O i CJ ARN <7 ‘T' OJ ^ -Nj i/) VER» C O LO . Damages Asked Because of Parochial Aid c - I tn X 13 T l U •> !»• m O' ter to termi- '..A* X < o >m babsr so PbAU SUES U.S.! saved and ble to have Dayton, O. — Three U. S. judges will now decide replace the whether federal education benefits should be distributed to all children or withheld from all children. ;d on the ar- A $5 million suit filed by Protestants and Other t good may Americans United for Separation of Church and State four children <POAU) against the United States of America asks that 'e afterwards Title II of the federal aid to education act be declared :en8 of thou- unconstitutional as a deprivation of property without due process. igin to make B themselves THIS, IN EFFECT, would end school book and oth­ timated that er aid to all children under the federal aid law, not just ) abortions a those in non-public schools. The POAU reasoning seems ative figure, to be that if parochial school pupils must get some of nericans are the aid — then no pupils will get any. >eople them- The U.S. is named as the first defendant. Other de­ fendants are the Ohio state treasurer and the federal king an ex- director of the federal aid act in the district, the Ohio co-ordinator of Title II of the federal aid act, and the Ceremony been accept- as whatever superintendent of the Dayton City School district. , this tragic ave come to A COPY OF the complaint was made available to the Hegi.ster through the courtesy of T. Raber Taylor, At Cabrini • Denver attorney. Mr. Taylor has explained the various aspects of Title II in an article written for the Catholic Lawyer The plaintiffs complain that by reason of the federal Shrine Set education act the U.S. Treasury has been depleted by . approximately $100 million (the amount authorized for The 20th anniversary distribution to all public and private elementary' and pilgrimage to the Mother Nun-Artists at Aspen secondary schools for library resources, textbooks, and Cabrini Shrine in Mt. C h i ld Studying a design project at the International ment at St. Dominic’s college, St. Charles, III. The other instructional materials). Vernon Canyon west of enough to Design Conference at Aspen arc, loft to right, black and opaque plates of the sundial absorb Denver will be held Sun­ ugh to go , Sister filadys Ann, art teacher at St. Mary’s high light rays and reflect them onto an hour indica­ At the same time they seek to deplete the Trea- day, July 10. school, Colorado Springs; Sister Cieorge Patrice, tor. The sundial was created by students from the (Turn to Page 2) The shrine, built to hon­ art instructor of Siena Heights college, Adrian, Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles. Sec or St. Francis Xavier Ca­ MitiiititiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiitm' Mich.; and Sister Damian, head of the art depart- story on Page brini, canonized founder of the Missionary Si.sters of the Sacred Heart, is locat­ ed just off U.S. Highway 40 in the spectacular beau­ ty of the front range of the Rockies. denoer ^ catholic The special ceremonies Chaplains . Migrants. .. begin with the procession, starting from the mother house, at 3 p.m. .of Newman . .are the topic The Rev. John J. Nug­ ent, C.SS.R., pastor of St. clubs gather in of two stories this Joseph’s (Redemptorist) Boulder for a meet­ week in Section 2, ])arish in Denver, will ing. Story on Page COLORADO’S LARGEST WEEKLY Page 1. lead the procession and 3. recitation of the Rosary. Thursday, July 7, 1966 VOL. LX No. 48 Father Nugent will be celebrant at solemn bene­ diction at the end of the procos.sion. The Rev. John On Birth Control Hoffmann, C.SS.R., will In India's General Election serve as deacon and deliver the address. The Rev. Lar- «ry Cox, C.SS.R., will be subdeacon and Redemptor­ Shriver Memorandum Msgr. James Flanagan ans­ Kerala Prelate Fears ist seminarians will serve wered his telephone and heard as altar boys. a woman’s voice say, "Send The Lowry Air Force' me six cases of beer.” Base Holy Name Society, Opposed by Prelate He recognized the voice as Reds Might Win Votes as in the past, will provide that of one of his women par­ the color guard and aid in Washington. D.C. — ”It phasized that there was announced by Shriver at a ishioners. "My dear lady,” he By Jack Bacon India, at Regis college. strations in a most disci­ directing traffic. is a cruel thing to offer to ’’absolutely no hesitation” June 30 press conference. exclaimed sharply, ’’this is Bishop Sebastian Vayalil, your pastor.” He was expect­ The Bishop speaks with plined manner . to be Chai'ter buses, as the poor as a remedy for in approving family plan­ The centers will include whose episcopal career in­ authority on Communism, always restrained ... to m any as neco.*isary, will their poverty, what Theo­ ning grants. • ing an apology. inge in family planning among the Unaware she had misdialed, cludes directing a success­ having spearheaded the practice non-violence — take Denver pilgrims to t a new dore Roosevelt called 'race "It has been alleged,** health services offered poor she replied indignantly, "In­ ful anti-(!)ommunist revolu­ overthrow of the only gov­ but at the same time be the shrine, departing at reation. suicide,* ” Bishop Paul F. Shriver said, "that there is persons. OEO activities deed! And just what are you tion by high school and ernment the party has ever firm in their efforts.” 12:30 p.m. from the Tanner said here. substantial reolraint or have expanded in this field doing answering the phone in college students, reported been able to establish in Bishop Vayalil said the Greyhound bus Lines Bishop Tanner, general diffidence on the part of during the past three a liquor store?" on Communist efforts in India. major issue was education terminal at 1730 Glenarm secretary of the National regional directors and CAP months, according to an The kinship and competi­ India in an address at the Indian Communists have and that protests were Place. Catholic Welfare Confer­ (Community Action Pro­ NCWC report. University of Colorado not enjoyed control since spurred by attempts of the The shrine has become a ence, was criticizing a tion of all living creatures grams) analysts, to propose New OEO regulations can he used as a reason for June 30. they headed the Kerala Communist government to major attraction for Colo­ memorandum by Sargent family planning compo­ disclosed in March dropped being insanely cruel or in­ Traveling with the Bish­ state government for 28 "nationalize all Catholic rado visitors over the Shriver, director of the nents in CAP programs, a one-year limit on the sanely sentimental; but not op was the Rev. Thomas months in the late 1950s. schools . and all other Office of Economic Oppor­ years. ^en in based on the belief that 1, length o f time for which for a healthy love of ani­ Nedumgottil, president of They came to power in private schools to bring It was the target of a never tunity (OEO), for abandon­ or others in Washington, federal funds could be used mals. On the evolutionary Alphonsa university col­ Kerala in the elections of them under government ing "neutrality ’ on govern­ savage attack by vandals take a dim view of such to provide contraceptives to basis you may be inhu­ lege, Palai, Kerala, India. 1957, and were dismissed control fully.” in September, 1964, which ment support for birth con­ requests. mane, or you may be ab­ a client. The regulations The Bishop, head of the by the federal government The aim, he added, was necessitated a restoration trol in favor of "outright "This message will, I surdly humane; but you also increased from $12 to Diocese of Palai in the in 1959 as the direct result to turn schools into centers project costing more than advocacy.” hope, suffice to clear the $20 the amount that can cannot be human. That you and a tiger are one may be Indian state of Kerala, said of the peaceful rebellion for Communist indoctrina­ $20,000. air on this issue,** Sar­ be spent for birth control Communists have a chance led by Bishop Vayalil. Paul IN THE memorandum gent Shriver said, adding a reason for being tender to tion and the means includ­ services to any one woman. to win India’s general The Bishop attributed ed use of Communist - line alive circulated within the OEO that he has signed every a tiger. Or it may be a rea- ' son for being as cruel as - elections early next year. success of the revolution to textb(X)ks and appointment escue agency (known as the War such grant which came HOWEVER, the agency the tiger. It is one way to He described the electro- .his diocesan youth move­ of Communist teachers. Masses at Fairplay, *ivato on Poverty), Shriver em- to his desk, and would still bars the use of federal train the tiger to imitate al issue as "hanging in the ment, a parish-by-parish The revolution gained I this continue to do so. Far anti-poverty funds to pro­ you; it is a shorter way to balance,” depending on the organization of strength rapidly, he re­ Breckenridge Listed at he from opposing such pro­ 20,000 vide birth control services imitate the tiger. But in ability o f democratic par­ young students he com­ called, as "not only Host, Priests' Retreat grams, he noted, "it was.