PREFIGUREMENT OF EUCHARIST Soldiers Attend Requiem Sappleineift to the D^yer CathoUe Register Of Would-Be Infantryman N ational National Otkland, r j» f — An honor write (3T send get-well cards Section Section guard of Infantrymea terred to him.” a^paUbeiron at the Requiem More than 3,000 U,S. infan­ trymen around the world re­ THE Man for Timmy Heart, nine* sponded with letten and year-dd leukemia vietlm who cards. He received a "com- wanted to be "J o t a plain old miasion" as captain o f the w a lk ^ aoldier.” • honor guard at Port lUley, Tlie boy's iUneu came to Kans„ and the 30th Infant^ public attentlott when bit at Port Sill, Okla., sent a spe­ mother, Hn. HiHred Mean, cial medal Inaoibed: "Hmo- REGISTERj (Name Roistered in the D. & Patent Oftlee) wrote to the Army Tim« t ^ M ean— An Outstanding new^per of hit pUj^t and Walking Soldiek.'* MsW iR OP AUDIT RURIAUnUMAU OP CIRCULATIONS hit amUtlon with the request: Before the deluge of maQ n d i Paper N Onuwetw) with NCWC Waihtnftfln Kews Heedeouten tar Rs Own Lessetf Wbe, Bm B t Owe *Tt would make him the hap- the lad lapeed into a coma. SridBl SerriM, tutlifhmi Ntw* S tr r im , Mlwiion SorleM, ktfietaue News Pbotse aad NCTO natare SerrIe* 'I piect little boy in the world if He did not regain conadous- T hw rs^y« M arch 24, 1960 siome real aoldien would ness.

'•SB r r PAPAL DELEGATE TELLS SYM POSIUM Church in America Does Not Wont Privileged Position Chicago.—“I feel that it is a true interpreta­ SPECIAL COmriSSfON E8TAB U SH B D tion of the feelings of the Hierarchy and of Ameri­ can Catholics in general to say they are well satis­ fied with their (institution and pleased wi^ the CANADA AIDS LATIN AMERICA fundamental freedoms enji^ed by their Church," O tta m a , Ont — Canada’s nurses, teachers, and aodal heart to lia Latin American Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi. Apostolic Delegate to Bishops launched a program to woriters. brothers.” help the Church in l^Hn Ameri­ In addition to urging Catiio- Lut October the Bishops re­ the United Slates, said at a session of a Loyola Uni­ ca meet tts tremendous prob­ Uc educational institutions to leased a report that showed that versity symposium discussing “Leo Xm and thet lems. accept more Latin American more than 1,000 priests, re­ Modem World." ' ' “ ■ ‘To golds the efforts of Cin- students and to foster ex­ ligious. and laymen from In commenting on Chiireh- \ ada’s 7,788400 Catholics In changes of student aad teadter Canada are sorting in 20 Latin State separation in the United JE8U8 TEED8 5,000 MtHACVLOESLY the plan, the Hierarchy ^ b - groups, the Bishops asked that American countries. [N(^C Statea, the Delegate said that llahed a Biihope’ efforts be increased to contact Radio and Wire] U. S. Biahopi and Catholk THE IH E U E OF THE BIASS tc fo r the for His gifts. He did the seme at the Last for Latin America, which will Latin American Catbdlc sto- Americans in general believe I fourth Sundiy tn Lent is one of Jew, the Supper, and the Canon o f the Mass, b^ttmlng help set up a national office dents attending Cadadisn non- that the freedom enjoyed by ' v M tn a l Joy th st sh ou ld fill th e h esrti o f th ooe with the Preface, is also essentially a Oank» to be known u the Canadian Catholic colleges and nnlve^ their .Church “is to a L ^ e ex­ 1 h are draw n closer to G od th rou gh L en ten giving bleeaing aald over the aacramental Bread Catholic Office of Latin Amer sltia so that they will not lose tent retponflMe for the expan- , p n d k ee o f dcrO ftoo end eeH -deniaL P rom the and Wine, the iriiole acrrlce being therefore lea. ‘The office will be estab­ their interest in the faith. don and consolidation o f the ft e w ord of the Intnft, ‘H ceU re” (R eU ee), known as the Eucharist, Ia , "tbankiglving.” lished ih this dty in the bead- St Francis Xavier's Unive^ Church in this great country.” I th e S n aday is k n ow n as L aO n re Sunday. S t Matthew in his aecount o f the inddent quartets of the CUnedian Cath­ AnUgoniab, NB., w u “Whether they ronain a mi­ To these periupe worn and tried by.’ tbe says (xlv, 19) that Jesus "blessed and broke the olic Conference, which b simi­ asked to fnmisb hdp in credit nority or become a majority,” I lonten fast, ^ (Se^el o t the Mass (John tI, loaves, and gave them to His disciples, ind the lar to the NCWC o f the United union and co-operative move­ be added, “ I am sore that |l-U) pictures Christ mineuloBs^ feeding a disdples gave them to the crowds.” He b n ^ SUtes._____ ments. CathoUe Americans will not <4 5,000 penons'-with fire lo m s and two the loaves st the Last Supper also, and this VOLUNTEERS Mass medis of communica­ jeopardize their cherished reli­ fitbee. TIm words used to deecrihe the actions symbolic adtion is such an important of the TO GIVE AID tions and educational institn- gious freedom in exejumge for at Jeeus afe remarkihly like ttioae oaed hr Els Eucharistic Sacrifice that the H w in the Canadian piieets and quali­ tions were urged to help Canada a privileged porition.” “grow dally near, in mhvl ind I tnstitotfon o f the Sudurlst, and putpoeely ao, Apostolic Church wu generally, called “The fied lay persons will be encour­ The ArcbMahop spcAe on aged to vdunteer their terv- for He intended the ndracle of the loaves to Breaking of the Bread.” Distribution of the Leo'XnTs concept of liberty I prefigure the sacrament of Soeharist lorrei and fishes by the Apoetles indicates the icea, colleges and aniversltlee Georgetown Alumnus and on Church theory and prao- I *When He had givn thankB,” we are told, share they and fiidr succeators would have In will be asked to accept many tice in regard to Church-State I Jfaaaa dlatrOnted the loaves. That la. He redted the edministration of HJs tacramanta, the moct more Latin American students, over them a prayer, bleaatng and ( M glorious of which is the Eucharist and lay b en ^ ctors will be Nomd U, S/Senotor Archbishop Egidle VagBossI Leo XUfs concept of liberty, urged to donate tangible goods, Salem, Ore. — Hall Stoner the divinely prescribed form C A m oues asirAfir l o y a l t o t a i t h sneta as traniporUQon equip­ Lusk, 76, Justice of the Oregon be said, has been put into prac­ worship.” ment. Supreme Court, named by Gov. CHAJTGE A RM IE8 tice in the United Statu from The sad‘fact, said the Bishops Mark 0 . Ibtfield o f Ore­ its beginning.' He pointed out that the two IMPRISONMENT OF BISHOPS “it that there are today some gon to fill the nnexpired F a th er R ob ert Arrow “ TJberty Uadtr G «r^ he Popes also said, however, that, 167,000400 CatboUci In the U t- term of the late Sen. Rich­ smith, SJ. (left), and F r> declared. “U an axtou tint alt^pnf^ .the. Church deems it in A m eriou continent^ or ard !>. Nenberger until the No­ titen Robert T. Becka. 8J. sigpJflu American freedoiu wrong to place the various GIVES CLUE OF RESISTANCE about 30 per cent of the Cath­ vember elections. Is an alumnus (ri^ t), were ordained in Tokyo u most Anerlcaae Rader- forms of divine wwship on the of Georgetown Univerrity. He Is by CardinaMedgnate Peter Ttt- stum It. To this sym pttb^ Hong K o n g .T h e -ptUCB catad the fullnoM o f hia priestly and distortions.” olic popnlation of the worid, same footing at Catholicism, also a member of the Knights of rao Doi, Archbiihop of Toyko. observer, it sp p ea rs that llen n ^ven by Rad C h t n e a e Ufe. It is tragic irony that he Meanvdiile, in other parts of with only 85,000 priests to en­ the Church does'not condemn Columbus. They both served in the U.S. Americans reeofniae that dm- thiMB rulers who, to gain tome E.(alMald now be accused of work­ the CommunlA world, Blshope sure for -them the benefits of Icourts to B idiop Jam es arin^ forces sgiinst Japan, and dience to the laws o f the Cre­ Falsh, IS I f, m l B ishop Ifr ing against their interatts.” were convicted by Red courts their religion, that is, about Bom in Washington. D.C., in great, good, or binder tome 1883, J u s t i c e Luak attended now tb ^ are serving as ndesion- ator is essential for true lib­ great evil, allow custom or li^ n s Sung, 8J ., are regardw .In Boston, Cardinal Cuahlng in Czedio-Slovakia and Yugo- nine end one-half per' cent of all the in t^ world.” Georgetown Prep Sdtod and ■ries in Christ’s army. erty. usage to he a kind o f r e ^ o n fnd: “We can tee in Biahop flavla and a- priest w u sen evidan ea of th e con tin u ing Georgetown University and its Father Arrowsmitb, from Loe baying its place in the state. Walsh the modem martyr fenced to jail In Poland. 46406 CENTERS “They acknowledge that those Itadftaaee «f C hina’s C k lM fci IN NEED OF PRIESTS law school. While studying law, Angeles, jumped u a para­ iHwce courage li .bom of a CZECH BISHOP JAILED who bdd posts of dvil authority “Thia, in practice, the tb d r C om m unist rulers. If distancee and communica­ be served as secretary to (3)ief trooper with the lltb Airborne Chriit-like spirit of charity.” Bishop Ladlalav Hlad was represAt (}od Himself, in ac­ Church will not Int^ere, B tsbop W slsh , form er tapo* tions difficulties are taken into Justice Seth Shepard of the Dis- Dividon in the liberation of G «M nl of tbh M ai^ oU In Harytaioll, N. Y., Father jailed for nine years for “anti cordance with the words of St. and hu net interfered, in accoihit, they added, an esti­ tridt o f ColumbU Court at Ap­ H a ^ in World War IL Fatiter Paul: There exists no aiiUm- leeal litM tiees where the sep­ |PatbiK a and th e la st U B . m ts- John F. DonovaD, M.M., Vicar state activities” in CsecboBlo- mated-OtMlOO centers of popula peals.. He left Washington in Becka, son of a Los Angdet hy except from God and those in m ain land C hin a, w ho General of the Maryknoll Fa- vakla. Bishop Smiljam Okada aration between Church and tlon are entirely deprived of 1609 and practiced law tor a doctor, served aboard a Navy who exist have been ^ipointed Stale may be consideTed the tberi, said of Bishop Walsh; “If of Skoplje, Yugoslavia, wu : b een u nder a m e t in Shang- the preeence of a priest Noting year in Butte, M oot, then moved attack transport in the Pacific by (kHL’ And u long as this s i n e e 19SS, w ae acntencad love is a crime, then be is given a suspended sentence af­ greater aad mere geaeral that Latin America’s population to Potland, Ore. & became a Father Arrowsmith w u received understanding of true liberty good,” he printed cot a o years In JalL H i th e first gidlty. If allegiance to hia ter conviction on charges of 11- into the Church while nnd»> will probably retch m400,000 justice of the Ougon Supreme prevails, America will be Justly “In considering freedom u o f M aryicD ell priests in Church Is a crime, then he la lepl foreign currency transac­ going b u lc training in the in 40 yean, they tald:'“ We must Court in 1637 and was its chief acclalmad u th e land tim applied to le lig im belief and , h e bad bean tlm fo r SO guilty. tions. In Gdansk, Poland, Fa army. agree that letin America can­ Justice in 1948 and 1950. free’.” worship., it ia wall td remind But before mllliona of peo­ ther Wlodzlmlerz Gutowski re­ n ot on its own, recruit and ple Inside China and before the ceived a three-year prison term The- Papal Delegate noted oorselvu,” be s ^ “that the Biibop Rung at Shanghai wat train the clergy it needs.” that both Leo Xm and Pius free world,. Bishop Walsh is one for allegedly opposing secular- very concept of complete sepa­ demned to life impriaon- ‘The program wat launched XU. held that “true Ubuty is more victim to C^ommunlst Uoi Utic Instruction in schools. ration bstwem Cbitrdi and with a campaign of prayer, in exeidsed only when a person State is a relatively moilem FROSTS SCOHNCED which all Catholics were Invited accepts and pracUou wbat la idea. to redte a special invocation, true about (Sod and His law, Ic- • Thirteen rhlnsee priests w oe by which an indulgence o f 200 “Even tome of the largest Sven prison terms along with cording to the dictatu of reason Protestant denominations were days may be gained with each and Divliie Revelation.” Rung. They are Fathers redtation. born.mit of stricter and more The two Popes, he said, taught ■thus Chen Cbeb-min, Mat- Once atsured that the needs nationalistic interiffetatlon ri a that “only in the Catholic Chang Hsi-^hg, and Vln- of the parochial ministry, educa­ close relationship betwees re- Church ^ to be foimd the full Chu Sbede, SJ., mhA 90 tion, and good works have been ligjOD and the d vil power.” measure, o f rdigtotti troths and (NCWC WireJ ; Father Louia Chin L » met here, the Bisbope pointed , SJ,, 18 years; Jesuit Fa- oat they will urge tome id their ^^neent Chu Hung-eheng, priests to offer their s^ ce e to tM el Chen 'Hen-hiiaiig, Frafr latin American dioctiet for a Dates for Cardinal it jal Tsai Chnng-hsien, and Aloy- time. These prlects vriU always Wang Jenebeng, and Fa- have “as their fun dam total, ea- ’ John Fn Hoebou, 15 years; sential task the training of the ither Joseph Chen Yon-tang, youths o f the country for the Consistories Are Listed U years; Father Sylvester priesthood and lay apoetolate.” Vatican City,—The seven nsir only recently letnmed to Rome. Hsoeh-fan, 10 y u n ; and The Hierarchy urged religious Cardinals, includjig the first Thu be hM nritber received John Id Shlh-yn, ,^J. orders and t e c ^ inatitutes of Jipanese, the first ^ p lo o , and the red had, nor been aaslgDed John Cbl-tae, five years. lay men and women to send the first Afripan N c^ his titular church In Rome. to the office, will be “oeatsd’* Hsof leag ibimim feu more of their members to Lat­ TITULAR CHURCHES In the four traditional consis­ at the trials may mean fw in America, eepeelally to found The titular cburdin of the CJUtDIMAL AMD ADEMAUEJR tories March 28, 90, and 3L severe meesores agaiart boepltala and s p ools. Lay volun Cardinals—which ^ve e id i one They will be formally named la Red China ta the iteen were aiked to join in the CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER o f Germany personal pastoral jarisdktim aau fatm e. Blsbep James Walsh Bishop Ignattu Rung 'effort eepedally thoea who are is shown above being greeted by Clardinal Spellman in Cardinals at the aecret consis­ In Rome—are to be aieigDed at -K------tory ri March 28. After being a final secret coniistuy im­ Ftdlowing Bishop Walsh’s New YoriL Chancellor Adenauer att^ed Mam in the private chapel m the Cardinal a few hours after his arrival In the officially Informed of the Pope’s mediately following the pnUic and sentencing, UB. Sec- action at derignated plaees in consistory at March 31. o f State Christian Her- United States, en route to Wuhington on his way to Japan: LISTENING IN Rome, the new Cardtaiala will Among the new drarriiu announced in Waahlngton, The Gdnnan leader went to Washington from New York to confer with President Eisenhower and other UB. leadot on q>end the next day receiving being designated titular onu kC. that the UB. ia making the visitors. are tbOM o f Sant’A ndru delle poeiUa proteat” An Astonishing Shrine of Mary topics to be taken up st the coming Summit meetings. The red birettu will >be Fratte, wbqpe the 19th-century The Redi called Biahop V^faiooi famous ipparltions at Our Lady were of Mary in our own and Immediately preceding placed on the heads of the new apostle to the Jews, Al{rfioou Falifa an “imperialist spy” and the subject of Lirteniiv Is in the Feb. 38, 1900, generations. Cardinals at the semi-public Ratisbonne, wu cwverted fol­ that he “tame to ntin» edition of this paper. The title of the article Anti-Semitic Intent consistory on March 30. Ike fol­ lowing an apparition o f the with r^Hinai sp^- was Mowy VisioM of Oar Lady. Treated were iowing d u the Pope will place Blessed Vtrgto; Sen Giovanni UB. imperialist, to rmtaa Our Lady o f Guadalupe, who appeared ora LADY or Of U.S.S.R. Exposed the distinctive broad flat red dei FTorentini, o f yideb St Dter-revolutlonary 'emer- near M c^co City to an Indian, Juan SfLUYA, LfTHOAfffA hats on the Cardinals in a public Philip Nui wu rector in the airangemenu with Diego, in 1531, and left a miracle im­ New York.—Germany’s Chan- ment, and at times our federal 17th eentniy; and SanrAndra Our listing o f these apparitions b u brought consistory in SL Peter’s Basl to UDdermlning the Chi- print of herself u his rough cloak when ceUor charged that the recent government.” n<»« della Valle, wbou duoe la the she sent him to pkk some unseasonable us correspondence that t ^ of another great anti-Semitic outbreaks in his At the same time. Sen. Thomas people't revoIntloiMry Receiving the hat with third largest in Rome. I ** roeet and take them to Bishop Zummaraga; Our Marian shrine, that o f Our L e ^ of Silnva in country were part of a smear J. Dodd (D.-C«m.) charged in litbuania, a devotiiw that deeervts to be- the seven new Cardinals wlU Cardinal Marella w u adied- The Reds accused Bishop Lady of Lourdes, who appeared 18 times in 1858 campaign by the Soviet Union Washington t ^ t the U BBB. is nled to be »«tign*H the Church «Mse well known in America. The Enighti of the (Neatest fount of anti-Semi­ be Cardinal Psrio Hatella, et setting himself firmly to St Bernadette Soubiiens at Lourdes, France, to “drive a wedge between the of SanfAndm de^ Valle; Lithuania. Council 96, Holy Ckou Church, 1622 German and American peoples.” tism since Nazi Germany. whom the Holy Father made a Communism and the where many uffldally accepted miracle curee Cardinal at t^ secret consis­ Archbishop Luigi Tra|^ Vico- have line* been worked at the site of .the ap- Leo Street Dayton 4. Ohio, have aent me a book­ “The spirit of Germany to­ In a KMXN) analysis pre­ pie, undo* a plan, waked tory (d Dec. 14, 1958. Cardinal gerent of Rome, SanFAndm paritiiHu and the ahrine has become one of the let dealing with the devotion to Our Lady day,” 84-year-old Konrad A d ^ sented to the Senate on the wave by “UB. apy Jamet E. Marella, nho w u Apostolic delle Fratte; and Arehbiabop most famous qwts on etrtii; alM the visions of of SUuva. Mary hu made her power felt auer said, “is far from being of synagogue desecrations and ralih.” Nuncio to France, followed the Joseph Lefebvre of Bourses. Msry at Banneux, Belgium (1633); o f Our Lady in that shrine r i^ t In the midst of Com­ anti-Semitic or Nazi.” He ac- other anti-Jewish outbursts, the The Communists said that munistic Interference, and it Is Interesting to knowleged that there is a ‘min­ SenatOT declared that “the tradition o f remaining in Paria France, San Giovanni del Flo- of Fatima In Fistngal. to three children in 1917; renttnL King and bia U code- note that the ahrine antedates all the other ute minority o f neo-Nazis” in Kyonlin has cmiducted and is to receive hit red btretta from were convicted o f nu- the appearance of O v Lady of Knock (County the President of France, aad 'Ike other d iw ch u choeen Mayo in Ireland, seen trj 15 persons near famous oou we have listed above with the ex­ West Gomany, but pledged that conducting today an anti-Semi­ military and political tic propaganda strongly reminis­ for the new Cardinals are: SanP tin gable gf the riiurch, 1879); the vtstons of ception of that of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The DO harm will come to the Jew­ ’ treaaon against state. ish citizens o f Germany. cent of Goebbels and Streicber.” Antmio in Via Mernlana, Arcb- Our Lady of the Miracnlous Medal in 1830 to Kev. John C. Jutt ia the author at the booklet Huge Marian Devotion Senator Dodd wu executive bisht^ Peter Tstsuo Dri of Canfinal Spellman deacrlbed Oar Lady of Siltaa, published by the Knigbta ef Democracy Consolidated Catherine Laboure. a novice of the Danghters counsel at the Nuremberg war- Los Angelu. — Some 80400 Tokyo; San Gioacchino t l Prati, ,”abfurd” the charges of o f Charity of S t Vincent de Paul, to whom the Lithuania, 366 West Broadway, South BoeUm 27, M«m The Chancelior also said that crimes trials in 1945 and 1946. Catbolks of the Lqs Angelu Arehbiabop Bernard Alfrtak of ” lodged against the 68- orl^nal Miraculous Medal w u given by Uie ap­ UaryfcnoU Bishop by democracy has been consolidated “We must make p e o i^ uode^ aru are expected to take part UtredU, Holland; Santa U ula parition; o f Our Lady o f La Salette, who ap­ The booklet says; “Much bu been said and in West Germany, but added that stand that anti-Christianism goen in Mary's Hour in the Mano­ al Mmti, ArchbiAop Thrfh» j. imlea. He said that the peared to Melamir Matthieu, aged 15, and Maxi written about Lourdu and Fatima, but very “followed a erde! pat putting democracy into practice with anti-Senitlsm, u godb rial Coliseum May L Cardinal Santos o f Manila; Son Ftaneaoee min Firaud, aged 11, and said to them: “Unless little about a place which was eqiedally favored “seems to be a difficult thing, nett goes with totahtarianiam,” Jamu Fruds McIntyre, Arcb- a Ripa, Bishop Lmlan Bn- o f Communiat perteco- the world repents, it will perish.” This wu in by Our Lady almost 250 years before Lourdes u you cap see from the debate he said. “ It Is no aeddent that Uibop of Los Angelu, an- gambwa of Rutobe. Tanganyika; 1846. wu.” Tbis shrine is antedated among the famous (on dvil rights) in the United the two great godleu move­ DOUD^ that the theme o f the and SantEagenlo, Moasfcgiur b one,” be declared, “hai All these visiou were officially examined ODM DOW on earth only by that of Guadalupe, States Senate.” Re appealed for ments of our tinw, Nazism and devotion will be “Onr Lady of Antonio Baed, Vatican Seentaiy .more devoted to the Chl- and acceptod by the local Orareh autbecities Mexico. American “tolerance and under­ Communism, should both be the Miracakiu Medal, Light the of Briefs to Princu [NCWC psopte, to iriiom he dedt as gamine. Th^ {sove the personal Intareet to Pope S—Cobaan S) standing for the German parlia­ vebemenQy anti-Semitic." Way to Christton tb ity .” Radio and WireJ T H E REGiSTER

)I nS ^ Studying Cause of Priest ( N ^ 4 Y n . ^ H n MmpAi Phiuips I t Uivslta^ Who Volunteered to Die I LmW'WM------fM KaMi- jjjjn * KHiaFHKIESIII » m. mmtSffSoiui W-3MA Vatican City. — The Sacred Blessed Marguerite, bora in Congregation of Rites h u of­ France in 1620, laid the founda­ Flowcff of Our Lady ficially introduced the beatifica­ tion for her Congregation of r«r 3»M f* bMtM MBna atatrt 92 tion cause of Conventual Fran­ Our Lady of Montreal by open­ flootn Mm«« y high of the Society of the Divine WWAl. tho Old Tostamont: "Whotevor tooriftco thoy offor ranking Church offkiaU. Word, w u born b Haarlem. nr hUtfBdit* aril* •< print, and neither is allowed to SlrMMr N VwMma oat la to bo aooaonod with m H." (Lovit. ii, 13). Tho comment on political or other CENTER FOR REUNION Tbe remains were placed b Tbe Netherlaoda, Oct. 16, 1806. SrinlMW awHian, a a Chicago.—The BenedicUne up a reunion center in Chi­ a new oak-wood co ffb made by b 1946 he w u named Ardi- «*. I. W eM W iua ______jnoening Is that o Chriatlon doot not offor moot, current problems. No Cathrilc Honkf of St. Procopiuf’ Ab­ cago, wbera tbouunda of Or­ memberi o( tha Cologne Kolp­ bUh(9 and appointed ApoatoUe TKI nANCIKAN MISIHNuIr aueh oa ahoep and goeta and ^ullocka, ea woa done Hawthorne's Daughter bey, litle , HI., have atarted thodox CbristiaDS dwell. ing group and pUced (or public Delegate to South Africa. He stomm OF m lAcatt a new phase of operations in The center ii to begin oper­ veneratioD b front c i the altar, Uter became Apostolic bternun HtAIIT or JESUS hwllt y*M| In the Old Teatoment; Im offera himaelf. Aa St. feul Started Home’s Order their activities of tbe aposto- ations at once. where they will remain untlj d o to India. mat sf 17 M U t» wrlfi hr aeid: "Offer sp your bodiea ea e living aecriflee, ClevelsDd^A $300,000'fed late for reunion. The Monk/ March 27. On that date, follow­ An ApoatoUe Delegate U i n * i* « Ilk n IriM SwklM, era! loan has been awarded the have Uken over pouesaion of Papal representative b ■ coun­ P w J*T «f ClwrttT. WcIM Mi Birth Control ing a Pontifical Masi celebrated atv. a>*tlH' SuMrier, lecreted to God end werthy of Hia acceptance" Cleveland Diocese to help pay a former Ruuian Orthodox by Auxiliary Bishop Joseph try havbg no regular diplomatic to t the lOOhed Holy Fami^ Church on Chicago’s near IT . TUHCM Houtnar. (Rem. xii, 1). The aeit here meena aecriflee beceuae Clinic Deniod Fercbe, the casket will agab be relation with the Holy See. I*n b . HiiiiMri Home, |i,000JX)0 iaatitutioD for nortbwut aide. Here they will tranaferred to the original vault there la h i ua e principle of corruption. Incurable cancer patients. uUbliah a reunion center for (Hucago.—The Cook County It wu expected that more Tbe home, dedicated the put their special work of bring- Hospital denied a request by S e rv e th e June, it operated by the Serv bg the separated Orthodox representatives o f tbe Church than 40,000 K oipbg members ants o f i^ lle f for Incurable to unity with tbe Catholic Federation of Chicago (Protes­ from all parts of the world St. Peter, who heard Our Lord speak these,words, Cancer (Dominican Sisters of Church. tant) for the establishment of a would come to Cologne b pil grlmaga groups to pay tribuU Sacred Heart the Third Order), founded by Ever abce the founding birth control clinic. develops the idea of sacrifice in his first Epistle, saying to tbe "father of Catholic Rote H awthorne Latbrop, years ago of the apoatolate Dr. Karl Meyer, bead of the journeymen,” u Father Koipbg AS A RELIGIOUS thot If Christ Who wos sinless was salted with the fire convert, daughter of the writer for reunion at St Procopius’,}pii Owk County m ^cal inititu- it often called, and to pray for Nathaniel Hawthorne. efforts have been made to ut tions, said that the hospital has BROTHER of socrifice, so we must be solted with self-denial. DO room to set up a clinic for bis beatificatioa "Christ's mortoi nature, then, hos been crucified, ond persona who are not Uf. Bora at nearby Kerper b Dr. Meyer reaffirmed a recent 1813, Father Kolping learned IF YOU: • Are a High Sched gradoate and you must offer yourselves with the some intention." The Questions and Answers action o f the bospital’f own tbe thoemaker’a trade and later tweea (he ages •( 17 and 36 Christiijn low of life is to submit to the fiery cldonsing. medical staff. It voted against entered the aembary. He w u • Have geed health and are able Lesson Taught by Incarnation tbe cUnic suggested by tbe ordibed in 1846. He died b wOUag to de elerkiL donestk, « By Linvs M. RioiMN, Pr .D. After the fall of man, God Cologne 4, 1865, tochaical trades Planned Parenthood Association. * Desire to aem the Sacred Bur could have pardoned tbe of- Wu the Incarnation neces- Ihreugh Uve and reparatien We keppen to Hvo (n o world whoro solfialiRtis •aey? (enM In any of several ways. He SOAP BOX ORATOR Tbea writs to: could have granted a simple par­ ond lovt of Hit dollar la highly veluod; our Mighhers Tbe Incarnation, whereby'the Second Person of the Blessed don or He could have accepted REV. VOCATIONU DIREGOR ero iota intorestod In tho idoo thot "U fo is worth liv­ Trinity gsaumed a human nature any work of ezpistion on tbe Priest Requested Coffin C /0 Voice o f • Brother,' SalMte Merle 4, DUnola part of man. Furihem ore (Sod ing" than thoy ort in the idea that "Life is worth to effect the redemption of tbe human race, w u not absolutely could have willed ziot to restore *Do you have a delayed vecatlen for tbe Prieathoed? hoving." Wo who hevo boon cellod to Christ sonnet neaeasary b itself. the humeo rcce to the grace that Be His Final Sermon Write Fatbu Svperltr, Dehon Seahury, “AU my Ufe,” Father He- had been loat London. — A Dominican Great Barrington L Naas. entwine our hoorts with tho Crucified Lord unless wo Nabb w u quoted u saying, *T Enjoy Nawre'i ENERGY drink: The lacaraation would be­ p rin t revealed how Father have preached, and when I •olt our preyors, our novones, our oasittoned ot come oecessary if God de­ Vincent McNabb. O.P., Lon­ am dead 1 wUl still preecb. manded that adequate satiafec- don's famed street preacher, Moat, etc. with Mcrifico. And if thoro wore o bettor 1 wUl preach even with my Jesuit Tea tioD be made for tbe aba com­ called him to hU room on the tbe Languoge laa run Mt. MM* a liMwi M Sm A dead body.” ploeo to tend aoertfica than to give it to tho Holy mitted agaloat Him. (aod did de­ eve of hU death in 1943 and tmmiu cM*hrM«4 n muMh M M AM A few hours prior to hU M SMklMl Hnw m i SlilA iivwiHn cree that this adequate repara­ left instructions ao that hU Feflior to help support 135,000 mlsaienoriot—wo m ism ov ■IMMI , * * mm * M lUt 'JaMI tion be made, and so tbe S «bod coffin and funeral would have death Father McNabb speci­ of L 6 T**,“ bMAr *Mw« M TwU MM*. SMUi fied to Father Doneld Proud- would rocommond rt to you, Afrlco, Aslo need aolt •Mm. ii MIim Mnw, iMi OtMllM, Person of tbe Trinity became the effect of a silent sermon. Won’t you help Fatjtor- tnam • tuBii M MifrtM taS bm*m man to pay the price demanded mao. O.P., that bU coffin be George take care of na •>-«nd tho aolt la your soerifico. *MI>MIS a. S. hiillian m 4 (AtMM** poor Indian gtrli and boyt km i«M*M^(4 “SMiri'i by divbe will aa the ransom of placed on a builder’s truck. • ■• MracA M ." ta4 fw A* •‘Wmh “Let down the aides, put me —even if yon can eeM 4«r*M ItMT M ImA SmrtU MM«"- man from the effects of sin. only a few pennies? Ww ftlll air Mriiw tl, «4 nmtm ttm i on the beck and put on either |H*1M MMlr M k*M. Was the Inearaatlen fitting? will pray for .you during GOD LOVE YOU to Miss D.F. for $50 "Our Lord hos side the two eeats out o f (he Lent TUK t OtPORTERS , The locin u tlon was moat fit­ garden. Let tbe acolytes sit been very good to me in 1959. in addition to mony other 121 N. Broad St,—Box F-f| ting because it.resulted b a Phlla. 7, Penna. there." dose union of man with God's Fether McNibb alio speci­ groces ond blessings, I hove just received on increose in love and through the Incarna­ 2 To help you take can ot your Uttk fied that hia coffin be square- , Indian aUdren at St. Joeeph’s en-' salory. In order to express my gratitude to the Sacred tion the divine mercy, juftice, ended and of plab wood. “Go • closed find $...... Classified Ads and wisdom ahbe out before gel a tape and meuure me J NAMfl ...... Heart for oil He hos given me, 1 would like to give said the eyes of man for all ternity. u p" he toft Father Proud- Ovr aM nu M: • Apoaias ...... CliiMnail ad« run taiottah bu St. Augustbe exclaims of the •I. M m M iMbn amount to the Society for the Propagation of the Foith. KUAMr vditloai. Th« n u llU Wc p*r man. IncaraatioD: "There was not a actw*l, ehMntoftalfl, word p*r twu«. HInbnum 11 werdi; Father McNabb’s religious aeutti Oakata ■ ...... cm r...... zoii” iTAfi . . . to J.L.M . for $5 "1 gove up my afternoon snock for It faur or nMro eooMcuUva Iwuot way more fitting to heal our art wod. tho roU U TSc ptr word superior permitted a plain one month. Here is the sovings!" . . . to J.L. for $5 por tMU«. Payment muM aceom- misery. coffin but would not let the How w u the lacarnstlM (It- uay aU ord*r*. Ada rxotvtd on body be taken for burial in om sixteen yeor^old and promised St. Jude this omount Honda)' wUl appear In the Uiue tb g to God and man? printed the foUowtna week. an ordinary truck. The Incarnation ia the beet if he granted o speciol intention. I hope your good works Father McNabb w u a fa­ THSTaUCTtOW" way conceivable to manifut miliar figure in London (or ore kept up In these londs 'thot need so much," . . . to LKAKN WHILE ASLEEP with yOur God's wisdom and goodneu. But recorder, phonofrtph. DetilU free. about half a century. He wore more than that He receives, ,M rs. C L . for $15 "This is holf of my weekly pay check. Reoearch AttodiUon, Bex a4-SV, hit white Dominican garb al- TURN Olympia, Wathlnaten. through the Incarnation, perfect most everywhere, and made a In Thonksgiving for the mony groces 1 hove received, it M iaclUANioua satisfaction for sin and at the point of walking to all bis is for the foreign missions." OM Catholic hooka, mafa. needed. ume time He spares sinnbg SlMen Nunka. Box S7, TIko, Britlah man. Thus the Incarnation ia P A T R O i r e s s London engagonenti. how­ riMemrini WeM ATiica. Money ever far. He w u one of tbe aliO. See bank for M.O,______ideally suited to the ends of The Sacred Con^gation God. moat popular soapbox oratm Prleetleea Rankin County Ntedt your of Rites is preparing a de­ in London's Hyde Park. You should be color conscious vrhen it is o meons deaetlon for 6t. Zudt'e Hlulon. As far u man is concerned cree that will name SL Louise Father Retd. Box IIM. Jackson t, the Incarnation makes faith de Marlllac the univem t patron of proyirtg for the 1,100,000,(X>0 pagans throughout the MltHnlppl. Conenixertion Rite APRIL 23 TO MAY I PAIUSUIONERS STARVING. Pleaae more certain, for man can be­ of social workers world. Let your eyes know what your hand is doing when eand donatlona. Man »Upenda, per­ lieve with greater aureness a Tbe 17th-century French nun To Breok Tradiflea m it ehedta. Father Senphln, St. God whom be can see and bear Vatican C it y . — Although Ask M. Juto, "D m $MM «( Dm W *i- Xavler'a Home. PuUur, IrUualakuda, helped St. Vincent de Paul fw twik totoyMC-aMKIfesla you soy the Rosary. As your bond move? along the beads So. India.______and is like to men b all thmga found tbe Daugfaten of Charity, there h u been no official Vati fto N«iiMIeod Sbru »f M.Jvtoi) itoer. CAN CELLS) STAMPS BRING IN uve sin. It excites charity, for who hive been engaged b ex­ can announcement, it h u been of the World Mission Rosory, your eyes pick out the color HONEY for eur lodUn HMen. when men see this stupendous tensive social work and today learned from reliable sourcu •A 6IFT V IL L II SENT TO THOSI TAX-e (Cdmaton I'l, 2‘a, f t not wanted.) instance of divine love, they are that John X Xm will canonize INC FART W TNI tO LIW HOVEHA. of each decode and bring to your mind ond proyers the Pleaae Mnd cancelled atampe to number about 43,000. HOLY ROSARY MISSION. Pine fired to love in return. Under the guidance of -St. Blessed Gregory Barbarigo b HARK FETITIOW , F lU IN. CU F ANO HAIL pogons in the different mission larxis. Enclose your RM(e, South DekoU. On the the other hand the In­ Louise de Marillac. the work of tbe Arcbbuilica of SL John Dm * Putu* UcCto«: PIm m sites ay pstlilus M are ikt Nuiinal OP iNTiaasT TO woMin carnation removes man from the Daughters of Charity took Lateran May 26. Swlna sf St. JuJs in ih« eaning Nsrsnti request for a World Mission Rosary with your socrifice of Cike Decoratlnc SuppIlM. Free ceU- evil by giving him the sense that whatever form the needs of The canonization ceremony _ | n e l s y w M ____HufrUwrl*!* __R*h»n te Soerenenli lo(. Del Key Guild. ITS GuUd B ldi, his nature, shared by the God- charity dictated: N un bg the will be tbe first to take place .Psse* si MM _.Canv*r»lan a* RvKia _Th«iliM ivtM $2 and we will send oneto you. Venice. Cam.______FlnaMlal IH als „W«ri4 Pmc« man. must never be fouled with sick and plague-atricken, teach­ outside St. Peter's Basilica b I autosa $. - soHOwamtt ing tbe igoennt, caring for more than two centuries, b fa* rt>a GwailM Saainan SatUiaa F «4 sin. by teaching him the great P1a«u tanj (uTKiVaiM ai St. Jv4t (•*□) Ytar (040) Yairstf 7.80) POEMS WANTS for miwical Kt- 1741 Pope Benedict XIV eatab- tint and reeordlns. Send poenu. penalty that w u paid (or the orphans and the abandoned. Tbe 300th anniversary of the llafaed St Peter’i u tbe place Cut out this column, pin your socrifice to it ond moil Free examlnaUon. Crown Huakc offenses against God. and by A44r*ii. Company, eS-WT Wett Stnd Street, freeing him from pride and pre­ death! of St. Louise de Marillac for all canonizations. Since that New York ). 0*T---- it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Notionol Director of the sumption. When God became so and St. Vincent de Paul U being time canoniution and beatifict; Z o n a. . S*«a . . STAMPS UAH. TO: NATIONAL SHRINE OF $T. JUDE Society for the Propogotion of the Faith, 366 Fifth Ave- bumble u to assume man's celebrated this year. St. Louise tioD rites have taken place IJM DIFFERENT WORLDWIDE lowly nature, bow can man died March 15,. 1660. and $ t there, with the exception of a Stamp* ai.SO; Veined trer aU.BO. . nue, New York lx , N .Y., or your Dioce^n Director. Uahranai, Box S. Xenoeha M, WU. glory in pride ^ V b c e n t on Sept. 27, 1860. few?beatificatioiu. T H E REGISTER T $150,000 Gift Mor« Moi tf on Plotohor** CMlorta St. Louis, Mo. — A gift of t»Mi any ottior laxativo LISTENING IN $150,000 to the 150th Annlver- tary Development Program of fConttWi«d From Page One) TELEVISION St. Louis University w u given MATIOM CONVERTED Father Kasakevicius w u made Catholic pas­ by the Brown Shoe Company. A to correct constipation tor in Siluva. A wooden church wu built, iSTKAPOSTniTE T O CHURCH 1 2 5 1 toUl of $18,000,000 is being but w u far too small for the many pilgrims who O FIXf sought in the initial five-yur Lithuania, a country of S l j t t SQuare miles, began to viiit the place. People had beard of tbe Priority Needs phase o f the uni­ I “conatituent republic of the US^** and a aosicnm iRy In children of all ages apparitions and o f the finding of the cherished versity's long range develop­ fonner Baltic republic, first accepted Catholicity image that w u now put above tbe main altar. I ■! t ment program. In 1251. when King Mlndaugas was baptized. On the F eut o f the Nativity of the Blesaed Vir­ Continual attacks and pUUgingz held b a ^ the gin, 1829, according to Biahop Valanciua, more development of the land, but the foes were fin- than 11,000 persons received Holy Communion Nowl Life Insurance aUy defeated In 141& at tbe church. A much larger church, built in The firit church wu built in Siluva in 1487 1681. aerved for nearly 140 years, when in 1786 Birth to Ago 80 in honor of the Nativity of Mary. LutberinUm a new stone diurch wu consecrated. A magnifi' and CaMnUm tried to gain control and the cent Chapel of Our Lady of SUuva. to which Utter held oo ontU 1629. In the meaftime, Cath­ many pilgrims i l o A w u begun on tbe spot olic servim were atill being held in 18H for where the aiqiaritions of Our Lady took plm . the poor people remained faithful to the True It wu completed in 19H The altar wu built Chuieh while the nobles toyed with heresy. over the r o ^ on wfalfii Mary had been seen. After 1960, the C a lv in ^ persecuted the Tbe tucceuive Bisbopt. in whose diocese CathoUcy and used extreme means to make them UM K t TOVl FlUl CiriMII SUuva Is, sou^t Papal approval of tbe cult af| MOVIE STAR IS NARRATOR aveii SUM a leaoiN to roes Fawir turn Protestant Many churches were burned, Our Lady o f Siluva and obtained i t Rich in- latroOttetWY Offer. Asever (Imt t and many others robbed. JANE WYMAN, HoUywood'and television star, quMtloai on ■ plain stece of paper dulgencu were granted. With Papal pennlesion, and mall wlUi ooly stt (or IS days The Catholic church in Siluva was destroyed the Miraculous Image w u solemnly crowned with pears as narrator for The Hour o f St. Francis Pronam , prHeetton. Year rtfvlar rate ibem in 1570. Ilie last pastor buried a treasured pic­ a crown of pure gold Sept 8. 1788. "My Lap Is Empty." Miss Wyman took the occasion of tbe re­ OB poUcy. ture o f the Madonna and Child, which bad held cording to join with memben of the staff of the Hour o f St. tBiiBii m m Ut a revered place In the church. ThU was put into Francis in launching an all«ut effort for its television program Asaa Am out Aaae Amoont chest with veetments and documents. The HEAVEN s e n t w o r d m ing « te u ai,tet 4S u « n,ait U U tf UM M te M M» priest then bad to flee. The painting U of Our THROUGH APPARITIORS The radio and TV program is sponsored by tbe Third Order 1. Prfol full name and sddiBW, Lady o f Siluva. ' Help obviously came frmn huven in the na­ of St- Francis in the U.5. and Canada. With M lu Wyman are, t DaU o f Wrth? In 1588, Catholics were given the right to left to right, Father Hugh Noonan, O.F.M., director, and Father S. Helflil ta WeUht? u rn w m A UXAHVIII M M D to eoowt IMIim - tion's darker days and u ved Lithuanian faith. 4. Occupation and dnUa*? MW, lam e t «ppniU dn» to HuiowTy repossess the churches and properties that bad Many churches bad been taken over by tbe Prot­ Karl Holtanider, O.F.H., asaistant director. Headquarters o f The 5. Race o r color? b m taken from them, but tbs case looked b^e- Hour SL Frineii are at 218 Eut 12th Street, Los Angelet. a Benefidary and' roUUomliip? oomOp iOqa • • • estants in an attempt to do-Catholldze the nation. T. Ara yon froa from Iniury, dt- 0 0 AS MOST M onim s PO loe le u In regard to the church at Siluva, as neces­ “The apparitions were the definite asauruce formlty or leas M Uflst? sary documents to identify it bad been lost a State eondUtan o f beaUb? Any Mtwirf HM wMrfwShoBt tim aapAw Mary p v e to Catholics that, in being faithfui Mrieua lllmat la paM t yaara h a h adeb In sth w e e y btMf... The pec^le were poor and the older efail- members of tbe Catholic C b u ^ they w oe true or ceJeeUan for Uwuraeaat O M eWTU PlITCNnS CASTOtU-tba OidT MX dren tended to (locks while the youngiten sou of God, real foUowen of her Divine S<» Cause Begun for Italy's a Amotmt o f iBsunaea d wired? ' ' kattv* lyadaOjr mad* te played around a Urge rock nearby. On a tum- Be tura and Sign yaur nawa. Jecni Christ and i» tbe right road to salvatioo. NO AOINT WILL CALL m a day in 1608, they suddenly saw a woman “The apparitions were tbe confounding answer with buutiful long hair and e b m in g kwoe- WmI wHtr bM W cmM cm 4fnct Mary gave to the Protestants, who ta n ^ t that Famed Armida Barelli !>«■ H«M OMm . Tm W lilt I (itting garments. She stood on the rock, and held OMfc M OrifliM «M SMiM the Mother of God. being in heaven, could not HUan.—An Investigation to­ a Child in her anus. Tears flowed from her eyes, ntluraUy napired life of Miu ® render aid to those on earth and conaequently ward the beatification of Ar­ aittiiaaunaaaisiiftiiiisaaiKito, whereupon the children were frightened and did ' 2 » Aiwiuo LHt hiiNMi. S). iMli B, Mo. it wu useless to cultivate any devotion to her. mida Barelli, foundreu of the CASTORIA not dare to utter a word. One boy ran to a Cal­ The apparitions gsve courage to the few Catholic women's section of Italian Cath­ vinist catechist nearby to tell what be had seen. prietti and nobles to continue to wage joridical olic Action, hu been opened by battle with tbe Protoatants for tbe reclaiming the Archdiocese of MUan. The BUT IT WAS NOT of the Catholic diurcbM.“ investigation w u started at the THE DEVIL HIMSELF diocesan tribunal in tbe pres­ I960 PILGRIMA6ES The newt got around rapidly and the next In our day we see Protestants who live in ence of Cardinal Giovanni Mon- day a large number of people went to the spot the United States imtting beautiful ctohm on Uni. Archbishop of Milan. where the woman had been aeen. Hie Calvinist their new chureba u irften u we put them Armida Barelli wu born in INnRNATIONAl EUOfARfSTIC CONGRESS SACRIFICE SUFFERING catechist wu there, together with the rector ^ on ours. Tim u have changed. During tbe Milan in 1882 and died at Mar- 5 ® ^ the Calvinist seminary, th e catechist upbraided long struggle in Lithuania, tbe Protutants sio. Italy, 00 Aug. 15. 1952. LOVE GLORY the people for listening to the U lu of the chil­ desecrated cemetoriu by destroying crossM Much of her life and work were OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY dren and said that if um e one did appeu it wu erected there by the Catholica The people reacted associated with two persons who the devil himself, attempting to draw them away strongly to tUs vandalism, which perhaps did are also being considered for from Calvinism. more than anything clae to make them cberiah beatification. Cardinal Andrea ROME LOURDES FATIMA While he w u speaking, the Woman w u seen tbe crou and to e^vate a strong devotion to Ferrari. ArcbUibop of Milan, 0 i tka era af B b death, O v Lard raiaed (he chalice a( Hit and Vico Necchi, a cofounder again, on the rock, with tears in b o ' eyes and a Christ crudHed. Thus began their oidespread I Saeriffee at the Last SartMf. He affered HU tafferln|s (a the Child in her arms. She w u beheld by the diil- custom of building wayside crossu and shrines o f the Catholic University of the HOLY LAND (larT af the Father, la HU lave far ea He pemita (he uau dren just n they uw her before, and u they Sscred Heart of Milan. LA SALETTE KNOCK [Moulce ta he effarcd la every Naae. Threach the chalice of on their farmlands and roads. This explains why bad reported. The usembUge wu frightened Uthuanla is known the world over today u tbe She began an active life of Haae we affer ear lacrlflcea aad a v tafferlngi te the glery Catholic Action in 1916 when Ddpirtit^ Naa York by ship and lir Mgrdt through Siiftmtiw [a f Gad aad ae a algn af ear lave for Him. The Sacrifice af the and afraid to talk. Land o f Crosses. nitea aa to God and to all mefflben of the Hjatietl Bad; The catechist w u scared, but he w u courage- she auisted FranciMsn Father oat the worid. Tear tacrlflcet for the Myitlcal Sadr In ouj enough to addreu Uie vision. The Woman Agottino GemeUl, also a co- A Spiritual Director accompanies each group ; M ir Eaat IDacleM. yoar love (or the aafferins nwBben sorrowfully said: “Formerly in thU place my Son U T H U A R I A LOVES founder of the Milan university, the Mjctieal Body will he commemorated in a laM al Naae w u adored and honored, but now all that the OUR LA D Y In organizing the consecration Fei FILL m Tieiuis. r iite the Holy Sepolchre, early on Eaater mom, HU Beatitnde people do U to teed and cultivate tbe land.” The Lithuania b u been a land of suffering, but it of the Italian armed forces to [tte Lada Patilai^ A^Mabop Albert Gori will offer a Pon> the Sacred Heart in World Woman then. dUappeared. loves Our Lady for making berseU visible in AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE I Uneal Haw far year laved aaca aad far year apodal iaiantloaa. War I. Siluva. After tbe little nation bad |«oclaimed 1$ lllklVAT, Nil T ill $. NIB T ill (faiandlilely foOewtai the Patrlwdi’t llaaa, tea af ear mU- In 1918 Cardinal Fdrrari Many people u w tbU vision. Hence it w u its Independence to the world Feb. 1918. the irfeaarlii wU each afier a Hm (or the iaa*e Inteatlaa. la thU comminioned her to establish the Patriareh aad ear mUaieaariee win has the Rtaea uaeleu for tbe CaMnist proeelyters to deny it devotion to Our Lady of Siluva began to qiread a young girls' (H^anizatioo in to hleee yea who have made their work powible by They tried to make out that it w u the wts^ and more and more. At tbe time of tbe Feast i i the the archdiocese. So successful geaeroH aaniort of the appeaU of the Holy Father for trickery of the devil. Nativity of the Blessed Virgin almost 100,000 w u her work that in tbe um e c , welfare of the Oriental anrch. Tbe people were dumfounded. A very old of the faithful flocked to tbe shrine to partici­ year Pope Benedict XV directed FOR THE PERFECT blind man who w u preunt and who w u told pate in the servicu held there. During the years her to establish similar organi- what had happened decUred: “Think wbat you of the brave little natioD’s freedom, tbe shrine REMEMBRANCE AT . . . GIVE TO SAVE THE WORLD FOR CHRIST. u tion i throughout Italy. She will but I u y to you that on the rock appeared at SUuva became better and better known and SPRING IN THE DE8EBT caa mean many thlnfi to many headed the organiution for 28 people. Ta the parUhioBen In the vUUfe af HARASTA, SY­ not the deviC u the Calviniat would have tis many people came long distances to pray. believe, but tbe Meet Holy Virgin with her Son, years. In 1946 Pope Pius X li RIAN PROVINCE OF THE UNITED ARAB nimed her vice president gen­ REPUBLIC, it ewans the need of a vedeet in wfaooe honor once stood tbe old Catholic church that wu destroyed many years ago.” In IMO, Lithuania once agaiif wu overrun by eral of Italian Catholic Action. d a p eL At the prcoeat ttme they have dt- Soviet Russia. A penecutiOD there of the Cath- She w u also in charge of vIm aervlcef la the open air. They are ei- The old man w u acUmant in hia cmitentioo that a true vision bad taken place. The local lie Church w u asserted by Bishop Fulton Sbem. raising funds for the Catholic tremely poor and cannet pay for (he modest in s rodio tooadcast, u surpossing anything like University In Milan. She is chapel IhenMelvet. However, they are will- Bishop sent a priest to inveetigate and appm> it from the time of Nero. Many churches were burled in tbe crypt of the uni­ inf te hnild the hoped for chapel with their ently wu satisfied with the testimony received, htnda— If they caa get the aeceesary H ON for the Chancery Office Issued no statement doted and were used u stablee. Heavy taxes versity's chapel. Id 1928 she also hay the matvlaU. Can yon help them bnlld thU h on e of denying the fact of the apparition. were imposed cm churches that remained open. founded the Kingship o f Christ ~ far their own aanctificaden at^ in memory of the Risen A third of Lithuania’s population wu either organiution to spread prayers Any little flfl will help. A memorUl with the nanee masucred or exiled to the wastot of Siberia and of reparation and family adora­ the heaefactert will he p la ^ In the dupel when It U b ^ t MIRAPULOUS IMAGE other strange lands. The schools were pot into tion of the Eucharist. IE DISCOVERED tbe bands of Communist toacben and children In bis spiritual testament, Fa­ A tiKvt time later a metal-covered oaken were forced to undergo thorough Red indoetrine- ther Ctmelli wrote: "May all WHAT YOU GIVE TO THE HOLY FATHER YOU PLACE IN dest wu found with tbe aid of the old Uoo. CetboUc Institutions were aeised and com­ my coUaboraton remember that, THE BANDS OF THE RISEN CHRIST! .> man. In it were the Miraculous Image, some pletely delivered into the hands of Reds. in tbe eyes of men. I am a per- vestments, and documents of tbe C h u ^ in lon who performed works. But SUuva. They had been hidden and buried about these would not have been bom. SAMI KHALIL, and NBGIB SELLOUM FU fG R IM E c a r I wWi to m a d the RISEN SAVIOUR In the 1870. Before the treasures were discovered, tbe nor would they h^ve blossomed lanctoBt land of Jordan. They are wUHng to blind man wu led next to Uw rock on which V I S I T T H E SHRINE without tbe teal, piety, intelli­ Mleato their lives end their tolaeto that Our Ledy had appeared, and he w u cured of The shrine w u probably dosed for a time, gence,-and above all, the super- le tb m may share In tbe gliwy of tbe Re- his blindnen. His w u tbe first miracle recorded but somehow it is open and pUgrimi can still Ideaptloo. Can you help them? Each boy after the apparitions. visit the holy spot Although the people of Lithu­ 11 in Religious Life Whan looking For o charhhad rsligioui twill need a sponsor who wlU p«y bis ex- He wu able to point to a place where men ania have to woric on collective farms, they have Muenster, Saskatchewan.—A gib, bt nra you oik For CWeO. tort |pe>set sf IlN a year for (he six you senin- Benedictine Abbot who had 11 were to dig. This it when (he metal-covered Inaisted on visiting SUuva from time to time placa b ceraFuIFy morlcad, (CREED Star­ |ary cm tm . brothers and sisten in reUgloos oeken chest wu found. Documents in it gave d a ^ te the many Red nstrictkma and ttigeata. ling) our stomp ef Fina quoRty. »mwy awad tr aw the Catholics on»rtunity to present protf that The feet is that the Conununists have b eoi bef- orders died at St. Peter's Abbey in Muenster at the age of 78. YOUR EASTER JOY WITH A REFUGEE FAMILY IN the land belonged to them. Althoogb tbe judges Ded and powerlen to stop the pious vtsitaU(»s Seven of Abbot Severin Gert- If you era unobla to find lha ipaool HOLY LAND . . . FEED THEM FOR A WEEK . . . THE were for Ute most part ProtosUnts, a court battle of the great Lithuanian Catholic people. The CeWT IS ONLY $10 FOR A FOOD PACKAGE. ken's eight aliters became Bene­ of 10 yean returned tbe property and oUk t be­ d ^ cannot defeat God and God’s ebiUren— CKEB) Itam o< your rtoiea, oA your rali- dictine nuns. Two of bis broth­ longings to tbe Catholics. M ontipor Mstthew Smith gioM itora to ordar it for you ot onct. ers became Benedictine priests, Flna glhi From $2.00. SISTER JACINTHS OF LEBANON and sod a third ia a deacon at St. BISTER THBCLA FRANCIS OF INDIA wish John's Benedictine Abbey. Col- to deveto their lives to tbe service e( (be r and tbe oetcaata. They wlU give their Ask and Learn legevllle, Minn. Ks — caa you he^ them? Bech glri will Address P. 0. Box 1620, Denver, Colo. leed a speator wbe will pay $151 a yeu for Ptaoic espUbt bow tbe Poiml MOTHERHOOD toe twe year uevUlato ca m e. T n y net sacramecta. Sanctifying grace tbe soul and its union with *MasnlWc«(,“ a beeklet of pray- “adept'’ a aaa? flmg abeeU be dfaplered end (be nipunaturalisM tbe soul, giv­ God; in Penance, to tbe'avold- •n In hewr M St. RarnuMid sywibela o n ll. anee of sin; in Extreme Unc­ Wannatva Hr nwetant mettwra. ing it a persumeat capability of Sk The Papal Dag. ioumuch u it petforming meritorious acts tion. to final peraeverance; in ST. RAYMOND’ S GUILD ‘THE INNOCENT EYES OF CHILDREN ARE A MIRROR it the standard of tbe Pope as coodudve to eternal happtaeaa. Holy Orders, to the intiper ft. lavoMWI Svfnlntry, Laaev, >F HEAVEN" so runs an Eutern proverb. The innocent eyu sovereign o f Vatican City, is a Sacramental grace, according ministry of Uw things of G^; M.Y. AMERICA'S-FINEST RELIGIOUS GIFTS children are actually the windows of heaven on FIRST national flag. It it also a symbol to S t Tbom u Aqmnaa, “p e r and in HatrimMy. aa explained )MMUN10N DAY. Your missionaiies have prepared thou- of tbe supreme spiritusl author­ (eels [the soul] by removing above. nda of children for this Great Day. Will you help to make the ity of the Holy Father. It coo- ay complete by supplying a First Communion outfit for a refu- first and foremost tbe defect ' Uo? Tbe cost is only $10. slats of two yellow and white that ia the consequence of sin’' stiipM. with the Papal insignia (Summa, HI, p. 62, a. 2, and 8 ). IFkea were prioeti flrot fI«M on the white stripe—a triple lii« itata o f “ /W ksrf” f note to MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU The peculiarity of sacra­ m htofrapk}- « / 4rth3ritkop Car- tlan over two croeted keys, one mental grace," the dogmatists rod ikM •**« wh«n ho hmd 9^ of gold and one of silver. Tbe explain, it tbe vigor or baUt 'f&HearBstOlissioosji^ th r^ o ld tiara represents tbe como Smporiet o f the MUtion that lessens concupiacence, as ho doterihod mo "Mr. Cor- teaching, sanctifying, and ruling far u it ia opposed to the pur­ Invest it wisely through our FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN. President rott." offices of the Pope. Tbe keys pose o f tbe sacrament, and im­ Mmot. aeter P. Tuehy, NtH teeV symbolize the power to bind and The UUe of “father” or Sm S \in cemmunicatWni ?•; parts a permanent energy, LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT loose. proper to each of the sacra­ “pope" (from a Greek colloquial CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Tbe National Flag Code statu ments, calculated gra d u a lly , woid, poppas, meaning “fa­ 4M Lningloii Ave. «t 46fh St. New Y o rk 17, N.Y. that the American flag must il- though partially, to heal the ther") wu given In early times and you will receive ways take precedence over wounds cf tin, until tbe soul to all Bisbope. Tbe title of tpi- other flags. Iniide a church or is led to etarnal happineM" ritual father w u also used to In Utorgieal processions the (Herve, Moniuila T ^ Iofrioe designato confeaaors. A good f8^ of in ttr«tt on ; An 8$$uf«tf dtp«nd8blo incomo Papal flag should occupy the Dopnwticae, voL ill. n. 442). In the 16U) century Jesuits your mvethn«nf. t <$ long ot you Itvo. THE REGISTER plm of boBw—at tbe right of Some theologians add the were called both “miater" and • I FnWabed every W e^ by Tbe Catholic Pren Society, Inc. tbe Amuican flag or at the note that aaomnental grace “father." The UUe hu now be­ 1984-900 Bannock Street, Denver 1, Colo. Post Office Box 1680 head o f the fvoeeuion or oo giru the recipient ef tbe come universal in Engliah speak A remembrance in the prayers and Masses of our MsfMMr AoSH iurwe of cirwiafiem the Gospel side of the church. sacrament a title, or right, to Ing countriu although even to­ S.V.D. missionaries in Japan and the Philippines. In nOD-Uturgical processions, all the actual gracu ne^ed in day extremely old English peo­ I Prsstdsnt ...... Most lev. Arebbtsbop Urban 3. Vehr, DJ)., D*b w ple have had elders who could e g., o f a Holy Name Society, the the future to attain the end of _ MttNwCblsf. -St. B«T. Matthew Smith, PhD., UttJ)., JourJD., LLJ). American flag should take that ucrament. Thus Matri remember when tbe secular MO 10S£ WO Viom _ _M0CAMi >-MBai«lns Dlreetor...... Rt Rev. John B. CaesMgh. HA., PhJ). precedence and be carried on mony, for example, providu a clergy were invariably spoken I bMVttre Editor. Hsgr. John B. Ebel. UtLD.. HlcLD.; AmoeUte Idtmn, of u Mr. so-aad-to and ad­ tend RM eetnptota iwluwirttoti about your Ufa fneowia Miaston Contract ■as M. Rletdu, PbJ).; a«y. Onlel PUbntr, HA.; Paul B. HaUatt. the marching right, in conform­ “cbwkbocA" on Ute “bank of I LttSJ>.i rruk HoTTWa, BS.. LLM.. Lltt.U. ity with the National Flag Code. actual grace" for the helps dressed u "Sir.” The custom of needed day by day by the addrening priests u “father" Nome...... A g e ____ _ n siU A h ree Aiebdleeesee aad Dlecaaae have edm aai of tbk aewe- O m r l i t t l e d aagbM r, ttm d jin g spouses to live in mutual fldel- wu in use in Ireland befm it ' aa odfldai oegaaa ai (ellowt: Arebdlocaate o f CliidBnaU, Santa Caame CKy tn Kanaas. and Denver; Dioceeet e { Grand bUnd. her omtoehUm, emme oerou the ity. w u in England and America, Address------— ...... i PbUs, nitoii. Rwio, Uaeeta, Whaellas, Peorta. AltMaa>lohM. farm “wemwentaf frees. •Sacramental grace differs and it prevailed under Irish In­ , AmanUe, O a l ^ NaWivlUt. Sait LaSa CKy, SaUai. tote. T a o e «. . Dee Motaae. raokane, Pnebio. SieabanviUv, C bcrtoM , Lafay- Thorngh I knom in geaerW wbat for each sacrament Thus in fluence. City — ...... Zone— Stote...... leaaadrte. NateheiJaeMOB. BvanevUla, Green Bar. BoIm , b ibij ta, I woald tfsrarbtfa Baptism it ia ordinstod to the The tide “father" ctmnotot Tba DIoeiM o f Dodse a t y naae Uw WIcUta edition, and tbe " Afcbdieeme al»o puhlUhaa a Dayton edition, fm U rt explanation o/ iba doe- keeping of tbe baptismal prom­ not so much priestly dignity u trine. Pieoee expiain. ise in the Cbriatian life; In Con- the position of teadwr and mas­ Saeond-Ctaae Poetase Paid at Denver, Colorado catholic universities Sacramental g r a c e a d d s Qnnation, to the increase and ter and wu so used by Eliseus, REV. FATHER RALPH,s.v.o. Kmething to the sanctifying defense of faith; in the Eu­ who thus addressed EUu (IV grace that is provided by tbe charist to tbe nourishment of Kings ii, U). 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 T H E REGISTER

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The Biahopa stodeats, and clergy and noted thit be “pushea the­ mains). When Anally Nn- obserrU f the 158th anniver­ ologians into the science of his­ SYNTHESIS OF poUon got to Fen* sary 9i the hirth of the fa­ tory” with his opening of the SOCIAL THOUGHT UinUeau, the Pen* mous Pope (1818-1083). Jew­ Vatican archives in 1883. His great social encyclical is tiff ahowed a great ish and Lutheran leaden Speaking at the historical a synthesis of the work of Cath­ ■Uaintereet toward were presell. sympoaium. D r S. William Hal- olic social thinkers and reform­ him, the reeult of In Lm ’s reign, said Prof. La­ perin of. the University of (Ai- ers. It has been advanced that age and wanrinaaa. tourette. ‘Ibe Papacy became cago showed Leo's consummate America's own Cardinal James Under praaenru. the a more effective center of (he diplomatic skill and knowledge Gibbons of Baltimore may have Pontiff aignad n Church's life than even at the of his sge in his stating of the had decisive influence in it. The doentnent agreeiiig apex of the middle ages.. . The true position of the Pope in re­ parallelism between the encycli­ / the Pepaey ahMld Pope’s administrative authority cal and the memorial of the be moved to France gard to sovereignty and the con­ Twentroeven French Biaboprica were in the Church was more ef­ Cardinal in defense o f the Afier 1806, the braaefa keiwwn Pliu and the P a p a l trol o f independent land. He DOW vacant and Napoleon convened e fectively exercised than in any Knights of Labor is striking. He V il ■nd .Napoleon becau widen whan Stalaa handed over thus paved the way for the re- Netiooa! Council and ordored tbe attend- earlier century.” When Leo was shared the confidence, the the Pope objected lo Napoleon'i aim to to Napoleon. Ibe conciUition of 1929, v hlch cre­ Ing Biahopa to appoint Ordinaries and bom, observed the Baptist his­ ated the Vatican State. friendship of the Pope. cloae all European porti to Rngllah akipi aignatare under dn- torian. the Catholic Church was It may be that in his conver­ paat n reaolntioa which would pronounce ram, boarerar, waa On Leo's contributions to mod­ and trade. The Emperor Napoleon de> widely thou^t to be moribund. sations with the American Car­ the Papal approval nnaeceaiiry. Tbia waa later to ba declared em philcwophy. Dr. James D. elared. “ Yonr Hoibieu la aevereign of dinal the Pope realized that he ■ diroci infrlngetnani on the authorilr of mail and void. Collins, professor of philosophy Rome, hot 1 am Ita Emperor." must compose the text In a the H0I7 See. PatroMM o f $>//er«rs from at St. Louis University, said sense acceptable to the entire that his teachings and prscticsl N ER V O U S decisions helped to shape the world, and as a realist be could be presumed to make a place for and MENTAL course of Catholic philosophical studies during this century. the distinctive American char­ Card. Tardini to Retire DISORDERS... acter in bis encyclical. Rerum Hsar twnoM otlv- SAW IMPORTANCE Nooorum p rim al reasserted hntad throosboot OF SCIENCE One of tko grceieat Ki«p of tbe 7MT la tb« fln t the position of the Church as Due to Heart Ailment Kir\Q Stephen Poland, Stephen Bstory wna m pi uN. km kH|H WDHOCa « n t ... losophy of SL Thomas as the be kept ^ word.” icani as loyal sons at a time reasons of health it is well that 500 ■eaf Nr aer* N«a IS (Mr*! best approach to modem prob­ Associated with tbe Secretar- • P«MBllvaN<»rMNd whan he was being opposed by be quit iL" vua lems, Lm told philosophers to iat o f State alnee 1921, Cardinal tAKPUS study him in the way he would the more autocratic and libenti He said that be bad i^ a d y Im SISc Tardini was named Pro-Secz«- governments in Europe. felt tired in 1958. aftor the Nr urV. want to be studied if be were tory o f State lor Extraordinary aMxt [ IWOAt AWWTiail N yet living. A philosophy has the The basic achievements of tbe death of Pius XII. He said be IM «dw. I SbNrt. CeaneN. areaye Ecclesiastical Affairs by Pius Church today had their origins had several circulatory disturb- appearance of. Improbability XII in 1952. - v :- rsax co.-o«yt-1-> when it throws no ll^ t on mod­ in the golden era of Leo XIII. WONOCO 7S tow ai. N. T. 1 Cardinal Tardini called the em problems. presa conference to discuss a Hefflorrholds To relate Thomlitic teach­ UiV AGENCY ACTS booklet he bad prepared of tbe , I 'l l S k r k k s ing to the modem world wu reign of Pope Piua XIL During therefore one of Leo’s chief TO FREE RiUGIONS most of tbe bourloog'confer­ Without Surgery concerns, and practical work f ence be chaUed about his remi­ '< X,' in this direction began nota­ Geneva. — A resolution (or transmitting draft principles on niscences ot both Popes Pius Slops Itcb-RollovH Pain bly to be done by Ctrdbial XI and Plds Xn. For tlH flnt UaM idaoea has Mercier at the University of religious rights and pnetiees fauad a aaw baaUnf labatMea with Louvain. to governments for study and tba ■ataDlihlns' abllUy ta lahrtak comment was adopted the Heads See 25 Years iMmarviioldt and to raUtva pata— Honslgnor Joseph N. Moody, San Francisco.—Letters from without furfary. In caaa altar can, a historian from Ladycliff Col­ United Nations Human Rights whlla fantly raUaWai pain, actual Commisaion. Pope John XXIU and Arch- raduetloa lahrlnkafa) took place. lege. New York, said that Leo b i^ op Egldlo Vagnozzi, Apoa- Hoat amailBi of all—nanlta wan A second resolution, adopted ao tboroneb that suffaran mada by the commission, said that the tolc Delegate to the U.S.. were THEY WANT CHILDREN tent Archbishop John J. Mitty aataoiahlne fUlaraanU Uka **PUas REDS SAY POPrS most effective way of combat­ bava eaatri to ba a problam! of San Franeitco on hia 29tta ing religious discrimination Is aacral U a oaw baailnc ni anniversary u head of tbe arch­ iBIa-Dyna Q) dlsccivary of a WORK IS 7AGIC through sustained education ef- HINDUS COOL TO BIRTH CONTROL famoot naaainb InsUluta. foto on an International scale. diocese. New York.— (Special)—Tbe (Among facta that tbe Streita agriculture is on tbe ava Tbli aabWanca la sow avallaUa In Vienna.—Plomen, publication Government comments on The letters praised the prel­ Indian peasant does not want did D0( mention are these: only one-quarter as efflcleat rwppeaUorir or olntmane form callad ate's "untiring anal and wise Praparallan At all dnif coun- of (be Czecho-SIovak Writers' the religious rights draft have birth control. So conclude Eighty per cent of all children Anwrict’s,- and ita prodnetiv' (an—ooDty back snaranteo. Union, charged that the work of been requested by October, 1980, guidance of a growing flock.” Peggy and Pierre Streit, who bom in India are born to can be doubled, according John X Xm for Christian re u the commision has induded Tbe Papal blessing w u sent the are sympathetic to family re­ women under 20. The abandon­ one Indtai^ authority, Archbishop and the neariy union is actually a "Trojan the question in its 1961 agenda. ducing, in an article in the ment of e u ly marriage cus­ ovem i^L Since UM9 there i Horse" tactic against the Ctom- lf)00,000 CatboUca under his N ev York Times Moporind. Tbe toms, aided by Industrtaltaation, been only a few stray CanUoal Ttrdlal NERVOUS munist camp. care. authors report attitudes and should lift tbe average mar­ because o f malnutrition in 1 Mr HAM li Ms Oliilan uS “mtiw-’ m* The montoty Prague publica­ Tatican to Mako According to Belli Shah ■r lir« Wwrablt. b Muwa mf Nthrlw findinp in tbe typical village riage age and thus greatly re­ •M KWH hN N wwM w Nw Uh b (»l« tion said that the Catholic Change in Rubrici of Puri, where for the past duce the birth rate. As it is. former member of India's ■tn N i»w» . (w M mV W ill hm. Church “ would very much like Tw. I NnwH >lia IN MW INI m Win Vatican City.—An announce­ Curious Non-Cathol ics See few years a team o f medical India h u a growth rate of only grets, there is no foreseeab M l* m t m f m f awMN nwiN iwMiw. to renew its domination, spir­ ment from the Sacred Congrega­ researchers hu lived and l9 per cent a year, consider­ time in India's future wban :' Nan. >aMr—loin. nOw>. fMwi. M - itual and temporal, in the So­ HbM, bM W ilM UM HVMIN M Mt Mfwai tion of Rites that will further woriced, making available blrtb- ably leu than tbe 23 per cent cannot support her entire : W nSltlhN. 1 pnlM Now la IHa TwL tween the (^tholic and Ortho­ pected soon. An informed Vati­ consecrition of the Moat Rev. 'What did they lesm ? “It w u laU ai abaw la aMiNs an wWM M* Marion F. Forst as Bishop of Ibe new Bishop will be en­ awrr^wa aaa ‘ Aflwat IN ulol wA dox leaders are welcomed in can source said that such a de­ found, first, that, despite the cauat W IB kM N IN las mwlait 1 aa Rome with “the childish hope cree will be issued shortly be­ Dodge City. Kana., attrsetod throned in Dodge City by Arch­ AT LAST 3 j ’culptiu fi) l\osan> M bast I «u> «iDia« vN «wr K .li Mdi. sity of Dayton, in the November benefita of this plan to you and lo the University, write to: play placards will be distrib­ Indians do not want to r^ u ce iMft. rMUM fWMft (Wi am ta Malta b tab AracdF b m* aSei Catholic .School Journal. TM< m itibwniM iM •N tadm lata (tft M l . uted by tbe Beverent Obedrv- their fsmiltat are that they find Ml «r ikt B«e ibifT. Tata (taba Paata Tka D Im lo r ance of Good Friday Committee, children a source of ccanomic AM 4b lot la>^ In the past biU-cenlury. be emUM . . . I J Sta < ) Mb ( ) and social strength and that reports, “ sisters as a group have Alemany Center, 50 Oak Street, huUfUIr VnM 4it < I 1 ladtat abk, atata. V biiw ata UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME FOUNDATION i added ipproxiroately 14 years San Francisco, Calif., in line they simply love children. With­ Priilct. iMLlMiar. rraocli Cbdi4l IpcU- Depertmmf J to their life span at age 20 with the group’s aims as stated out TV and modem distractions, am. >olrc Oeme, In d ia n a {which means that the sitter of in its title. The organiation the Indian village centers on tliuUc* Nvk la r«- the home, and what is tbe home ■m I tr4. *hi ar tbrt Ckr a_____ Blab___ age 20 today can expect to live marks ita golden jubilee this la iMttj bar KUblbW 114 years longer than a sister of year. without children? T H E REfilSTIR

ED iTom ja eoM NEirr THE CATECHISM ILLUSTIUITED Q. ,in U T IS MEANT BY THE SnSTTUAL AND CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY? Facts of IncarrKIfion Show A. la addlttoa lo kMplag tte Coamaadmeaik of God, mo«t of which tell tu what aciioot Pius X II Saw Arms Race as Source to ■Told,*ll ii aacaiiiry for a i le help and Mrre Cod and neishbor by poaitive act* — theae are kaowa a* tte corporal and tfUrlhuI work* o f awrey, aeeordiaf a* they relieve oar aeifhbar** aeede o t body er of looi. Everyone i« obliged to perform tte God's Great Love for Men Of Pride, Hatred, and Finally War worka o f mercy, eceardiag to kla owa iMUty end tte need o f kii nolghbar. All tbe ordiaary doedi d are derived from It.. . . ing use of the liberty of ipirit ttern In tte ton. Oe Blawed. vaoced in direct {weportlon to dignity—that li, a divine Pmsog *^0 a pemn pondenng and which Is. derived from a truly Virgin gave birth to tte the work of dUannameot. —could make full satisfaction fonnlng a Jedpoent on tbe a^ broad understanding of things, for sin. irte wu to save the w o^ from lU a is wet t» aay, hew* recovers in the obje^ve consid­ tnal state o f affaire—and al But a divine P e r m tn Hb sin. Tha name given Him w u erer, that ha eipected er by ways illowing lor the right of eration of events that peace er divine nature cannot suffer and Jams; and He wu tte Oirbt any a e a n wanted the Weat self-defenae — the present-day stability of soul which has Its conaequeatty cannot maka sab tte one decUned to be tha te ad^ a prefraa whM competition between nations in source in tbe Divine S ^ t who, Isfaetioa; hence, if God werid's Bedeemer. weald pinca and ChrMbn demionitratlng their Indhridtial by His coostsnt presence, holds driiiatieD , in a paetUea af progren in war equipment as- tte world in Hii care. to receive full satblactiao for God V o u ^ e d ketpleaaaea befeca Bed foredly o ffe n new ‘signs in ■'But finally, that to which sin, it w u neceaaary that a di­ F o rC h rU t Bight. vine Parson should take our bn-, tbe 1^ . ' But evea more it the supporters of divine bir- T te chief iiriritaal work* e f mercy When Chrbt began H i a Though promoting peace and T te chief eorporal worka o i mercy arci man nature and in that nature offers sighs pride, of that mony in the worUI have been in­ are> 1, To admonith the siDBert 2. To la- preaditog, Ha announced among dlarmaflient edth all hli 1. To feed tbe haagry; 9. To give driak te suffer In Mtlafaction for tte alai pride iriileh prednces on eerth vited to direct their best ef- street tte igaeraatt 3. To riwatel tte otter doetrinu that Be Onaelf atrength, it can hardly be tte ifainty; 3. Te clothe tte aakedt A. To of mankind. That k tte T ea m wide differences between souls, ferts, Is tbe prtblem of peace. doohtfvli 4. To com fen the *errowf al» to tte true 8ection." their true pn^krtlons end, while cause of peece—to recall the Im­ tcHag the howteVts hat pardealar ref- God prMsbed tbb favor to ereace today to the refageet o f tte world. pedally in Coafratemlty of Oirlstlea (3rarrt h u ah n yi bald that mediate anda which the nations Adam and Eve shortly after TREWD8 o r TKOOOHT Mere and more lay worker* are aerviag Doetrtaw prograaM o f InstmctleB fer their fall, apeaktog ef one that iaaaa Chrte to true (kal. ought to aim at and bring to CathoBe children who a ^ a a a U a to at­ In oCter words, Be to a divlna realisation. ite in aad aoedy ia mlatloM ef tte w u to conM into tha world to Oinreb, as thfnrn la the UlutratloD above. tend Catholic sebools. lu w r men and entah tte davlL T te devQ bad Pa r w tha second Penon o f “The divine law o f harmony A geaerooa eontribviioB to tte anoaal women o f the laity ere needed la this led our fin t paranb into aln, tte Blened Trtnttf pTuwinc In tbe wortd strictly iinpoe« on Portuguese Bishop Tells Bitbope’ Belief Appeal it ooe way of prac- vital work. One e f tte rewards le tte and God said to Mm- will put two distinct naturu, tim nature aD rulers o f nations the obliga­ tldiig Ite rorporal works of tner^ by deeper and richer uderstaa^ng of tte emnitiw tetwaan thee and tte o f God and tte nature o l man. tion to prevent war by means aiding tte oeody ihroo^ioai tte wortd. faith which they themswlv** reeelTe. woman, and thy seed and ter Hto human nature to exactly like Real 'Secret' of Fatima o f sultaMe International organi- ■eed” (Gan. ill, 16). The wunuB' oun. conaisting o f body and atlODi, to reduce armaments Advice against oveiaiudety of our own aina and of the sins b tte Bleaud V l^ Mary; tin datf with tU ito tacultin. Be- concerning the “seeret'of Fat­ ef our time Impoee upon us as under a systwo of effective in- seed of tte woman b Our Stv- cauM ot ms divine personal­ ima” was givai in a lettar re­ a neceeitry reparation, serious spection, and to deter wbeem Faith Is Gift of God, Anticipated lor, Jesus Oiriat ity, however, certain Imperfec­ ceived by the Blue A r ^ from reformatioB of life with virile should ilm St dittorblQg the ne- tions to whirt we are subject Many cratariu peued. Bobm- Bishtg) Joto Pereira Veeando tioae vrtUch sincerely desire could not t e 'in m s human na­ detennlnatioe to fight against timu it b said that djoOYenn Leiria, Portugal, in vriMse peece. We ire sure that, at the ture. Thus, He could not hive tin. Utit, In brief, la tbe G o i ^ elapsed between tte aitt of our dioceee Fatima li located. "IlMn, in addition to this; first ilgn oi tenger, tbe tighten And Accompanied by Divine Grace any sin, or even any incl^tion Ing of that bond to I greater first parenb and tte ooming al Fractiee el the Fint getardays Theology for the Laity tbe Savior. But thb b a matter to sto; Mitber could He be ig- The ‘^ e r of the day,” be degree would not te wanting, Donnt of any truth which ft w u and in ardent and vivifying of much uncertainty; tte Cttho- ■aid, ritonld be attentiou to the as has teen clearly attested and . St. Thomu A qulnu thus Uon of the Holy Spirit and His you have been saved through emaeentlea to the Benvwful Uc Church h u never msii^ u u fitting for Him to knew. Ha w u requests o f Our Lady o f Fatima. revealed on several oeeaMons, briefly describes the act of esaisteoce e man can beliovc ■ faith, and that not from your “fttD ol grace aad truth,” u St •ad immaealate A a rt of Oar ftateneot on thb matter, and so even recently. fattii; "To believe is an act of u .^ e ought in order that tbe selvae, for it ia tha gift ol "Theae requests,” he said, Mother . . . penonal eeiMaera- we can bold that many Jrtn aayi—anridMd with tte TOO MUCH SUFFERING th« inteUect aaseoting to divine grace ^ Joatilkation may be God." fnltoat meamre of npornataral •le: ”Praycr. prayer wWwat tkm and .conseeratloo of fami­ or even bundreda o f eeuturlu truth St tbe command of the beatodred upon him, let him be oecsing Bosary each day); lies, first of tU. and then . . . as “But at the moment, ft Is a Grace Necessary pasted from tte d gn ea And virtue, and even t i , which is moved by God anitbema.” St Augustine writes, in de­ penaaee, that la te say the Qwifr a eoBsequepce . . . worting.seri- question not so much o f hasten­ tte human race until the bfrth Hto human totaltoet endowed throagh grace.” Whence the act b) On tbe authority of the tlen aeceptance of tto ditOenl- ously that tbe same may be ao- ing to tbe defenM as. of pr^ veloping tha doctrine (d St. Paul bf Our Savior. with a knowledge of all tlea encountoed in futtUbDast eoaplisbad as regards nariesw, venting tbe overthrow of orte cl fMtii bee three coacarreot Vatican CouncU, iriikb deeUree agaiiiat the Pelagiani: “Joat that ware or ever had been or Tte world , beeame very «f our daily dotlee, the nortifi- Hwarii. and the entire world, and of givlaf a deserved breath­ eausei: Grace, the wifi, and the that filth It a supeynatural vir­ no one ib aaffieient onto himself aver were to be. w id^; men forgot God and cations iriiicb a b^thy ascetl according to th e requests of Oar ing speee to the world, whloh intelMet Accordingly we tiieU tue, even If it d o a not work to ^gln or flnisb any good wort Since tte actloni proceeding gave tbemaalvu freely to ed life and lively couadeusneai l a t f ." bat alreadr experiencied too p n vv that an act faith setu- through charity, and tbarefore . . . ao no one la tuNident unto Crem a nature are truly tte ac­ modi sufiering. Wr have en­ ally arise! from this threefold if a gift o f God. tiimsioi# either to begin faitta or maimer o f atna. Among tte Jaw- tions of tte parion poaseasiog deavored more than cmee in eanee; we shall give a concrete C h ^ says in St John vi, 44: to complete it" bb people, the chosen peouls d that natun, aD tte actions pro- Hearing Reasserts Some timet of critb, with waratup deecrfetloB of the psychologicsl “No ana can come to Me unkas Against tha Semt-Pds^Mi, God. the lK9a ol tte 8 n u ^ seiiWig ftea tte bunan aatura and counsel, to strengthen tint procesi of filth. ^ the Patbar wbo sent Ha draw trim taught that at least tbe bw come wa: k ^ alive tepnpheta, ef Jesus (Arlit are truly tte an- Have Red Sympathies mutual dependence, and we le- him.” But tha wordK “ be who gliuiittg of fifth, tnd a pdooi man inanired by God to convay tioos of God, tte aecood Peraon Faith Comes EDt metsaga to tb d r fellow mmi.' The tw u eript qI procee>Bngs.mi ne to,tte Air,Force’s B M en . gtrd It at e special task in - cornea to Me,” mean' tha aame d l^ od tion to believe, beUMged of tte poly Trinity. Hmi wt H u n proidMb feretdd so ac­ of the House Un-Americen Ac- Committee members reacted poeed by God on our Pontificate With GoiPs Aid thing u “he wbo believes in to us by nature, tte Seeoad can eorractiy say: God walked curately tte drcniBsUncu of tivitiee Committee coneerBlBg famignM% to this explanation. to fwge between nations tin Ttere .ts o threefold nbjee- Me,” as ia proved from the Ian Conndl of Orange defined that OB earth, God suffered, God tiw cause of m act of faith. the Air Force manual that qnew Secretary Sharp agreed, al- bonds of true brotherhood. We guage nied by tha Lord-in the faith is tte gift of God, who.first tte Urth, tte life.'tte death, dtod. tifloed Communist links of P > ^ thou^ witii qualifieatlone, th^ renew our appeal so that The intelleetand wUimuit be Gospel of St. Jofan. We know inspires in us a faith ia and lore and tte TararrecUai ol tte fti- both oatie^Mted and occompo- tore Savior ttet no o m peuld M y stery o f eetant clergymen consttfutee a the manual was not withdrawn among the true friands of peace m oaover from S t Paul that the d Him. This dacTM w u rw aled bp tte proce of illtmtiiotioa reaaasahly fail to reco«sbe Him far more sweeping attack on becanae o f the truth or falsity of aQ poralUe rivalry may come first ftep to Godi«w did the tile material tiierein. to an eno and to that i xi, 6). n e BManing therefore la and the Vatican. beftn and perfect an act ef faUh. Thb to tte great mystery ol manual itsrif. roperta Rdi|ieiM Bep. Donald L. Jayson (B.- reason for Ik k o f trust may te timt no one balievai in-Christ An set of faith requires not W hy Savior This is of faith, a) oa tbe tte Incarnation—which njeani News Serriee. C a lii) made betted remarks removte. unlan tha Fathw dram by only Bdedicinal grace, which re­ authority of the Council of Came Late ^ bring mede flaah,” be- The trahseript d.the hearing •gainst Methodist Bishop G. “Beece Is ■ good se pree- means of grace. Tlie aama thing lieves tbe infirmity of our na­ rauM God tort human nature, Trent: "V anyone sbaU say that M tsight by S t Paul when he Tte coming of tte Bedeenur diaeloees that Chairman F n od a Bromley Oxnim of Washington, ioiia, te preductive, se desir­ ture, but also sn elevating grace, tte most Botieuble part of without tbe antlc^tory l^ lre- writes, li, g; “By grace wu delayed so long In order K. Waltar (D.-Pa.).at one point ■Khouih tha Blihop's name >dld able end se dealred that every whidb ipshaa ua capable of which to the body. Around this that the world rnifht leant told Air Force Secretary Dud- not appear in the manueL effort lu Ha' defense, even rapernatand a ct But thia grade myitery Catholic frith and de- from tha many evlb it suffered lay C. Sharp thM, althou^ the Bep. WllUam T o ^ (D.-Va.) with redpMcai sacrifices of illuminates the intellect and votieo are chlsfly centered. The draws the w ill tte giM t maUce o f - sin and manual made cta^ ee o f Com- •aid: “Mr. Chairman, at Oxt rkk legitimate lidivldoal ambi- Spiritual Works Gospel, tte most important por- might know ttet God alone mtffiist aympatfay against M of m «H "g a curt rm ark, I thinit tioM, ii well ipeet. We an tlM of tte New Tarianunt, re- could nU a up fallen man. TIm h Protestant theologlant .who in the tight ol the Seeratary’s m e that tte peo|dea ef the iatea-thc aarthly life of Jesus who lived btfore tte coming of helped prepare Uie Revised [Air Force Secretary Sharp] wertd are' wbdeheartedly in Of Mercy Wonderful All Men Will Christ Catholics are urged, to tte Redaemar could be uved If Standard Varston of the Bible, api^ofir to Mr. Tnne [James agree meat with vs, and that The spiritual works of mercy monlsbed not only by kind words read It and to ponder ib lassona. tlwy had faith in God and tept it wai an “understateBacDt ol w ine. National Council of they expect a lihs MaUmest by tteir nature excel tte cor­ but also by good example. Above aU, tte Incarnation is a Rise From Dead Hb law. Thus tW reeetvad their Communist aaeoelationi.” CtmrcbM uaoelate general sec­ frem tbidr rulers.” poral workp. They refer d i r a ^ Teseten in Catholic acbools, manlfutation of God's tove for MBCtfiying grace through tte Secntary Sharp Tnatetalned retary for Intarpretatloa], It is It la to be hoped that tbe to the soul d man and to hia nissionartet, catechists, coofet- A ll mao will rise fiom the ua, inumach « Ha could ^ etenial welfare, They are aite antlc^tod merib of tte Savior. ' his erigina] poiltion that tbe Air DOW in order for him or De­ leaders of thw world win heed sors, and Catholic writers per­ dead, but only those who have u no more exalted Savior >>>•» Force had wiUulrawn the -man­ fense Department to apologite the words of Pius XU. Tbe fu­ In bailing tte soul and in pre- form in an exceOeot manner been faithful to Chriit will And when tte Hm« for tte Hto only Son. “God so loved the ual because the material it con­ to the Amarican people for hav­ ture o f dviUxation depends earring it from spiritual die- Ite quritual wtwk of instruct­ share In His glory. coming of the Savior atrived. world that He N va Mis only be­ tained waa not proper or get- ing made that apdogy.” upon it. ease; they help to foeter tha ing the igiteanL Tbosa who "Do not wonder at this, te God announced It through an gotten Son” (John iU, 16) tnia happineas o f mankind and help to support Catholic schools, tha hour is coming in which ail are tha moat perfect fulfiUment coUegas, and as well iriM are in tte tombs ibill hear d the command to love our hs those who teach merely sec­ the voice of tte Son ^ God, And JJuL JtiieAoky. neighbor. ular aubjecta, perform this spir­ they who have done good shall Private Revelationsi May We are obliged to admonish itual wort of mercy provided come forth unto ratunecUon of By Pam. H. H auarr tte sinner and to try to pe^ tte motive of their actions li Ufa; but they who have dona suede him to turn from evil and love of God tnd neirtbor. evil unto resurrection d judg­ Irish Barth Folk, by Dlarmuld eago, an the following borti of doai ISO in a manner to catch Be Valuable for Souls to practice virtue whenever pru- Whenever tiieir wads are ment” (John V. 28-29). MacHamu (N.Y. 10, 33 B. 3Slh, F n iidican iptribiaUty. tha ImaginatioD. denM dictates. We are not likely to be heeded, Christiana Dtvln-Adalr, 93.78). T te Order of St. Fnmcti, by “Now this is tbe will of Theology for the Latty SenqiA o f Lone, by Rev. obliged to do ae when, t e ax- must be ready to give helpful who Mnt Me, the Fatter, Abet Ireland, says this author, la a Rev. Cajatan Esaer, O.FJC., Ptedd Harman, OF.H., (92J0), ■mpla, wa judge that our words ■dviCt to thoM who need it should lose nothing of what A private revelation to one land where tte quiet reality of^ translated by Rev. Ignatiu la that they most te beUeved by te a limpla narratioo in lambic will not be baedad or that To console thoee who are in He has given Me, but that I given by God to a person or tte falrlae ia still seceptad as a ttady. O.FM. (91.76), a little •U to whom they become known pentameter btenk vane of the greater harm will follow. Per- sorrow because of the death or aboold rtiaa It u|k on tte laM persms for bis or their benefit, matter of everyday truth, in book only 84 pages long, epito- with a true cartltode. For God more outstanding events In tte sons in authority, fw exaiQple, Mckneas o f loved ones or be­ day” (John vl, 86). • or for otberi. It diffara from tmi- •pita o f tte impact o f today’ s mi«M the Franctecan spirit as when Be speaks to one man to Ufa of tte salnt'and an attempt p a ra ti and teachers, have a cause of some other spiritual or “Behold, I tell you a myMery: versa] revelation given for the oedtanlcal inventioiu. Anycma S t Frandi himself saw it equally u truthful as when He to portray bis love for Christ greater obUgititn than others in temporal a£tUcU«i ia sa act of we. shall ail indeed rise, but wa iriiole people In the Old Testa­ who baa passed a v «i a day look­ The Chartffing Heart, by Bev. ^eaks to aD. The v o t e it divided into diap- this regard. Sinners may be ad- Christian charity. ihaU not all te changed—in a ment (chiefly throogh the proph­ ing out on tte Irlah Cfiuntryslda Chrysoaton Dukkar, (|FJL tera conrarniag such events aiu moment, la the twinkling d an ets) or tte universal revaladoo The Cburrt never Impoaea M will agree that b s e ’ ia a tend (93), with Its theiqe of repen­ conc^tte as Francis’ ideal ol eye, at tte laM trumpet For the reeetvad by tte Apoatlu and us an obligatioB of believliig that still has room for tte “little tance, makes good reading for Lady PoTssty, hte love o f nature, trumpet shall sound, u d Um found in tte New Testament or private revalatUmi, since she is pseple”-4nddeiA^, ft is om Lent It deals with St Francis’ The Cry of the Wild! tte stigmata, tbe first brothers, dead shall rise incorruptible In the officU r tradition d tte tte fuirdian ud tnstnment d o f tha many surprises o f this approach to metonota, that word tte founding of the fint and and.,we shall te changed. For Church. A p rin ts reralatiofl, public revetotioa only. She hu, fharming bote that tte wee folk ao poorly tnfiilatad by “repen- second orders. The verve runs this eorruptiUa body muM put tteiipfore, not have tte bowovar, tte r l^ t of passing •re not to wee, baving any tanee” or “ cwvarsimi” but smoothly, and In fact brings out on iscorraption, and this m » tt t weight of somatiiing we lean judgmsot oa theto- In order to height from that of a child al closely approximated by “chang­ the high points in St Francis’ body must put on Immortality” from tte official teaching protMt tbe ftmrful in to giving six to that o f a taU man but ing heart." In the first part tha life better than da most prose (1 Corintblaas xv, 61-61). Church. nri> credence to error and thus author examines the Scriptural seldom being aa short as a foot accounts. Christ ascendad, body and being deceived. When private tesdring about tmtaaoto, the Private ravriaUans of SL high. M • • sou], into heaven on Aaeeitiion revelattou are appoved, thia Our antbor says te writea turning ol man from the world Bridget o f Sweden and SL Joan Nproval lignites only such a Go With (lod, by Jim Bishop Dey^ 40 days after Ite Reanr of Arc rscrived tte ippcbval of from tha standpoint of tte his­ to God. The tanmd part takes rectioa. permtoiion as sUows item to te torian, and indeed his narra­ up St Prandt’ interpretation of (Derby, (^ona. Monarch Books, Uie Church, but what this ap­ published for tte instraetlni d M cents), cmtaini a treasury of “Now He led them out to­ proval meant w n that ttey con­ tive tea an objective quality matoHoia and shows how tte wards Bethany, and He lifted up tha faithful as wwthy of pious Scriptural and the Frandaean prayan i^ a noteworthy either tained nothing contrary to faith that airamat the spirit world Mis hands and blessed tbem. belMf, according to the rules meanlnp coovarge. by their intrinsic value or be­ or ffiorato and there to suffictent UMiy exist as indeed why may And it came to pass ai Ha •f prudence and tte anthocity d It not? In a fascinating introdue- NotMxp for Yottr Journey, by cause they are the favorites of evidenee to justify briieviag to the testimonies on which contemporary celebrities or bis- blessed them, that Re parted them. ‘11m Chnigfa, however, dou tion, te writes that the modern Bev. E (^ Bettoni, (XFill, from them and was carried up me bised. Priests to their ser* Iriah peasant'a vleinioint on tnnslatad by Bev. Brace Ma- forictl figures. Included are tte not mpoM belief to private BUBS are warned by tbeoloclus prayers o f tte saints, great Prot­ into heaven” (Luke xxiv. 60- revelatiima and their eoiftentt, fairies has a firm Christian llni, OTJL (fiW , presents a 51). that ttey sbonld therefore bw estant prayan, m y e n trmn the either by tte Indivldaal er tte haste. It seems now. to be geiM^ rettodad and pmotfiting pletora St. P a u l trila us t h a t ' of representing them to illy bald these ihlM could ot the Frandaean vlaha Bible, prayan from Dtenture, faithftil al large. tte faithful as u object d prayan for tpadiil intentioos, Christ, after His Reeurrectioo, be angate who have falleD from baaed on ,tte writings o f S t Bo- sppeared frequratly to the Apoe- Pope Beoadict IV n ld : “ Even Catholte faith. teavan, but that faw have fallen naveoture and John Dma Sco­ and prayan from other lands tteufb many of theu revtla- rnd p ^ Ies, including those not ties and to many others. Christ A prudent attitude toward tte so far as to be wholly-evU. Yst tia. asbanded into haa.'ea f r o m tibni have bemi an>roved, we vtrkni private rmlatitat de­ Tbe author’s Marting point Chriittu. It goes without saying cannot and Ve should not give thnogb all their galsty, fuo, Mount Olivet, a bUl o u ^ e Jer­ m uds Um obsmvance of the and vtn k i. “there runs aa inan- la FrasciMan voluntarism, that liiu y td these p n y en are ttern tte usait ot dtrlna frith, from people fir dram orthodox, usalem. rutos of spiritual dtocntlai m cepnme vein o f sadBara, for they which Beans that love la prim­ but only that of human frith, but h i^ ly any of them are “To them also He showed him­ ttey are formulried to mystical teve lost haavan, iriilla we can ary over thourtL *iO over itt- according u pradasMs dictatee not ex{dalnable In a Catholic self alive after Hb PaaMon by thaoloe; eNedally: a) With attain it, and thisy-de not see teUacti or precisely—In order and when th eu dictates M S ^ aanse. many proofs, during forty days respect to tte object, whether any door leading back to It” At not to distort theae easily ml^ us to dedde that they are p n b - • • • appearing to them and speaking they are eonfociirite to ' tte least ooe amlaant Catliolic In­ nnderatood tanas—that good­ of the kingdom of God” (Acta abla and worthy of private er»- doririne cl the CMurck, «r dance." vestigator, tte lata Father Thu- ness lodudaa truth, unity, and More About tte Sants, by i. 3). whefter ttey taurt anything e^ Maty Couaiai (Newman, 12.76), Mon, seams to teve antertaioed being; the love that goodness en- "Christ . . . rose again the Private reveUtiou are dl- roneeui or Mvrtous; b) with tte idea qf “slug” or "Mutnl” gendtft leads to truth. The tells delightfully for tte ymmg- third day, He appeared tojrectly totended for tte good al respect to tte pertoo, wtether ipirite, nelthnr good nor bed. Supreme Good begets aovoeign er reader the stwiaa, century Cephas, and after that to tte private penHOi, though todi- they are ITM firam nervous dto- This book 1s a delight and love. Accordingly Father Bet­ te century, o f SL Jdui tbe Evan­ Eleven. Tlien He was aaen by reetly ttey benefit tte whole erdsrs, espaekDy hysteste. and also an education, a primary toni finds ft easy to answer the gelist, S t Justin, S t Lawrence, mwe than five hundred breth­ (Aurdi. poisii i ed d sound judgment, |-‘»ource of informatioii on a vary tgeold question: It tte Redemp- Sts. Ificbolat and Catherine of ren at one time. . . . After that Private revelatioBs may be an fanNDtty, and fihriHsBN. An­ teportaut part of our world. tiott tbe adequate reaioD for Alexandrte, Sta. Monica aad An- * * • He waa aaen by Jamea, tbra by object of divine falto and must other consideratioB to irtetber the Incanattonf It is not gutUne, S t Brigid, and ao oa all tte Apoaties. And last ol te believtd by tbon to uiuim or tte private revelatiom toave tte Offered by Franciscan Herald This Uttie book dealt with sub- down the centuries to S t J(din a ll,. . . He was seen also by me*’ for whom t ^ gre made; in­ •oul unaatlrfted or encourage I^ress, 14M W. 61 Street, Chi- Uma and pitdoand thoughts, and of God in the 16th. (I (teihthians xv, M ). deed tte more pitobabte opinion peace and (Durtottu virtoas. ^ PAGE SIX — Seetton T m Offict, 938 Bannock Siroat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teliphono, Kayiteno 4*4205 Thundoy, March 24, I960 Lunch Club to Hear Father McGloin Father Joeeph J. McGloin, Father McGloin is widely 195S and is now in its fifth SJ„ will be the cuest speaker known for hia highly amusing printing. HENS at the Knlgfata of Cohunboa books about his experiences as This book is a vary humorous Friday Luncheon Chib, 16th and a priest and as a teacher. His autobiography of his experiences Grant Street, Denver, on March most famous book. rU Die while training to be a Jesuit. 2S. LaugUtm, was published in It is written with an easy going ACTIVITIES humor and his anecdotes are spiced with sardonic comments. Whether be is describing the Custofli Toilortd Clothes... efforts of his fellow scholastics trying to stay one step ahead We neoaliae in making clothes that lit, and enhance the appear­ of their superiors or whether ance o f each individual. Our dis- he is describing something of a of fine fabrics is comprehen­ more serious nature, his words sive. The solin g . . . anything you have the ring of authority and like. American AmbtaadM’, Na- a faintly muffled laughter. PRINTING COMPANY toril, Ivy League, w ContincntaJ. Father McGloin entered the IF * MW d o o ffs e t Starting at $K.OO. Jesuit Order in 1936 and was F r in tfiif ordained in 1M9. He taught in im Cortls-Kl 4-im Mack Johns Custom Tailors British Honduru as a scholastic. ISM K l. MSU He has been in Denver for the past nine years and is teaching at Regis High SchooU H oin cin a k cr’s He is moderator of the Den­ AURORA RAMBLER DEALER ver Hi(^ School Sodality Union ------iMARKEL AUTO ------and edits the dharterly Sodol- Department ity magatine. which is sent to Aath«fssb * Service moie than 4,000 sodalists. He is LEAD NEW K. OF C. ASSEMBLY Patronipo These ReUeble end friendly firms also the dirKtor o f the annual TflE FIRST OFFICERS of newly in­ ing the installatjon of the N fieeri, a banquet •oMIw DmI Vee WhMi Yea Want N « i Hw Nnr tocky MouAain Youth Cohgress, was held. ISM KiieSlir Srem Marksi AirM Cs. which met last year at Colorado stituted Holy Family Assembly 4636, Springs and was attended by Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, Security, The principal speaker. Dr. Farley, challenged SATUANO 141« KINGSTON (| OsMBz M Klngsteo) EH . 4-S37> 3,10 sodalists. Colo., are. standing, left to right. F. R. Williams, the group to live up to its respoosiUiity of ENGLEWOOD comptroller; Dr. Robert McCullough, admiral; honoring God and country, espectally in these In the summer months be BROTHERS James Carroll, pilot; Monico Martinez, inside days of the insidious threat of Communism. Hooting CAmpony contributes to the magazine. sentinel; James Jun^en, outside sentinel; Fa­ Other persons present included George 8 A l« r Y O N The then’s Work. Several of ther Philip Ctbasino, friir; Dr. John B. Fartey, Turiler, member of the supreme board of direc­ SE R V IC E bis plays have been published state master: George Ewald, navigator, and tors of the K. of C.; Jack Bslfe, state warden AatbirlMS LauM* OwMr by the West Baden Play Bureau. rwMM S AM CmSHIman TIIE BEER THAT James Lane, captain. of the Fourth Degree; Philip Mueller, past navl- • Rof m4 Uplwhiery He reviews several books each -The assembly, inaugurated March 6, is the gaior of Assembly 339 of Denver; and Father AU MahM Fw w w m MADE MILWAUKEE year for various Midwestern first instituted in the state since 1942. Follow­ Walter Jaeger, state chaplain o f the K. o f C. newspapers. iMtsRaA 9wvIm 4 ' ■ad Rapolfad FAMOUS When asked about the title of his talk for the Friday Lunch­ ♦ • Hoar WmlMf end •Elks Give Vocational School $250 * Hoaring # rn B ihi— eon Club, he replied, “I think * Air Coadtrioaiitg it will have to do with my own The building fund of the School, 2881 Stout Street, was 1716 board of trustees recog­ Walt! m4 Wlndowt peculiar (Le. particular) work Larmier Street Vocational founded in 1951 to provide a nized that the school must even * Shoot M ottl W erii u-a priest” School is richer by $230 as a night school for boys to give tually be enlarged to provide -Phooe SU 1-4494 greater opportunity to the ever- ChMbMMS I ’ CXPIRT - PSPENDABU MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. The loDcheon begins promptly result of a presentation'recenlly them a chance to learn trades, INMAID arts, and craftft, Its greater inereating number of youngsters at noon and ends at 1 p.m. Park­ by the Benevolent Protective «99 SsoS* Ja O e fm fr m Wnlrnmn IlUberS M. — Pbml V. — M. T. Memv purpose is to assist in adjusting needing the expert guidanM of ing is free and everyone is in Order of the Elks who through Praab Walaes. Prap. iGL.MrMMdGL.P42M and guiding young people to the school and the help the vited to attend. a transfer from thgir charity U M W. 44A Awe. fund made that amount avail- a better understand!:^ of the school can give to those who able to the Larimer Street principles of good citizenship. for one /eason or another do NORTH DENVER School building fund. Youngsters from the blight not to well in the educational Bacon A Sdvonm patterns other schools provide. Ml yWr hwa* The presentation was made by areas of the city were and are Cra^j^HoRi R m A bk Knights to Hear John Haynes, exalted ruler of enrolled without regard to Yace, The building fund has several — IfwlM er Out — R oa fla il MERCHANTS B. P. 0 . E., and Edwin Schu- creed, or color. The record of tbouaandi in it but is only a Call Jock Reis small part o f what is needed to treasurer. Accepting for the the school in handling the AC. t-IW OL. soais State Chaplain school were Mrs. Allegra Saun­ pupils has been good. In an era enlarge facilities. The building SUesbOT Pr*MBUt)M Pulab iB M . ders. president of the board of irtien delinquency among young­ committee is planning the O L M M 2 WORTH DENVER UQUOR STORE tnTstees, and Father John Casey, ster! b u measurably increased, eventual additions and are hope­ Demeotle nod Imported Of K. of C. Talk SJ.. chairman o f the building the students of the school have ful that other organiutiou and committee. adileved remarkable stability individuals will swell the fund WINE AND LlQrOIIS The Rev. Walter R. Jaeger, The Larimer Street Vocational tnd respODSibUity. to adequate proportions. ROSS HARDWARE Cold Deer — Misc* — Pop state chaplain o f the Knighta of "Your FHoidfy Ikpior Storr ' Columbus, will speak at the Open Nito< Till 9pm F-. Porfcirq ladies' night program fAr Coun- Call GL. M72S fir F B U OEUVESV MJr I I oir.iv ,ii . I I . B4Hh and Carmine Lembardt, Prep. cii 339 on Tuesday evening at ««M M m l BM. 8 p.m. On Fiiir e t at W m t **ff) A«a. Na>t (a Camar Father Jaeger is chaplain of the Mt. St. Francis mother hosie in Colorado Sprirfgs. His GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. talk will be in tribute to Father "AefteHeed Parw/wa M tka-CaWb CUrgr^ McGlvney. the founder o f the WEISS BAKERY JAimOtlAL * gAffTTAKr 8VPPLU8 Knights of Columbus. The pro­ I t t l - teth Street . — CH 44775 er CH 4 4 M OLD-FASHIONED SALT gram will be in keeping with NNVM t CCLeOAPO the traditional season of Lent. RISING BREAD— EVERY TUESDAY Father Jaeger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaeger of St. Thraa Storav le Sen* Foe 4M4 TINNYSON ST. . . . «L. S-lf}7 Philomena's Parish, Denver. He ELDER C O N S T R U Q IO N C O M P A N Y attended Khool in Denver and SaiS W. JM AVf...... -HA. 4-M CUV M. ELDER « SONS LAKiaiDi eiN Tia ______u...... o t s-mi was graduated A-om Regis in 1940. He then attended, St. Industrial and Commercial Haiiding: Thomu’ Seminary and was or­ dained in the Cathedral on Hay I7.» talleje S i. PRert 3-8930 31, 1947. He has been stationed WANT to TRADE? St St. Vincent’s Parish, Loretto Heights, and Presentation Par­ Dor Hiidi used eomires! That's why hi ish in Denver prior to his pres­ w ill give yibu, in tra d i . . . ent assignment. Following'Father Jaeger’s talk CARPETS and ^ from $25 to $60 for your there will be a 20 minute movie, old eomoral in color, of the life o f Christ FURNITURE ^ taken from paintings of the great art treuuries throughout $250 HELPS SCHOOL 8mm. MOVIE CAMERAS j i w F i Uie world. THE LARIMER STREET V ocation al, of t|»e Building Committee; Edwin Schu. ties- ^LEANED/f Kodak Scopamattr Turrit F 1.9 Lins...... $ 99.95 The program is a special oc- School recfiived 5250 for its building fundi of BPOE i7,^Mn. Allegri Ssimders, Duraci from the Benevolent Protective Order of the'Preoident of the board of tn islM of the Larl- Kiysteni K-27 Turrot F 1.8 kns...... 99.50 culon feature held only on the w / / * F / . / e j/ ' fifth 'Aiesday of the month for ma« 1 mer Street School; and John Haynes, exalted Kiyttofli K-48 Turret F 1.'9 litis...... 99.95 the enjoyment of council mem- . Pictured in the presentation ceremony (le ft'*’' ’***■• BPOE 17. bere and their wives. The pro­ to right) are Father John Casey. S.J., chairman' iNaaigMySMUna... 1 Kiystone K-38 Turrot F 1.9 Itni...... 99.00 gram will start promptly at 8 ' ee ShrInUng. aa harsh •enibblnp. S*e fibers.eolsa ravlvel Wolknsak Eya-matic...-...... - ...... 139.50 p.m. Coffee will be served after the meeting. Knights of Altar Invested at Rites FOB FBIt ISTIMATi CALL K 3 -1 7 3 8 Ravert Elictrle Eya, Zoom Lins ...... 179.50 (Sm fl<4ur* P«d« OiM) that was theirs. Father Leyden, rament. An Informal reception Christ the King Church. Den­ Yathika Pistel Grip Zoom Lons...... 99.50 pastor of Christ the King Par was held for Father Gartland ver, was the scene of an im­ ish. closed (he ceremony with in tbe school ball after the ' DURACIEAN by RYAN lam a eaod Iraiaa an Kaia a and Kavainna iratactor*, bath M ark ani pressive ceremony Sunday, Benediction of the Blessed Sac- church ceremonies. IIMa. March 13. The Rev. Frank Gort- land, C.S.C.. the national direc­ PHOTOGRAPHY tor of the Knighta of the Aitar DON^S AND CAMERAS and editor of The Cethoiie Bov, Electrical Contracting & Repairing officiated at the ceremony in 3918 Tinnyson G L 5-7623 which 24 youngsters were in­ vested in cassock and surplice EARL J* STROHM INGER and officially accepted into the ranks of the Knights of the Al­ —...... i„ I — I.-—*. Electric Company tar as Apprentices. Liceoaed aa4 ta d a d Ttis new eervers ere; Larry Del. Get Ready For llnaer, Loren Loth, Tbotnai Aden, * Member NaUonal Electrical Ceetracten h a ts. Paul Drlskwater, Michael Murphy, Stephen Myerv, Janca Aden, Ar­ 1178 SfoMtSt. AC. 2-5733 thur Allen, Brett DeTanMe, WU- Uam Heckman, Eric HIbblaon, Pta- uaie Harnnzlno, Timothy Wolf, avid Bcacom, Donald Carwin, WO- MAIb » S W SUan Doe, Bile Dudley, Brian McCorv- ■ty, Wtliiam MeNleholj, Daniel Mur- pfay, Donald Hnrphy, David Myen, SUnley Nowaek, and BayaoBd Uhl. STUDY VOCATION FILM SPRING! At the ceremony Pither Onrtlnnd F. J. KIRCHHOF awarded advaneomoata In the Knlfbu of the Altar to the follow- COLUMBINE VALLEY Serra Club Film Committee 1 ^ : Advanced to the rank of pnfe members, Carlos Lubeck and Samuel Maddox, review Rev. Walter K Jaeger waa Hark Slevena; aod to lh« rank Spruce Up o( knlibt wtro James Yonfcr, WU- tbe color film, God’s Career Woman. This one-half hmir film, as Construction Co. ii»m riniey, Rnbtrt Bwtn. Botwrl well as companion films, beatifally presents the story of vocations 44 Ih Anniversary CwuMr, Wllilam Atkina, Nltt Allan, Your Home PblUp Watll, Tbonaa O'Hara, Law­ to tbe priestbeod and sisteriiood. Tbe use of these films, as well Dry Cleaning Special rence DclUnfcr: to tha rank a( a vocational speakers, 1s offered without charge to any adult or knlskt conuniBoer waro John Ye- BUILDERS With New Blankets kah, Jtmet Woolley, Uchaod Nor- ebildren’t group foe meetings or assemblies. Further information Chenille Spreads . . . 9 9 0 ria, WUUam Lokavaky, DavM Carr, arid reservations may be had by calling Samuel Maddox at TAbor Lighting John Akoll. David Zkitmarman, We Appreciate Yoar Patronage Loren Leak; 34229 during the day. Advanced to the rank of grand Fixtures knlght were Robert HcNlchola. Ooo- 700 Lawrence St. lN » T e r , Colo. aldKalaeT. Jobn Hagiiea, Daniel Hep. I klni, Bebert Haekett, Joeeph Aci-1 Refreofs in m arch And ley, SUpben HeNIcbola. Tbocnaa Finley, MMpb DevU. Daniel Rud- ‘HUANT* FMrtMM Lamp Shades dan, and Nlebolai C ur. h r A ir Force Coifefs 3160 Tejon The investitare ceremony was proceeded by a talk in which A spiritual retreat for Air a***"* GL. 5-0228 Father Gartland told the serv­ tL SOM1 WasingerV offer the most oompiele selection of Fiek Vp & Academy Catholic cadets is ers of the great privilege of being belli each week end •> WmOiii'I Liftin g Fixtures for ev«y room in the house. W« Give Red sump* serving their Eucbuistic Lord throughout March, it was an­ nounced today by the Rev. T o vuike old lamps look Wee new, visit (Col.) Stephen J. O’Connor. TRY our store where you will find Denver’s Catholic cadet chaplain. SpetUlitiMf lit QmwHtr Plmmkttg largest selection of the newest m Lamp A maximum o f 30 cadets can wed Bawebie 8iM