Christ the Sufferer August IS, 1948 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2 Page 1

By Sue Roethelc class and the affluent natural endowments and hcalth-edijcation programs, founding members of the neighborhoods. They live in the sur­ the manners of the peo­ do family visitation, and rwently ori-anized Vatican rounding verdant hills. M O V IN G O U T o f his ple,” Father Schwartz, with have recently begun cate­ " International Misaion They dwell in the crowded, rectory, he settled in a the assistance of Sister chetical instructions. Society, will be joined noisy city. They pray in the slum shack where he found Helena and Sister Sophia, A devastating drought H nrtly by a young semina- cramped quarters of a ram­ that personal poverty be­ two Korean Benedictine earlier this year along the n'an, Paul Holt, in an ef- shackle slum and join their came a passport o f accept­ nuns who have since joined entire south coast of Korea 'ort to a.ssist the Sisters of people in a queue at the wa­ ance among the community Mariahwe, fashioned a reli­ has compounded the medi­ Manahwe in their work. ter fountain where they of the poor. Believing that gious community that cal problems by drying up rne International Mis- gather their daily quota in a any effective apostolate blends the Korean manner the neighborho^ wells and 8‘on ivK.ety (I.MS) repre- stone jug carried on their must seek to build up in of living with western reli­ causing a marked increase “ont.s an original and radi- head. They are Mariahwe. the local Church a concern gious community life. in typhoid fever. Cal d«?parture from tradi­ Other projects in which Begun in Pusan. Korea, for the poor, he directed The Sisters live in small tional mission methods. A the Sisters are engaged in 1964, M ariahwe, a his efforts toward es­ Korean style homes rather mis.sion society of "secular include caring for the Ko­ thriving young native tablishing a native Korean than in western style con­ priests without vows" dedi­ rean aged, day care centers community of religious community of Sisters dedi­ vents; sleep three in a cated to poverty and ser­ for the children of working women was originated by cated to poverty and the room on traditional Korean vice of the poor. IMS mothers, and self-help pro­ Father Aloysius Schwartz, service of the poor. mats; pray in a chapel works primarily in Korea grams in five slum-located an American priei^t incar- Since a vast untapped without pews, kneelers or whero It has the support of sewing centers operated in dinated into the Diocese of reservoir of potential voca­ chairs: and dress in a sim­ the hierarchy and approval conjunction with the pro­ Pusan. tions existed among the plified religious garb that of Rome, but according to grams of Korean Relief. Disturbed by the neglect daughters o f poor families. conveys their dedication Monsignor .John M. Zeder. Three American Sisters of the poor and destitute Father Schwartz e.s- white retaining features of a.ssisiant director of IMS. have obtained releases concentrated in the teem­ tabiished the community traditional dress such as the society will extend its from their present commu­ ing slum areas of Pusan, principally from among the Korean style white rubber efTorts to the slums of Rio nities to join Mariahwe as Father Schwartz ques­ poor themselves. shoes. Even at the mother- de Janeiro, Brazil. permanent members. Sis­ tioned some of the ap­ Anticipating the decrees house located above Pusan In addition to being ters Gerald Marie Casey proaches of missionary of Vatican II that invited in the hills, the Sisters formed by priests from and M. Agnita Casey of work which often reflect the establishment of "fresh live in small Korean various dioceses. the Syracuse, N.Y.. and Sister western emphasis on apos- forms of religious life .. . homes in little groups, pne.sis are prepared for M. Simeon Page of Califor­ tolates to the upper middle that take into account the coming to the central their missions in conditions house for meals, communi­ nia will assist in establish­ closely resembling the ty exercises and education­ ing formation programs for country where they will al programs. new candidates. Classes, work IM.S candidates, all Increasing to more than particularly in areas of at least college graduates, 60 members in the first social work and child care, complete their theological five years, the young will augment the education studies at the local major community initiated fami­ seminary of their assigned ly-unit orphanages to re­ country. place the va.st institutions. Through their imitation Fr. Swartz and Friends Each Sister assigned to of Christ in His poverty, Father Aloysius Schwartz, founder of the Mariahwe community for work with the children the priests identify them- women, receives the affectionate greetings of the orphan Korean children in his charge. I becomes a "Sister-mother." selve.-< with the poor. "You with a permanent family can t call to the poor from i of .seven boys and girls of the doors of rich churches i various ages, livin g in . . . they're ashamed to their own individual family come in." .Monsignor Zeder « unit.The children attend said. "You can't serve the the neighborhood school poor Ironi well-stocked along with non-orphans. American-style compounds located adjacent to their t RECENTLY the first slums .-\t least we’re trying slum dispensary was es­ I- to meet them half way. We tablished in Amidong, a try to live a little poorer, to mountain-side slum area dress a little poorer, to walk % southwest of the Pusan a little poorer. metropolis, populated by Msgr. Zeder "The strange thing is I*- many refugees from the that there is something to Communist North. of the Korean Sisters, this 'sacrament of the Through this dispensary many of whom are scho­ poor.’ ” Monsignor Zeder under the supervision of a lastically deficient since said. "You do meet Christ Korean doctor, and staffed poverty interrupted their there. Christ suffering. by the Sisters of Mar­ education after middle Christ wounded. Christ an iahwe, the first medical school, the equivalent of outcast and unwanted ... attention is possible for the the American eighth grade. You find a new freedom more than 22,000 poor when you start to talk living in shacks terraced TWO AMERICAN about 'the weight of along the mountain side. priests. Father James Go- wealth,’ a new authenticity Sisters at Prayer Five Sisters live in the 24- lasinski, formerly superin­ when you speak of storing by-24 foot • dispensary tendent of schools of the up treasures in heaven The Sisters of Mariahwe pray on traditional where they render medical Galveston-Houston diocesd, where moths can’t consume Mariahwe Candidates Korean mats, without kneelcrs, pews or chairs. assistance, help with and Father Mike Malley, them." The candidates strolling the grounds of the Mariahwe motherhouse in^ the hills above Pusan, Korea, typify the ancient psalm "...to God Who. gives joy to my youth." Christ the Wounded—

Within the broad guide­ by the society and in addi­ work in Latin America rich areas for individual cost o f membership. It’ lines of serving the poor, tion, "gateways” for train­ have a slightly longer wait study and development.” also the cost of apostleship each priest is expected to ing concerning the "Church ahead of them than do Monsignor Zeder said.” Actually, a form of povert> evolve his own apostolate of the Poor” both in Latin those who are Korea-bound "W e stress poverty be­ is in evitab le in our ap in response to the needs of America and the Orient , or interested in the Orient. cause it is a proof. " he proach. To live simply. the community with whom are being established. After the first IMS priests added. "Christ chose it to Monsignor Zeder said, "ac he lives and worships. The International Mis­ arrive in a country, a year prove his concern for man­ cording to middle class While life-long commit­ sion Society is currently is needed to establish kind. He chose a life of standards in these areas, is ments are preferred, tem­ accepting seminarians to schools and headquarters simplicity. For working to live 'poverty’ by current porary service for a speci­ begin training for Korea for the priests-students. with the poor, it’s also the American standards.” fied number of years is and housing and training Seminarians interested in possible, depending on the centers are underway. .serving with the society area where a priest wants Seminarians are enrolled arc told to begin urea lan­ to work. Normally, five in the Franciscan L a n ­ guage .studies early and to years is expected. However, guage school in Seoul, work directly with social for an area that involves Korea, for two years, using care of social action pro­ extensive language prepa­ a structural approach and grams as a means of ration such as Korea, a language labs. They then strengthening their sense mission commitment of 10 continue studies at the of social concern. years is expected by the national seminary in Seoul IMS. before receiving their as­ "THE THEOLOGICAL Arrangements for lan­ signments. implications of the poor in guage training are made Seminarians choosing to the Kingdom o f God are

Mariahwe Mealtime Sister Joanna and her "children” live in Korean-style cottages at the Mariahwe orphanage but come to a central house for meals where they gather around the traditional short-legged table.

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Water Jars

Sister Julia, one of the young Sisters of Mar­ Steep Hills of Pusan "And These Are My People' iahwe living in Pusan. Korea, prepares a water Two Mariahwe Sisters trudge the steep hills of Pusan on the way to the jug for use in the care of visitors to the medical community’s dispensary where they assist the 22,000 slum-area residents. Bishop John J. Choie of Pusan, left, and Father Schwartz visit the dispensary where assistance is given to the slum Korean men, such as the one shown in the left foreground, often carry homeless children of the slums of Pusan, Korea, during the Bishop’s tour residents. packs weighing nearly 100 pounds on their .backs. of Mariahwe centers. Christ, the Unwanted and the Outcast ... Page 2, Sec. 2 TH E REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDtTION Thursday, August IS, 1968 hct >s noroby q>von mot i novo tion o f a new this.” said an Irish Marist filod my t>noi roport m mo Proboto and other Church groups people of Biafra. (0«c*A»*d> stafT member. Brother in a Biafran emer­ flights. NOTICE OF FILINO OF PETITION Court ef mo City ond County of Oon- have been active in efforts to BIAFRANS, Father FOR DETERMINATION OF vor. Colorodo. ond mot any porson Tom Johns­ gency hospital, as thou­ Speaking in the Nigerian HEIRSHIP desiring »o obioct tq tho some shell sands die of starvation dai­ relieve the starving popula­ capital of Lagos, Alison A. Kilbride pointed out, fear THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF file wr.fton oOiocKon with »ho soid ton, associate tion of Biafra. Catholic Re­ ly in the secessionist A fri­ Ayida, permanent secretary that if they lay down their COLORADO: court or boforo Soptombor i, lost. in the firm, a lie f Services (CRS), the over-, To oil persons Inieroslod. G R EET­ Georgia Ariono Sirouso can state while Biafrans’ of the Nigerian ministry of arms, they will be massa- ING: Administrotnx 1950 Cathe­ seas aid agency of U.S. Cath- TAKE NOTICE thol thoro hot been d ral high own fears of genocide and economic development, said cred. This, he said, has fliod In tho obove-nomoP ttio fo o pei>- Oft A Caskins olics, in the first week of tion otn;ng for a Jwdlclol oscortoin- A fw n o v for m o ostoto school gradu- i n , 0 r national politics in July; "N o group can happened in some Biafran 1II 4 Aostom Fodoroi Building August shipped by air and mont and doiorminotlon of tho hoirs stop a war because people towns that were overrun of soch decedent, and tefflng form Oonvor, Coforodo 10202 iate, said that prevent adequate relief or almost 300 tons of food, fhof the names, oddrestes and relo- Teiopfiono 244-a047 Miss Virginia an end to the N ig e ria clothing and medicines to are dying. It’s never been by federal troops who tlonships to decedent of all pertons (Publisnod m 'ho machinegunned the entire who are o r claim to be netrs of «a>d Denver Catholic Rogistor) K a e D u - Biafra civil war. Sao Tome for further airlift done in a war before and decedent, to far at known to the peti­ First Publication. July 23. ’**• B ru c q . a Brother Aloysius, the into______Biafra. it won’t be done in Nigeria populations, men, women tioner, are at follows, fo-wlf; Last Publication August 13. i9o> ____ Lewis Hanson, predeceased paternal graduate of Virginia Rae DuBrucq Irish Marist, Brother CRS has been providing unless you can settle the and children. In Calabar, uncle; Cora Phibbs. Star Route. Be- IN THE PROBATE COURT the Rhode Island School of James, a U.S. Marist, an­ help to the victim s o f the cause of the war. In terms several thousand Biafrans mid|i. M inn- 5*aai. 1st Cousin. I/14; In and for m o City and Since graduation, she has Selma Dunlap. Bectda. Mmn. S**2S. CoMRfv of Oofivor and Design, will join the firm, other Marist Brother from civil war since the outbreak of the seriousness of the were machine-gunned, he st Cousin, l/IA; specialized in furniture 1 Sloto of Colorado whose olfices are at 1228 Scotland and two Biafran o f the conflict. This help has relief situation, we are just said. Nigerian officers, he Carrie Oppeflord. predeceased pater- No. P-47434 design for commercial and nal aunt; Cora Lockrum. TOR Sooth NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15th street, in Larimer nurses work round the been given to needy people, as upset as anyone else.” claimed, have admitted Water St., Norlhfield. Mmn.. 1st Couv Estate Of a n n E ANDERSON (Word) residential applications in Square. clock in a seminary in without distinction, on both A yid a ’s expression of their inability to control In. l/t; No. P-47434 the Denver area. Anton Hanson, predeceased paternal All porsons hoving claims ogomst Interior Specie Planning Uturu converted into a sides of the conflict. concern differs from the their...... troops in such situa- uncle; Otto Hanson, Becida. Mmn. tho obovc named osrato are roouirod specializes in preparing Johnston, who graduated SSM2S. 1st Cousin. 1/J4; AAartna W llan- to file mom for oiiowancc in mo Pro­ hospital for more than 300 Prior to May, 1968, 2.30U attitude of a Nigerian mil- tions. der. Becida, M inn. SM75, 1st Coartm. boto Court ef tho C ity end County of specifications and aesthetic from both grade and high star\'ing children. tons o f f(X>d and 200 tons itary commander who, ac- 1/24; Eva Heggie. Becida. Minn., Donvor. Coiorodo. on or boforo mo (HTteria for commercial of­ schools at Cathedral, is an seals, 1st Cousin. 1/24; 17tn day of Ja n u a ry, took, or said There is no resident o f clothing, plus $10,000 cording to Father Fintan Council 3319 Hant 0- Hanson, predeceased pater­ associate with Richa. i S. claims sliaM bo forever borred. fices. building lobbies, re­ doctor and practically no nal uncle; Anna Eltemson, Sf. John's Andrew Wysowatcky Heraty in the Denver firm. worth o f medicines were K ilb rid e, a Holy Ghost N o r th D en ver Lutheran Home. Albert Lea. Minneso­ ception rooms and other Conservoror medicine. The dying chil- distributed in W estern missionary stationed in Knights of Columbus will ta, 1st Cousin 1/24; Elmer Hanson. Rt. (Published in fho Heraty designed the interi­ 5 . Fairbautt. Minn., 1 st Cousin. 1/24; facilities. Donvor Catholic Rogistor) or of C(X)rs Visitors’ Center dren, reduced to skin and Nigeria by CRS. In May, Biafra, described efibrta to an open house at Melvin Hanson. Elgin, Iowa, Ut Cous­ First Publication: August t. 1441 Johnston, who has a fine bones, lie on straw mats 1,250 tons of U.S.-donated aid Biafran war victims as in. 1/24; Last Publication: Soptombor 3. I«44 arts degree from the Un­ in Golden; public areas at their council home, 4600 Rudolph EUenson. predeceased the University o f Colorado on the floors. Each morn­ foods were shipped for dis- "a lot o f humanitarian Clay street, on Aug. 15, at maternal uncle; Maynard Ellenson. IN THE PROBATE COURT iversity of Colorado and Henning. Minnesota, 1st Cousin. 1/14; ing, fc new grave is dug tribution in these areas, rubbish.” In anO for tha C ity and has done post-graduate Medical center; and other 8 p.m. Anyone interested Ruth Wilkinson, Greyboll, Wyoming Caunty of Oonvor and commercial projects in the and is not filled in until Up to July of this year, Father Kilbride came to in becoming a Knight may •2424. 1st Cousin, 1/14; Statt ef Colorado work at the Pratt Institute Oiaf Ellenson, predeceased maternal CRS had provided $564,000 the United States in July NO. P-43415 in New York, said that the Denver area. nightfall. The Brothers attend. Refreshments will uncle; Nornsan Ellenson. Henning, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Johnston did the color bury the children, wrapped worth o f relief of Biafra. at the request of Archbish- be served. Minnesota, 1st Cousin. !/•: Estate Of MiMiam j. Noble, aka. wil­ addition of Miss DuBrucq Nettie Knutson, predeceased mater­ liam James Noblo (Docoasad) design work at the senior in the straw mats, as soon op Francis Arinze of Onit-^ nal aunt; Ruth M. Kelly, R- R- 3» Bo* No. P-4S413 to the firm’s staff will add 37. Canby, Minnesota. 1st Cousin. 1/14; Notice is hereby given that t have to the flexibility and po­ officers’ qu arters, base as they die, with a few G E R M A N Catholics gha and the Bishops of the O. Norns Knutson, Moorhead, Minne­ filed m y final report in the Probate tential of ISP. housing and the hospital prayers serving as the fu­ have been aiding Biafra Onitsha ecclesiastical sota. 1 st Cousin, 1/14; Court ol the City and Ccur.ry of Den­ also. In July, Msgr. Gott­ Algo Berg, predeceased maternal ver, Colorado, and that any person Miss DuBrucq received at the U.S. A ir Force Aca­ neral rite. .aunt, Rosalee M. Gow. 1470 N. Grotto desiring to oblect to the same shall demy. Current projects of Nigeria’s insistence that fried Dossing, the director S t., St. Paul. M inn. 33117, 1st Cousin. file written objection with the said her bachelor of fine arts SWIGERT V14; Noels. Berg. 10210 Rio Hondo court on or before September 14. 1948. degree with an interior the firm include offices in Biafra renounce its seces­ o f Misereor, the overseas Pkwy., El Monte, Calif.. 1st Cousin. Andrew Wysowatcky ______the Petroleum Club build- relief agency of German 1/14. Administrator. C.T.A. architecture specialty sion and Biafra’s claim BROS. You are hereby notified to appear Ernest F. Gaylord Catholics, said that the and answer the petition within twenty 1965, and has done further penthouse offices that only . political sover­ OPTOMETRISTS Attorrwv for the estate organization is receiving days after service of this notice on 743 Equitable Building work in sculpture at the f®*" Lehman Bros, atop the eignty can assure its peo­ you (If served by publication, withio Telephorte 623 «4i9 about $9,000 daily for aid twenty days after the last publication University of Colorado. ^frst National Bank bldg. ple’s survival have stale­ (Published in the Devoted to Your of this notice) and In default of an Denver Ca'hoMc Register) mated the talks in Addis to Biafra. Misereor had at answer or appearance the Court will Complete Vision Care First PubUcatlon: August 13. 194t proceed to receive and hear proofs Ababa. that time, he said, succeed­ The things you now choose Last Pubileatien: September 5, 194» Harry w . Swlgert, O.D. concerning the heirs of such decedent Berrigans Defended ed in getting 12 planes together are the things you and enter a decree determining, who IN THE PROBATE CQURT Donald E. Gooldy, O.D. are the heirs of such deceased person. In and tor the City ar>d County MEANWHILE, Biafran with food and medicine , will always cherish most, j Dated at D enver, Colorado, this 21st Jerry R. Pederson, O.D. ol Denver and By Jesuit Lawyers troops are resisting what into the secessionist state. day of June. 194a. Stale el Colorado OPTICIAN ^ MC.NUMENTS A D. M. ROWLEY No. P-44C70 Nigerian reports have In July also Misereor Clerk of the Probate Court Baltimore — "If I remain plained that the Jesuit Fred Smaldone ^ ^ ,.0 1 Distinction IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE said that it would run By M. J. FInnerty O F L IL L IA N R. L (JG A N . also known (in the Society of Jesus), it community "prefers silence final push in SINCE 1902:^^ Deputy Clerk as, LILLIAN RODEN LOGAN, De­ Nigeria’s blockade of Biaf­ Ernest F. Gaylord because o f the Jesuits the 13-month-old civil war. CHERRY CREEK 11930 W. 44th AVE. ceased.) to courageous speech.” A tto rney The Biafrans were reported ra if it had not become 231 Detroit St. 424-7984 745 Equitable Bldg. NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION who are here tonight.” ' Father Berrigan’s superi­ FOR DETERMINATION OF possible to otherwise sup­ O PEN D A ILY Denver, Colorado So said Father Daniel or, Father James Somer­ to be holding their own on 355-7042 534-5819 Telephone 423-A4I0 HEIRSHIP ^ ^ , ply Biafra adequately with (Published In the THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF BeiTigan, S.J., 8t 8 scrvice ville, S.J., said the Jesuits the northern battle line at COLORADO: food and medicine before Denver Catholic Register) held at a Protestant would take no action to Onitsha but losing ground First Publication: August 15. 194B T o all persons Interested. G R E E T ­ mid-August. Miserereor Last Publication: September 5, 194R ING: church in St. Louis. The censure him after his May slowly on the southern T A K E N O T IC E that there has been announced that the Irish service was held in support arrest, but neither would it front near Owerri. filed In the above-named estate a peti­ relief service Africa Con­ STATE OF COLORADO tion asking fer a judicial ascertain­ of one of Father Berrigan’s help him: With British and Soviet CITY ANO COUNTY OF DENVER ment and determination of the heirs cern had purchased a 300- In TtM Juvanilt Court of such decedent, and setting forth friends. Brother David "Since Father Berrigan arms, including Soviet M ig No. 47t27 that tho nemos, addresses and rela­ ton ship for Misereor to r : SUMMONS Darst, F.S.C., who faces undertook the action that jets piloted by Egyptians, NEGLECTED OR DEPENDENT tionships to decedent of all persons break the blockade. CHILD who a rt or claim to be heirs of sold trial in St. Louis for refus­ led to his own arrest on the Nigerian federal forces decedent, so tor as known to the petU Msgr. Dossing said that SuIIark iMnrtuarij The People of Tho Stoto of Colorado ing to report for induction. his own initiative and in have vastly superior fire- In Tho Interest of Monica Ann Jame«. tionor. are as follows, to-wit: it would be a scandal if Alleged Dependent (A Child) And Fredcricko Doyle. 174 Cionmore The Christian Brother lost response to the dictates of power and also outnumber Concerning Veronica Roland James Drive, Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, his religious exemption his own conscience, I am the Biafrans. Nigeria were to. stop or and Carole Ray Jame*. Respondents Canada. Sister. sink a ship whose cargo is Pine Ridge. South Dakota. Bertha Wilson. 220 Ookwood Avenue. and was drafted after he sure that he anticipated The Nigerian federal To the child and his parents, guardi­ Toronto. Ontario, Canada. Sister. destined solely to save turned in his draft card in the consequences of his forces have confined about 01ir JffiiiPflt an. or other respondents named Henry Oiegel. Brodhagen. Ontario. lives. * aoovc. GREETINGS; Canada. Brother. protest of the Vietnamese civil disobedience, includ­ 10 million Biafrans in less You are hereby notified fhaf a veri. Selma Oiegel. a/k/a. M rs. Selma war. ing the fact that the Socie­ than 10,000 square miles 6>*d pofirion has been filed in the Schcifeie. 1143 Howland Wilson Road. Serving above-nam ed court in which ft is reo* HOWEVER, Nigeria I N. E.. Warren, Ohio. Niece. Father Berrigan, his ty of Jesus would not post of what was Nigeria’s resented to the court mat the above* South Denver and Englewood Adeline Schmidt, 137 Moor Avenue. thus far seems uncon­ named child is^noglecfod or dependant brother (Father Phillip bail and that he would Eastern Region until it Waterloo. Ontario, Canada. Niece. to r the reasons sot forth In said port* Mildred Eickmelor. a k/a. Mildred Berrigan, S.S.J.), and have to accept whatever declared its independence cerned about any scandal tton. a copy of which it attochad and O. Dawes, 45 Livingston Avenue. Brother Darst all face penalties he might incur as the Republic of Biafra resulting from its firing on Incorporatod herein. Grimsby Beach. Ontario. Canada, You are notifiod to appear before Nil charges at the Baltimore under civil law.” relief planes. this court on Thursday, tho ISth day on May 30, 1967. The civil of August. A.O. 1941. at 2:30 o'clock orvai w. Eickmoiar. 40 Park Road County Circuit (X)urt for Father Phillip Berrigan The International Red North. Grimsby Boacn. Ontario. Cana­ war broke out in July of P AA.. for a hearing on tno petition. da. Napnqw. storming a Selective Ser­ — a Josephitc priest — Cross stopped its mercy Witness m y hand and seal ef said that year. Ooromy Eickmainr, a/k;a. Dorothy court this 24th day of June A.D. 1941. vice office in Catonsville, flights after its chartered Ryorson, 9 Ctntral Avonua. Grimsby was relieved o f his duties Although the Holy See DAVID R. WILLIAMS Baach. Onrarlo. Canada, Niaca. Md., and burning some 600 DC-6 came under fire Aug. Clerk of The Juvenile Court as assistant pastor in a asked the federal Nigerian Edgar Ritz. 29 Downay Slraat, Kkh- By Loola Ruth Johnson draft files. Baltimore parish after the government in July to al­ 8 and 9, it was reported in Deputy Clerk anar, Ontario. Canada. Nttpnaw. You ara harabv notlllad to aooaar Joining in their defense files conflagration. low regular mercy flights (Published In the and anawar th« patlllon within twanty are twO JeSUit pnest-laW- In an earlier incident, Denver Catholic Register) days after sarvica oi »htt notice on *1. t» l tv • into the rebel-held area of First Publication: July II. 1941 you (If aarvad by publication, within rather Robert Dri- the priest was part of a twantv days altar iha last puoi.cation nan, S.J., dean of the BOS- Biafra, Caritas Internation- Last Publication: August IS. 1941 of this notira) and In darauir of an grouj) who poured vials of gijg reported three weeks ton college law sch(x>I, and answer or appaaranco tha Court will blood over Selective Ser­ later that its airlifts of proceed to racalva and hoar proofs Father William Cunning­ concoming tho hoirs ot such d*ced«nt vice filed in Baltimore. He vital f(3odstuffs have come and antor a dscroo dqtormining who ham, S.J., of the Loyola was sentenced to six years I Brighton | are tha hairs of such dacaasad parson. under heavy fire from university law school in "at hard labor” and. al­ Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 2Slh Nigerian anti-aircraft artil­ Chicago. day of Ju ly , 194S. though the sentence is lery. D. M. ROWLEY Father Daniel Berrigan, being appealed. Father Clark ol Iha Probata Court HOWEVER, a Caritas By M. J. Flnnarly chaplain at Cornell univer- Berrigan is being held Deputy Clark sity, had recently com- without bail. spokesman said that 20 of Ernest F. Gaylord the 24 flights that the organ­ Attorney 74S Equilabla Building ization had scheduled for f Wtyj C*rt'’ Telephone 4231419 Youths Protest A-Bombing July had gotten through to Fh. 4M.3II1 4«l i. aih Avo. (Published In tha BRIGHTON. COLORADO Denver Catholic Register) First Publication: AugusI 15. 1964 Washington, D.C. - A n Catholic anti-war group to B iafrr™ ghts*w e'rde\a^ Last Publication: September s, 1946 unofT.cial Quaker student mark the 23rd anniversary between July 10 and 20 for group------finished three on i^^],„f3„^i,3ble planes, but months of demonstrations xiiroshima. . j • . , osL J . . were carried over into early I here by joining with a Ihe demonstrators pre- August Colorado Springs % sented a note o f apology to ^ . « w.- • .. . the Japanese Embassy and ,9 “ f- N-genan M e r- protested in front of the S ' “P “ Zecha & Adorns CARPETS White House. Arcing re- Nevada Avt. at CoctM La Peudre Room S ire Suppose and Smaller lx T iu me. Automotive LargctI i4l«client an iha City -lor and ^in the house we send you Optn Mohflay ano waPnatday Brake Service Evantngt Till l:M P.M. 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AUCOSTINA VECCHIO 55 5.3 4.8 name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) (please print) REALTY COMPANY EXECUTOR Cooty and Kiono 65 7.0 6.0 AttoTTiov for m# ostoto address MAY t21 Sym os Building Join the Young Americans 75 10.0 8.3 INSURANCE AGENCY Donvor, Colorodo •0302 725 NO. TEJON Ttiopnono 722 4333 " "Ttaie zip cod* (Pubfishod m mo AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Phone 633-7731 Colorado Springs Oo-'vor ComeOc Rogistor) . First Pubfkation' August 4. I 94t 17th A Stout F -^ '■ -Bank Parking / Drrve fn Banking / 244-6911 H "’• * dMcribing tn. work of Ektenilon Socl.fy. D OR, please send me a booklet on Extension Volunteers. Last Pwbitcation: August 29, 19* MEMBER F.O ;C. AFf.LIATED WESTERN BANCORPORAT10N CYRA Games Z!]ii[;Saints, hurled the Nor­ Sunday night are as fol­ Case course last Thursday. Association .baseball All- Mark Gregrick, Risen thwest All-Stara to their lows: Father Flaherty shot an Star games held at East Christ, Jack Jones. St. victory in the Class Major. Rose, and Dave Lowrey, 83 to nip John Lindenmay- Base-running — Dennis high school stadium last Dan Conners, All Saints, Kinsey, 15 Wheat Ridge; St. Vincent, pitched for the er by one stroke. Sunday. did the catching. Bob Bote, 14, Littleton; Southeast All-Stars, allow­ The winner’s name will The Northwest All-Stars Tom Haberkorn, St. Mark Morrison, 12, Arva­ ing only three hits. Rick be inscribed on a trophy registered two shutouts John; Peto Bctka, Blessed da, and Steve Drost, 10, which will be displayed in over the Southeast Divi­ Rouse and Lenny Chavez Sacrament; and John Aurora. the Register lobby. sion All-Stars who man­ did the catching. Welch, St. John; were the In the Class AAA game, Flight winners, in addi­ aged only one run through­ pitchers and Jim Roberts, Throwing — Jim tion to Father Flaherty, Hughes, 15, Littleton; Dar­ out the afternoon. Steve Cornejo, Presenta­ St. Vincent; and Dave tion, Joe Nedbalski, Notre included Ralph Sugar, Jim yl Speakman, 14, Lake- IN TH E Class A game, Hupp, St. Rose, the catch­ Dame, and Andy Gonzales, Sena, Jerry Fall, Dave wood; Greg Ballegberg, 12, Northwest eked out a 1-0 ers for the Southeast. Presentation, permitted M illon, B ill Slevin and Arvada; Tom Peterson, 10, win over the Southeast Father Paul Wicker, as­ two hits. Jim Reagan, Greg Wilhelmi. Wheat Ridge. aquad. In Class AAA it sistant pastor of St. John’s, Presen tation, and Paul was Northwest 3, South­ and chaplain of the league, Eberhardt, Holy Family, NORTH DENVER east 0. Northwest clob­ substituted for Archbishop did the catching. bered Southeast 11-I in James V. Casey in present­ OPTICAL ing trophies to the Class the Class Major game PITCHERS for the Serving North Oeover 24 Years Chris Meier. Presenta­ Southeast Division were A. winning players. Arch­ tion, Mike Diedle, All Dennis Kraemer. St. Vin­ bishop Casey was unable C o m p ItU Saints, and Wayne Lopez. cent; Danny Auer, St. Vin­ to appear as planned be- 4 Optical Sarvle* Presentation, combined to cent; JefT Heit, St. Rose; cau.se of recent surgery. OPTICIAN D E W A Y N E toss a one-hitter in the and Mike Richard.son. St. I 433-7171 INGRAM Class A Division game. Rol- Vincent; handled the pitch­ BOARD of directors of the association include ing for the Southeast team, I* Real Estate allowing only three hits. Hurt Stadig, president; Don FALSETEETH Searcy, vice president; I* Insurance That Loosen Their catchers were Mike Winning Coaches I>ockhart. St. Vincent, and Mike Qu inn, secretary- Father Paul W icker, right, assistant pastor o f St. John’s and chaplain o f Need Not Embarrass Tim Shea, Blessed Sacra­ treasurer; Ray Hartman, Don't Itvc 111 fciir of false teeth board chairman; Jack Reil­ the Catholic Youth Recreation Association, presents a trophy to Frank “ TRAVEL lcios(>ntnt;. tvobbliiu; or clm pinnR JtLst ment. Mt the wromt unic. For more sertim v ly, East director; and Fred Bera, left, and George Hyett, coaches of the victorious Northwest Division RESERVATIONS mui more ronifori. ju.st sprinkle a Tom Sandon, St. Domin- Rosvall Auction little FASTEETH on your plates. Gabriel, West director. team which defeated the Southeast Division team in the first of the three ANYWHERE KASTEKTlf hultlH false teeth hrmer. 1238-48 S. Broadway COMPLETE CAR SERVICE CYRA All-Star games held at East high school stadium last Sunday. M akes eathiR easier. No pastv. rchicv Greg Roldan served as AT NO EXTRA COST 722-4721 iiiHte. Heljjs eheck ••denture breath” . TUNE UP • CARBURETOR league umpire and Andy DAVE LINDQUIST Owner Dentures that lit are essential to AUTO. TRANS. 19 Years On The Job Experience 26 years in auction field. iK'iilth. S«*e vour ricnti.st reuularlv. Your C*r Problem — Oor Hale as league coach. On Three Continents Sacred Heart GOID CROSS PRODUaS INC. “ Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” Retreat House OWN RADIO STATION Riirm a^Stam gy JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES 1421 - 16th Street — 244-8775 or 244-2598 DENVER, COLORADO 80202 PROVIDING YO U WITH SACHSLAWI.OR # Daily News Coverage # Community Events and Acti^jjes # Public Service Announcements # Local Discussionscussion Progress PROUDLY A COMPLETE KQXr PRESENTS CATHOLIC STAFF Serves ARVADA

COMMUNITY CALENDAR HARRY G. STEVENSON J. EMMETT NOONAN VIE SITZE 11:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. A Public Service of the Arvada Square Shop. Ctr. 2406 FFDFRAL BLVD. 433-6575 Page 4, Sec. 2 TH E REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, August 15, 1968 Lay Carmelite Meet Supports Holy Father c.^ O tiO H ^ iC iu/ies CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC The 17th National Con- trine, includinR the docu- I ■ « ' OFFICB FOR M OTION PICTURES ference of Lay Carmelites ments o f Vatican II, and Holy Trinity St. Catherine's (formerly the Third Order courage to follow its impll- Kollowin}; are clatiNificationK of motion piclurea of the National Secular o f Our Lady o f cations. "Devotion to Mary Holy Trinity Parish St. Catherine’s Parish Catholic OITice of Motion Pictures for films currently playin|{ Den­ Mount Carmel) closed ils demands patience, open- ver firtt-run, neighborhood, and drIve-in theaters as well as those (Westminster) The (Denver) — School regis- session at Loretto Heights ness, and inventiveness. appearing; *»n television in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Ster- Masses on the Feast of the tration will be held Aug. Jlng area. Ratings of moviea on TV are checked against listings Aug. 11 with a ringing Adverting to the place ot found in "TV (•uide” magazine. C'lassIficBtions are: A-l, family: A-2 Assumption, Aug. 15, will 26. Classes begin Aug. 29. be at 6, 7. and 8 a m. and Tuition is $30 per family support for the Holy Fa- the Rosary in today s udults and adolescents; A-3 adults only; A-4 adults only with reser- ther in his present trials Church, the Carm elite :9 vatiuna; B, morally objectionable in part for all; C. condemned. 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30 p.m. per year. (Compiled by ('arol Condi and with a revision of its authority observed that it Uniform s m ay be ex- rule which will make the offered a Scriptural path so Sound Barrier, A-l; The Creat- A t the parish picnic in changed and ordered Aug Current Movies Carmelite life in the world popular today and allows Anna. My Darling, unlisted; esl Show on Earth, B: The Mir­ Berkeley Park Aug. 18. 15 from 9:30 a m. until Bandolero, A-3: Boom. R; Came- acle, A-2; l-afayette Kscadrille, better adapted to the pres- us to honor Mary as the refreshments will be served i2;30 noon. Information is first fruits o f Christ’s Re­ lot, A-2; D anger D iabolik, B; B: Separate Tables. A-3. to parishioners, and games available by calling Mary ent. Ktvira .Madigan. A-3; Family MONDAY. A te. 19 Father Aloysius Nagle. demption.” Band. A-l; Fifth Horseman Is Flame of Calcutta. A-2; Trou­ for all ages have been Casey, 433-4185. Dr. Paul H. Hallett. as­ ble Zone, A-2; Outlaw** Son. A-* planned. A boy’s bike and O.Carm., assistant general Fear, C; Five Card Stud, A-3; sociate editor of the Regis­ For the Love of Ivy. A-3; (lone 2; Raw Edge. B; Mi.ssion Over a girl’s bike will be award- School book list may be o f the Carmelite Order, With the Wind, A-2; Hang *Ei Korea. A-l. ed. obtained at the convent who has headquarters in ter and one o f the found­ T U E SD A Y . AUfJ. 20 high, A-3; Aug. 18 after Masses after Rome and inspects the ing members of the Carme­ How Sweet It Is. A-.'J; inspec­ The Young Stranger, A-l; lite chapter in Denver, tor Clouseau. A-3; Maroc 7. B; Road to Morocco, A-2: His Ma­ Parents who plan to send 7:30. houses of the order in R osem a ry’s Baby, C; Pru dence jesty O’Keefe. A-2; Saratoga their children to Holy A used book sale will be Europe, expressed high called on Lay Carmelites and The' Pill. B; The Fox. C; Trunk, B; The Yellow Mountain, Trinity grade school are held Aug. 23, 10 a.m, until hopes that the present re- to take the lead in right- The (iraduate. A--1; Therese and A -l; Cloudburst, B. Franciscan Award surgence of democratic sen- ing the two chief evils in WEDNESDAY. AUC. 21 asked to verify the stu- • ^2 noon, in the cafeteria, Isabelle. 2Jerome Moses received the .Mission, A -l; Zarak, B; T h e (>irl list of items needed will be P-in- dom in East Europe, with displacement o f a Catholic in the Red Velvet Swing, A-2; plaque from Sister Mary Eileen, hospital adminis­ Neighborhood. Drive-In given out. Full school ses- a corresponding growth in mind by a secularist men- An/io, A-3; Big Cundown. un­ ’I'he Prince Who Was u Thief. A- trator. The award is made in recognition of out­ the Catholic religion, h'a- tality. listed; Bonnie and t^yde, A-4; Bus .Stop, B; Sirocco, B; Vir- sions start with a Mass at W e lb y standing service to the sick in the spirit of St. Luke, A-4; Dark of ginia City, A-2. ther Nagle said that, .while "The Catholic Church, t ool Ha 8 a.m. Aug. 28. Francis. (ht- Sun. R; Fountain of I.«vr. T i l l R SD A Y , AUO. 22 Our Lady o f Assumption some other orders had re- even in these days is a unli.stvd; K in « K on « Esi-apoj.. A- Ride ’em Cowboy, A-l; The Parish (Welby) - Winners ported startling decreases standing miracle,’ Dr. Hal- 1: Kin;{ Kong vtt. Cod/illa. A-l; Pure Hell of St. Trinian’s, A-3; Wheat Ridge o f the prizes awarded at .Muditian. A-:i; N«-v»ida Smith, A- Bullfik(hter and the Lady. A-2; in priests, religious, and lett said in his address on Boulder Parishes J. :i: Nrvt-r u Dull Moment, A-I; Stolen Hours. A-2; East of Su­ Sts., Peter and Paul Par­ the recent parish bazaar postulants, the total drop the responsible apostolatc. .No W ay T o T reat a Lady. A-:i; matra, B; Ten Days to Tulara. ish (Wheat Ridge) — Meet­ were Jim Palermo, Victoria in Carmelite numbers was "It has revelation written L One .Million Year* B.C.. A-2; A -l. ings of the Key and Sword Serrafine, Meldina Tomeo, FRIDAY. Al'O. 23 Schedule Revivals small. Although even Ire- upon it. What other insti- Point Blank. B: Savak.'*’ S«'ven. society will be held on the Katheryn Miller, Louis C; Sons of Katie Elder, A-l; First Love. A-l: HosLuKes, A-2; Boulder Catholics have discussion groups. Baby land, he said, was sufier- tution, except that which fourth Thursdays of the Anaya. Joseph Heffetz, Speedway. A-2: The Dirty Doz­ The ’I’all T. A-2: Pittsbunth, A-2; set aside two full days in a sitters will be provided and ing from a lack of voca- is divine, could have so en. A-4; The Female, unlisted; The Olenn Miller Sttiry, A-l; month. The.officers o f Key A n to in ette Rossi, 1. A. city-wide efTort for a Par­ tions, in Indonesia the transcended popular sentt- The Odd Couple. A-:); The Par­ The liorizonlal I.irutenant, A-2; and Sword have set up a Kreutzer, Frank Swanson, a buffet (dinner will be Pyro, A-3: I'p Periscope. A-l; ish Revival this month. Carmelites were experienc- ment and the power and ty. A-:i: The Thomas Crown schedule’ ...... including pro­ and Father Nicholas M. served in the early even­ A ffair. B; V a lley o f the Dolls. B; The Kentuckian. B: Lifthlnin^ The four Boulder parishes ing. Participants are limit­ ing a "miraculous growth.” influence of those who con- Strikes Twice, A-2; The Square grams which will offer Norusis, O.S.M. 'Villa Rides, li; Waterhole #.'l, B; are cooperating in the pro­ ed to 450 and registration having 12 novices and 120 trol the world, as to reuf- W arkill, A-3; What's iNew Pussy­ Pen, A-3; RommeTs Treasure, A- something of interest and gram to unite forces as a may be made at any one priests in that country. firm that the mechanical cat, B: Where Were You When entertainment for every Father Eamon Carroll of control of births is intrinsi- the Lik>ht.s W ent Out. A-,'J; W ild member. Pre-Cana Set Christian Community. of the four Boulder Catho­ in the .Streets, A-3; Yours, M ine Sunday, Aug. 18, Sacred lic parishes. the Catholic University of cally wrong? and Ours, A-l. Pledged, Not Paid For Aug. 18-23 Heart of Jesus parish and America, former president "It is for us, the apostles An error was made in A ll Saints St. Thomas parish will join Participants in the Par­ o f the Mariological society of the Church in this day, On Television of the U.S., rebuked the not to apologize for this SATl HDAY. AUfJ. J7 the announcement of par­ All Saints Parish Pre-Cana conferences for ^ program from 1 p.m. ish Revival Sundays will 7 Dwarfs to the Rescue, A-I; ish refunds scheduled by communications media, and other unpopular doc­ (Denver) — The Altar and engaged couples have set Sacred be introduced to the Vati- Inferno, A-2; Hikthway to Battle. the Archdiocesan Develop­ Rosary society will sponsor can II T e am E d u cator 'vhich gave the impression trines, but to understand A-;i: The Incred ib le Shrinkink! ment Fund in last week’s a card party Aug. 22, 1 to August 18-23 for the next \ r '° J u p xx 2QQ that Vatican II had down­ them in order to defend M an. A - l: T w is t o f F ate. B; series o f pre-marital lec- P™Sram. More than Crashink! Las Vekjas. A-2; Some- ADF report. The amount of 4 p.m. Dessert w ill be Mary parish and the new people are involved in graded Mary. On the con­ them. . . . This is the Ihinn W ild. A-.'); W ar Arrow , A- $1,050,000 is the sum served. Prizes will be Table Mesa parish will planning the Parish trary, he said, the Second great task o f the respon­ Father Richard Ling will I; Pork Chop Hill. A-J; Home pledged, not the amounts awarded. Admission will be participate in a similar Revival programs so that Vatican Council, exhalted sible apostolate today. •>) B efore Dark, B: The .Second paid as stated in the re- be the priest speaker Sun- M ary as "a spotless model (•reutest Sex, H; Timbuktu, A -l; $1. Babysitters w ill be j j r. - j program at the junior high participants may learn, t- The Best ThinK* in Life Art- I)o rt. available for those women building. study, and discuss current o f what the Church herself «• Free, A-l; In This Our Life, B; who wish to bring their and the Monday night con desires to be.” It urged the News Deadline! program both Sun- church issues through the- CURE d'ARS Submarine D-1, A-l. children. For tickets or for ference will be directed by days will feature films and help o f films and speakers. Church’s children to honor SCNDAY'. A U (L IH The deadline for news table reservations call Jer­ Mr. and Mrs. Bennet pious and time-honored * > Tar/an’s Peril. A-l; When Wil­ stories and iticturcs to ry School 934-8123. Thiess and Mr. and Mrs. Marian practices, and not lie Comes .Marchiny Home. A-2; Robert Rhodes, host couple to abandon them.” DUCKWALL’S The Slave o f Rom e. A-2; It's a appear in the "Register’* Canonize M. L. King? f ' for the sessions. Denver's Newest (•real Feelinkt. A-2; Breakint; the is M onday at 9 a.m. Risen Christ C hicago — A n e w ly naries and convents. He The true following of M ary in the post-Conciliar Suburban Variety Store A Denver-area physician formed organ ization of said his organization is Church of the Risen era, said Father Carroll, OAHLtA SHOPPING CENTER Christ Parish (Denver) — instruction Catholics called urging black laymen to Wednesday evening. calls for two things: 33rd & Dahlia 322-9035 The parish picnic will be XT the appointment of a work toward getting more r j V PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE Now m Its 12th vear of xt r>- ii • ..x /-.l - *• Knowledge of Catholic doc- held Aug. 25 at the City jLc aziLii ^eui ui jsjegrQ Bishop in the Chica- vocations. CALL ONE OF THESE Park of Aurora, 16th and operation, the Denver Pre- archdiocese, the canoni- Alves added that "the DRUG STORES FOR PROMPT SERVICE Elmira streets, 3 to 7_ Cana group plans future Martin Lu- Church has lost many o f p.m. Games and prizes for 97 ‘ r .a ” ' ' ' - the children are planned Fathers Law- n„„,bers of black pastors “ Pxthy o f some of VOUR SOIV, with free ice cream and f f " ? P e ^ r and Cra.g and officials in black >t-s white members.” pop. There Is no admission Hart, respectively, will di- gj-eas K^oup has not THE charge. All who plan to rect the conferences. Joshua Alves, 38, presl- met with Cardinal John attend the picnic are asked Reservations must be dent of the Martin Luther Cody yet, .Alves said, but to bring their own food made for conference at- K in g Laym en ’s League it will ask him to suggest ■! and blankets. tendance by calling Mr. headquartered here, to Pope Paul VI that a A and Mrs. A. J. Reed, 388- charged the Catholic Negro Bisnop be appointed THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AlO TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH The new Director of Reli­ 6683. Church in America is in Chicago. gious Education is Sister cist and indifTerent.” Alves said the organiza­ Have you ever wished you had a son a priest? Marlene Feist, O.P. of the Speaking at a press con­ tion has 200 members in Now you can have a 'priest of your own'—-and Dominican Sisters of Great L. A . Priest ference here, Alves said he the Chicago archdiocese. share forever in all the good he does. . . . Bend, Kansas. The Rev. was speaking for black Throughout the Near East each year, grateful Weds Divorcee Catholics throughout the bishops ordain hundreds of new priests trained Joseph M. O’Malley, pas­ by people like you. . . . Their own families are tor, and advisors of the country and called for in­ YOUR Los Angeles — Father to j poor to support them in training, but good ST. MTHONY OF PAOIM QUR U D Y Of LOURDES parish appointed Sister creased use o f Negro spiri­ PARISH Catholics in America 'adopted' these semi- Marlene to dirijct the func-- W illia m H. Dubay, 33- tuals and statues of black A narians, encouraged them all the way to ordina- year-old priest who em­ SERVICE FUTURE tion____ In some inspiring cases, this support "BUD"STEPHENS "Thp o> P«r%Qn«l Strvice ' tions of the CCD, organiz­ saints in Catholic church- broiled himself in bitter PRIEST was given at personal sacrifice. . . . How can Rx ing the adult and youth cs. STATIDNS conflict with Los Angeles’ NEEDS ynu begin? Write to us now. We'll send you Wesley Pharmacy religious education for the Alves also called for YOUR the name of a young seminarian who needs Prescription Cardinal James Francis Prescription Oruqgists | coming year. Sister Mar­ black pastors in black you. and he will write to you. Make the pay­ lene has an office at the McIntyre two years ago, areas and asked that Cath­ ments for his training to suit your convenience R x C . L . QiAinlon Mem ber St. Vincent Parish Center, 2695 South was married Aug. 10 to a olic institutions in such ($8.50 a month, or $100 a year, or the total Weslev Avo. Oe Pout Parish I divorced mother of four areas be directed by black $600 all at once). Join your sacrifices to his. At So. Oowninq 733 9430 I Norman court. and at every Sacrifice of the Mass, he will “ 22-1161 children. people. Alves admitted A Jewish rabbi, a long­ '^ m o always remember who made it possible. ST VINCENT OE PAUL there is a small percentage FRIENDLY DRUG German Bishops time friend of Dubay. per­ of black priests and nuns SERVICE formed the ceremony by in this country. He also _ our SESO W AUMEDA Issue Message which Dubay married the conceded that black men SPECIALTY Look at the nearest $10 bill. What is it actually VILLAGE _ ------Munich, Germany - d women have not been worth? Only what it will buy. In Miami or Brook- German Bishops have been , u* ’ *y®sr-old j-ef^ged admission to semi­ HOW lyn or Philadelphia, it will hardly biiy enough to REXALL DRUG daughter of a prominent TO feed a family for two days. In the Holy Land, it asked to issue a statment MAKE will feed a poor refugee family for an entire Prompt Dvlifcnj Seattle councilman and $10 ■0549 4S S-,,04 providing guidance as to month. The Holy Father asks your help for the Service business executive. S-T-R-E-T-C-H refugees, more than half of them children. Your BUSY CORNER "freedom of conscience" on • Cosmetics-Pholo Supplies the question of birth con­ money multiplies— as you give it away. D R U G S T O R E The couple, who will • liquors-Imported Wines trol. honeymoon by taking a E. Alameda Super Serv. l*roli-v»jonul I’lmrmucihts MVirrp Accuracy Counts An appeal for such a camping trip, met a year statement came from two ago in the resort area of Complete Tune-up W. 3Sth Ave & Federal Bl«d 1425 So. Hotly 756-8343 Brake Serv. Catholic agenices that give HOMES & Thinking of the months ahead, why not send us Drnvt r. Colo. Idyllwild, Calif., where F R E E your Mass requests right now? Simply list the pastoral advice by tele­ Dubay’s lather - a sign- P icku p & intentions, and then you can rest assured the phone and it followed Pope painter from Long Beach FOR SALE D elivery MASS Masses will be offered by priests in India, the ST. M » r S . LITTLETOIt * I L SOULS. ENGLEWOOD FOR Holy Land and Ethiopia, who receive no other Paul Vi’s encyclical on - and Mrs. Wall both Mgan at Alameda 733-9840 birth control. owned mountain cabins. YOU income------Remind us to send you information about Gregorian Masses, too. You can arrange SELL 4 LESS In a message to Cardinal "W e share many inter­ now to have Gregorian Masses offered for your­ CHERRELYN Julius Doepfner of Munich, ests,” Dubay said of Mary self, or for another, after death. president, of the German Ellen, an Episcopalian, DRUG STO RE Bishops’ Conference, offices ”and we agree on most po­ In Slchnest and m Health for pastoral advice in litical questions.” “Howdy” DRUG STORE I’hom* 7H9-25I5I Hamburg and Frankfurt WANT TO Bob’s Place For only $200 in Ernakulam you can build a BROADWAY al QUINCY He added, "Our views on E N G L E W O O D said that following the is­ OVER decent house for a family that now sleeps on social action, war and FREE PARKING suance of Pope Paul’s en­ SELL 300 So. Colo. Blvd. THEIR the sidewalks. Simply send your check to US. LiMlelon. Colo poverty are very similar.” HEADS Archbishop Parecattit will write to thank you cyclical. Humanae Vitae, Cowtown, Colo. Dubay first gained na­ also. ST M N 's . m m they were flooded with tional notice in June of YOUR HOME? telephone calls and visiting 1964 when he made public 0 REG Catholics, many of them Why •'■y pariih oceiion «r ST. PMRICK S I PEEBLES a letter he had written Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND .5; ALLENDALE expressing dismay oyer the Pope Paul VI urging the thw Rogisier. The cost is low aoc Monsignor Nolan: the quick results will surpns< FOR PHARMACY Papal document and seek- Pontiff to "remove from voui The Arts ire listed under pzr ARRDW r U G C O ing guidance. The message ish subheadings. office” Cardinal McIntyre Please NAME BWM) W . ,5 »th IM h c c PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED urgently requested that the SERVICE return coupon FOR AND DELIVERED for gross malfeasance in 422-2:197 STATION w it h y o u r STREET TRAPPIST CANDIES Bishops declare themselves office.” IT'S EASY TO PLACE A WANT AD offering 7 FLAVORS - .3tc BAG E IN WITH CONFIDENCE in favor of "guarantee free­ -JUST CALL Arvada. C'olorado Collai al Downing 277 I47S In early 1966, Dubay T U N E O P A BRAKE SERVICE dom of conscience." •7S-IMS was back on the front page J7I1 Pecos 4SS-4737 Dr. Paul Becher, head of w ith a proposal to es­ SAY "CMAROE IT" MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD HOLT CROSS. THORNTON TI^^A ^O U C N E A R EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION • the German Catholic Cen­ tablish an AFL-CIO affili­ NOTRE DAME tral Committee’s depart­ ated union _ the Ameri­ l l i f f REXALL .O n / g ment of social affairs, said Across the Streot Prom can Federation of Priests NOTRE DAME CHURCH i m e a r e a s t C IT Y V IE W that married couples must The purpose of the union REGISTER ; % Prescription Druggists G R E E N Professional Pharmacy make decisions for them- which never quite got off M E A D O W S iviissiaiM s Firht in Pret*criptiims selves on the subject o f the ground, was to aid in K«iit Fret* Deliver)- Ph. 287-5535 W ANT ADS CONOCO MSGR, JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretaiy • 79* N. C o ro n a family limitations "natural- "the struggle for profes i H 22:iH So. Colorado Hlvd. COMPLETE T h o r n to n 29, C o lo . ly taking into considera- sional freedom” for the Fasl Action! WELFARE Assoc. Ph on e 757-7677 AUTOMOTIVE JJO Madison Avenue-New York, N.Y 10017 See Bob Robies tion the ecclesiastical nation’s 67,000 dinr^non I.O W C o s l ! SERVICE Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 ' statement." priests. 7>*S So. Sheridin Thursday, August 15, 1968 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITIONSec. 2, Page 5

psychologist, when he tries to figure out what makes He’s a man of many parts people drink too much, use narcotics, drive like The cop. Part-lawyer, to defend the rights of the indi­ demons, beat their kids. □ If you have the head, the vidual and protect the public as well. Part-priest, a heart and the guts it takes, consider the many careers t father confessor to the wrong-doer and the wronged of a cop. □ Pay starts at $500 a month. □ Stop by the alike. Part-doctor, often first on the scene when blood Denver Police Department or call is spilled. Part-scientist, when he sifts evidence. Part- 297-2931 for information.

H I' ti u The policeman is the most important man in the United States today’.’ Attorney General J. Ramsey Clark ^ Page 6, Sec. 2 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, August 15, 19«8 Bishop Asks Prayers For End of Strike Sheds Title To Protest Encyclical Rome — Monsignor Jo­ cal of Pope Paul VI on "not in anger but in sim­ Atlantic City. N.J. — IHM's To Go Right On Building New Future seph Gallagher, former edi­ birth control. ple honesty,” he declared. Bishop (Icorge H. Guilfoyle tor of the Catholic Monsignor Gallagher, Los Angeles — The Sis­ structures in an effort to most of which are in six recipients of grants or fel­ of Camden has asked all Review of Baltimore and "Since the title of monsi­ who taught Thomistic phi­ N lowships. ters of the Immaculate decentralize and to in­ dioceses o f California. the people of the diocese to an editor o f the America gnor should imply some losophy at St. Mary's Sem­ pray for a "prompt and Heart of Mary who were crease participation in de­ The Sisters will continue Press edition of the docu­ special allegiance to the inary in Baltimore last to conduct Queen of the just agreement in the year, asserted that in his I authorized by the Holy See cision making. Among oth­ In Flagstaff, Ariz., five ments o f the Second Vati­ Holy Father and since I Campbell Company strike to conduct their program of er matters on the agenda Sisters will staff an ele­ Valley Hospital in West can no longer extend such encyclical the Pope "has that will save the crops, as can Council, has an­ preserved the inner logic of renewal will continue their were revising of the educa­ mentary school which is Covina and St. M ary’s fealty, except in affection, I well us the livelihood of nounced a decision to drop papal authority but has experimental program un­ tion program for new prepsiing to engage in an Hospital in Apple Valley, intend to resign the title,” the many and varied work­ the title of "monsignor” in gravely wounded its ration­ der the leadership of Sister members as well as aug­ experimental program in and to staff Immaculate Monsignor Gallagher said. ers involved. protest against the encycli­ al acceptability.” Anita Caspary. menting the program for association with Northern Heart College and Immac­ His action was taken The announcement was the retired, the aged and Arizona University. In Vic­ ulate Heart High made at the termination of the ill. toria, Canada, the Sisters School in Los Angeles. a six-week meeting of O f the 440 members of staff a parochial elementa­ Beginning in September, elected delegates who the community, 15 are re­ ry school, an Indian resi­ the Sisters will also offer reviewed and evaluated the tired. The rest are engaged dential school, and serve tutoring services in all past year’s experimentation in various professions, as teachers and social subjects and on all grade in local self-government, provision for which was workers to an Indian reser­ levels in a program coordi­ communal prayer, dress, made in last summer’s de­ vation. nated through Immaculate and in other aspects of liberations. However, the Heart High School. community life. m ^ority o f the Sisters are Next year Sister students The Sisters of the Im­ In formulating plans for still involved in education. will number H I; 78 will maculate Heart o f Mary 1968-69, the Sisters direct­ N ext year 180 Sisters will be completing degree and are responsible to the Pon­ u ed chief attention to be teaching in elementary credential work. Of the 33 tifical commission appoint­ i V changing governmental and secondary schools. in graduate studies, 10 are ed last April. St. Rose Residence 952-tOth St. 1969 Ecumenical Daily Appoint- Financial Opportunity" ment Book. Ju s t *2.95 from Glamorous Business - seeking MONEY­ (10th & Colfax) Herder's, 314 N. Jefferson, St qualified applicants, no age limit i i i Louis, Mo. 63103. - No ceiling on earnings, no SPARETIME O l In Downtown Denver sales exp. nec. Full or part-time. An exclusive women’s Residence CARPETS M r. 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