motion.” Dopt. IA, Y. N. world'* oldett and song —and sketch divorce, Creed in largeit manu- Malta tho Way Known, condemning point* ill by Katharine show from the West Coast. up its facturer* Burton. effects of Church Candle*. Hlatory of tho Dominican Breakfast Oct. 17 coo- Destpr Ride* Again Some dandv grexation at St. Mary o< tho •login A Raisin In th* Spring*. snd steppin* aa wicked Old West fun _ Caustic, vital NEW Ohio (Farrar, gtraua problem drama an YORK The annual ft Cudahy. town of Bottleneck get* itself morally of aspnng Negro faml >4 SO). 1/ In scrubbed by a jaunty no-gun lawman. Fun present-dav Chicago Communion breakfast the Allro Chritl. Redhead of la by Ralph Campbell. for adults. Snappy musical Mend of Maditationa for (Now- Flower Drum romance and mayhem Edith Stein Guild will be young pcoplo Seng Gay. exotlcatly in a quaint wax held 53.73). flavored museum of old man. new Rodgers and Hammerstein .Some profanity Oct. 17 at the Hotel Roosevelt A Catholic Child's Mittal and Prayer musical, set In San Francisco’s China- bul otherwise enjoyable Aaak. Shakuntala Highly illustrated prayer-book. town. Value* generally good, despite one From fifth after m. I centurv 9 a Mass in St. Patrick's < Guild Proa* 1 India, an I A Golden Prana. » brief suggestive comic scene enchanting love play, aglow with shimmering Cathedral. cental Gypty The worry spectacle of first saris, exotic music and Gilbert K. Chesterton. rata talent •iwtarular traditional Orthodoxy, by stage wasted on the neglig dances. Celebrant of the Imago Book reprint. (Doubleday. Ible Sweet Bird of Yevth CHOOSE Mass will be 73 memoirs of a burlesque queen Tennessee G cent* paper). Soma highty suggestive numbers Williams' latest expose of South M. Deep every Rev. John di- The Meaning and Matter J- virtousneas. ablaze Oesterreicher, of Hittary, ®- Powerful yet unorthodox with alckenlngly can ONE by Martin S J A Chris- modernization of did studies In degeneracy Mgilaslii®* rector of the Institute of Cyril D'Arcy. the Book of Job F.x , FRIDW Judaeo- Two for tho _ tian viewpoint on phllneophy of hla- alts man a nobility In aubmitUng to dic- Seatsw Clever, two of character MONDAY-THRU m these Christian Studies, Seton Hall Uni- atory. (Farrar, Straus A tates of a cold, unresponsive, | rnmedv rondonTng Illicit love snd Cudahy. arbitrary 53.30). Power relying heavily (or humor upon suggestive versity. Valor lines and situations Where Llea. by Adele Do Leeuw. La Plum# da Ma Tant* Fast-moving Novel for children 11-14 dealing with French revue with a high World VALUABLE GIFTS Principal speaker will be Rev. proportion of 1 of Suzlo Wong Painfully sent! the Seventh Crusade; first book in liaque. auggestive numbers mental hokum glamonnng a Hong Kong Edward S.J Bunn, , president of the new Clarion Series. (Doubleday. A Malarity of On# Heart harlot Incidental humor Vh#ii yew openoNfW ocrount of 5250 warm mostly leerish night sovingi or morw, •1 ts> ing family comed>. full of Fast West The or °*M $230 or fo Georgetown University. far good will. ./I * non a present account As Stare All Iternity. by Brother with Gertrude Berg as a Brooklyn Edith Stein Award will be Franc la Patrlc. Meditations for tench- widow wooed by a Tokyo tycoon Open ofeoofft In ptrsoo pre- era: a revision of ‘'Consideration* for Tha Marriage Go Round to Prof. J. Crudely aug •' Ball. OJII M nt sented John O'Connor, Christian Teachers" IWO. festive play havor by pto«jH»y. - ONI OlfT Pll ACCOUNT published In scenes with what mignt 13 73). have been civilized also of Georgetown. (Bruce. a domestic comedy Th# Saint* far Sinners. by Alban Goodier. Music Man— Fresh, exhilarating new romance Image Book reprint. (Doubleday. S3 musical of i*u lowa set cents paper). to a snappy Souza march beat. Fin# THE PONTIFICAL Commis lor All My Liberty, by John A. Hardon. the family sion the ascetical theology Much Ada About Nothing of Biblical Studies was in- Commentary on Spark of St. ling laugh parked production NO of the spiritual exerrises Igna- of one of stituted 1902. 6:00 by Pope Leo XIII in tius. (Newman. 53.73). Shakespeare's wittiest high comedies p.m. J. FRED MUGGS SHOW Fair My Lady Brilliant melodic Th« amartest two adaptation of Shaw# comedy about the thing on pawa —a • * * Cockney flower girl transformed h> the must "eee" for kida of all ages of bv proud professor speech. Some low. broad M»nt rating t*»« Nn Yar* »Wli« »* thß N.tl.nal l-«K» •* Dkikt wt«i >tw»t» tlan *T. MattM Rlctvr. DtNltKWli MOVIES «» catMtK AlMinn. MtiWMl MUMBO ES Television For further Information calli MA 3700 1 6:30 P.M. Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone SUNDAY, OCT. 4 Bernardino For the Ist Time Happiness Sad florae RATE • 30 s m *4)—"Let's Ttik Ftl* Circus Green Mansions Isle of Lost Shaggy Dor About THE Big Fisherman GoldenAgeof Women Sllsnt Enemr God.“ Mary knoll Sisters JUMBO Cast 10.10 «7» a Long Comedy It Happened «e Sleeping Beauty s m Christopher Program Shadow of Robin Hood "Children Need You." Good Day for a Jane Son Spring Hying- RECORDS Cosmic Man Hanging John Paul Jones Tempest O*Glll Have Rocket. Will King of Wild 10 Command- -11 .10 -Chrtato h Darby and a m < 11) p a ra Clay Cola bring! today'* Utils rsopls Travel Stallions ments S3O p m '4* Calholic Hour (boat c Diary of Anns Uttle Savage 10 Daya la SATUROAY. OCT mu»k\ celebrities and 40 of. to »hioneds. q!o«« Hercules 10 ’ » , , ,w Frank My Uncle Tulara T Hi»hop •U .«• SjSaMd. 2!• WSI Hey Boy. Hey pm. 113) Sheen teen* together Embeuled Hoar* Girl Mysterians Tonka Horae Boldlers Outlaw Stallion WaluM this on Facs of Firs Houdlnl Pork Chop Hill Westbound Flvs Pennies Inn of the fth Robe Yellowstone Kelly Adults Adolescents Unobjectionable for , Radio insurance! Alligator People Giant Behemoth Man in the Net Tartan's Greatest Fire Nun's Adventure 7:00 P.M. HIGHWAY Arson for Hire Gtgantus.the Story PATROL From Brain Eaters Monster Porgy and Bui Teenager SUNDAY, OCT. 4 adventure with !s,w£?,£so-wi Well tamp. (Bod.- City After Gun Fever Rabbit Trap Outer Space Action-packed Gunflcht at Restless Years 10 Second to Hall • IS ■ m. 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WOR _ Marian Theater MIKE WALLACE Combination Brush & Comb Set. World. Flash and Feature* Space Legend of Tom Fractured Jaw •30 pm. W RCA Catholic Hour. home-office red And sav tha Devil tape ensemble(3 brushes, comb ond Floods of Fear Dooley Spider Rev It J Cardnor. OP. "St. Au ings of 20% eiroom) nine "setwithin o set" —3 indi*. fustine." are common NEWSBEAT poneobie aid* (hairbrush, Adults groomingrung aiat comb. Morally Unobjectionable for MONDAY, OCT I Rnt remo In handy kit. Mr. 1 »m. WSoU (KMj oacred Hsari • purse-sued A1 Capone Don't Give Up Cheat Death Remarkable • Auto Fir* • Life Tba moat complete new* Trotram Anary Hills Ship Mating Game Pcnnypackar coverage -with accent on Ask Any Girl Gldget Murder by Con* Rio Bravo TUiSDAY. OCT t • Personal Tables I WSOU (I’M) Liability the atone* Blue Denim Gigi tract Separate pm. Sacred Heart behind Count Your He Who Must Die Naked 7 Guns la Mesa Procram. the MaJa • Accidents • headline* DirltUad! A Fury Sickness !• M. 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Paul'a * CAPITOL HILL • • {1 >) S S' U MI f. s » ■n ( a ' o i ELLS NEW WILL COSTELLO * • STEVE October t, 1939 Ridgewood Serra THE ADVOCATE 5 Shows Vocation Film Accident Insurance RIDGEWOOD Sixty north Jersey parishes are be- ing scheduled by the Serra Club of Ridgewood to view two For Blind Issued vocational films, "God’s Career Women" and "The Salt of NEWARK The (act that blind can now the EArth.” will people get The club show these color sound track films accident of faith insurance is an act the world on religious to by sighted vocations all interested, particularly, to boys in the basic normality of Rev Richard M. and girl* catechetical! the blind. Me* attending director of vocaUona. of Carmel instruction classes. Guinness, director the Mt. Guild Apostolatc for The Serra Club of Ridgewood The first, the Blind, this week "God's Career Wom- declared will be addressed by Msgr. Jos- en,'' tells of Father McGuinness made the the story a J. young[ eph Gallo of Paterson at the lady's vocation to the observation as he announced that broker of Sisterhood. Oct. Englewood and a vol- | g meeting. His subject will The the Indemnity Insurance second tells story of a of unteer worker for the blind, work- he "The Parish Priest Company All North vocation to the America has issued what ed with the in priesthood. 1 Things to All Men.” company develop- is believed to be The the first ac the policy. The issued Ridgewood organization ing policy, cident insurance at has both the film normal rates for one has only exclu- and projection year, two for hlind CWV Pre-Convention people. sions. hernia and to act equipment and its membership RED MASS: and of the Catholic loss due Lawyers jurists Lawyers Guild ofthe Archdiocese of Newark 27 for The policy written Is gathered Sept. was for of war. which were described prepared to present two show the Dance annual Red Mass in Sacred Heart of Arranged Cathedral. Principals, from left, were Rev. Thomas Union members the Mt. Carmel fewer than the in each Bergen Meaney, as exclusions usu- ings County par County NEWARK who the Guild center for the ish within The pre-conven- moderator, preached sermon; Dr. John C. H. Wu of Seton Hall Law blind ally contained in accident a one year period, one School, acolyte; Msgr. Thomas M. Rear- poli- tion dance of here, and for the Essex of all blind cies for for grammar County Chap- don, regent Seton Hall Law School, J. sighted people school pupils, the celebrant, Stephen Foley, acolyte; Rev. James A. Pindar and Rev. Thomas ler. Catholic War served by the American Fed- Father other for Veterans, will McGuinness voiced the high school students. F. moderators in and be held Oct Duffy, Hudson Bergen Counties. eration of Catholic Workers 17 at St. Benedict's hope that the will make The film company project is being under ' for the Blind, of 'the auditorium here. wrhlch Father coverage available to other taken by the Archdiocesan Serra St McGuinness is national Benedict's Post will be host presi- blind if the ex- Hubs groups year long to support the work of dent. Msgr to the 13th annual perience with the Catholic William county con- Named Director Work- r archdiocesan I of Furlong, vention for trrcn ers for the Blind HE proves satia- of Columbus CALLED the policy "the Knights factorv He added that insurance most progressive and enlightened statistics have proved false the Don action which Bosco School any insurance com Regina Paris Council, Vails- A popular misconception that blind ty. will be unveiled list- pany has taken to in plaque express a people have more accidents PATERSON Rev. A. has burg, Newark, will sponsor a ing their names. concrete its than Joseph Tyminski, 5.D.8., fashion faith in the sighted people. been named film festival Oct. 13 at the Plaza St. Thomas director and principal of Don Bosco Technical I More Council basic normality of blind individ Theater, with School performances at A special will be held uals." here, Rev. in | program succeeding Joseph Perozzi, S.D.B . 6 45 The THE RIBI.E consist* of 72 and 9 m. feature 7 p pic- Oct. entitled "A Salute to the J. Alfred Norton, an insurance books announced this week " assignment changes by Very Rev. ture will be the award-winning Press The guest will be Eu- Felix J. Penna, S.D.B film, "The Miracle of Mareeli- , provincial. gene Farrell, editor of the Jer- IV " Father no Perozzi, one of the pi- sey Journal. oneers of the school when it was Rochelle, N. Y He will serve as Belles ille Council—Past Grand For a better first established of BflOA in 1948, is now of rela understanding general chairman public Knight Albert T. Carraghcr will of Hails Selection a member the coun- provincial tions for the Eastern Province be honored at a testimonial din- cil world issues with headquarters in New of the Salesian today’s U39NIJ Society. ner 3 K. of C. club- Oct. at the Of Animal Day house. Thomas McManus is FATHER TYMINSKI. son of JERSEY CITY Msgr. chairman Leßov Sdll Medal Mrs. Mary Poetry Tyminski of Glen E. McWilliams, president of the 'Ridge. and the late Ridgewood Council Three /; To Joseph Ty National Catholic Society for THE 1959 Journalist minski Sr., members were honored attended St. Valen- at a spe- Animal Welfare, has commended I NEW YORK (NC) Clifford tine's School. Bloomfield, and cial program recently. Past the observance of international f. Laube, Don Bosco High School, Ram- Grand Knight William Glcnnon World pootauthor and retired Animal Day on Oct 4. MOUNT CARMEL journalist, was presented with has been named for sey. He entered the Society of several gilts; In his statement. Msgr. McWil- the St. John Bosco Albert do Causcmakcr 1959 Spirit Gold Medal Award at St. Joseph's and liams, who is pastor of St. Mi of the were FORUM Catholic Poetry Society of Novitiate. Newton, and complet- James Dclleccncri cited as , chad's Church here, said; America. ed the early his "Knights of the Month." The "It ,1 part ot training is fitting that World Animal council of The medal will be at (or the Salesian priesthood at will hold an ' o|>en house" nay is celebrated Topics current interest will be discussed presented | on Oct. 4, the by world luncheon for Feast a here Oct 4 It will Don Bosco College, Newton. prospective members, Oct. 26. of St. Francis of Assisi, renowned speakers at the three 1959 A Forum meetings, conclude a two day congress of teaching period at the Sales! whose life long love and Newark Council All past sym sponsored by the Name Our poetry held to celebrate the 25th an School, Goshen, N. Y and pathy for the animal world have Holy Society, Lady uf Mt , grand knights will be honored puo poduiOii u« p|ofl uo 3*43 jaoX of Bosco at 1,40 oqi UJopoui anniversary Spirit, the Don Ramsey was fol- served as a shining t'armel R (’. 'Xsoo 01 poetry Oct. 17 at an house" example Church, Xdm Xod i*li:q -lfooq hu»uj*|o|s "open par- Tcnafly, d|»4 noX -.M JO.X society's lowed Don Bosco down the ” • 4*f°« magazine. by theology at * • oOUJ* i through centuries X **•••• JO |*6pnq 'I4&OJ4S puo p*||*3Uo3 • XfiuotMf i|X>i| jo A Mass of will College and the Msgr d**if 4utu»di< * * * t 4« •*A|o«qo jO Thanksgiving newly established McWilliams expressed • |oojd tuoiuXod « |o«i |owm«om he Salesian *|UAO3>Y *0 -otJ«•> II U| offered by Rishop James E. Seminary, Aptos, Calif. the hope that "the observance October 13- Bu.aoh • i'l N |Ou«ito Sets of Mr. Bob tt»f Holy Trinity Considine noX *joj 40 BoiqjXj*A* Xq *);ouj iunoMy Kearney of Rochester the After ordination in the day to |*nl o »»nu.uj o» in 1949, Father will serve remind the 441* J*d|ouo« 'tipOip f.tuxMJ Subject "World Aifain and Catholicism” uo Xj*a» u*do *ou« Xpuoq Church of Our Savior preceding Tyminski five nation of the helplessness jao *34440 Xop©» spent years at CCD Parish of ani- the luncheon. Salesian Ro- Night mals and of the High School, New respect and con- PASSAIC—A of October chelle, as and Confraternity sideration that Is 20- NUUH I.aube, selected for the award spiritual adviser due them, as Hon. Carlos P. Roitiulo Christian Doctrine parish night in principal. God's creatures.'' Subject recognition of his contribution “The Jnvisible* in The Race for Poucr" program will be held in Holy to the IVNOIIVN *NVa the ideals of re society, OTHER jO and APPOINTMENTS an Trinity auditorium here Oct. 4 at V S S V I 33 O n N 1 A tired the from New York Times Tell October 27- nounced for the school 7.30 m. Desgned to give parish Mission Mr. year; p Activity as national news editor in 1953 Douglas Hyde oners a Rev. Albert Sofia, S D B who better of M ••*•*3 <3 >• M , understanding Subject “The of He is the of Of Tnychology Subversion” author Crags, a Christian Brothers from St the Confraternity's work, it VAftitlHl *-*l comes Dominie Savio will book of served o**imi poetry, as asso- mark the official ROME (NC) Christian Broth- High School, East Boston, will opening of the ciate editor of and is Each Spirit, a ers arc will at 8 30 P M with a CCD year operating 267 schools, at- meeting begin question serve as vice principal He re- former president of the poetry Dr. Walter F tended by 142.822 pupils, in mis- period after each talk places Rev. Paul Aromca, S D 8., Robinson, Bay- Subscription $2 50 for the society. sion territories assigned in the onne assistant superintendent supervised by the entire scries Forum same capacity to of meetings will be held in the Sacred of Ori- the Schools, will be the Congregations the Salesian High School, New principal Auditorium of speaker. ental Church and of the Props Rochelle. Rev A. Mario, S D.B , Msgr. Henry M Veith, Plan lecture gallon of the Faith. IT HARDLY continues as administrator. pastor, Rev. Lawrence D. Me- SEEMS POSSIBLE Statistics released here iGinley, assistant pastor, and Rev. show TENAFLY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL but that ... 12.000 util rebuild Series in E. there arc > Ch th. pariah Tenafly J John Morris. CCD 1,915 Brother* director, TINAFIY, N J church will teaching in la ih. Catholic Accountants also be on the these areas, assisted village •( Haret-ea- TENAFLY A forum program. Wil- . Catholic I by Miarn nearly time To rr»rr\e -8ax«»« la ByrU. Whlla of will be held Make Sellinger wdl be master of 1,000 part teach- llckeL», call or write Mr Andrew KU'f. *2.000 dor.n l three lectures on Annual Retreat ceremonies. ers. Normal schools, *• T,r f»r for successive Tuesday attended by 9 Prospect Terrace, N. LO 9 5294 - r evenings SOUTH Trnafy. J, ron.tructloD In Amrrt- ORANGE More than about 2.215 students, are not in- th starting Oct. 13, sponsored by the 200 members c,< * 4M r *‘*d'»U of of the Catholic Ac C~ S Harel-ea-Sara- cluded in the number of schools. Holy Name Society of Our Lady countants Guild -2* have attended a re mad. (rrat aacriflcn Kearny Dana Meet to con- Mt. of Carmel Church here. The treat held 10 Seton tribute Sept. at Hall KhAlt.W Mr and Mrs I*oo. Will you help ua make lectures will up be given in the new Thomas University. Rev. Robert I. Gan MacFarland hava been tho balance? Prrhapa your nelfhbor- Tenafly Senior High School. SJ non. , former president of named key couple of hood pariah club St. Cecilia's or will glva a Speakers (in ",how- order) will be Bob Fordham University Cana and now su group. 9 er” to Ihla at Th furnlah rUla*a homo of tho Considjne, columnist and at Jesuit Main Temple Ht/y Fdttn'i Mnam reporter perinr Missions in New Others appointed to the Cana AtJ of Rrldo of the Hears! Ncwsfeatures f'hrlat. Ilia Church? Syn York, was the retreat Council & Omul Cktrrri Tho fol- master. arc Mr. and Mrs. John lowing of dicate. Douglas Hyde, former piece, furnlturo aro Following tno retreat. Joseph t Mr needed: ross, and Mrs. James Me- Hackeniack, N. J. Sanctuary news editor of the communis - lamp* *l4 Mam book *24 Clbortum J. Seamon of Perth Amboy, pres- Mr. Ko- ... .*4O Keown, and Mrs. John . ... Mam bell Daily Worker, London, * Altar atone and Brig ident, announced that Mr. and 10 Crucifix 2* the Guild's lan, Mrs Robert Far- Gen. P. Candlea (for 20 Mam Carlos Romulo. Philip rr.) 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Evenings Till 9:30 6 THE ADVOCATE October 1. 1959 Above the We, at Summit Least, Have THE QUESTION BOX Tli* finil evaluation of the vjait of the Red flew into a the dictator fury, as waa case with the visit to America will have to await at leait to the Disneyland, concentration on the of meeting rich W Cmr conclusion the Eisenhower-Khrusbchev con- 76 S'. Bloom business and \"' I NJ, political leaders, rather than the ■ m ference, in progress as these line* being are ordinary American citixen. written It may, indeed, be montha or even year* Khrushchev was to supposed have come in before we (hall know the gain* made by the order to learn. Q. Why are stair religions For a learner, fsponsibilities in this new. turn of however, he in- ihatter. post-Dulles American sisted societies classified as diplomacy on an "orders" doing incredible amount of They must be prepared to he sat- or the price for it talking: and others paid he opened his ss "societies"* isfied mouth rather than his ear*. with the that can Even thi* And help ho at early date, however, comment what A. Those who enter religious speeches! A good deal of their given; and they must not inter- order The offensive is in reader will recall that one of the lift and take the vow* ness was lost in the of religion fere with the live* process of translation. There or homes of reason* advanced to justify the invitation to the are called Some is no doubt that, had they been religious. reli- their married children. delivered original Thu* Butcher of to gious make of Budapest visit u* wa* that, by ly in vows when they English, his audiences would have profession live with married coming, he would been that learn about ux our are called aolemn. and country. thoroughly with These are sons or disgusted their bad-mannered daughters thev must re- There was. of no believe that the same vows of course, reason to boasting, their thinly poverty, chas- member that they veiled threat*. are not | n there was anything about America that he did tity and obedience taken by not The second other charge of the home thing we have learned from the They are know, through the religious but already report* of the efficient Khrushchev they are given a rather loved and honored visit is a miracle guests* Soviet that, barring of espionage is no reason to special rauonical force and system; there there has powrr Q. C4n a Catholic grace, been no change in his girl get believe he attitude by the Church. Vows that learned or even wanted to that are married which offers much of real not lo a Catholic who Is hope improvement in learn anything of importance while here. solemn are railed simple East-West relations. divorced? Can they The continued of go together of there "jamming’’ I An order is Irrespective all this, is no doubt that radio j a religious society now? broadcasts, the hrazen arrogance with the or institute in which we. American people, at least, have learned which the mem- A If the Catholic our refused to answer was mar- guest reasonable take two things of bers solemn vows great importance, two things taught *nd A reli ried in the Church proper the Mosc.iw and then di- questions, lying broad gious or u* the sight and sound, the fuss and of society institute in whirh vorced he by fury cast* about the ’'tumultuous" must still be consid- reception given the members Khrushchev's land. take simple vows ered progress across our him in thi* is a married man until h>l country, the constant about For bragging called a one thing, the Red leader, from begin- Russian congregation former wife dies. Hence the "tough" no Cath- military might, statement* We add ning to end. showed himself to be not-uncom- may that there is also olic a made on the may marry him; and ainco very eve of the Camp David meet- in the kind mon mixture of the Church a of spoiled brat and the brag- ing. all religious people go out together with leave little room for optimism. a Even his society in which the ging memheis view to msrrisge. bully. much-heralded disarmament no Catholic plan proved to be live their Even before he arrived, religious life in com- we were shown what than may go with this man. The fact nothing more a re.hash of previous In and ' mon but do not take public expect. The State had the vow3. of the civil divorce Department greatest properly unacceptable communist cannot proposals. The individual religious in arranging with In this change his difficulty Soviet official* the Even if there state as a married should seem to be some case details of his he agree-' may take private vows, or man. trip. Though wa* to be our guest, ment reached the President and be by his may bound with some he seemed for guest. | other if the a guest on we However, Catholic was oddly insistent will do well to remember the unbroken Soviet kind of common things being done his rather bond. These so not married in the way than ours. And record of broken Church, then pledges, maintain our military cieties are l.e jet, when things called societies or in- might be free were done his he often strength to marry again. way, —and pray. stitutes of common life A Catholic girl before getting tn» F rar.ciscan and Carmelite deeply involved with such a per- r athers. and Carmelite should and cer- son ask the advice of her Attention tain Catholic other cloistered rvligmus confessor Men! wo- or parish priest. men are in religious orders Q Why does The the altar hoy The ordinary Catholic men of the entire itale fare teaching Sisters, reli- bold up the celebrant's basic layman's in rbasn- organization anv it a parish; gious and sharp challenge to their spiritual is the Brothers, Salesian Fa- ble when hr genuflects lethargy, arm during right of the pastor. The Name and starting this An thers are examples of the Consecration Sunday intensive cause religious but at no oth- membership of Christ are its objectives. Zealous drive *he Holy congregations The er In the first ever undertaken by all the Taulist and time Maai? Name men can realize in those goals their own Maryknoll A The dioceses of New Jersey Fathers are examples chasuble i< will aim at enrolling neighborhood raised en* by social works, catechetical pro of societies of the every' man under the Holly Name banner A common life. precisely at genuflections of grams, youth activities, annual retreats. The Q. What the Consecration huge task this, obligation* have Out demanding much "leg work,” and complaint rai ci u of listlesa meetings fades before children not a such 2l toward their the elevation of the little prayer. pant Host and of stimulating projects; here is food for that parents? the As it is not month- Russians chalice. The dates now, mofe than 10 to 20% Visit ceremony of ly get is together; here a Coincides A. challenge to get up The obligations of love and from the time when the eligible manhood in large any parish are active out of that and easy chair and be on the for reverence continue all the full chasubles of move were m use members the Holy Name Society. And during In only Christ and souls. of life a eon or order to small daughter. The give the arms of a fraction of these men jho receive Holy for the With Catholic man to obligation of Priest (ommunion with their say "I'm 100 busy obedience ends greater freedom for tho society at the aecond- 100 when tired care” Party’s cornea elevation the don't to join the the ehild of or Mass. Holy Anniversary age server raised the Sunday there is need for call Obviously, a Name marrie* chasuble Sdciety, seems like running away from Of courae, if the ion slightly. It j, to a spiritual awakening. thrrefnro responsibilities. This Louis Francis er daughter llvei » invitation to sign up with By Budenz with their par practical ceremony if the Name Rally Day. with its Holy parades and the enta Church's special society for It would been at home, even after they chasuble la large banners and men Is really (hough! initiated in and full; other- cheering spectators, often Moscow and to hich presents an invitation from that dictator | w mendous come of they wi** it is Christ Himself He Khruschev would step in this direction, age muat observe a ceremonial restur.. a wants the false picture; once the American government past reviewing stand, a in hia and and look to it the meeting with Him at have failed as the family regulation* a* the altar. He promised minion of general forerunner aet the member hurries home with the press have of to be acquiesced to of a down for feeling with all who in His spreading appeasement fruitful summit orderly living. well gather Name among us too conference a job done. a But ctTme November, the Holy when great degree. for Another, and There is he his peace.” an the primary purpose of the staged wild act at increasingly Name meeting finds him Holy Forty Hours night out bowling or It is 40 obligation Name to honor Hollywood, speaking of Amor years of service to important, rf children Society the Savior, en- our BRINGING ITS lounging before the TV. to review to parlor lean a -Moscow is who are of courage others honor officials as though they that being age bind* them to Him. Once that's done, were climax. Political crowned hy to The principles of the Holy teach- Affairs states: aid Name, the programs for already Soviet serfs Khrushchev's visit and their parent* who be Archdiocese meetings, society activities will It would In the that visit may of \etrark ings of the Church be depths of cannot set aside, like the have seemed Mctarthyism in turn, as could in teriou* need The OCT take on new life and the we read extent of «. Itss because Communist further, l**h Sunday high-hat or the frock coat, is meaning, they Party held high thi* A't.r Pantasaat religion not a one- will that the is counted to obligation varie* with the draw their con- the on spread the num- ■Wnadlruna Academy. Ran energy from the Bread of the banner of s »,.,i dav affair, I peace in the Si * fenced in by 10 Commandments: face ber of financial ability of the . Rllaabath Eucharist. tempt which he °l Moscow's servants in this child, and Persecution SI Anna's. I-IS it is and with lyiMrcn Aaa Pair as broad as life attack. hi* . itself; it is filled with showed for Today country. This tells when itate In life St. Pius ur, fur us, we (whether X observed once that "what party fights that is without I* l- W JeOarann surging power can transform home, the reserva 1 think it married or ungle); ' SI . Mn. a a in boorish through, that we a* well a* needed today for the salvation of tion for if would parish it is society is a peaceful And the who do coexistence, for with the amount of *1 Ann a ilJlhuanlan'. layman must and manners with spend less time in mollifying Sov need of the XIT Woodnard group of enlightened laymen in each an end to the SI . Jaraay dare parish, menace of parent*. City in this crusade God has been much which he nuclear iet Russia and time Si pretty brush- more in en- John's. Hamann Si virtuous, resolute and true " war. We hail JJS closed out of His apostles The Holy the impending tmmarulala Conrapllnn. own ex- the Rather than to ,V> S rullar. world by atheistic lay- Name ed aside perti- couraging captive nations attempt *et a Society is the ideal change of visits to . Montclair it is organization This between Eisen- preciie rule men: up to liberate in the •' P God fearing laymen to bring nent questions hower themselves, it would mailer we '*S' tl«7 Serin,flal* drive must and Khrushchev be membership succeed not just to as a '»* "ro*idfnrt Him to society. tre-| better for and would prefer to itlr the on the Hungar- us for the up love GabrialV E " nk * f world Karfriia Ri«or a °r - H,* hut because and The ES" of .*»• <1 . ****■»<*■»<■ .rfrXtWi/a f atm STRANGE BUT TRUE An Little-knowa Facts for Catholics Example By M. J. MURRAY dsfdsfsafsa May Date To Follow Teenage Daughter weak-minded U. S. Catholic persona saw "The Nun’s Story,” it must nave con- By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Non-Catholic Mom firmed their false notions. Asks Literature We often commu- Boys, wonder why Mayer, nism spreads like John Kathy a plague over By Rev. L. Thomas, S.J. Editor: malar*, point oat to them that Madison. the It world; sometimes seems as Asiitlsnl By or Prof ti,or of love ran solve no accident, should I nay Sociology, Si. loun Umhmily problem* if the same fiery zeal which char- the based on differences ha belief. through guidance of Provi- When I all Lists acterized the Church in its first «M * youngster, my friends were Cath- dence, I had the "good fortune” Publishing olics. Family planning, in-laws. di- 300 years is dow at the service However, our four children are in from will sponsor a book fair here Oct. 15. Union City Priest $5O THE SHRINES OF EUROPE at the Present opening dav will be and Visits mm Catherine Hohb Beebe, Africa author and Illustrator of chil MUSOMA. East Africa Rev. dren's books. On exhibit will be Frederick G Heinimann, MM . 111 KIARNY AVI. (N books for adults and for kinder- nr »«rV«a), KIAINY, N. A of Union City, is on a of! garten to eighth grade children tour HOURS; 9 to 3, Frt. 9 AM. iq 7 P.M. CgljMltt African Ql'Jy missions as the MlicKol 3-2260 English | language editor for Rome's Fide*' 37 HALSEY ST., NEWARK I. M.J, News Service. Fr. to Crowley Speak He remark* that the Catholic NEW YORK - Rev. Bona- visitor will encounter many sur ] venture Crowley, O P will . give prises—such as the strain* of aj the second talk in the lecture Gregorian ROUND AIR se- Mass coming from Af- CONDITION ries on the Thomistlc concept ot rican* working in the field law at * Oct. p m., 7, in St Vin- Father Heinzmann noted that a cent Kerrer Hall here. The Swahili ...note linked IRISH series ritual has received ec by AIRLINES is sponsored hy Assumption clesiastical approval and other Chapter, Third Order of St. Domi- vernacular translations are being nic jJ 1C prepared. • LOURDES, Franc# • FATIMA. Portoooi • MONSRRRAT, Spain • KNOCK. 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HUbbard 2*2023 every hoi I examine I five onehail the lee te Utc Society for the PBqpagatioo of the raUhJ' A October Cobra Some 1. 1I5» THE ADVOCATE , Gauze, Soccer 9 And 8-Hour Performances a Jerseyan in Tanganyika NDANDA, Tanganyika—Ha haven’t had rain in five observed. Noted has thony German Passion learned to eat with his months—the wounds are often Play from wooden bowl* fingers on Father HE CALLS infected,” Anthony ex- the African peo- a straw mat. he has read his plained. Now he's ple kind and Office wondering friendly. They are Has Cast Picked by kerosene lamp, he how to buy more medical poor and rarely eat but by sup- meat, Villagers has counted Sunday a collection when Father plies Anthony accepted OBERAMifcIteAU, Ger- THE PASSION amounting to 19 cents, and he’s PLAY tradi- given in IBM to commemorate The cobra incident oc- a man's invitation dinner spray to the (NC) The OheAm- taught ragged African children many tion in stems curred at about » host grabbed Oberammergau the 300th a m. while promptly an un- Passion play's anniversary. to blind mergau play will b* from the vow the local play man's bluff. Father vil- While the selection of the Anthony was completing suspecting chicken which had IS3 Who X 85 times next lagers made is he? missionary his presented year. to express their principal Office kerosene in been in the front actors moved prepa- by lamp pecking yard The performance! course. And eight-hour gratitude for the of priest of this one is his cessation rations for the 1960 sacristy-bed-room - dining and killed it for the meal. play into will in and will in 1633. a Ash- begin mid-May a plague The was Jerseyan. Rev. Anthony room. A play full swing, the man knocked on his Dinner people of this consisted of a bowl of be shown several time* a week croft, 0.5.8.. former prior of given every 10th year from Bavarian town door with a tale of killed meal have been mak- having thick (ugali), a bowl until the last St. Paul's Abbey, Newton. of part of Septem- 1634 to 1674, and in the decimal a cobra 150 feet ing ready since last when from the beans (mbazi) and kuku ber. year, (the Text of the play will be years from 1680 church, on it was announced but only after the snake chicken.) officially that rATHER ANTHONY arrived The table was a issued in four The languages. only exceptions have the had spat in Ihis eye, leaving it play would be produced. In the Nullius of Xdanda straw mat on the floor and Choice of the Abbey it cast of 152 main been in 1870, when the Franco- inflamed. It was then that those last 13. highly was not set with eligible June This week he re- a knife and actors was made a Prussian War by special forced the play for the "He wanted medicine,’’ Fath- cast were told to stop ported to The Advocate on his fork. his adventure Passion Play Describing committee to be 1920, when er "1 didn’t dropped; getting haircuts and to stop Anthony-recalls- in first three months of getting to eating "African style" with world ANTON conditions led to a their have the slightest idea what to PREISINGER, 48- post- shaving beards: Wigs know the and his fingers, Father language the peo- Anthony ponement until and but year-old witt 1922, in have no place do, finally we agreed to writes: hotel-keeper, por- in Oberammer- ple of this East African coun- "1940. An extra performance was wash his eye with clean water. tray Jesus he did gsu. try “The trick is to take a small in the Thank God, the next day it 1950. Passion Play. The It was decided was that Father portion of the ugali, roll it fine.” up role of Mary goes to Irmgard could Anthony get a good les- into a ball, push a hole in it, Dengg, 21-year-old bookkeeper. Prison Name Unit son in native life at Chikundi ABOUT 250 attended Sunday and with it, some Holy scoop up Hans Sehwaighofer, 39, a teach- which is a mission Mass in of which beans When I normally Chikundi, . . . finished I was er at the school which turns out 100 outpost visited by a priest about received Holy Com- really messy.” woodcarvers for this village s Aiding Crippled Orphan only once or twice a month. munion, Father Anthony said. most important will NEW YORK (NC)—A " He in A industry, six-year- a dreary world took up residence the drastic revelation of the pov- TANGANYIKA is a land play Judas for the Korean second time. old orphan crippled chain of of the church which erty of the mission comes by where the women by, The events which led sacristy carry the fire- Selection of the cast's prin- polio and abandoned the door seats 300. the fact that at to the began in while the collec- wood and carthern of wa- adoption Septem- Jugs actors of cipal and directors was a Catholic tn In- orphanage ber, 1958 Rev tion yielded the African equiva- fer because a man would Richard J. Walsh, IT WASN’T LONG seem made by the special selection chon, Korea, has been before he lent "adopted" prison of 15 cents, a ball that Fa- ridiculous doing it. Where chaplain, wrote a letter to learned the importance "big committee of 24 in- by members of the Holy Name of the ther villagers, Catholic Charities in Anthony bought to keep black bugs, called that Altoona, Pa., roaches, the parish Society at Rnckview medical apostolate on the mis- cluding priest and Penitentiary local out of explaining that members of th# boys mischief cost would scare our roaches sions. Jersey the town council. The commit- in Bellefonte, Pa. Armed only with a Boy 60 cents. to prison Holy Name Society want- death" join with hoards of tee members Scout first and first went to The aid kit clean The prisoners personally con ed to game project began ants, spiders, lizards LEADING sponsor a Korean orphan. bats, and PLAYERS: These four Mass; then walked to the Pas- water, he treated villagers at Oberam- tributed more than $l5O to help the bumps, when Father noticed creatures Through liaison of Catholic Anthony other to war on the sion Play bruises, mergau have been the house for the elec- Paschal infections, and cobra the children just given roles in Pas- ("Packy") Kim at St. Relief Services—NCWC, the hanging Wheic 95% of the leading the Sis- populace. sion tion, behind closed doors. Paul spray. 10 s Orphanage in around with to do. Play staged every years in Seoul, Ko ters at the Seoul nothing He people live solely off their own the German Elected orphanage - village. director Each day a flock of An of the 1960 rea. The resourceful kids started by teaching them blind on "foster fa learned of the and nomi- small farms and dwell in Pretsinger (upper right), play request would 48-year-old inn was Georg Johann Lang, gather around the man's bluff, keeper, thers" also organized a benefit nated "Packy." cat on a rock, and thatch-roofed mud will huts. portray Christ. Irmgard VO, the sculptor who church," Father Anthony re- swat. Dengg 21, a has direct- jazz concert at the prison, which When came (upper left), they each day A ed '■ missionary in Tanganyika bookkeeper, will be seen the last four another ports. 'Baba, nataka dawa,' to as the Blessed productions- netted $l5O sent to the asking him teach them anew Mother Hans attends ngomas Rehearsals ST. JOSEPH'S VIUA 'Father, (festivals) with will begin soon. I want medicine'; game, he out. Schwaighofer (lower a orphanage in "Packy s behalf. finally ran Then left), FIAkACK. his 39, teacher at the school The play be -■LAIMOIM.* M. 4. ‘Baba, nataka people and shares a glass for will in full swing plasta'. Father, he Own Haaaa Itr purchased the ball—"The woodcarvers, has been The $3OO has paid for two op wtrna dad (a chosen to when the International 1 want a bandage’.'* of pombe thick, soupy li- plav Judas. The Euchar- •himi Him largest I could find"—and they of will erations on ' Packy's" crippled part Peter be istic Congress ArtlHlt rrtKk Chit... ad HmU "Our African quid that passes as beer) with played by Hans Maier takes place next youngsters go played soccer, which (lower legs and for the purchase of taklad kaaulr la Um IwkW »”* they call summer in them. Ultra modira fartUUaa. MaaHWal about barelegged and bare- right), 63, a Munich, 45 miles football. woodcutter. crutches he one day will be able northeast of rllmata Ktrallaat milt Oaaa rur footed and them have many of "They were Oberammergau to Summing their rauad CcmlMnnu. delighted, and at ALL THIS YOU can learn use. up feeling » im«iali wounds bruises, and sores And least their innocent play kept from Father because With about the youngster the men In Anthony Ratraata fro* luUmbn M j since water Humble Pride is very scarce—we them out of trouble,” An- he's a letter to the orphanage atcaal lha HonkulTtK. Cfcrto Father done it all. And one thing stated' •ad Naw Yaar'a Waafcaad* "While we this boy more: the missionary in Tan- help we help •ad rnalao at Rarsllaatlaa ourselves, and tlraatad kr tha lltlan at »». ganyika who does all these the response from tha kaattit. Maaaah t4IM _ him is like the bursting By Father Alfred Martin, O.F.M. things—loves it. Something sun upon arc for "The people so Everybody very poor. Dan The kids run around By Herr in rags. next year the Yankees How To ... will Marsh, Raise Children vice president of the Bap- But everyone Is so kind and Something for everybody in the return: 1959 FRANCISCAN PILGRIMAGES tist Union of he writes. "All column's aim Australia, who main CONTENTS. friendly," I can this week. Asa re Of Such It th# of Htovtn ( tains Kingdom is suit of THE PUBLICATION "There is no lo repeat the words of which we end of The restraint on in of say may up with honor Our Blessed Mother Horn* Swn) for Cardinal worshippers in Horn* Peter on the Mount the nothing that's Stritch Story" either Russia or of | nobody, but the by Mane " t China it chance you have Buehrle WASHINGTON, D.C. WEEKENDS Th# Heart of o Child Transfiguration, T,ord, is to take. (Bruce, $3.95) re-, As minds me of Highlightti Our notion • lond good to be one who, an My favorite copitol Holy Monastery —new Swine here." over the years, incident last diplomatic story Stort If You Wont C the Early o i Tim# as ♦o Immaculate Mt. et«. racked up year during the public the efforts of War Conception Vernon. a tidy profit in mourning concerns Sen. ond Downt for Upt Chicago against the beloved Cardinal. ren acting for j betting the Chi- An Austin, the UN, irate to Oct 7 Oct. 4 cago woman called mediate one Ditciplin# in th# Horn# WEEK-END RETREATS White a Chicago of the many dis- ‘37. Sox, I de- newspaper and berated putes between the th# may the city Arabs and the Spar# Rod Oct 77 Oct. 25 FOR THE LAITY plore the editor because the Israelis. Announced pres- flag on the the Senator Th# Oct. 30 Nov. 1 ‘35. High Road to ent turn as Enjoyment SPEND A WEEKEND WITH OOD of newspaper building was flying at briskly he brought the session to Th# Golden Yeort events’ The half-mast. In a torrent order "Now let’s 6:30 9 of Youth For: MEN, WOMEN, of abusive see if we Friday p.m. to Sunday p.m. can ! current wave of words she complained t settle this matter Prico Includes 5 meals, 7 Youth ond Religion and that the in a truly nights. In Ist class hotel, trans- HUSBAND WIFE hysteria in Protestants of Christian my were spirit." in air Chicago get- portotion conditioned buses, and all taxes. Youth ond S#x I sooty city ting tired of Csaductad by lbs Masks W con- this kowtowing, that Sabll Paul's CALIFORNIA DAY* - OCT Youth and Abbay ! vinccs me that, Chicago was not M FUU *550 00. 14-NOV M S#x II a Catholic city, Vocotiuu - Psriad 18-31 that the Highlight* toy* Town - One Week on Ceoit San Aug. just as I have newspaper wag also AIIOQ INROW Fronotce - Twefv# 100 sup- Fithermon • Chapttrt PUois asks rsnrrskssi ssrlf. ported by lot Angdet Knot Becrty Form Francltcen Pop#* llluitrafd jlong suspected, on Protestants, and and Grand Writs Ear Infsrmatlsn tat Mimont Canyon. Price Include! Flnt $l.OO on. she Tromportation lodging prepaid baseball was When stopped from 9NISURN 3WOH ex- Clou Hoeli. Dinner and DIRICTOR OP RITRKATS Break!ait. oil gratuitie* ond taiu. Order from invented by women men the city FRIAR, Rochell# N«w ; to keep haustion, editor Park, J.rt.y Quaaa at Paata Ratraat Hawsa quietly pointed out the perpetually adolescent. All right. that was A Francucon ii St. Paafs Abbay, Nawtan. N. J. day Prieet Chaplain en all F»lfrlmogee «nr ,#p*H*!f^** a sore loser. But wait Memorial Hay •~*«i »•*# * *»•»•* |l'm until and the flag had Pilgrimage! leave from the Fronciicon Pilgrimage Office |A^4««i pu» been lowered M« 123 Weit to honor the heroic 31 it Street. NYC dead. f||) All proceed* for the benefit of Froncucon pu» '«4u«)it|aAUM our Oh Seminary, Joy! Only 171 more riayi K **H4 ontil you know what. Thal'a VIAIAS TION 'minov » N For folder with detail* right, drar Elvis will be full write> coming HO I HI M« F. FB. ARNOLD BROWN. O F M . FRANCISCAN FAMILY CIRCU back \TI to us. "If* later than !>**»> Wl-t US Wm» Jl*t Street. N Y C AN IMPORTANT think" NEW you never carried more m h PUBLICATION utiva ovoi nouns r Phene P| - - MM3 Office Hour* IQ to 4 Mon threv«li FH. sinister implications. I am not sure this information will be of any immediate help - o' to but have H * you, I just learned that Of R5% of the liquor is swal- lowed by 22% of the drinkers RgK**'* Did ever you wish for the Rood U* old days when a leg was a limb A Bl and some ‘CAT” subjects were left undiscussed’ Me too, especially when noted of 1 the title a r recent with 5 "Catholic Home Messen- dy p-u-r-r ger" article. "The Ladies of Hap- py Delivery and Plentiful Mfc. •' Milk.” Hut then, old I I am so can remember when letters-to-the- lovelorn and question-box col- umns of all kinds gave advice or information matter-of-factly and ... HlNir . V ? ik • • imply, leaving humor and wise- cracks to the comic * page. «**V7 IT'S NEVER too early to plan This if year, you hurry you ran »L*Vv* for a real / Christmas celebration, beat the crowds and obtain your 1 ► rS < room spray boasts a label show- «&««* ing the Three Wise Men, the Star of Bethlehem and a suitable *T« quotation from St. Matthew. Re- % V*> member, you read it here first. A recent biography of movie director 11■ . Cecil H. DeMille, famed for his Biblical spectacles, re- \ ■ veals how he "used” the Bible. i Discussing his plans to film the •tory of Samson and Delilah, 2. A w DeMille explained: "We’ll sell it as a story of faith, a story of the n.D. power of That's for This tremendous of prayer. the array pipes, Into Gas usable In home and censors and the women’s organi- boilers and what not is valves, a industry. It's new! Revolutionary! sations. For the public, It's the hottest "cat cracker”, called This love story of all times." technically "Cat” represents a big in- i «HI answer ail the more questions: imp4rt*fit Sign of our times: My niece "Cyclic vestment Catalytic Reformer”. Fully and years of research. i; from whence does he recently entered a Catholic girls' come; where is he It's high automatic, it efficiently "reforms” p ro g r e s s the school. Included in the many underscoring he there? In sense God’s fuels natural get this story rules promulgated by the school various liquid or gas dependability of Gas service! f your authorities ie story gives wholeness was this one: "Hair must be in natural color." It was the of man. His real story story gives the not so long ago when gum-chew- plot, the real forces in human history. His story gives ing was considered a big prob- lem. us the true significance of all the actions and conflicts Another shock: Ten cent in the life of humanity. ■torei arc now experimenting with delivery aervlce, charge accounts and revolving credit. DUROLEATHEK DUROLEATHEK $OOO Where will It all end, asks you. CUT FUBH RINDING $lOO LUXE OE BINDING utter In chaos, says me. Better watch your language. iutu Scientists now that the Pvcfcat SU*-704 report AT ORDER YOUR BOOKSTORE OR FROM proverbial wise old owl is ac- Control Room of the Cyclic Catalytic Reformer CONFRATERNITY of tho PRECIOUS BLOOD tually a dummy. “He's dumber than a chicken, if that's RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPM B. FREY. DIRECTOR pos sible," they m say. MOO rORT HAMILTON PARKWAY, BROOKLYN, It, N. V. mm I am noted for gentle, my pla- FVlftjCtffiSßßyiCß cid disposition but who would deny me a temper tantrum when I am forced to read such news AULt as the Interview with Rev. F. A. 10 THE ADVOCATE October 1, l»si Here For Comes a Week of Great Saints and Good Example Mary June *isi (Oct. and of By Dwyer 4), the Ro- Church as well as to live for it. into flowers for Mary and Jesus friendI Mry (Oct. 7). Our Thl* week i* a week for Guardian Angels are are the same little tasks, trou- great Oct. 6 St. Put taints we honor Faith, of Mint*. these seven great very to us Mother* bles Oct. I.’ it the important and that are Today. temptations whom we wrote last week. The into their seven days of honor teach their children to to featt of the brave martyr* of pray in our lives. very name of saint and we have week when their Tuesday's a* a each guardian angel* as soon England known the Canter- is a reminder to Advocate can find aathe us that we bury Martyr*. On the Young a spe- children are able to talk: THE HCMBLE St. Francis is Monday must be strong in beliefs. cial to follow. It i* “Angel of God. honored our sth we remember St. Galla example my guardian on Oct. 4. What boy It is a good day to make also a seven-fold chance to gain to whom God'* love would a (we spoke of her in live* dear, com- not like to he as strong, our resolution to study extra mit* the cate- of the saint* several grace by attending Mast me here, ever this day be yet a* gentle this quiet saint week* a* chism harder. or saying extra in hon- at my side, to ago) and on the 6th we remem- prayers light and guard, who is honored by Catholic and ber St. Faith or of these friends In Heaven. to rule and guide. Amen.’' non-Cathotic alike for his (you read of her good- THE ROSARY is so impor- last ness. tant ju*t week). OCT. 2 would be to us as Catholics TODAY we remember the a good day that the We alto find in this to thank to St. Francis founded the whole month of very short brave men who gave their lives say you your guard- October is set Friar* be lo week, feasts oi our ian angel for Minor. He would an aside bring it to mind. •even-day in England in the 16th century watching over But Guardian Angels (Oct. It would also ideal to to for vo- on Oct. 7 a special 2), of for their Faith. They remind you. be a good person pray day is given to St. Therese the Little Flower time to ask him cations for Church, or to ihis devotion of Mary. us that we must be ready to die to help you to oyr (Oct. 3), of St. Francis be better. You ask for In choosing of As- for our to guidance I-et us on that belief in Jesns and His really ought try day to say to be nice him. you know, he’ll your own vocation. one more Rosary than we usu- HEADQUARTFRS - Addle be with you for Is whole St. whose feast Mon- do. That will our your Gala, ally be way has made a rose for each day lifp. Advocate Club and of showing Mary that Young day, was young wealthy, her gift in October to remind you to When we of to think the Little when her husband died. She us—the Rosary—is one the that say Rosary. If you do say Flower it is easy to smile and dedicated her life to Christ we love and need the Rosary cut out a little think of love. America The wonderful from that time on. During the week The is block a rose Contest ahead of you. with on it and saint is such a last model for us. days of her life St. Galla Advocates—the Young great paste it on the day of the week Senior Division: She Design or make a favor could earned her sainthood suffered with that be used for by do- cancer. She would week of saints. If that did. if you remem- you Try and see a holiday party, for ing the little yourselves, for servicemen, for a hospital or an things the be a good heavenly friend to ber will them, they certainly you can get all of the roses best she knew how. orphanage. The little ask for in ill- remember strength physical you. See you in from the bottom block into that on: things St. Therese or sick ®*' *** Draw a of the discovery of America. turned ness to pray to for church? If , picture the calendar. you do, you will have month of a roses to Lives of the Saints offer to Our Lady. King of Hearts The history of England is very land for a trip when he was a close to our own history—for man. He was taken prisoner, our country was once ruled beaten and finally killed. Ed- Rules: Entries should be sent to: June by Great V. Dwyer, Young Ad Britain. There are ward did not return to his vocata 31 Clinton J. ties Club, St., Newark 2, N. Your entry makes also close for us as Catho- you homeland until he a was called member. lics with some of tha great by his people in 1046 to be their Entries must be in the English Young Advocate office by Wednesday, saints. kinc Oct. 14, 1959. St. Edward is especially loved Edward did not earn his saint- All entries must bo accompanied by the attached coupon, or by boys. This great man was hood hy He a being king was, of by copy of it. king of England in just 1042. himself, a good, pious man. before the Normans came and Even when out hunting for a few he be days would sure to get to daily Mass Some say that he never raised his voice in at anger anyone. EDWARD ste&ssmsags* had promised that if his family St. Edward was returned to In Time Need England he would of St. Eduard is portrayed by make a pil- to Janies Zimmerman of St. Jos- grimage Rome. When he was Consult Your Catholic named king Funeral Director epb's Newark, which is staff- he told the council of his plans; they Whose and ed by the sisters of Charity. were afraid. careful understandingservice is in accord with the War will St. Edward's feast day is Oct. • break out in England, and others will try take traditions of Holy Mother Church 13. to your throne Peace, will be lost to took over the island The Eng- us." they said. lish loved their king. Edward peoplp wrote to Pope St Leo Even to this day they look hack KNIGHTS AND XI and asked what he should do. ARCHANGELS; Oradell Council, Knights of Columbus, join forces to his rEign as one of the most The Pope ordered Edward to with the Guild, to the Sisters of St. of their land Archangel auxiliary Joseph Newark, to raise Klonous ever take knew. the amount of money he funds for the addition to St Michael's is CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE LEBER FUNERAL Novitiate. Englewood The a HOME would have spent for his trip project variety WHEN EDWARD was a boy show for Oct. 69 HIGH STREET to Rome and set 23-24 at School, The will ESSEX COUNTY 2000 HUDSON give it to the poor. Snyder High Jersey City Knights supply BOULEVARD there was trouble He was sent He also told the entertainment. left ORANGE, N. J. the king to build Making final plans are; to Sister Marian James, UNION CITY, N. J. from England with his brother right: guild or a ORange 4-7554 repair monastery in honor moderator; Mother Sister JOSEPH P. UNion 3-1100 Alfred Alfred returned to Enc- Athanasius, provincial superior; MURPHY of St. Peter. Austin, guild secietary; left to Daniel 102 FLEMING AVENUE CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE standing, right: Tally, arrangements chairman; Robert McColgan, guild EARL F. BOSWORTH KING EDWARD fulfilled his NEWARK, N. J. 77 PARK STREET president; Thomas Belger and Wiliiam Dougherty. Knights of Columbus. responsibility so well that he MArket 3-0514 MONTCLAIR, N. J. 311 WILLOW AVENUE became known as the friend Parents’ chairman assisted hv Mr* V’al MOntclalr 2-0005 HOBOKEN, N. J. News of the poor Ha New York City, LUGGAGE S HOF* Court ORANGE, in OvorfiaA ColUf* CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE ,'ArPN*! BELLEVILLE, N. J. JERSEY CITY UNION MONUMINTS • CITY CLIFTON, N. J. MAUftOLIUM the milk. That'i Winning entry in contest why 9-3503 11t441 RIDOI ROAD NO ARLINOTON N 1. Plymouth UNIon 7-1000 PReicott 7-3002 will Holy Cron Coaiolory represent Essex County in kouMwivti every- Made with 1 00 Vltif Our 'P-ctou» indoor Showroom archdiocesan judging, % WE ARE THE following LARGEST MANUFACTt'KEII OF MEMORIALS IN THE where tutu Vegetable For and are passing on to our customers or conclusion of Journalism toy, Shortening listing In this section call The (MArket 44)700 savings courses Advocate. Bate% MY SELLINQ DIRECT TO PURCHASES in Hudson, and •ARRI OUILD Bergen Cnion MONUMINTS tot"* * •• WlllWl TOU louili'l I but Hint !tI»J Counties. 1 With North Jersey Women October 1. list THE ADVOCATE 11 Paterson Mary’s Rosary Bouquet to Honor Martins at By June Dwyer Meeting month i* here and Mary'* Edward Malloy Ann Ur- Thom ms ... Restaurant. Newark. Ana R. Rainey. assistant chid WEST The North women are fill* kin PATERSON of St. Jersey is chairman of the 84. Helen Curran is parents Therese, handling res- probation officer of Hudson ing it full of flower* of activity. John’* the Little will be honored the Rosary (Orange) break- ervations 84. Elizabeth Flower, at annual of . . . County, win gathering The bouquet i* being apeak . . . Rev. tpiritual fast to be held in the school the Paterson Council of Academy Alumnae, Convent, Richard lit. Car- Diocesan Catholic Women Oct 21 fashioned of Masse* and Com- MeGuiancss, hall the 4th I a.m. will hold at the following a mel Guild director of Westmount of 4, Ros- luncheon-fashion the blind, Country Club here. Theme the munion* offered on Oct. Mass. Rev. David J. day Price, show Oct. • st 12:90 p. t will m. » address the Rosary Altar long program will be: "The Martins Models for Cathode ary Sunday. pastor of Holy Spirit, Orange, Mayfair Farms. West Orange. Society of St Vraaatias. Or- Parent*.” will speak. will Mrs. Jerry Lynch Robert Nagle and her ange, Oct. at 7 B:1S p.m. Over 1,000 women Mary's Day . . . are expected sing, accompanied by Barbara daughter, Nancy, of St. Ridgewood Aloysios Rotary, to attend the which will the long lint of Oct. Aromondo. Rev. John J. Jersey program leading Rock, are co-chairmen of the party City, will meet Oct. S at 1:10 atart with breakfast* arc registration at 1 p m. 4 Communion spiritual director, will also which will benefit Women the scholar- pm. in the auditorium. Mrs. The afternoon session will be the Rosarian* of Blessed Sac- sing. Mrs. Lucie will ship fund . . Donnelly . Gerald Gildea and Mrs. Frank a on rament, Newark, who will be be toastmaster . . workshop family-parent In- . Our of I-ady Peare Rosar- Capparelli are terest*. around the program co- Mrs. Edward holding their 15th spiritual get- Holy Rosarians, Nut- Feeney, Family ian*, New Providence, chairmen will . . Butler . district president, together. Rev. Owen Hudson, ley, will hear Rev. Francis hold is pro- a spaghetti Misericordia supper Oct. Alumnae (Penn- gram chairman. World 0.5.8., St. Mary’* Priory, New- O'Connell, 0.5.8., of St. Bene- 24 in the school cafeteria. Mrs. sylrania). New ark, will at the break- dict’s Newark, Jeraey chapter, Bishop McNulty, honorary speak Prep, at and will speak Joseph Spellman Mrs. meet Oct. • at • council school the p.m. at president, will preside fast to he held in the breakfast (Oct. 4) in the Richard Gordon are co-chair- the home of lira. Louis A. and speak at a dinner at * hall following 9 am. Mass. school auditorium War Against cancer has two following men ... The toiumblettes of Troisi of p.m. Upper Montclair, . The Mrs. is chair- . . Bishop is a leading generals; Mother Elizabeth Boyko 8:15 a.m. Mass. Mrs. Carmen Sacred Heart. leading Kath Passaic, will Jersey alumnae of Chestnut figure In the movement for Marie, man, assisted Mrs. Nor* will be toast- hold cake ryn superior of the Holy by Cullari, chairman, sales Oct. 23 and 24 Hill beatificaUon College. Philadelphia, will of Ixiuis and Flannery. St. Aloysios Ro- master. Mrs. Frank Cocchiola Ate- Cross Sisters, and sister Marta ... under the direction of Mrs. meet Oct. 15 at the home of Ue-Marie Martin. Jersey will hold is the chairman. Pieta, executive -.-ice president of sary, City, assisting Mrs. Phyllis assisted Mrs. William Waller, by Rev. Thurston Davis. their breakfast Eleanor Galop. Whippany. S J.. edi- St. Mary's College, Notre Dam*. Rosary Sunday D'Angelo Fazzi will Mrs. Sylvia Hudsk The . . . group will hold tor of a pony America, will fie the The nuns at the Hotel Plaza, Jersey City, sing, accompanied Ann Stel- Court were honored by the by Roearl, CDA, East Or- circus Oct. II at the farm of guest speaker at the dinner. Cancer following 8 a.m. Mass. John latella . . American Society for . Sacred Heart Ros- ange, will hold a Communion Mr. and Mrs. Thomas their a commu- Buck, BE "outstanding Hvasta of Hillside, arians, Irvington, will meet in breakfast Oct. 25 at PREPARED: St. Vincent’s MARIE le.ucrship” the Hotel Harding Township Hospital, Montclair,is Fitzgerald of the Pas . . will against the dread disease. The nist prisoner for five years, the auditorium for a breakfast Suburban, East for saic-Clifton district is Orange, follow- ready anything now! Oct. 1 open an convention they emergency awards highlighted In- Kenneth Saal will sing 8:30 ing the Here ’» There chairman a five-day apeak. following Sunday's a.m. 7:45 a.m. Mass in Mr*. Vincent Basile at Holy department a constructed is stitute accompanied by George Dona- Mass. Mrs. newly section on the of Health program at St. Stanley Dzuibon is Name Church. East The Ladies in charge of Orange. Auxiliary of the ground floor with registration, which hue. Mrs. James C. Rochford chairman . . . ramp approaches. Do- Mary's. Anne B. Muller is Catholic War Sister Clara will take place in chairman, Veterans, state the afternoon lores, • is chairman ... Mrs. Mariana Evers Bove assisted hospital administrator, and Ruth emer- and by Mrs. Rose C. Lar- chapter, will hold a dance at Crogan, immediately following the will sing at the St. sen room Education can lead you to The 4th means a brrak- Francis of Oct. 17 is circled Lyons Veterans gency arc the dinner. . . . for Hospital Oct. 1 director, shown checking new , Sale* It fast in auditorium St. * Communion strange places’ is taking Sis the for Rosary breakfast, Lodi, breakfast for St. Mrs. Grace Arnone Hausted a of the local Mrs. Arthur .. . was in- table, Club. Moore, conven- gift Kiwanis ter Philip following 7 a.m. Mass. Mrs. Joseph's Mary Loretta Gegen to the the Apostle Rosarians, Scapular Confraterni- stalled as president of the tion dinner SL chairman, will he the 7:30 Bove will Amazon In South America A Clifton, following a m. be accompanied by ty. The breakfast will held Nicholas Post. be Catholic War assisted by Mrs. William A. Mrs. Gus Meyer. in the Clinton graduate student in education, Mass. Rev. Alexander Soko- .. . Inn, Veterans Flynn. Tenafly fol- Auxiliary, Jersey Reservations for the IFCA Sister Mary Loretta is doing her lich, St. Mary's lowing 9 am. | recently. Other dinner Hospital chap- it st Jo City, new offi- must be made by Oct, doctoral dissertation the lain. Mrs. seph's, Demarest. cers are: Regional on im Orange, will speak. Bridge Rev. Patrick Mrs. Helen Meeting to. Kamin- of education Myron Van Filling the of financial pact on the culture Pelt, chairman, an- gap Sullivan, S.J.. assistant direc- ski, Mrs. Madaline Angelo, Exhibits are being ot Amazon needs are prepared hv the She will nounced that 13 past women's groups tor of the National Mrs. Vera people presidents Legion of Gilbert, Maureen various Planned in Providence committees and spend a by will he Mrs. Frederick sponsoring card parties. The Decency, will parish year venturing small guests. speak. Mrs. Ed- O'Connor. Mrs. Victoria Pan- units under direction of boat and Little Sisters of the Poor Wilhel canoe as far as t.fiOO Anthony is assisting the chair- Auxil- mund Hanley is chairman kowski and Mrs. Mary NEWARK The International , Filipo- Federation of Catholic mina Lawlor. Space is avail- miles to St. iary, Newark, will hold des- wics still upstream gather first- man . . . James Rosarians, a . . . Alumnae will hold its able New England in for groups hand material. will hold at 369 Park Ave., regional conference wishing to set Springfield, their sert-bridge Agendas Marguerite Richards was in- cooperation with the up exhibits. Subur- Orange. Oct. 3 at 1:30 Rhode Island Oct breakfast at the Hotel p.m. Mrs. Madeline stalled as chapter 16-18 in Ripley will president of the ban, Mrs Daniel F. Bums, chair- address Providence, R I Summit, Oct. 4 following Court Aloysio*, Danghters of TIIF RECEPTION Letter* from the genera! CDA, Mary. Our lady committee sec- the 8 man, is assisted the of Mrs. a m. Mass. Mary Kanane, by Mrs. following business Mt. Carmel. Boonton. Ernest P Tibbits of will be formed rrtariat of the International meeting Other Montclair, immediate national by the past dio- CDA will Charles Moore . . . The Jun- at * p.m. in Eucharistic grand regent, speak. St. school new officers are: past president of the presidents Mrs Congress, to he held Aloysius Amelia Ven- IFCA, will jcesan Robert D. Lutz ior Seton league will Mrs. Mary is toastmaster hold a basement, Caldwell. The turing Mrs. speak at the in Munich July 31 7 group John opening session on Donaldson, Mrs. Richard F. Aug. 1060, Costentino, tional director, will speak at the and Mrs. Afflitto is dessert-bridge-fashion show on will hold and •Mrs the aims of have to Joseph an old new sale Allen Koreivo the Gormles, appealed womenin and Yolan- federation. Mrs Oct. 17 Mrs George W Kirch young Oct. 2 at 8 Oct. luncheon. Jerome chairman p.m. at 9 from a da Bonanni Elmer Bishop west German dioceses . . . Graulich's, 9 m. to 9 in Holy Ciamillo, IFCA ner, Mrs John B to supply p.m. . . . Trinity state gov D. Hannan Eggert and Orange. the of Scranton will 400 St. of I.ima Catherine basement Colnmhiettes ernor, will attend Mrs. banners to decorate the Rose lebzelter, . . . Mrs. held a card the Eugene J con Rosarians, Mar party board ol speak at the Klein and Mrs. garet banquet that eve- Irvington, Robert Tirrell O’Brien will Sept. 23. directors gress site Newark, will hold their break- ad Phyllia meetings on Mrs Meli was Friday as ning Daniel T Mustic is dio Pearson, are dress St. chairman well On each banner fast at the Robert Treat Hotel, Irvington, co- Catharine's . . as the general will he a Rosary conference Sunday Mass cesan president Msgr John chairmen Glen a will be cele- J Eucharistic . , . Rock. Oct. 7 sessions. symbol or a picture Newark, following the * a m. at an 8 30 St. Cassias'. Women's brated is diocesan Gentlemen Auxil- in the cathedral for Shanley moderator card of p m. meeting mem representing the history of Mass. Katherine McLaughlin of players in the auditor- i»ry. Upper a New Montclair, will bers of the IFCA. The Providence are to ium. Mrs. THE CONFERENCE wtll confer- particular the Catholic Forum and Irene invited Edward H. MacCahe hold open diocese a Communion ence will the first of breakfast with adjourn later four bridges to be is program Saturday a Mass dc following M. Muill#r |. Parkins O'Toole of the Essex-Newark chairman for the Get t in the for a sehool auditorium ceased I tea at Salve Regina Specialist! In held at Our of Ft'A at Wall to Wall District Council of Lady Peace ♦vening . . members the College, Catholic the * Carpat & PORTRAITS following a m. Mass Rev. Cathedral Newport. I'pholstcry Claamnf cafeteria Oct. 2 by the Rosar- Holy Cross of St Peter Women will speak. Rev Aloy- Rosarians. Harri- Flavian and St From Ufa Dougherty, of CUSTOM RUG or Photo ians. Mrs. Stephen son, C.P., St. Paul Round table sius Allocco is will meet in the auditor discussions on Carney pastor, and Rev. Michael'. o«nutn« Oil* chairman Monastery, Union the four departments CLEANING on C«nv«| till Paul Hayes. of the affair which ium Oct. 6 8 are sched- CO. Legion of Decency at 15 p m. Mrs. will City, speak. 0»»lc« Hamaa will benefit uled for the #r • tnalltutlana assistant will also the building fund. morning and after- Note ARDEN STEELE director, Rosary R*ftHflibl< rrtrra Plua Our noon. I.ady of the Lake Guaranlard Sail.{action speak. Mrs. Edward Middleton UNION CITY CEnttr 9-0820 The Domini- PLrmauth«-«>«• rtymaulh »7»JI »* *• Prnwtl is chairman assisted Rosarians, Sparta, will hold a Msgr. B McAllister, (l . Vcrsna, N. J. by Mrs. Joseph can Sisters of the Perpetual Hallowe'en vice bridge Oct. 23 at rector of Catholic Grads Are Inner Rosary have used modern Our Lady of College Jubilarians “di- the Lake Regional aity of and America, IFCA na- rect "Tha Brand mail" methods to interest Nam • Store High School. . . . EAST ORANGE _ The Catholic their friends Women's College Club in the Rosary. will pull out the The book Oct. 8 when nuns have sent Ladies Catholic memory it celebrates St. Genevieve’s out let- Benevolent Ass'n UW Highlights tta 2-1th the ters Inviting the anniversary at women's club here with public to Join A 40th anniversary a dinner buffet supper. them Uflal Raiarva lifa To Host Oct. 4, Hosary Sunday, mturanca for tha Whola Family will be held Oct. 8 for Division Council The group, which has at 3 for grown from the original pm. the procession Office: SOS West Sixth 10, Ladies 13 mem- Street, Ihe, P«. Auxiliary, Ancient ber* to 136 ELIZABETH of the 32 The Union - nuns and Order representing colleges and universities friars and the of Hibernians. af- The will have bestow Elizabeth District recitation of the special honors to on the Council of Cath tn the fair will six remaining char- I Rosary begin at 7 Women MISS KATHERINE p.m. at ter members. |olic will meet Oct. 8 at Blue Chapel. STANTON, S upr&me President St. Genevieve's The organization at 8:15 The letter urged: W was originally formed “to foster friendly p m. "Let us Mrs. MRS. REGINA Er^MSETH MRS. SARAH Catholic Arthur Lange of arm ourtelves J. FELLER relationships among college women who wish to in- Summit, with the only quire further Into president, announced that weapon of true Supreme Trustee cultural pursuits, ,district defense StS Franklin participate In worthy and Street pro- ithe speaker 126 South 9*h Street jects, and plan will be Dr. Cecelia. lasting peace—Mary's purposeful lines of endeavor for the BleomfieU. N. I further- Kernan, Rosary." Newark. N. J. ance of the psychologist. Catholic Action movement." J M Included in projects supported by the women throughout the years are the Margaret J. Keenan scholarship CATERERS (named for a deceased member) open to any high school graduate to any Catholic college; 1M WEST 54th STREET making cancer dressings and sponsoring spiritual activities. (off Blvd.) BAYONNE, N. J. - W 0N f ,h LINGERIE BLOUSES ° * £oldr" IrmJ P Alice Hirkev 1!r,7 SHOP FACILITIES FOR Hlcke>. Bloomfield,ni WAW/ir president. Catherine Malloy. oCcr6e& SPORI Newark- SWEAR - CORSETRY Barbara • • Showers McGee, Bloomfield, Mrs Hunter Weddings Smith West Or- no# ange; and Jean COTTON DRESSES * Chalifoux, Caldwell. Banquets ~1 * Communion Breakfasts FOR mm WEAR ADVOCATE SPiCIAL j • Office and Plant QUALITY 111 Luncheons Are Planned Workshops Now on .alo ot wonderfully proof »ov- | SEAMLESS AT OUR OWN HfHft Inpi. Woll tailored fall In now and wintor NYLONS / / Union coat, for | Councils girl., who liko to look FREE HALLS Bergen, protty Cortitiod and bo II 1* Volvo RIDGEFIELD coiy warml for hortl PARK - The Hurry regional mfflini at i WiM. THII COUPON ONLY St Francis Bergcn-Paramus and Bergen h*r* Oct 9 The OWif ndi Oil. I, ItJ* ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE meeting will , Hackensack District Councils of feature workshops. ★ 3 Catholic Women will unite for a TK« Pin«tf Feodi Workihop committed for the 181-183 Bpm FERRY ST DINNERS from piugram inciuue: organ- . . . $1.75 nation and at »K« development, Mrs. J. Cannon, NEWARK i.len Moca, and Mrs. rrißdii stylo. Hl-H AT I-eo Richer Houbls-brsnitsW A LISS Jr., li- °P»« Hackensack; Ivdgoi Ananl Today braries and checked wool literature.'Mrs. P. H. HE 6-2187 - FE 9-1671 wtffc • Shopping Nitoi Wod. A Prl. 'til » Tierney, Teaneck. and Louise FREE PARKING GIVES YOU hmmm Mi'ona. Ruthertord. spiritual de Wvtf M or. relopment, Mrs. Charles Leroy, • Wiw sleeve. 'Penally, and Mrs. Orlln V. Wry’ 7 HOUR East Rutherford; Social Mr*. action, Ernest Fits- pa trick, and FURNITURE OF UiAtWfewi Westwood, Anna FILM DEVELOPING Musso, Norm Bergen, discus- sion group. Mrs. Paul BAKER ll ono of only many famous matron Y'ermuy- len, Hillsdale, and Mrs roproiontod in the of fino array furniture ol Leroy Shropshire, lawemtein'i. Ridgefield Park; pub- culls A. lic Mrs Kenneth relations, Vree Hollywood wrnp land. West Englewood, and Mrs. iMh L NSTEIN Anthony Morchen, Little Ferry. •"« wool w M#p pockets Mrs. Henry Morretl!, Bergen m belted field, and Mrs. Albert ? Johann, Stitched trim Ruthertord, district tuocr Timms - /Ml fAUMC M..oi »-] presidents, are TWn. honorary assisted' Wintor o>m Moo. to f pot Too*. Wed, M. Sol. to chairmen, woathor I. around just tho cor- Pro-Toon by Mrs Edward Sixot Ihirfee, nor. l« MPOU * m AM. Tenafly, Got tho 23.98 tyko. roady for it now and Mr*. Edward by Pramuk, Tea- thorn *-«k oufitting in our cuts SAMI DAT S P.M. neck. inow.uit. and logging. Mt, o|| winnor. • .. . for wormth ns matter hard wind, WESTFIELD how tho JUMBO Six* The l nmn- PRINTS blow or tho flio.l Eluabeth .now and the Union t Expoiurat Westfield District Councils of f* ensembles • Davaloppd 'Catholic Women tempi* will hold a re- 1 ' and Printed 49 gional workshop at St. Michael (ID Ol BABY CRIBS *. TODDLERS CAMIk Oct. Elisabeth. 22. An officers' 4.vkl*A-SrMit.J •syo and Oirli from 16.91 workshop and pastor-moderator mIM c.l.r All Color AvoiUblo b SINGLE BEDS Processing committee in! *ttly or coot workshop will be held w»«f«Kt«t •*•*». Youffc addition ti««. |4a # fwlHy Style NOW in to the 7-14. standing '• Newark Eaat Side at Kelon Mali. 2 pm. The have PRICES SLASHED ON NEW OCT. Peacocks a schools 3 BUNOAY. 4 busy Any wishing to join the Call MArkat DePaul at Bayley-Lllard. 2-1000 2 p in week will coming up. They Ire in league this year should contact Queen of Peace at Immaculate. 2 PLYMOUTHS P m the Middle Eastern College Ath- Mrs Thomas Gantly at 353 Wil- A KNOn Valley at St Mary‘a. 2 p.m HOTEL •St. Joaeph'a at Pope Plua. tournament 2pm letic Association at low Dr., Union, or call MU 6 3569. Alir«T W STfNDM. Kmereon at St. CeclUa‘a. 2 pm lona, Oct. then will visit The is CHRYSLERS Demareat at SI Mlchael'a. 23, St. league open to all organ- 2 IS pm Dividencd 1,1959 St Joaeph'a lack op funds It for no obstacle. Banquet Roomi Available fer Newark CYO Schedule for '59-'6O All Occasions e Open Daily writs, DIRECTOR OP VOCATIONS Your Pleasure 1 OCTOBER CHerry l W Or. .4 IN Elliekefii. 14 Boy Scout Sunday N. 1 FRANCISCAN FATHERS S— Moderators' Workshop, Jersey City 19 23 Hudson County Pilgrimage to Quebec ONI OP NEWARK'S RESTAURANTS CYO Center •m m 20 Archdiocesan Spelling Bee contest SERVINO THE ULTIMATE I. HeDee S'® Registration closes for Journalism MARCH InA. All l»»Ji mliij ot4m. HOLLIDAYSBURO per PL Course * Girl Scout Sunday AIM’S I ALIO PIZZERIA O ■ S-J* Journalism Courses Located 13 County basketball finals on car. Bloomfield and Clifton Avee., Newark 1* Charter return 1 application date 14 Deadline, oratorical entries 0~» Eleci frmm Sacred Heart CafS.dr.l 24 Opening. National Catholic Youth Week, wa ORIeINAL i 20 Archdioeesan basketball semi-final*. * IST. TRIE o OPEN DAILY Stort from Hie bottom THE Holy Hour at Sacred Heart Cathedral at Essex Bergen, Union at Hudson (ST. TRIE NOVEMBER OPEN DAILY 27 Archdiocesan basketball at finals Un- up . . . with new car- 1 Closing, National Catholic Youth Week, THINITABIAN ion County SWISS CHALET Banquet and FATHERS Archdiocesan Senior Catholic Youth Convention from 2g oratorical BRIHM'S. off.r County contests peto on to at Jersey City CYO Center opportunity young man and of Grammar restaurant boy. APRII, „ „ Wedding * hool and School Deadline, March of Talent entries 4-g High to bocomo Archdiocesan oratorical flnala at Ber- a or a Brothar RAMSEY, N. J. TrwfA, Circle prla.t t-IJ Marth of Talent, Broodloomt In tha county contests County with Last- Trinitarian Ord.r. Lack gen of fund, no lmp.dim.nt. 1112 Convention, National Council of Cath- 4 ing beauty Deadline, one-act play entries COCKTAIL LOUNOE olics la Youth Serving Honest value Agencies, Kansas City 15 Deadline, contest entries prices 12 essay 14 Convention, National Council of VOCATION IS Opening, school baseball leagues THREE CROWNS RESTAURANT DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. Catholic Youth, Kansas City IS-22 County one-act play finals •ox H3* SMORGASBORD • 3742, Ba him Opening, basketball leagues Vtilt our NEW RUG ora 8, Maryland | 19 National oratorical finals I*l* LUNCHEONS DINNERS —- March SELECTOR ROOM . . •ttowiimwmjaitwituimi of Talent, archdiocesan 24 . lIWM UWUBtMUMmx— finals, Catholic Committee of Scouting Ban- Esse* County Show room open Tuea. quet MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY and *• Journalism entries, Hobby Thurt till 9. Deadline, MAY eeeDeeeeeei Never Show entries Enough Missionaries! • Bergen County track meet of DECEMBER Plenty parking Viiif 2 Announce county winners essay DOROTHY DENNIS l# ll Archdiocesan Hobby Show 2-S Archdioeesan one-act play finals MISSIONARY SERVANTS An Attractive Restaurant Delicious Meals M Announce county Journalism Serving St winners 7 Archdioeesan bowling finals; Union Joseph’s ILixabeth 3-9872 OF THE JANUARY County track MOST HOIY TRINITY meet 414 NORTH BROAD N. J. 1 Esse* County Snowball Dance STREET, ELIZABETH, at Scton IS Archdioeesan Youth Rally Roose- Shrine at Closed Hall I'niveraity WELCOME velt Stadium, Jersey City Saturdays * Announce archdiocrtan >eoeeeeee»ee>eo>4ee Journalism win- IS Announce archdioeesan Stirling, PRIESTHOOD CANDIDATES essay contest ners winners BROTHERHOOD THE ROUNDERS RESTAURANT CANDIDATES FEBRUARY 22 County Council conventions New 333 North Broad Jeriey 1 Street Invites to Deadline, Spelling Bee 30 you enjoy in Writ* Father entries Union County boat ride (upcrb Matthew, M.S.SS.T. 12 Hudson Elizabeth, N. J. I Track Meet at Jersey County JUNE Trinity Mlulent, Silver Md. City Armory Flanders 1.1100 Prime Ribs of Spring, • 1# County Nights of Beef U Champions l*Mrt tad I County Spelling Ben contests Cleaning 27 Per ReserveHoe, CeR CODe. Opening. Day 1-4541 - Camps Repairing ten. Rem. 17, Parorw- N. J. 14 THE ADVOCATE October 1, 1959 S* n r » AM North Catholic Jfnty Institutions . , St, Cecilia Alumni Hold FRFE ESTIMATES Pope Predicts Planet Shot Plan Reunion Dance ’ ROOFING & SIDING ENGLEWOOD The second House UA L f#d* rj 'Open A Ah.m n for annual ~' reunion dance of the Campaign n >'\ A J**oVl ASH CANS • MATS • SOAR ROUSH • BROOMS BRUSH • ft A TRIUMPH IN • LUXURY AND WAX SRONCES • RAILS COMFORT! • TOILET RARE* • MORRINO EOUIRMEMT TCRMS ARRANGED RARE* • RARE* TOWELS • CURS 278 Wayne Street Jersey City, N. J. 95 NWmm 14471 ' nil I CASH FULL I MICHAEL J. HARRIS a price. 1 CDMGfmvm- ISTASIISHED I*t| Sc and HIGH LEVEL fabulous buy Wo mado ROOFING pasting on EXPERTS result are 1. so are llmitod SHEET METAL AT HARRINGTON PARK you.you Thoy HURRt- CONSTRUCTION HURRY! HURRt! fO* CHURCHES. SCHOOLS and institutions Al Typ. Wfap PREMIERES A DISTINCTIVE NEW MODEL *45 NEW POINT ROAD H S-1700 lIIZARITH. N. i. "THE gallcollect Ml 2-7960 LEXINGTON" 2-STORY COLONIAL OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY EVERY DAY CRAFT k • FREE HOME TRIAL S# will bring this mechine to roar home to •«. end No try. ro.t, no obUgition. Fro. DECORATORS Fashionable Haningfon Park suburban living finds perfect Drllrrry. Anywhere expression within 60 mile*. M-r INC % of lovely LONGVifW, exclusive new of CUSTOM OBAPtBr community magnificent VACUUM 221 Are. Sprlmfisld MANUFACTURES modern homes located in the chnrming country club sectionof Bergen Niwark STORIS, Ink. MOMI _ COMMtRCIAt County Here is the ultimate in refined environment and INSTITUTION UN 4-6020 convenience for families accustomed to the liner things in life. Nearby ore Harrington Pork's modern schools, oil houses of worship, shopping centers, smart country clubs CLASSIFIED and excellent transportation with 30 minute to New York bus from Doodlina for Clatsified commuting provided by the property. Ad* Monday 12 Noon In this incomparable setting, LONGVIEW introduces UST ORANGE* N. J. . RIDGEWOOD The of NOW LEASING FOR Lexington", n masterpiece architectural beauty, custom JANUARY OCCUPANCY styled for spacious comfort with 7 large rooms... 2'? baths 44 SOUTH MUNN ' WnM AVE. AND entrance... 3 twmsize . foyer bedrooms. finished family room BLOOMFIELD ? car full basement... garage ... plaster walls... poured SACRED HEART PARISH modm concrete foundation hot woter ion- PARKING; AMPLE .., heat. . and a host of other CHARMING SETTING nM&msas „ h m* ; ln *">* "r <•"»<" Hon. tlla kltrhan. nook. TV quality features lfeai.wssL. room and gs •Parlour llvina room with firrplara *Z T 0 r ir ,N nr .1 rhoarful ', 'SK* Hadrooma, ampla rloan OPEN II M *TOTt> Tr7 i'P *f ~ privileges ftlh.ooo BkLiaC6us~AhtlCL4Ea $27,500 aSepisk: MARGARET MIRNIR THE MIRACLE SHOP 5?: **rrr. to 314 Road. OXBOW 7 3401 $29,990 n.JUSPJ1 PAI,L c bnaF Rldaa Lyndhural PEX.- ST RiU wiam.i ing activities on XOOEIUI one level. BESIDENGES The lower level STOP DREAMING! START LIVING 1 comprises a 19-foot- an L j long recreation room, a fourth in the bedroom which can also be used ENIOY AUTUMN ALL as a room or IN ITS GLORY! hobby den, more closet COLONIAL MANNER space, a utility half- AT BEAUTIFUL room, bath, large storage area and gar- age. There is a guest closet on LAKE the TRANQUILITY main-entrance platform. Preakness Valley Estates AN is al- DOVER*NEW JERSEY so two offering other models: a side split level and a front-to- back Get That "Extra" Vacation Bonus Now! split. The 97-home develop- b ment is being Uk« kamatit. constructed on tranquility pimUitn ata or a anjoying a»tra Tatallam fully-landscaped lots one-third of tha toll in Ika midtt al throughout autumn* tpland.r-picnking, an acre and larger. The homes, tithing, hiking, kaating, at*. . , . priced from' $22,500, are being WHY NOI YOUT “Why itp chase l*reuhness erected on located ttatvm acreage on Valley Valley Road, between Preakness and the introducing the second ** Ave. and Ratzer tune tee a hotne Road in Wayne bauyhi •®, Township. Rosenblatt says he is seriously Bob tells how he considering a development for BELLWOOD Capozzoii picked the older people as his next under- second home for his wife and five children: He believes taking. the bi-level is colonial ranch flexible enough to appeal to the "After in a small cod in Lodi for nine married living cape years, we young couple with chil- with railed hearthlireplace * 1 and got some clear ideas dren largo living room pretty about what wanted in our seo- while still offering some we ad 2W bathi with 4 ipaciooa bedroom! * and i your ond home. vantages to the older And after a lot of chose couple. doing looking, we 00c of choice ol colored ceramic tile, and Vanitory * Mall •UY NOW the new front-to-back at Prcakncss Estates. bower matter bedroom • splits WHIII PRICI* • adjoining Bani|Oet-aiird Valley with One of the dining • kitchen boilt-in things we were for was ARI lOWI room Extra-largo . . . looking bigger rooms. Lake wall oven. broiler and cotmter-top range . . . Birch We liked Boasts particularly the big playroom on the ground level be- cabinet! • Finlihed recreation room in mahogany f cause with five kids Start Your and you need lots of indoor play space for bad Vacation Again! paneling * Folly inmlated weatbentripped weather. • Electric eervlce with Enjoy Ink# Tranquility’s Many Sports • Copper plnmbing 100 Amp. rlrcoll • heavily wooded loti • City “In Nrw super highway breaker! Foil acre our old we recreational activities thi* home, really missed a room during LAKE and lor. having dining i TRANQUILITY an I# At and right 10* Anda.ar Anda.a. an 517 scientifically kitch- g. tail ta Lok. Ironqoility. planned ens. FROM HUDSON COUNTY toka Tonnala Ava. Routa to 3 to Routo 46 to Al turn Notcong. Nations tight on 206 to Ando.ar, Andovor 101 ot go l on 317 to Loko Troi quility. Cardinal's Pastoral Valley N. Y. OFFICE Reveals Open Mon. to Relic Theft Conveniently doM *o 3 centers, 5 Fri. Mill THIS COUPON shopping schools, 3 but lines to Paterson and New York 10 NOW! WAHSAW City. to S. (NC) - Cardinal 11 W 42nd MODELS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Phone OX Sf. Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, 4-9874 loko Tranquility, ln«. CA 10-1-39 revealed Rhono. that a gold and silver I S»h. 1934 (Suita 1936) reliquary relics of II WIST Now Yotk containing Now York J». N Y 42nd St. 34. NY. Messed Wladyslaw of Gielniow, CHickoriag 4-0340 1 Noma patron of Warsaw, has been stolen loka fhoao: ■ Addr.it from OArdoa St, Anne's Church here. 3-3344 ■ City Cardinal N. i. Phono: I Wyszynski issued a (Phot* Print) Wthator 9-7300 I pastoral letter stating that the theft I wai just one incident in a wave of recent thefts and pro- LAKE fanations. TRANQUiLiTY He appealed to the faithful to * become vigilant in full ANDOVER NEW JERSEY pro- SSSm price $22,500 Side Split fuU $23,500 tec price FrooMo-Bacic Split full $26»000 ' ting church property. price 16 THE ADVOCATE October 1, IMS OPEN MONDAYS TILL 9 P.M. Just 100! Athem Hustler Tues. A Wed. 'til 5:30 P.M. H.O" TRAIN SETS Thurs. & Frl. 9:30 until P.M. io.es Saturday 'til 6 P.M. Value 4.99 Closed Sundays! b( lnri.Sn Mv.tri.l iwitrii.r mtim. U« nbMH. 11 of *m. Lope. |l« p«. curvud track. Hurry, they'll move IwH Toys, Third Fleer pric **’ —”"7 u,w'*’ oo ' c, rn of Sup* Sel # _ |rf WUlvlu * ■ . g\*«t-»-*L 45 Specially Selected 246-oz.“cans PINtAPP'-t lU'Ct Quality Produce DeKflht 43‘ H*orY» 216-oz.cans 33« to". FRUIT COCKTAIL 30-ox. ii,». New Crop 57~~ 246-oz.cans OCEAN SPRAY VEGANIATO 5r1.09 12c off NESCAFE e CRANBERRIES o'*• S*“ 69 CK. hs nch. \ - Vou'U love 03. lb. ea. „.d. S8 SS»-ee TOP QUALITY MEATS 27 North for year* famous in J*rs«y th* finest meats lowest pricesl FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Whole, quartered, cut-up Maine White Rock Only th* finest quality th* lowest possible prices World's Finest Quality BROILERS IMPORTED & FRYERS DANISH BUTTER e ,b 71 Imported from Italy “A" Brand U. S. Choice and Bottom Top PROVOLONE or CACCIOCOVAL ,b99< ROUND ROAST Packed fresh daily by P/B imported haBan Grated ROMANO or PARMESAN 4-oi. bag 39' Oscar Mayer Genuine Scandinavian imports lb. SKINLESS FRANKS BOND OST or GRADD OST 79 Jones Dairy Farm DELICATESSEN LINK SAUSAGE C 4 gj] Sliced DANISH PORK 10INS CAPPICOLO Shop Packard's Famous Seafood Selections for: Italian-stylt Fish Stick.-, Mustek, Pooled A Deveined Shrimp, Langostinos, Genoa-style ITALIAN SALAMI Jk Chowder, Steamer A Little Nock Clams, Crabmeat, Soft Shell Finnan Crabs, Haddio, Smoked Whitofish and a host of others. • « IRII 1 1 I i : « :
r :<«) t '-(a) * :(p> i ishhmsnv marriage and Then wouldn’t medal, $4 small 10k gold- YOU listen to the Sisters and Eor vertising and its resultant as a wouldn’t YOU this reason, the more severe effects means of entertainment. filled medal with chain; $5 large easily understand what they told of upon our young The you the charity of Chris- American girls see a nun'a life,' people. prob- These two silver medal; 10k functions are not al- tians and the merry of lem is $lO large gold Christ andtheloveof God? more will more Ihe they turn away to’ becoming and more ways filled medal. separated, but when young the acute and is Ih< more inviting things of this one of the basic are old " ’ hnu Cut out this people enough to marry, help, miniontrie, lo column, pin your ' rttch ,ouh world. causes of juvenile _ waywardness. Sees Smaller Unions their dating in the foreign sacrifice to it It necessarily must be mniionr is and address to Another Is that It to note the regarded argument no discouraging as a toward Fulton J. step mar Hlshop Sheen, Na- Pleae Send in deplorahle increase sex On help. to girl would stay the convent in crimes rlage. the other the any offering you can, tional Director, Society for the hand, for when in our major cities. 13 years she is larking The wonder Hurt Labor Law more or less casual dating the per- is Propagation of Faith, 3M by R«v. Edward F. a vocation. Many priests of it that a greater crisis in mitted to Garoacho’, S.J., Prws. have) teenagers who can Fifth Ave., New York 1, or to said that superiors will either re- and criminal wanton- have no serious of depravity mar your diocesan director. G. thought has Ry Msgr. George Higgins The Catholic is no ness not in view Bishop nage, must Medical Mission alize that there vocation developed obviously be for the Board Martin W. Stanton, 31 Mulberry Director, Social Action SCWC and advise a of the movie Department, sake of person to return to industry's "spread | entertainment. A 8 West 17fh Sfr**» St., Newark 2, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Dept. Now York 11, N. Y. the else God will of filth." Tim* slone will t*U whether would world, or give seem* to me that this be II are F. you responsible par- William I-ouls, 24 DeGrasse lh« the n*w labor r*(orm law li as them grace of a true voca- Unfortunately, too many par- a strong argument that legisla St., Paterson. tion. ents ai Ita or Either way it seems incredi- believe it is unrealistic to good proponent* say as tion with such an effect runs ble that Sister Luke could "police" their bad as ita critics made it out to somewhat basic or offspring In regard counter to our would !to movie be. However, is that go on In such conflict for patronage; others, thank my guess principles of social ethics.” it will to "As I understand he auch a length of time. j God, love their children Saints of ultimately prove have It," con been overrated final disagreement We salute as a solution to tinues, “the Church teaches My lies in Dan Herr for his col labor and that the that unions morally the fact that non-Catholirs and umns which tend to enlighten racketeering are neces- The of able in Week substance sary In the stale of uninformed Catholics were Catholics respect to their present labors' criti- economic It would to view this. It's bad enough some choice of film fare. organization. proper Sunday, Oct. 4 St. Francis feel the cism of the act not follow that every worker [tf people way they do about Paul Thuring, of Assisi, Confessor. Born in IM2. •fc will prove to has to be unionized, but when runs. I'm pretty sure when some Jersey City. died in 122S after founding Fran- have been major obstacles par- are put In the INGS-MINDED PE( ciscan order He was Inspired by tially Justified. way which keep unions from lova a of poverty and spent his » The best sum- growing and deprive workers of time alternately preaching to mary of labor's the very necessary protection multitudes and fasting in desert immediate re- unionism ran give, the situation solitude Received on hla hands, action to the Is not developing along the lines fret and side the prints of the law of Catholic * new was social teaching." five wounds of Christ. published in the My correspondent does not say Monday, Oct. 5 St. Placid —and neither do I— that the Seripps Howard chain of papers, and Companions, Martyrs. Rom new labor which favored its enactment. reform law will in s In Rome SIS and at 13 became a evitably hamper normal growth These paper* reported that. In Benedictine. Fiv« years later a of legitimate the opinion of organized labor, trade unionism he monastery founded was over- He merely that if and to well-established unions will be says run by barbarians who killed the extent It hurt very little by the new law, that it does so, will !him, his two brothers, hit visit- be that much tougher going is In open to criticism from the ing sister and some 30 monks. point of view of sound store for weaker, small unions social I Tuesday, Oct. S— St. Rruno, ethics. and those trying to organize non- W*^ l Confessor. Born in Cologne about union workers, and that the prln The new labor reform law li j 1030, founded Carthusians and cipal result of the law will be nol completely objectionable To tlA*' died about 1101. to 3* ON speed industry's flight from the extent that it succeeds in If!# ON WATCH IT GROW! Oct. 7 of Wednesday, Feast to the Ih* North largely unor- eliminating labor management the Most Holy Rosary. This feast i ganized South. racketeering, it will be a great also commemorates St. Mary of |Tco Count Tout boon to the country and to labor. " a feast Victory, instituted by I THINK this analysis of the But If in curbing such racketeer Oct Pope Pius V in of effects vs by^tbe^ memory a probable of the labor re- ing, it interferes with the normal a will Mu victory by Christians in naval form law to be sub- Wtu 3? prove development of legitimate unions °»AVV battle against the Turks stantially This it will ,NT accurate. opinion do great disservice (o the ««r f &haristic It on conser- OOAi A YEAR Thursday, Oct. St. Bridget is based In part what cause of organized labor and to ocr of Sweden. Widow. A member of vative, liberal and middle-of-the- the economy as a whole. the road ON INSURED SAVINGS Swedish royal family, she papers are saying about the was born jEongrtsß In 1034. She married probable effects. The Wall Street ASSttSOVtK $50,000,000.00 Prince Ulpho of Sweden and they Journal predicted, for instance,! Vrt'n lSt JTrti Internationa] Esrhi had eight children before sepa- that the law will “make union! Daily Masses HATIOHAI. fijtic Congress which will bt held rating by FIRST mutual consent, she to organizing more difficult.'' in Munich in 810 1960. Oho religious Following listed -.A»® found the community of St. Sav- are eburchee with i: CONVENIENT OFFICES The Washington Post, In Ut* pays 4 of this tour in- an morning weekday Mata highlights specisl and iour he to the Tho Advocate would welcome eucb join Cister- article staff Ber- p dude mrrvUrx c st the Obeonv by reporter hatinca from other paitora. MACHINIA6K cians Passion Pis held nard Nossiter, prophesied that mergaw 7, only WEEKDAYS &■YOU Friday, Oct. 9 8L John Leon- Main and Straat* because of the new law, “Or- Barry ©oce retry ten gin, snd stops in •t Patrick * Pro-Cathedral. Washing ard, Confessor Born in Lunl, (on fit. and Central Ave„ Newark. 12 19 n«T Qpan 9 to 4 daily-6 'III8 on Monur Lourdes sod Rome. Included in the ganizing of the unorganized, PAini p m. 3% he other fa- tour rste of $1,330.40 Tuscany, Joined with which has not kept pace srt with M Alov situ. M Fleming New- ANTER^IK CA.IPPSIDK PARK |42-d*y 11.44 CVOWI*® mous men of the cen- ark. am. hotel sccocnmodsiions, transporta- holy 16th the growth of the labor force 740Andtraon Avanua in M. Bridget a. 404 Plano fit . Newark (he tury restoring Church disci- * tion, meals, snd since Taft-llartley, 12 10 SAVINGS, savings sightseeing will be p m ON TOST 9 to 4 daily-6 to 8 on tenners of pline and converting sinners. St. John’a. 24 Mulberry fit New- Opar Friday sn e*[jett AAA tour slowed even further.” . tool ara. 12 15 Conductor. Founded the p.m. OCOONTS TIANICK Consult youi local club Congregation of St. He said this means “that the Mary'a Abbey Church. High St. *2SPOO Cadar trsrel counselor lot full details. Clerks Regular of the Mother of near Springfield. Newark. 12:15 pm* TO Lana at Larch Avanua largely non-union South and the $lO Sacred Heart. 7g Broad fit.. Bloom God In 1609 FROM kVa to and died at age of 60. field. Opan 9 4 daity-6to 8 on Friday great mass of unorganized white- 11 30 am. Saturday. Oct. 10 fit. Michael'a. 70 rroaa fit. at Market St Fran- workers will collar fit . Patcraon. PAURADCa PARK stay outside 12 noon TRAVII DIPARIMKNT rti Borgia, Confessor. Born in St. Patera Grand and Van Vor*t union ranks until organized labor 253 Broad Avanua m) fiU Jersey ('tty. 12 03 P m . 1510, became a a Jesuit,declined with ' NIW ilßtlY AUTOMOBIII CIUR comes up new Nativity, 311 Proepert M. Midland 9to toB on techniques 4 dally-6 Monday Cardinalate and was chosen " Park. 12 noon Opan third and fresh appeals i *aacept Saturdaya 1 I General of the Jesuits. I 114 Ay*., N»w«rh 1. Ni. Died at THE ST The New York Times and other Ferrara In SAVINGS INVESTED 1572 llfl.- 1-1400 i : Independent publications have I FIRST | I SATiOA/fL RANK BEFORE THE 10th OF I published similar reports In i M*o»* »*nH Information I I rn« on recent days. HAZELCREST EVERY MONTH I ttoo Pvchoriiti* Tovr Q • OFJERSEY CITY EARN October Intentions NURSING jgfc DIVIDENDS PUai* »ond Information A WKI J,IN FOR MKD I m# an | print The Holy Father's general •ttlOf HOME FROM THE FIRST (uropoon Tour*. □ with years of experience In both intention for October is: work 'chancery and Catholic soc- 60 HAZILWOOO ROAD Pariah missions ial action. In a recent Car. WilliomiM An MUM MICE letter, • l>icommunism
in think more and of Af- more the with the gregation of St. Ottilien Catholic Federation of America, mission.” i Sister M. Frlicilas Francis, Trenton; St. for For- concord and charity which is rica.” These er* work of the Peter's, the words of missions. •'The ur- held at Pius XII Riverside; St. Joseph's, eign Missions (which conducts Pope High Mother Martin. for HOBOKEN A religious for Camden; Mary Medical gency a moro qualified per-i St. Paul's School here. Assumption, Syracuse; St. Jos- Abbey, Newton I. of who sonnel with a nearly 50 nearly all Missionary Mary, feels deep supernatural years, spent eph's, Named Seton Other Not Newark’s Syracuse; St. Fran- Hall officers are Stephen J. that It can be done by life is essential if we leaching children, Sister M. Feli- starting are to com- cis, Tkach, Wilkes-Barre. Gloversville. N.Y.; and St. Pa.; and this October bat the citas of St. Francis Convent AOH Communion to dedicate the great evils that threaten here Francis Home, Oswego, N.V. Head Simon Siranec, Elizabeth, vice St. Benedict’s died in Biology month to Our Blessed Mother and Christianity." suddenly the convent Breakfast Planned presidents; Method Balco. New to St. Theresa of the Child Jesus It is reported that members Sept. 21 SOUTH ORANGE-Dr Nicho- Sif»ter M. York, secretary; and John Maxima NEWARK The 16th annual Malik, Indian Mission of the “Slaves of A Mass for the las D. DeProspo has been the Immacu- Requiem repose named I.ansford, Pa., treasurer. CONVENT A Communion breakfast of late Heart of Requiem Mass the An- chairman of Seton Mary" are solicit- of her soul was offered 22 the Hall Unt- Thank ful for Aid Sept. was offered for Sister cient Order Elected to office in the ladies ing funds locally M Maxi, of Hibernians and Msgr. for “St. Bene- in St. Francis Church, after Thomas W. Cunningham, From a ma Garrity at ladies suxiliary were Mrs. John Stanton home mission in New dict’s.” St. Anne's Villa auxiliary will be held Oct vice Ben- Bishop Many have thought this which academic has an- her body was taken to president, here and Mexico comes word of Saturday Sister 25 at Hotel Robert Treat ya. Perth Amboy; Mrs. a grati- was an appeal for St. Bene- Maxima, after 8 nounced. the Motherhouse of the Francis- tude for who taught Our Petronela Krivanos, At timely help. Rev. Davin dict's School, which at Lady of Grace a m. Mass in St. John's Church. Dr. Bronx, Preparatory can Sisters of Syracuse for bur- DeProspo has been a facul- Arlington School, N. Y. both vice V’on Hasol. OF M , that is the Hoboken, until last June, Speakers will be Rev. Hugh t says not case. ial ty member since 1917. He has presidents. will make Bishop Stanton in “without your These died Sept. 23 in All Souls Fitzsimmons, of St The district to generous assist- individuals are from Hospital pastor Mi- also delegates voted Daughter of the late been a premedical advisor on Francis app«al behalf of the Society would Morristown, its ance we not be able to “St. Benedict's Center, after a short illness chael's, Newark, and James Kir hold annual pilgrimage in Cam- and Jane McSaul Berg for Seton Hall in addition to his for the of Utica, She Propagation of the operate the school bus for bridge, Mass.,” was 80 win, vice consul of Ireland 1960 in honor of SS, Cyril and long. which does not Sister teaching duties. He holds Faith M. Felicitas was protessed mas on Oct. 4 at St Steph- As it is The daughter of the J. Roy Methodius we are taking 72 children have Church approval. late Thom Fastow and Mrs Mat- ter's and doctorate at St. Mary’s Cathe- in the Franciscan Sisters of Syra- degrees from **’*. Arlington, Rev. Adrian A. as and Bridget daily to Sacred Heart Academy They have also Mahon thias Hunoval Jr are co-chair- New dral, Trenton Rev. Michael J. been re- cuse in Garnty, York University, Maine, pastor. April, 1910. in Waterflow obtain In she joined the Sisters of Chari- men. Churak. Holy Trinity, Perth where they ported selling hooks various her found in the order He Am- During religious career she itself. Bishop Stanton Is ty of St. Elizabeth boy, deeply a Catholic education.! part* of North in 1899 and will be chairman. thoroughly Jersey. Before was grateful to Father and principal at St Francis for Maine was professed in 1901. “Our hall is purchasing any such religious progressing nicely. six and also to the other pastors of the years taught at St She book. Catholics should had been a teacher of the all of the be sure Joseph's, OSSERVATORE Archdiocese for their Practically finishing Hoboken. She returned Romano, Vat coopera- upper grades in: St To Hold it carries work is the of a John's, being done by the Fa- imprimatur to St Francis two lean City began tion la making these appeals j years ago as Our daily, publiahing thers and Bishop. Paterson; Lady of Workshop Brothers Victories. with what a teacher in the first in IIWI. possible. help grade Paterson; Sacred Heart. Jersey our Indians can in give their off Other assignments included St. City, and Our Lady of For time. We Grace, hope the hall will serve Teachers of Deaf Hoboken. A She is survived NEWARK A for teachers of deaf will Wedding Reception by a sister, workshop the be St. Mrs. Sarah Walsh of Boston, and sponsored Oct. 4 the Mt. Carmel LINCOLN Benedict’s Plans by Guild Apostolate a niece. Sister Marie Olive of St. for the Deaf at guild headquarters, 99 Central Ave. Seven- Aloysius High School, Jersey City PLAZA HOTEL Hotel ty student teachers who volunteer their Supply Cos., Inc. services to the guild s catchetical J*vr»«l So.. Jersey City. N. j Serving Catholic Library Expansion Louis Karolczak schools for deaf children will attend the Institutions, (schools, provided camps, workshop, it was announced by BLOOMFIELD A Requiem • OltnifieO teneuet Rooms hospitals, NEWARK A convents, etc.) $60,000 program to expand Rev. John P. archdi- (It to ftt) library Mass for Louis Karolrrak, 9 E. Hourthan, leen lfourihan, Monmouth Reach The finest of prime cut* meat*, pork, lamb, veal facilities at St. Benedict's ocesan director. • Superior Cwitino poultry, Preparatory School has been Liberty St., was offered 26 and Helen McDermott, Newark. and Sept. ® dairy product* for 25 Msgr. Joseph A Modeef price* year*. started, it was announced Rev. at St Dooling. arch by Philip C. 0 S B Valentine's Church here • Hoover, , Coreful ottootion to details diocesan director the We deliver In N. J. headmaster He died 21. of guild, will anywhere in our own Sept. ftione speak on the guild's Bridal Consultant truck* Surviving role in the refrigerated When in are his wife, Mrs PRINTING completed November, the new community. Aids CAli o* WIITI ro* early library "Visual in the FURTHER INFORMATION Sophia Karolczak, a son, two quarters will provide room for Special Education Oldfield 3-0100 and Program” will HARRY F. MURPHY WEbster the brothers, three sisters, in 3-1500 school's collection of 23,000 be the of Sister M will be divided topic Florita, Ample Parking Spec* into a reading eluding Sister Mary MarrianaJ 71 CLINTON ST., NEWARK 7 * ou,# 17 books, one of the largest Woodridge, N J. prep Missionary Sister of the Sacred Air Conditioned room, stockroom and an office for Sayreville. fhon*i MArket 3-2831 school collections in the Heart from Estimates cheerfully state. Trenton, who has given the library staff headed by Rev. Much of the collection is stored worked with the deaf (or Benet W. Caffrcy, OS It Mrs. John Lookc 25 at present because of lack of years. HOBOKEN Installed will be new seven- The funeral of space. A panel workshop for new Visit Beautiful foot high shelving, fluorescent Mrs. John S. Cooke took place GRAYMOOR teachers will discuss with orientation lighting and reading tables Sept 29. her son the cele- THK LIBRARY will be moved to of volunteers to a accommodate of catechetical I*s? its 70 students. brant a Requiem Mass. He is ML9IIMAU SIASON from present single room on program A second for p.ancl, ex- diVideiwJs Shelves for displaying periodi- Rev Edward T Cooke. Our the first floor of the main school TiijM Lady perienced examine June teachers, will from 7 October cals and an exhibit case will Queen of Peace, Maywood, Mrs Sundays through 25 to two rooms in the base- building practical solutions to classroom affording be set up. Cooke died Sept. 26 DIALOOUI MAIIII 1141 ment, almost double the problems through 11, 11, Also group dy- original Father Bonet, who holds surviving are her husband, space. The new quarters a namics COHMOOIONS 11 A.M. TO | P.M. John S Cooke, another master of science degree in li- son. a Panelists will be members Novana to $». of Anthony, Sormon, Bonodictlon -3 brary service daughter, a sister and two broth- p.m. Fr. Gannon to from Columbia Uni- the special education department •< the lltiud Speak ers. tipeiltlon Sacrament aftar 12:45 Man versity, is assuming new duties tilltp.m. of the Newark school system: ORAYMOOI la I a.laa a aril, For .) PaaluAM. aa Construction Men as librarian. formerly n. Y. ba*t ». aow He taught Mrs. John la., **••• Reilly, Mountainside; » ,w Cafataria NEW YORK • Rev. Mrs. Justin 0* laaCari. Park,., a,Hm *4a Robert I at Delbarton School. He will be >lcAphon Edward (rM Deacy, Newark; Kath- • HA Gannon, S J., ROSELLE—The Util VI 1% superior at the assisted by Rev. Christian Cas- funeral of Mra. Part AatAa.*, In Taratiaal 41at A Ilk Anaaa, N I Jesuit Missions L C I 41 la f,|| - House here, will per, O S B , who is doing gradu- Bertha McAghon took place TICKITI at WINDOW 17, laaaa Uaaa ON LAKE MOHAWK Oia,«w at 411 pm. be the work 1 principal speaker at the ate in library service at Oct. with y Mas* In Wlataaala Requiem 7 5350 la Naa call MArkat . Jar,., 1 7000 (PaWia |a«taa) YOUR 10th annual Communion Rutgers University. St Church break Joseph's here JOSEPH F. MURPHY Par fartkar lafaraataa arifa* of Catholic The school's book Widow men of the con collection was of the late Me- SAVINGS JusUn tt. Oaarllaa, *. A, real estate insurance Irayaaa, Prlart. Oarrlaan I, M. V. 2 atruction It be the work of Rev Mat- industry. will held largely Aghon, former commissioner of s M ts It > M VI V |tl II |>| ms lalaakaaai OArrliaa 4-M7I Oct. 16 at Hotel aft- thew Hocbn. O S B , who died in the U. S Mediation and Commodore, Concilia- PARKWAY « UI9 9 er a.nt. in 1958. Father BOX Mass St. Agnes Hoehn, an author in lion Service, she died Sept 1041 • j Visitors well ?*. N Welcome Every Day os os Pilgrimoqc Church. Sundays his own right, was school librar Mr. McAghon of was one the re- lan for more than three decades. cipients of the Rerum Novarum SAVINGS INSURED I ACCOUNTS OPINfD IY THE Medal of St. Peter'* College. UP TO $lO,OOO | lOH EARN PROM THE lit LASTING Stirs are two MEMORIALS iving sons, tnclud ing Rev. James St. Thomas CCD A. McAghon of Toronto, three daughters, includ- a 5 To Hold Book Fair ing Mother Ursula, R.SC.J, of CHALICE BLOOMFIELD The Confra- New York, brother, a a si*ter, -p or ternity of Christian Doctrine of and 15 grandchildren. DBA ik CIBORIUM St Thomas the Apostle Church