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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Sept. 15, 1960" (1960). The Catholic Advocate. 131. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/131 Sen. Kennedy’s Loyalty Under Fire As Religious Bigotry Boils to Surface By Joe Thomas Nixon, Kennedy’s Republican and “conservative” evangelical stand it in America.” “Citizens for and is Religious Free- which it was Republicans Democrats opponent, equally concerned. church the alleged that the a of Catholic groups, particularly dom” and established study “philoso- sects.” •like are offices in Church nas “running scared” to- His followers fear that Southern “specifically repir- phy” on Church-state anti- Baptist Convention, AND IN Washington, more issues, Dr. Bell chided American because of the a hotel suite here. Rev. Donald diated” the day injection of Catholicism reach such the Churches of Protes- than principle “that “we invited no Catholics into may a Christ, 150 Protestant leaders at H. Gill, Protestants for “soft” a Baptist minister who every man shall being on religious bigotry sugar-coat- that it will tants and other be free to fol- this pitch backfire Americans a “National meeting.” Catholicism. Conference of Cit- became an American citizen in low ed in some instances with the dictates of his de- that disgusted voters will vote United for Separation of Church izens for Freedom" con- Also among the uninvited Religious 1957, was named chairman. science in nials of bigoted intentions for his religious matters.” Jewish and rival in protest against and State. met and leaders “liberal” drafted a statement ALMOST AT the into the election the One The statement issued by the The statement Protestant same time, campaign. bigotry. He has condemned Baptist minister said, stating that “it is inconceivable also claimed theologians. the ministers POAU board of trustees was Sen. John F. Kennedy, first the discussion “The moment began with a declara- that the Church has of religion in the the Democrats that a Roman Catholic Presi- a record Dr. Harold John of coming Catholic candidate for tion that “no should “of denial Ockenga up with a "calm analy- the of- political arena. he has nominated a Roman dent persons of equal rights” for Boston and Dr. More, Catholic, would not be under ex- Nelson H. Bell, sis” of its fice since A1 engage in hate own, this one, too, Smith’s ill-fated taken the unprecedented they transformed 10,000 Baptist treme mongering, big- other faiths and that it “has father-in-law of step pressure by the hierar- evangelist Billy supposedly "devoid of bitter- 1928 campaign, has been forced of publicly into active otry or unfounded charges.” Apeatcdly attempted to break commending his op- preachers politi- chy of his Church to accede to Graham, released the texts of and to take note of the Yet the statement did down ness fanaticism.” opposition ponent for his cians.” not the wall of at loyalty it is its policies with respect to for- separation of their talk? the meeting to “Nevertheless,” his Catholicism has engendered. identify those foreign policies of Church and state" said the Kennedy’s loyalty that is most As an example, Rev. Max eign relations.” by a cam- reporters. Dr. Ockenga told "we He has taken the Church which would be the par- board, cannot avoid recog- every opportunity often questioned by his critics Morris of the First paign to secure public funds ticipants that “if Rome Baptist The meeting was under the subject of once nition of the fact that one 'to quiet Protestant fears about —and other pressure from the for its schools. qualities. Church in Miami said from the becomes dominant in America Church in the Church chairmanship of Dr.’ Norman hierarchy on a Catholic United States, possible influence on “If he presi- (which it would pulpit: (Kennedy) is a Vincent Peale of presumably do the largest Church his actions. ' New York. dent. AFTER THE operating on MOSTLY, opposition, to Ken- true Catholic, be does not be- Ministers MEETING, Dr. if a Catholic were to become American attending set a na- Nor did the soil, officially Vice President Richard M. nedy has been expressed up statement docu- Peale conceded that sup- by the lieve in liberty as we under- tional organization to be called although president), the Protestant ports a world-wide policy of ment the “many occasions” on the conference was devoted to churches to w’ll be reduced (Continued 7) In New York on Pago Beaten, Another Jailed President Talks to Bishop The As Congo Turmoil Continues Charity Meeting The Advocate LEOPOLDVILLE, Bakwanga. Among those killed tails Congo- surrounding the arrests and One was beaten NEW YORK The National Bishop and an- were women and children. said that Conference of Catholic “in the name of the Official Publication of the other was arrested Charities will hold its 50th Archdiocese of Newark, N. J., >nd Diocese of Paterson. N. J. and released Bishop Nkongola was arrested whole episcopate annual convention here Sept. 23- in the of the Congo last week as chaos the after the Congo day protest. He • 1 27. Spme 3,000 are Vol. 9 38 strenuously protest delegates expected to attend. No. 1960 continued to • • against THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, PRICE: TEN CENTS reign in the new was accused of being "a traitor such deeds. It is Meeting in conjunction with the African nation. inadmissible that charities group will and a criminal” by men soldiers, pro- without warrants be the St. Vincent De In the United can be Paul SocietySc as well as the American States, mean- claiming to be communists. Tak- allowed to make Association of the while, two veteran arbitrary ar- Ladies of Char- missionaries en before the governor, he was rests.” saw the current ity. Full disorder having freed but the governor advised Sixteen tragic results” nv on Archbishop for him to to workshops such Urges missionary not return the scene of WASHINGTON, a report on the Mission work here. the possible topics as aging, adoptions, Lay the incident because it was under effect of the disturb- ances on marriage counseling, services for control of the Luluas, enemies of mission work was BEATEN BY sol- given unwed mothers and work with al- CCD Parish Congolese the Baluba tribe. to the annual diers meeting of mission- coholics have Set was Belgian-born Bishop been scheduled. Meeting Program sending societies Rev. Fred- by Jean Van AFTER two NEWARK “Every Catholic “As it Cauwelaert, C.1.C.M., THE arrests, the erick A. FEATURE OF the NEW YORK works toward the goal "We of McGuire, C.M., execu- convention (NC) The cordially thank our Inongo. He was Permanent child in the parish should be that all in the struck hard Commitee of the tive of will be an parish by knowing priests, our religious on secretary the Mission Sec- address by President second National and our the head several times of Lay Mission under religious instruction as a Christ better love when Bishops the Congo sent a retariat. Eisenhower at the golden jubilee may and aerve laity for the outstanding work of he denied Conference will be held at necessary part of his Him having a radio sending formal letter of protest to Premi- banquet which is to be held education;” and His Church more whole- the past which merited for set which U »■ possible at our the soldiers demanded er Lumumba. The ..f* Manhattan Nov. 25- Archbishop Boland wrote in a let- heartedly, the letter was that the Catholic educational the Statler-Hilton Hotel here on College Confraternity de- Confraternity the praise of the from him. ter to be read at all Masses in drafted at a special three-day system in 26 under serves the financial See. the “will Sept. 26. the auspices of the support of Holy We are confident that After being subjected here Congo fall the Archdiocese on Sunday. to pub- meeting and asked the gov- by the for other college and the Committee associate members and the per- this record will even lic wayside lack of fi- Among speakers will be for th the be im- ridicule, he, the priests, ernment to “take the nanclal Urging development of the sonal service of steps nec- aid." This would be Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cin- Lay Apostolate. The meeting’s many active proved in the years ahead. Sisters and a Congolese Brother to a full Confraternity program in the members. esSary prevent a recurrence disaster, he cinnati; Paul G. man- theme will be "New Horizons "May God bless at the mission said, noting that Hoffman, in you all.” compound were of such incidents." Archdiocese, ihe Archbishop de- there are less than 20 aging director of the UN the World Mission of the Church." jailed the Congolese Surplus clared 25 by unruly Felix Sept. as Confraternity troops. Archbishop Scalals, C.- with college Fund; Bishop Lawrence G. She- Five Later the degrees. organizations specializing Sunday. In Bloomfield religious were re- 1.C.M., of who Re han of leased Leopoldville, pre- Seb#stian Yo “gerius of Bridgeport; Bishop John in lay mission workers form the when an officer inter- sided .i. !r .'n_- at the meeting, signed, * e Wh'te J. Russell of and Rev. comniittee. THE TEXT of his letter fol- vened. Fathers, interviewed Richmond; They are: Associa- the letter In which he noted in St. Paul, said Mr. William J. Villaume, who is tion for Internaitonal lows: Arrested by Minn., that the Develop- agents of Premier the “minor cruelties" inflicted problem the director of the “If our facing the Church Is that social welfare Grail Institute children, ourselves, and Patrice Lumumba was ment, Paterson: Bishop Jo- on Bishop Van Cauwelaert th sra ot the of the National our non-Catholic friends for native department Coun- for Overseas are to Su V Interna- Buy seph Nkongola of a While the f Service, Property Luebo, were be Church cil Congo- they minor, and the of Churches of Christ in the tional Catholic love Christ more fully in His lese native. Belgian gov- Auxiliaries, Young He was jailed for were “affronts U.S.A. they to the per- ernment are one." Christiah Workers and Women Person and in His Mystical Body, protesting the slaughter of 300 of son of a Bishop and to simple "The racial attitude Cardinal Spellman will offer a Volunteers Association. a fuller knowledge of Christ and Information his fellow Baluba of the Bel- Center tribesmen by human dignity." gian Mass for delegates In St. Pat- of His Church must become soldiers of administration was com- our the national army at The recited the rick’s Cathedral 25. Pur- KEYNOTE BLOOMFIELD Archbishop de- pletely wrong,” Father Yongerius Sept. speaker at the con- common possession. The physical at Sacred plant Heart said. “They did much pose of the meeting this year Is ference will be James “The of Christian for the ed- T. Harris Confraternity parish here has been expanded with the purchase of addi- medical tu stimulate ucation, care and community responsi- Jr., assistant executive director Doctrine joins the Catholic school tional gen- property on Bloomfield Avenue, to the eral of the bility In Catholic charitable or- of the American adjacent well-being Society of Afri- system in the challenging task of ACCM to but their Africans, ganizations. school. method was to drive can Culture. making Christ better known to Sponsor people with a whip—without all. As we declare Sunday, Sept. Auxiliary Bishop Curtis, pastor, announced that the any respect for the human personal- 25, property, consisting of • bar and Confraternity Sunday or the Hour ity. Feast of Christian package store, had been acquired tension will Holy 25 Doctrine, we be converted into a Sept. did on Sept. 12. . Belgians not Swanstrom urge in every parish the develop- Catholic Information Center and believe in Msgr. NEWARK Sacred training Africans be- The Heart Cathedral will become ment of the full property, known as “The Confraternity parish library. At present the the yond a basic focal for the men education. Glen,” has been a well known point of the Archdiocese of Newark program as it is proposed by parish library is located in the “That is Sept 25, when the why you have almost our Catechetical Office. gathering place in Bloomfield. basement of the sixth annual Holy Hour Is church. sponsored by no African in the N.Y. the hierarchy Con- “Every Catholic child in the Henceforth, it will serva a dif- The newly acquired Newark Archdiocesan Council of Catholic he property Men is held go,” continued, just as there Auxiliary ferent starting at H n m ’ parish should be under purpose. has a area at 8 are religious parking which will be starting p.m. no native doctors or A HING ~ N (NC) Pope John XXIII Instruction According to lawyers . i I? has ap- as a necessary part Bishop Curtis, the added to the playground of the Archbishop Boland will, council conducted He pointed out that there Edward brick preside. workshlps on were pointed Msgr E. Swanstrom, executive director •of his education. two-story structure with ex- parish school. The sermon will be delivered the Institute 400 naUve priests by of the Mass last in the Congo of the U.S. ‘“Parents must be Bishops’ relief made aware Msgr. John J. June in which for a Catholic farflurvg and rehabilitation Dougherty, presi- over 200 men, population of 5 1/2 agency, Titular of by frequent reminders of their dent of Setou Hall million, while in Bishop Arba to serve as an University. representing every affiliate in the neighboring Tan- Auxiliary important to secure to duty religious Participating in the Archdiocese, ganyika there were Bishop Cardinal Spellman of New York. Buenos sponsorship participated. Prep- the same training for their children not Aires Plans are the four county number of councils and arations are now for a Catholic Bishop - designate Swanstrom being made to priests alone their own has been associated during grammar school, affiliates, Holy Name conduct these in the population one-third of that in the with Catho- attended Fordham but workshops lic University. during all four high school societies, Knights of Columbus, individual counties. In order Congo. Relief Services National He to studied at St. John's Semi- years as well. Ancient Order of continue the Catholic Wclare Conference Gigantic Missions Hibernians. support of the Na- Catholic nary, Brooklyn, and was ordained “A full Confraternity program War Veterans, Serra tional and Archdiocesan since its. inception in 1943 to Councils, as- June 2, 1928. He requires in the Clubs and Placing Catholic sist millions served as an parish a Con- BUENOS AIRES First Friday Clubs. a renewal of membership will be made homeless and assistant (RNS) Preparations are being com- It has ‘ at several parishes in fraternity elementary and a Con- been emphasized by conducted during October.” Bibles in Hotel hungry by World War U. pleted here for a spiritual mission Brooklyn until 1933 when he school of expected to rank as the Msgr. Cornelius J. ACCM Walter L. MONTREAL was fraternity high religion Boyle. Joyce of Essex Coun- (RNS) - Some He served assistant most event of in x is execu- named associate director of for our children in public schools. gigantic its kind the history of the Church director, however, that the ty is general chairman 1.200 New Holy of the Testaments were tive director from 1943 until 1947 Brooklyn Catholic in modern times. Hour is for pre- Charities. all Catholic men Holy Hour. He is sented here for ■when he “A FULL PROGRAM martials assisted by distribution In ho- succeeded He made advanced whether or not Archbishop studies in Featuring a mass conversion they hold mem- Fred Feczko, Hudson County; tel rooms. Patrick A. of the zealous members of the laity campaign, the mission in O'Boyle Washing- sociology at Fordham’s Was rnnroii/nH hu ikn a bership the school of in the was conceived by the late Arch- various organiza- John Mahady, Bergen County; The Bibles were given to Don- ton as executive director. social apostolic work of bringing tions. service, and was awarded Fermin John Essex ald the knowledge of Christ’s Mysti- bishop La Fitte of Buenos Fox, County; and Mumford, general manager Under his his doctorate of priests will take part In the John of the administration, CRS- philosophy in Aires. It is now carried out Malko, Union County. Queen Elizabeth cal Body, the Catholic Church, to being THE WORK OF the NCCM has Hotel, by NCWC has grown into the largest sociology in 1938. under spiritual campaign, half of Rene Salvator Catta those outside the Faith. Wider sponsorship of h{s auccei- experienced increased on behalf of relief He was them from and various momentum PRECEDING THE Hour private organization of its appointed a sor. Cardinal Caggiano, under the Europe Holy the Catholic Bible Centre. Papal use of the will increase during the The kind. In chamberlain laity Latin American nations. past year, Msgr. Boyle there will be a procession includ- recent years, the annual with the title of theme, “God Is My Strength." pointed Queen Elizabeth thus became the greatly the number of converts to The mission out. He noted that the ing the Catholic War Veterans programs of CRS-NCWC. both in Very Reverend in territory will cover first hotel Monsignor the major here to put a Church. AMONG an area National Council’s radio and TV and their color and 1945 and elevated to «. THOSE who will co- stretching for 19 miles guards; uniformed Catholic monetary vtflue in amount a domestic apostolate has Bible in French in of relief operate in the Great around the capital. proved more ef- members of the Newark Police distributed to the world's prelate with the title of Right Mission, as The territory fective every room. Relief the spiritual embraces than ever with the and Fire Departments, officers needy, virtually have doubled Reverend in Aids campaign has been a population of seven pro- that Monsignor 1947. Croup grams are million reaching an audience of and members of the archdiocesan of all other U.S. relief Bishop - Swanstrom called, Auxiliary Bishop Ful- persons, of whom 85 to private designate Hurricane Victims six million radio ton J. Sheen of New 95% are at least listeners and and county councils, the agencies combined. was a leader in the U.S. York, who nominal Catho- three Holy pro- NEW YORK (RNS)—More than has been lics. million TV viewers earh Hour committee, of Col- Ember grams which brought thousands asked to make a series Knights Days EDWARD three tons of vitamins, antibiot- week. umbus Color Guards E. SWANSTROM of displaced of television appearances, and The mission will and clergy. Wednesday, Friday and Sat- persons to the United be preached In “The Archdioccsan was born on Mar. ics, clothing and blankets have Council William J. Griffin is 20, 1903, in States and also was Archbishop Casimiro Morcillo churches, president urday, Sept. 21, 23 and 24, are In the fore- been Catholic chapels and public and its affiliates have New York son of the late shipped by Relief Gonzalez of played a of the archdiocesan council. Coun- Ember City, front of those who aided Zaragosa, Spain. The halls, as well as in Days. Friday is a day the Hun- Serviccs-NCWC some indus- great part in the Gustave A. and A. to Puerto Rico Archbishop will head sponsorship of ty presidents are: Louis D. of fast and Mary Cronin garian refugees after the abor- more than trial plants and in the air. these complete abstinence. Swanstrom. He for victims of Hurricane Donna. 200 open programs through their Agosto, Bergen; Charles Doer- received his early tive Spanish priests who will help As part of the Wednesday and Saturday are uprising against the com- preparatory work! moral education in The hurricane left 100 persons conduct the and financial support,” rler, Hudson; Andrew F. of fast public schools and munists in In mission. laymen made personal Kelly, days and partial absti- Hungary 1956. dead and 2,500 families homeless. contacts he said. and X. Altogether at least 2,000 with 800,000 families. Union, Hugh Connell, Es- nence. He also cited the fact that "our sex.

“Socialist wedding" shown PRESSURE LIFE'S CEREMONIES, RED STYLE: A ON YOUTH: in a of Participants "youth dedication” shown INSTEAD OF communist ceremonies designated in East ceremony are BAPTISM: An East German above is one leaving a theater of peace” in East Germany. The “youth couple stands before a rituals. dedication” is styled Bed official for the of Germany to take the place of Christian The ceremonies are of and "name-giving ceremony” their baby. The part of a to weaken Confirmation, despite denunciation campaign the churches and foster the of as the atheistic counterpart repeated by Soviets substitute this civil for spread Church rite Is ceremony Christian Baptism, as other officials, the becoming more and more in Curtain Red prevalent Iron atheistic formats take the place of the ideology countries. sacraments of Matrimony and Confirmation. 2 THE ADVOCATE September 15,1960 Scholarships to Aid Clergy in Places in the News People in the News Latin America VATICAN CITY (RNS)—Plans Officials of the Marian shrine Ground for St. John Vianney to create 400 scholarships for at Lourdes have asked pilgrims Seminary, major sejpinary for •. Rev. James F. Didas, S.S.J., been installed as Archbishop of seminarians from districts poor to pray especially for the suc- the Buffalo Diocese, was broken editor of The Colored Harvest Calcutta. to relieve the critical short- help cess of the forthcoming ecumen- in ceremonies at East Aurora. Magazine, has been named McCormick rector Bishop J. Carroll ace of priests in Central and ical council. Catholic booksellers’ of St. associa- Joseph’s Seminary, Wash- will be installed as the fifth South America have >been ap- The Crookston (Minn.) Diocese tions in Germany, Austria and ington. of Bishop Altonna-Johnstown, Pa., proved by the Pontifical Com- will mark its 50th Switzerland announced in Berlin - anniversary Very Rev. Marcel Marie on Sept. 21. mission for Latin America, Os- Sept. 12. the of their third Desmarais, has been named publication joint 0.P., Died servatore Romano announced. ... A motion for anew trial of a catalog of German-language pa- first prior of the monastery of Brother George F.S.C., The Vatican City newspaper suit perback books recommended for St. Albert the Montreal. Lewis, challenging St. Louis Uni- Great, said 310 of the scholarships will Catholic A bicentennial of La Salle College, Philadelphia, versity’s right to participate in reading. _ special pilgrim- Cos to in South former president of Scranton Uni- seminarians Amer- an urban redevelopment project age will leave the U.S. in May, versity. ica and the remaining 90 to stu- in St. Louis has been filed in 1961, to commemorate the birth South Has dents for the priesthood in Cen- Circuit Court there. Orange in 1761 of Rev. William Joseph Given tral America. The Association of Canado- St. Therese Novena Chaminade, founder of the Society American Calling the clergy-shortage Lat- Americaine in Manchest- of Mary. meeting SOUTH ORANGE A solemn 1 in America’s No. problem, Os- er, N.H., has voted a $lO,OOO Rev. Joseph P. Carney has Post novena in honor of St. Therese, Seminary servatore been stressed the “urgent gift for construction of a mon- the Little Flower, will be held in named editor of the British ROME Rev. Joseph P. Columbia necessity” of ensuring an ade- astery chapel at Assumption Col- Our of Sorrows Church here Catholic, Vancouver Meancy, M.M., of Arlington, Lady quate number of priests for the lege, Worcester, Mass. from archdiocesan newspaper, succeed- Mass., has been named spiritual Sept. 25 to Oct. 3, Ihe- 180,000,000 Latin American faith- Anew seminary in Silver saint’s ing Rev. H. I. Bader, named a director of the Urban College, feast day. PLANNED LIBRARY: This $8 million is for the Notre ful, who comprise one-third of Springs, Md., has been blessed pastor. mission conducted here 13-story, library planned Preaching at all the services seminary Dame the world’s Catholics. for the Sons of the Cardinal Garibl Rivera University campus. It will house two million - the current Holy Family, at 8 p.m. and also at the Ma/ses of by the Sacred Congregation for some volumes Notre Last February, the Canadian a community devoted to parish flronan Guadalajara, Mexico, has been the Propagation of the Faith. Dame library has but 400,000 books —nd will be part of anew quadrangle on Sept. 25, will be Rev. created a commission work. invested with the cross and of hierarchy Cantlon, 0.F.M., oL*#£casid« mem- Father Meaney was named buildings to be developed as of a $66.6 million in part 10-year program. of Bishops for cooperation In Lat- Some members of the Labor Park. bership the Order of the Holy for the position by Cardinal Aga- in America. have now Party in Australia have asked Sepulchre of Jerusalem. gianian, of the congrega- They set prefect that at 40 grants permitting Latin the party’s next conven- ST. TERESA Auxiliary Bishop Helder Pessoa tion. The first- American spiritual up of Avila is patron at tion it ways of giving Camara of Rio *ic Janeiro has director, he will counsel about New American students to enroll study fin- of those suffering from head- French Decrees Set ancial aid been seminaries and universities in to private schools. aches. given a $l,OOO award for 240 students from some 40 mis- services to the community for his sion countries. Canada. Work A in promoting slum clear- Father Meaney was ordained in School Motion program adopted by religious ance. in women’s institutes has 1926. Currently he is spiritual di- Program provided 52 Rev. Laurence V. rector at College, Glen grants to enable priests des- Britt, S.J., Maryknoll PARIS (NC) The French has SINCE THE government as- tined for work in Latin America dean of the College of Arts and Ellyn, 111., and is an editor for government pushed the button sumes all costs in “associated” Sciences at Detroit University, Critic magazine. starting of the country’* new machinery for aid to study at Roman universities. schools, these schools may no Some has been named president of the to private education. Rome communities have the longer charge tuition. But they provided for support of a NEED university, largest Catholic Holy Family, Nutley, In a series of decrees the has fixed the money MONEY? government may a small fee for elec- university in the world. require Latin American priest working • Sets amounts of aid to to «•< a. kjuuiv uaic be granted aniii)Book Sale various sectors of private tive classes in Family religion, taught by as a chaplain in Rome. f]FJ%‘ PERSONAL . .. education under Bishops NUTLEY A Catholic family the school-aid a chaplain, and for the upkeep of Archbishop Vivian book law, which was passed the B V LOAN Anthony sale will be held in the shortly control will be given. chapel. MilwaukeeChurch Dyer, a native of Bombay, has school hall before the New Year. A Come to The Trust of Holy Family parish, school may elect to remain During the first year of Its Company of New Jersey for 18-19. In France, nine out of Named Landmark a Personal Loanl Get the Sept. 10 pri- as it is, without state control and operation the new machinery for cash you need to start fresh. ll vate schools are Catholic schools. (RNS) We lend you from $lOO to $3,500. The sale will be conducted with only indirect state aid. That sfate aid to private schools will MILWAUKEE St. Most of these Arrange easy monthlyrepayment terms from 8 to 4 p.m., Sept. 18, and are run by par- aid is paid to the parents of the “associated" schools accord- Stanislaus Church here has been up to pay as long as 2 years. Life ishes. One out of five “national Insurance is Included. from 7:30 to 9 Sept. 19. French chil- and turned to the number of students selected as a land- p.m.. pupil over to the ing en- You needn’t be a depositor. All 12 offices are More than 1,000 books of all dren attend a Catholic school. school. It is to be increased this rolled. mark” by the commission on open Monday evenings. types, more than 100 school preservation of historic buildings including THE year. The amount to be stu- NEW DECREES, assure paid per titles for A of the American Institute of Ar- children, will be dis- school may also elect to be dent will to the teachers in participating private vary according S. The played. absorbed gradually into the state chitects and the U. Department schools of an income equal to material expenses of the schools: education system. of the Interior. teachers in public schools. technical schools, which require They Founded in 1866, the parish was //rust LAKE MOHAWK a maximum 'of physical equip- Company also stipulate that private schools BUT to IF A school chooses ac- the first one organized in Mil- must lower their tuition ment, will receive from $65 to JOSEPH F. MURPHY charges cept state aid, it may demand waukee for Polish immigrants of New in $lOO per student, while purely proportion to the amount of “association” with the state Jersey REAL sys- and is the third oldest Polish ESTATE - INSURANCE academic schools will receive aid they receive from the state. or ' tem it may demand what is The It® W ' parish in the U.S. MA 2-0300 \ KIM \l s HI It.l I,' to parish Jersey City • Hoboken • Weehawken In some cases this reduction from $4O $7O for each student. called “free contract." first one PARK AAY 9 >2do school was the Union • organ- City West New York • Secauous in tuition will do away with tui- ” 00X1311 Under ‘‘association, tka Polish in this Mtmbtr Ftdtral • SPARTA N j ANOTHER decree spelled out ized by a parish Deposit Insurance Corporation tion altogether. costs state assumes all but ob- country. • conditions under which religious Private ‘schools are not to re- tains the right to fix the instruction may be given in public ceive aid curriculum. Also, teachers are Marked .state automatically. schools. • Anniversary to They must ask for it if they want be drawn from a government LEADVILLE, Colo. (RNS) FINAL and it be obtained list That decree implements an- ▲ it, can only at and named jointly by the The 100th anniversary of the of- other provision of the state-aid GRIFFITHS IS THE ONLY PLACE the price of some state control. government and school au- WHERE by law. fering of the first Mass in this The more the thorities. aid, more- state famed mining town by noted mis- Under "free contract,” the Catechism, the decree said, YOU CAN RENT OR BUY A CLEARANCE! sionary Bishop Joseph P. Mache- BRAND NEW state half of every teacher’* may be taught in public schools pays beuf has been observed here by As long when certain difficulties—- salary and underwrites half of only Colorado Catholics. STEINWAY IN NORTH JERSEY ENTIRE STOCK OF 1960 os you livo all material expenses. School au- distances between churches and thorities name the teachers with schools would be one—prevent its the mere approval of the govern- being taught in churches. How- CHEVY DEPENDABLE mmd the things & CORYAIRS ment The ever, of the pupils must 0000 INCOME * government exercises parents Borgos & Borgos only limited control over curricu request that the instruction be and financial that • M lum administration. given. money MUST BE SOLD! • a » Ia ( mm 1 V. D. ANNUITY BIG of all kinds BONUS ALLOWANCES ,< EASIEST TERMS can’t AVENUE buy CLEAR-THE-LOT 593 KEARNY ft* mtmm ti Mn Necklace Donated ««t KEARNY, N. J. NOW fTMrf USED CAR SALE ff* Mfarteau kalp b GOING ONI oiotoi i. »oiooi © Fobwlout bargains H Ouarantood U».d Coral To Shrine by AUItT H. ILAH Mi A Pope WIUIAM i. SLACCUM M iiwiliii O tarvico Outstanding - Porta - Point t Body Shopl CASTELGANDOLFO Pope John still remembers Pk»M «Tm 1-«7M L A °* in0 •V* CHEVROLET p^r ' a neighborhood shrine to Our Lady where he and his fam- Write far fraa tetewHia ily prayed together frequently more than 70 years 3685 HUDSON BLVD., JERSEY CITY ago. Of THs Dlvlm W»tel The shrine is that of Our of Woods about six 4 Blocks Norik off Journal Squaro Muty Lady for CHILDREN Ol ANNUITY MPT 44000 • Opon Daily till t P.M. Wod. 4 Sol till 4 P.M. miles from Sotto II Monte where he grew up. And the Pope GIRARD, PENNA. for has sent a precious gold necklace RELIGIOUS to Cardinal Montini of Milan with for EVERYONE the request that it adorn the PRINTING come into statue of Our Lady. .. your home with a Argentine President Arturo HARRY F. MURPHY USM Frondizi had given the neck- 7« CLINTON ST., NEWARK 7 STEINWAY lace to 57 the Pontiff as a gift Phon*< MArk.t 3-2831 HaluySt, Nnrvfc from Argentine Catholics. A Steinway can help her overcome the emptiness of ‘rpect*» In his letter to Cardinal tor’ living. Keyboard experience leads your child safely past Montini, the Pontiff noted that pushbuttonease and creates confidence in doing and filling “all the shrines of Our Lady are doru. Over a hundred years of experience and skill in piano dear to me.” However, he said, building make in action and “I remember with special affec- JUNIOR today’s Steinway unique tone, styling. The and tion the shrine of Our Lady of Steinway serves so many years depreciates so it is the least of the Woods because she was the little, actually expensive pianos—aa LEAGUE investment of value that will extra dividends ia smile of my childhood, the custo- SETON lasting pay children’s future * dian and encouragement of my your happiness. ■9s priestly vocation.” SETON HALL UNIVERSITY POPE JOHN also sent letters to Bishop Giuseppe Piazzi of RECEPTION TEA ■t AND Bergamo, his home diocese, and Cardinal Wendcl of Munich. His For Prospective Members AA letter to Bishop Piazzi was oc- S casioned by the Eucharistic Con- LOUNGE gress to be held there and ex- OF NEW DORMITORY tolled the faith of the Bergamo ■•r l M people. His letter to Cardinal SOUTH ORANGE CAMPUS \ •>-* A. ( Wendcl asked the Cardinal to thank civil authorities in Munich Friday Sept. 23, 1960 8 P. M. \C for helping to make the Interna- » 1 \ tional Eucharistic Congress there Invited for . a m a success. Membership Now Open and During the week the Pope Catholic Women Between of 18-30. Js made the longest Journey of Young Ages his two-year pontificate —and The Junior Solon loaguo founded In 1919 under the guordianthip A the wai since longest by any Pope of Blotted Ttiomae our Mother ond the Patronage of the Mott Reverend a! 1870 when he traveled to the J. Walth, firtt Archbithop of Newarb. It it by the State of summer quarters of the Pontif- Incorporated r \ ical Roman Seminary at Rocca N.J.. officially approved and attocioled with leton Hall Unlvartlty. oHert Antica, a distance of 50 miles. It tpiritual and todal, cultural, athletic and educational activities. Among those received in audi- ence by the Pope this week were For —- iLi membership or information call: application TMI members of Chicago's World CLASSIC MtrPllWlHJl—Beauty of >trH, economy of o»oco ood (okloa toes of IM

Trade Commission and former Carmela Member.hi P chairman FR 7-6547 Siegrist, Til* werfd'e |roof ooncort artlttt uoe the Steinway Postmaster General James A excluiively. The lilt include* the young American Farley. Lillian Jiacobbi, Membership Co-chairman ES 4-8968 pianiot QARY CRAFFMAN, pictured at right, and Caiadeiuo, Shura Cherkauky, Elman, Jacob LateJ- ABrA-CA-dAb^A... Add New Course to nrr, Moura Lympany, Mitropouloa, Artur Rubin* olein, Fram Rupp, Elizabeth • . and ah all hare the drama ol School of Van • yon Theology Earn Schwartzkopf, Cliburn, and NEW YORK "The Layman other* aloo many, many ... nearly Mdioml-iilu angle* in the mtrteat of tod in the Modern World" is anew o all of the nation's leading orches- course added to the Fall cur- tral, radio and tclcviiion nations. Bright a* the chit-chat it inspire* . . . at the of riculum School Theo- DIVIDEND k'a Moderaaire magic logy for the Layman. ON It will be conducted by Itev. YOUR HU. OUT—TEAR OFF AND MAIL Francis N. Wendell, O. P., found- IAVINOS FUoie tend ms oalalog on Slolnway Plano* er and director of the school. * *° re*S Steinway Nrcfiaoe a Q • Slolnway Q The school sessions are held at ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO SIO.OOO St. Vincent Ferrer School, 141 E. 65th St., evenings starting Sept. 26. Personal registration will be 6-8 modernaire held Sept. 19-20, p m. "Tht Mutle Center of Nam Jtrtty" Correction lUvto 4, Panaiui, N. J. Vm charge A % V, war 90-day m pW An error occurred In tho St BiHTrc GRIFFITH PIANO CO. Peter's Colley, advertisement o# Open Monday, Tbureday and Friday 1* 0 August 35, 1960. —ETEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES It should have read: AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "St. Peter's College offer* pro- 605 BROAD Accounting, and STREET, NEWARK 2, N. J. grams,ln Marketing 244 CHESTNUT STREET NUTIEY, N. J. Management leading to the degree Open Wednesday In Business Administration.' ' Evenings njitll 9-Phone MArket 1-5880 I September 15,1960 THE ADVOCATE 3 28 YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! Church’s Latest Liturgical Reform OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 - SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY AS ALWAYS! SHOP MONDAY 10 to 9 P.M Stresses Proper Communion Time

' " Rev. Frederick R. By McManus and variations” in the rubrics, changes in the Office may be NCV/C News Service together with special decrees expected? from the Another important step has been taken in the over-all congregation of Rites. For the Mass the changes in All this has now been clari- rites and the restoration of the liturgy initiated Pius XII in texts, possible by Pope 1948 fied and in variation the lines simplified a simple of the Scripture les- along laid down by St. Pius X 50 code. years ago. Priests should be able to sons, and so on, have been fH - This latest fruit of the rM 20th-century liturgical move- put the changes into effect thoroughly discussed by ex- ment is T""s3ff—- anew code of rules for the Church calendar and easily by following closely the perts, pastors and* Bishops. The \MRD'S for the Mass diocesan calendar or Ordo. COFFEE and the Divine Of- have been e* ST"”—s possibilities recently '■educed/ fice. Of greatest interest to lay summed C e Officially promulgated by It peo- up by Rev. H. A. Rein- M ' fusing duplication. also points in Pope John XXIII July ple these changes is the new hold’s the Mass a9 on 25 to out more clearly the distinction book, “Bringing I be effective calendar of feasts. Any »">«-"'«»««Wnirzj of Rites the o of Congregation presidency of Pope John. The the saints, must be centered are sometimes celebrated day by 45 made a similar pronouncement new code of for mis- day for regulations 6 bottl. upon Christ Himself. private intentions to e * regarding devotional exercises sal and breviary is proof of the plus This reinforcement of the chief the spiritual disadvantage of the going on during Mass or the Pontiff’s concern for the vitality feasts and seasons is for whole parish community, which deposit evident, public recitation of the Rosary, of Catholic in the should have the benefit of the public worship. example, new and higher which is to be said outside of missal’s varied lessons and It is worth that w ranking of Sundays as “first pray- adding, too, 6/2 01 Mass. John’s first SLICED class” (Advent and Lent) and ers. Pope public worship The new code also states that BEETS “second class" (other renewed the Holy See’s Insis- 83 Sundays). on all occasions the during year THE NEW CODE for the mis- tence on active Every Sunday of the year is in- liturgical partici- when the invitation to prayer, sal and breviary has its limita- tended to pation by the laity, repeating the be a celebration of the “Flectamus (Let us of course. It is 2 genua" tions, only a par- words of Pope Pius Xll’s last Resurrection of Our Lord and a kneel), is given, the priest and tial, clarifying step in the broad- 23 day of liturgical instruction in 1958: renewal. These »<* baptismal a er are to kneel for time people program of liturgical change “The Mass by its nature de- J; concepts, planned as one of the in silent prayer before the “Le- which Pope Pius XII insisted is mands that all take results of the 1955 reform of the present vate” (Arise) and the recitation evidence of the Church’s vitality. in BEANS Week and Easter part it in the manner & Holy liturgy, of the collect the This Since the FRAMif' by priest. Holy See did not Proper to them.” should now be enhanced by the n ‘»' extension of the 1955 Holy Week wish to make the purchase of technical classification of Sun- ’•mmJS 6-P* T changes primarily affects ember new liturgical books obligatory aS* 02 days in the missal and C breviary. Wednesdays and ember Satur- present changes in general do c 20 There is also the laid stress on days. not include new readings from $25 Million NEW the ember lORNa days by which the the Bible in the Mass in the ""•'"-•rff? I or doo four AN seasons of the IMMEDIATE year arc con- consequence Office. New, corrected missals secrated to God. of the changed rubrics or regula- Goal in N.Y. These periods and especially breviaries will • ■ *** 11 have is of the ™*r.U 00 '"** Z received special recognition tions a great shortening be PHmb.;'^ /' S»Pt.mb.r 7Jrfl ,° - O extremely convenient, al- NEW ” 60 as "weekdays of second class” Divine Office. The Office is the YORK (RNS) —Car- Groc *'y pS pkg. though not exactly essential un- Mm I second only to of Christ and the dinal an- Ash Wednes- public prayer til a later stage in Spellman ljas recited different times liturgical day and the days of Holy Week Church, at storation. nounced the opening of a $25 With the same the during each day by clergy and emphasis, While some Holy selectivity was ex- million fund-raising cam- See in 1955 urged Bishops religious and by some lay people ercised in suppressing certain to for to confer Holy Orders on ember The shortening of the Office paign provide expan- (easts, like the secondary or “ex- that was sion of educational facilities tn Saturdays so the prayer and accomplished by reducing tra” feasts of PRODUCE number of lessons be some saints, this the archdiocese. SELECTED fasting of the people might ac- the to SPECIALLY process is far from complete. ' .■: .' }jjg company the ordination of recited (from the lives of the The 14-week f The need for further considera- drive, to be known SR ■ priests, deacons and other clerics. saints and from the sermons of as the Cardinal’s for tion and decisions by the Holy Campaign & Cooking the Fathers of the Church) on the New and New Crop Eating See has already been indicated Seminary High A WHOLE all Sundays and on most week- SERIES of small Rev. Schools, is the largest fund-rals- but with other omis- by Joseph Loew, C.SS.R., of meaningful changes affects days. This, ing project ever undertaken the Congregation of Rites, writ- by the celebration of Mass. Some sions and simplifications, the Archdiocese of New York. ing in Osservatore Romano. are serves to the burden for simplifications. On a few oc- lighten An instance who in might be the Feast GOALS APPLES casions the preparatory prayers priests are engaged OF the campaign are of St. Thomas of Canterbury at the foot of the altar will be heavy apostolic and parochial the construction of anew arch- (Dec. 29) now reduced in rank. omitted. duties. diocesan seminary to accomodate In the English-speaking world The Creed Yet the is not less 300 candidates for the will not be said or purpose priesthood, such a feast has the greatest sig- sung at so many Masses. The prayer, but better prayer. By re- a high school expansion program iawfi 1 nificance, as would other feasts solemn dismissal at Mass will ducing the quantity of the providing facilities for 5,000 addi- 29‘ not now in the Church calendar 3 Church’s the See tional and the ordinarily be “Ite, missa est” prayer, Holy students, replen- (for example, St. Thomas More). (Go, the Mass is ended), with hopes to enhance its quality. This ishing of the educational fund of At the same time the calendar - /ifsjwPa bunch the alternative phrase, “Benedi- is a vital point and sums up the the archdiocese to permit the con- Maggio brand, 10c retains a large number of feast camus the Domino” (Let us bless goal of liturgical renewal and struction of future Catholic high cello bag days which are of great ' 1 |b. the reform: greater holiness in the objects schools the need arises. Lord), reserved for Masses celebration as CARROTS followed or veneration In some bunch by a procession. The worshiping community, priests The 5c countries or religious communi- campaign, which will close Freshly last will be omitted at and people alike. Gospel ties but not in the universal Dec. 16, will be conducted on a such In effect this that the picked Masses, and also at funeral means Church. parochial basis in the 401 parish- Masses because Divine Office should be said or RADISHES of the rite of ab- es of the archdiocese and will in- toW>». «. solution which follows. with unhurried be- THIS BRINGS and Itomoin. sung devotion, up a final in- volve approximately 40,000 volun- B “ Mn The it is with additional prayers or col- cause briefer, qpd evitable question,: What further teer workers. w. «*. lects at Mass will be more greater understanding, because it watermelons, honey dews |,ek, limes, strictly limited from now on. is simpler. Those for the shorten- sometimes required by “Compensate” local the Bishops are severely re- ing, Pope urged, "by greater stricted. They may be ordered diligence and devotion.” for “grave and public necessi- With the same hope, the new that the ty or calamity,” bnt on a tem- code urges separate SPEECH porary basis ratber than per- hours of the Office be recited at manently or Indefinitely. the appropriate times of the day [-OVEN-FRESH BAKED FINE DAIRY To emphasize more important “both for the sanctification of the TWO CATHOLIC GOODS —i PRODUCTS 1 parts of the Mass, the celebrant day and for spiritual fruit.” From Fresh rolls baked IMPORTED dafly on of Mass is directed now the hour of Matins the premises! FINLAND sung to say on, only SPEECH the be recited on the CORRECTION CENTERS Made prayers at the foot of the may previous from a cherished old then if there recipel Dutch altar and the last Gospel silently, afternoon, and only sw,ss IN NEW JERSEY ... not aloud. For low Masses, is a just cause. BUTTER priests have been reminded again 69 ANYONE WHO who has a —as was done by the Holy See e CHEESE casual acquaintance with the lb the in 1958 to recite the ST. ANNE’S SCHOOL CAKE By piece required missal has been confronted with O9 texts loudly, clearly and slowly. the elaborate classification on To Imported Italian fresh increase the dignity of the or- ROUTE NO. 4, FAIR LAWN grated ROMANO o feasts and observances dou- dinary parish high Mass, the in- DANISH 4 ~ bles of the first and second class, censings customary at solemn registers pre-school and elementary school chil- PARMESAN various kinds of octaves, major C 39' Mass may now be added at all doubles, minor doubles, semi- dren afflicted with stuttering, baby talk, lisping, FRUIT RINGS imported limco sung Masses. brand, extra lean double feasts and simple feasts, fast speech, nasality, low volume, monotones, and so on: Since 1913 the already COCOANUT ” OF REAL significance for the HOLLAND HAMS complicated norms have been cleft palate and so forth on 3‘*2 piety of the faithful is the strong a set of "additions WISCONSIN, disapproval paralleled by GLENDALE BRAND 4-0.. k given to the abuse of CUSTARD PIES P 9, yA distributing Holy Communion at SEPTEMBER MUENSTER odd and improper moments dur- MONDAY, 19th ASSORTED SLICES 2 45c ing Mass: “The Our WINE-CURED proper time for dis- Lady every hour on the hour between 1 and 6 P. M. BUTTER COOKIES tributing Holy Communion to CHEDDAR the faithful is during Mass, aft- CHEESE -79 c the Of Grace er Communion of the cele- IMMACULATE CONCEPTION brating priest.” The celebrant With Grotto himself is to give Communion to the people, al- SCHOOL SEAFOOD though he may be assisted by & other • RB QUALITY MEATS priests. SOMERVILLE tOP Since there is an abuse in- “ volved, the Holy Sec added: “It registers children and adults with all kinds of Fillet oi is altogether unbecoming that frosh Holy Communion be distributed speech difficulties on by another priest at the same altar K where Mass is actually be- J ing celebrated, outside of the SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER haddock proper time for Communion.” This should help the laity to re- 17th ceive Holy Communion more fruitfully, with greater under- 59 standing that Communion is the and every weekday between 9 and 5 P. M. until sacrificial banquet. It will also Oct. Ist the help the people to take part in by phoning Rectory at RA 5-0292. £ the solemn tV concluding prayers of the Canon and the whole Com- These centers are affiliated with four Catholic munion rite beginning with the 26” STATUE SCALLOPS Our Father all things urged Speech Centers in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and sea cut 35” Overall Height Freshly by the Holy See in the 1958 in- deep Manhattan. struction White Stone Since 1948 this project has STEAKS on liturgical participa- In Cast helped FISH tion. over 4,950 persons. Parents are trained with the SWORD the To clarify the rite of Ist of J| b avg 39 Commun- Res. ion at Mass, the Mis SQQSO children in the correction process. are 1960 season Confiteor, $49.50 Recordings ercatur, and Indulgentiam pray- •j'y made to measure improvement. will be ISLANDDUCKLINGS 59c ers omitted. They are long properly used only when Com- munion Is given outside of Mass. For further information call the ■— EVERGREEN Edmund A Director, A. Turner bar-b-9 J*a I-INAL CHANGE in the rite ol Mass was foreshadowed in the GARDEN CENTER in New York City at HOIIis 4-0081 1955 Holy Week restoration. At “The Bird Bath Center” sung Masses the celebrant will between 10 A. M. and Noon no weekdays. longer read the texts of the 612 KT. 17 PARAMUB • and PACKARD BAMBERGER & CO. • AT TEMPLE HACKENSACK N L Epistle Gospel which arc Mater, requiescat in pace. MAIN (£ Gilbert 4-5911 ™ chanted by the subdeacon or 7 deacon. LEJ-nr ffl m This eliminates a con- THE 4 ADVOCATE September 15,1960 Poland Plans More Camden Starts $5 Million Church Restrictions Drive for New High Schools WARSAW (RNS) The Executive Committee, Polish Communist CAMDEN A to in- in Gloucester has the draft of anew law that far-ranging program provide County. In addition Party approved creased will facilities and aid to education to construction of new place further restrictions on monastic orders. secondary in the high Diocese of Camden schools, it is hoped the education- According to reports here, the has decided to was announced last week by Archbishop party Celestine al fund will provide for improve- liquidate the Catholic J. Damiano. orders to the com- which, according The ment and expansion of St. Jo- munists, prevent the immediate phase of the calls for spread of program con-. seph’s High School, Hammonton, Marxist-Leninist ideas struction of two new high schools among the abandon their entire holdings. and Holy Spirit, Atlantic City. youth. and another which 1966, a survey shows that an ad- The same measures were re- rebuilding was Archbishop Damiano has made ditional 239 It was also destroyed by fire last classrooms will be reported that new sponsible for the closing Spring. it known that the educational efforts also The new high schools required. pro- will be made to secu- of Catholic seminaries in Gor- will be gram will include erected in the eventually larize the Catholic of and in Western Merchantville and BEYOND THE immediate for Catholic University sow Slupsk, Po- Atlantic plans a college and a Lublin, only institution of its kind land. City areas. Camden phase, Damiano diocesan Catholic Archbishop said, seminary. There is no permitted to High School, burned function behind the the overall planning looks to con- Catholic in the diocese at out college Iron Curtain. OBSERVERS HERE have a few months back, will be struction of four new high schools present. The only seminary is The noted an ominous change in the completely rebuilt, proposed restrictions on restoring ac- which will serve parishes in the Mother of the Savior at Black- government's attitude toward commodations for Catholic orders followed a total of 1,600 areas closely along Haddon Ave., White wood, administered by the Salva- several others teachers of religion, many of students. made recently by Horse Pike, Black Horse Pike and torijn Fathers. the whom have had their applica- This school, which government in its continuing serves 42 fight against the monks tions for license renewal turned parishes and five missions of the ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM: Rev. Edward in Po- Very F. Clark S.J., president of St. land. down. Without a license, teach- Diocese, began double sessions Peter’s College with ers unable continue after the to Give (second from right), confers his key assistants. From these are to in- Easter Sunday fire Msgr. Dougherty left, they Among were tax meas- Rev. Edmund F. X. struction in the schools. which cost 18 are, Ivers, S.J., librarian; Rev. Irving J. Kirshbaum, S.J.,’ trea- ures that forced the orders to classrooms, the au- A more intensified campaign ditorium and other facilities Serra surer, and Rev. Gerard A. sell buildings and land to meet of Biblical Lecture Haggerty, S.J., dean of men. All three are as- Series newly to win Polish teachers over to the school. to .the assessments. In some signed St. Peter’s. SOUTH - REV. atheism was Warsaw ORANGE Msgr. John DAVID J. cases, orders were forced to urged by Pathe, exp- THE EARLY J. at Radio in reporting on a poll PHASE of the Dougherty, president of Scion lain Villa Marie also Hall will conducted among 1,000 teach- program is designed to pro- University, deliver a River, addressed the mptfibers of vide financial series of six Biblical New York ers. assistance for two lectures the Serra at St. Peter’s World’s Fair other Makes The poll, it said, showed that high schools. St. James that will constitute this year's it’s regular meeting. 14% of those questioned claimed High School, Penns Grove, is adult educational program of the In Invitation to Vatican to be devout, practicing Cath- constructing anew 20-classroom Serra Club of the Oranges. New and These Seton Hall olics, 25% declared they were building auditorium, and an lectures will be deliv- Offers Appointments CASTELGANDOLFO—The Holy tion from Cardinal Vati- addition Tardini, believers but attended church to Gloucester Catholic ered at Seton Hall’s Little The See has been invited to take JERSEY part can of State. atre Reading Program CITY New to and Secretary irregularly, and 26% classified High School contains 11 class- here at 8:15 p.m. on Tues- appointments the faculty in the 1964 New York World’s The PATERSON Pope, who was addressed themselves atheists. rooms. Seton Hall Uni- department chairmen were announced this week Fair. as days, Sept. 27, Oct. 4, and 18 by Very by the committee in English but Debt versity of Paterson, 151 Ellison Rev. Edward F. The invitation refunding assistance is Nov. 1, 15 and 29. The topics for Clark, S.J., president of St. Peter’s was made by a replied in Italian, also St., will offer a special College. five-man praised the contemplated for three high these dates will be: World of the program The of the American delegation fair Card Show to in remedial instruction assignments Jesuit faculty are as follows: forthcoming as a venture Parly, schools which in the past few Five Books of and read- during an audience with which Bible, Moses, Kings ing Department of Pope would help men to under- years improvement, philosophy and psychology Rev. John XXIII. The Aid Retreat House completed additional con- and Prophets, the Sages, the Mes- according to group gave Pope stand their brothers. an Joseph He com- struction. These are announcement by Walsh, S.J., from Canis- TEANECK -» A card St. Joseph’s of Jesus and the Msgr. John a scroll extending a formal mended the party and sage Apocalypse. Thomas J. lus College; Rev. Emmet committee for the fur (11 extra classrooms); Sacred Giilhooly, dean. Norton, Fischer, S.J., from tertianship in invitation to the Holy See to have work fashion show for the benefit The lectures are designed to The S. J., from Fordham it was doing, particularly at Heart, Vineland course will begin Sept. 24, University; exhibition of the Carmel Retreat (eight class- give the layman a better under- France; an at the fair. a time when House, and run Rev. Edward Pope anti-Christian and an on Saturdays the McGlinchy, S. J., Department of John told committee prop- Oakland, will be held in the auditorium); and Wild- standing of the Bible. will during from history and members he aganda from the East in- wood They current semester. It is LeMoyne College; Rev. Wil- was Catholic (11 more class- open to political science Rev. Marshall was hopeful that the Vatican Teaneck Armory on Sept. 24. feature consideration of the find- liam Richardson, creasing. He said the fair would rooms). students in grades 3 to 12 and S.J., from Winkler, S.J., from would be represented in Thomas Goldrick, president of ings of modern Biblical research Georgetown the ex- give free men an who are between graduate studies at the University opportunity to the To this the ages of 8 University; hibition as it was in the Brussel’s show what auxiliary of the Retreat accomplish immediate as well as archeological discov- and 17. of Louvain; they can do. Camden Department of chemistry Fair of 1958. House, is chairman; Anthony phase a Diocese educa- eries of recent years. Slides will Department of The Pope showed‘considerable tional Mrs. Margaret G. Murphy, di- theology Rev. Rev. Arthur Hockstrasser and Frank Perrone, fund with a minimum be to Kehoe, from In a jocular he said, interest goal used dramatize some of rector Christopher S. S.J., comment, in details of the fair. He of $5 of the Seton Hall Read- Mooney, J., from Canisius "Who co-chairmen. million has been the more College; knows? Perhaps even a asked how inaugurat- important parts. Canisius Rev. Edward many people were ex- ed ing Center, will conduct inter- College; Department of will take ' Proceeds will be turned over by Archbishop Damiano. The The lectures modern lan- Pope time out io see pected to visit are open to the views for it and seemed fund will applicants by Rev. your fair." to Rev. Brice Riordan, O. Carm., campaign continue until general public. appoint- guages Eugene Devlin. much impressed when told the ment through Carmel Retreat House, late December with all parishes Sept. 17. New S.J., from graduate studies at Pope John read the formal in- number would be director, upward of 70 to taking part. Graymoor University of Berlin; vitation aloud in English and million. help defray operating ex- then intimated that penses. There are 5,264 Department of English Rev. the Vatican Pope John spent 25 minutes students enroll Seminary Blessed John would be pleased to take ed in the 12 Golden, S.J., from tertian- part in with the committee members and secondary schools of GRAYMOOR, N.Y. - The new the fair. He A CONFRATERNITY is an as the Diocese. ship, Auriesville, N. Y.; said he hoped to re- dismissed them with his By 1963, it is esti- St. Pius X of the Fran- Papal sociation, Seminary Department of economics ceive a favorable recommenda- generally of lay per- mated that the Diocese will have ciican of the blessing. Friars Atonement, sons, which has for its to provide an DONT Rev. object for BE Daniel additional 6,000 DEAF! known Mulvey, S.J., from as the Graymoor some work of or with Fathers, graduate school, Georgetown. devotion, charity students, 158 additional high was blessed and dedicated instruction. school by New department chairmen ciaasrooms needed. In Cardinal are: Modernize, Vatican TEAR Spellman on OUT THIS Sept. 8, Maurice Walsh, business Repair AD! with more than 1,000,000 law; present. Lawrence It you act Pontrelli, English; promptly, you are en- folks who won’t wear The building includes the Cardi- Thaddeus Offices and titled a hearing Tuleja, history and to receive a valuable FREE aid for nal Spellman Memorial Apartments fear of being stared at. Library, political science; Lt. Col. VATICAN CITY book that named in his Joseph (NC) Some V, which will be may change your life For your 2nd chance at honor. Jaugstetter, ROTC refurbished so happi- Commander. 406 workmen are busy inside that overnight. It may be the answer ness The address was its paintings can be once in family, principal giv- Vatican to social, business City modernizing and more exhibited. your prayers, if you’re hard of en by Very Rev. 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CITY. PHONE_ 6 THE ADVOCATE September 15, 196(1 Want to Make a Convert? Rights Don’t Have to Be Earned, Priest Offers Program Father LaFarge Tells Sodalists PONTIAC, Mich.—An 11-point 6. Make an annual for NEW program convert makers was treat. YORK Rights do not ANOTHER OF the forum the next generation but pointed proposed here Rev. Erwin have to be Rev. John by A. 7. Offer a earned, speakers was Rev. Neil G. Mc- that monthly Holy Hour out ‘‘no society can live for- national director LaFarge, S.J., a leader in the Juraschek, of for conversions. Cluskey, S.J., education editor of ever with the a largo segment of its Convert Makers of America, 8. interracial movement said here America. Daily prayer for the con- Discussing possible tax people having the feeling of in- at the group’s annual at a public forum during the for meeting. version of the world and espe- support parochial schools, he justice.” Members of the Convert Mak- Sodality Congress of the Lay said cially for One particular person. "social, political and eco- ers, who elected Apostolate. nomic ANOTHER Thelma Strong 9. Perform at realities do not indicate SPEAKER, Rev. least one act of Human of Detroit as rights come from God sutstantial Francis K. president, have as charity daily. relief from federal or Drolet, S.J., saw a their and civil rights come from the state objective the conversion of governments in the dynamic policy Of love and serv- 10. Mirror Christ in daily life near one state, Father LaFarge declared. ice non-Catholic by each mem- and in future." as the key to problems in- contacts with others. The Jesuit ber priest told the Soda However, he Catholics volving the of annually. 11. Encourage the formation of lists said, migration Spanish- that he believed race rela- Father Juraschek might look for some relief from to this country. - speaking peoples asked mem- convert makers groups within tions have bers to follow this improved among Cath- their school burden in the form program: Catholic organizations. olics and said he Auxiliary Bishop Joseph M. Action was encouraged of tax 1. Daily prayer stressing the rebates, income tax re- Pemicone of Nctv York stressed by the attitude of the Little Rock morning offering and duction and increased health the examina- the need for unity, saying the delegation to recent founding and tion of conscience. Aid transportation services. world is not Philippine assembly of the National Cath Catholic today “be- 2. Attend Eventually, though, students Mass and receive olic Interracial Council. cause the members of the Mys- may be able to attend Communion at least one day Flood Victims state-sup- tical Body have not been closely ported schools other than Sunday each week. FATHER LaFARGE said he operated by reli- united with Christ and because MANILA (NC) More than gious 3. confession. was hopeful about conditions bodies, he said. He added have not Monthly 200,000 in they been closely united pounds of foodstuffs and that this is not 4. Daily recitation of the Ro- the South and urged notherners likely in this or with each other.” clothing supplies have been «ary for conversions. to solve their own racial problems issued by Catholic Relief Serv- 5. Daily to help influence events there. spiritual - reading, par- ices NCWC to victims of recent ticularly from the New He also urged moral support Special Meeting Testa- floods in the Philippines. of the Negro sit-in movement, ment, coupled with some serious The Set floods, considered the re- NCCM reading each week. commenting that the sit-ins by gion’s worst, resulted from al- have destroyed the white south- WASHINGTON most two weeks of (NC) Repre steady rain, erners’ claim that the Negro is sentatives from more than 50 Useful Pontiff brought on by a series of ty- satisfied with his lot. Elevates U. S. dioceses and delegates from phoons and the southwest mon- The public forum was the high- national organizations Council Official soon. More than of Catholic 500,000 people light of the meeting at- Back-to-School Gift! five-day men will attend a “Presidents’ VATICAN were affected. tended 1,500 CITY (RNS)-Msgr. by delegates. A staff Conference" of the National Pericle Raging flood waters surged of 90 experienced workers Felici, secretary general] in the Council of Catholic Men here central through broken dikes and washed Church’s social mission conducted *s>° committee of the Sept. 15-18. away houses, tore portions of the sessions aimed forthcoming Second Vatican up at the forma- The several highways, inundated meeting will include con- Council, was named 80 tion of lay apostles. sideration by Pope towns and of a proposed joint John XXIII as Titular caused heavy damage Archbishop council of the NCCM and the Na- of Samosata. to crops in an area covering five Tells Work tional Council of Catholic Women, The new provinces. About 200 of Archbishop, who also square revision of NCCM miles of by-laws, and was a member of the rice land were heavily ante-pre- new plans for council financing. commission damaged by the floods, resulting in Africa paratory for the Laymen Associate Justice William in the loss of about 150,000 J council, was bom in tons of FREE Segni, near MONTCLAIR—Work Brennan the U. of rice for of Catho S. Supreme Rome, on Aug. 1,1911. ready harvest. He studied lie laymen in winning souls to Court will be the speak at the Lateran principal to University in the faith in Africa er at a dinner 18. encourage thrift...., Rome was empha- Sept. and was ordained in to Mohawk 1933 Named of sized by a priest from Ghana, Prior the dinner, a panel of presents you with this at the Chaplain unusually early age of 22. addressing the Serra Club of NCCM staff members will dis- handsome, newest of Sheaffer At 27, he was made American rector of the Legion Montclair Sept. 9. Rev. Rudolph cuss problems confronting dioce* Writing Sets when you open a Pontifical Roman NEW Seminary. He WILDWOOD The N. J. Amer- Akanlu of Ghana is currently san organizations of Catholic savings account of $lOO held this for or position 10 years ican more. „ Legion at its 42nd annual serving in Queen of Angels par- men. One ... during which he gift per person published a num- convention held here elected ish, while at ber Rev. AT CALDWELL: Two building projects have advanced Newark, Studying of scholarly works. J. O’Driscoll CONSTRUCTION rapidly Fordham Anthony 0.F.M., the on University. Shoeffer'i during summer the campus of Caldwell College for Women. The Archbishop-designate Felici is state chaplain. three-story "In order to interest African Your auditor classroom and laboratory wing to the Neighborhood for the Sacred Roman Father O’Driscoll is director of appended science building (top photo) will be people and persuade them to ac- Fineline Rota and also the COllege reopens 21. cept the Pharmacist serves as consul- St. Bonaventure Retreat ready for use when the Sept. The huge dormitory, which will Faith," he said, "Says" tor for both the house 200 students and 35 "the catechist is the universal Cartridge Congregation of House, Paterson. He is a mem- faculty members, is well underway (lower the -Sacraments and photo). The Without the Congre- ber of Bernard buildings are of a handyman. him, there is Writing A Armitage Post, part $2.5 million construction program which will also gation of the Council. Paterson. include little that could be accomplished Jg an infirmary for 100 Sisters. Sat M for he is the man chosen for the understanding of the Faith.” 'i CONFRATERNITY OF He added that “the voluntary Eliminate Unintended lay assistants have come at a CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE of Meanings very opportune moment and are filling -a need that priests are Wfm'Wf Faun* TheArchdioceseofNewark In not always or even usually quali- Intentions for Octave fied to fill.” NEWARK Jfif# tain pea Unity ftm 4 Georg* Mgrtorgna, —NOT « Prop*. figSfr ANNOUNCES N.Y. LlS*’ PHARMACY bell GARRISON, (NC) - The speaking of “the r point missionary ex- eight-day period of prayer: Ealahllahed ovar 30 raara y wording of intentions of the ChAir tension of Christ’s in- Torn Reflatered Pharmaclata war —with 4 kingdom” Jan. 18: “The union of all HARD TO rraa Delivery of Unity Octave has been Open Every Day changed stead of “the Christians From 0 cartridges of TRAINING COURSES missionary con- in the one true Faith a m. to 11 p.ra. to eliminate “overtones 7*4 Mt. Protpact * that were quest of the world.” and in Avenue ear. Skrip ink—« the Church.” Montclair Avenue p not originally intended.” Jan. 19: “The BEAT Newark. N. J. also THE CHANGES return of sep- matching The revisions were an include such arated eastern Christians to com mechanical parw changes nounccd here by the central of- JERSEY CITY as calling Orthodox nmnion with the Holy il. Gift box. CONFRATERNITY TEACHERS fice of the Chair of Unity Sec." “eastern Christians" instead of Apos Jan 20 "The is reconciliation of Oriental tolate, which directed by the unt in • by separatists", referring Anglicans with the Holy See " Franciscan of the Atone moil, V«e Gift to “reconciliation" Friars pay pottage. tent • • with the Holy Jan. 21. "The ol 20 WEEKS NO ment reconciliation promptly. Saving* raceived.by the TUITION instead of sec "submission", and Kuropcan Protestants with Uth of month from The the any oarn lit. Unity Octave is an eight- • GRAMMAR SCHOOL Holy Sec.” METHOD' day period of prayer for re- Jan 22: "That American Chris WESTFIELD ligious unity. It • Is observed CINTRAL PHARMACY HIGH tians become one in union Mlcheel i SCHOOL METHOD' each dur- with Cermele, Rea Phar. internationally year the Chair of Pete'r.” * 2 ing Prescription* Caralully *oparat» 7 week course* in January. Compounded each center Jan. 23: “The restoration of 4 The recalled Druaa Perfumea Coametlea changes revisions COMPOUNDED • lapsed Catholics to the sacra The Little Sick Room Suppllea made in the Holy Week Angels •t»4 Centra' Ava.. Wlatflald QUARTERLY DOCTRINE COURSE" liturgy by mental life of the Church.” 1 Mil Pope John XXIII, who directed who in the Sovings Insured to SI 0,000 Jan. 24: “That the Jewish play NUTIEY reininder softening of which peo- Classified Place by U.S. Govt, instrumentality phrases might Market come into their ple inheritance •AY DRUO CO. have been offensive to Jews. Demonstrate that 5 in Jesus Christ." Jamas Rlcclo, Rat. i*har. DIFFERENT LOCATIONS The previous wdrding of the Bahy Nseda Jan. 25: ♦heir “The missionary ex- Play-ground's Prescriptions Promptly rilled intentions had been in effect for tension of Christ’s Cu» Rata Drugs and Cosmetics Counts and 47 kingdom shopkeepers, promise of Registrations Revisions had been lit NOrth / 7909 MOHAWK years. franklin Ava. un- the world.” throughout better has effect on der consideration for some time buys Begin WEDS., SEPT. 21, 1960 7:30-9:30 P. M. ORANGE SAVINGS and Loan Attn. and were submitted to Church both buyer and seller.- PORD'S DRUO STORI 40 SOUTH authorities Commarca SI, Newark 7, N. Jl ORANGE McNulty Hall in this country and For this is the reason why Paul Danlal, Ph.O Mllch.ll abroad for approval Interviewing Prescriptions Called tor 3-0160 Seton Hall theological They're Armed with and Delivered University 9 before OR I*lll7 Dally, —4;Weds, lo 8 p.m. WEST NEW they were formally adopt- for "Thank You" Arrows Praa Delivery YORK Our of Couples >tf Main Street Orenaa. N J FREE Lady Libera School ed. PARKING across lha glraat. 5808 Hudson Blvd. Marital Course THIS IS THE (Turn in at 60th St. to parking lot new wording of intentions for each day of the NEWARK Preliminary inter- at rear of School; I views of couples interested in the Mt. Carmel Courses and Registrations Reds Seal Door Guild family group "mutt discussions will begin Sept. 21 Begin THURS., SEPT. 7:30-9:30 The guild has invited 22.1960 P. M. CH couples with SOCIETY OF SAINT DE Of New Church serious VINCENT PAUL COIN marital difficulties to reg- BAYONNE St. «AVI* Vincent's School ister for the 16-weck series of BERLIN (RNS) Communist 90 W. 47th St. meetings being offered free of authorities, acting upon orders of FAIR charge. TERCENTENARY OF THE HOLY DEATH OF SAINT LAWN St. Anne's School Annex the state prosecutor of the Wol- VINCENT DE PAUL The meetings .will be held on Rt. 4 and Summer Ave. mierstedt area in the Magdeburg Wednesday evenings beginning SCOTCH PLAINS— St. District, Soviet Zone, have scaled Bartholomew's School Get FREE Oct. 5, at Guild headquarters, 99 your the doors of an almost completed 2032 Westfield Ave. Central Ave., with separate 1 1/4 Catholic church and banned fur- 1660 1960 (Rt. 22 to Bonnie Burn hour sessions for husbands and Exit) Coin Saver at thcr construction. I wives. The husbands will Your meet donation of usable furniture, rags, **The Doctrine Course will The church, which to be clothing, begin the week of Jan. 9, | was 6 p.m.-7:15; the wives, 7:45 f dedicated all of 1961. late this month, is lo- p.m.-9. kinds household articles, refrigerators, gas FIDELITY UNION cated at Kollwitz and is to serve the sessions Conducting will be ranges, shoes, and will Registration) a congregation newspapers magazines TRUST COMPANY of about 850. Thus John F. Rimelis, formerly of the The first In all for those far, Catholic night centers seeking teachers services have been Baro Clinic, New and Har- be used to help the and the Th« Bank Thai'* for You I York, underprivileged certificates or refresher courses! Strong held on Sundays on the property ry Bauder, domestic relations needy. Fee: M«mb*r Ftdtfil Dtpcitt IniuiinctJCotporitton of a Protestant church in Koll- , Registration $5 includes all textbooks. counselor in Essex County. w itz. and ! on workdays in an attic Mrs. James Lctchford, who is Your discards us room once used to will allow to food, store grain. accepting applications at guild provide Most and baptisms weddings headquarters (MI 2-1129), said clothing, shelter for your fellowman, who would were performed in this attic. the only requirement of appli- Catholic otherwise be deprived of these basic needs. INVEST lor and Protestant volun- cants is that they agree to at- LIFE teers and ETERNITY have contributed over 4.500 tend all the sessions. BE hours of to A PROMOTER IN THIS voluntary labor help WORK. Solicit your through our Mission Contract build the new church which, since THE CHURCH is a so perfect friends and neighbors to give their discards to it was planned in 1956, has been ciety equipped by God with all You will have an assured income from and the object of various obstructive the authority and means aid the poor. your money, your neces- measures by the communist au- sary for the spiritual good of her good deed will assist a noble now cause and after thorities. members. By in work your death. participating this you share in the If prayers of the to you invest money through our LIFE INCOME MISSION Society. According its rule, spe- Catholic oal are said at Study prayers each weekly meeting of CONTRACT will have Broadcasting you , , , every parish branch of the the Problems in Latin America Society throughout * erest world for those who to ,r check every six months help us help others. as RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil A .Most of the Catholic radio sta- lack of funds and inferior pro- tions (48) and the lone TV station 1 gramming arc the main prob arc located in Brazil, where a “*■“ of our svd - * other tes&iCisr lems facing the radio and tele- majority of the stations Particular Council of N. J. vision apostolatc in Latin Amer- broadcast Catholic programs. Jersey City, The consolation gf aiding our great Apostolic work. tea This situation prevails in other This was revealed here in re Latin American countries also. ports to the first Latin American Argentina is among the nations Send mo information on Life Income Mission SOCIETY OF Write your Controct Congress of Radio and Televi- where there are no Catholic sta- SAINT WENT DE PAUL today However, secular Name sion. Delegates from 17 nations tions. one sta- for Age attended the meetings sponsored t.on rebroadcasts Vatican Radio Address by the International Catholic reports while six others promote information to Association of Radio and Tele Catholic programs.

... Zone vision. There arc two Catholic stations City .... State SALVAGE BUREAU showed there The reports that in Bolivia and one of them docs arc 57 Catholic radio stations and some broadcasting in Indian di- / Catholic REV. one television station In alects. There is a Marxist station 44 STATE STREET FATHER RALPH S.V.D. JERSEY CITY 4, N. J. , CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES 11 Latin American countries. This here as well as in Honduras. 316 N. compares with the 1,570 radio Mexican law does not the MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 permit DElaware 3-7224 and 51 DEfaware 3-0552 yv stations in those Church to own broadcasting sta- i countries. tions there. Boils to September 15, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 7 Religious Bigotry Surface ... (Continued from Page 1) FORTUNATELY FOR Ken- Them or could be imposed upon a a television Pray onion appearance, was for parthfl of Church and nedy, the majority of clergy- Catholic President by any among those upholding Ken- itate wherever it has men the the power are of opinion that re- Church authority.” to enforce nedy’s loyalty. "I have no Sr. Marianna in St. Anne’s Villa Chapel here such a policy.” ligion should not be a campaign Then he asked: “What kind Therese The doubt whatever about Senator on Sept. 12. board continued: “When issue. of CONVENT A Requiem Mass a country do these Protest- Kennedy’s loyalty to his She is a candidate In the coun- for Sister survived by a sister belongs to an or- wake of the statement ants want? A country in which Marianna Therese Potts try," he said on Meet the Mrs. David Miller. ganization which drafted Protestant ministers 40 was offered 13 in the champions' by million citizens feel they are Sept. chapel auch a Press, adding that his Demo- it is not in Washington, two noted Prot- at St. Anne’s Villa here. She died policy bigotry outsiders?” cratic rival had the Cons- ° r Prejudice to estant put 11. Mrs. Edward examine his cre- theologians Dr. John titution “above Sept. J. Boyle dentials with WHILE KENNEDY refused any other con- the utmost care C. Bennett and Dr. Reinhold sideration” Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. KINGSTON, Pa.—The funeral while a member of and frankness.” Niebuhr, both of Union to respond to what he consid- Charles L. Potts Theo- Congress and would do the of Ficldsboro, of Mrs. Edward J. Boyle took Board ered an insulting statement members, the state- logical Seminary In New York by Sister Marianna was graduated place Sept. 14, with the same as President. a Solemn ‘are questioned the of Peale group, he is not ad- from St. Mass skeptical” sincerity At the same the Mary’s Hospital School Requiem in St. Ignatius about verse to explaining his time, Vice Kennedy’s the group’s disclaimer on position of Church here. “equivocal big- President showed a desire Nursing, Passaic, in 1947, Interment was in words on birth to Protestant even control” and his otry. groups, to hear Before her entrance into the St. Ignatius Cemetery. silence though there is advance no more about religion in regard In a statement on behalf indi- Sisters to the offi- of as an issue. of Charity she was a Mrs. Boyle, who died 10, some He proposed that Sept. cial ” the Liberal cation in attendance boycott of public schools Party, they said: may nurse at St. Francis was the sister of be hostile he and the Senator agree to Hospital, Msgr. John a boycott" POAU “we believe that Dr. Peale and toward him. and J. professes to a “cut-off date” beyond which Trenton, at the Havcmeycr Sheerin, P.A., Vicar General •ee in canon his That was the case in Houston law. associates, though they re- Pavilion in Morristown of the Diocese neither would discuss religion Memorial of Paterson. She nounce on Monday, where he appeared bigotry, show blind at She was well known in POAU IN EFFECT before the all. Hospital. also nursed at St. Morristown says it The Greater Houston prejudice.” ministers' Elizabeth’s where she spent at least does not Ministerial Since the Vice President earl- Hospital, Elizabeth, a month quite believe what statement, they said, Association. In a Senator “implies ier in the campaign said he before she was taken ill. every year as Msgr. Sheerin’s Kennedy has said that question and answer in no Roman Catholic who session, Also at the would never talk about surviving arc two broth- housekeeper St. Margaret’s, past on these subjects. An- is his one minister attempted to twist religion loyal to faith should ever when the —a pledge which he has ers, Clifford of Fieldsboro and regular housekeeper ticipating this, the Democratic be President.” a reply that Kennedy had given kept it becomes clear that he Edward of Florence. was on vacation. campaign organization has be- to a question and declared: feels this Also surviving are her gun nation-wide KENNEDY HIMSELF, how- “Then do not continued discussion husband, distribution of you agree with Edward can hurt his chances. Sister Ivo J. Boyle; two daughters, a memorandum outlining Ken- ever, refused to respond to the what the Pope says.” own Mary Mrs. B. Fischer and Mrs. nedy’s position Peale group’s statement. He told CONVENT Sister Mary Ivo Mary on Church- Kennedy bluntly the min-. WHILE SOME observers feel Neil three atate told a press conference: “I istcr he had Byrnes of the Sisters of Dwyer; sisters, Sister issues. that taken a state-, Kennedy could Charity know pick up votes of St. Elizabeth Mary Isabel, Great Neck, N.Y., The document my responsibilities as a ment out of context and there- at Nixon’s died at All Souls six-page con- citizen expense from those Sister Gertrude Miseri- sists of of the United States and fore he (Kennedy) would not Hospital, Morristown, on Sept. 10 Joseph, chiefly quotations from interested in fair play, others cordia in support of the Constitution. a College, Dallas; Pa., and talks given by answer the minister in detail. feel could lose following long illness. Kennedy and I have been Kennedy the Mrs. R. J. Sauer, Bloomsburg, d** l * with in Congress for most of the Daughter of the late and SPECIAL birth control, federal Actually, pre- votes of some Catholics which Henry and AWARD: Auxiliary Bishop Stanton receives 14 years and I have met those Mary she Pa., three granddaughters. aid to parochial schools, pared questions appeared to be would be his. Byrnes, entered the a repre- I would nominally Sisters trophy award,from Jersey City Parks Director Ber- sentation at the responsibilities. not at- designed to show that no mat- Paul C. in of Charity from New York Vatican, and to Allen, an editorial Carl A. Harris nard J. Berry, while Peter other matters. tempt respond to Dr. Peale ter what statements in City in 1916 and was professed Lynch, groundskeeper for Kennedy World Outlook, a or to else who Baptist St. on. anyone questions might make, his Church would in 1918. Following her novitiate, KEARNY A Requiem Mass Aedan’s, looks The special award was given to himself has magazine, said a Kennedy ad- Kennedy appoint- my loyalty to the «d United still influence his official ministration she taught the elementary grades fo.* Carl A. Harris, 620 Chestnut St. Aedan’s for consistent excellence in horticultural a Protestant leader, James States. “would bend over actions. in St. Mary’s School, Waterbury,, St., was offered 7 in St. w. wine, former general backward to avoid the appear- Sept. displays which have enhanced the McKinley Square secre- “I am delighted to respond Conn.; St. Stephen’s Church here. of ance of evil lest John’s, Paterson; St. He died tary the National Council to IN AN OPENING subsequent area for several of those who want to ask what statement, Cecilia's, Kearny; and Sept. 3. years. to handle Catholic candidacies be forever several Churches, questions my position bnt for those Kennedy told the ministers that other schools is, compromised.” in northern New Surviving are his Mrs. concerning his stand on issues who are not interested in if a Catholic cannot be elected wife, with my And it is this Jersey. She was retired to St. Harris, a religious overtone. and prefer President because of his “bending back- Agnes Herring a son, position to state it reli- Anne’s Villa in 1946 because of three It's A Tradition To Wear ISeiv Named to assist him then wards” which some Catholic daughters, including Sister was John themselves, it is really very gion, the freedoms of illness. Cogley, former executive direc- difficult other churchmen voters fear, a bending Agnes Carlita, S.C., St. Mary’s Clothes For The to. . . answer are in dan- they Holidays give any think could be A requiem Mass was offered Passaic, brother tor of Commonweal that would “While this accented by the Hospital, a and magazine, satisfy them.” ger. year it may four a liberal journal be current campaign. One clergy- grandchildren. published by But Dr. Bennett had more to a Catholic against whom the Catholic about man said that many of his laymen. Currently, say the matter after finger of suspicion is pointed,” Crusadersto Hold NELLA some 600 letters fellow clerics “believe that a week on re- issuing his joint statement with he said, “in other years it may would lean Invites You ligioua questions Dr. be Kennedy over so are answered. Niebuhr. In an editorial in pointed against a Annual Breakfast Jew, or far backward that the Church Christianity and a Quaker, or a Unitarian Crisis, a jour- or a NEWARK to the most would have more to lose The Crusaders of nal of opinion, he stated that Baptist." than to Loyola, comprised of Catholic also to gain.” He pointed Ken- % religious opposition to Kennedy Kennedy declared, “I do Sensational vote men employed by Western Elec- comes from "a kind of Protest- not speak for Church nedy’s against a measure my on tric Cos., will hold their ant that would have provided some annual underworld.” public matters. And the Showing of federal aid for parochial Communion breakfast on Sept. 18, "It must be Church does not recognized,” he speak forme.” at schools. the Terrace Room after 8 a.m. added, “that there is “I he ITALIAN MOVING? no Cath- believe,” said, "in an per Mass in Sacred Heart Cathedral. olic foreign that would America. where policy . . no public ANOTHER STATEMENT de- The is dedicated annum official either group to promo- IMPORTS requests or ac- the appearance ploring of re- tion of the retreat movement. - * lo FLORIDA cepts instructions ♦V* -*• BIBLES & on public ligious prejudice was issued BOOKS by Archbishop Boland will policy from the Pope, the Nat- preside OF ALL TYPES 90 prominent Protestant, Cath- ional Council and speak at the breakfast. CALIFORNIA of Churches or Orthodox and Jewish REBOUND olic, lead- Other will Let NELLA any other speakers be Rev. Ed- ecclesiastical source ers. The statement originated NEWARK INC. ward Fleming, executive vice tin MID-WEST BINDERY, where no religious a body with small group of Protest- president Add FRED CORDON, Pres seeks cf Seton Hall Univer- Inspiration to impose its will direct- ant and 71 Clinton laymen was sent by SI, New,irk 7, N J sity; Timothy E. vice /'• m , ,■ cull ly or indirectly the to Shea, pres- ' ■ , MArkel 3 0963 upon gen- mail prospective signers to your New eral ident of Western Electric; and populace or the public acts with an accompanying letter of its officials George D. Leary, past state dep- —and where signed by a number of religious Fall ENGEL BROTHERS uty, Knights of Columbus. religious liberty is so indivis- leaders, including Rev. John Samuel ible that act P. Taylor will be toast- Wardrobe MOVING and STORAGE Jerome J. an against one LaFarge, S.J. Stanley church is master. Stephen Shonda is chair- treated as an act those the IHtNI VS l III!) Among signing w tMSall the >eCe«pages * CHURCH GOODS * all.” man. with her against statement was Cardinal Cush- about INO (OR toui liee lacV up check lisl 116 WASHINGTON STREET KENNEDY ing and 20 other Cath- Beautiful continued: What- Is another forgery, “Marla . . . As J Htadjuaiteis.SOI Mu Slice!. IhcaSetli.S I olics, Methodist Bishop G. MA 2-5071 NEWARK, N.J. ever issue come before Account! injured may Oxnam and Monk or Secrets of the Black up me Bromley Episcopal as President on birth to $lO,OOO. James A. both Nunnery,” the supposed “con- control, Bishop Pike, Saving! received by • KNITTED SUITS • COORDINATES divoice, censorship, fessions” of an ex-nnn. long-time critics of the Church. 15th of month earn • SWEATERS • Saving! Insured to $lO,OOO Earn 3%* gambling or any other subject In Little Rock, the state LEATHER OUTFITS The statement proposed 10 Bap- from the lit. HOMB MORTGAGE 1 will make my decision tist Convention • ETC. LOANS which plans a scries lave by Mil. We p*y HANDBAGS, in accordance. guidelines, among was peUage . . with what of Religious Freedom Rallies AND YOU'LL SAVE TOO ALEXANDER one noting that the exclusion sss HAMILTON SAVINGS my conscience tells me to be throughout the state to prevent the national of any member of any faith and LOAN ASS N Interest, and with- Kennedy’s election. ARROW from public office on the basis HIS t colt min out regard to outside & HER LEATHERWEAR *M 1411! religious of violates the PATIRION, M. I religion Consti- PRIESTS IN the Ozark Bi- pressures or dictates.” SAVINGS - AT OUR NEW STORE - tution. ble However, he made It known Belt report that the dis- & LOAN ASSOCIATION The statement also said that 535A WEST SIDE AVE., JERSEY CITY that he felt he would semination of scabrous material never be 120 So. Avenue NEAR CLENDENNY AVI. it is an exercise of basic re- Is its effect. Orange 1 HE 3-1447 < subject to a conflict between having “People re- WE AHO V DO ALTERATIONS . , OPEN TIL t PJ*. sponsibility to inquire into the fuse to Catholic Newark 3. N. J. his conscience and his duties, accept litera- bearing of a candidate’s faith saying: ture,” they say. upon his decisions in public of- Among the literature being "If the time should ever Is fice, if the inquiry conducted distributed come —and I do not concede there is a leaflet so as not to violate the Con- titled “The Catholic any conflict to be even re- Militia,” stitutional prohibition a against which purports to tell how ELE AL motely possible when my religious test. Catholics in all branches KRESGE • of the NEWARK office would require me to It also said in agreement Armed Forces either violate my conscience are worming with a statement Kennedy their into or violate the national way important posi- Interest, that if an office-holder cannot then I would tions so that when a Catholic OFFICIAL PAROCHIAL SCHOOL resign the office.” square his conscience with his is elected President the Armed VICE PRESIDENT oath of office, then he should Forces Nixon, in will become an organiz- At the same time it ad- quit. ation of the American hier- monished "WASH AND WEAR" voters not to vote for archy. a candidate simply because no The leaflet says, “In this * one of his faith has ever been way dress shirt the Pope will be the sole ruler TUBES elected to a particular office 12 before. of this country,” and goes on »OHtH to name Catholics with execu- tive AMONG THOSE warning positions in the Armed $ • . i' their members against bigotry Forces. in the j < campaign were two Other warnings say that all WATCH IT groups Jewish and Negro public schools will become m long the victims of / prejudice Catholic schools, and that non- I GROW! themselves. . Catholics will be forced to TdsVuiM The National Conven- choose between Baptist becoming Cath- «J i I tw tion of America’s olics Committee on or being imprisoned. Social Justice announced its Missionary priests claim that opposition to efforts to disquali- the material is being accepted fy a candidate on religions as true and that people they y grounds. The convention Is a meet tell them, "I won’t vote Negro Baptist group. INSTALL-YOURSELF for Kennedy, because if he is Also blasting religious bigo- elected he will have to take try was ANTENNA KITS Roy Wilkins, execu- orders from the Pope." tive secretary of the National In one area a of Association for the Advance- group Protestant ministers formed the ment of Colored People. He Citizens’ Association for Reli- • sunn juncau told the National Urban League gious © 111 tlaakaal Liberty, and issued a state- mA YEAR convention that the "same scur- •IK’ lU.UTIMUIUST ment aaying that a Catholic Vj M z 00 ,n »ure