Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 6-27-1963 The Advocate - June 27, 1963 Catholic Church Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Pope Paul’s Coronation on June 30; Council, Unity Move to Be Continued VATICAN CITY - Pops Paul Vl—the new successor to St. Peter as head of tha Church—promised a continua- tion of the Second Vatican Council and of the late Pope John’s quest for unity and peace in hit first address to the world. The former Giovanni Bat- tista Cardinal Montini, Arch- The Advocate bishop of Milan and for 20 years a close confidant of Vol. No. 12. 27 THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 10 1963 PRICE: CENTS Othar Stories, Comment Centerfold Insert - Pages 2,3, 6 Five New Pope Pius XII, will receive the of triple tiara the papacy Sunday evening, June 30 The Parishes coronation will take place on tlie Commemoration of St. Paul and follows by one day the Feast of SS Peter and Formed Paul, the great papal feast. THE CEREMONY will NEWARK - Archbishop B<v be land this week announced the held outdoors, in front of St. creation of five new PRAYS FOR POPE Poul his head Peter's Basilic#, beginning at parishes JOHN-Pope VI bows in prayer for his distinguished fi tn the Archdiocese of New- predecessor, John XXIII. On p m.—when Rome's summer his second day as Pontiff, Pope Paul visited Pope John's ark. two at them tn Hudson heat has abated. tomb in a grotto beneath St. Peter's Basilica. County, two In Essex and the According to first reports, fifth the m Union. He also ap- coronation ceremony will pointed pastors for four of the be "simplifiedm other new parishes and named ad- Masses Listed in word*, shorter than the nor- nte ministrators for two estab Newark, mal that has often re- lulled quired parishes In Union City six hours and Newark. One source indicated that it Rev. George A. O'Goroian. Paterson was possible that the place- ment assistant at All Saint*, Coronation of the crown Jersey for triple upon City, was named pastor of Our Pope Paul's head might be Roland and Bish- ON RECEIYING news of the performed Lady of Fatima, North Ber- Archbishop men! of the Archdiocese of on the outer bal- Navagh Rev. op have scheduled election of Giovanni Cardinal of gen. Edward F Wojty- Milan, the largest in the cony St. Peter’s Basilica. Masses at the cathedrals tn Moo Uni as at cha. assistant at St Vincent's. Supreme Pontiff, world." This was done the corona- Newark and Paterton to mark Roland issued the tion Bayonne, is the pastor at Our Archbishop Archbishop Roland sent a of Pope John XXIII. the election and coronation ot fallowing statement Earl I-ady of Mercy. Jersey City. cable to Amlrto Cardinal Cic- Warren, U S Chief Jus- Paul VI. These Pope tice. and Sen are the first new par- ognam, papal Secretary of Mike Mans- Boland rele- ishes in 33 Archbishop will field of Montana Hudson County m Texts of letters. Pope 2 State, congratulating the new Senate Ma- brale a Solemn Pontifical jority Leader, have been year* Pope and pledging the fealty nam- Mass at Sacred llesrt Cathe ed President of himself and the people of by Kennedy to dral on "We with the THE PARLSH at St Thomas July I at 7 30 p m rejoice entire head U the archdiocese the S ' legation at has the world upon More, He invited clergy, re- the election of Car- Caldwell Township, hat the coronation ligious and laity of the arch- dinal Montini a* the successor BISHOP NAVAGH. been placed tn the hands of in a let of Rev diocese to attend the beloved John XXIIi' ter to of the POPE George P Hretko. as- priests diocese, PAt I ; romised that Cardinal as- Mootmi. who hat said "We all rejoice a! the the sistant at St Andrew’s. West- ecumenu< ouncil begun BISHOP NAY YGH will pre sumed the name of Paul VI, wood The of The announcement . that Cardinal by Pope Joh- will he "the parish Holy tide and preach at Solemn a a man tt of eminent rapabili Montini has been chosen Union, will be guided as preeminent fa: of our Spirit. Mss* at the Cathedral of St pon- ly. an eipenrneed diplomat, a our new lie is Rev D Pope » holy tificate" Hr -o by George Drexler, John at i pledged tn the Baptist 10 30 a m administrator, wise and a and a wise a fa- assistant at St. Jer- pries!. true "continue u every effort" Joseph s. on June 30. the actual day of Christ like shepherd of souls, ther and God City pastor has been the work fr- hnsUan sey Pope Paul's coronation in unity at manifested his The fifth in govern very good to Hi* Church." (ContiaiKd new Ptnsh it St. Rome n Page 2) Thomas Aquinas. Newark, Both Ordinaries hava also which ha* had mission statu* requested that Masses be since Its establishment In 1954 teid in parishes throughout First Rev- Audience Tt McCabe Prilf it pas- their sees ah wrnhHp- Tutsan Papal tor. has given permission few an Mew. Michael A. Paine, mi- evening Mess to be held, pro- FRIENDS Ortiz minutra tor of St Rocco's, MEET-Marguerite was one of many children personally greeted by viding that it start no later Newark, hat named * Bishop as ho attended tho first annual Son been ad- than m The Mas* be For Navagh Juan festival for the Spanish- p may Priests ministrator of St Anthony's, said at any time the Diplomats, June 23 at Eastside field, within speaking High Paterson. (Another picture, story on 20.) Page Union City, and Rev. An- octave of the coronation VATICAN CITY - nunuato G. Cresrenti. as.su- Navagh <NC> 1-uigi Cardinal Rlshop ha* ordered Traglia, pro- Holy Fa' rr declared lant Madonna Pope Paul VI has at Della Libera, that Masses in Paterson dio- again pro- vicar geheral of Rome. West New mised to work for and York, will cesan parishes be held the peace Pope Paul noted •TROMBLY NO age but Call replace on that "the told , him as adminutrator of of a group of priWu that first title the either Archbishop St. day coronation 100. has of our mission and prr»ev nature Bishop He, by the more Rocco's. granted modem work! has of our or by r- <*i uted permission for tn authority is that of be- intention, has The need for their mission than “ been ’ Archbishop also an evening Mast. ing Bishop of Rome He add * r. vmncally alien and age need 32 In any previous contra to the transfers of assis- addition. Bishop Navagh rd that “the splendor of sanct- > priesthood and Ban tant and Pope Paul spoke tn diplo- and iti rtlig.ous Prayer pastors revealed as- ordered that church hetls h# ity the wraith of religious mission," he said 'Regrettable mats accredited signments for the 34 the hour of to the traditions “At thi priests rung at coronation, Holy for which Rome is vame tune, no age but ordained last See and the pastors of Rome NEWARK month. One of that sermons be preached on first and the world ours hii shown itself so need- Archbishop Bo- the trend of the U>t unique tn 25 year*, that the vast ma- June 24 the first official historically the assistants transferred the at all churches in fascinate* and ful. and should land and but it papacy on stirs our spir- say. more Bishop Navagh botfi nevertheless U (rinomr jority of Americans in those Rev, John P. June 30 audiences of hit reign. it." used the Egan of SL end that the prayer susceptible opening a great term “regrettable” became of its further capitula- days did not so understand it, Francis of Sate*. Lodi, who for the be inserted all The continued; “We before us. as it were as they joined other religious tion to teculantm Pope in SPEAKING TO Pope hope and that such an the diplo understanding will the arehdmeetan Masses for a month know the to the of leaders this week criticism join mis- starting religious life of Rome pastoral assistance in ‘‘During these day* of grave would have resulted mats. Pope Paul pledged to in refusal sion June 21 of the June m Honduras on fairly well since we M good and zealous pnests . 17 Supreme Court crisis when all our citizens Tegucigalpa. continue seeking “on spent by the states to the Con- peace decision ratify years of our here. “Not indeed that other banning authorued the four of truth, jus- priesthood stitution. FATHER O'GORMAN pillars Is a *nd knew countless and func- prayer and Bible reading in tice. love and lie since we her most vocations "The decision liberty." re- Another is regretta- native of who schools. Page 4 Jersey City, worthy and dear people, most tions of the Church of God public story, ble for ferred to John XXlU's its effect upon Ameri- served with distinction Pope The great Early Deadline pious holy should be over or for- Archbishop said that peace Pacem in places and tradi- passed can educational is ** encyclical, policy. It an World tions the decision Army chaplain in so rich tn regal gotten Certainly not And not was 'not sur- Tern*, and stressed the splen- arc being called upon to tragic for American youth.