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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 continuation 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

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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

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 placement 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 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. War 11, re- rec- landing on two Paci- Next dor and indeed that the prising" in light of events of Issue of the See popular sincerity." parochial ognize the brotherhood of Religion is an essential spect Holy for all man. part fic beachheads and the last 25 years earning structure can alone provide Bishop it is of life and therefore nations. highly regrettable that of educa- five battle The next issue of The POPE PUL added vßut said that stars. He was or- and the manifold and Navagh the “will ot this He the respond interpretation of the First tion. dained Advocate wilt to greeted among diplo- we are also the May 22. 1937. and go press aware of the new needs Christian American not the of people," Amendment would exclude the matic corps “friendly face* complex served at St Rngtd North a day early because at the religious needs of the city, of Supreme Court, is the final “FORTUNATELY, the last s. which evangrliralton and formation. right of our public school bring bark dear the court Bergen, before serv- Fourth of July holiday. practical difficulties of of appeal in this matter. Court of Appeals is not the entering memories” "Not indeed, we hasten to children. before of service tn the beginning ice. Parish society and or- satisfying them and of Gov. Richard J. Suremr is the add. that the our Meanwhile, their work for Court; it the will Secretariat of State. laity, very the to ac- papal formidable said day. Father Gorman, who hat ganization news for inclu- questions created Hughes that the decision of the American The dear and most worthy Catho- knowledge the Fatherhood of people. The Roman pastors re- been as sion in that Issue should be for pastoral action the cos- definitely applies to the New Constitution of the United acting moderator of by lic laity is superfluous in the God and their ceived in the Vatican's Cle- dependence the Hudson district of the submitted to The Advocate mopolitan character of the Jersey of the States makes the parent the great and effort practice saying upon Him.” mentine Hall led by- common Archdiocesan 4 June 29 were city, its and Lord'* and of the of educa- Council of Cath- by p.m. Friday, expansion the in- which strives to make Christ Prayer reading judge type Clemente Cardinal Micara. vasion of all currents of five verses from the Old tion to be received his (Continued on 2) mod live in the world. But we be- BISHOP NAVAGH'S full by Page general of Rnmr. vicar and culture and Testament in children In ern morals. its public school statement read: our pluralistic so- lieve, simply, that this ancient ‘‘lt is to those classrooms. this will that we and vencrahle of "The Supreme Court of the ciety presents many and institution but Racial Developments >'ou must devote our very first United States- has problems not insurmount- the parish has an indispensa- recently attention. the: ARCHBISHOP said. able ones. ble mission of come to a regrettable deci- great reality." "Our sojourn In Milan “The Court decision sion in the leads to as Paul concluded the Supreme matter ot prayer "My experience me Pope au- of that declaring believe that the Archbishop city pre- dience unconstitutional and religious instruction in the average by assuring the Rome Schools pared us for this practices American wants his children to Be pastoral of obtaining in Penn- schools. While it clergy his "paternal public may of and to be instructed in Integrated comparison the sacred min- sylvania Baltimore under be true that one of two of the religious solidarity" and making "the istry with the force of local truth as well as in other most character- statutes requir- Founding Fathers adhered to every recommendation, in a matter istic that schools and truth. It will now be the task expression of modern life ing public begin understood the which we have greatly at principles We each class of of those who believe in God to - - . cannot recall this day by reading a separation of Church and In heart, that you give every as- Savannah Diocese period selection of the get together and of our humble existence Bible and the State in terms such as the agree on sistance to the without young." recitation of the Lord's and gel through and thanking God for hav- Prayer Supreme Court has enuncia- Congress Ah Adiontr Neut Summary racial question "a thing of the is the state bodies and ing trained us for the not considering nevertheless, it is clear legislative an Natchez-Jackson. Miss, dialogue HE LATER received the surprising ted, Catholic schools in the amendment Sa- past." Ala. with the to the Constitu- Mobile-Birmingham, protagonists of tho in the Consistorial vannah (Ga.) Diocese will diplomats tion of the United be modem world: States which TIIK SAVANNAH scientists, art- Hall. That audience integrated effective Diocese BISHOP AHR said the Tren began will be to Sept. 1, satisfactory all ists. industrialists, business- with an address Baron Thomas J. cover* 88 counties in south- ton Catholic Interracial Coun- by Bishop and American parents and which McDonough men the Poswick, Ambassador Beran of Savannah ern The Atlanta cil will take working man. Prosper has announced. Georgia. "a thoroughly Archbishop will guarantee that the reli- who is rising as a but Archdiocese, which covers the giant of Belgium and dean of the Savannah will be the 19th considered and firtn stand on traditions of Is still sometimes gious our northern of the people Southern Catholic diocese part state, in- matters that involve shortsighted diplomatic corps. will continue to public and restless.". to be paramount tegrated its schools last Paul, in carry out school welfare, education and Pope responding in American integration, Sep- health, The Freedom? life." tember. evangelization of the French, called the audienco Nearing according to the National housing." He named Msgr. modem and “almost a reunion, a Catholic Conference conced- John J. diocesan world, profane family IN for Inter- Bi'hop McDonough Endebrock, VIENNA WASHINGTON, several hostile to in few the racial ed that religion, depends meeting which, after a (RNS)—Among Prague government. He bills some parents will ob- superintendent of to con- were introduced to Justice, Chicago, schools, the first dramatic of chiefly on the (Continued on Page 2) highlights the firmed that the “first and withdraw their chil- direct the council. clergy, con- amend the Constitution to ject new Pope’s reign be per- TIIE ACTION in Savannah may the tacts" between his dren from parochial schools. In Baton govern- mit the practices of Rouge, Bishop release and prayer was one of s series of events reinstatement ot ment and the Vatican had “But 1 am confident." he tak- and Bible Tracy said the question of ra- Josef Beran reading. this week Archbishop of en before the death involving Negro- "that most of place of The face said, our peo- cial "touches the who bills, however, justice upon Prague, was banished John Catholic relationships. will receive this decision Pope XXIII, who had Among ple of and there- from many stumbling blocks. There the others; rights persons On his Sec Czechoslo- good the Inside... by sought to about "im- m grace, that fore bring is little enthusiasm for them knowing on morality and vakia’s communist • W. Ahr religion govern- proved relations between Bishop George discrimination against the in and apy which guarantee such A NEWS ACCOUNT of a for ment Congress they would of Trenton rights. ’ Requiem more than' 12 years sgo. Vatican and announced the for- on the basis the East.” almost person solely of Although on Catholics certainly be opposed mation calling Pope John a discussion of In a recent statement, of a diocesan Catho- his prompts a gov- to Dr. race or skin color la not to According Plojhar. Jewish and liberal Protea “move forward as ernment declared by U.* Interracial Council, rapidly spokesman is tn accordance with the attendance at non-Catholic services. Archbishop Beran, now 74, tant elements which charity ss possible," he cautioned that supported • Vincent “questions concerning at Bishop S. Waters of Chriat and See The present living In the monas- the amounts to a that “we cannot Question Box on .Page 6 Supreme Court decialon. of expect to ex- . Beran and other Raleigh headed a list of denial Archbishop tery of Nove in South of the unity of man- Rysa A large segment of the tinguish instantaneously pow- WHAT WOULD a daily North Catholic inspire group of high Church-State matters can be Moravia. He said Carolina lead- kind as the children of he was in took a God erful emotions or cast into solved press resigned attitude ers who school direct Joined with Protestant and youngsters to spend their by negotiations “good health." towards descendants of the same the prayer ban in oblivion, by a word, traditions with the Vatican." and Jewish clergymen form in This was the first time that to ficst parents." summer vacation working Latin contrast to last year's of long standing. outcry a state council and a for the on religion Savannah had been of America? spokesman Prague the in the one "Everyone recognizes See Page 14 THE SPOKESMAN against decision race. this—- was Dr. government Had six Southern Sees Includ- disclosed the Regents' not the courts, the defender of the Prayer case and this • BUDDHIST CHARGES that the Viet- Josef Plojhar, an excommu- Bishop Robert E. Tracy ed in the list Archbishop's exact where- would of dioceses with the mitigate against the of Negro, even Negro him- nicated Catholic who is Baton Rouge called on nam is are priest abouts since he was arrested Integrated schools. The other* self. government pro-Catholic arousal of for But this should offer no Minister of Health in the public opinion Catholics In his diocese to on March 10, 1951. are and bar considered in an article on a in the Bill of Alexandria, Lafayette to the .Page 11 change RighU. make the "status the steady, progressiva quo" on Baton Rouge, all in Louiaiana; march to full juatice." 2 THE ADVOCATE June 27,198S ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK Boundaries for New Parishes Given Plans 31 MULBERRY STREET Archbishop Following are the boundaries the of new east aide of five parishes an- Frelinghuysen rection the south side of nounced this week along NEWARK 2, N. J. by Archbishop Boland. Ave, to McClellan then St.; in West Colonial Ave. to Self an easterly direction Mc- OUR LADY along Master Pky.; then In a north- Coronation OF MERCY, to the north aide Mass of Pier Clellan St. Route Lane; to 1, U. S. direction the east Jersey at the then erly along Clergy City: Beginning thp then continuing along Highway; in .a northeast- side of Self of the Master to is the Boland's Irllrr juncture Lehigh Valley north side of Pier Une to Lit- Pky. Following text of Archbishop to pas- west Railraod and Hudson erly direction along th* Route 22, State then Boule- tle Falls then Highway; tors oh Masses the coronation Paul VI. ltd.; in an Im- aide of U.S. for of Pope Highway to point in a direction vard. Bayonne, then in a northeasterly Appointments aginary line along the north of In union with universal direction beginning. along State Route 22 the is for an northerly the side of Pier Lane Highway hereby given evening OWm at ih. Ardikishst along to the Pan- the election of the aide of Hudson to of and Vaux rejoicing on Mass on this occasion. The went Boulevard sale River; then in HOLY Union: Be- point beginning PASTORS OF a northerly SPIRIT, Paul NEWLY-ESTABLISHED PARISHES to Fulton HaU Rd. Sovereign Pontiff. Pope Mass may not Ave., and ginning at the evening begin Rev. Jersey City; westerly and di- Juncture of 1 A. O assistant at All southerly VI. request that you arrange later than 8 o'clock. Please George Gormen. Saints. Jersey City, then in direction Vaux Hall Rd. a westerly rection along the Passaic Riv- and Rout# 22, OUR LADY to pastor of OF FATIMA, to have offered in church to at- newly-estabbshed Parish of Our Lady of Fatima, along the south side your exhort your people of Fulton er between Essex U.S. in good North boundary Highway; continuing North Bergen; Solemn Bergen Beginning on a tend the Mass and to continue Ave.. to Westside Ave.; then and Morris easterly direction along Vaux Counties to the the corner Rev. Edward F. Wojlycha. assistant at St. northeasterly of High Mass to for His Holiness, es- Vincent'*. In line Hall Rd. pray Bayonne, an imaginary to the point of at the Cald- to Salem then in 72nd St. to pastor of beginning Rd.; and Cottage (or at least at the Sacrifice newly-eatabliahed Parish of Our of Hackensack Ave., pecially Holy Lady Mercy. River; then in a well Caldwell a southerly direction along Sa- North Township-West Bergen; thence in an • Jeraey City High Mass) and In receiving Holy Com- southerly direction along the lem Rd. to Morris then boundary. Ave.; direction th* in Rev. P. asaiatant easterly along thanksgiv- munion. George Hresko. at St. Andrew'*, Weatwood. to Hackensack River to the Le- in a direction southeasterly north side of 72nd St. to Hud- pastor of newly-eatabliahed Pariah of St. ST. THOMAS ihg to At. Thomaa More, Cald- high Valley Railroad and then AQUINAS, Morris Ave. to the Eliz- On Monday evening, July 1, along son Boulevard; thence contin- well Townahlp in an Newark: mighty God easterly direction along Beginning at the abeth then In a west- at 7:30, -I shall celebrate city line; In direction a Rev. D. uing an easterly for the bless- George Drexler, assistant at St. the Railroad In juncture of Haynes Ave. and and direction Solemn Pontifical Mass In the Joseph'*, Jeraey City, Lehigh Valley erly southerly the northern to paator of Route U.S. along boundary ing of anew netfly-established Pariah of th* Holy Spirit, Union Bayonne to the point of be- 1, Highway; con- along tha Elizabeth line Sacred Heart Cathedral, New- city line of Guttenberg to Bergen- Vicar Effective 29. in direction of June 1963 ginning. tinuing a westerly to th* Roeelle Park then ark, to commemorate tha elec- line; line Ave ; thence north along Christ in along Ave to in direction suc- tion and coronation of the PARISH Haynes Freling- a westerly the west side of Holy ADMINISTRATORS ST. THOMAS Cald- along Bergenline cession MORE, Ave.; continuing in Unlon-Roselle to our Rev. Michael A. Fuino. huysen an the Park line to Father. I cordially Invite our administrator, St. Rocco'a, Newark, to well Ave to Bergen County line; Township: Beginning at line late beloved John imaginary to the southeast the Kenilworth-Union Pope XXIII, religious and to administrator.St. Union the line; thence in a direction clergy, laity Anthony’s, City juncture of the Passaic side westerly and in for Rev. of Park Lake; then in a direction supplication the be at this Maas. I Annunxiato G. assistant at Madonna Weequahlc northerly along the line present am Crescent!, Della River and the Caldwell Town- Bergen County along the side of the grace and strength made West New southeasterly along Kenilworth-Union to Newkirk necessary grateful to all who the Libera, York, to administrator, St. Rocco'a, Newark Caldwell Ave.; thence in a for ship-West boundary; Park Lake the line the new Pastor of all Weequahlc to to Ave ; then direction sacrifice to be present at the Effective fume then continuing in Washington southerly New- 29, 1963 a north- Newark line; then in slong to bear the city a in a direction kirk Christendom heavy Solemn Requiem Mass cele- direction northeasterly Ave,, both to 7th ASSISTANTS TRANSFERRED earthly and souther- direction sides, southeasterly along along the west side of Wash- responsibilities of his sublime brated for the of the ly St.; thence in a di- repose Rev. Thaddeua G. Remblsx direction along the Cald- , westerly from St, to the Newark city line Vir- Ave. office. soul of the late John Adalbert'*, Elisabeth, to ington to Chestnut rection slong Pope St. well West Caldwell St.; 78th St. to Cot- Ann'* boundary ginia an (Polish), Jersey City St.; then in easterly then in a direction The choice of the day* for XXIII. The Invitation to the to northerly tage Ave,; thence in a south- Rev. Daniel F. Paasaic Ave.; torn in ii Mahoney from St. Rose of Lima. to direction St. to •long the celebration of this Mass is be this Sol- Newark, along Virginia the aide of direction to present at Our direction easterly erly along laity of Hoboken northwesterly Ave.; Cottage left to the Lady Grace, along Frelinghuysen thence In Chestnut St. to Weat Colonial discretion of the emn Pontifical Mass in the the north side Ave., both sides, to 72nd St to Rev. V. of Passaic Ave. a Joseph Derbyshire from Holy Roaary, Elisabeth, to St. northerly direction along the In reverend pastor but it should cathedral should be extended Av*-j_Jhen an easterly di- the point of beginning be least Joseph's, Jeraey City at within the octave at all the Maaaea on Sunday, Rev. Francis J. Funcheon from Holy Name. East Oringe, to of the coronation. Permission June 30. St. Peter the Apostle. River Edge Rev. Five Edward A. Farrell from Our l-ady Help of Christian*. East New Orange, to St. Martha's Residence. Newark Rev. Robert F. from Masses Ordered Grady Holy Nam*. East Orangt, to Parishes faculty, Salon Hall University ... Rev. William P. Devine from Madonna, Fort Lee. to Our Lady Help of Christians. East Orange (Continued from Page I) In Rev. Eugene P Bruder from Paterson Union to St. Holy Family, City, olic Men. ha* been at All FrancU of Lodi Sale*. Saints since hi* Rev. discharge is the Thomas J McCann from St. Scotch Following text of Bishop Savagh's letter to pas- Bartholomew*. Plains, from service to Holy Name. East tors oh Masses the Orange for coronation Paul VI. Father has of Pope Rev. Leonard Wojtycha spent A Mtodowski from St Stanislaus Kostka. Gar- entire W# all at the hu priestly life st St. rejoice an- 2 The Oration “Pro Papa" field. to St. Stanislaus Koatka, Plainfield Vincent's, where he nouncement this morning that will be said day for a Rev. William J. Hein# helped every from St Mary's. Jersey City, to Holy Cardinal Montini has form the St. Vincent Cadet* been month beginning today. Family. Union City chosen as our new He is drum and bugle corps and Pope 3. A sermon is to be Rev. brands M from preach- Fitzgerald St Charles Borromeo. New- a holy and a ed was generally active m youth in all churches on the pa- ark. to Nativity, Midland Park wise work He was born priest, pacy on Sunday, June 30. In Rev. Charles T. tn Jersey Watters from Annunciation. Paramus, to St a true father the include City and was ordained June sermon please a Mary’s. Jersey City and pastor. 11, 183* Father brief resume of the life of the Rev. Andrew Wojtycha'* P Jensen from St. Plus Old God has X. Tsppan. to St new Father. Bartholomew new is locsted in th# Holy Scotch Plain* parish been i, very Greenville section of 4 A Mass la to be offered Rev. James C Jersey Sharp from St Peter th# Apostle, River Edge, good to his in all churches for the inten- to St. City Church. Mary's. Rahway. tion * of the new Holy Father oo Rev Anthony J. from Kasper St Michael s. Lyndhurst. to St Tha fol- the of FATHER HRESKO and Fa- day the coronation Per- Stanislaus Kostka. Garfield lowing will mission is for Rev. ther Drexler are both nativee granted an eve- John J. Morel from Midland Nativity, Tark. to fam- be our pro- Mass Holy of Newark The former ning on this dsy in order ily, Union City wai gram in the ordained June and that the greatest number of Rev John U, 1838. M from Immaculate Diocese of Rallweg Conception Elizabeth. Paterson: attend. You the latter June 3. 1938 Both people may are to faculty. Setno Hall 1. Please University ring the church asked, to exhort all the have served for some time at please, T Boaeskt from bells Rey Eugene St a. to Sacred on the and at th* of Joaeph Rayonne. their Father day people the parish to attend Heart. Haworth present parishes. hour of the coronation of His the Mass and to Drexler aaaigned St. receive Holy Rev John J McGuire being to from Queen of Peace. North Arlington, Holiness, Pope Paul VI. Communion Union for His Holiness St Joseph's since 1941 HU to Rrigid's, North Bergen pan*h u the second located ;n Rev J Reliance Harvey from Sacred Heart. Haworth, to St FIRST BLESSING-Pope Pavl Vi stands amid Catholic leaders as he raises his hands to that community, the other be- Mary *. Jersey City Rev ing St. Michael s Robert S Call from bless a great throng in St. Peter's Square after he was elected successor to Pape John Ist Audience Chyut the King, Jeraey City, to St ... Michael s Jersey City XXIII.With the new pontiff are, left to right, Archbishop Enrice Dante, master of cere- Father Futno was also born tn Newark and was ordained J Co,lln * Norn St (Continued from l) Josephs. East Orange to monies Eugene cardinal Tisserant, dean of the College of Cardinals; Benedetto Cardi- Pag* world: both for those which Holy Rosary. Elizabeth May 30, 1842 He served on# faces are for long nal Aloisi Massella. Chamberlain of the Roman Catholic Church; and Msgr. Salvator years, friendly which outstanding a past Resr Albert year at J. Matulis from Oiffslde Holy Rosary’. Jersey back of culture Epiphany. Park, to St. bring dear memories history and and for Capoferri, assistant to the master master of cermonies, holding book. and are Michael s. Rayonne City, wa* nine years at teen again." those which have achieved in- Rev. John J. Gibbons from Mt. Carmel, Newark, before St Mary s. to St Aodrew s. He recalled that it was not dependence in our days and Rahway, . Bayonne becoming administrator of St. too many years when "we which have taken their ago place Rev. John P Coronation Rocco'a in ISS3. Egan from SL Francis of 30 , in Rates. Lodi, to arch- June received th* heads of the international institutions ... dip- diocesan mission in Honduras Father Crescent! Ii a nativa lomatic missions Tegucigalpa. (Continued from every week Rev. Page || TO EACH AND aU. to their Dorlno J Cozzini from Immaculate nounced the name of th* new of and was ordained in the offices the Conception. Newark to started >°ta—eras comparatively short. Italy of Secre- Our by Pop# John and “for people, their leaders end their Lady of Sorrow*. City Pope: June 19. 1943 He has been at tariat of State." Jersey which he offered IsiUag lea* than three day*. Rev, Richard his life," government*, th* T McDonald from Guardian Madonna Della Libera The greeted the new Pope Angel. Allendale, to “Wf# "Kminenilsstmum et Rev- The previous 10 conclaves, atnee Pope diplo- St. Rose open our arms to atl addresses *t this moment, of Newark rrendmtmum Dominum 1950 mats Lima. those who Jo- dating bark to 1823. ranged by saying: ' glory in the name with ami R v *u "l< j * full confident ‘7 Urhewk hannem tn heart, from St Stanislaus Kostka. Plainfield, of Raptntem Sanctae length from M to the teachings Christ. ' the Pnot.H said da>* one • Following of his and to St Michael Roman** greetings s. Lyndhurst Eccteslae Cardinal The our good We call day. one day rooclive predecessors —and " them by the we wishes Rev Frederick H gweet THERE Quinn from St Montini. Qui Situ was one WERE approxi- refer Mary s, Jersey City, to St name of Nou.cn | m the that elected particularly to the en brother* May they Pope Then, from his ex- Bridget a. Jersey Siatum " Pius XII maiely so Catholic genera!* Pacem speaking City know that will Peulum TV in 1939 The m cyclical, in Terris it they fmd.in a» Soogeat perience as a of the Vo!en,kl from Most Eminent the Union Army during diplomat s» Ann's tPolish). City. sod Reverend conclave that which the seems almost "r \ Jersey constant understand, and was choae superfluous to See, Paul Issued to St the ng i*»rd Civil War Holy Pope a Philip Apostle. Raddle " Giovanni Brook good Rst'.uta Mon- XVI in 1831 remind of the sntl Gregory Pop? you respect statement of Rev J W principles Henry o) towic» from St Castmir to tini, Cardinal of the Ro- John XXIII which the Church has s. Newark. Our In bit first radio Holy was elected in for the “Is It to message necessary atresa Lady of Harrison man Czestochowa, to the world. Church, who has taken ISSi tn a three day conclave dignity and the mission of Pope Paul bated in as your presence the very spe- Effective June 29. 1964 jus name. Paul VI. each of the countries of the other tasks which he the cial character which places has CLEARANCE NEWLY ORDAINED set for him self these relations between th* „ __ Rev. William • ANOTHER BURNT of ex C. Clark to Name. East To make esery effort to u> ltd Dir«d*r> *i See and the nations Holy Orange President Holy Rev Kenneth plosive cfleers from U* AnMavtt# ’.•* M<** CYO R Fay to resident preserve peace came the Pope, BYRNE above all those debates which chaplain. Camp Christ tha among ha- :n r.f« ft. N««iri. to King. crowd the e p**pa* Blairstown lloas a* new Pope tp so often -make relations dif- Rev. peered To Meet J. to St Luke • To work for on the to give July 2 ficult between nations' Philip Brady *. Hobokua the revision balcony hu first Rev. Angelo J DePrinzlo to of the Cade of blessing "Urbi et "Th# Madonna Della West New Canon Law. * BERMUDA Holy See does not In- Übere. SHOP THUR FRI. York cherished Orbt"—to the city of Rome WASHINGTON. DC MON., , tend to project of Pop* ... intervene in af- TOURS 1 and to (R.NSi President Ken 'til 9 30 ESCORTED Ulam G Glbbo * John the world He was in fair* and interests 'l Setno Hall pertaining f*rulty, Preparatory nedy will have - an • DAYS 7 NITES &choo? • To work pontifical robes of white, with audience OTHER DAYS Til 6 to along the lines power*. It aims with temporal a Paul VI on Rev. Thomas J Comerford to out white skullcap, and over hu Pop# July $275 to favor everywhere Sacred Heart Newark mapped by the great so- the pro- (Vatlsburg). 2. the shoulders was an White House J** Rev. Joseph F Coda to St cial encyclicals of hi* embroidered an M All II _ ft*. U fession of certain fundi mental OradeU prede X Joseph's. nounced here Rev. Kenneth J. "for papal stole Mr. Ken principles of civilisation Herbster to St. castors the strengthening Accommodation and Aloysius, Jersey City i art limited. Rev. of nedy is to vi*(t Lawrence R. St justice in civil, social Paul VTs .voice Italy during humanity, of which the Cath- Duffy to Vincent's. Bayonne and rang out Writa or tall the for exciting Rev. James A. Kirchner international life." clear course of hu 10-day olic religion is the watchful to St Nicholas. and strong, but was details Jersey City tour of today! Rev. Robert A. Gutkowiki broken for Europe guardian, and to make them to St an instant with Casimlr's. Newark THE NEW POPE Rev. Robert I* known Plan* for the penetrate mtnds and Institu- R Corke to Madonna. Fort Lee emotion. He remained on the President to thousands of Italians Rav. Thomas J. as to meet with the Pontiff Como tonight, to tions.” Foley to Immaculate Heart of balcony only a few Mary. Maplewood “the minute*, Rev. Archbishop of the work- were first Robert G. to with * made in Marotta Immaculate " retiring final gesture Conception. Newark He early HE SAID THAT "oo their ingman has earned a May fk 10 °“ of blessing as the crowd con- during therrign of the BERMUDA NITE! r **•«*> of Perpetual Help, Oakland observance resu the Rev. u?.mWilliam triple reputation; as a late John. harmony J. Under to Queen of diplo- tinued to raise cries of "Viva Pop# Angels, Newark mat of in whom " international rights and du- Rev. tact and gen- II Hotel Suburban, E. Raymond Aumack to Queen of Papa Orango Peace. North tleness and the human R Arlington of manner are ties, great >"nct» J. Burl* St. com- Thur«. - 27th - 8 to After the Juno P.M. Joseph's, Bayonne binded with an leaving halrony. family depends on their piety, as en- K nn St the NIMROD- Pope retired to the activation for the establish- UT" : i ? *? Augustine's, Union city ergetic and briefly f MOVIES featuring 5,1w M administrator, at 4 to Guardian Angel. ''cell" he had TRAVEL cC*ul*y Allendale a man tiny occupied TRAILERS ment of a true peace, that Rev‘ JUS ? of deep and broad JONATHAN Rev. John P. Holian to WINTERS Annunciation. Paramus during the conclave He dined BUY I priceless treasure, of individ- learning *INT or J Norton *° °ur Lld with other Cardinals > nl r> °od Counsel. Wash- The first as usual 0»*NO« TRAIL I K DOOR PRIZES uals and peoples." u news of Paul Vi's ington Township in aAis the room •’»....IMI election Rorgta dining n. Ml. Vln. Rtm. H j i He declared Rev. came at 11:18 a m. that "one of the Edward J. McDermott the m vo» no 3-DAY BERMUDA* to Epiphany. Cliffside Park June near Sistine or roitk m WEEKEND 21 when white smoke Chape! duties of the to which Rev. M. Pope, Joseph Ryan to St. Andrew s. Westwood The conclave that elected i our began spiraling from a sliver unforgettable prodeceasor 0 1 him CASTLE HOTEL ,0 S * Ro" ot in four, five or six bal HARBOUR Lira*. Short Hills smokestack the ballot* gave It the rlv'Rev. Kevinxllvin ? at of special brilliance. P Ashe to Little Flower. | Berkeley Heights th# 80 Cardinals duty of in the con- contributing toward "C C dc " *° °Ur Udy 01 Mountainside the Rev' *J. clave were burned in a establishment of that Rev. JohnJob bp u stove j Kennedy to Christ the King. Jersey City in the Sistine peace based, as he authorita- Chapel. «o Scymour St. Charles Newark A ? Borromeo's. crowd of (W.Ooo m tively proclaimed, on the four h v' ESf'o sunlit Rev. John P. Ryan to Clergyman Immaculate Conception. Elizabeth St. Peter'* pillar* of love Square quickly truth, Justice, Z »o ! meik ‘* resident umwd aa» .au—< and liberty." wi'm. L chaplain. Camp Tegak- swelled to twice that number : •> cww with*, Landing. New Jeraey as the Vatican Radio his Rev. pro j sV "Following we P. Ward to St. example, Joseph Pius Old claimed 4 intend X, Tappan “We have got to do in anew everything our n CChi*riCO * Jo ”Ph '«- Pope; th* Church p n t 0 S Drang# Holy has \ power in this the R«' bkujklì field," Holy Rev, Arnold P. Deßosan to St. Bartholomew'*, Scotch Plain* got anew Pope." The Father said. Effective station June. 29, 1963 then began repeating the news PRIDE alternately In 32 languages >-3V r At 12 <**> H 22 (7:22 p.m. a.m.. WHAT EVERY New that WOMAN York, time) a small group ii extra some- KNOWS... You can be cool and of dlgnltariea began collect- thing we get from ing on the balcony of the comfortaable all Sum- A Hall of Benediction! above a service well BARGAIN WHEN per- mer in this fightweight the portals of St. Peter's formed. wool blend suit that SHE SEES ONE! Basilica, to announce the

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CONCESIO. Italy (NC) CONCESIO is actually a ness and civic virtue, of which pastor of tile Church of San "We thank Providence which collection of small hamlets the entire family of the Su- Rocco, who had become a sort chose a son of our earth to which contain in all Pontiff of some preme has always been unofficial greeter of the rule from the Chair of St. Pe- 7.000 people. The section a most shining example. press and visitors. 1 v ter." where the born Pope was is "Imploring his most high Only a small part of the Store fronts, stables and the commercial center of the we house blessing, rejoice." where Pope Paul was telephone poles In this small where the town Montini fam- born is still used by the Mon- IN THE country village 60 miles east had CIIURUH of St. ily a three-story summer Uni family. The Pontiffs first of Milan carried this proud bouse. 'Antonio, located about half a cousin Vittorio Montini, an declaration mile from the Montini after the home, engineer, and wife shortly The main street on which his visit the new election of Pope Paul VI, who baptistry where the the the Montini house is locsted home during the summer his Christian was born here 65 yrars ago. Pope was given months. was quickly decorated with names of Giovanni Battista homemade ornaments after - THE STREETS around the was filled with white St. Jo- the papal election. Colorful church where the was lilies in First Pope chains of seph crepe paper, hastily Pope baptised were gay with red The stitched flsgs of the papal Pope was baptised there velvet hangings four usually re- white and and after his birth gold, paper days by Sunday Blessing served for Corpus Christ] Rev. Giovanni pro- bells adorned doorways. Kiorini. A pla- VATICAN CITY . Pope appeared window The award is for The proclamation read: service to Seton Hall and to the com- on the floor parable to Sotto il Monte, which opens WITH birthplace of Pope John THE NEWS of Pope from the in his munity. •THE WHOLE Church and Pope's library Paul's state Will. Pope Paul was born election, Giuseppe Ron- apartment where he was the whole world rejoices and THE EDITH Stein Award is here because the want- calli. Pope John's brother, receiving members of the family thanks God for the election of here jjiven annually (or contribu- ed to be out of the heat of the came with his and Sacred College of Cardinals. Archbishop’s Cardinal Giovsnbattista Mon- son tion to better All understandmjr nearby city of where daughter three were Paul recited the An- Brescia, tini to the Pon- Pope between Jews Supreme dressed and Christians. Appointments the lived of in mourning The tale gelus and those below family most the tificate. gave JULY I Pope’s brother said he wanted tiu MONDAY. year. "We cilirens of Concesio in blessing. to 7:3* Solemn Pontifical "congratulate the new After crowd, p.m., While the of particular proud of blessing the the family Pope are such a KNIGHTS CONTINENTAL FOOD HOMS Boland Mats commemorating the Pope's relatives and towns to Leo Car- -Archbishop the crucifix John, the RoncalUs. were we Pope motioned places happy event and thank " people in the new election and coronation of dinal Suenens of Mahnes-Brus- headquarters of Chief Justice White Council, peasant farmers. Pope Paul s Providence which chose a son On the night of of Pope Paul VI. Sacred Heart Mootims, the election, sels. in the library for an Knights Columbus, in Teaneck. The blessed SJkomm’b family, the were of our earth to rule from the Archbishop the Roncallis Cathedral, Newark visited with Rev. audience, to him at the new moderately well to do and Chair of St Peter. To make Join the building on June 22. The council serves K. of C. Renato Zucchini. XuHcJtea* & jbuum JULY I well educated The bond be assistant window. members in the TUESDAY, ourselves always more worthy Bogota-Teaneck area. •O PARK AVKNUC II a.m.. Conferring of arch- tween two is the families that of our great fellow citizen we NEWARK dtocetan Holy Hour Award*. opr deep religious and must HU 4-7100 family jealously preserve the Chancery Office. Newark piety patrimony of faith, religious- Tiara a Weighty Reminder Of Burdens of the Papacy VATICAN CITY (NCI member Father that you are Bridgrbuilder ot th.- World, Pope Paul VI at his corona- GRIFFITH’S of Prtnce* and Kings. Pontiff and Vicar of Christ. tion June 30 will get some real on of -the World, and Vicar Some psrncularly fine ami that reminders hit .* no bed this Our earth cl Savior Jesus covtiy tutu were made lor of ro*?s Christ. Whose honor and glory several pontiffs during the The triple tiara, the " ANNUAL big is forever and ever Middle Ages and in the SUMMER SALE! pe- beehive the have been Popes The Pope is crowned riod immediately following the crowned with since the 14th Renaissance POPE PAUL IS a century, would not be any- using A OF RENTED, USED AND SAMPIE Bomface 111, wno added PIANOS com- gem studded Uara dating back body's first choice for second the -rown. had a Uara fortable rieadwear Arwl even seven pontificates, and used covered with more than 2wi tor before he receives It. coronations ever since 1878 NIWARK STORE Pope precious stones and surmount will »c because -ts Paul given an omi- of relatively light rd with an exceptionally large HI SJO nous warning weight—two pounds The Vat- OpM Sotvrdoy PM.- Wednewloy fvonmgi Hi 9 ruby valued at the Ume at ican owns other triple tiaras In the initial part of the gold florins symbolising the supreme pa- coronation ceremony, the Pon- The FULL KEYBOARD ,ame tiara was used * PIANOS Ceremonies pal authority But the one now tifical Master of his by two immediate suc- in use u the only one suitable holds up b-tuee the Pope a (88 cessors, Benedict XI and Cle- Noras) for use without imposing a reed with a handful of ftas ment V. The latter, who wore real physics! burden on Its attached lie burns it It flash- * MANY STYLES it at his coronation, (ell from AND FINISHES wearer es for a msment. then dies his horse during the proces- The tiara was presented to into smoke. HOLY sion that followed MANY WELL-KNOWN Plus The ruby * MAKES IX us 1577 by the VaU- The of master ceremonies fell out of its setting in the can’a Palatine Guard on the chants "Pater All Pianos iJslni sancte. sic Uara and was never found Subject to Prior Sale occasion of the »th anmvrr gtoils muadl * t Hob transit again. . •ary of his episcopal conic „ Father. 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Plis.sl 7100 _3085 HOpSON BIVP., JERSEY CITY 01 6-8000 4 THE AD VQ CATE June 27,1983 School Board Hopatcong "Dr. Schell Foot OKs Bus Rides in Fall Comfort Shoos PrayerRule Said to Far Hunt, Nun.i thoio Ignore History HOPATCONG - Approx I- the Lake School, Mt. Arlington, and far 90 of Catholic will be and whoM job long mately students picked up taken rtquir.i Tbh analysis of lb* US. Court's cases Supreme controversial that if is not grammar and high schools to the River necessary may havo as adverse sn ef- of parochial school education? Styx School, houri (tending decision on Bible end who live in rending recitation lb* Lord’s to coercion to in- fect indoc- this Sussex there to bus of Prayer demonstrate as outright hostile The answer Is that it does County transferring a land far Froo Catalog. Wa Oallvar tons prepared by George E. Reed, associate director the validate a law on the basis of trination. Parents have the borough will receive bus for the of Legal state a relevant principle paid by parochial ZARCONE SHOES and establishment of Ac- from the board school. Department, NCWC, an in constitutional religion. to demand which transportation authority matters right cooperation undoubtedly will be re- cordingly, the con- of education for the 1963-64 school 317 Lakoviow Avt. affecting CburcbSlafe relationships. court from the state to the extent ferred to in determining what The high students, centrated its school year. decision upon the that it retrain from ob- the Establishment Clause who this past year were trans- NCWC News Service placing Clifton, N.J. 17 decision does much Establishment Clause. Under the to more stacles In the of with federal plan agreed by bus tt> path religious means respect to ported by Sparta High 773-5639 than alter between the board its Phong By GEORGE E. REED rights sev- The tribunal's education. education aid. at Juno 17 meet- School and then shuttled at departure Many parents and Hie court held •n» eral individuals snd from the the Court'* de- large cor- which gen- educators snd that the ing, grammar school stu- their expense to Our Supremo history firmly believe, principle may be own Lady is dents who cision porations. It an important erated the amendment's Es- attend Our Lady of of the Lake Regional against Bibte-reading not without Justification, that stated as follows: High of and recitation of the Lord'* pronouncement public policy tablishment Clause was the will get a Parisian men- creation of an attitude of "What the School, Sparta, now School which are purpose and Beauty Prayer in schools affects a significant as- tioned Justice William full ride their own school. public ap- by indifference in he to >4l religious effect of the enact- Linden Parish HIH If., HKhantKt N. J. pect of the traditional concept Brennan in primary pears to be a a opin- school Is such logical projec- concurring Just sn obstacle. ment? U either it the advance- The measure was adopted tion of of public school education. ion. He THE principles which it has readily admitted that after a committee of ment or Inhibition of Breaks Ground parochial enunciated in earlier For ISO years, the recitstion in the of the LN religion cases. days Founding SUMMARY, under the school had requested >• then the enactment exceeds I4NDEN parents ACADEMY of the Lord's Prayer and the Fathers the practice of Bible test of "wholesome Groundbreaking Unfortunately, neutrality" the board to provide the serv- however, the scope of legislative power reading of Holy have would ac- ceremoole* were held for thd OF of these Scripture reading have been' the court has come close to ice. One board member ab- many decisions snd as circumscribed by the Con- been traditional practices in cepted and new school addition at St. the even admitted that down the basis for an stained. particularly latest one, laying stitution. That is to that BEAUH the American school say to Elizabeth's parish public Jefferson and Madison would unfavorable attitude towards here June treat the Clause withstand the Establishment stricturea of he 24 at 9:30 system, dictated have it. a m. with Rev. Louis of the First Amendment initially by probably accepted religion. To a certain extent CULTURE com- Esablishmrnt Clause there Fair Protestant in this This Seiser, at Abbey from ascendancy de-emphasis of the his- this conclusion is moderated 0.5.8.. officiaUng. pletely apart the history must be a secular country. torical legislative The addition will include NEWTON The annual fair HONOR EMBLEM SCHOOL that it. background of the by observations indicating that two generated Further- and a effect Both were chal- purpose primary of St. Paul’s here will practices Amendment should not classrooms, a Abbey * CIMHI the court has failed to be sel- schools may teach about the kindergarten D«T IvMlnt more, that neither advances nor In- under the First Amend- area and be held from July 12 through lenged ective. If little weight is to oe Bible and about so an all-purpose hall, HUbbard 7-2203 recognize the proposition that religion hibits clauses religion." which will 14 at the grounds. ment. The religious of to serve as both abbey the given history, then it is ap- long ss do not engage in gym- public school is not ex- they that amendment This la* provide that propriate also to discard Jef- instruction appears to support a nasium and auditorium. It is clusively the agent of the sectarian or con- shall make law which advance a secular expected be "Congress no ferson's of the “wall duct exercises. pur- to state, but the mutual agent of metaphor religious Thus, completed by the establishment of of pose and give incidental aid to the end of the the respecting separation" and Madisoo's the Rible could be year. parents and the state. probably the free Present religion or prohibit "Memorial and Remon- religion. for the ceremony incorporated in a course de- PHOTO THE COURT’S exercise thereof.” strance.'' Therefore, it were town officials snd historic June voted to great books. may be affir- parish- ioners. Father Seiner OFFSET THE In this case, and in recent matively stated that there la was as- THE DECISION was Additionally, we must not pre- Church-State sisted Sister Jane Frances. cases, the court, nothing tn this which by AND dicated the Es- overlook the fact that the court opinion YOUR primarily upon OP. principal of the school, DOCTOR’S as a result of its would militate against Catholic preoccupa- has affirmed the LETTERPRESS tablishment Clause rather than proposition snd with the claims for by his curates, itev, Co- tilled tion Establishment that participation in Fed- appliance pretcnptiont the Free Exercise Clause. The this is a nation PRESS religious lumba Rev. has failed to eral aid programs. Rafferty, 0.5.8., held Ctause, recognize and that the decision does court has consistently not Dominic B sod the that Kagan. O.S , proposition the outlaw such COSMEVO that under the Free Exercise public practices ss the school Rev. Gerard O.S B 327 TOTOWA AVENUE, is not the Brady, PATERSON ARmory 4-4242 Clause is dem- exclusively maintenance of the Armed JI6 ST »*Tf»SOK it necessary to agent of the state but the mu- Forces’ Chaplains the B & P LIQUORS onstrate an element of state Corps, tual sgrncy of the and TO parents recitation of con- coercion which a cit- prayers In mm deprives the state. This mutuality de- nection COMPLETE LJNE OF izen of his right to free exer- with public affairs snd mands that interests of was no par- similar which IMPORTED and DOMESTIC cise of religion. There practices give COMO ents under the Free Exercise disclosure of coercion in the aid to religion, but which are HKh SrtMMl clause be given extensive con- controlled in ihe last Jim latest cases. analysis & OnloilM sideration. WINES LIQUORS wirwn* to the Free Exercise Clause On the other hand, the court by COMO'S 413 BROAD AVI. of the First Amendment OPCM HOUSI has held in several recent MA.W OF TUOdC who ap- PALISADES Vuituioa tram t PARK *4^7. •v. i plaud the new decision say V WHAT LUK DOES thu de W ; that it itiam m iowiit men merely confirms the Pop* civion do? Does it. for exam- i that j Sl»tk>r>m AUTOMATIC proposition religion is s ple. on the impinge Question Prm TRANSMISSIONS private matter. 9IM( OtMrr C*4 COMO of the of This constitutionality pub- is but ti Windsor 4-2400 . important, lic funds for in. OUARANTtI secular aspects does not face to TUMI ARRANOID up the full psychological implications of a AK 8-4850 completely secular education D D VICTOR llie proposition la quite well TRANSMISSION recognized that a child Is In- clined to evaluate in the LmNiW &ut Hvdtan C«"'i i OW«it things light of his school KITCHEN AwtH*r-i*d r«bww. j fore, leaves much more thsn sn eduestiona] CHAIRS vacuum to fill. It in creates, effect, a BUY waß RECOVERED psychological of reus Your tinee to the parental Inculca- tion of religious Noxt principle. PH ' Ignoring religion by silence s>9s Cor

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Ueas • Oei « tlestrie HI Travelers’ 1 Payments • Cfcethi • Meney Orders DE 3-6300 DEPOSIT *OXl$ FOR SAM SAFIKIIPINO OF YOUR VALUARLIS Results of Election Menard to Head June 27, 1063 THE ADVOCATE 5 Student Center Thrilled Montinis At Seton Hall in the Week’s News SOUTH ORANGE The di- People CONCESIO, Italy (NC)-The had to be given medical aid. rector of the new Bishop two brothers of Paul VI Student Pope The day before Cardinal Dougherty Center at screened their Coadjutor Bishop John L. Garrett has Joy with acts of Montini left for the conclave in Seton Hall University will be lory School, Park, Md., ary, Kenlore, Wash., been Morkovsky of Galveston-Hous- has been named humility when they heard of Home he had visited with Col, Noel A. Menard (retired), rector of appointed rector of St. Mary's his ton has been named Apostolic Woodstock election to the papacy. Francesco. former chairman of the de- College, Woodstock, Seminary, Baltimore, and will Both Ludovico Administrator of the diocese. Md., a Jesuit be succeeded and Frances- partment of military acience major seminary. at St. Thomas IN ROME THE Cardinal’s co Montini heard the news of ond tactics at the university. by Rev. Denis D. Foudy, S.S., the Montini, 38, Msgr. John J. Egan, director election on June nephew, Giorgio Rev. A. Joseph vice rector. television Col. Menard recently retired l-ouls, told newsmen: "When I heard of the Archdiocesan Chicago director of Venezuela after 28 years of serv- 8.D.8., that uncle had chosen the Army Conservation Council hat been my activities of the U.S. Catholic CONTINCNTAL 9000 hla last command LUDOVICO, AN name of Paul, I remembered ice, being attorney, appointed to the public advi- Relief the First Special Forces Services-NCWC, re- was in the town of Gavinana, the great devotion and esteem Group review board of the sory ceived an award from the Skomm in the on Okinawa. He is a 1937 grad- Province of Pistoia, that he had always had for St. United Packinghouse, Food Point Venezuelan government for his where he uate of West and served was taking part in a Paul." and Allied AFUCIO. Workers, services to that country. JiuMc/taoH. Si 3bi*ut*% as an infantry officer in both meeting. When he heard his Giorgio Montini is the son of M mmavkmuk brother’s World War II and the Korean name announced, he I-udovico and is also a NtWAIVn lawyer. War. Rev. Bartholomew J. O'Rrirn, Rev. John R. into a chair. Then he He lives in Rome with his wife Sullivan, 8.8., slumped Elmira (N.Y.) pastor, has rector of St. Thomas Semin- called on all those present to and two children. - He previously was at Seton been named to a second five- recite the Apostles’ Creed. Cardinal Montini's last visit Hall from 1057 to 1960. Hla new year term as national director “It’s an immense joy, a Joy to Concesio, where he was command there la a $2.25 mil- of the Sacerdotal Union of for lion to the whole world now that born, was on the Feast of St. building, be ready for Daily Adoration. he’s the Father of all," he Rocco in August. 1959, when service this fall, which con- FOR PILGRIMAGE VOCATIONS -Charles W. Gardner of Boonton, state later told the press. he came to bless anew fac- tains dining facilities, student of the of Rev. P. 8.J., deputy a check for James Colter, Francesco, a doctor, has tory. Knights Columbus, presents offices ami meeting rooms, $1,250 to will succeed Rev. Calvert been In Brescia, posters acclaim- Bishop James J. Navogh of the K. of C. Hall, the shop and book- recovering from a heart campus OUR LADY OF CZESTOCHOWA as at ing the election Paterson, June 24. The and a 12 sided Alexander, B.J retiring di- attack his villa in Bovezzo, of "one of our money represents Paterson's shore store theater in- . and editor of Jesuit Mis- own" covered the walls. of a sum donated the round. rector a small town near Brescia. city's by the state council for vocations in The Montini sions after 23 years. "Black Madonna" When he heard the news of his family home was the New Province. The Jersey Bishop blessed the new decorated with banners brother's election, he insisted and K. of hall C. the same Two flowers. evening. on getting out of bed to kneel Jerseyans Rev. Michael P. Maher, B.J , Doylestown, Penna. for the given Besides rector of Georgetown blessing on tele- staying in the sum- Join Prepara- Faculty Lv. Port of Bus Tormina! W. 41 t Bth vision. He nearly fainted and mertime at their home in Con- Authority Ave. BROOKLYN - cesio. Asks K. Varkey V. the Montinis also spent Bishop of C. Aravthinal of South of the Orange 7:30 A. M. 14 part summer in Vero- ELEMENTARY Sunday, July and Dr. Arthur A. Elsenstadt lavecchia, at their mother's for of Montclair have been $lO.OO CHILDREN home. The townspeople recall ap- per person To Meet Problems pointed to the of St LATIN that every morning the entire faculty lor John's for the (including lunch) RELIGIOUS family mother, father and University 1983 three PATERSON—Bishop James John said ’you

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sation and had served as state for chaplain the K of c Squires in New York He said that the kiughtj had been «>ai SAFETY suc- WHY PAY cessful' for MORE? three reasons: it was an order in which prteats Save and laymen work together, tt ’ SHOP-RITE HOLIDAY “BIG BEEF SAJ.E! was an uncomfortable place PROFIT for careless Catholics and It met the problems of the whole Church, not merely those of Individuals. m "TTIE ORDER is respected as an by all effective organisation.’' he said. “The founding members faced the problems of their day—it would be a grave mistake for the

Knights of Columbus not to 31-60 face the problems \ of our 0 " day COUNT 791 Ifl On religious education, be said. "My heart goes out to i*** FILLET the boys and girls who have “^s9*

absolutely no guidance at who borne and are trained tn schools which o *** deny them the ROUND W right to BOTTOM know and to W 79, pray tun God." flirt* \* He said that probably oV f*o* 90% of the want *J«T* people rati Sirloin “t-s- 79l ShortRibs 49: *vt** pf" fjt* gtous education, but that an ORANGE *T°V afflaam and clever DO 10% rule Porterhouse"rB9l Pot Roast ss*** tt out Me asked the knights JUICE sa 69: to organise and help solve the problem of religious educe Cube Steak S? 892 Beef Cubes 69: turn, pointing out that the people, not the Supreme Court, 4-95 Ground Beef““39: Pot *5l. have the final word Roast 59: Bishop Navagh said that ho wanted the of Patersoo Ground Chuck 59: people Rib Roast ».<. 79: to and study practice the social teachings of the Church, Round Ground £ 89: Boost a particularly with reference to Newport 99: o <7 "our Negro and Puerto Rican r^T* ** " Rib brothers HOZIH Roast a 59: Top Round as* 89: Peace, he remarked, does SAVINGS and Loan Association not depend on Congress and Top Sirloin a*.“» 99: num the UN *o much UIUMt 69: as on DINNERS recon Sausage 40 Commerce Street, Newark 2, N. J. Mitchell 3 0260 ciliaUoo of men with God Doily. 9 to 4 Wednesdays 19 i the pm through Church "Pope CROSS »«tt RIB A FAKING AT (INNIT GAIACI ROAST ACIOH tMI STIIIT 79S Summer School 3JI MIY PAY MORE FOR FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES? Open to All DENVILLE - The Board of GOLDEN CORN - Education 10-49* Holland-America Line of this Morns Coun- ty community has agreed to KRAFT expands its service to accept children from St. SUNKISTORANGES School s l(-39' Mary's for a summer VELVEETA school program lim- originally c a ited to public school WATERMELON aS‘ students. lemons u3£st 10 k. 39* GALWAY Reminded by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown of the Lake Ar- miY PAY MORE FOR GROCERIES? rowhead 2-79‘ COBH region of their legal and obligation to accept all children of the community for In 1963, Holland-America's charming such a program, the board ac- thrift-liner Maasdam will make regular, quiesced at iU June 17 meet- COFFEE MOTT'S call* at SWEET frequent Galway durinK the sum- ing. mer. Thi* expanded aervice will, of There is a 110 fee for arith- course, metic SALE! supplement the Nlaasdam’a regu- and reading clasaes PEAS lar calls at Cobh rest which began June New COTTAGE throughout the of 24. school the year. Jersey law states that A.M. or P.M. DEL MONTE all children between the In addition, the summer ages durinjf months, CHEESE UW of 5 Mot's. and 20 are entitled to at- the s.s. Nicuw Amsterdam make ■ will fre- tend dw 4 the public schools In the quent calls at Cobh. Un, K M district in which have they •NN Both the a.s. Maasdam and the s.s. Nicuw legal residence and makes Imfcast % OR no 59 4-^1 Amsterdam are 5-89' and sta- with 2~39 air-conditioned exceptions regard to bilizer-equipped. They offer superb food, summer school classes. comfortable accommodations, gracious service and a genial, jovial “happy ship” Made atmosphere. Changes Car»n*d 1 Holland-Americm Line’s other ports-of- In Faculties TOMATO JUICE SHOP-RITE E 19 call: Southampton, Le Havre, Rotterdam HORNIEL WEST NEW YORK - and travel Bremerhaven. See your agent- Brother Anthony John. F.S.C., SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK APPLESAUCE provincial of the New York SHOP-RITE -8 SAILINGS TO GALWAY: Maasdam: HAM July U, Sepl. 3 province of the Christian (Sept. 4 Irom Boston), Sept. 30 hss announced SAILINGS TO COBH: Brothers, sev- Nieuw Amsterdam: Aug. 23, Sept. eral changes in the faculties of 13; CANNED SODA »12 Maasdam: Aug. 8, Oct. 29. 89 two high schools served by the Special Statemdam sailing Dec. 6, 1963 Brothers in North Jersey. At St. Joseph’s High School for Boys here, Brother Cyril FRUIT COCKTAIL„3 -M SAIL A HAPPY SHIP of Mary, F.S.C., Brother C. Damian, F.S.C., and Brother °^orMoy#f C. John, F.S.C., have been SUGAR GRANULATED 5 i69‘ added to the faculty. Leaving aum 6«9 Sth Avenue (corner £at st.j are Brother C. Frederic, New York 17, N. Y. 620 5211 F.S.C., Brother $ A. Martin, i F.S.C., and Brother A. Joseph, wanks TURNOVERS .4;£ 1 F.S.C. In the only change at Queen i I of For Peace High School for r Holland - Ameri- Boya, CHOPPED North HAM *. 99' Arlington, Brother C. 55 can Una Ratarva- Maurice, F.S.C., has been KITCHEN added to the faculty. tlons, or Information, FRESH PMM.CiItIW., tsmui'kJSu 6. 25 ~ SALADS THE PRESS Call, Wrlta or Saa Department of the NCWC m was organized In 1920. 1 here 8 a Shop-Rite Near You —Call ESsex 5-7300 6 THE ADVOCATE June 27,1963 TheQuestion Box ‘Habemus Papam!’ News Item on Pope With the slow, steady spiraling of Church’s firm determination to renew all Missed the Point white smoke, mounting from the tiny things in Christ. His three most signifi- chimney of the Sistine the await- cant achievements, the summoning of the Chapel, Rtr. Leo terley, S.T.D., end Rev. Robert Hunt, STD., tf ing crowds in St. Peter’s first, and ecumenical council, his authorship of the Square Immeculete Conception Seminery, Derlington, Retmey, N.J* then a few minutes Chris- Church’s modern labor charter later, expectant great ere editor! The Box. be eddrested of Qneition Queuiom mey .tians on the Mater et and of the Church’s there every continent, knew that Magistra, to them for eniwert in thii column, or to Question Bon vacancy of the Holy See had ended, that vital plan for world peace, Pacem in Ter- Editor, The Advocete, 31 Clinton Si., Neuerh 2, N.J. John the Church of Christ once again possessed ris, have persuaded many that our past Q. "Pope hat chal- attendance at non-Catholic lenged the thinking of men of services, wedding! a shepherd. Holy Father will be come to be known as particularly other faiths. Hat he also chal- involves little or The "Pope John and funerals, conclave of the Church’s princes the Great” th* lenged the thinking of hla own no risk to the faith of had lasted 2 days and the joyful shouts flock? The memorial service American Catholic. YET average of THE CATHOLIC Church, a hu- the Roman multitudes, “Habemus for Pope John, held In Trinity This is merely a presumption, man of divine society establishment, has Church, waa a Indica- of and therefore must papam! We have a Pope,” heralded the Joyous course, Christ’s own promise of life: tion that the spirit ef good will yield to contrary fact. announcement of the election of Cardinal perpetual of this holy man had mani- “I will be with all days, even to the Montini who immediately chose the name you THE REACTION of tha non- fested Itself to of consummation of the world." The peoples of Paul VI. Church, Catholic onlooker presents a other faiths. Yet, incredible at formidable endowed with a rich past, must always more problem. It seentt, a Catholic would not IT IS ONLY three short weeks since Outside of the Catholic Church live fully in the present and work for the have been permitted by hla there is a general notion that men and women of every faith, color and future. Church to attend this Protes- one religion ia as good as the nationality were declining tant service." mourning the Hence Catholics the world over, other; that the This Indictment ultimately hours and final appeared re- departure from this life learning the news of the appointment of choice of ahould be In secular religion of cently a newsaper. Pope John XXIII. Serious of a successor to St. left to the taste and observers 262nd Peter, join in If what It at*lei it true, and particular the present world needs of the individual. Such scene have made clear the great chorus of rejoicing that began in the Catholic Church clings to thinking directly oppose* the their conviction that this short pontificate St. Peter’s Catholics unite with and teache* such rabid, be- Square. Catholic doctrine of the one nighted bigotry, surely good of years will remain a land- all other men of at this always good-will auspi- true Church established by Pope John’s hopes and efforts mark in the of centuries-old history of the cious beginning anew pontificate Jesus Chriat. in for Christian unity have al- Church. that Paul VI While frequent or indiscrim- praying Pope may have ready had their death blow. More than inate attendance by Catholic* any previous Pontiff, Pope many years of peace, joy and solid ac- Can you explain this for me? at non-Catholic services would John A Our first succeeded in convincing the entire complishment in navigating the impulse upon barque of tend to confirm the non-Gath- this world, reading question was to Christian and non-Christian, of the Peter. oltc in his indifferentist view- respond. "It Is not the teach- point. weddings and funeral! ing of the Church that is in- seem to this rule. credible but the misinforma- exceptions We would find it hard to be- or tion misunderstanding re- The Sixth Paul lieve that the average non- flected in the above indict- Catholic would view such ment." Such righteous indig- ap-' pearances as anything but an nation. One secular to sia to however, is about as commentator, trying would like take the world over by act of Christian courtesy. And LONG VI unrealistic as it is of and LIVE POPE PAUL out or- measure evaluate the stature and the infiltration and subversion. China because of this, the third fac- would der. The problem of interere- talent of Paul VI, he like to same tor. the sufficient reason, is predicted that would accomplish the end by dal force cooperation is a complex much more easily verified for combine the brilliance arms. the and the diplomatic of In either case we are to be the one even tor trained theo- these situations than for the skill of It Pius XII with the friendliness and victims. logian. should come as no normal Sunday service. therefore, humble of surprise, that many simplicity John XXIII. Paul VI demonstrated his unusual To return to the original laypeopie have difficulty un- He will need all skill Special we must take these qualifications by the manner in which he Importance question, then, handled demanding the Church's and posi- exception to th# virtues and more to make sub- the communist menace In Milan. not only any We can tion tn this matter or applying charge lhat "a Catholic would stantial in to progress solving the colossal hope and we should pray that he will it real life situs bona. not have been permitted by problems and to Canon 1254 of the Code of difficulties th*t will face make giant strides bring about some his Church to attend this him. of Christ's Miracles Canon Law reads; "The faith- kind an or Protestant (memorial) service agreement settlement on a Of ful allowed He views the in not to assist (for John XXIII)," but Church as the protec- national or international scale. Will It Pope By FRANK J. SHEED tn or take tor actively any way to also to the assumption, at of the and the of on earth? poor guardian social bring peace Who Is going to active part in the religious least by implication, lhat such and is A miracle doe* not violate come forth." There of Judaism justice, himself as its champion. compromise? Who going to retreat? "Lararus, that the Baptist services at nonCalholiri A a prohibition could only stem the laws of nature Whether a is no to for Our appealing God, worked no miracles, whereas or material passive merely from "rabid, benighted big- AND NOW THAT he ball U In its ruth to- Lord la God. has officially IN THE for stopped He Him tell worked many, and be, lor QUEST unity among pretence may a serious otry” Generalisations of this ward* the a boy declared that he carrv (round by we see why He did. The will on with the churches, ST. JOHN drtaila Hap reason, tolerated as a mark of the of Paul will undoubtedly inherit fewer sort serve neither cause catching it or by the will of council tin's importance lay wholly in esteem or social courtesy at inaugurated by John XXIII, we much of the miracle* than Matthew or truth nor of unity. good will and the friendli- God. the law of gravity i* un his message: but Our Lord funeral*. weddings, and can Mark or as be sure that the that he has set ness Luke aeven goals that were shown to John affected The earth u tull THE FINAL solution to th# by the non- was on men to believe similar functions, a calling provided for himself are against nearly score by each identical with the issues Catholic world. From all tugging at the ball exactly at not case in question must be left sides we hear only in Hi* message but there i* involved no danger of the others, who. of course, close to the heart and soul of John before, but another force it in Himself works to a prudential Judgment, encouraging satis- "The of perversion or scandal: in a reports of the joy and are often giving their rotating the tug. sepa- which not only embrace* th# peace on earth and churches. themselves which I do doubtful case, the serious res unity among faction men of all faiths rate trcounts of one tunc give expressed by God. Who nature have outlined but crested me factors we As testimony of lhat ihe Fa- ano for this passive he looks out into the world he his election. This miracle But he even presence is something with itt Uvi out of nothing, lays takes its direction and upon for sent spirit ther hat me." must be recognised as such sees a tire** than on gigantic mass of which we should greater they of the humanity whirling be thankful. It can introduce a ne» force at “ from the Bishop par- augurs their by the Bishop around evidential value li« He returns to the same point in confusion and desperation, very good for the future. will. Our l/»rd not only ticular place most show* us the tn St. John's toth worked miracle* il If. bui clearly spe- chapter NOTICE FIRST Without benefit of a much like the people at the Tower of All is in the hands of Divine mac of all lhat crystal Provi- cial importance Our Lord at- "Believe the works That He told the ApotCes that they you the Church'* prohibition it ball, we would judge that soma Babel. to dence, Who permitted us have anew •hould tached to Hu works ** signs may know and believe would work greater miracle* primarily aimed not at attend- Bishops be more or less Russia and the satellite countries In John V. ISO*. Our Uwd th* Father is Shepherd, worldly gifted, atilt We that in me and Protestant others opposed. spiritually find them working ance at service*, permissive; have show still to the Western world, who reminded the hostile leader* I in the Tether" (John X. JT). active by sound, will devote and be willing to many. but at participation in Granted the validity of tin* a single gesture or a friendly word, that give his life to the melts itself. By active judgment, wouldn't it be more his work. THEM: ARE FOUR word! are parties Uon is realistic and charitable to as- they willing and ready to "If u*ed pa meant any ac- cooperate God be with us, who can be for them in the Gospel*. The Press Box in tion which identifies cribe this difference of opinion a positive us.” dearly way for peace on earth. Rus- against They are caUcd wonder*, th* Catholic with or involves not simply to bigotry on the power* or energies Our Lord a him in worship that it con- part of some, or failure to Himself bkea to call them Hi* trary to his faith or catch the spirit of ecumenism work*. Paul unau- Pope VI, thomed by hi* Church. For a unleashed by Pope John, but God and the Apart from occasion* when Fathers commun- one a Catholic to receive to any of multitude of Founding Our Lord worked great num- ion a at Lutheran service, or reasons arising from the ber* of miracle* a* during th* or in of each situation Each on the Fourth we Sent play organ, )otn the uniqueness year of July factor in all of them was a sense of the week after I’iwmer in watch- by God of are more sincere tinging hymns and the though fallible commemorate Jerusalem. Sabbath the founding of the United ful of were or that presence God. They God-fear- obvious of active conviction* that each ANNE examples Bishop States of evening ;n t *phanu ura we By MAE BUCKLEY America. Bands play, flags ing men. They not only acknowledged the participation brings to it? are told of 33 individual mir- feet ere f Jilnr wave, orators declaim on the greatness of the Creator, Aj for mere attendance at presence they accepted acle* between Cana and Cal- of American and on the nonCatholic services, this democracy, style, His position as judge of and mankind, vary. I remember keeping a lone- Cardinal." because this time must the greatness of the men who of be Judged m light that their actions. "So theme Our lord’* a was luAdWeale wrought help me God," and Eight pow- ly radio at the life he who favored to be vigil by of all th# circumstance*. so The democracy long We have learned "before God," and er over inanimate nature He of Pius XII ebbed I elected will ait in Peter's ago. "as God gives the away. Official Publication of th# pow- depth of the Catholic party’s to reverence changes water into wine, wrjH not. certainly, for the Chair. "Paul uts in the Chair Washington and Jefferson, er,” these are on Archdiocese of Newark and of phrases often their faith, the reaction —as far calms a at Pnu who teemed on of Peter,” they Franklin and tempest a word, saintly ery, and dig the Diocese of Paterson. Madison, and all those lips. They as it ia —of the expressed the inner conviction walks the surface of the threshold predictable upon the oi God't Pres- into the Act* of the Apostles learned non-Catholic Most Rev. Thomas A. courageous men who are hailed that impelled the Fathers to twice onlookers, aod Founding lake, causes fish to be ence. but for the world, the for clue* that the new Paul th# reason which Boland, S T D , of as the Fathers of our drawn Church, brings th# Archbishop country. greatness and restrained them from the improbably from it. and myaelf. The Pope will be another Apostle of Na- Catholic to the service, all are Newark. The twice feed* large crowds of Peace. danger is that in base. with The Pop# of the tions. IWMM »**Aly *r TV* savecue apotheosizing factors mutt which be care- ctonw. Mm Bev. a handful of lo»ve* and some Eucharist. The tall. thin, Pvmmskm these heroes we overlook con- the inner BIT TO REALLY under fully weighed TVimii X »■(»l. STD. rnMMi little fish, strikes tree LET THOSE WHO, even in honesty, a fig radiant figure who*« wisdom XI Re. Mar Jim A Hq*er. rA, victions that warranted their stand, you have to In our greatness. to shake from opinion, occasional JCD. vc, Vw Praia, rl r*v. barrennexs with a word. and grace had drawn the ad- try to claim that Jim r. *X, these welders of democ- your feel the dust of a world Mar I «Mry. PA, The remaining IS and wonder of the Rt lr> Mar P»3 IT IS EASY TO are con- mirauoo Wriur,. kup- SAY that Washing- racy ever planned a of the that sees things in hu- PA. Truer, separation cerned with human world. only frt J 1 tlvslaa St. Six Sairt X. ton was brings L J. RUM MM a great general, that Jefferson mind and the heart man terms, a world that for- of this land from any limes Hr casts out demon*. How could he be Intentions Mrmeer M IS* CeOwte Pmr t» replaced* what for July was a wise get* prayer u an ef- ruuea oad the lurund i Mae M philosopher, that Franklin was thought of men IS timet He beat* diseases God take heed. Had the or lA* Cubniir Prut SutaenAer l* ficacious creature* The Father's a THEN PUS DIED and the contact of Holy gen- N CW.C v»r RnM aad tUUfMvs practical politician, that Madison who other physical defect*, onre was were responsible for the Fourth of with eral intentions Nru SK>VV Cardinals went into conclave their Creator —and leg- for is: July teemria) Row* Mm Rev an Ha restore* a severed ear, Mania intelligent lawyer. It was not their July acted on the of a islate! it into principle State and toon on the balcony of St. a pigeonhole of That writers and W Maatea. STD. PS t) . Mm three limes He back preach- Rev. brings Jam J STL, ESID.i Rl professions well which made or life like ceremonial KwtMry. practiced separate from God a con- Peter'* a little old man fireworks er* be mindful of Star WUuam national the dead to life. portly may tra- C. HetmAurlu R»V_Rl these men on the Fourth of Rev Mar Gears* W. SSu. ST Di great. Generals and philoso- sciousness divorced from His wa* giving hts blessing to the July dition and modern needs recognition, Rt In Midi J TIIE.SE THREE When Cardinal Mar Duilaaai. illustrate a and Roncalli be- Rev phers and and city the world And peo- The mission intention rec- JJR . Mar. TVmu M. politicians lawyers have then this Union would have a Vap perished in R"*r*m. LLS, Very R*v. Wtt- feature common to all Hi* were "Who's came Pope 1958 he wat "*• ommended Mar. risen ple asking. Ron- to the Apostle- Bun M. ruM. MLS Rrr to prominence and betrayed democ- W,S»m J. century ago. miracles, but more calli?" man called John sent Deny. RTJ.; R*< Jwa r spectacu- One thing was certain: . . , by ship of Prayer the W. O'Neal by Pope Rev Milium Keller. ST Li Our history is full of them. was lar in because God.” Now John A.M.. racy. There It their conviction that their ac- these of what this son comes farmer's with a repu- Bap- is: Rev Prearte J HoucMaa. rt L was behind the death tist Montini. also sent r.vacutive Director RL Rev. Mar. something professions of tions were in accord with the will of is. tation for affability was by God. God, easy The teaching of Catholic Jo*. J Riley There two And after him another and the founders of this are famous in- as different from the lean, in- an- Peleevee RepreeeaUUve: Rev. country that assured it was their more doctrine in rural • recognition that God areas of Praaru J Rixtimer stance* in the Old Testament tense other, whatever their their Plus as could be. Better names, Latin M*o*«m* KrJrtor greatness, that gave them the abil- than men was their judge, that these America. JoeepA R TVmuA. gave of the dead raised life. that their circumstances of birth. feAampuoa Prtr* MID to way. many thought Give pearly. ity to blend of freedom and re- concepts men the wisdom, the foresight, the cour- EUai raised Sent God of a hoy. the only son the world a chance to get over by by promise sponsibility, liberty and to Chriat. discipline. age found this nation, the hope of the of a widowed mother like the Pm*. John XXIII would be the

We cannot doubt that "interim needed to In the natural frame of the comn\on world. young man of Naim, at Pope" re- 'reference the Sareptha; a few miles from plenish the College of Car- univertally beloved Naim, Eliseu* raised dinals. Pope John would indeed a child Our Parish be hard at Sunam. In each a man to follow . But case, wr Then, suddenly, John's pon- find the papacy cannot be the prophet stretched out tificate was seen to be an in- judged Down, Divorcees in Spinsters a natural frame refer- the dead of Up upon body, and one. imploring spired He be- striking John God to restore it life. ence, at reminded u*. to came the Pope of the Council, The latest news about women is that Any more than th# mission of infidelities, finances. Then read of the widow's the Pope of Unity, the Pope the Church can be the spinster is from the son at Naim (Luke VII. 1117), of the Judged in disappearing The autopsies on dead marriages re- People, the Pope of economic or social the of Jalrus (Luke Ixive. As he less political, American scene and the divorced woman causes daughter lay dying, veal as varied as the vicissitudes term*. VIII 40-56), Lararus is her (John than five years after Pius, taking place. The Population Refer- of life. There to seems be one predom- the XI). In none of these it there world grieved like a ence Bureau "THE MISSION OF tha of Washington, a private re- inate common cause as existing a prelude any physical effort, simply fatherless child. Who could fol- search Church." said Giovanni Bat- group, reports that in 1940 about to most the words: I low him? rifts the dreamy young lovers "Young man, say list* Cardinal Montini in 15% 1958 of the women in their early 30’s to thee arise," "Maid, arise." just don’t know enough about before the Second World Con- marriage SO NOW THEY have sited were unmarried. In the 1960, figure was in the first place. gress of the Lay Apostolate, up the new Pope. They have "is the continuation of only 7%. cast him liberal (like For Vocations as a AN ESTIMATED 1J million mar- Chriat." John, except for a tougher at- BUT THERE IS another of be- Members of the "Thla way riages took place in the United States in Apos- titude toward communists, mission," said the ing single. For tolste for '.Vocations can many women, marriage 1962, and four out of 10 was they aay).' hhve noted Cardinal-Archbishop of Milan, every brides a They a will mean divorce. gain plenary indulgence his ascetic "is therefore.like a in apparently About 400,- teenager. It has gaunt, appearance journey always been a question under the 000 ordinary condi- (like Pius , . even his man- which Ihe Church lives and divorces are granted . each year in the whether the tions teenagers who plunge into on; grows and continues the work ner of blessing, they aay. re- United States. There are two million di- marriage are Priests June 29, Feast of SS. of and adequately prepared. calls Piua). And they prophesy redemption, although it vorced women in this The Peter ha* country. num- and doctors engaged in counselling at and Paul and prognosticate about the all the striking and appar- ber of women of kind July 1, Feast of the Pro- ent marks of a great human single one goes Pre-Cana conferences are amazed future of the Church and its at the clous Blood influence the phenomenon, it la not down, while the number of unmarried ignorance of engaged on world, basing merely couples. The young- Feast of the Vis- July 2, their on the person, human. women of another kind sters reasoning goes up. may know a litUe about the itation physi- the politics and the past per- “It la, as it were, a con- The divorce wom- rate for American cal of Once aspects marriage, but ordinarily a week, for reciting formance of Pope Paul. tinued incarnation of Christ, of the the en, oqe highest in world, is know with piety, and its they nothing at all about the spir- daily, any They marvel that the rift starting point, its life not an Indictment of all or even prayer for vocations and direction women, itual and emotional side. ap- they expected in the College are governed by the ecclesiastical a most of them. The have some- proved by of Cardinals between "liber- mystery. , men, too, We may not be able to defer teen- authority. als” and "conservatives" That 1* the thing to do with it. In the inexhaustible ap- mystery ration age marriages, but no can A young couples partial indulgence of Not the of parently never happened. why world need never stockpile complaints and causes for un- afford to defer an "education 500 be for mar- days can gained for If Cardinal Montini elect- about the was worry next Pope or happy men and women share each act of or marriages, riage." Better to be a than a di- charity piety ed on the of the sec- the next. spinster morning . . governed by a for the equally in the blame. There are immature vorcee. breaks performed intention ond day of the conclave. And said Cardinal Mon- Divorce up more than a mystery,” of vocations to the husbands as well shiftless in- fostering they ceremoniously bury the tini, "which ia the as wives, marriage. It shatters human lives, precisely hopes, priesthood. old “He who enters the laws, coldness and absenteeism, nagging, and axiom, indwelling presence of "It's all right-my Mom is president of 'Keep-the-Kids dreams, aspirations. conclave out a ’pope* comes a Christ." Off-the-Street' Clubl" BUT THUE June STRANGE 27, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 7 Known Facts for Catholics Adapting to By M.I. MURRAY OWSSI am name,mm im Adopting: Letters to the A Personal Check List Editor

Tks MMne and eddrett the writer must be of included l» a letter By REV. WALTER W. IMBIORSKI intended for but u'iil be pubitcetionf they withheld if requested. huB M" d “ nd h*ve •»*«" five l Just over years. We .re unable to . \ have children and have 1 vainly been trying to a child adopt for months. We have adequate money, good reputation and a nice home, but we have been turned down Issues cold simp-p in the unrest within lent demonstrations of the ly because I am 39 old. Can years help us? America Our yon Sidetracking today. President Negro in the South hava 1 know how feel about did not of a brought out the you Prospective which speak conspiracy clearly shame- adoptive par- wnuld welcome In- turned down your Racial Issue of section of the ful being the ents must decide whether one population shortcomings of many of by terest and No they your help. one against anothrr; adoption agency if it is want a and rather he his white brothers. simply pink fluffy baby claims that this would be Editor: as our on the matter of age. but let's to appealed to eonsciences satisfy themselves or When a white man is seen satisfying tn you ah a child the racial Issue look at the aide of whether Regarding for s of our Amer- agency's want to reappraisal on the a they give love of your own. But stomping head of matter isn't It more as It has been discussed in ican the for moment. to an unloved sense of justice. a child who has for Negro. I think that it is time Important some child to this column, I would like Their first Is to responsibility a natural right to be loved No one has the right for humble benefit from this love that to deny prayer—prayer you offer the to the welfare of the infant, You might write following thoughts. another that the to the Cath- and husband have human the Negro might per- your to best- First of all, to being to provide him with the best olic compare acts Refugee 263 with which he is endow- severe in his non-violent ef- Committee, ow? of violence rights possible home from either side is and the best W. Uth St.. New York N Y. ed by bis Creator, as our Con- forts for his and U, A childless has rights not re- couple a only to sidetrack the real possible life. Adoption agen- will sort to They give you informa- special stitution so clearly states. It desperate actions; but cies responsibility to keep are in a seller's market tion about certain their does not help us to look at mostly prayer that the hearts programs love alive, healthy and There are simply more cou- for of his children from other troublesome spot* in Die white brothers will at adopting out going. Their marriage has ples to wanting adopt than overseas. world to seek comfort, last open fully in in been given a special freedom by Charity, there are infants Mass Calendar available. comparison, for the evils with- lhc imitation of Christ Who and _ , gift that by In flexibility their trained and ex- IF IT our own His Precious IS GOD'S will for God wants in society. Although Blood redeemed you them to use in perienced judgment, the agen- to remain to all men childless, there ■»«*• - had fight srr some field of the apostolate X* Au*4*> INI: ilk »**4tt every minority cies to winnow out unfit child and •Hsr r*»On* ltd I'liw li,tn of. for begin many infant care maybe integration, none had to Mrs. Robert E. West. . . . even In the Cr, PfsC el Tnellf IP.- OwOrslxm Once this lay couples. is done, oiganixations in your diocese missiona. «< IM CUMOral i KiurS US Clem wait over a hundred years and North Arlington. WkHc Msm is M lhc IMVMMw <4 adoption agencies are often in • still be denied bssie rights. tswrt CwwiiifWM nmi Cl a position to pass over very Jely I Moisi Most PrscKKS Complete acceptance and in good couples and choose only _ Unions lUmaf <4 Ow let* J«n Ckrwt Itc Have trgration of the Negro has not Supplement the very best. clem K*4 Cl. Cr Prrt .4 IM CrwM yet laken place and 1 fear it Owls 1 Tutmo. VuiiaUM <4 SUeeeed \title Mar* o*l CUM. Who* will never Draws Praise COMMON SENSE tells us come about if we n* M cm as Pi*t*w there is some upper limit, M* Cr. fret. el Sir.M Ylr*M excuse our own age complacency Editor: A I— Job to Do S«i> M. Ilrurw. beyond a by pleading human which woman be- imperfec- God Love You Ituto*. Muir* IrW Out KM Thu tion. is Your comes less to Mm* tmmeilp uim Jem n Cl. M 4 It urgent instead that special on suited take up supplement C*« C

Cmbmm Pit. each our Church's the role of mother for lh« first one of us look within attitude on com- tely i TSwrwias Si* t 4 mt.mw* timr MSGR. himself to discover munism is indeed On the whole, a child By GEORGE G. MGGINS *•*«». '«* eltet l-mnwn. clm». the bitter a welcome C.reee N. lit m<>, Cmuwm Pit. will better truth of his own prejudice. sight. develop with a » Director, S octet Action J*.r Prviar. tt. Ante*. Kill Priest Dept. SCWC _ leneilt. Bishop, younger mother when the Cemlemm >,4 IM. WkHr In teaching our school child- Please continue such sup- Cl 2*4 Cell IPI. CMMM Pit. As I stated last week, dis against age of the adoptive ts workers ren the meaning because if parents Negro cm the t Uni of the Ten plements. we are crimination Jely ■) Mut <4 lUrnr-l correlated against Negro part of and SMwdsr Commandments informed naturally with thr unions or em- Vufw Mur im «» c>*» we parents not on the commu- workers on the of *»> Puts SUM u M. Cl PrM si child's wtih part labor m than one is ployers u*r. also must not nists' tremendous success Give who vitfu Mur ignore these in unions is immoral and too rid (liven these hypo- I »m in favor J - US taMUi Example facts, and of this but •>•>> kaiiri el\rr laws or cresting to I God-given interpret apathy their goal critical pMiM.su tad ns* •he venture to c.tTTn tv Cr. agency’s caseload. It ts predict that it will them to suit there could result the loss of BISHOP P»r< 4 Tnwnr our own human By FULTON J. SHEEN But what can be done about understandable that tie opposed, for ideological weaknesses many nouls. an agency Krr Cl CUru. of the from the Cr Crr*d> < (raws Improvement must make problrm. prac reason*, tome IS* VMMT Mass Hat) Gha How a about by of those who a. V An* behavior is much some do for the for a poorer judgment definitely needed Frank P. one. tical point of view? • Swr* * Sit111- P Ham. a. I'.l McCrink, the factor sre most voeal in their Lord, aje (or each ap- criti- ***** Ceil on both side* vio- and how little others CMVr*. P-r- Pit.at* but the non Caldwell. do! THE PRIEST plicant couple. ONE IPPROICH cism of organised labor spent IS years is that of sun the We ! know thu doesn't Philadelphia chapter satisfactory record in the field have recently been in building a beautiful rectory, help of the of race convent and school. much: statisUcs are always National Association for the relation* personal contact with a Bish- He then " Advancement Some of turned over "other of Colored labor's critics ar- op and a priest who have giv- it to American people So the quet Peo- Everyone Welcome—Souvenirs to All gue missionaries lion remains, where ple. which recently threw that racial discrimination en us supreme examples of who rame into the can >you a in unions land to go from here’ mast picket line around a fed- is due almost exclu- "emptying” themselves, as work, and took the sive!) to the of Our Lord area in erally financed construction selfishness Himself cf poorest the country as emptied MUST. YOC called His his CAN try tidier project from which Negro labor boswes, and that it glory to take on the hu- new parish jour- ageiv •*% In would be •y- His your city or in neymen were being systems eliminated if man form. rectory, his school and quickly jour state Secondly, almost Ueaily excluded live rank and file had anything his church are. in all. 24 feet TIIE r*crj Catholic to BISHOP RAD a fine long Charities or Thu dramatic say about it and about 12 feet wide protest diocese diocesan welfare office bmug.vt It is in a large mission in the has a at least token reaults. our impression that Partly water and partly in foster Hi and if many if not most STARTING country. His of noble on parent program. similar dcmonstraUont unions family, the shore, they are prac sup- which tictng lineage, lived with him. you and your husband by NAACP are railed for in racial discrimination, ported by 12 wooden pegs well elected The See might qualify Please •wher cities. I be the officers are less Holy then asked dmrn into the soil would all in at three don't turn bark favor fault than the priests to take charge We have your on this of «hcm rank and file tried to help both JUNE 29th of Klea would who. anew diocese in this mis- just because h«v« at It however, few economic SATURDAY, -9 A.M. the and you appear, reasons, Bishop the priest with that NAACP often tend sion land, one where the ways seen yourself tn your has decided to very to be more peo- our limited means, although mind's bold susceptible ple were imovenshed. Each they have eye with your "own" tight, pending the result* to racial prejudice helped us a thou* was of the Lian their officials offered the infant in your arms There are festeral government’s top bishopric if and times more by reminding he foster accepted, but all refused be- children of all who stepped up program of us not only of the privilege ages com IN ANY EVENT, racial di* cause of the need the love of batting racial dlscrimina- rags, the disease but also of the parent* of crimination on the part of and the "penalty" there Uoo by and hunger that Christian. Next, are certain Cath umons or cm spotted being a unwini regardless of otic bureaus ployer* who is the new area. that are wilting on federally supported You are conscious primarily responsible far it PROVIDENTLY already to The Church then this help and cooperate with projects asked the you la of privilege. we pass intolerable Msy in the to resign his See and adoption of children Bishop on TUB GOVERNMENT it to you the penalty, that of ad The labor unions must ex to start from overseas There are the .new diocese; he dressing itself to Ihu problem pect both white and emptying yourselsea fust * Negro did so Bish- countless children without with renewed promptly. Many tiny bit that stomachs be vigor, making communities judge their for may across the ops look better dioceses, fSandies world Per it clear it will on filled. hearts gladdened longer later performance in rare relations Mt but this Is one a bapa of these would be example of ale disenminatMMi by an minds illumined and human again*! extremely high ethical a Messing to DRIVE-IN Bishop who went borne Here BANK about looking your qualified Negro workers 04 standard beings introduced into the the question of national origin federal projects glorious liberty of being a The purpose of labor unions or even race Is often a ton A third possible to slave of Christ. approach and indeed their only reason ditioaal factor —and some BOULEVARD the problem would he the en for Comer GATES existence t* to protect the Ave. Hours rosiplrs ihs GPI> I OVE TOU 3 F C. away from this artment of federal legislation Forty to nght* of all workers, regard- possibility because of it. 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Free about tha long IV* aucraartul hack Random House. 240 - Wonderful World plays. copies may be ob- offered free rt a today. ans to a fuller of wSiuJi' ■ D speare play In writer with Muck aZ tha development a roving rye. Pa*e*. $4.95. tained of Central Park’s Delacorte their talent*. by writing Legion The- humor king— upon the married bar*'* "Catholic Action" is EVEN A PARTIAL Decency 31 Clinton amatory filar* one of list Is The book’s Office, St., ater. Sh* Level to M* Beguiling new oper- application atic many Church-related Catholic Newark 2. with mallow about two ahy terms Impressive: Action in U.S. Catholics la clear: Unobjectionablefor Adults, Adolescents A Fenny Thin* Heeeened an me acor* made •ale* rletha who I*ll la lav* by mall. I The list includes te Hra Fervm - lev.Uh. broad which, think, could have both Draut Sankirn following Way Itap m* Wartd. I want ta Oat OH education, public and "The fact that times are so Mighty pri- 111* Uudd Walk buriaaqaetype comedy about aorne aZ done with Mutiny aa Bounty Slum final most irgcnmua combination oZ a bit d? af TrotibU of the that will be lira I*art aoMa Romani at them drama, mtma of rewriting. vate; the youth and family ~r U»a I*u 4 I'rwHitum plays all. perilous emphasizes the neces- M ghcmdAwn and muatc t* project tha Ida aZ a 4 !>**• at |< A Maa-a a Maa - Rrncht a Although its is life /•! Nap!** pfiy ( presented in summer stock aaarfnlly be»«h Cockney meaning apostolates; the interna- Girt*. haw go-getter Socreortv* per- of an aggressive muster- Glrta* Girl* Plsthoy hsttar remedy demeaatraiias aa sity of RaMkmwti eitramarttai lor* attuatlong clear to theaters in InaUtatlaa Ilka lha prompt fectly it is tional There is % Wwfld Tara* Bulba the army taraa maa (acll* some, a apostolatc. a ing of all Catholic Action re- Va*wim '"**S* metropolitan joke* la douMful teat*. I'Kiifl U WiHlilif Houft* at mRs>*r lata maartroaa hlllare. Much loul talk nebulous Damned Wumlm « Wav Mr*4< h Tavartch a discussion M area the nrxt two had Captivating mu phrase to great lengthy of the U. * *' U “ during a wholly cynical point aZ tin. family sources In the because lor Wrraweti lo Glrl a ■leal with mellow S., tmirt.hin H"" J ir'V Hejwam and near* about aa many others within Christian ' "jpwlp <** World • Pair )f*avy*ei«M fk.rmitnrv months. Ama.tcan Drum Tha Zaa Slary— the Family Americans have the Tww allied pair at noble Ruaalana Movement, opportun- *-»"■*• * **•"• IraJT viSSToL,, aartlar Albea pi*ye. arldaal and working IP" PAMILY sasorvante la J*i>-"1 Part*. Church, and to those outside and shorter but tale* aZfactive, bat alaa cynical and in- a Aor Much Ado Air equally ity of exerting constructive hoar >m Ahoul Wha-g aid at VTrglnla WaaMr the Faith at timaa coarae it must be almost teresting reports individual Overtime Nomura Seamy drama at two on a I a Hra - rolleg* (acuity influence in so yea Frt*#* Utecau. Whim many places Da He Ml Oliver couple* airing neurtrara gutter totally mysterious. aical adult aatlr* aZ current tada and through organizations such as the Ilia Spot She Levee ‘•lb ood akamaZul . . Men and women of all Unobjectionable Adults M« behavior during . Morally for Italia* by a brum quartet aZ yauo( aa If it is Jewel* •ll night too late An riaa WHk Halo Kleaed Mo Sound rt Murtr drinking hooC to Papal Volunteers for Latin ages Vaaaa Hun* Un ta Rail Cant Rrttiaßar*. change who have the to Soarrmri laaia II la Jura M Unto ladle— capacity Cannibal* r»rt* ot In. Wh. Tha Black* hat*tilled the term, it is America Mu. 'mild IJUIe Daly, came, certainly not and the Paterson- of ** **' *"* Mary CaeuiSaM* Mrtly be service whatsoever * w * ** 1*, 't chert Death T**u *Z Homy dy pralertlay racial lajaaor*. Much too any Bn»i late to do Tot ■ Hra-rnr Atman IhmMm about based Association for Interna- ray Mating Harm Ttaor Ray raw. mißcral lanyuaza and general Cite Vocation Film something in Catholic Action err griev- Aim Hrtel MUftrN Worker WtizrA Ot Of Cam. Yam 11.0.0. MimTumw.. IWof undeilyla* cynlctam defining it. The authors tional rt Iraadw. Mtttor Mzkii have Development. W » Haora Roma •ta* tar la Slack _ to \ww Prom ously if they do not try to Rrfdaa ADULT! Clever, ec- NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, done just «« »«MO*ae Period taller that, and rt WeMSMo Sbvy Alt WilfkfMM Kiajr and I centric and very comedy rom- they have Throughout the book liv- answer the of the hier- 1 pleas ’** 1 H Adtartmeart Whoa Got trim maattaf upon the changing aLatua aZ England (NC) - done „**J* All Ito Way Hmm Igfk The White it remarkably well. ing to the U M *" Anawarn Polire Nut— UaM Nagraea Amartca Soma up promise of its ... Wilder la for Catholic Action in ,J.*"*- An—ill frtiii U* la*s ugly per. Siiters’ archy CnUt • Vme tto film Rido Huh Courtly Wroa* Arm ol Law savataa yokea. missionary "Epi- title a h*w Maa Uim Wiih Father there is great amount the Oaac Sky la areas that *o need li/« With • 41*. Hra PalNnq _ sode in Ruana" WHAT, THEN, is many Wood !<**•( »n4 Mltof won the prize Catholic of UgkL amiable adult comedy which practical information It rWa Uzrd la Action? the help of thoae living and NtaaNy Panto Gertrude for the best vocation* In his tor Adults ith Rerg aa the Mather rt the film introduction, should (II Reservations ) nay I’rwMbd Mary. Maiy succeed, as the authors Rrvda - led* ap raeiag a payrhtalrirt Cardinal working in the world." nym Bs* itirilN Malrfcmator shown at the British national defines it I Dartre Under me *lmi Spellman *■*“•" u *<»*• to rorlaia Hunt which, who* ord morally . tTercaly hope, in Costello 1. .I!'"'?****' orfmute CAM MttUay imtrtUarry Witor « directing newcomers Jerry lo ihemulieo. aomo amrcioaalrevival aZ O'Natll'a vocations "all organized work for the 1 cynic rmOee and aealyara ami erdudm aa a protect** Martial Mlaifttaf New Car exhibition here. Run- In the umolarrood -r«| lateryrrtolm. ood l*“d drama rt lav*, beta ard agarart loleo natMm. CAfAato m«|t My 3 Autli grred. Church lAduttai ner was an performed the IRtorro: up American by laity Holloa Proud L Rom Mood. Cam ( all Mo Madam Nmf taa laU film, shaped «"**r _ under Lavehiaf Amuauig. generaßy the direction Girl «and Si*M Caaida Oar* I'pto a "The Story,” enter- of the a. .enabta Jewtah Amenraa remedy Graymoor CvtUlvfi ttittma u The which a yraaag maa awkwardly but ed by the Franciscan Friars hierarchy." authors cm- the Poor Carnival OUalwma parrtataatly Apostle of Morally Objectionable in Part Ctfiowi PlnU DAd gau hlnraeU laaarhed a. aa bellish the for Everyone of the Atonement. definition sub- actor by (torMy § Awl I'Nawro ml Hm 00 Svroo rul— the Reyt Irme Lo Ihmro farry Short OR lo Hell Haw ta laccaad la kvrtn—a Wriaavt in Cam* UN's Yarn tmmpmmi stituting “activities the THE OetRMUa lire. WIMe 411 lolood M Ue la Coat aZ U MILWAUKEE the Church.” Pay OperMww aim War Loner •Aar*. _ jean "Letter* $4.50. Drawt tone JUfcnaa fa!/ Mary Kerr'a Irorky the saint about ton ettty Hut it sometime* becomes tkrunaard Say Daittaf remedy a young wua From Vatican City," by Xavier is not in the precise who tada that ta* Against an Intricate back- Condemned Kito IdraitdAl ttoyw I many qulpa raa turn obscured. His ceaseless null AduHa Kynne, is the June of of phrase that own tNarytod* Urn Mtod Pna# a apouaa selection Me. Pf*»lß**t - Quigley ground of French in Opal Tato Nor Kto Dale, riag politics on behalf of Jatoa 4 Jim tm 11 moot » aim l na.ial and Msgr. Connors activity the poor Capd* Irvmg Rartra the Catholic Literary Founda- have suc- the r MUsUri Mm* manual with a pleaaanl 17th Purcell lloOdoiooo. t century Mary and the he Toitooaa ml *"*>■■■ area* and de ceeded in defining Catholic numerous groups I’m Country A**uM oMlaainoard tion. has penned this of IkatqOa Uomm ram aaaZhRRMs. no* mnatraaabt* aide Action biography founded the Daughters of so well. It is rather V**o Dago Tfevrtor Caraua! •Raw Sidra, hut ra general rare in St. Vincent de family Paul, the great the Indies 1 tffrtfti Tim* HrintmWod Maagh la m* Caanrrv - 1’tniaii alty prrrqHnTTTrltffyrrnß their work as a whole Charily, of that Charity, hotMf Dram To' srxk rtfacßva rtf-Rroaduay revival rt Tor apostle of the poor. Television Radio tof the the centers tytmm »«—v'a ctaaakr a they have made clear Vincentians; Oitoto to T>g*r about Raaaaao lad. . what it The rrtrtaauoa LA I :l 1 TcTl title Is appropriate for he established (Wt Om Vtot to a Small with her aani >«.ng is and what it is not. foundlings* My Cilaaß Hrittfriw Ptanof Miliar. Mr Zadar *ad - Tracing she devotes M* COMOITIOMIO the many pages to homes, homes for the Hmw nmimt Wto Ttot Rater taangy aeunnag the « historical aged, SUNOAV. JUKI M' WTRCW US*. WNWC *a*. WHOM amenraa development of 1 Ntoda Gtotor Lodv I \mm rntdgta-rtaaa Too examining conditions in the « am Hour U a yroo.ro IWU. Wt»* Ml. Won Tl*. Wide V hmm areoe auggerti.a rp Catholic hospitals; the to - Action from its programs ur<« Now u tonrood SM litzn la want rt tamr Eur- world—more -Ru It WWRL taw. w\ vl roe «1M Paris—- funds -R Haaar Ta* Lata - foanectmea racy opean explicitly, raise and collect food; swa win m. *i*» twk. origins early in the CuamUdaaaß." Ummiamt W Saatolfti Toon •do* comedy about a muddle need in which Vincent lived She wrHvrM lea >. »n\IM tt :. the spiritual reforms; Hot** Kinto part. With a married century to its these a » am Ui - Tea Ahem Om Mery wwh rM m » daughter, etaa mushrooming • paints fearful pictures of the kaaZl Udtrt Uralo4v JUMI M i SStaly leera Iheyr* eapertart par {AIK growth in America alone would fill a book. t mma RR - •tat A lew ) since o& 111 Ihrt.l.fOeio Wh VI hoar aZ < egera rtiea rather nhart. Jam IWU—- - poverty-ridden provinces dur- The author 1-4UA baa a*aru • World War la at her best - geaeraUy 111 11, they 1» » am «i- too* l> ood Un. WrtT IXlpMSui. frankly He swtaaa - ing the 30 Years' War; the so* noor Com - I am ursgw _ Near tt OweMludL Smart, area aewhaati discuss some of when she allows the character Stepinac Story the obstacles -lolrawa.- He- Itaaua* Res*. CP. raced marai abort hawevteiu pitiable lot of the Z »,« Mom Presss And tick and old man who saw By WILLIAM H. MOORING Rhao 1 Wssi gram June 3Z>. she at • examines lenth the ac- "Christ h*s>s hull *PM 1 ■ Prtssssßy lass, NEW! Studio Room* and Bath* agonizing in every hu- "The Case" Clewpatra Objectionable tar IBhrtma Mary Rrtalwss Stepinac will he tions of the French rulers and t in man being who • Tlt 'fa> - •NEW! suffered," ' vsse tptr -ro Biot's Room parti The inner presented -j/nit Up and Jersey Dining Vincent's with greatness of aoal Vihoo dealings them, whose work never let be- up »• pm WPITT IPWI - Vrareed Live" at » * m the drama 1* smothered la 10 . Ch 2. in •NEW! Pr**identi»l Ballroom including Cardinal Richelieu's the Heart Pt-ar cause "the have al- W«s eO -ra poor you 1 cooperation with the National • external* of glittering spec SB WPIV iPMi War—4 H—vt NEW! Horn & Musket Tavern rise to power and Mazann's ways with you." Antoinette pm hi PS - < sahsCrt Msmr. Re. tacle tj* Council of Catholic Men for Vincent and snuffed out a scorn Tomane[?] by •TV *ryj Air in Room • * , At* Mwvs Catdmal Conditioning Every star who hat neither the y« hntrrs' Strpinac was sen- pro- Vpm WWNt M Jam Vrasti the • • WPV v trw. Rsrar tenced by com- lurepaan ei»n fessional authority mm- the ma- pm « Cewes Yugoslav latoL • Open Alt v«»r to make munist regime m !*« to l« The turity more T tn\ m- Cleopatra p.m CaftHtong Ito Liturgy *wimi hail yesr* at hard labor for u Is 'Actual' significant than an exhibition alleged 2 t m - Had Ms-’i Hmm 400 ■ « M* t»M wartime rollzt . I«tM Ummex the are congregation These ceptance of it by man's aultad in the survival of •ttoiinv. mv » will, many NEW YORK A film on the 'Aeeeeeeeeeee**###, accidentals • »* - Roan of the liturgy, after aU ’l «»• S-erat •••*••*••****#*•*«•#********£ are that la needed for men. Jri Ufa of Blessed Elizabeth «U, Seton » and this should not be for- salvation P Henry ■■"^Pv’^ltv'- rih IWiiS 11u narrated Ed WE Great (Excellent: tlatB pm »WVX _ N.-swa by Begley it be- gotten. Dr, Parsch here Escape : Ta«*M4V. int z distributed Catholic Lam $ THIS not be family) Story of the organized • wrv-v ing by Vis- CHALLENGE writes, as he has done bril- MAY every- an TM. fcaeeoß Heart » W rphti ual Education. P • WWH ! _ rt caw- 424 E. oth man'* harraasment of their Nazi thaart St. liantly in the past, about the Sunday Dr. •So* -Islasa* Res Passata Rasa reading; her* YOU ranch’s prison guard* by too VS and essence of the liturgy, which five-volume. ’The earoav IVit a • W»V\ * Rritlsh some pm *PM Smsart Heart Is grace. Church’* Year of is POWs of whom TO FIND Grace." • pm «rn . Ha.ewe • often finally tunnr! their ta a pm wrt"> iPXtI lensd Heset He proceeds from the fset simpler. way C ututsar BETTER T a c brief freedom juit * :A that But are uAR!? {* the liturgtral year Is not readers who will- •w p» asm rwi naom a ceremonial series of recol- ing to mall deeply over the FOOD lections of what happened obscure portions in return for TWsisa ANYWHERE! the The 2,000 years ago. but rather "a quick cool springs of easily 'lnnocuous' Films Arc present actuality"—the vehicle recognized truth lo be had in ••• » » fr. of grace which is the continual others, cannot but (usd O D help romance '•« Most Harmful Critic JOHN J MURPHY Mm coming of Christ into the souls their soul s life enriched. Ills , Says As You'll Like • of men. goal. Dr. Parsch is "to COC«** •*-. ’.«».* 3 Devoting a chapter to states, ST LOUIS - >•*% (NCI Om of MLSS W4l AH a*id harm- v the Mast of each Sunday and point out the differences beth* • *«lt NW the country a top Catholic film THE BRASS HORN: ful effects of hew major feast day he examines tween that legal) -jc sort of I lioUy vtnsid It For critic 1 suggested here that films the ptety in which sre unrec loemi Available for • particular graces which so many of us frequently Banquet earthy foreign movie* were »se ogruted by the briter-fUmS' All Occasions • up. and the piety *• brought fewer moral than Open Daily problems * which cvwzncil type of movie prp Your Pleasure springs from grace and / Cherry w t Or**e Sn. llteWHi.N i someostensibly innocuous Hol- ia built Graer as well as by Icgltls NEW JERSEY'S up on grace." HIGHEST DIVIDEND RATE lywood products tors demanding mandstoty The book began as Dr. "Whenever the deleterious film classifiestM-.n " Parsch * notes for sermons tor effect* of movie* become the it it precisely because this an entire and such Get Out year, as topic of of Your Shell at the conversation, an in- dangerous kind of should also be aubily inleresting and ordinate amount of emphasia movie usually gets a “clean useful (o other prints. — Anne is the placed upon 'gamy* bill of health for youthful Mae au- Buckley noted European imports," diences." she said, (hat she Emth Irook Moira Walsh, film critic for opposes both governmental Tale America magazine and long- film rtataifk-alian of Joseph and claaaifi- a delightful change of pace for time reviewer lor the Na- cabon by the industry itaeif. THE BOOK or JOSEPH, by tional of Decency. Legion Miss Waiah here DINNER ond Rewee Zeller. was to be COCKTAILS IU»thorn Books. But, she added, "as far a* honored by Gamma I*i fattiet 224 paces. UM. I Save Catering to A am concerned, the po- Banquet* Epsilon, national Jesuit honor Renee F. Zeller defends this tentially mod dangerous films American-Continental Cuisine •ocieiy for university women. fictioaal life of St. Joseph are made almost for by exclusively it Your Himi: ssr N.ntifeu a**. sayutC that “to illumine the In the Hollywood. They are wtST 1/ la U DEAUVILLE "Chet" Grabouski ORANGE, N. J. not to ones tailored INN Gospel betray it. An skillfully to ap- illumination that to teenagers and NAMIITOM at tldwoed 1-I*4l giving ROAD •LIMDOIA. N. J. IMnera _ brichtetsa peal Cluh (ltd Aowmiii f rndil inceao ('onto AcnettO here and there the teat, seta it uncritical to «!>•* M)W ■!.»., w.M w radiant Ik* nmiM relief, adds the hu- contemporary teenage mores." 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Congregation atnwbvrr Barn Driving South on Garden State Parkway, of the Passion.’ The first Issue Exit 138 oa*» Hnaaal Smarvitta* GI 4-8114 TW | 1-2200 DA 7-0004 PE 7-7624 Is Driving North on Garden State 137 a two-color, 12-page publica- Parkway, Exit OPICN MONDAY - FRIDAY M _ FRIDAY NIGHT M tion In 1 tabloid-newspaper for- condemned'- " mat. (One Minute from eithfr Exit) U|M Arrooa SZreair A Curate a Convent Designs Chapel of ANTOINETTE Kiss Peace By TOMANELLI features inverted Gothic arches and is styled on RIDGEFIELD Two curved lines. artists —one from "Everything else is dona in North Jersey, the other a French Canadian straight lines," Father Jocham noted, "so the have combined talents to unusual altar stands out." A stainless steel produce some really canopy Woke World art work for the new convent chapel at St. Mat- once again gives the illusion of height. thew's parish here. Father Jocham described the tabernacle as By JOSEPH A. BREIG The North artist "low" and Jersey is Jersey City-born "squat" but "quite large for a con- Edward F. vent tabernacle." Rev. Jocham, a curate at the Of stainless it has parish, steel, a John the Good left to all human of will who Pope beings good was graduated from the Parson’s School design of five loaves and two fishes superim- his successor and to us a spir- of and in his very great encyclical, Design did post-graduate art with posed in brass on the door. study itual so that the heritage great we Pacem in Terris (Peace New York School of Fine Since conventional on and Applied Art vestments would have to are only beginning see its Earth). in France and He did looked Italy. the actual design- out-of-keeping in the chapel setting, Fath- magnitude. Because of him, The greatness of Pacem in er Jocham a set. designed They are extremely the world is closer to The French unity Terris lies in its no- Canadian is Bernard simple in loose and mainly Monna, design, are very are com- and stable than at peace any ble simplicity. In words that whose work Father Jocham first pletely devoid of liturgical spotted during symbols, except,for time in centuries many anyone can understand, John a visit to Canada last summer. a cross on the stole. The material is coarse like st perhaps even any time the Good, as head and teach- since the coming of Christ OUTWARDLY to er the convent follows a conven- of the Church, speaking in earth. tional modern design, an the name of God-in-Christ, sa- unpretentious two- story-with-basement John XXIII disarmed psy- and structure faced in buff luted, more generously brick. chologically a world It can accommodate 12 Sisters which, than it ever before (the par- winningly ish school for the first time in is staffed by the Sisters of Charity). history, had been saluted, the glorious It is the was armed with such chapel which breaks with convention. power dignity of mankind. as to be able to exterminate Father Jocham describes With the kiss of this the chapel in peace, itself. He turned the nations two “devotional" and among men and Popes words, "modern.” It is prince from also beautiful in sway a fatalistic, zom- awakened the achieving a certain in sleeping prin- unity bie like march design and color. of death by cess of humanity so that she that they The walls done reminding men are awoke and realized her are in rough plaster, with own the not automatons, but of knew wall behind the constructed of beings splendor. Suddenly we sanctuary free will. used brick. that it really is Slate was used for the possible to sanctuary The chief Instruments which floor and walnut for the make a world in which we bench-type pews. can made John The to possible XXIII's live happily. ceiling rises a mere 8-1/2 feet so marvelous achievements has been were "everything designed to create the THE EARTH can be the his own lovable and idea of Father CHAPEL the goodness space,” Jocham ART-In con- Home and Hearth of Man- explained. his ecumenical council. He in the room vent cho at St. Everything is off-center pel Matthew's, kind. if we will build with including will stand forever elec- the attar. as an The pews are close to the windows Fa- God. Ridgefield, designed by The is ours in trifying example of what a blueprint with a wide main aisle the ther on left. Jocham, one of the Pacem in Terris. tingle soul filled with faith, art follows The truth, said Christ, will THE STATIONS of the parish priests, a- hope and can cross, the crucifix charity accom- set snd in Pacem simple, primitive in- of the fact that us free; in hanging over the altar, and a style plish; simple Holy Family Terris the truth about the statue tended to holiness is a of irresis- group are Monna’s work. The emphasise religi- fqrce stations, and the tible greatness rights of out the left wall, done ous Fa- power strung on are in prim- meanings. Above, men and women is set forth worked in terracotta ther Jocham the itive-style, and ceramic. explains AS TIIE FIRST requisite for in fullness and with feature of clarity, They a variety of colors, but stations the cross; of left, predom- the unity of humanity, John all the authority and all the inate in blues, oranges, and whites. Sister browns a prays before the created Christian unitym- strength of the Church for its Father Jocham remarked about Monna'* aftar concrete table which is love. He did defense and so by believing warrant. This is work: “His art conceives of things with a child- to in placed immediately focus the integrity of the indivi- John the Good's legacy to *ll like simplicity thus . . . and his artwork comes the attention of the visitor. dual conscience, and by acting hu fcllowmen whom he loved through with a validity. Everything is almost that upon belief. Out of hi* so greatly. understated. . .” he' spoke to the goodness, Finally, this man who waa The expressive: figures are the women of Islander Monks goodness in others: the re- and humble, and yet Jerusalem in the simple eighth station, for example, sults were miraculous a thinker and have hands great a poet of raised to their cheeks Make or covering Perfume At the heart of all goodness love of God and man, com- u'e‘r mouths to , express their grief. Sister U humility. John the Hum- pletely won the heart of Eleanor CALDEY ISLAND. Wales the Gertrude spoke of its effect: “There ble saw that the first in monk's cloth, but (RXS) A stop world by dying the death of a is much feeling in the is actuatly pure silk. group of Cis- stations . . . No matter a successful Father tercian appeal to others saint, offering hu life and his bow feel Jocham also the chalice monks on this is- you you can get out of U." designed tiny something is self-correction He called his fesrful sufferings for and ciborium. A gold land off the man- The right wall of the simple cross on the coast of Wiles chapel features a enam- world council of el base of themselves Bishops to re- kind, for peace, for the series of 14 stained each is the only ornamentation, support by making glass windows, extending form and renew the Church, Church and for Christian uni- perfume marketed in from floor-to-ceiling. reds, the Blues, purples and FATHER JOCHAMartistic removing from the human hand is visible workl of high fashion ty gold work out in symbolism the theme of side Sis in the other of the of it, as far as For room* convent. He chose A monk interviewed here humanly the first time since God ters in adoration. re- The fleur-de-lis the Italian Provincial possible, every suggests furniture in the and cently said spot and wrm- said “Let us make to our Blessed parlors his order began man Mother; the Chi Rho, kle Christ; keys, St. community room. And it was he who image and ransacked making perfume at first by likeness,” the hu- Peter; the stigmata, St. Francis of Assisi. New Because York City to find the gas fixtures heather he humbled him- man knelt at the bed- light tor distilling and gorse family the refectory. the self. he was loved by the of from island Now, he side a dying member, a fa- BIT IT IS the altar said, which fixes the of But other and eye the is the best the monks have Christians; swiftly ther and brother. Modern the chapel example not Over feet the altar only developed worshipers. eight long, of his but of bow to make ambitious there spread through Christen- communications made talent, art meaning more formula* and it pos- poured concrete with a walnut top It fu! in the dom the realization that much service of religion. the perfume is widely sold sible. And in those terrible Christian disagreement was and wonderful hours, the seed CALDEY Old Norse for mare apparent than real, and of Still a spiritual unity of all peo- Msgr. Cold Island lor was due to talking at Knappek Busy is known its cross- ples was sown. in past as well aa tor iU per- purposes theological terms fume that meant different things to Old? Sandy bay* surround the is- different people. Golden land. Day Growing 86 On# of them Jones Ignore It, THIS WAS BEGUN the Says Jubilarian, take* Ohio (NC) Bay its name from LAKEWOOD. reunion. By ANNE MAE BUCKLEY John Paul the process af Christian Mr and Mr*. Jones, ISth cen Edward But John the Good's heart turjr teaman who became the Anderson marked their S6th NEWARK Sixty years is was set the brotherhood first great hero of the US. upon wedding in St. a short time if anniversary very you of all men under Navy God. Haring James Church have been "very by renewing always embraced the other Chris- "lie used to put in at the their marriage vows —and busy.” This was the observa- tian*. he embraced the Jews, bey tor water and other then Anderson received his tion of Msgr. Paul G. Knappek, sup- pUee." the and received a wonderful re First who is mock said “Some Communioa. He was M and onthe threshold believe that Then, in hu thu is hu burial spouse crowning baptized the previous day. of his 60th anniversary as a place ” official act, he reached out to priest. He had Just finished cele- ‘Twin’ Diocese brating morning Mass as he made the observation, and he LA ROCHELLE. France was breakfasting on oatmeal (NC) The La Rochelle Di> and a soft-boiled egg. cheese et-*e ha* adopted a missionary and Polish meat. He didn't See in Peru a* its ' twin.” TheAdvocate seem to mind being inter- promising both spiritual and reporter’s rupted by a ques- material aid 9 tions. Nor June 27. 1963 by the rectory telephone which ho kept hopping up to answer. Msgr. Knappek is still “very busy.” TUERE IS, for example, his Savings 5:30 a.m. Mass. There are the weddings and funerals of St. deposited by Casimir's parish, at all of

which be officiates. There are confessions to be beard, and two sermons in English and Polish each Sunday. Msgr. Knappek is not one to believe in abdication of functions be- of tenure of cause age or office.

Then, of course, there are the visits to the sick; visits

made on foot he never

drives or takes a bus. During his daily five-mile walk from

the heart of the Ironbound section of Newark he drops in at St. Michael’s Hospital, or Beth 60 YEARS A PRIEST-Msgr. Knappek, about to celebrate or Even Israel, Presbyterian. his of diamond jubilee lists as the In snowstorms. ordination, "greatest of consolations" his priesthood the cooperation of his as- As he walks he carries a sistant and the priests encouragement of his cane with a head of Irish horn Bishops. Here his three assistants-at St. Casimir’s around and the engraved name and gather his choir with their warm from Rev. address of its former owner, congratulations: left. John l. Rev. the late Archbishop Thomas Papocki, Raymond G. Truchan and Rev. J. Walsh. Henry J. Wojtowicz. Himself MSGR. KNAPPEK has been a native of Poland hood in the Uni- Jagiellonian briefly in St. New- of Casimir’s though at the time of his birth Stanislaus. tation. He was also a p-istor St. for 51 He was ordained special versity. in St. in Silesia that ark; Adalbert's. Elisabeth, for the Matrimonial years, having built it from a Upper territory Cracow judge July 3, 1903. and St. earn under German Anthony's, Jersey City. Court and is of The interest from Ist old with was rule His first a trustee July three-year parish a assignment was Then in November, he to Us Msgr. Knappek is about 1906, Advocate. single building, present happy among in polish Immigrants was named of St. the assimilation of the Poles pastor proportions which include a Westphalia, Only once did he return Germany, but Stephen's parish. to Open your insured account at the Trust church 28-class- into the U.S. one Passaic, Hudson Office most to seat 1,600, a culture, after six months, he Europe in 1927. He remem- was re- where in four he built and sympton of which is the de- years a convenient room school, a convent a called by his for fur- bers vividly his audience with for you, and ask about the and superiors church, vent and saving-by-mail The he clining in St. school, coo rectory. plant, points membership ther study at I’ope Plus XI: "He stopped be- drive-in teller Casimir’s. Innsbruck, rectory. facilities. out has been debtless Austria. In fore he let kiss his happily, November, 1906, at me; me In 1912 he was sent to St. state 1948, and this "without a He hand. .You explains: "Formerly the the invitation of the . Bishop of Casimir’s know, everybody and proceeded to single game of Bingo. . people slways had in mind I look like the Omaha. Neb., he sailed for says him." And in- S*t'« where the get one-stop service for ALL needs that desire duplicate feat, beginning you your Msgr. Knappek reasons to return to Poland. America. deed. the of Pius which with the addition photo who of a third are eager to con- That was after the first World But two in St. Casimir's people only days out. hangs rectory a story to the combination tribute toward their de- War. Now parish they want to stay shipwreck which have among a clutter of might church-school keepsakes have fine here. Poland building. serve to a one. will never be recalled to the of a does bear young priest half-century a Msgr. Knappek figures St. A man who has been en- free as long as Bolshevik dom- the trials to HUDSON of his striking the TRUST Apostolic Casimir’s was the resemblance trusted with many tasks of re- ination continues. The Polish forced only parish venerable namesake, his return to personage who pre- in the U.S. that sponsibility in the archdiocese, people here will be was absorbed Cracow. The liner Kaiser Wll- sides there. constructed War he the of a into the American helm der during World regards building population." Grease, with Father said it I— and it Msgr. Knappek reels physically and spiri- wasn't easy to ob- COMPANY parish collided Knappek aboard, with natural” to be celebrat- BORN MAY tain the necessary "very tually —as easily the crown 1, 1877. in an permits. English ship; eight people But his diamond as for the church ing jubilee a of bis career. On June Myslowice, Upper Father ground new priestly Silesia, were killed, since he UNION CITY Knappek was broken in 1917 and priest, “always in the church be his Msgr. Knappek was the third was late It 29, built, uninjured. wanted to be a far of was completed in priest” as will honor him on his 13 children of Theophilus On March 12, June, 1920. ♦Bergenllne it 32nd people he sailed back he remember. 1907, The church as can But Knappek, a railroad cost 1180,000, he diamond jubilee. official, again, and after a in year he said he sometimes forgets at 48th • Summit Bth and his recalls. "Today it would be ’Broadway at wife, Mary. Only ho came to the Omaha, Diocese million.” how he is and says "76" ST. CASIMIR’S was founded and brother In over $2 old a his 70s sur- of Newark at the invitation of instead of 86. We assured him to minister to the the latter Polish-speak- vive, living in John J. O’Connor. Bishop WHILE HE BUILT his he could pass. And asked HOBOKEN ing people of the Ironbound Poland. par- we ish and Its "How come?" section and wide be- plant formed paro- him, A a area After German a public HE ALREADY Ger- chial life with •Washington at 14th e Newark at Hudson spoke the foundation "You it. "In the school yond beginning education and Csech just forget yourself,” gradua- man, Polish, and Slo- of its there were some fam- tion from the organisations, Msgr. •». Sgnfidei. ZXSMUXLtosm. - ♦Drive-in Banking 4,000 Vincentian Fath- vak. He proceeded to teach served recalls. Knappek oS the dio- ilies,” Msgr. Knappek ers college in Cracow, he be- himself any afTment, forget you are English by reading the cesan commissions for Mambor Moral Insurance "Now there are about 900.” his schools, growing old. Trust in God and Deposit Corporation gan studies the priest- New York Times. He w Jg»r served and parish and convent visi- ask for His fcelp. That's all.” 10 THE ADVOCATE June 27, 1963 * * THE ADVOCATE RESORT SECTION YOUR GUIDE TO RELAXATION & RECREATION

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®* ™* AtACMFItONT AT - r> Ha Orua Air*., Acra N. Y. jrn Wildaroud trait. H 1 L . I D Y W I L E CONNECTICUT warn s T.l mu Tmc Palm Bcach I r'-~ :=r MM s «Z2S ,^L NEWHma i m Pt. ■laranaa, Ml. Pecane. Pa. ’SiTOC 5= LOCATCO IN •(AWT11 TaL Til (araa cede) ui nii •* SAV NSW “Taka KKaay" moderateroot Vac Uaaa Per ratM HSAO, JaSSS. a 7100 ATLANTIC AV*. A» Palh aojoii atMYRTLE RO. kmarlraa raauly Typa Saaort a* Bcacn, WILDWOOD CREST. NEW JERSEY ckahfrtf Ih.oulbrul iha rrara Na 1100 Goad load, load bode. (nod company. WAKE ROBIN Edwarm • INN oiricut on wotioi uniu >J Took. Wa attar a R.C. Cttwm amity etyto meal* Naar rburchee. uacm MOHICAN * FORGET-ME-NOT atoraa. lama aporta aa pr. LAKIVILLI I. CONN. nowoit, moot modern molol. Largstl. tnaalc (non SO wmkir. BTTtkOtt Ciarraa. (uardad With up A p . «Y Vlala furnlthsd. TV A CARROLL LODGE Pktt. Oaly JV* Hr*. N.V.C. Boaulilully room con- HOTIl TW *>*>!. deck. RSSSSVATIONti fk. JttJl ooui U»u I oun ipnfU. mutlc. Madteaa Ava. Vac* trolled Larioet pool (hooted) H CUDANV TILTON. Mew City 1 dMkloua mooli dotlr. Horn* Fn F«r*W-Ate-Net 11 OawMar. rockuu Kimwcov, wmcm I isti Staton ona ter kiddies, tool Free botulltiil parklno. WHdweed ’»M>aaaaaaawaaaa«>»»»«„, MU 14*11 A tukiaa WMaar roooti Me. Aenn. VERMONT Cratt, n. J, < Brikihiit i l.rw CofTee shop. Owner For (older Palh tLowl M(t. A Romn A Baud Him Hi molnkout A now maul rma. Heo Beacm. CaaAUf and Rak ctlloa*—ttt*i« HNi teservetions write, ph. 609 922 wTtu. M 6939. *?*• «>»t HI* I4«4l vacatton aaa* (or yoaaa aa4 old vcmicmccc, conrotti pit K*». VALLEY lollin’ (kodara wnitt. ait arlik ctiaimc * VIEW FARM ms. 1". >1 pirlfl Ilia airy I'lL..**? koaMuMtiri lacia raoma. 1HIK b»tl>. TV SM condihonin* I fall home ’AMO MUCH MOMl ■SSJZI av optional Ilf,- rooaad meala dally, epactoua FMCCOOM — M. Si CATS*III. H. Y. M01 NMIW cioncy aniUbla, frta oaikinf. bar A (rill. TV. daartaa A A lokeakere I atari towoom iMClsu* llnni apartinanii » Locotod ImN t loot lo VIFfaaa lnr»c*«. [icilWaf Irnmir T lt« tko batch and TU. SHANSI 14714 Mt MLCASAM1 Coif, Swimming, Tonnii, Plan, ha- •osrdwala. • lilt AC* IlltiVII!h Naai all acttyity, Otaon l.th.ni Merem Mtro}, r« itil tad fun mod on t ital lam, lull too tor ned anlartolnmanl. Dancing, L Wily a (topi aaai. rtHl. loioar or BVNNOitNO AT VI i | call JULY AUGUST •< A Or.ua Aa.nu. ter I M M Wholftomt matit. Madam iwlmikd IM44 SPECIAL »U.toy H ,h PM* *t. a raaca Cocktail arid (DIM Oldll L0W000 CB«»T. “ ‘ tAlldraa I pool. Sail iwarby. Salta MSi motal lounge. Catholic Chapol NIW iiailV a* la year., IIS. I la II m. HauliaJU? MO. “Open all ytar* HOOCCT COCT. HMM roomi. Ur, —n«r Anlmmltu uool l; W. II l« II yra. Bi. II yra. A arae unit* IunAH 300 yardt. Air — ■ w rand Haalad. TV®,"milk /£! fall raM ' Minimum May 4 Dare. FOR Cotfiollc Churrt Immie chair*. THE WILDWOODS THI RITINIO AT Weekly lotoi, $37 to $73 aach. Adloinmi Adjat.nl la r-etaorant.raalauranl EUROPEAN PUN MTU ON REQUEST ModeU ratu. CatakW awmUar MAdlaaa |.«M4 Include aacallont A MAC A. CHAMiUUN, Wrtu. Ph. food mang, 0.n.i-M(r or itooi Th« Writs pMne Dn 5?? 7701 Palm Bbaoh Tol.i (Atm la N MIN far TELL THE Horn fano I*, for Color foltfar Cod* XU M.Y.C., un ar HY Opo*t TMUItlUC IFASON S'"”" -»■ v~ arrfto! I. f. Quinlan, MtnlMt l-MOt >7 Manager Fom Tel. Mil fO-mO ADVERTISERS race « KSI3IHIUK PINE lake lamoaoan 14, Vermont GROVE HOUSE BNOCHUNI A r.t Catumblna A Atlantia ARLINGTON Beechaide PUKUIW lr N. Y, Tal MAdlaaa 14111 *» WMoaN Croat, Nan Jarsty WMI WILDWOOD THAT NATCt, i Madara raaart Motel bathe YOU SAW LAKESIDE Masneka Awl at Ocean, WlMwssd, vnaai, nu com imm a l miakfast aril* private FARM CAVE HILL N. J. Motal and water la aU efficiency un Ruaalad raoma.Illterad awlm Palh Bcacn private PaUu. NaUitemi hart roomo and attlclanclaa. S haatad F Uka *1. Hydarn bedroom. Heated Catherine. Walk. Varment TV Louaae. Few (eat Pool ♦•■it to beach. FOLDKR Air eond. Haalad. TV. patio condition. Heated, ■,<.• * » maal cnttnr. THEIR 2J5 Sunn ice lien . . aervlce. froo CMldran'a AD Free parkin*. For taupjra IN •<*» .*•» P*"** k formation: [round. Tannla. ahufliaboard. 533 ~ wire, room. Dollctoua food write, pti. 6C ,Palh Bcacn. maid aarvloa. Proa parking. For ■URROPION PLAN AVAILABLE Dial MarahaM, Owner Ph. rktot, alo. . . (SOS) 322 *l7/. . M*t. imt >il Mil ADdLAIDI A cut WINZ THE ADVOCATE June Mission Aid Society 27, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 11 Mission Veteran Gives Away Has No Reserve Fund ParishPlant, Starts Over

NEW ORLEANS (NC) - A a church, schoolhouse and rec- The Society for the Prepa- Veteran missioner disclosed tory —and cost $4O to build. ration of the Faith has no here he has left $BO,OOO capital for the an Father Julhes and a lay on which to draw. No Society Propagation pariah he built in teacher he has hired teach in money is set aside for Invest- plant Guaya- of the for Faith quil. Ecuador, four the school house. ment; the needs of the newly onc-room hungry recruited U. S. Archdiocese missionaries He stopped here enroute to so exceed the revenue that all of Newark; and on alms pushed across a river Boston to meet Richard Car- are given to the im- Most poor Rav. Martin W. Stanton. S.T.D. * to a land of swamps and de- dinal Cushing of Boston, who mediately. Rev. John F. Very Msgr. Davis solation. founded the Out of So- 4TI urgent requests 31 Missionary Mulberry St.. N. J. Phone (33-S3M. Rev. Newark 3, Enrique Julhes, work- of St. James four to the Father last ciety year* Holy year Hours: • a.m. to 3 Dally, p.m.; Saturday. 8 s.m. to 13. ing alone as a in to aid the Church in Latin for aid to missionary, ago robqikl hospitals or Diocese of Paterson: 13 years built a concrete America. colonies leper destroyed oy Rl. Rev. William F. Louts church fires Msgr. seating 700, a and storms, only 367 U DeQrasse Paterson 1. N. J. Phone school for 600 could be St. ARmory 4-0406 CATECHIST parochial stu- Britons Give honored. WORKSHOP-The notional affico of tho of Chrlitlan Doctrine Money Hours; • Confraternity dent* and Save Dally, a.m. to 3 p.m.: Saturday, • a.m. to 13. held a priest's residence your money from a Catholic 10-day workshop at University, Juno 13-24, attended five In For NCWC Donations to lb* tor tbs of tbo by Religious Guayaquil. When he learned Program wasted Sotialy Propagation the being by investing it from Archdiocese of Newark. Shown with Sister Rose Faith intomt above Veronica, of the that four mis- LONDON (NC) - The Ox- in the art lax daductibla. M.S.B.T., inexperienced unsalaried but not the of the motherhause Trinitarians In and sionaries from the ford Committee for Famine Philadelphia, left, Msgr. Roger A. U. S. were unpaid for the missionaries Reynolds, archdiocesan director of the second from Rev. DePaul to Ecuador Relief British will CCD, left, are coming through (OXFAM), a be paid out of the treas- Genska, O.F.M., once the of St. East the non-dcnominalional in things of other 1 can help these leo's. Paterson; Sister Louise Clare of Convent; Sister Helen Missionary Society of Sr. group for ures of heaven. help people. Bruno, M.P.F., of to men; that we never become Please be co-workers." Our of libera. West New Sister James, he moved across the aid developing countries, my lady York; Serafina, M.P.F., of Villa Walsh, and Sister the murderers of other river. has announced that it has sent Smuggled Book peo- Regina Celeste, M.S.B.T., of St. Michael's Cenacle, Newark. House of Refuge He said $80,400 to the U.S. ple's freedom." These words that the oppressive Catholic Re- Testimonyto Faith heat, lief were written in Siberia. The Run Sisters mosquitoes and sub- Scrvices.NCWC. "We have by In Vietnam lost the treasure authors were a Lithu- standard living conditions group of Sister Vincent, C.S.N., Carmelite Priest of treasures freedom. too We anian In Soviet-forced would be hard on the girls a writes from the House of new pray to win it Returns to you, again for labor camp. priests, ao he surrendered his Peru in Kerala State, South us Refuge and teach us to parish to This prayer is part plant them get ENGLEWOOD - Rev. Ber- appreciate, moving of the work her help love and defend India, con- it; help us to of a handwritten booklet Questions Pro-Catholic acclaimatcd to the new life. trand Malone, O.Carm., for- gregation is for defeat doing girls. Charges Father slavery in ourselves; out of the Soviet Julhes is starting merly of left this smuggled are Teancck, "Our institutions open to that not REV. PATRICK S.S.C. from among us may appear Union three years ago a By O’CONNOR, again scratch in a alum week for his by non Catholics and Hindus as missionary post any area across a servility, accusations, released prisoner. The Vatican SAIGON. Cath the resistance to with officials river from in Peru after a six-month visit weii.' she writes, "and so wv Vietnam—Do strongest to obtain favors vengeance, Ills new in hatred, interfer- City newspaper Osservatore olics enjoy unlair advantages communism, whether in the such as the Guayaquil. residence this country to recruit Papal are able to make some conver- use of government Is a 12-by-30 foot raised Romano reprinted the in the of Vietnam, of field of ideas or battle. trucks to haul bam- Volunteers and raise funds lor prayer sions every Republic in building mate- year." boo as evidence that Catholic which Ngo dmh Diem, a Cath- more rial structure, which serves as his mission. The House of Refuge has When Uun 800,000 peo olic, is President 7 serenity in the face of made the sacrifice o( Buddhists have to Visit 313 inmates at present includ- pie . received Bishop persecution is "not different Catholics are estimated at leaving the north in 1834-35, similar favors when ing "fresh Magdalens taken building 1.4 from that of pagan times." about million In South Viet- rather than five under com- or repairing ALBERT St. Ann’s Polish from the street," Sister Vin- pagodas. But H. HOPPER, Inc. nam, about 10', of uic popula- only about 200,000 of some Catholic cent There is also munism, ecclesiastics ' Mission Priest explains. a MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS WY 1-2266-67 tion. them were nonCatholics. Thus seem to have Bishop Stanton will make home with 87 children in resi- gone too far and »oarf (Oppotita behalf In Denmark There are 17 cabinet minis- least three Catholics to Sot too much. Holy Croti) No Arl.ngion an appeal on of the Post dence. at These are fa- ters. Five of them Catho- Society for the From the Osarks Den- A school, are every one mmCatholic felt vor* given to individ- Propagation to primary a weav- locally BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER lics is of the Faith on June 30 mark! Rev, The vice president not strongly enough about com- ual*. They at Kari Smecnk, ing school and an embroidery represent no gov- a Catholic St. Ann's Polish 0.M.1.. a former munism to leave his home and eminent program! and Church, profesaor at school are conducted by the no general benefit Jersey A. land and run the risks to the SAVE UP TO City, Msgr John Our Lady of the Otarks Col- Sisters, "all unaided by the great Church as a 30% THERE ARE 18 generals in Karolewski, pastor. of fleeing south. - whole but rather lege. now In western Den- government" they stale. A an embar- the Vietnamese armed forces too too* wfcy Albon H. Hoppoi h tKo laryaol Stanton thanks mark. writes that he took Home Science ia rassment. 4 Bishop College being naovfaotony #4 Mmwli ui Now J.rwr Three of them are Catholics THE GOVERNMENT of over a little this Msgr. Karolewski and perish last Octo- started month Buddhists do not form the one of the four Vietnam u not a Catholic • Wo Only corps gov- OO to tot ivOooio ■ * Too con Intpoit iVo niotilal other pastors of the arch- ber. "There are here now 105 Sis- great of the ernment but which majority popula- •» commanders is Catholic. ooe in •»>«« »p to hr wam« kon ot work diocese for "Here in he writes, ters. 213 inmates tn Lbs House tion rnfittut making these Viborg.** Awort to tka Of the 14 high-ranking off 1- Catholic* Uke part They are fntiioi. appeals "we have small bouse of and St children. All The • possible. 4 Refuge General Buddhist Ail Moot it 4aaa Nr bool Moot * at cerv-ui charge of particular not unanimous tn approval of Wo Won ow« plant a W*po that seats about 46. of these have to be fed and Association does not (vtton t Won chapel include canon at oof MO(k ol nw motonal branches such as the Air everything the government onoWWof Connected with the the college must be construct- the majority of the Buddhists pbat. yov oi kaan< chapel are does. aaw»| at to tomploio roar tkalto aa Force. Netry. Artillery. Engl o*o two rooms, where 1 live. To ed and equipped Some Am er- among its inscribed toilllf. neers Signal Corps. Marines, Decree number 10 of 1830 member*. help the 33 Catholics here Is ic* ns be iatereeted in may associations does etc . four are Catholics. on not‘in- only part of the job. for supporting one or another of According to a Vietnamese clude Cathofic or Rroteotant our the parish extends atl the way activities. Army chaplain. the proportion churches but neither does U to the West of this “We are against coast coun- fighting favors. of Catholics ut the rank and give them try severe odds as the coat of liv- armed Some and religious In Time Seed tile of the forces is coo priests of now a "I’p to priest esme ing tn India is daily increas- stder able higher than the Uke advantage of friendship for Mats sod instruction Sun- ing. Our work is very much Catholic proportion of the pop Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director days. Many of the children appreciated by everybody lo- illation WEEK-END RETREATS never had catechism. Some call) and the Apoatobc Nuncio in Use National Assembly the U hose are 13 has several careful and over years or more time* expressed FOR THE LAITY understanding service is in accord with number of Catholics is not and bare not received First his satisfaction with our WttUMO ooe deep known. It behevsd IMW A WITH the traditions is to be am of Holy Mother Church Holy Communion This is not work siderahiy more than 16*6 but For MEN, WOMEN, the fault of fanner prteeU It "I request earnestly some less than onc-haU our HUSRAND and WIFE is only that they had snore help for wort. The Sisters A# oi4i than they could handle. and the inmates will W* gladly WHERE CATHOLICS form HOOD FUNERAL HOME WIUJAM INC "1 am alone but not and for all SCHLEMM, lonely gratefully pray more than 10'» w? " BfKGfN Andrew W for 1 have found tv benefactors COUNTY Flood, Mgr. 539 BERGEN AVE. enough does | groups, (hat indicate as HJ tt is difficult So. Munn Avo. JERSEY N. SOCIETY Of keep me busy, to unfair advantage CITY. J. the faith alive with JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS Eo»t N. J. JOHN keep It is recognised Orange, J. only Establish Burse by the com- CARTY. THE DIVINE WORD one pneet for one terri- 232 FRANKLIN 4-4445 great munists as well at other Viet- AVENUE ORango MANAGER GIRARD. tory. We need MAHtof 2-3530 *??**?* P**- PA your prayers For Seminarians namese that Catholics of this RIOGIWOOO. N. J. HEndtnon 4-0411 and sacrifices. With your have Gilbert country always pul op 4-7650 COOEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE EARL P. BOSWORTH RIDGEFIELD PARK - The HIGH CORMLEY FUNERAL HOMI 69 STREET 311 WILLOW AVENUE Bishop O'Connor Central At of 335 UNION STREET ORANGE. N. J. HOBOKEN, N. J. NEW sembly, K C . will present SPOKESMEN OF MANY LANDS „ 4-7554 81.000 to Auxiliary SUa- "w ••■‘•rt**. I*u UiHU to ito HACKENSACK. NJ. ORartgo Oldfield 9-1455 Bishop M 4cr| wwtn wtu too at 11s U*4 June 37 meeting Nh toto XXIU tor all TU Hubbord 7-1010 Oldfield 9-1454 CARS aw a mtl HUELSENBtCX here to establish a burse for CLIFFORD H. REINECKI MEMORIAL HOME BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME the education of mi seminarians ito illiitot tortti toft Jrkti 1371 lUNKI ROAD HOB So. Avo. 41 through the for the Orange Highland Ave. FINANCED Society '»>«». m*m*i*4tor I* ik« Mi, •• the WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. N*worfc 6, N. J. N. Propagation of Faith. f•tdfxti hr torn* »m4*rf*| Jertey City, J. Korl The represent* the »llit» FRANCIS X. W. Charlet A. money *»i kfMikUM irtora tortu FAHEY, Hueltenbock Steven*. of the second kM '**< Director proceeds annual • Mi Per C“ ■■ | 7fl to • MM KM Monage* Manager past faithful navigator's din- Ito taph*»i**4. ftrmly 4r*p4to railing Tf 7-2332 ESte* 2-1600 DElaware 3-4444 ner and dance held last month Year **r»»4U. Uul kk amiitt rrrt Mi HOME COOEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE LAWRENCE G. QUINN There trill also be the »rrrl> fee Itot McOUADE FUNEftAL $ pres galh.r*4 Ikwt hta of a altar Vincent W. 77 PARK STREET FUNERAL HOME Per eolation portable fcrMttor. m mm far that itM Ora«| MtQuade and Mast kit to Rev. Casio Mmi 270 BROADWAY N. 298 ACADEMY ST. •»***«* *» »t Anwar*. ktrt to- MONTCLAIR, J. TU 4 Marrapese. P.1.M.E., of Oak- HJ) Mmm At lf«i Included all Hilltdole, N. J. Pilgrim 4-0005 (at Bergen Square) $lOO land. in memory of Charles radio Lari* rtoM NOflh JERSEY to tot bran »tn 4-5699 CITY. N. J. L. Bauberger GEORGE AHR ft SON kMton tti lands «f to* Nfu SW 8-8114 . . *k *** 'Mbtl irtilltoat tti THOMAS J. DIFFILY kttrtlltl rite* Nft Jtkt 700 NYE AVENUE UP TO 36 MONTHS RIEMAN TO PAY •• *■**• “I *«»ri by all Mr 41 AMES AVENUE FUNERAL HOME on Retreat vat indeed a IRVINGTON. N. J. knights pewddoiUl r.tro. me CATMOUC 1914 NEW YORK (Your Auto Insurance May Be Includes!) NEAR EAST WEL- RUTHERFORD, N. J. ES»e* 3-1020 AVENUE HARRISON - FAU AViIX l Our l-ady of ATION. Tbooth oAU atirt lb* tally direct la- WEbtter 9-0098 UNION CITY. N. J. ration Grace Council. K of C., will apt to Ikr Holy laibrr al all Uatt, «u MiatluUtt REZEM UNIon FUNERAL HOME 7-4747 hold its annual retreat at San k * *• HENNESSEY ■*•*» XXIII to a special very prrtonal war. 579 Alfonso Retreat Grovo LEBER House, West u *****ry •' ** FUNERAL HOMI Str»«i HOME »•« prayer* and (uilawi tolp far FUNERAL End. June 28-30. **r **rt U*' N. J. with about - atalailM 232 Irvington. 20th ST. & Un ■rtaatoaartoa. children, refugees. KIPP AVENUE HUDSON BIVD. 23 members “* ES.e* 2-8700 attending. *•**•'**•*■ »"*• abandoned of Near UNION East laadt it HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. CITY, N J. krlp to toalltp Pop* John* aftrepeated latl petition, Allot 8-1362 UNIon 3-1100 m ••■■*« anaai rtaf" STANTON FUNERAL HOME 661 FRANKLIN TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE AVENUE FROM BETHLEHEM Life CONVENT. Mukkattukara. la Kerala, Family MAYWOOD - BOGOTA NUTLEY. N. J. INDIA, Slater Emmerthina MORRIS arltrt "Dear Monilgnor Plrti* COUNTY LITTLE NOrth 7-3131 excuse m* (or FERRY troubling you. I am **ry much worned eas-cANa sea rua about tneaeao our HUbbard Cr orphanage. Some of tha children 7-3050 —^ . . have coughi and MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME JSJL- fevrra but have SCANLAN I to pack them all la tha same So - room l VOLK 102 FUNERAL HOMES FLEMING FUNERAL ’Si frar theae Infectioni AVENUE HOMES Used Cars at ,iif will rpread. My Sutrn Also Financed Low Rates are wandering, TE beoma (or TEANECKi 6-0202 NEWARK. N. J. 781 Newark money, but they get Pompton nothing . . . $4,000 u Deeded Tplt. for HU 9-2202 AM Oraaea. Su eonitnirtion of anew BOGOTA) MArket 3-0514 HUDSON i’.ij-wws Jaap,. orphanage, but the roovent li already Pompton Plaint, N. J. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK In debt. And the people her* TE err moatly day workers—masons, 5-4154 JOHN F. MURPHY JERSEY CITY carpenter*, imall aalarfca SH mussanowiss coolie*—drawing and ilruiglini hard asraaATS 480 SANFORD 2-4433 tet. s-imi 01 s-nn» to earn tbelr dally bread One* ESSEX AVENUE sr . afatn the COUNTY BAYONNE , . 1 com* to door WEEHAWKEN l of your kind heart Wa do N. J. V . not know to whom rla* to appeal NEWARK, HOBOKEN W# NORTH BIROEN hop* to In a ESmx . . find you lotrln« father, a friend In MURRAY 3-6053 M need PASSAIC UNION All - Camaal. OaklaaS COUNTY CITY OUTTENBBRO I*aa and a benefactor to SL Orphanage." ssaa. I«! iso -a ha I klary'. We need add SERVICE FUNERAL JOHN Waaaa rf Hatraat. Blackauod nothin* to this moving J. QUINN appeal Surely many'of ready yon are MICHAEL J. to re*pond. MURRAY. Any amount of b«lp will be welcome.’ FUNERAL HOME HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME 01rector 323-329 PARK AVENUE 171 WASHINGTON PLACE RKLOYLD DISCIPLK 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE ORANGE, N. J. PASSAIC, APOSTLE OF THE SACKED HEART N. J. Students to to whoa June la dedt- BLOOMFIELD, NJ. Help Become Priests ? 0348 PRetcott 7-0141 ealed. was St John. Edward ORange the Caafruor of England lo«ed FI 3-2527 ttoa aalnl dearly . Coming one day Don Mata. OORNY . Edward met KIERNAN FUNERAL 8 GORNY $l.OO A STUDENT ONE DAY MURFHY HOME WILL MAINTAIN FOR a pilgrim aaklng help. The King FUNERAL HOMI gave the atranger hla ring . . . * 101 UNION MORTUARY Twenty-four lator. In AVENUE WILL HELP HIM year* I$M, two Engtlik knlghta In th* , DIRECTORS . YOU ALONG? 519 MARSHALL HOLT LAND were acroated Ihla ORACE BELLEVILLE. N. J. STREET by aamr pilgrim, who told them MURFHY N. »to»T *f King Edward’s PATERSON, J. JX* ring and naked them to retnra H WIUIAM T. NEELY Plymouth 9-3503 to the monarch, with the prophecy that MUlberry 4-5400 Edward would town dl* 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE and to FRANK McGEE In our Divine Word Seminaries in go Heaven The myitertoo* tell* Indio, Philippine! ... pilgrim, history GORMLEY us, N. J. 525 FUNERAL HOME waa St John! Today NEWARK. SUMMER In the HOLT LAND are needy pilgrims AVENUE and wa have a number of student! 3 2600 154 Japan, preparing •fa very different hind—over HUmboldt N. WASHINGTON PLACE ■ million PALESTINE REE- NEWARK, J. I N. for the CjI.ES treking our for food, shelter PASSAIC, J. priesthood. MANY ARE VERY POOR and need help and clothinc during OORNY « CORNY HUmboldt 2-2222 PRetcott tojourn ...A sls rOOD PACKAGE 9-3183 financial help to continue their studies. MORTUARY will feed a family for a month . . . A $2 BLANKET wIU keep 303 MAIN HOME •ff night-time STREET QUINLAN FUNERAL ehlll . King . Edward gav* hit ring . what 27-29 H*. TIAR OFF will your gift he? EAST ORANGE. N. J. HUDSON COUNTY HARDING AVENUE ORange 2-2414 CLIFTON, N. J. The DeerFathers parent* of Angelo Roncalll aaertfleed much to send their l. V. HOWARD BRENNAN PRetcott 7-3002 promtilng eldcat MULLIN A SON J. son to achool to study for th* priesthood, but Enclosed find student many other prop]* wlahlng to 976 BROAD 6414 BERGENLINE $ for sponsoring e young dedicate their live* 10 STREET AVE. ar* m God not to fortunate We WEST NEW N. to the priesthood for . ... have the name* of many who NEWARK. N. J. YORK. J. COUNTY days. hope to study for th* UNION priesthood or becom* a Slater, but who MArkel 3-0660 UNIon 7-0373 cannot afford th* coat of preparation. The NAMI (rIMM coat ia $l5O for two PETER J. yeara for 1 Slatcr’a training; $lOO for QUINN WILLIAM INC. a year tlx yean for the SCHLEMM, MILLER-BANNWORTH seminarian. JACOB -r- THECKAPAR AM PI L and ZACCHARIAS Funeral Director 2200 HUDSON BLVD. FUNERAL HOME ELAYADATH of Poona, and 320 India, SISTER JUSTIN and SIS- BELLEVILLE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. TER 1055 EAST JERSEY ..lONS STATS—- TKSSY of the Carmelite Slaters In ST, Kothamanfalam, India, BLOOMFIELD. N. J. WILLIAM for example! SCHLEMM, N. Will you adopt ona of them? ELIZABETH, J. Pilgrim 8-1260 MANAGER MAIL TO ELlzabeth 2-4444 < UNIon 7-1000 OORNY A CORNY OORNY ft OORNY fml nearHst MORTUARY CDissionsj^j james a. McLaughlin MORTUARY REV. FATHER .>n«. MAN RALPH, CIS CANWNAI SPILLMAN, President 399 HOOVER AVE. 591 JERSEY AVENUE 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE Mvyr. Jeaeph T. Nyoo. Men S.V.D. Catholic Universities sM’r BLOOMFIELD, N. J. JERSEY N. J. CITY, ELIZABETH. N. J. Send ell HELP HIM TO REACH HIS GOAL aammaulatHana toi Pilgrim 3-8400 3-2266 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 N OLdfleJid Elizabeth 2-1413 Atof^™,OI,C *A * ,AST WUPAMI ASSOCIATION 410 ton Uxlnf Avt. at46th St,. New York 17, N. V. For tlrtlng In thh »octlon call Tho Advotot,, MArktf 4-0700 li 12 T E ADVOCATE June 27, 1963 Nine Jersey Women Receive Paterson One-Night Stand Earns $7,000 for Little Sisters Habit in New York Maryknoll women PATERSON About 40 years ago eight young held lawn party and raised about 1200 for the Little Sistera N.Y. - Nino a MARYKNOLL, Hope. She is a graduate of ters, the Maryknoll Sisters ac- North rccoivod of the Poor Home here. June 23 the same group increased Jersey women Holy Angels Academy. Fort cepted 94 novices and receiv- the habit of the and about 50 persons a check to the Little Maryknoll Lee, attended ed by presented |7,000 Dominican first vowa from 66 Sisters. Sisters and names in religion Sisters. College, Blauvelt, N. Y., for a at ceremonies- here June 24. year. Mrs. John Connolly of Ridgewood founded the Auxiliary John W. Bishop Comber, su- with a lawn party at the home of her mother. Mrs. John perior general of the JUDITH Mary- Laufer, Westfield, Summer Agnew. At first it was just a group of friend* who wanted to knoll at the is Sister Reina Sisters. the Fathers, presided now Maria. A help the Gradually parties enlarged so that for reception for 47 in the moth- graduate of the the had Holy Trinity High past seven years group has to engage the er house. she School, attended the Col- Mcadowbrook for its annual card party and fashion show. The new religious arc: lege of St. Elizabeth. Datebook WOMEN Theresa Adclgais Saddle THE meet once a month to plan the event. About Summit Jiiti 1,000 there this when Brook, is now Sister M. Karen Susan Maloney, Ridgewood, of women’t persons were year the record $7,000 was Patrick. A of St. is activities be submittal raised. graduate; now Sister Mary Susan. must Joseph's School of She from by The 65-member still includes the Hospital graduated Benedic- Monday at 10 *.iw. of the group living charter she attended Seton tine Nursing, Academy, Paterson, and uitb of publication tmleti members: Mrs. Charles F. Lynch, Paterson; Hazel Ryan. Pat- Hall University and worked attended Mrs. D. Fair Lawn; Arthur Ladycltff College. **'* here an early deadline. erson; Joseph Sweeney, and Mrs. at SL Joseph’s. Morris and Mrs. Thomas J. Brogan, Ridgewood. Mrs. Adolph DIANE Mulroy. THURSDAY, JUNE 27 Jersey City, Cardinal. and Marion Hennion of New York are CATHERINE Clark. New is St. Rose of IJma Montclair, now Sister Marie Joanna. Rosary, deceased. Providence, ts now Sister M. She worked Hanover THANK YOU -Sitter Loretta for Bell Tele- Rosary-Benedic- Agnes, director of volunteers Robert Catherine. She attend- phone after tion followed by at St. graduation from meeting. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, presented citations to ed St. Notre St. JUNE 26 13 volunteers for Mary's College, Aloysius High School. SATURDAY, Quote service. Included outstanding were (left Dame, for after Court CDA two years Joan Mury, Irvington. Is Loyola, Straw- to Peter Mead of Dance to Honor right) Eastside High School, 1,479 hours; To graduation from Oak Knoll. now Sister M. John Damien. berry noon, K of C the Week Study festival, Of of Central Betty Vigliano High 500 and Summit. She attended South Mrs. School, hours, Montclair State Hall, Orange; J. Henry Donahue, former freeholder and Father Mee Lewis Mrs. "Sickness is a mystery, assemblyman, Theresa Un- College after from Yesville, Rudolph Mary Fleming, graduation hours. For Blind Fiocca. chairmen. but the nurse must learn 1,000 ion City, is now Sister Archbishop Walfh High Mary School, SCOTCH PLAINS - The Ro- TUESDAY, JULY • to look at it with reverence Leah. She graduated from St. Irvington. ENGLEWOOD - Sister sary Society of Our Lady of The Theresians Luncheon- The ultimate reason for it Dominic attended Antoinette Peace Academy, Narducci, Boon- Blarie Annette and Sister M, Church. New Provi- card party. 12:30. is not only wise but good St. Peter’s and work- Spring Lake St. Volunteers College ton, is now Sister Marie St. Ann Patrice of the Sisters dence. will a dance Bath and Any training Joseph’s of sponsor Tennis that ed at McGraw-Hill Book Cos. Club, Spring program John. She is a of St. of Newark have at the Italian American graduate Mrs. Thomas can lead her this far will Joseph before Lake; F. Carlin. entering. Morris Catholic High School. been awarded scholarships Hall here June 29 for the Mrs. Edwin P. be her at least some by Sarah DenviUa. O’Rourke, giving benefit Mis- Ellen Hogan, Edge- the American Foundation for of the St. James chairmen. Proceeds to St. Pe- preparation, but a Catholic is Served water, now Sister Miriam At ceremonies in three center's 36,346 Hours the Blind for six weeks of sionary Society. College Fund. nursing school should take study at San Francisco State Guett of honor her one step farther." will be Rev. PATERSON Sister Lor- College. John Mee. a former curate at Was It should teach that sick- these volunteers, who put I Thinking... Agnes, etta volunteer director stide .Sister Marie Annette, a Our Lady of Peace, who haa ness on two his- personal demands upon grad "depends St at cited their time uate of Name served with the for the torical events two decisions Joseph's Hospital to give to others, Holy Hospital society 13 persons for School of has a B S past 2 1/2 years in the moun- of a free will, two thing* outstanding reporting In all kinds of Nursing, service In. 1963 weather from Seton Hall tains of Peru. He will return that didn't have to to fill commitments. University. Summer Turn hap- Her annual report showed An She is St. to the Jobs and idea of how much time Mr. presently at Joseph mission soon. sin the pen" original that 333 volunteers served 36.- Arienta Home and School for the reaction to original sin by and Mr. Donahue Blind. 346 hours. Top volunteers I**» be Jersey City. WfDOINO 0~4 MJNOAI DCSIONS^ which God gave Christ to ran gleaned when the were a truck driver, two hours are broken down Mr Sister Ann An,wti.r» Into Men the world M. Patrice hat a teenagers anil a former as- Arienta‘t but S > Vou 1906 Boys contn was 64 B a km from Seton Hall and 'To educate nurses semblyman. full weeks of service In a certificate to teach the blind WASHINGTON FLORIST By RUTH W. REILLY properly you need a good Ariente, ► | Anthony aRheingotd litUe more than two years. earned at Catholic L l*KOfpO'Ot*d theology course conducted employer, 2.3*2 hours University. gave in Mr Donahue . more School is out. .No green walls with dark has given 23 full She is at Rot- green o'er the as people with as much as presently Holy laundry, they by pro five years a member of the " teachers, no more books. 40-hour weeks [‘“HP*.0 Ttlrt Nratu. kj. . . deck The paint? greens won. talked and fossMoal competence Marian ary. Edgewater *. sang as they as Guild. Henry J. Dona- It's time to plan a summer worked those who teach biochem- hue. former *i semblyman OUR THREE MAN team and projects At our “ E. program "Want to see the color Ms?" istry *ev. Joseph and Passaic went to work, the younger two County Jail bouse, in addition to the foreman Rems, S.J.. of ordinary wanted to know. professor warden, served over 1000 with and im- jobs, bursting pride year-round as soon as The wall theology. Wheeling ( oUcge, hours portance They cleared the green was really in two years sine* re- school is out each child is re- West to brighter than 1 expected. "It's Virginia, Confer- covering from sn illness. rqoms out, even taking down to do at least anhour's ence of Catholic quired very nice." I told them, add- School, of Vlfjf nmaivn towel racks and futures After TWO If, ••work” of kind TEENS who n some on at- "It will wgten Narsing. Chicago. at to that cleaned the walls ing. probably home they become served days. Sometimes it is a with age." nurses over show/rooms down with a wire brush and hours real chore for them, 2.000 Peter Mead put You Bur W tfc* Sat* the . . . . especially Rrfort Ihffrrrncr . . Ih/frrenre on swept and the floor* THEY when their friends early mopped FINISHED the walU tn 1.479 hours, in Ibe come followtng Protutrtal anti for the job takes in the shower _ OultlanJinf "Preparing room first, Oak Runs footsteps of his mother who | ('ontrmporary Itnifni to call them to go out and and Ridge a time.” their older the For long put youngest work started a volunteer and play. the most part, to on as is brother told them, U’s "hut the floor. The dark now a aide whether the children fully green Two Dinners nurses' at SC Jo- important for very a good toned the walls down and seph's realise it or not. they "enjoy" the and when you start job, paint- effect was There is sense of pleasing to the eye. Betty Vigliano put tn V» working. a OAK RIDGE - The you just sad . fulfillment, of ing. along “Boy, this is fun. .** he hour. She had teen the tnude accomplish- Rosanani of St Thomas the Finally it was time to that open beamed, berk ad- of the hospital as a patient ment. goes with a job standing to Apostle here think b*g They the paint Each well done, be can* was mire his work have Sitter turrets Agor, tail it weeding, or planned a dinner dance a of and given supply perat The the hotpita! is "proud of ail cleaning the stove, or washing laundry room Is fairly foe two different nights. Aug began a different section 1 the and when the walls 1? and car. large were, Aug 24. at the Home enjoyed to them from listening finished two of the Alliance There are special jobs too. o 4 the boys set to Oak Ridge the kitchen, which is directly work on floor for which the older chil- the you The be only Yes. affair wtU run twite Unexcelled dren guessed it! One of them to . and that is qualify. give everyone a chance to painted ■ what are Paint- Set Retreats himself into a corner! we coming to. attend The theme will b* for QUALITY! is He looked around ing one of these "special" helplessly "Around the WocVt." and Arc him for a moment, and jobs, a a then job for men! For For Mid-Week orations and food will center two long time our 11 and 12 year- with big "tip toes” es- WEBCO on Alaska. Italy. Polynesia. it NEW from lux olds have itched get BRUNSWICK - The raped corner With to paint- Yugoslavia. Le SQUIRE” his Himgary. brushes in their Cenacle Retreat House here brush he touched up the hands They ha non. Poland. Sweden ami will hold mid retreats toespoU and then STEREO HI-FI ” have helped with- washing week (or laughed the v Cambean area. »nr umBW a rmua wmctu 1 > down school students and stu- along with the rest of TAPE walls before the job. and high us. RECORDER Theresa Kagursky and Lit »W> txna' Oaxa o* BWoc*>»d C**"> o> Anttou* u a m dent nurses. were a * cleaning up afterwards, and Tuesday morning There few *' Oariy lew splashes Uan Sand* are chairmen •«f top*. Out pnct axinkl Hug* 74“ jll even from the through Wednesday afternoon of floor paint on the wall r**i>*» ku *% W scraping pSunt and 42" 0*» M vrt Htatord windows after it has dried, but starting in September Con- on the washing machine, *>J a Cammed* ALL « RitClS M9S ...... >*” Re+®' with the actual tact can be made with Sister which taken JOJIRH »A2IAII. ttaa TUMI AttAMCtD never painting. were care of the Leader Named l ,OM A~ , MO Ellen lynch or Mother next All in , UAHD JT «*• Rtgney day. all. it is an ; SMINGFIILO A VC.. NWK.) \ . ONE at 8. ,I tyiO -at OF OUR first big pro- the Cenacle. excellent So good . Rs--* -TJ «n o*o'- -Op*" r.,1, hi} job' m fact, For Theresians r.«r, 9; Tun. 4 Sot t>U 6' this was to that jects year paint the painting of the cellar the basement laundry and Nun-Educator stairway and landing has keen PUEBLO Cok>-Mr* T I. shower rooms. "May we help put completely tn the hands of lnaet Jr of Westfield has been two paint this time,” these our two appointed New newly initiated paint- Jersey rrpre wanted "We'll Gets Doctorate to know. see," ers! tentative of The Tberrstan*. I told them. gl Time national of _ organisation buy NEW YORK Sister Mary marches on! lay We talked it over with the women who foster Gabriel. O.F. Cap., principal vocations to older the 17- the Sisterhoods The boys, especially and teacher at St Catherine's. announce- ear-old who would In Southland y be in di- ment was made by Msgr Ed- Ridgewood, received her doc- ATmKSTDUIUSHTm rect charge of the project, and wood C. Voss, founder and torate of philosophy in educa- na- WASHINGTON - all Seton Cun- agreed it was time to tion tional director of the two year from Fordham University. neen of South Orange, a REFRIGERATOR- sopho- initiate the two and that the old which has Sister Gabriel's dissertation group iU head- basement more at Trinity here, ,c—I WA J4*oo was a good to College quarters here. place was "Selected is Supervisory at a religious va- start. We talked color teaching over Used Commun- Techniques by cation school tn SC. possibilities too. Would it be Delco. ity Supervisors in Catholic The program is sponsored by rose walls with deck grey Schools Five MAKE A PILGRIMAGE TO Elementary tn the of the floor, college Confraternity paint on or soft States in the U.S." Christian Doctrine. FREEZER ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE

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j I July 10 SUMMER PROGRAM ■ 1943 FORi High School-College Sludents-Adults 1. to the store SESSIONS! June 10-June 28 Saves extra trips g§§ July 1-July 19 2. Gives greater menu variety Currmt Compounded Timas July 22-Aug. 9 An nv la., Laoa Knights there," said one New Aatntu llanatr boy, "Now illustrate*! by Mary Reed Its physiral union Ail Lws« of Columbus in Utica. N.Y. WIIY War. ml War taaaa? Tl>aa« we can HID John XXIII that we know do land Kenedy 41 pages R.*S. Dr. Odenwald ha* Pope big wisely AUAiai Wa.iara Suit, Uwx have at such things, we ll try to do more." This is beautiful to die a time* Innu W.-lr aai Matter* a book been as thorough at po*>tihle u.ratun Mania Mauaa another God alone knows, but said in it it in- beautiful its truth, strength in his story whirh hr lei’s AaO> e.a4a MUlt* that teresting to note hi* death AauaaMa Unix WwaSavaar* Staler Eileen Marie, a for gentleness and ideals It deal* thinugh Ihe Uses of two char Anxaaauta Mall «*4 Sail attention to the mer to the the brought more Girl hill missionary Sou tit with mysteries of creation aciers. Margaret amt John At Ark, U, Mr Graataa* * work of the un AUawa Oa smiled and added in a scientific and clear way first the uniting world proudly adult reader might Laax I .Mi ax A«aal Talar a»-1 4, nil £ ruaitiu • ui ifotri Young But the doctor a practicing Slaala Fatar Waiaar fun tiara raaarfe CAMP fO«DM4M pmm psychiatrist for over IS years feta.a ,aa tfex tain ua Cal nt-fUUA| i»» r«Ai tar> »& knows better Have You fete Par / a-aI feaaa. Para He and Slimmer Contest takes Margaret John Curat Purf-I Util* through the htil* tnodeoi* of a atfeaUa feu. Aa4rar Read ? i iifeWa Aaauta Faraaa ... their the time I auxairat al the marriage up to fealtl FI SENIORS iB»y» Ami girl* from ftfUt through the eighth tlaaaa Oratr tea I dual Kgmm IL • hen they w,tt have child a cvaiarri MaC.au gr*dr». including rurrl graduate* Write a lotto* 7kt toitau tag ftniMii «« > feUlr SIX He is dr < SiakXa XX script! ie and bonrst vea iokit M 110 wont* or tom *har» kattj it Ai.A OuSfe vttUT tarts toiling m ho* you caa «* oil. I u apprat oar -fe' taMa teak »ir Ciuttt t»* laftftNjttaa The las* tut)! u followed your tuminer uaim «ilh u«d It'll •t 10 v Ctft mat at lit* AJto.aU. toanua Tut through . debsery and into a Cluaawa Kir Has.a. I Air amiutnttt MICHAEL MARCELLO pttauJ a! /At rtaUfilaa. h fee *a4 JlNIOR.v (Boy* and cult from the kindergarten through fbiJd s life that includes Sr a Call 4* Hat .tJama fnaal, •he fwirtii nf bottom at tkt uttb gradoii Draw a picture your favorite younger sister The taie ends lialfr rruafe fear feaaa;. Ixr—aX Ik* »• mAh A a*4 ntua, vacation ipot as the tw*> children reach the #<(* /A# aoiurr- tt.jjaJ fe.-«a »*fr feaa-t. aatt.S* adolescent start tag .am kt loitmJ. Itaaxut Uw 4*4 tut U'ttt out and attach! years and to Man*.a Vaa llual mature physically and ! North Paul men Pour JriK) YCS rtaputr Uatfe.lM, —ua la.m.ta Cafeura tr»l, tatty. This is the age of the itudeniv will their GtlU, *pe»d b*4aa feu, Suarltart 1W»»M !>»;* War Mat-aa prospect)se render wmofT at 1 NEW B'LVD X-Jua- I XI fel.-iM* The of logical dtscusucm the 11 > The Advocate L-arr Ov*ta Mnalnta I'-atfe TiXa process at human rreatson (hi Pquador ntrasa* > - POOL - lit »4 Ova kxat IPX 1,11 could I'rwu well he read by adults te» The Yattran tararSa, ON AUTO • LOANS »rr uafeurmaa before they enter 1 NOW OPEN marriage or 2 i Cura P«pe Paul will he corona- G. feat Safeaf Sal l-aatar» before they base P r.raua Pa FOR THE children ted in YaUcan v«*at:a } SEASON City « uaifeaaVa TaX, al t t-a«x Is that honest —a tribute to AT BROADWAY BANK ia) June So Gar* Caaikwa True ml tSa Hudson Blvd at the doctor fafeatiuwr 1 aatr-aatax t regard for the in- (b> Jut> a t*aa.a.;aa taaata-a Tartaa I Jersey City-Boyonne telligence of who Mata G«fe Tferau young people .*«• t RIT.ES: (I) All entries muil bo mailed to Juno V Dwyer. \ YOUNG PEOPLE’S a apecial PH luppiement thi* ItouM ml Mttiair Tafefea • *'<••• M-artiafearrr Young Advocate Club Headquarters. 31 Clinton SI TORIAL HISTORY OE THE neck on Turufe. (¥ . Iluuutl Oral a iM • Am»l| MU Newark 2. N J Wednesday. (lltßtll. I lata l«r , by July 31. THE EARLY President Kenned) N.ltaaiar • MvV< - o**<.*t Jai.r Lauta TutfeaM tmnm (21 Each muil CHRISTIAN*, vet. I. by Ed- tbt Paul VI ENROLL entry ho accompanied by the above Pope Jtmma OS~r« T»«-Cua Km in Day Camp NO 1 ‘r** ward Rice Tartar. 131 (e) l feria krao« coupon or by a of it Straus. Pope John XXIII 8 Week Seaton Starts copy Mraaurj v tlua, Kaiio 4 paces. C.U. Four y«afe»«a n Traia (3* Prueaof bo Youns Advocate Uaa Ist , $5. J3. and 12 wtll awardrd in each Juataca Ixaaxa Wait THaatfer July This senes he a ctniJd well lh* Cluh member* have won RilHl Iff* division. ('MBin 8^ L**d- *3.50**100. Kltf kHM - *auv •ad l*6o+r Actinia for the inswer oider graders ta> trip* to Camp Wtwt? Ml Y’our K*4 CbJI. OutUw Matlira ft**f entry makrs you a member of the ho Wood#t Tin Y’oung is want to know Pw background (bl book* on the Popev l*“X * *m4t Wamatin Advocate Club. CALL HI TUS4 of their Church and of their US Laura n«a4sa| *,q,.| SJUMSSF BEECHWOOD DAY CAMP and it. A mmM kN*4 Hr simplified M CKNN 459 STRAWTOWN ROAD WEST Don’t look tor glosscd-oser NYACK, NEW YORK tort •*< • iMuH dMIN In Hudson Bw A (kli 4-11 details, juvenile or Honor Artists wn«fl *H MM MM'MO 1 »4l *M dialogue Our Saoton CHECK THESE THREE BIG WAYS TO S«v«nlMnth June 24»h lo 23rd rhildith art This first solume August CITY - JERSEY Fivp Jrr •Mb F IMmH. 0'««M « MrM|i 11 SUMMIT offers actual photos, direct The Parents* StrutIf1 M Cm !•»true Mo **y City parochial ‘indents re- WMbhr r—*H H M'**n Fm •• •’«*« “S CMt»o TruMrl r«ruUr Dwarf SAVE ON AUTO LOANS! clear a sense Guild of St Teresa’s • and par- * »“r* reived award* style, of M l *•»«*» • •»«>« u 4 ryturnqtM tllM IN MmWvm at the Hudson C.mp Sum . M.mbtr utu>« Caret Sullivan of Sacred Heart informing imll. »o>« A 14. 3100 fl. oil Sondy booth, ipo'klmg door tpringlod toko. 100 mil#, luMtMii irattaoft c* 'f fo.i*v who will not take time to wade won a medal for her l,»m NT.C. Motor, ond Call AR 8-4000 NOW! essay In «*>»''!«>*» Ujnerf, ri«««4. orporroncod loodorthrp by tooth#., ond tooth,, <„m through more tedious IKIJ)W4 H on read- <»*»">« If ttf »*lO, tu iK"! l*p '0«kt«» Cologo, and I Americanism. P.op ,«h«*U. Counwllor to 4 So».d*rt C*4»(*.f H*M boy,. Chop- I unm •MallmcM tccrptpj lorn. ing June Dwyer. lot.dont rogritorod n„r»o,. Bogda Bleklcki and Helen COHO HO UCOKU ». 0 M Artonding phyiic.on l.ioltonl Toed propor.d by proto,»ionol chol. 3. I‘ISUAt WITH YOUR OWN AGENT. So. even Zdrieblinski of St. Anthony's lo.otory In *o«h cobin. Control hot thoororo. 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Washington Iridgo 14 THE ADVOCATE June 27, 196} Motive for Summer Vatutina Snipers Pose Trip Isn't Always ’Good Time' ED WOODWARD By Rruggcmann of a three Ramsey, years ago a long. by group sister. "F.veryonc thinks we’re go- Delbarton and ry’* younger Mary Jo, high school students outside of aenior, George called the for Foundation In- “The American students will will be for a good Sheridan along and Mrs. the Buffalo Diocese to make ing time." re- of Montclair ami ternational Brugge- Cooperation. live with CFM marked Ann Welmcrskirch couples in mann will them later in the' and the local As of Tom Tully of Short lfillx. both join trip repre- Helpers Quito," she explained. "Their Uic summer. Park of four sentatives it will be Ridge, one high Seton Hall Prep juniors. MRS, hope just RRUGGKMANN, who there will be school students from the New- primary purpose This is the first group of the start of interest here. REV. JOSEPH T. S.J. Accompanied by with her McGLOIN, Terry'* along husband t* a to show that faith By ark Archdiocese is an in- who will Mrs. John- mother, Rrugge- member of the National Co- 30 tegral part of their daily live*. There's a lot of difference leave June for a two-month mann, the schools, because lje features quartet will be a grrlinatlng Committee of the We hope that the how to stay in Ecuador. students, between a man himself one and never made Quito, part of a group of about 25 Catholic telling Family is their But it is Movement, through example, will build a house before he was far from a carefree the others starts, it, or that Mr. Y given are from the Buf- also a member of the National help to revive the religious and it down when he’s vacation by falo Diocese tearing the distasteful task of teaching trip being planned who will he Board of Advisory the Young life of the in Quito." Ann. a senior at Immaculate people through because you don't like freshman Rhetoric, couldn't taking part In a school Christian high Students, to which "Lesa than 12% of the the handle and therefore fig- Conception chimney. it, (I-odi); Terry exchange program started most of the 25 students be- women and less than 5% of Take of ured he must have been made some today's sec- the men go to Maas," noted ularist ravings, for instance: for higher things. "and the country is “The Terry, Catholic Church is sub- we could aay a lot of Yes, 99% Catholic. We have been . . Catholic versive . schools thinga like that, all of them told that Ihey don't connect divisive and contradic- are a undoubtedly untrue. And yet, church or faith with their so- tion democracy. To if did Messers. to ra- we aay them, cial live*. We’ll try to show tional people, those are ab- X and Y would have to waste by our rxsmple that there Is surd statements. a lot of lime refuting them, a definite connection.” even if they're false. BUT THERE ARE other Catholic higher education ASIDE FROM a plan to critics, more ra- sometimes has its shortcomings. So does start YCS chapters in three tional than “rationalists." who any higher education. Rut high schools, none of the four sometimes the use same sort believe ha* let'i not readily every any concrete idea of what of gratuitous argument but over-imaginative accusation in they will accomplish in Ijitin confuse still manage to some print, nor overlook the points America, except for their un- otherwise intelligent people. of excellence in education stated and unselfish our purpose Take, for instance, the criti- in system either. joining the group help- cism of Catholic educa- higher ft may well be that Catholic ing others. tion onthe part of some Cath- higher education docs not . They have prepared them- olic educators, genuinely so mass-produce artists. No ed- selves primarily by studying and otherwise. some ucational system docs. Nor of the history and geo- Constructive criticism of would it be either possible or graphy of Ecuador: The tem- education is Catholic a very desirable to do so. It is quite perature range in Quito, the good thing and may it never possible that Catholic educa- rapitol city, is between 70 and cease. Rut some of the half- tion should be giving the world 90 degrees at this time of truths and whole falsehoods a few more artists, especially year: the only practical ac- which “Catholic critics" come artists. cess to this mountainous re- genuine SIGN HERE with, without proof and - George Sheridan of Montclair invites Tom up gion is by air: Ecuador is the often only because of TO SAY THAT Catholic Tully of Short Hills to for their two-month in some size of Arizona sign up stay pique, are absurd and higher education does not. of Quito, Ecuador, where will live Catholic personal In addition. they have they with Family should be recognized for what its nature, produce lead- Movement while very studied critiques of students couples working with Young Christian are. ers is another matter. Such a Student they from the past two and groups. Both will enter their Seton years junior years at It would be a shame if teen- narrow concept of leadership have attempted to learn or Holt Prep in September. to agers. on the threshold of col- would limit it the tub- brush up on Spanish through lege. began to believe, be- thumper or even Castrotypes. recordings In CYO Baseball cause of such re- and would overlook the gen- irresponsible But essentially they 'll be ex- marks. that Catholic uine of the doctor higher leadership pected to be themselves, liv- education is as inferior who. by hit example, as helps Christian GLOBAL ing up to principles, these critics would make it his and fellow doctors POINT-Terry Bruggemann of points out ta Ann Weimershirch of patients Ramsey shownog their hosts something Cilento Pitches Pork No-Hitter achieve their goal in life, location of Ecuador other seem. to Ridge, Quito. where and two school students of they high w-hat young Americans are of the business man who Is a from the Newark Archdiocese with NEWARK — Armand Ci- tied will two months this summer a from the like Sacred Heart Cathedral A RECENT NEWS spend group release, lento no real asset to his community Buffalo spiced a hit St Francis place Diocese. Terry is a and Ann at Immaculate pitching for second for instance, slates with an air senior at Delborton is a senior Concep- AN with IT and his of the mother IDEA OF their effort strikeouts a* he with record it defeat- church, tion (Lodi). purpose* a 2-1 as of (and therefore infallibility who raises her children in an is shown Ann's reply pared first place Sacied Heart in to a ed St Rose of Lima. 110. on not stooping to any proof) that about what Cathedral io third intelligent k>ve and dedication questmwi they exit* *traight the hurling of Bin and the training in Lupino (a) very Cath- to God. and, of the to out of this victor* , 7-0 yes. even pect get under- a \*tn against Sa the home run hitting of John olic is the colleges contrary to law clerk YCS Means “I ered Heart Vatlsburg) June cop or librarian or Provides taking. was thinking of giv- , I’alimo production of Catholic leaders; In or the unheralded and un- ing more than what 1 can get 23 an Essex County CYO St Phtlomena s Boh Groch- (b) Catholic colleges may pro- artistic teacher whom such out of it.“ she said “I hope Intermediate la-ague baseball mcl tossed a throe-hitter, duce good law clerks and li- critics apparently have reason we ran show how much teen* game at Branch Hr<*ok I’ark fanned 12 ha tors and singled brarians but can hardly come to despise. Haven't ran do and how much is up to Extension Been run home the winning to stop an or 'They with artist of rank " up Catholic college in Amer- Challenged' teen* to do St Francis Xavier remained The criminal St Francis. even a of imagma ica has scorns of peo- value one game behind Sar.cd Heart produced SOUTH ORANGE "Sine* I've been Another to their trip tion. dent« try to agree upon a problem which like these. Maybe their with a 3 1 victory St. ple working with was pointed out by Terry. "1 against same them. I've found that there's so have in The release claims they found thetr daily lives and pro- never made head- Hove of Lima i Net* ark ) Hitch- OPPORTUNITIES greatness much good kid* think we ran create an that Jesuit Colleges in in They put haven t been ceed m *«!*e that problem. par- er Santora »rm hi* lines, but they had it and were " awareness of the need to help Tony own FOR WOMEN 16-35 ticular avoiding challenged In are the in- periodic general meeting* the groups influential because of it. The Ijitin game with a three run an people in America and triple tellectual challenge of the That's observation of Rev. Joseph J try to select a bigger to Otters 20th problem which they Strrt C* ly Semat more Catholic college has also, from Sherer. interest students in go- century and propor- spiritual director at Seton Mall f*rcp can devote their attention One the producing of thing* IN JVMOR St in the future." THE league. time to time, been blessed and moderator of the ing he said. more school s base than Young Chris- which they attacked u cheating in tionately policemen Benedict * into f« >t with a genius of sorts, (which v’eppe-i George, who is to artists. Jesuits, the article tian Students group which he founded here school They haven't conquered ti Fa planning vet. but place with 0 God and no could a 9 triumph have been only college four years ago. ther Sherer he study foe the prveathood. con- says, not willing, says u confident thry will •produce"). again*: St Joseph* (Maple or of siders it *n in able to fit in with the boy* have given a (leal opportunity possibly, Many great a* s "IN YCS. WK to challenge them." stand> St Franc Xavier try he other* and a new ideas. of their time to working at help develop Queen of Angel* set- continued. " suffered a J2. “It's amazing to see ' surprise the how murh in real concern for others “It This is sort of one Newark have done tome thing They cleaning back at the hands of St they can do when they are challenged W* J’hiio- can slat* off the level Bukovec Wins and the give* us a chance to top of up. repairing like at well a* work apply try to get them into in- mena't tlavingstoni in eight YCS and get them with Christian principle* to our his head, but it would take younger boys in athletic programs volved W* want them to be able to fiod inning* 20 pages to begin to refute H. daily life." h* commented. problem* and know what they can do about BESIDES DEYEI OPING this Lest, however, anyone be Notional CWV awareness TWO OBSTACLES them and concern for others. YCS must ha deterred from a Catholic or a its mem- helps )« V “The aim of Y’CS l* to bert to know cleared before students are Jesuit (also Catholic) educa- teach maturity themselves better. to gain con- to picked to join the tion because of such publicized Honor among lay leaders. It is not designed fidence in themselves and it aids them in program Oratory funds foster vocations W> want to the before and aptitude The cost NVIMVW remarks as these, let’a not them accept speaking people value " An to is shout LYm and in most NEW YORK Paul of concern for others ability orgamie is an pass them by without com- important •••*< •• case* the Rukovec of St. Joseph's High characteristic of leader and students pay. ment. Father Sbrrrr's challenges are being met a Father School (WNY) captured the Sherer the boys an Although Mrs by 12 groups of seven or eight student* each gites opportunity to Rruggemann •*«#^ fWO *tOK*-| V«** Sitter* of THE EASIEST to de- in the division learn and Terry will Reparation way top prize boys' —the of organization be gothg as membership the Seton Hall YCS lv< %i»m /• %0 O ta liOvC'M bate is to make Catholic War Veterans of the of the of so of the t* Congregation Mary many 'Developing a gradual part group, they'll have jM> chapter. leadership /• tltOMiftgJ t6«u«} i.«Ogn*HM P f»P • H»mg gratuitous statements your op- national oratorical contest Father Sherer "unofficial" company Ter- i growth,'* says, but that as (O f IN c*» N hsve to all their 22 fiere Waldorf- THEY MEET on a it in ponents waste June at the WEEKLY, usually Fn growth started solid foundation at 0 0 Seton MHt

nr • time refuting them. Here, for Astoria Hotel. day evening la the of one Hall and the is hound to Tm(R.n| »# ill l««l if Saturday yield become marc could of the Cs«ltfr»* im T##« A««n instance, we that members An outline of read- more When You say It marked the second spiritual and abundant under the interested and $•• • C»My(f «i Iff W#r»- Mr. X makes much and discussion ***«*>A '♦*>♦'‘o QV 6«H so of the straight that the New ing it followed and the stu- intelligent guidance of Father Sherer year NVIIYW UIMIVJ Write VpritMn Parrelre*a dearth of artists in Catholic A CATHOLIC NUN winner had taken the UJ *#t» )«* Itfrrf N V It N Y. Jersey ***>•«* MOW T* CMtim Mill first Joseph !.ee of St. prize «*• r+* -»-»*•' •»«« MtwaSf Mary’s (Rutherford) became "villi m A first New Wedding Reception the Jersey winner M Knights VFW Title ACADIMY OF f*v ogti in 1962. Eye •* 14 m*H SAINT CUZAftfTH X). *o«M It li • l*»*t* «< St. fto^sn PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST • STUDENTS FROM through ICMOAIV ICMOOI POI •ltd PLAZAHOTEL At ,«M r«Oi 4irtr4i«H out the country competed for Wildwood June 29 O# CN4(|»* awards, Vocation Diroclrot* Sisters ot the Sorrowful Mother Jeurnel kvin, jin>T City. the and M. J. hoyi' girla’ * N* • NEWARK - The Blessed GarfieM. 66 27 to R 6 97 speaking for five minutrs St NkwhoUh IA MANCtOCAN COMMUNITY) »r«vM«li Jiffcrson C»•<»!»»■»• Cmvml Sarrament CYO Golden 9-1600 , was third M<4 apiece on the subject "The Lucy's and St •—4 Wck.fc** 7. NT imdcm < OdllHM IIMIHt ItMM Knighta drum Value Our and bugle corps, Rrendan's (Clifton) sixth Itkaiilori Vru Itlwor*. >n4 (1* M M» Peace Corps. It's to NMNk ■ •!»'fltnttttari, iM dethroned in 1962 as New Jer- • lUN'lar Culalne Nation." ikmAii KllMlt rutlMiMl u 4 NKllral' state Veterans of Foreign ■M*l* •» Um ii>4. Ih» • Mekeet Prltea sey >Un>«t Im Rukovec. who had won tho fM»w«niii. tad IwmliH ch:Mr*it Imm • erteetlen te ealalla Wars will seek Careful champion, to « ujbm 4f* 14 to TA j first prize in original oratory regain that title June 29 Wrill !• VkiIrtAtl Dlftflrtil. Phene KrMal CmwtlaM National Catholic Fo- at at the M Momi A»*avo, 0««..il« Wildwood Kia Jinx finals rensic league receotly. iToltofcooo. OA 1 m*> Oldfield The Golden Knights ran 3-0100 was presented an engraved their record to 7-t last week- Ample Perkin* Ipece watch and Rrother Joseph of end with a Air Cenkmene* pair of victories St. accepted a trophy or , Joseph's the THE Ton ire briM to area yeunod • boot mi lallmalee aheerfullr elven against Garfield Cadets, i for the school. >4 current state VFW champion 4X INTEREST V/V/V AT PHIKADEI.PHIA June 22 We invite Blessed Sarrament outscored UNION you Garfield. «I« to *6 33. St. 9** Cadets visit and l-ucy's (Newark) were U) us see the fourth ami St. Patrick's Cadets Throughout year... our complete new (Jersey City) were seventh loitbofitto bound certihcito milled baoiaMy The second Gulden Knight a guarantied rati if Intarest... $ CUSTOMAJTT OfHI INC of the weekend early Bridal triumph cam* fall PERPCTUAL INDMOUAI MEMBERSHIP ...$5 00 the following afternoon at Fair ■ 1 Kw.., Selection! l**wn where they FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION outpointed PW 1 “•'•a* 13S WIST 31st STRICT. NEW YORK 1. NEW Yf »K II toll PI A-OSOO Bridal Gowns $39.59 LOngocro J 0077. no oniwot, up Batting Champ Bridesmaids $24.95 up SOUTH ORANGE Fran DeAngrlis, Seton Hall Univer- 'COURT COLLEGE aity’s centerfielder, won the GEORGIAN Complimonlory pi It lor flit bn do _ _ Richard Buharz Memorial A hilly accredited liberal Arte College Batting Trophy, awarded to NEWARK BRIDAL a the Collegiate Baseball Lea- Conducted by the Sitter* of Mercy 132 \ top hitter. Springfield Ava. Newark gue’* Apply: Director of Admittiont, Lakewood, N.J. MA 2-7067 a senior FIRST J BeAngelis, from NATIONAL Opom Man.. W*d,, frl. Irtningi Medford, Mass., had 10 for 18, a 550 average. JESUIT BROTHERS

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— 1 1 I ■' l 1963 Newark All-A rchdiocesan Team June 27, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 15

Flr** T#am Second Team PLAYER SCHOOL POS. PLAYER SCHOOL BUI Kitley Bergen Catholic IB Buddy Piper St. Newark Joseph’s (W) Archdiocesan Stars Show Solid Marks Ralph Lilore St. Benedict's 2B Paul Lambert ..Holy Trinity Jim By ED WOODWARD count on have Murray St. Mary’s (E) SS John Kozina Don Kitley” might SECOND BASE—Small in tics. Charlie Provlni of Essex Bosco Thornton the Bob NEWARK-An of hit- been was busiest of Kochmalski Marist 3B Rick Kettcl array the slogan for Bergen stature (5-8, 185 14- who 0. L. pounds), Catholic, had been a first- the Valley ters who fashioned a combined three, working 95-1/3 inn- Red Catholic thia season. This lore was in Queen of OF Don Greco large Importance team choice last year, McGarry Peace St. slipped ings during which he had 92 Anthony’s batting average of .420 and a sure-handed senior was reli- In St. Benedicts drive to an- to the second John EltzholU OF Dan squad where he strikeouts and 59 Immaculate Pyryt Don Bosco trio of pitchers who a allowed only compiled able around flrat bate snd other top-notch season. This teamed with Dan Pyryt of Don hits. In 77-2/3 Joe DeMartino L. Charlie 27-8 record make The Advo- Innings, Der- 0. Valley OF Provlnl up with vital moved from Essex Catholic came through many talented junior Bosco snd Don Greco of St. mody fanned 82 while Pete Rhatlcan C Jim cate’s 1963 Newark Archdloce- giving St. Benedict’s Delahunty Catholic hit« in building a .432 batting third base, where he had play- Anthony’s. Bergen all-star up only 39 hJts and 17 san baseball team an- The Just Dennis Bott St. C Tony Petrocco average. left-handed ed for two seasons, to second Mary’s (R) Queen of Peace runs. nounced today. CATCHERS—WhiIe they Paul‘.Thornton St. Benedict's P Mike Smith swinger specialised In spray- this year and fitted into the may Queen of Peace Just have had Tom who had one player—Dennis hits rather than His He slightly lower batting Brooks, a 10-1 Norm ing power. job easily. rapped out 28 Dermody Bergen Catholic P Bob Zolnowskl Richardson of St. than record which included ....St. Peter’s Prep Aloysius—is bat Kit- five doubles averages the rest of the a no- Brian more productive gave hits—lncluding Conway St. P Tom Brooks from the 1962 team, Rhatlcan hltter, was the closest candi- Mary’s (R) St. Joseph’s (W) returning ley the nod over and two in 19 (.364) and Bott Buddy Piper triples—baited date for Dennis Richardson St. Ut. club. He retained his utility one of the first-team Aloysius Terry Murray Don Bosco of St. Joseph's who made the runs and led the Gray Bees •Pols who had to berth. St. Benedict's Prep. be placed on second squad. with a .430 average, which, in- HONORABLE MENTION the Catholic and St. number two group. He’s Bergen Mary’s cidentally, la the "lowest" of INFIELDERS St. St. joined Sack, Peter’s; Lanccllotti, Aloysius; Bellrose, Walsh; Kapp, (R) led other schools Due Mike Smith (6-4) of eight the four all-star lnfielders Wrap-Up by Marist; Paul and Queen of Peace Caste, Bergen Catholic; Byrnes, Oratory; and which attained representation With our baseball and and Bob Zol- Reynolds Zanara, Paul Lambert, the leading nowsk! (5-1) of Seton Hall; and St. on the 13-man unit. There are track all-star teams now on St. Peter's Gricgo Yingling, Joseph’s (W); Camillery, St. Mary’s (JC); Colic- member of a revitalised Holy two three Prep. chio, St. catchers, pitchers record, we’ll turn our atten- Mary’s (E); Connell, St. Cecilia’s (K). Trlnily team, beat out all com- and a utility to swell tion to a rend OUTFIELDERS St. St. Michael’s player petition for the second team. yea summary UTILITY Hawkes, Peter’s; Rublno, (JC); Wans, Walsh; Bon- Richardson was the total beyond the usual of high school sports which ner, Marist; his usual consistent Hughes, Holy Trinity; Seton Hall. will self, bang- Colangelo, nine. SHORTSTOP - Murray out- appear here next ing the ball at a .430 while CATCHERS week. clip Feeney, Oratory; Martin, Immaculate; Petrarca, St. Mary's (JCh distanced the field In this de- Team champions in ANOTHER ST. Mary’s - shifting around various infield Klucharits, St. Joseph’s (W); Kelly, Seton Hall. partment, leaving the real football, basketball, base- Elisabeth—broke into the spot positions for St. Aloysius. He struggle for mnner-up. John ball snd track will be listed PITCHERS McDowell, St. Benedict's; Turczyn, Roselle also took his Walsh; Korn, Catholic; light also as its gifted short- turns on the Kosma, who was the key along with Individual mem- Phelan, and St. Immaculate; Rybka Gentile, St. Mary’s (R); Peterson, Mary’s (El; Burn- stop. Jim Murray, continued a mound, finishing with a 33 member of a defensively bers of The Advocate's all- er, St. tradition. The smooth- record. Terry Murray of Don Mary’s (JC); Mankiewitz, Essex Catholic; Kiley, Holy Trinity; Schlitt, Queen of family Don star strong Bosco team, nipped teams In each sport. fielding. hard-hitting senior Bosco, who fashioned another Peace; Brannigan. St. Cecilia's (K); Lomlcky, St. Joseph’s (W); Ward. Kevin Byrnes of and Seton Hall; Oratory of the drew the nomination as the area’s no-hitters this Riccio, St. Michael’s (UC). Phil Reynolds of Seton Hall outstanding player, an honor year, made the second for the nomination ( 361) were invaluable squad mem- at this position for his which had been won by his pitching sports ~r~* ii bers of their respective teams L ± Bill, (8-5) and brother. in 1960 when he THIRD he and steady play at sec- BASE—Although just a* vital to the all ond base when played second base for the was forced out of his normal he wasn't on stars. Rhatican's hitting totals llilltoppers. shortstop position by Murray, the mound. included 19 runs batted in snd Coaches who was also Grid Rules Murray, s senior Boh Kochmalski of Approve seven extra base hits. Backing standout on the St. Mary's Msrlst couldn't be pushed off Mackin up this pair are Jim DcU- Selected basketball team, could have the team. His first-rste field- by ed woodward hunly of Catholic and made for Bergen the tram his red-hot bat (.431) and oc- On Met All-Stars fielding ing, of Queen of Is everybody Al- and tooth manda- last timed down Tony Petrocco happy? protector during of tha alone. He ranks with the best casional <3-0 pitching Including also NEW YORK was Peace, fine Mac- most. At least, almost tory. The report says this first backstops. Gerry every- and third period he meas- for ability and range at the a one-hitter) made him a sure endorsed of kin. a former Pius High the foot- by a vote more ured before shortfield Pope body polled on new the chsnge of spot selection. Rick Kettel. Our PITCHERS Professional School star, was named to the ball rules which into ef- than 4 to I. However, the slim went Approximately gosl. Hilttopper of the Valley's sopho scouts were attracted to all Lady staff of the fect the SO'i. favored a rule which pitching Metropoli- during 1962 season, also posted the best batting re- more alar, made the second three members of the all-star tan limits official time outs for CHANGES WHICH will go College Baseball Confer- according to a report in a record onthe first squad, finish- team at this for the pitching staff and they showed position all star to 25 sec- Into effect this season are ence team which was cent New Jersey State Inter- repair of equipment all with ing a .471 average. In- second straight year. But it more than a passing Interest onds and the minor ones with announced scholastic Athletic Association same percent- perhaps one cluded in that recently. average are 32 wtU probably be the last since in each Thornton < 12-3) snd was for a pertaining to the Mackln. bulletin. age provision which place-kicking hits and 20 runs scored. An In to who pitched a no- he moved catcher toward Dermody (9-2) had beter re requires a on defense most important It will allow hitter for the Rams this player duration of his cat-like of the will cords, but sea- Each of the five more im- speed the end season snd (6-3) was a Conway who uses his hands or arms use of two-inch tee son, finished with kicking no a 4-2 record portant rules which were put and adept timing is the fact he hauling for tn all-star less effective than the against an opponent to have for any and a 238 earned run placement, including that he stole sea- berth at aver- into use last year drew favor- 32 bases this that position for the others, he )ost hit some tough his hand in advance of his el- point after touchdown well as son—and he wasn't caught In age. able reaction from at least nest two years spots. two of Conway's bow at the time that he as kicks. makes scrimmage once three 80% of 7,000 coaches who re- losses, the derision was contact. OUTFIELD—Jo* DeMartino. The new rude which Is turned questionnaires. cer- by one run, 10 and T2. He THREE GRAY BEES—sec- an Our of the Valley Prohibiting the blocker from tain to attract the leest Lady jun not- specialised in PRINTING ond lilore. »or. his way into the complete games, swinging, throwing or ice and baseman Ralph slugged THE MAJOR change was whip- application is one ‘ tossing nine and al averaging ping his elbow forearm catcher Pete Rhatlcan and with a 460 average the rule which made mouth or which requires all to spotlight most 12 HARRY F. MURPHY a players strikeouts per seven into his Paul Thornton--made and 17 runs batted m to lead opponent was support- wear shoes while perticipal- pitebrr Inning game, including 1* in a 78 CUNTON ST., NEWARK 2 the first team Bergen Catholic the outfiekl trio. Red McGarry ed 88% of those voting A mg Barefoot are shutout by players not of St. Cecilia's and St. iRi had of Queen of Peace tut 407 and Phone: MArkot 3*2831 largo majority liked the exactly plentiful Mary’s lira AUL'S these days As his record indicates. change which required men apiece first baseman John KiUholti of Immaculate that Numbering is now recom- connected for penalties for fouls by offense Bill Kitley and pitcher Norm Conception .405 MOTORS mended as is done by most of the Crusaders and to )otn DeMartino All -three colleges and the is, Dermody \mh l^rilrr pros—that catcher Dennis Bott and pitch- combined outstanding fielding backs, 10 to <9; centers. GolfK Rt! & Ldlaydtc.Avfi. 50- Councils er Brian Conway of the Gael* skills with their hitun g abtli- HAWTHORNE Buy 59. guards. 60-69; tackles. 70- Rhatlcan. Conway and Bolt 79. and end*. 80 89 all HA 7-2530 It's moxed up from second Bowling Alley a good thing this 1* team berths which hekl "recommended" and "re- they AIR NEW ORLEANS not (SC) on the 1962 squad Conway, quired" since high of the 14 of Co- many 5 Eight Knights who alternated between the school roaches shift 1956 FORD 595 lumbus councils of the New players Or- mound and first base, made around from week to week and CONDITIONING? Town Sedan, Auto. RltH, leans area have VI, metropolitan the club at the latter position often within the same game. purchased a local cen w/w bowling last year for ter *150.000. AS lOR THE future, other o a Tb* schools which Profits will be dedicated to a questionnaire for suggested 1959 OPEL >695 base tram members are Si. youth recreance center which rules changes in 1964 is head- Marist. Queen of 2 Dr. Sta. Stand Mary’s (E), Wagon. will include ed by gymnasium, an item which would Peace. Immaculate Conception Trana. R*il. and dancing swimming pool fa- place the goal post crossbar and Our Lady of the Valley. cilities with name bands on the goal line on Placements The team Is selected with th-* and nights. have been 1957 CHEV. *895 Kriday Saturday becoming more in assistance of the coaches o' Each of the participating use recently—especially on the B school teams ts So Bel Aire, 4 Dr. H T . While high councils put $5OOO They field goals—and up this change the archdiocese Top. Red Body, VI, P.S., Auto.. will five receive per cent In- would give much greater im- A posiitoo-by position run- HOT RltH, w, w terest on their funds, ad- petus to such a trend plus down follow*: ’ ditional returns for their For the own more distant fu- INTEREST council youth - 1960 CHEV. >1795 activities. Other ture. a research committee FIRST BASE "You can and made councils partial invest- ha* under study a proposal Impalo Convertible. Green, VI. ments the which in venture purchase would have a great ef- from Auto., of on P.S., R4H, w w of HUMID day deposit the lanes. fect upon high school football CKO Title —a "sudden death" method of (T eliminating tie games. the ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES • • • On Line SERVING NATIONAllY u ST. PETER'S EAMOUS INSTITUTIONS S:rgos College stu- east orange ah >3 dents. graduates HURTS? and fans will Souls (East and TOR OVER AS TEARS Orange) Insurance be interested to learn that St Thomas the Apostle OF DEPOSIT Rev. Joseph SJ, t Bloomfield i battle COATS - s!cEvoy, will for APRONS of all kinds Mm west Mdiri air has hsta* been appointed athletic the Essex County CYO NOW 593 KEARNY AVENUE director at the school. coeditieniag iqiipntit FROCKS - TROUSERS Grammar School baseball to ta mid aaother hemid $l,OOO $25 000 Father hot N J. McEvoy, who had championship in s playoff KEARNY. UMMirl been dean of final June CALL CLIMATE TABLE & BED men at Cantsus 29 at 1 p m. at LINENS |G!0»G» 1. SOtOOS for the past several la Martens Stadium CONTROL TODAY. h iuzi years, well known INDUSTRIAL UNIFORMS WIIIIAM J OUCCUM around Jersey All Souls, which will have ■ On# of NJ.'t oldest air City for his work Commercial as athletic its ace Hans Hanf on rhm* WTmi 14700 (IM) conditioning companies director at St. Peter's Prep. the mound, defeated Our ■ Complete line of latest It under Workman's was Father McEvoy's of Lourdes (West Or- Lady CHRYSLER AIRTEMP direction that the Grand Trust Cos. ange), St Joseph's (West Transportation Streeters equipment ACME began the rise to *0 A*O««Y DOWN Orange) and St Rose of PAY YOU to the athletic heights which Urns (Newark) At AiOl AAAOAINI ■ Engineered your spe- on the way of New COAT APRON ft gained so much notice cific needs Jersey during to the tournament final. by experts 55 Chmoltt 2ir 00 the 19605. Jll5 TOWEL SUPPLY St Thomas made the ■ Free of your com- CO. 56 llkslm 4 ii Ut survey .. 415.00 WHEN title round June 24 when n mercial or residential MAIN OFFICE: 15 Plate. WYman 55 Somite 2 Or HT 203 00 Exchonge Jersey City 1-3654 .. YOU Redmen List Piratas nipped St. Joseph's (Ma- needs 56 Ftrf Minch 313 00 Wtfen 11 Com mUmt Otttiei S CHESTNUT. KEARNY plewood), 7-4, behind tha BROOKLYN - The 1963-64 RENT 55 4 Or tin 105.00 three hit of Ted Chrysler QUINN BROS. basketball schedule released pitching “limafa fro! 54 F«4 I Put Sit 245.00 (lon Jaainiecki. who also Wfh . topped JERSEY CITY BAYONNE . UNION by St. John's University re- CITY tPp-Mplltf St. Anthony's, 11-2, m the IDIVIS t«»rrirll.«»»d TTm cently lists Seton Hall Uni- IICTTY OMN MONDAY (VtNINOS

AND CALIFORNIA Ymt Ooctor ho turn cm roly on *• BABY Irtlniitf (title l o«0 know how i GRANDS, SPINETS, STUDIOS! •* Hw ManiacM Mi Mk Ik i ENGEL BROTHERS NEWARK »*"> * Own Mertorcoo. Prew* Lilt PHARMACY pretcntfaff EoUMMM owe JO run MUSIC rour LESSONS IMMiH rhorauc-ioto ON ALL INSTRUMENTS r»w Mlvtni Opn Every Di/ the maonifiend voice and tout of >IANOS Pram ( «.m to l| pm. ADULTS AND CHILDREN m Ml. Prospect Awm, car. Grand * " A, Maby Piano*, Grand tudlo Pianos, Fli>«l HU 4-OW k!S!?Mk, N. 4. quality- arUsts’ made /arid today. GROUP OR PRIVATE Superb hand flnlslwd JERSEY CITY S//V Unconditionally guarantt Ullflrt Lo» C £- VALINTI'S PHARMACY range of and JOSEPH contemporary Rites c was VALINTt, Rm. Phor. Fre OAf£ PrwcrMim - Bab/ Node *bti S lYoo*Debverv Photo - "'•Hocm DopC "Wes ft*S ...... W WOfl Ifii Am. top. Lhtib see Tf PA ' Mod, JorotY City. H. 4. I'Ve PHOHRi OR MIH 'son llt’Boo "nt "Cities He *HI **'k WESTFIELD y*lnlitu 3 i* -voo CRNTRAL PHARMACY ***ll7, Morrjs, °*n S?440 Mkhool 4. Cormolo. Rh. Phor. Wn* PnocrtpUoo* CoroAdly m **■*9oo 4 PrUM g—»«" CITY .Tj’tl!g?**-- MUSIC <>060 jaicooHM AW., V m 470-472 BROAD ST. ROBBIE'S MUSIC CITY ROBBIE'S MUSIC CITY NEWARK, N. J. ROUTE 46. WAYNE. N.J. 589 BROAD STREET Ml 2-7066 CL 6-1717 NEWARK. N. J. MA 3-5038 16 THE ADVOCATE June 1963 27, Surprise Parly June 29 Father Giblin For Curate Reception CLIFTON A surprise anniversary party was held by SS. and Methodius CYO For Indian Cyril Bishop Jubilee for its moderator, Rev. An-

Noting - and thony Maskulka, 0.F.M., on PATERSON A reception land reform, a hospital a

- the will for Da- home for the children POMPTON LAKES Rev. floly Name College, Wash- 20th anniversary of his or- be given Bishop 5,000 of Thomas dination. vid S. Vellsre's Giblin, 0.F.M., pas- ington, D.C., before his ordi- Marianayagam, S.D.i}., lepers. tor of St. Mary’* Church here, nation in 1938. Fathef Maskulka, a native of Vellare, India, June 29 at The Bishop, accompanied by of the home Mrs. Emilie Nau- Rev. Francis M. wilt celebrate a Solemn Mass Father Giblin was assigned Pennsylvania, entered the of Schlooz, of Thanksgiving June 30 to to Siena College, Loudonville, Franciscan novitiate in 1939 mann here. 5.D.8., director of Don Bosco mark the of and was ordained June 17, Mrs. Naumann and her will give an individual bless- 25th anniversary N.Y., where he served as his ordination. treasurer and 1&43, at Green Wl*. He recently to all present and show teacher, procu- Bay. daughter. Emily, ing served Franciscan heard colored slides of India. There rator from 1939 to 1956. There at parishes Bishop Marianayagam

followed a in Pennsylvania before com- apeak at Don Bosco Chapel will also be musical entertain- five-year period as here in 1961. here. He is on a six-month and refreshments. vicar at St. Francis of Assisi ing ment Church, New York, before he tour of the United States ho- Attending the reception will became pastor at St. Mary's Education Post be Rev. Chester Wisniewski, two years ago. Family Festival S D.N., director of Don Bosco Assisting Father Giblin at For Dr. Parent Listed in Clark Tech, and Rev. James Chios- the June 30 Mass will be his so, 5.D.8., of the Don Bosco The CLARK second an- assistants. Rev. Me- staff. Roger NEWARK - Dr. Sol Parent nual festival of St. Quarrie, and family 0.F.M., deacon, of Elizabeth has been named Agnes parish will be held June Rev. Claude Lenchan, 0.F.M., director of medical education New York Dances 30 at the Cabin from t to subdeacon. Rev. Rerard A. Log at St. Michael's Hospital, ef- 7 Proceeds p.m. will be - Giblin, used NEW YORK The Midtown 0.F.M., superior of fective it 1, was an- SERRA BREAKFAST — Boland attended the annual Communion breakfast of to July Archbishop buy a station wagon for the Catholic Club of New York, the Western Mission Band and a nounced by Sister M. Felicitas. Serra District 22, 22 sponsored the Serra Club of Montclair Juno at Solon Hall Uni- Dominican Sisters who will club pastor of St. Elisabeth's by social for single and Dr. Catholics, S.F.P., administrator, He is shown loft to Robert of tho host Aux- teach at the new parish school sged will Church, Denver, brother of versity. with, right, Baker, president club; 21 35, hold a series a Nicholas A. Antonius, medical John scheduled t> in the the iliary Bishop J. Jock breakfast chairman; William F. open fall. of summer dances at St. John's jubilarian, will preach. director. Dougherty; Regan, Msgr, Nicholas Lull is chairman, Furlong, Serra chaplain, and G. J. Beck of Immaculate Conception Sem- Hall on 30th St. beginning Dr. Parent is a specialist in Msgr, Henry ping to raise Si .5 million for June 28. the field of internal medicine, inary, Darlington, speaker. An Exchange with a subspecialty in cardiology. and has practiced in Speech Class Of Blessings Newark throughout his profes- CONTINUING OUR sional life. He received his ST. LOUIS (NC) Bless- Enrolls 120 medical degree at New York Them FATHER GIBLIN ings were be- Pray for TOP exchanged Bellevue, interned NEWARK The DIVIDEND RATE There will be din- University summer a parish tween Cardinal Rit- Joseph at Newark’s Beth Israel Hos- speech program sponsored ner June 29 at Donohue's ter of St. lead- by Louis, and and served of Christian pital a residency the Mt. Carmel Guild Office if Ines Fo»rlii temiiy Doctrine, Restaurant, Wayne. ing members of the Protes- Sister in Internal medicine at Special Education began June died June 18 tant Episcopal Church, It Bellevue. MORRISTOWN - Sister Robert L. Walters A NATIVE of Albany. Fa- He was a lieutenant 24 at six locations in the Arch- of Mill- was revealed here by Rish colonel in lnes Foschi, M.P.F., former town. father of Rev. ther Giblin attended schools the Army during diocese of Newark with 120 pu- Gervave George L. of op Cadigan World War 11. superior of Asaumption Walter*. O F M of St. there before entering the enrolled . An- Missouri pils the Protestant A School, Bayonne, died June 1# Franciscans in 1931 St. senior attending physician This i* a 50% th-my's Guild, Paterson, and 0 at Increase over Episcopal diocese. at Medical Cen- in cardiology at St. Michael's, 1962 #0 Jersey City Sister Robert Mary of Ronavcnture Monastery, Pat- when children look part Holy Presiding Bishop Arthur ter, A Solemn Requiem Mas* erson. He studied Dr. Parent is past of it»; the Cross. Harrison, died June 22 at St. An- president program. Each child is of the Villa Lichtenberger the New Academy of was offered at Walsh home thony’s Monastery, Butler, and Jersey seen for 45 minutes until at Protestant Episcopal daily Medicine and a fellow of the here June 24 Ih Aug 2. working in small four preyen ji>o rtmtm- Church. Bom lnes Bishop Cadigan American College of in Italy, Sister her Phy- groups with a thera- th*ir, your dtttmd and two other speech leading Epu sicians and the American Col- came to the U. S. alter Join- pist prittlt: copahans visited the Car- ing the Teachers lege of Cardiology. He is ac- The program to Religious PER ANNUM is open pa- 4 dinal several weeks ago. in- tive in Filipptni and was first as- many professional so- rochial school children with \etcnrk... C rn him to address Ashury e viting an cieties. signed to a parish in ll or mild moderate de- o speech Rev John P s Episcopalian convention. Park. She became the first Daraio. CP. fect*. Prior to their acceptance "We were saying our June 29. 1959 PAID superior at Assumption in 1940 QI'ARTKRLY each is given a speech and goodbyes to Cardinal Rit- Judaism Rev. Robert F Mantel). June Subject and served until 1945 hearing evaluation. ter." Bishop wrote 29, 15M6 Cadigan Of Summer Course Sister lnes later taught *t in his diocesan publication, Rev Michael Rauach. (' P . MICHAEL J. St. Joseph's. East Orange, HARRIS "and it seemed right to NEW YORK June 29. 1959 A summer Debating and returned lo Assumption in Rt suggest that he us hi* on Rev. Msgr Thomas INC. give course "The Church and 195* in a nonteaching assign- F When S blessing. we rose, he Judaism" will he Sunday Law Burke. July I. 1958 INSURED )j HIGH LEVEL given on ment said very that he eight quietly Wednesday evening*, be- Survivors include a’ brother Rev Francis 3 ROCKAWAY Rolmski, July EXPERTS would be hooored if A public ROOFING we ginning July 10, at Holy Inno- and sister m hearing will he held Italy. gave him our here July blessings cents Information Center on Rt Rev SHEET METAL Mvgr H This brought 11 on an ordinance to rrpea! Joseph humility tear* 37th St . just off Broadway Brady. July J. 196 t CONSTRUCTION to the Sunday closing law passed Other ltenth* . . . my eyes." I-eon Paul will conduct the two TOR SCHOOLS years ago P \l.r>rn Rev Matthew J, Farler. July CHURCHES. classes which will run from T 4'lied of Newark. The law. of 4. 1923- AND INSTITUTIONS to ( The Rockaway one Mother of Slater Grace. p m course wiU in Mary la Th« (Hrav Ha *-.« SPECIALISTS Arnaaiaa several to IN elude a trip a passed supplement M S B T . died June 22 Rer J TO SKU YOUR HOME to synagogue. Henry Mahonev. July * FAST state has been 5937 EQUITY legislation, 5. Residential Roofing the Emanuel E. Rodrweldl of h«u( mi it UatMi With target of objection* the * Leaders & Gutters PAMIIT UONUMINTI over East Orange. f.Mher of Sister Kev Francis C. Barry, Julv of JOHN f. A. McGOVfftN manner its enforcement, Mary RSM, tied 5. 1952 * Eiheiherg, from Siding particularly the local J, ee ra MEMORIALS Paterann SAVINGS Chamber of ... EL 3-1700 Commerce Mr* John II Mile* of AtTHOHUW' DtAUJI Much of Rev A 44S NSW ••(»•*«»»• '•?# M*h if«*« the George Brown Julv POINT ROAD Artm«t«A controversy Sturgeon Bay. Via chairman HT tiooa 10*0 centers what 2954 KEARNY AVE. CORNER HIZAMTM. NJ. WYmon 1-4R32 on ran and can- oi the National Council of I. Or MIDLAND AVE. NOtTM AIUMOTON H J. ESTASUSHEO 1913 not he sold the W under ordin- Cathol c Women s cvmmitiee Ri Rev. Msgr Thomas J Aaao,M».nt ••1471 . 01>•»•<« I4IH ance KEARNY, N.J. cooperating with the ionfra MoOoy. July 1. 1961

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HI •ark rad* t’**d 71 Midland An., Montclair ” Car* - Soda Sho* BARNEY Aaaairt smcrarooo a S WAREHOUSE Prlvala .Ml pl< VkmnTty Chowran m U 0 SI REDIAL OUTFITS M 111 rwmt la.! CASEY'S AGENCY. BROKER wk NAPPA FORD coddle ocrr or townems LAKE PROPERTIES aldarl, .Ml nwillifU Ham 14. Km. • OUTFITS 1 • ISIS • Rml LIQUIDATES FORMAL GOWN!! . CUSTOM ICMU* Inaun OVER M MULTIPLE LISTINGS ' •pAara :« knar cat Piltnm 41MT CatOfttoU at Kin* •arvtca DaaCi All AMI REAHY MADF. GOWNS ~ - ,w SmtKNS real ESTATE Gl 1* LAKEKOREST Hnmu Haw and ua*d Pelerine. Torda Thus all* SI. rwd ~* RESERVATION OP QUALITY FURNITURE DISTINCTION £isv. OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS »« I'MW Hapatraat •lerbtrde Trucka. HU fnr (h* and In Newark. N.J. WNd >7 Ava. Unpaid BaJajh#* Opeo Thun, ft m. Kin. ft • P M. I KM RMirml Loccoor Loka It Saw Jane, __ Room* . •U t m Room* • 4 Room* Natrark Av*. Kllaabeth. I 1. J. Wolar Iraataf# (ram no A U Rioadmr. N. J. ABBEY NURSING mi B.ytma*. HOME KEARNY "•II A *« ROSEUE Acer toto Iron, AI4M RAMBLER COMPLETE AAR vice Roach SUPERMARKET El 4-8030 Dial FE 9-8826 Haataafram IIS.Mb BARNEY'S it..l.mnl. rbrnnirallr Sboaraa titcl. mi 111 lakafraat Crxtofoo Sr* Jarrr Sianora BORGOS & NEAR ALL SCHOOISI tram 86 VAN NESS PLACE BORGOS 1102100. DISCOUNT FURNITURE BRADLEYS r L»etr Capa Cod. J badroom.. ” *•* FORD ELM AUTO SALES RKAI. ESTATE dint* .i**, Amur ot'O • Off Clinton At* * attackad M tba WAREHOUSE ••EVERYTHIMI for the bride loom. firoco. now romoiiu lokrtarrat RrorrvoUan OMlrr AMI in au. Club Ploa. Ml TALCON - THUNDER MOTHER or THE BRIDE'' 3-0303 rrs PHASES r w*'k U> Roarlla CollMllr Hid Pnllaahajnaa Ate. BIRD SALES . BERVICK PARTTS Bigelow .““-. *. ,ad Vhool. Jmn'i SrHoot. Wuhindn ARTHUR D. CRANE CO.. REALTORS on Roma a, nkwark TORD TRUCKS Bradley Girl la A Faahumabl*Girl" SckatL call Rmito 13. 0 north BRIDESMAIDS I’ROMS 122J00 I'nnrliMpola ooly. .It* ml tW IVnrr. N J. Guaranteed WYmon ft ( RANPORH brook lodge APPRAISER* Open Moo . Wadi. M. Nla. Uaed Cara 8-7311 4 P. M. CH I-1427. HR IDAV GOWNS NURSING HOME Park APT. TO RENT Premtaei S3 Ktamjr BRIDAL CONKI'LTA.VT Men Worn.. on our FOREST MOTORS INC. Aw, Kwray, N. J 4 Pent nparallvt, t.nv. Phon* 1-4344 RUTHERFORD Cocklall Gout* Amy ouUiU I'tt.nl. WYmon nrtMH ■ Invalid,. acad He, nuraa .in SM 447 A,oa A, PATERSON DRIVE IN OUTLET IT* Central A»*. Mad* ft Cualom Mad* K*ta«r Aw K„r«’ a., Na»ark, i raama. tot floor. Oranaa. N. J. Hrady rharia at all Itanat A plaaaanl pttet *7 SI. I from Mala c Rivor 81. In Any Siu Slylf ful FRED P. *“ CREST RAMBLER Or homa lurroundad by aparmua KURGAN Open Mon., Thun. A Erf. NU. OB 3-2917 LAKE TrS? Cualom Millinery To Matrh around, TpJl.m HORATCONO lUoltar ll'i Kut440 la So. Horcrn of 711* R*rs*nUn* Av*. N Rnirn UN » 177* GLADYS REILLY. K N. AUTO PASSAIC j4l Port Ataaua R Maori FURNISHED DEALERS - NEW CARS on ROOMS TO LET 410 ORCHARD ST. CRANKORI) CAHT liHOar ESTATES _ SUNNI: WE 44304 S. LICCARDI A Com BUILDING MATERIAL MOTORS plat* liaa of ■814(0 HRB HONKS lor ul* •tIH Print,put, htt Room la ola homo Salact Uaad Car* *<•** . prl, Huolnaoo aowu BUICK au SHORT • MERCEDES-BENZ *», HILLS I* «>«»*• Child - torlcamrd Kttchaa AolhorUed (ale* 4 SALES - - LAUREL MANOR A h bad (arvte* SERVICE REPAIRS CERTIFIED C. AuthorUad Sort VIOLA BROS. INC. olbor ik or Hrera Call mnrmaf. Salaa A lea HOME for aldatlp and "L. j" J" qyir. ~ In T*ctorj, man woman, or too j. M. EoMdki « RITA a LINCOLN a MERCURI Tralnad Markaalra COLE* SUBURBAN REALT ES 14220 b Mum ft luialwr Mart clnaa attanllnn and aarai ralaa raaaon MAPLE BUICK INC. *•0144 Skort lulls. MUlburs PARTS - ACCESSORIES COMPLETE or MMIJIING ahlai ELmwood P O Raa ISS. a COMET METEOR LINE 4410a. Spriadtrld EatablUhed 34 a sad Vicinity ynara Ml Mala Ay*. o Rltar MATERIAI4 ft SUPPLIES Sprlni Valla, Naw Yark. LAKE Drt«* MOHAWK I SHORT HILLS AVE . SHORT HILL Complete lin* of used cat* TELL THE guaranteed (M N. Bread Mr*at PaaaOr, N. J. Paualr. N. J. Per Prompt Delivery Call HUAI.TOR* DHEXEL 4 o*l OR MU7 PLUMBING ps iua i HEATING ALPINE Phone SO 2-7500 EL UlO* NOrlh 7-7000 SECTION. tax, llrta* Ur,pita*, dtata* roam. SPARTA PIT W. I. Oraaia Ava , So. N. J Ml WblllowbU rupi ADVERTISERS Oraaia, WmSllMMft An. NuU»y. N. J. MICIIAEI. T BAUDERMANN ***** >ltchwl 25.', - «'» «0»d brdroore FLETCHER J 1(1 WILLIAM ST NEWARK S. N. J, buk. icnuil VOLKSWAGEN - FUEL BURNERS parch on |u Mom. jirda* - Laka Mukaok - Sports Ara OIL-OIL MARKET 47407 mar UMd bodrannu. buh.«Uk loTttaU Dovoioplas ros Halloo forms. Spam THAT CADILLAC UNCOLN - MERCURY CORE, AuUiorUad factory YOU SAW ******* m* •* NN SALES TRAVEL flaor. rarrwtt E. G. Realtor A SERVICE a - Caatlaanlal a Manor* a SALES SERVICE . AGENCIES ANDERSON. Camel PARTS JOHN DUFFY FUEL CO. It - on let: RM. Sports PA MIIIS7KI •alaa 4 (arrk* 4 CENTRAL CADILLAC INC. Part* Aneaaorla "Maktni ft Servlnf Friend THEIR AD Aircooltd Automotive Corp. a JOS. M. BYRNE CO. Pina Selection ol Uaad Can ■ala Bur Uaed Cara Sine* 1W SUMMIT - ac IN THE “Eaaas County'* Oldaat Hotter" Oil lurnrn tnatalled * Sorvlcoi TRAVEL SERVICE I Central Ava. Newark M*Und u KRANKUN PL. n*liy.rte. - M (UMMIT. N, ISA Vallay St. Soutk Oram Hour S*rv Sarvlns tha Public Slnca EDMONDSON k rtSHKR. RssHors ISOS r« ta or *rnl. JU »" badroom ,11 RotMsaUsL MA Slaamahjp A - Commortisl. tadusuul Phone 4-2255 CR Dloli Ml 2-2727 Air Raaarvatlnna (aUr 7-0940 Phonoi SO 3-4567 Totwa CruUaa Trtpa •orrta* ktawK. Now PrntrlAon. IM-ISI A damn Honaymaoa St. Newark. F SM Broad (L. Nawark ADVOCATE MA 41740 vac«al. Phon, RE 4MM. M CR 171 June 27,1963 Anderson, Advocate Ex-Editor, THE ADVOCATE 17 At CCD Meeting To Direct NCWC Press Service

WASHINGTON -Fk>yd The director Stress new haa edited Theological Anderson, former managing Catholic papers In of widely sep- editor The Advocate, has arated areas of the country, been named director of the and has been an official ot Press Department of the the Catholic Press Association Urged by Bishop NCWC and of the NCWC News for more than 10 years. He Service. PITTSBURGH has been (NC) - Bish- CCD and two other secretary, vice pres- one of He is editor John J. managing of the ident and op Wright of Pitts- which president of the apostdates, are pro- Central California burgh pleaded that the Con- Register, CPA. gramed exclusively on the of the newspaper fraternity of Chriatian Doc- Mooterey- Last May, at Its 33rd principle of knowing the one Fresno and na- trine Diocese, president tional preserve its true convention in the theological God, focus intently on of the Catholic Press Associa- Miami, CPA emphasis. without gave Anderson its this objective, side- tion of the U.S. At a here meeting of the lines of then those highest annual award for out- any kind, CCD’s national lay committee, which ANDERSON WILL succeed standing contribution to the organizations exist to the Bishop said that is Frank A. who has Catholic press in 1962. "yours teach the corollaries of Jeaua Hall, an- the teach John duty to the indis- nounced that he will Pope XXIII created Christ will not be able to teach retire hard him pensable core of Chris- shortly. Hall has been director a Knight of St Gregory at all." the Great tian Faith, and to keep it of the NCWC Press in 1939. Bishop Wright commented Depart- distinct from clearly and su- to ment for more than 30 that basic the application years, FAVOR RETURNED - perior to all human Auxiliary Bishop A. Costello of who concepts of the corollaries of and next March will round out Joseph Newark, once served Chriatian Hails Catholic as an altar for which are the corollaries 40 boy Msgr. Edward J. of of Faith was the text years as a member of its Scully, pastor Immaculate Heart of Scriptural Mary, Christian Faith." staff. Wayne, celebrated a Solemn Pontifical Mass at the latter's which is the norm of the church. Left to right are Rev. pro- Move Fronds J. . Announcement of the new Forward Houghton, assistant chancellor of the Archdiocese of HE SAID THAT "unless the graming of the CCD: "That Newark; Rev Paul J made of know the director was by Arch- Longua Immaculate Heart of they may Thee, one MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Mary; Msgr. Scully; Bishop Costello, Rev. Mr. John J. T. FLOYD ANDERSON Simonet, member true God whonr Thou has bishop Joseph McGruckcn a of Immaculate Heart of (RNS) The dean of the Har- Mary parish order sub- of San deacon for exercising his of Post sent.” Francisco, the Press first and Chaplain's episcopal Department. Justin vard School said here the time, John M. of the Divinity Msgr. Mahon, actuary Archdiocese of He commented that chairman*af the NCWC Press McGrath Newark. this text organised the de- the recent Bishop Costello olio the Catholic-Protcstant preached at Moss, the time had To Fr. through NCWC recalling Msgr. Scully Doyle must furnish purpose and Department, partment at the request of coo- the Colloquium at Harvard con 22 here. preached at his first Mass years ago. tent to the CCD aa the CCD headquarters US. PATERSON - Rev. Bishops in March. 1920. vinced him that "Roman Ca- James Anderson will "to provide not become only and administered it until tholicism J. Doyle, pastor of aspires only his has moved further in Third Order St. the third director in the Plans cement for the of more death in 1931. Hall the three Therescs has been substructure May, sue- past years than Prot- Church, than four-decade Slovak the human of of ceded to the office in Catholics named city man on history 1932. estantism has moved to commanding officer of in the Trip Building but also " Europe the earth, substance for past 30 years Naval Reserve Chaplains LKONIA A all the program* of this John's five-week pil- of the Third U.S. city Pope death will not New Company grimage to Europe is being in Rome Naval District. He sociological, educational, eco- stop that movement. Dean Seminary succeeds sponsored the St nomic, and cultural." Samuel by John's Rev, Frederick political 11 Miller predicted at Gehring and Third Order of Our ROME INC) - With the a luncheon Lady 0/ pen Bishop Grutka. by dispensa- will assume his new % of of post July University Mt Carmel. nics of Minnesota Slovaks who cannot re tion from the See, will of- religious advisers Holy 1. St. Slates It w-ill leave Mary‘s New York turn to their fer a Roman Rite Sept. communist dom Mass Esther a The colloquium in which in Doyle, captain, 5 and will include visits to Slavonic mated homeland, a 1300,00) in the served in the Pacific Picnic leading theologians of the seminary during Family England. France. Switierland. world participated seminary is rising near Rome chapel. World War II and was recalled made clear and CLIFTON —The Italy as well as an Family that Protestanta Spain, to train who will to service the Korean "underesti- priests re during Life of St. Ilive You optional viait the Apostolate Mary’s, / Seen 10-day m turn with the conflict. mate the inherent power of the sacraments to will hold Land. The spiritual di- Birth Control Rutherford, a family Beautiful Holy Slovakia Catholic Church to liberate when the Red night He is scheduled to it- rector of the begin a picnic June 29 at Face tour will be Rev. Holy self from mare has vanished tour of outworn dogmas," 20«n»# Ik, vakia will move in for the formation demolished new to persons request- immediately Natural Unspoiled Beauty Plans academic year from a Saleslan ing it. Formerly a%»lufci« M pr\**u •»!*<*. Office house where Bergen they have been Officers of the college said FOR SALE pf,M- or fwwr* itttumfft NEWARK studying for the the resolution Anew regional past two In no way con- boarding homes in • Water Main* • Bracket There will be 4 office of Associated Bergen years. room for flicted with laws Catholic St prohibiting • Paved Road* Boardwalk County Joseph’s Village another 43 minor the • Chanties of the ArcMiocese seminarians dispensing of birth control 172 MODERN STUDENT DESKS and in Rockleigh immaculate In this Limited .Numberof '* of Newark will new of the information and Acre Plot be opened at building devices, such Conception Home in l,odl the Slovak Institute of SS at those Reasonably priced at only $1.25 Bergen Mall Cynl in Connecticut and 878 DESKS (that fasten to Shopping There were also floor) Term* 259 and Methodius As Low A* $125. Dowi Center adop- Massachusetts in Paramus, it has homes tion m vanoua stages Part been of the new building will But the president, announced by Archbishop Dr Georg# 31 - 4 FT. of completing along FLUORESCENT FIXTURES Boland. adoption, be occupied a Slovak K Judd lavs by Cath of Angeles, said Sol OSE hut MASY with 79 new applications only ac- ohe Center Msgr Patnck J. which will prepare that "emotionalism" surroun- builders Trainer, reudy lo imr cepted Public Address Intercom you. and publish books issue Bogan System, Catholic Chanties director, in Slovak ding the had heretofore ROUTE Work on remodelling the of- 206, ANDOVER. N J Eugene Cardinal said the office will TTsserant. prevented the college from w«#i m km provide fice is lo'ge prime*ol • o *4 17 ip»ohtf| already under way. dean continuing social of the College of Car- an official rase work taking stand. H» Catherine M who (Von 110*1 tK* K^ocl. McCann, wtli dedicate the service lor the people of Ber- dinals. sem has been in a supervisory ca- 13. More gen County, mary Sept than 300 NT. IGNATIUS PLUS MANY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS including pro- pacity in the office for Church. main pilgrims from the U S grams of family and Ini by Chapel Park, Md mamage . founded many years, wtn direct the in Bishop Andrew Crutka counselling, the foster care of of IMI, Is believed to toe work of the regional office, it t* old- Clary, are children, services for unwed lnd. expected at est at ESsex was continuously active U. S M»qr. 3-9790 announced the Conroy mothers, and refu- ceremonies parish adoptions According to Magr. Tratnor, gee resettlement Use Archbishop 1 purpose La to

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•12 cu ft. Refrigerator • Eye level Oven • Counter top Range • Coppertone Range llood • to" High Velocity Exhauat Fan o Dishwasher THE DOVER - 9 ROOMS - 4 Bedrooms - TBeack. 1* Bath Ucu/ew, • Clothe* Waaher • Clothes Dryer Room - FuU Room - Living Dining Sun Porch Largi Kitchen Spacious Mahogany Panelled Den and 2 WEST include car gar Other Suburban Park features Combination Aluminum Ju»t *18,25 3 Minutes From Ocun Bathingi * Beach Haven N. J. Storm h Screen Windows and Doors at West thruout no additional DIRECTIONS TO SUBURBAN PARK: From north Jerse *0 lASY TO MACH! South cost landscaped lots water on Gatdan Stats PaiUay to Exit Mi than Cast on PSomi* Hv'jjio*(CgaTao spacious fully city paved take Garden State south Parkway to Exit 82, turn left oi Route 72 5 all in. The homes tor milts directly to BEACH HAVEN WESTi turn rijht to modal*. *" • streets, curbs, sidewalks, paved driveways Route 37 and go west approx, mile suburban the one to Pari are the value is are Subur- big big savings big. See entrance on left. Models your open 10 AM to Dark Dailv ban Park v today. Phone 343-000*.

•M. L. APIRO SrH / BUILDERS AND {DEVELOPERS SINCE I: 18 THE ADVOC ATE June 27. 1963 Plan Anniversary Capuchin Fathers Mt. For Fr. Bosio Carmel to Honor Move Commissary PHILIP J. BOWERS A CO. MONTCLAIR Thomas HOBOKEN The Fastiggi has been named gen- provin- Patron With OUR MTH YEAR Novena eral chairman cial office of the 60th an- commissary'* of tho Third Order offer* well JERSEY CITY—The niversary dinner for Rev. of St. Fran- complet# rounded annual with another in the procession cis Real •olemn In honor of Aloysius pastor of Mt. (Capuchin has E*taU aarvlca. novena Our Marion Ave. section Bosio, Fathers) July 16 at been of Mt. Carmel Church, which will be transferred from this Seliind, leaalnf. home*, apartment* Lady Carmel will begin the same time. During the pro- held Oct. tho to St. Patrick's Monas- land and comerclal at all Masses 7 at Mt. 6 at Robert city propertlea. July cessions Artioli will Msgr. Treat Carmel Newark. Father tery, Wilmington. Del. Rad Rank and Monmouth County area* Church. Msgr. Walter bless outdoor shrines. Hotel, P. Bosio has been at Mt. Carmel Artioli, pastor, announced. The procession on the feast PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Rev. George 19 years. FOR SALE Whitmire, day, July 16, will end at tho of WALTER n. OVERTON 0.F.M., St. Bonavcnture (■AUDI N. church where an outdoor HKIOHTS, J, Monastery, Paterson, will 6hrine will be creeled. Tt C “ Father Select Delegates "“i,:-■f rlr o*,"- mmt Prlcwl DIAL 741-7200 preach the novena. There will J****** mo*‘ b*»Bti/ul Whitmire will give a Papal w,u known P**. •nathorn rm R**l EiUU Siaca ltM be services For rnbahna daily at 8 p.m.. Convention tonxrortlon. nppfalinf blessing. b*<« m with the cUratelt. orlnrtpala only. mm M. Rad Bank novena Mass at 8:30 On July 15 and 16, the NEWARK - Sable •ox m; iiasidi until Joseph hiiohts. n. j. a.m. July 15. An Italian church yard will be open after and Albin Janks have been service will he held at the 9 services for and dancing re- selected as delegates of the a.m. Mass July 8 to 13. freshments. There will be a New York and New On Jersey July 15, a procession will record hop and stage show in District, of be held in the Knights Lithuania, Mallory Ave. the parish cafeteria-auditorium to the national convention at MORTGAGES section of the at 5 parish p.m.. 14 July at 8:30 p.m. Boston. Mass., Aug. 14-18. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS h/ W it\m ' most Uiitutiftil .. ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS /At t Xi/n>fh l\/tk

UNION VALLIY ROAD • WIST MILFORD

PATIRSON PA NEW ALL SOULS - Ground will be broken 8-3159 HAWTHORN! June 30 for the new All Souls Church, East a! ills Olof Orange, which is pictured above by architect Paul Reilly. East Orange Parish Ho-Ho-Kus J^ckanack Plans New Church We are proud to present the EAST ORANGE-A SI 5 mil- There will bo radiant heat- Arrowhead Section of North Cheelcroft lion will be budding program ing under the floor slab of launched at All Souls parish tho kindergarten The class- here June 30 when ground is rooms wdl be painted waylite North This section comprises the broken for anew church amt block with acoustical Ute ceil- last school addition by Rev. building plots in this beautiful James ings and vinyl asbestos floors W. McCarthy, pastor. Each one will have a fresh community located adjacent The new church will be ah’ intake and exhaust sys- to " Cheelcroft St. Luke’s Church and erected on the corner ot .War- tem. schools, rington PI. and Grove St with The present auditorium am! thru School. , Kindergarten, High entrances through a belt tow- cafeteria will be extended and Direction* to Site: er on the corner. It will ac- modernized, with the former to All homes are custom built commodate 960 people, with be equipped at in audito- -"S** ■ Route 4. north Route (or an additional 25 in on 17. kit space rium-gymnasium with anew and we invite all interested to submit the " at 3rd traffic light (Sheridan igakiis "cry room The edifice metal pan acoustical ceding will be condi- and rrrond ritht Arkrrman their or avail themselves of completely air anew gymnasium floor. plans tioned. Are.), follow Arkrrman Avr. to f*r«nit our architectural services. 0/#i»ii i#t// aitr Krom Offer Mass Ridgewood, Maplr THE EXTERIOR the for Ace. to Sheridan Area of Pope Are. uh values $35,000 to $55,000 be NORWOOD Members of left U I\ building will o! (ace brick Ackerman Are. Siler low WAYNE TWP. St. Thomas More taxes. to match the existing parish Council, K. rrprrarotaticr at 23 Sergral of C.. wiU offer buddings, tn front will be a their monthly Road (lart right turn on Acker- corporate Ili>« *nd Core- large stained-glass window, man Ate.) Appointment* can be made to inspect i»h amidat the the munion for iplmdlj. trduu've boon of Paclaiutk Manor Sertira ot visible from the interior. The Pope Paul VI homes June 30 at the 9 already occupied. interior will be a a m Mass anew aunmurutjr is of soft white IWayoe— bharatiing forth —the Hill* of , at Immaculate color with a ceiling construct- Conception limited selection of and Iplit-levcl 2-ttotf Colonial hoax* oa beavtljr Wtxxlcd Church here ed of wood and resting on * *aT otv ***** *’ hoe workmanship, apscioui and the Sett of auxirro laminated wood beams. deviga materials MAYWOOD —at too onafford. Became of No seat in the church wdl prior* progreuivc town too aim fcenci t from government reduced 52.000 !*r sile be at too a quick low that great distance Jaw, u*e» are to that calculated stay way. Yen'll aim he clow to the knew Ml trnl inrueu <(•:>« u: ihof*. from the altar Thu is made Wl D » ii*U athoola and other Chrysler iag. commie ocr* of Rtboihaa l * Construction VTa.ne. hr* ihe I*QCU{ Cos. our 3 by MM lovely model.: The possible use of large K*tX lull Colonial 4 which sp!itLevtl including 2Vt hathi, rec transepts are located bedroom., paneled rwa, 2-car garage !H fcOC»» on the access of the altar. M U*T C«H* and full bucmcnt; the Suburban SpUt-Levcl with 4 tcdnram. 214 *«*=***«» Incorporated baths tec fa paneled The ceilings of the transepts room, attached and Urge hutment 50 North garage area; the Colonial fW down towards the altar Franklin Turnpike. 110-110-Kus. N. J. 444-2081 2-Wocy featuring slope SAM KIOTZ. Realtor 2V4_ baths, to focus the eye upon the multipurpose morn. Urge living reran Sale* Representatives Chrysler Rcaltv with 2-car sanctuary. fireplace, garage and full hawacnt.

Stt tbtm ibis ttktttd Prutti THE SCHOOL addition will u for sun! from *26,990 include a kindergarten am! ti- PREMIERE SHOWING! brary in addition to right 1 classrooms. regular It will match the IMMACULATE HEART present buddings and wdl ma«e use of one of OF MARY CHURCH the existing stair weds A be ills of landscaped play area will AND SCHOOL provided for the kindergarten children, separate from the WITHIN WAUIN6 DISTANCE other recreation arras. aatunmo

MKWHhwi Ct, Religious Superiors ta*a Cate AT WAYNE Zg Irme To Meet in Indiana ackanack Wayne Township, N. J. ; « MVM Washington

Hero is a different refreshingly large picture-windowed living rooms in custom full-size approach community ... dining rooms... spacious which will □ kitchens with all 1 & planning appeal to the built-ins ... 150 HOMES 2-car home discerning buyer. garages ... and other SOLDI hurry many quality lefti features, including ONLY 10 Each home is oriented to the Weil-McLain Hot and Water Slant-Fin Baseboard Heat topography exposure of its site to take full advantage of the natural The !*p- location, in a choice residential beauty of the rolling, wooded terrain. section of historic Wayne, Wherever possible, the majestic, full offersan unsurpassed environment plus payment grown trees have been saved to provide n to convenience public and parochial FOR VETS! EASY FINANCING each home with an FOR NON-VETS! 30-YEAR MORTGAGES cooling shade and PL grade and high schools... shopping enchanting sylvan setting. CAALETON BI LEVEL • I itoms 3 centers all Ixgi • sgacitus Mum • 21V4 ... houses of worship... ft MNkd room • tinuhid dsn • 25V4 ft. The homes are of famity tm«i diaiif aria masterpieces golf courses... county and state parks • lari. *iesV krtckta . balks ft \Y> • 31 laa| kasiawat staraii architectural design to lakes...... planned .. lovely and aria! • fishing, bathing 18,500 Attached • |v«i NO EXTRAS! provide the utmost in modem comfort skating .. . express Here Is the highways and perfect home, the perfect area to In! grow Roxbury Shopping Plara is only a 3 minute drive. and Your And luxury. They have 4 family-size excellent home at beautiful SUNRISE PARK has been transportation by bus or train •xcell,m bus LI?.?'? and r*H service At built with a generous nearby. bedrooms ...2'/i bathrootns ...wood- to hand—with more space, SUNRISE PARK, Newark and New living you’ll be wide and York City. dollar for living high, hand- dollar, than any home comparable now some for less than paneled family and recreation rooms . you ever expected to pay! being offered In New Jersey. Consider the spacious- ness of each lot—a minimum of 10,000 square feet to call Consider CITY your own. the built-in extras—each SEWERS I home contains a WALL OVEN, COUNTER RANGE, CLINWOOD SPLIT-LEVEL -1 RANGE HOOD WITH FAN ANO GAS rooms • CLOTHES DRYER Jbtdroomt • linuhed PRICES FROM part of the family room• s'/t%, 30-Year as purchaseprice! Considerthe convenience a'xlJV Uhapad Financing be living-dining aru • It ft kitchen —you'll just Vz mile from the sparkling-new • finished e School. den Hi baths * Roxbury High Route 10 Is just 1 mile full basement FURNISHED MODEL Exslimlv* Salaa Afantt: away. e NO EXTRAS! HOMES OPEN DAILY 4 SUNDAYS PASFORD, Lift., Interim by; 37-04 Broadway, Fair Lawn, N. J. OrMnbtum Bros. SWarthmora 1-1414 • 14IS Paterson. N. J. Modal Hama Tal.

ww on m. 40 10 txit at fnllrtu. ? "lop U 'K?** :T?pp* *hoppinß-% E r,l’P t 0 Overview Drive (2 Guy*), then right to Valley Road, d To kn, Av# (Wiley Shopping Center), right on Preakne** Ave. 2 block*h i a \r 2i v - I to LeauweAve., left LeauweAve. on past school to Greenrale AveAve. End and Models. State Sf&f 1 Parkway to Exit 1538.west onRt. 3 to Route 46. ■VIAND AVI. . OFF NT. . 10 SUCCASUNNA P Sho f ltow Preakness (Roxbury Township) N. U. Guva? T« \F*ii .P *J s sign up ramp to Rivervlew Drive (2 thm rirtthiht V p^g Hohfl t *.° «"«y Road - right on Valley Road to Preakness Ave. DIRECTIONS: (Valley Shopping Route 10 west to OR: Route 46 West “ U u Eyland to Route 10 *“”**• on *™* "*•*« SWIMMING AND Succasunna (Ledge- PIC- Ave., (Vi mile past wood Triple Circle): East on Rt. 10 for IVJr A Ranch—at Gulf Station NICKING Vi MILE on the miles to Ave. (at Gulf AWAYI left}) Eyland Station): •Prleaa Quotad for Limited Tima Only turn left 1 mile to Sunrise Park turn right 1 mile to Sunrise Park. |Agen»: Jersey Realty Agency •'Union, MU 7-9130 • Model, JU Beach Haven Area June 27, 1963 THE Famed Electric City ADVOCATE 19 Deliveries Soon As Summer Cultural Center Sales at 100

A Cbtrtmon-Carrol Rtltait West are fully completed, suit- A CbrrtHion-Carrol Rtltait BEACH HAVEN (PKS) - able for Franklin either year-round or MONROE TOWNSHIP (PFS) Beach Haven the - Village West, 6,- summer vacatipn living. Electric City U.S.A., ,000 Gold Medallion home com- the 1,100-home Gold Medallion munity situated nine minutes community on Devoe Ave. trom Exit 63 of Apartment Work the Garden (the Spotswood-Englishtown Stat«. Route Progresses Parkway 72, Road) on here, reports construc- a tojdys unique reputation as Model tion is well A Cherenson-Carrol Release Open under way, as the tween the Hancock (a ground one of New Jersey's entry the leading Bati Rtltait developers prepare for the de- FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP splitlevel), Hamil- cultural centers the (PFS) during livery of homes In the first Construction ton (an ranch at PATERSON activity L-shapod aummer months. (PFS)—Section U section. moving Into high gear at $19,490) and the Franklin (an The 1 of Riverview Towers is now late M.L. fa- To date 100 Franklin Shapiro, more than homes Village, the new 125- L-shaped for split-level). ther of Herbert and Jerome open inspection and the home have been sold and the community on Franklin Village Is conveni- acceptance of here, rising Shapiro who are currently applications. Easton 10 initial purchasers are being Ave., overlooking the ently located just minutes This of creating the Beach Haven 800-family development scheduled from downtown New for occupancy Rutgers University campus Bruns- four 16-story prior West buildings at 85 here community, encouraged to the of the new according to wick, with its numerous de- Water St. is opening community •ißiany painters, being completed VIEW-This picture shows of Hemlock young sculp- school ' year in early Septem- AERIAL lay-of-land the now 4,200-acre Forms developer Will Getter. partment and specialty stores, as part of Paterson’s First ‘.•Ors, writers and to in Pike Pa„ between and The colleges actors ber. County, Stroudsburg Hawley, In the Pocono Mountains. roads In section one and business Ward high schools, -•Ora* to Ocean urban The have County redevelopment at Electric opens to the for the first time this weekend. Established been to restaurants, bowl- during Displayed City, community public as a year brought grade theaters, summer program. and the ;oje months. U.S.A., are 11 model homes round and summer it will have lot mason crews have ing lanes, etc. community, prices from $1,500 to $6,000, with as among the models According to Harry S. five of poured footings for the first In addition to the including spUt-level de- little as $150 down. that, the of group of 33 homes new display are Scasprav, Brody, president County sign. two colonial two-story in the de- Bamberger's Menlo Park three-bedroom contemporary Development Corp., the spon- homes, two ranchers, two velopment. Shopping Center is just a few 'model with 12-foot glass doors sor of the project, applications Cods, minutes as are Cape and a bi-level According to Getter, these away, several received .overlooking a large family now will be processed ranch model. These models 33 homes disrount centers. Add Pool at are scheduled for shopping at once rpatio and the water. The Seas- for immediate mem- are Wayne Project Both private and being made available in delivery before the start of parochial is available and more ..pray for only $6.-. bership occupancy in Sec- than 60 variations A I Rrift room the fall school sciiools and churches are design Kay on 1 1 units renting from $l(9 ate and session, in tion buildings storage 390 with monthly payments of I, Section II will be and will be priced from order to nearby. ready $15,- WAYNE (PFSI - A swim- including heat and maximum monthly, space is available in tha base- give con- «$32 32. in the fall of 1963. 790 with financing terms in- ming pool tor venience to those families the exclusive cooking gas. The Wilson ments The Cosdens are also The Seabreeze is a larger In this cluding no down payments for to Franklin discussing develop- use of tenants is to be added Agency of Wayne ia in charge providing ample off-street moving Village LAKE LENAPE version of three-bedroom he said and alike from other a ment “this is one of vets non vets and to the 306-unit Terrace of rentals. communities. Wayne garages and chil- fiwnrn. Ivtm County home, parking, .modern-styled the finest apartment mortgages Apartment The IM complete develop- 30-year community now Twenty-five tenants have dren's first 33 homes under ocro loot for tnlmmlno, bool.ro t playgrounds. Chib Prlctt from HOTS with utility room and carport, ments of its kind in crested nion. America The large number of ex- builders moved into the apartments construction will include of being by The 4-1/2-room apartment 14 * tp H*. #twn. I', tn unptfk bol- on a lagoon lot. Its in- open, and the first apart- terior variations will James and Cosden and about a dozen more are the Adam* tn (31 of the National sameness of Ratzer Rd. here. rentals. design charac- rooms, and a ceramic-tile bath 990. it fa available for S4JO Housing Act as amended. It teristic of new home The will The many pool measure ap- apartment community with colored fixtures, a built- down and monthly payments fulfills an urgent need in this communities. proximately 30 by 70 feet and features brick exterior, in and tub-shower. HAMILTON PARK HOMES of $54 hamper 86 community for will include wading apartment a area for colonial center haU entrances Other new models N. J. will b* at area NEPTUNE. housing rentals that hereto- youngsters The pool will with rear exits, air-condition- Model HIGHLAND LAKES V.A. NO DOWN PAYMENT Introduced during the next fore were Second also include FHA $790.00 DOWN considered almost showers and fa ing. plaster walls, master TV month. Bi-level 8 Poo impossible for for frit, Boths. 2 level today's high Cilitips changing clothes antenna, double hung alu- Cor-Garoge. Split All homes at Beach Haven standards." 8 Rooms. 14 1 Cor For The swimming pool will minum ill If Bath, Garoge ond Basement. Linpark windows and screens utilize FULLY IHSULATCO almost an acre of the and hot-water baseboard heat Cod Brick .( Rtltait j Cope Front. 1 Cor from $16,990 Cus- Kaylom garden apartment site The also Garage apartments have ! Built Insulated LINCOLN Quality. Fully PARK (PI'S) The builders, meanwhile, arsmsticall) -controlled sound !i!g‘ ti s'JflS ullf MOOfLS ALWAYS OMH Twenty-one sales were re- are plotting i PtAXmnM tin SortA Jrmi. moving ahead on construc- which provides quiet Gitate Hw I'aitni u rut JijoA '** *t - corded last weekend and *» twt* <• CcrOM Statu* Inar 14M at the tion and at the r K 4 True* improvements privacy. *• 0 jn, Ait ton tun u mcAr: t*tr>** newly .opened 258 house Un- garden-apartment Warren Sariari community Laundry rooms and drym; Associates Builders PRospect 5-4549 park community on Rd Comly which offers JVi and (V arris are on grade in separ- I* MILI TO HOLY INNOCCMTS CHURCH here where a second model, the Mark II Cape Cod with ——!*" What’s potential for four bedrooms, is to be unveiled this weekend u *■■-■ a - -hit The tract, which drew close >iMe wJsßfc*. ■ v to 2,000 so persons at last weekend s opening, is being developed by Namier Construe- 1 lion Corp of Hackensack It different!^ offers models in five designs priced from $l9 790 to $22,(90

Furnished models on dis- about play include the Mark II Cape SWVB** Cod. the 60 foot long Thunder- lf>3 bird ranch, four bedroom Im-

perial bi level, the eight room colonial two story Continental, ft*B» and the four bedroom Fleet wood aplit-level. Brounell and > Kramer of I'mon are handling sales wwi The homes, which can be * purchased with lOVdown. W ~u •. ' 36-year # conventional financing 4MCJp| ? 1j r i terms for late aummer deliv- .jJW are ery dates, in be built on M... wooded, fully Landscaped plots LSJXH square feet and larger Value The ... exciting design ...outstanding convenience —ln area has city sewers, a that’s what! realistic water and all improvements single community, Value at prices that start below $20,000. Design features that make Lm sense, New wmm, like "centralized” kitchens. Conveniences that include excel- Community Hi~ lent shopping, frequent PRR commuter service (40 minute* Near Packanack to N. Y. minutes to C. 28 Newark!), easy-access super- highways, buses, top-rated schools, recreational and cultural A Kriri-.Marlia ffe/eere ;»r:\ WAYNE (PFS) - Hills of facilities. CITY SEWERS, CURBS and SIDEWALKS, of Packanack. 26-home course! anew 3®Pt v 4 community of custom-crafted a distinctive new lake If for split level and two-story colo- you’re looking something different ...sec Franklin nial homes, Village, today! opens here this week The community Is located on Ratser Rd in the in the Pocono Packanack Manor section and community Mountains features three models priced from $26,990 Sales agent is McDonald and Powers Cos. ot Cedar Grove.

The builders, Braemsr Con-

TH —4 SUMU !*Ut UM laSrw-i sr UMS Min CNaaM-21 It Itn struction Cos. of L’nion. cite as I lldrani »t»Irntni M. It 4 Cmu| *. !t Mikas. SM-mm. 2W outstanding features of tha 2h s»ih >»m n ft u*-. twin (Klfl new community Its "exclusive" location, the favorable tax situation in Wayne, and EMLOCK and land- FARMS heavily-wooded scaped lots in excess of one- ROUTE 402 LORDS PA. third sere. VALLEY,

The Hills of Packanack com- walk- MILFORD munity u located within HAWLEY TM SUIIIDS Immaculate ItUMt lixl-tM'S IS( IUSUIS J»M harant 2 ing dlstanc- of larsr. I llWw lit SUM, law—4"* S»*»i. la-v; lan. Cw’i.iS' Heart of Church and bKMit Mcka«. Msry N-n Ca->|f Mum, C.r.,4 D'lrix; la U>,(i school. res Visit min uz aho berucn imvnf Hemlock Farms now... this beautiful NO MONEY DOWN • (v*ts) $990 DOWN (non-vnt*) new OVER 500 LISTINGS development was previously a private PECKS 4 MODELS FROM GARDEN MOl XKX Am APT. POND irAMAIJEs tEAMALY Mill AM 4,a00 acre estate... now a private, profession- rvR.HUHn> ivrvM.HUHm PMtt. TEMPORARY arrangements for ally developed community your vacation 1-7 ROOMS - S6O-J450 home. 402

919,490 Several lovely lots are available Iqkcfront for 2C9 MARTIN GOLDSTEIN your inspection. HRUKER WlndlOf 7-7000 611 NEW MARSHALLS JERSEY HURRY! SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! PORT LEE CREEK must Brood n#w 2VL rm (Purchasers inspect property priorto sale.) EFFICIENCIES . AUo ovortizod 1 bdrm PRICES INCREASE JULY Ist! SO to 45 4 RM APTS

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RROKER In NY coll IW 4-0238 In NJ (201) Wl 7-7000 rr. lee at main vr. DIStCTIONIi QAROCN STATt PARKWAY to E«lt 130 (Routs 1), South to Routs Ui Wait on Routs II Into Now iNJOY SAIUNQ Bruniwicki continus on This Coupon will InHtl* , FISHING, BOATING AND SWIMMING AT HEMLOCK FARMS Routs 11 (croasss brldgs. than tit lift sttsr bodgaMo Landing Una. Uft to Eatton 2 Visitors FREE uto of Aysnusj than right to modal!... 0R... NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE to Eait taka Routs U wsat FOOL ». and lotion, si abova... our OR...ROUTE 2t «*it to Routs 2S7| Routs 217 Fait to Estton Al nn Ukulavt Tmw -- Avsnusi right to modsli. * CfMkrlty A rfGVGJopmMt W WtSTOtN HIRITAOC PROPERTIES LIMITED 29 AtIENTi Riaunsll a Union, N.J. MU Sot. Juno A Sun. Juno 30 Kramar, a HIM . Msdali Kl Stott ADV. Urls Vmlhy, Hawhy, P.nniylvanla T.f.phona: 717*226*4172 20 THE ADVOCATE June 27, 1963 Jesuit Changes Announced 60th Anniversary Father Snyder Appointed For Msgr. Knappek

NEWARK - Msgr. Paul G. Archbishop will be Migr. Ju- St. Peter’s Knappek, P.A., will pontificate lian F. Szpilman, pastor of Principal of at a Solemn Mass of Thanks- Our Lady of Czestochowa, in celebration of the and John JERSEY giving Harrison, Msgr. A. CITY-Rov. Ed- named assistant was dean of Inlsfada, Rev. John 60lh his L.1.; W. anniversary of or- Karolewski, pastor of St. ward J. Snyder, S.J., athletic the college. Larkin, S.J., to St. Ann's, The director of St. Peter’s Andrew-on- Jersey City. Prep Rev. Edward J. Mur- ceremonies for FATHER SYNDER is Hudson; Feature 9 master of to the the past six years, has a na- Story, Pago to tive ray. S.J., Brooklyn will be Rev. Theo- been named of the of Elizabeth and attended Prep, Archbishop principal and Rev. William J. Richard- St. Benedict's dination dore V. Bonefli, assistant school, it has been announced Prep and June 29 at 10:30 a.m. son, S.J., to Loyola Seminary, chancellor. by Very Rev. John J. Me- Georgetown University before in St. Casimir's Church, Shrub Oak, N.Y. Ginty, S.J., provincial of the entering the Society of Jesus. where he has been pastor for Assisting Msgr. Knappek New York Province. He was ordained in 51 years. will be Rev. Adalbert F. 1952 at THREE PRIESTS will leave Richard the Boland will pre- Kiezek. of St. Stanis- The appointment of Father Weston, Mass., by college to continue studies Archbishop pastor Cardinal of Boston. side at the Mass which will Newark, deacon; luv. was one of Cushing toward Rev. laus, Snyder many higher degrees. Rev. celebration St. Joseph T. Browne. Paul J. open a two-day of John Kulaga of Stanislaus, chances announced in the an- S.J., Curtin, S.J., Will study whom Father at the anniversary. There will be Garfield, lubdearon; and Rev. nual "status’’ of the New York Snyder replaces theology the University of "WELCOME, BISHOP" - as has Bishop looks which the a for the at John L. Paprocki of Province. principal, been named San Francisco; Rev. Edward Navagh over a sign expresses welcome reception clergy of The of the the Mass St. Casimir’s, master of prefect general of high schools J. Spanish-speaking people the Paterson Diocese to their rectory following cere- St. Peter's College has Dunne, S.J., will pursue renew shepherd prior to for the San Juan Festival and a and monies. The will be also the He had been search in June 23. Condior parish reception preacher received anew minister province. history at Ger- procession Holding the banner are Bonn, Alvarez, left, dinner June J. principal of St. Peter’s ainco 30 at 6 p.m. in Rev. Stanislaus Stachowiak, of the community in Rev. many. and Rev. John M and Louis Tomas. 1961. the pariah hall. pastor of St. Theresa's, Lin- Arthur G. Kehoe, S.J., while Buckley, S.J., will continue re- Other Deacons of honor to the den. Rev. changes in the St. search on his Leo B. Barrows, S.J., thesis in theol- Peter's College includ- faculty ogy. Festival a ed the appointment of Rev. Rev. Leo Welcome J. Daly, S.J., has for Bishop Robert 1. Paterson Plans Canavan, S.J., as been named assistant principal chairman • THE MODERN AIR CONDITIONED of the mathematics of St, Peter’s PATERSON - Bishop Na- to Prep. Others pleaaed be back with the OVER 1.5*0 ATTENDED of Rev. O. added welcomed For department, Ralph to the there vagh was by the from Puerto Rico the Mass HNS Meet faculty are people celebrated Rev. chairman by Date;, S.J., as of the Rev. Edward I. Spanish speaking member* of whom I knew Dolan, S.J., so well in Buf- Stanislaus B. Chang, admin- PATERSON - Plans are be- philosophy and Rev. Thomas P. hit flock at the first annual o KNOn HOTEL department, falo. istrator of Our robert Green. S.J., Lady of Prov- treat made by the Rev. V. San Juan Festival ing Holy Name Joseph Landy, S.J.. as Rev. J. Francis Stroud. of the Pat- ”1 lake the S.J., occasion to an- idence Mission h-re They Societies of the Diocese of Pat- chairman of the honors erson Diocese June pro- and the following regenUtsem- 23 where nounce two new renters for marched with the to Invites reservations erson to attend the Bishop R your national gram. inarians): Mr. J. he addressed them in their the Anthony Ax- Spanish speaking people Paterson EasUide convention at Rev. High School Buffalo Joseph J. S.- own language Mass August McEvoy, zarto, S.J., Mr. Charles R. at a in at St. and St Mi- Field, • COMMUNION MEAKTASTS Joseph* saying the and 21-25. J., will be the new moderator John's rosary Burns. Mr Ronald J. St Cathedral. chael'* • S.J., parishes in Paterson. to the ORDINATION DINNERS of athletics and singing hymns Blessed The theme of the convention Rev. Victor R. Mizen, Mr. John P. "I want to tell you how S.J., Sur- hap- The Puerto Rican people have Mother. • WEDDING RECEPTIONS is "The Name and Yanitelli. S will be the di- uda. Mr. 1 am to be here, for Holy J., S.J.. and F. py Ihe a Apos- George grdat Catholic culture ami At the field, • SEMINARS rector they were ad- CONVENTIONS. tolic Action." James of student re- WaUace. SJ. first celebration of Bishop A. personnel, the Feast a contribution to make the dressed to Re» Victor Torres- SALES MEETING of Rev. Gerard F. by McNulty former placing Fagan. Rev. Laurence B S J., of St. John the the Paterson Buffalo, Hill, Baptist," community and to Frias of St. S.J., who has been transferred Mary s. Bridge- 1J Tvmrtlon Roomi Top Copocily In Ono Room 1250 of will be of the mission band, will R said. "It the Bishop Paterson, re- i shop is pa Iron- the diocese. The Puerto Ri- Conn., to Fordham. port, and again the host to the convention. Rev. Daniel P. side at al feast of the diocese by STANLEY J AKUS AItERT STENOER St. Peter's. Rev. Robert and of cans were Catholici long be Mooopor W Pr.wd.nl this time speaking has been named Puerto Bishop, in Mulvey, S.J., E. Rico. I am " 50 PARK Parish delegates from the O’Donnell, SJ., has been especially fore the of Paterson English. PLACE, NEWARK - MARKET MOOO assistant chairman people of the transferred Passaic-Clifton area can ob- to the provincial’s economics department. office. tain convention placards at Sikora and Sons, Passaic. NEW House MEMBERS of the At toyola of Retreats. I Those from the Paterson Haw- faculty include: Rev. James Morristown. Rev. Gerard P. thorne area obtain can theirs F. Coleman. S.J., classics; Hell. S.J., has succeeded Rev. at St. Joseph’s rectory. Pater- Rev. John M. Robert 11. Cousineau, S • Fahey. S.J., as di- son. rector m J., philosophy; Rev. Matthew of boys’ retreats, with J. Father Fitzsimons, S.J., English; Fahey assigned as di- - APPAREL FOR Rev. Daniel F. Mrenan. S J.. rector of retreats at Goctxaga theology, and Rev. Vincent Retreat House. Monroe. NY. Tantola. Rev. J. THE CLERGY S.J., theology. Rev. Timothy Dmeo. S.J., James R. Rev. Louis A. Cittww ft Ktlf. Barnett, S.J., and replaces De- Rev. Anthony V. Keane. S.J., vaney. S.J., as retreat master SENSATIONAL! LIFETIME of the with latter mission band will reside the transferred to at St. Peter’s. the staff of Jesuit Missions ft NM| * Utrtn c Priests magazine. Brother Sidney C. leaving St. Peter's Saucier. S.J., will in addition to Father Fagan, supervise food services. and are Duffy Quinn Rev. Albert A. Beckwith. ALUMINUM SIDING WITH S.J., who will become assist- Not* Our N«w Addrttt ant director ~ of the school 1J L SI St. K. T. 21. NT, of Relations Unit industrial relations at MU HSU St. Peter's Rev. Gerard SfCTOtY SUVICt INVITfD Prep; F. Names Board Knoepfel, S.J.. transferred to FIBREGLAS INSULATION CRANFORD Our members were named to the board of directors of the Catholic FOR LESS THAN THE Human Relations Council of PRICE OF ORDINARY SIDING! 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Giovanni Battista Montini, the Cardinal- "Let us move ahead in of peace." Archbishop Milan, had been chosen Su- AS A YOUNG PRIEST, preme Pontiff of the Roman aged 25. Father Catholic Church, Montini began a career in Vatican to bo known as diplomacy Pope Paul VI. A thin man of which culminated in his 65. w hose service as Substi- deep-set blue eyes dominate a fine- tute Secretary of State for ly chiseled face, he addressed Ordinary Affairs the Cardinals under Pius XII. In this he and the the post acquired world from Sistine Chapel of the a of "In. knowledge Vatican affairs Vatican. the name of the Lord!" he said, possessed by few and his ” others, through hands "Let us move ahead irt fwace passed documents and He reports vitally concerned with was no stranger in the Vatican, hav- the the welfare of the served the Church throughout ing Secretariat of State for some world. most of 30 Although his career was The Advocate years Nor was he a to spent stranger the world in Rome, he also served in had briefly which noted his abilities as ad- Warsaw, diplomat, visited Africa, Canada, Latin America and ministrator, scholar and and had rank- pastor, the U. S. ed him as the one number possibility to suc- Now, comes to ceed he the throne of Peter Pope John XXIII. His voice had often from the largest See in the world, the Arch- been heard before, on the subjects of social diocese of Milan, to whose 3,750,000 Catho- justice, communism, the priesthood, the lay lics he has been for Christian pastor the past BV4 years. apostolate, unity, the press, modern He has built 45 churches art, the Vatican Council. there in that time; he has often spoken on the need for dynamic He was known as the spiritual son of and pastoral activity; he has an unre- Pius whom he waged XII, had served faithfully and battle lenting against communism and be- closely in the government of the and Church, come known as "the workingman's Bishop." of John XXIII, who'was thought to have he N In 1956 warned that favored Cardinal Montini “every com- to succeed him. The promise of atheistic closing communism hides a se- words of Pope Paul’s first address cret plan to disarm and subjugate whomever were considered a forecast of his pontificate: (Continued on Page 2) 2 Pastor The Diplomat, Scholar, ...

(Continued from preceding page) to change this sad state of schism among Chris- deals with it." But at the same time he wrote: tians." "Let the incautious and who unhappy ones gather BESIDES DIPLOMACY and Advocate behind Marxism know pastoral activity, that still loves somebody the new has been them Pope deeply involved in Catholic strongly, Let them know immensely, divinely. Action. For that those 10 years he served as either ecclesiasti- who carry on in this world the mission of cal assistant or moderator the Crucified to the university section God think of them, follow love them, °l Kalian Catholic Action. "It is to youth," he them, await them in His name.*’ up Papal said in 1957, "to invade A bomb new regions of life, which exploded in his residence in 1955 bring- to them ing Christian and love. Defense is was ascribed to communist foes, but he dismissed light not enough for the Christian heart there it as "the work of a madman." must be con- 1958 quest." And in he delivered a long and brilliant FIVE YEARS exposition of before the Second Vatican Coun- layman’s role in the Church before cil the Second Supplement was convened by John XXIII, Archbishop Mon- World Congress of the Lay Apostolate. Uni cited In 1953 the importance of an ecumenical atUtudc Msgr. Montini was permitted by Pope Pius XII toward non-Catholics. to refuse elevation to the Cardinalate. But he was the "Is it first to be given the red hat well-professed to use truth by Pope orthodoxy as John XXIII hammer in 1958. a against others?” he asked in Juno a Unity Octave sermon in February. 1957.**. GIOVANNI . . We must not BATTISTA Montini was born on only nourish an immense of feeling charity towards Sept. 26, 1897, in a hamlet five miles north of Bres- 27, our brothers who have wandered astray, we must cia, Concesio, in the Po region of Italy. His birth- also learn from something them." place was not far from that of Pope John at Sotto In January, 1962. Cardinal MonUni il Monte in EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATOR-Archbishoo 1963 made a state- the Bergamo Province. But whereas ment that could be regarded shown 1958 his desk as a foretelling of the John came from peasant stock, Paul belonged to Montini is in at in ecumenical which council, opened in October of that a family of the upper middle class. Milan, where ha built 45 churches, visited year. His father, the late Giorgio crusading 1,000 in 20 Montini, a parishes two years. During "Our attitude lawyer and for the leader spiritual toward them (non-Cath- journalist, was years of years in the Vatican he became known as olics) must change,” the Cardinal said the Catholic and a member of Italian in a pastoral 'Party parlia- safe-spolan, efficient,a tireless adminis- ment letter. "We must no longer consider them and manager of Brescia's II Citta- irreduci- newspaper. tration and trusted aide of Pope Pius XII. ble and dino (The Citizen). One foreign enemies, but brothers who have brother, Ludovico is a been and this painfully detached from the life tree of the lawyer year was elected a Christian Dem- one and Church ocratic senator. Another. Francesco, is now only true of Christ. One must hope a some surgeon at Brescia sincerely that new and great event may come Hospital. The new Pope received a Canon Ijw degree from the Pontifical Seminary in Milan and a degree in theology from the Gregorian University in Rome as Cardinal After his ordination on May 29. 1920, he served brief- Pope as a ly parish priest and enrolled in the Eeclesasti- cal Academy in Rome, where Vatican diplomats are trained.

Lauded Council HE WAS to serve NAMED by Pope Pius XI as an attache at the Papal Nunciature in Warsaw in 1922 SOTC Sews Service and the following year was brought bark to Rome as ecclesiastical assistant to the university Pope Paul VI was prominent as a Cardinal in section of Italian Catholic Action and later its mod- applauding publicly John's plan for an Pope ecumen- erator. ical council. He has already announced that he will In 1932. at the age of 35. he was made a elerk reconvene the Second Vatican Council at the earli- in the Vatican Secretariat of State by Pope Ptus XI est possible moment. and four years later be was promoted to undersec- On Jan. 26, 1959, the day after Pope John an- retary to the Papal Secretary of State. This office nounced that he was going to call the council. Car- had been held by Pope Pius XII. before his election dinal Montini wrote a letter to 1944 to the priests of Milan the Papacy. In Msgr. Montini was named a saying the "council will be the greatest which the Vatican Substitute Secretary of State; in 1952, Pro- Church has ever celebrated." Secretary of State for Ordinary Affairs. "It will be the greatest for the universality of He became known as oneof the hardest working its dimensions and its true interest to the entire officials in the Vatican. His work day began at world," he wrote. eight in the morning and continued until well after midnight. Those who had to deal with him found him SINCE THAT initial support, the Cardinal was a man of considerable kindness and unfailing cour- an active supporter of the council and of Pope tesy. though businesslike. During the postwar years, John's "aggiornamento" the bringing of the he was credited with Pius oo Church advising Pope many up to date. crucial issues. Anil when Pope John died, the future Pope ap- to pealed Catholics not to let the new spirit die. He ACCEPTING THE cardinalate Dec. 15. 1958, he said at a memorial Mass for the Pope in Milan: said, "Formerly I was allowed to refuse this dignity. "Can And for this favor grateful to Pius XII we turn aside from the I am Pope . path that he open- . ed so boldly to future religious history, that of the Now other circumstances compel me to accept, and for this favor universality of the Catholic Faith? That of Roman I am no less grateful to His Holiness ecumenism?" Pope John XXI11." In November. 1954, Msgr. Montini was made THE NEW POPE’S attitude toward the council anArchbishop and appointed to the See of Milan. He was oneof realism. He urged the Catholics of Milan was consecrated in St. Peter's Basilica by Eugene In March, not 1962, to regard the assembly as Cardinal Tisserant, dean of the Sacred College. He of automatic remedy for capable producing an all was enthroned in Milan's cathedral Jan 6, 1955. problems. Eight months later he began a pastoral visitation of ENTERING HIS Montini He* also said the the churches of the SEE-Archbishdp council will not be radical or 1,000 Milan Archdiocese, a task escorted in to is procession on his arrival in revolutionary in its decrees. which was to take him nearly two years complete. Milan to toke of the Archdiocese "It possession is wrong to he said, "that the think," coun- CARDINAL MONTINI visited the U. S. in 1951 to which Pius XII him in cil will decree radical and reforms in Pope appointed bewildering and 1980. In 1962 he visited missions and cities in 1954. rain, 100,000 Milanese the present rules of the to the extent of Despite Church, the African countries of Ghana. Upper Volta, Nigeria turned welcome him the changing its centuries-old features and it out to to largest turning and Southern Rhodesia. He received an honorary into a completely new institution." See in the world. degree from Notre Dame University during his i960 The council, he said, will the Church “come help visit, after which he traveled to Brazil. into contact with the world” —but not by radical He has been onthe staffs of the Sacred steps. Congre- gations of the Consistory, the Council, Extraordinary Ecclesiastical and Seminaries and Universi- IN DECEMBER, 1962, he showed a flash of im- Affairs, ties. patience with the council’s slow progress. He has out against: writers who He wrote a letter to his archdiocese that part spoken say of the need "to have of priests who reason for the council's slowdown at that they experience evil," have a narrow of their duties, point was uncoordinated preparatory work which concept attempts to dilute ecclestiastical and in produced overlapping schema for the council's con- authority, obscurity modem sideration. He wrote: art. has "It would have had the But he shown himself gentle and consider- courageous reduction and classification ate in his role as pastor of the He spent the it required if an authority . . . had people. before his elevation the cardinalate vis- dominated the logical and organic preparations of summer to these iting the remote mountain towns of the Milan Arch- magnificent volumes and if a central idea had diocese. To the farmers, shepherds and woodcarv- polarized and 'finalized' this formidable task." farther ers he repeatedly said, "Because you are IN THE COUNCIL to itself, the future Pope made away and more humble, you are dearer me." one of his few appearances as a speaker during debate the schema on on the nature of the Church. Admired U. S. Work He urged that the schema be redrafted. He said that the Church’s close ties with Christ were not For the Missions sufficiently emphasized by the draft given the council Fathers. BOSTON (RNS) Pope Paul VI lauded an He reportedly said that the Church's organic American missionary effort in his visit here in 1960. link with Christ as its head The then of Milan was insufficiently ex- Cardinal-Archbishop expressed In the schema. admiration for the work the plored The Church la not merely a of missionary society

society founded by Christ. It is an instrument by of St. James the Apostle, founded by Richard Car- which He works and Church by which He saves the world, dinal Cushing of Boston to help revitalize the INFORMAL be said. and to communism South America. MOMENT-Waving to fight throughout a great Cardinal Montini said the schema “The energies of the Church here crowd in presented the spiritual are Milan's stadium, Cardinal Montini doctrine of the status a so of Bishop in a legal sense strong,” he said, “they can’t help but be a good donned a to motorcyclist's cap please young rather than in a pastoral and theological fashion. Influence on South America." cyclists participating in an exhibit in 1962. 3 Paul VI Speaks to the World

NCITC Ncti i Sen ice OCR WORK, with the help of God, moreover, it ibe text on Following of F.nglhb iron,lotion will be to make effort to the every preserve great Advocate ol Ibe firll public odder,t of Petti Pope VI. The nne blessing of peace among nations —a peace which is loid ibel be Pontiff u HI reopen ibe not the absence of warlike rivalries or of armed ecttmrnicol conn- only til ond uorb for world but pence end Cbrhlion unity. clashes, a reflection of the order desired by God The Venerable brothers the Creator and Redeemer, a constructive and tena- and beloved sons of the whole world! cious will for understanding and brotherhood, an un- shakable On this dedicated of good will ready for every trial, day to the gentle Heart of display the desire for Jesus, in the act of assuming the uninterrupted active harmony, inspired task of feeding the by the true good of mankind with flock of Our la>td which to unfeigned charity. according the expres- of St. Augustine is meant At this moment when the whole of humanity looks sion above all to be a toward this Chair Supplement "task of love" on St. of Truth, and toward the person (Commentary John 123, 5] re the Most who has been called to represent the Divine deemed by Precious Blood of Jesus Christ upon Savior on we can the first sentiment of all that earth, but renew the appeal for surges from our heart confidence loyal, frank and ready which is firm in the all powerful help of the I»rd understanding may Papal unite in who Indicated men mutual and sincere respect. We can but He His beloved will through the renew to of our venerable brothers, an invitation make every effort for the consensus the Fathers of saving of the Sacred to us humanity, for the College, entrusting the care and re- favoring peaceful develop, ment of the given it God facilitating of will know rights to by and sponsibility Holy Church, t*>w to in 1963 its so be stiU into our full spiritual and religious life that it may led to mind, of trepidation for the vast- a more ardent and ness of the task imposed, and conscious adoration of the Creator. vigilant serene strength, 27, zeal for His Encouraging signs that come to us from men of untiring glory, missionary earnestness good will for the universal, clear and are not wanting. We thank the Lord persuasive propagation deeply for this, while of the Gospel. offering to all our serene but firm col- June the laboration in the of in At outset of our pontifical the maintaining great gift peace ministry mem- the of our world. ory predecessors returns traderly and pleasant- ly our mind They left to to us a sacred, spiritual and Christian gtonous Pius XI Unity heritage and his unconquerable strength of mind; Pius Finally, our pontifical service will" be to con- XII. who illuminated the tinue with the Church with the light of a full of every effort great work begun with teaching wisdom; PREACHER -Cardinal is shown so much Montini and finally John XXIII. who gave the and omen by our world the ex hope happy predecessor in John XXIII preaching Milan early this month. Six- ample of his- singular goodness lor the fulfillment of that "ut unum sint" be teen later he his first address (That they may one) (John 17.21: awaited so much days gave CrwhUearted by the Cardinals and the John all and for which he offered his life to world as Pope VI. But we with to in Paul recall a very special THE way. COMMON aspiration for the reestablish- with grateful and mmrd deeply reverence, the figure metit of unity, broken so painfully in the past, will who same our of the mourned John XXHI in the brief but find In the way thoughts go also to the be- in us the echo a fervent and sincere of will pray- intense span of his ministry knew bow loved diocese of our birth with the wish that it highly to win in the consciousness may ers, of the office committed to over to himself the hearts of remain always faithful to the of Our men, even those who are by Jesus: Gospel Ixird", u* "Simon. Simon 1 have prayed far away, through his which provides honor and grace and sleepless solicitude his sin fur thee even that thy faith may not fail And do tbou nobility and cnorrrte in the human of eere kindness toward the kiwly and " relations life. strengthen thy brethren Luke 22. 31-22 the outstanding pastoral character of his actions Me open our arms to all those people who glory 7 he Church qualities to which were Suffering added the vctv en in the name special of Christ We call them by the sweet We desire that and rhantment of the human gifts of his heart particularly our brothers sons great name of brothers May they know that they will in of the world those parts where the Church is pre- find in Rome the house that and HE GAVE HIS M \KMTH to souls like paternal exalts values a flame vented from its rights should feel with splendor exercising us close burning new the treasures of their history, of brighter and brighter unto the extreme to them have sac They been called upon to share more Uieir cultural patrimony, of their spiritual heritage nfwe of himself, home with a strength of mux! that intimately the Cross of Jesus, which will be followed, moved the world and gathered as it were ail men and Priests we are sure, by the radiant dawn of Resurrection, his of Bishops around bed pain, making them one heart They will be able to return to the full practice Venerable finally and one mind" in one stngte of brothers and beloved sons! their pulsation respect, of pastoral ministry which, through its insti- of The vastnels of the that of veneration and task awaits our poor en- prayer tution. is for the benefit not only of individual souls, The ergies is such as to bewilder the called heritage we humble have garnered from our pred priest but also of the nations where it is carried out. to the heights of the Supreme eersaors shows us the full gavity of the duly that Keys Hut we will It dear is to us moreover to encourage and dedicate to lies before us These are the words of you our prayers and our daily efforts bless our prede with great heart the very beloved missionaries, lessor St Leo the Great We need, your collaboration and nonetheless, your the our who light of eyes, on all continents, in the that it may rise God "As we reflect the prayers, constantly to "in of on poierly uf our smallness outposts the Church, spread the Gospel of Jesus. fragrant odor" Ephesians. 5. 2' for of on the pastor and the magnitude of the task we have taken May they always “glory in the Cross of Our up. the Universal Church. Lord we 100 must say with the Prophet Lord. I heard Jesus Christ" (Gal G. H), bearing with love That why heartfelt Your words. I is our gratitude and thoughts all was frightened 1 conudtrrd Your eventualities and certain that the help of God go out toward the sons of the Catholic Church, who will never action and I trembled . . .* But since we have the be wanting to those who live and work offer to the world the testimony of their faith, the constant atonement of the Almighty and Eternal only for Him. spectacle of their unto and unity, the regal splendor of their Pnett who. like us the same as the Father, the brought dignity, since in words of Clement of Alexandria: Men of Good M ill divinity down to the level of men and raised "The of Christ kings humanity high God. disciples are virtue of Christ as as we rejoice in worthy and by We turn with special praise to the King." very members the Clem A1 . Strom XI. 4.18.3] psous proportion to what He has wished to provide” of Catholic Action, who help the Church’s hierarchy Me salute above all the most Sermon 3. I 11, ML 34. 144 143 worthy members the in apostolate. and to those who work in the var- of the Sacred College, who shared with us the trepi- ious organizations both national and international. The Coiuicil dation and prayer of these of waiting Me days testify W’e embrace then with fatherly love all who suf- to our special benevolence for the venerable broth- fer: the The preeminent part of our will be the sick, poor, the prisoners and the exiles, pontificate ers of the East episcopate, and West, who on all the continuation of the Secood Vatican Ecumenical the refugees. continents "are as acting ambassadors. God. as it And Council, on which the of finally, we our sons are fixed eyes all men of salute in Christ, among were, through us" Corinthians appealing {II S.2o| we good will This will be the principal task for which whom wish to mention especially the bold and and we are already foretasting the joy of embracing we intrnd to spend all the energies which the lord hat generous young people, in whom rests sure hope for them all at the secood session of the ecumenical a better given to us. in order that the Catholic which future, the innocent the and Church, council. children, pure shines ia the world at the standard raised over far- simple souls; the humble and the of the Me to great earth; wish express in a special way our esteem off nations [efr Isatat 5. 38] may attract all men all craftsmen and laborers, those whose for toil, often the Roman Curia, whose task, so distinguished to itself, the its and burdensome, know through of organism, through heavy we and appreciate so majesty and full of is to collaborate responsibilities, at such much; the youthfulncss of its spirit, through the renovation menof culture and of study, of and of close quarters with the Vicar of Christ We teaching <4 are cer- Its structure aad through the multiplicity of its science, newsmen and writers; politicians and heads tain that its most worthy work will be of genuine of forces "out of every tribe and tongue and people and state. We pray that all. each in his own sphere assistance of to us, for we have for a long time had nation" J. give his contribution toward {Apoc. *). direct responsibility, may knowledge of its diligence, its "sense of the building an order ever more in its Church." its just principles, Tills MTU. be the first thought of the pontifical prudence in acting, and. together with more efficacious in the of its laws, the application sounder ministry: that it be proclaimed louder all we appreciated it more may ever be- Bishops, especially in private and public morals, more prompt in the fore the world that in the of Jesus can during the preparatory phase and during the actual only Gospel defense of peace. of the Second Vatican the longed for salvation be found, "for there is meeting Ecumenical Council. no over May there pass the world a great flame other name under heaven given to men which we by of faith and love men WE TURN THEN with to the that will fire all of good will, must be saved" 12?. fatherly spirit pas- [Acta 4. that will illuminate roads tors. to the priests, to the religious who untiringly the of mutual collaboration Under this comes the work for the revision light and bring to again and often without in their solitude, de humanity and an abun- of the Code silently, help always of Canon continued efforts dance Law. along vote their lives to the of divine approval and the strength of the propagation of the Kingdom God, lines traced to the great social encyclicals of our of God earth without whose nothing is worthwhile and on Neither do we forget the souls help nothing predecessors for the strengthening of in civil, justice consecrated GodL is to in prayerful immolation and in holy. social and international life, in truth and in liberty, manifold active charity. IN and in respect for mutual duties and rights. THE ACT of beginning our grave At the of this ministry, beginning pontifical task, which we arc sustained by the comforting words with which is entrusted to the of St. Peter Brotherhood and Peace successor in his ca- Christ promised Peter and his successors that lie of Rome, parity as Bishop we cannot fail to turn with The would remain with His Church "unto the unequivocal order of love of neighbor, which affectionate consum- embrace toward the beloved sons of the is the acid mation of the world" (Matt. 28, 20). test of love of God, demands of all men Diocese of Rome, who have supported with so much fairer We are sustained the a solution to social It far- by protection problems. requires eagerness the pastoral of motherly undertakings our prede- of the Most seeing action and care for Blessed Mother of God underdeveloped countries, cessor. we Virgin Mary, And firmly trust that, to responding our and our where the standard of is often unworthy of the mother, to whom we entrust our pontificate living with their charity own charity, they may continue from its human It calls for beginning, and also the and the being. a voluntary on a to offer joyful fruits by help study of virtue, since it is toward universal scale for the betterment prayers of the Apostles Peter and Paul and of all of living condi- them as the people who are close to the Chair of tions. the saints. Peter that the eyes of the Catholics of the entire In of this The pledge heavenly and for new which the conquests of world turned. assistance, epoch, space are the joyful encouragement of the good energies have opened to mankind, will be blessed Moved tender spread singularly by memories, we send a greeting throughout the world, we are by the Lord if know happy to impart to men truly how to recognize full of every special affection to the beloved faith- you as the first fruit of our paternal each other as brothers rather than and ful of the Ambrosian benevolence, as rivals, archdiocese, whom in these Venerable Brothers and beloved and the build world order in the fear of sons, to a holy God, in re- years we have loved "in the heart of Christ Jesus" whole human family, our Apostolic spect for Ills laws, in the of (Phil. Blessing. gentle light charity 1,8) and from whom received much we so In the of the Lord! Let and mutual collaboration. name us move ahead ia comfort from the sons. as most loving peace. 4 New Was The Pope Tourist in U.S.

Advocate NCtT'C Neus Sertif

- The U. S. is familiar territory to Pope Paul VI. He was a leisurely tourist here in 1951 and returned in 1960 for a quick trip to several major cities. The new first North America Papal Pope’s trip to was, by his own description, a holiday tour, lie told newsmen then that it was the filfillmcnt of a longstand- ing wish to sec the U.S. and Canada. He speaks English well. ' ' . . • \ Supplement IN THREE WEEKS. thcn-Msgr. Giovanni Bat- tista Montini, substitute papal Secretary of State, covered several thousand miles, much of it by automobile, from Aug. 30 to Sept. 9. June He flew from London to Montreal and after four days in Canada, entered the U. S. at Niagara 27, Falls. He visited Buffalo. Washington. St. Louis, Denver, Chicago. Pittsburgh, New York and many points between. 1963 When he came back in June, 1960. as the Car- dinal-Archbishop of Milan, he received an honorary doctorate of laws degree from the University of Notre Dame in the which same ceremony at then- President Eisenhower was honored by the institution. On that trip, he also visited New York, Chicago,

Philadelphia, Washington and Boston where he par- of BEFORE THE CONCLAVE-CardinalMontini chats with ticipated in the dedication a huge statue of New York's Francis Cardinal Spell- in conclave “Madonna, Queen of the Universe” at the Don man a corridor ofter the cells would election inspecting they occupy during the Orione Shrine. Pontiff. On visits the of a new two to U.S., Cardinal Montini visited New York, Washing- ton, Boston, Chicago, Detroit and other ON niS FIRST trip, the new Pope attracted lit- places. tle attention.

He acted like a typical tourist, stopping his car to get out and see the sights, eating at roadside Other Pauls Pursued restaurants and mingling quietly with the people. Unity, In Washington he was met by the prelate who today serves as his Secretary of State and wa« then Apostolic Delegate in the U. S.. Amlcto Cardinal Christian Renewal , Peace Cicognani. He spent four days in visiting his- VATICAN CITY (NC) Many of the Washington, problems fallen under Lombard or Byzantine domination He torical sites such as George Washington's borne and facing Pope Paul VI also had to be dealt with also bad over to defend orthodox doctrine regarding the burial place at Mount Vernon. Va. the centuries by one or another of his five predece* Blessed and the Trinity veneration of holy statues. sors of the same name. HIS DESIRE to learn about America was NEARLY SEVEN not Efforts at Christian unity marked the reigns centuries passed before an- confined to history. One he went to see a of whom other pontiff look the name of Paul evening Popes Paul II and V, both of sought to new Catholic high school under clara- Paul II construction, achieve the reunion of the Russian Orthodox Church (Pietro Barbo), a native of Venice, was elected to boring over the site, commenting on the size, out with the Holy See. the papacy in 14M He had prepared him- line and materials self for being used. Church renewal, which Pope John XXIII said a career as a merchant, but became a The future also visited NCWC priest when his uncle. Pope headquar- was a task of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Coun- Pope Eugehe IV, was elects*! ters. to the in 1431. cil, was a characteristic of the reformer. Pope Paul papacy At the IV. beginning of hts reign he strove un- FROM WASHINGTON he went to St Louis as to form Christian The problems attendant on the holding of an successfully a alliance against the Turks guest of Archbishop (now Cardinal) Joseph Ritter. who were to m«ade ecumenical council were experienced to the full threatening Italy. The in In Chicago, he visited not institutions such vision did not take only by Paul HI, who opened the Council of Trent in place, however He also sought as homes for the aged, but one to stem the tendencies Sunday quietly ming- 1545. pagan and heretical teach- led with the congregations Mass at sev- of Renaissance attending Church state problems, which still plague the ings some scholar* and closed the eral two of them for churches, Catholics. Roman a of Negro Church in many parts of the world, were particu- Academy, center opposition to efforta Then it was on to Detroit, with the late visiting larly difficult for Paul I and V. to maintain a pure Christianity. Edward Cardinal the Mooney, and touring assembly Besides seeking reunion with the Russian Ortho- Work for peace in a war-threatened world was lines of one of the big automobile factories. dox, he reused the laws of the another high point in the reign of Paul HI. who papal city, organ- Pittsburgh was his next stop There he visited ized relief for its and decreed that Jubilee brought about a 10-year truce between the main poor year* the mother of Msgr. Walter a S. Carroll, local priest should be celebrated 25 years He died in contending powers of his time, France and the Holy every who. until his death in had worked 19S0, with him Roman Empire. 1471. in the Papal Secretariat of State. The name Paul has not been used since Paul PAUL HI (Alessandro Fames*l reigned from He then went to New York as the guest of V died 342 Like the preseat all years ago Pope, 1334 to 1549 Francis Cardinal Spellman. He visited numerous earlier Pauls were Italians. Also like him, the last was Catholic institutions tourist Pope Paul HI named a Cardinal in 1483 at and popular spots such Pauls three were in the service of the diplomats the age of 23 and became of Parma as Wall Street and the State Building. On Bishop in 1365. Empire See. Holy He was not ordained Sept. 9, he flew to Ireland on his back Rome. a priest, however, until 1318. way to He was chosen at THE FIRST PAUL the only one to be ven- Pope unanimously an un- ON HIS SECOND usuaUy short conclave in 1334. trip. Pope Paul VI spent sev- erated as a saint reigned from 737 to 7C7. He in York Twice he en days in the U. S., arriving New June 3 was the secood member of the Orsini family of unsuccessfully convoked ecumenical be councils, at 153 where was met Francis Cardinal Rome Mantua in Sand at Vicenza two by Spellman to reach the papacy, succeeding his brother. yearn and Egidio Vagnozzi. later. But political difficulties prevented from Archbishop Apostolic Delegate. His pontificate was marked by a struggle to re- them He left the country June 10 to visit Brazil. meeting In 1343. however, be able lo the gain control over the papal territories, which had was open Council of Trent.

Among Paul Ill’s achievements were reforms of the curia. the approval of the Jesuit Order and the of fostering other new religious societies, such as the Capuchins He also founded the lloly Ofries lo combat heresy and was the Pope who excom- municated King Henry VIII.

PAUL IV (Giovanni Caraffa) was a member of noble a Neapolitan family whose pontificate lasted from 1553 He lo 1339. was Bishop of Chieti and Brindisi. 1324 In he resigned his post as Bishop and. with St Cajetan, founded the Thratmc Order Hr was

named Archbishop of Naples and a Cardinal in 1536.

He waa known particularly for his efforts to reform the Church. He reorganitrd the Inquisition in Italy and sought to eliminate corruption among the and clergy lo end simony the buying of offices in the election of Popes. Because of his austerity and because he granted favors many to his family to enrich them, be was his death statue widely unpopular At his waa tom down: its head was rolled through the streets of Rome and cast into the Tiber River.

PAUL V (CamiUo Borghese) came lo the papal throne in 1603. Born in Rome to a noble family from Siena, he waa educated as a canon lawyer, served at a nuncio to waa Spain, named a Cardinal in 1596 and became Vicar General of Rome In 1603. like Paul II he tried to bring the Russian Orth- odox Church back into union with the Holy See. He also strove enforce to Ihe decrees of the Council of HE MOURNED TWO Trent, POPES-Photo left sadness fostered the work of orders dedi- reveals the Cardinal Montini felt as he religious csted education arrived In Rome 31 the to and the of the tick and May to go to bedside of the dying Pope John. At right he it care is with Pius promoted missionary efforts, in shown Pope XII's typewriter, of particularly Canada given him by Pope John as a keepsake the and Africa. During his pontificate St. Peter’s Basil- Pontiff he had served so long. ica was completed.