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In Littleton School DENVER ARCH DIOCESAN EDITION What happens to u hippie on a cold ers. The pilot who gave two whole days Thursday, December 5, 1968 V O L . X L I I Thanksgiving Day, when flower power for whatever services he could perform. withers in the sub-freezing wind? The pediatrician who came to serve the If what he calls home was in Denver gravy.. . ” Nov. 28, he may well have taken a trip Fiorino admitted drumming up to suburban Littleton and feasted on a support for the project was not all that Dutch Catechism Rapped^ full-size turkey dinner as well as a gener­ easy. ous helping of Christian love. If he had a "It was an education, too, to learn that friend at home who couldn’t make it, he many people who full well realize the was welcome to take a meal to him. sensationalism of our press on so many Bishops Will Change It Father Michael Kavanaugh, pastor of subjects take their word as irrevocable St. Mary’s Parish, donated the turkeys, truth when it comes to the unfair picture CARDINAL BERNARD Alfrink of provided the bus ride from upper Court they have given us of the hippie — or for Amsterdam, The Netherlands — The mission of cardinals listed 10 theological Dutch bishops will issue a special supple­ Utrecht, who gave an imprimatur Place and turned over the school dining that matter of our teen-agers,” she said. points that must be clarified. ment to the controversial Dutch "New (permission to print) to the catechism, hall to volunteers who served the meals. "For every bad teen-ager there are In announcing the commission’s report, has denied that there could be any here­ They served 306 of them to a small seg­ hundreds of fine ones. Couldn’t it be pos­ Catechism” (De Nieuwe Katechismus) con- Msgr. Fausto Vallainc, the Holy See’s . taining corrections made by a mixed press officer, said: sies in it. ment of society that baffles the rest. sible that the same applies to the so- - The project was conceived by Mrs. called hippie community?” study group of theologians representing "It recognizes the uncommon qualities In an editorial, the Dutch national Madelein Fiorino of Parker, a week and a the Dutch bishops and the Vatican. of the new catechism; it praises its pas­ Catholic daily De Volkskrant called the half before Thanksgiving. Her 12-year-old The corrections are based on the report toral, biblical and liturgical character; it publication of a supplement to the cate­ MRS. FIORINO has strong feelings chism "a compromise.” De Volkskrant son mimeographed fliers to spread the on the subject of society’s attitude toward of a special commission of cardinals approves the effort made to present the word through Denver’s hippie community hippies. named by Pope Paul VI to study the cat­ Christian message in a manner suited to went on to say some Dutch Catholics, the modern mentality. It should be noted who two years ago heard the Dutch bish­ ("Thanksgiving Love-in; Turkey and All "They have never bothered to look echism. The commission’s report and the ■the Trimmings; Everyone Welcome; Bus announcement that a supplement contain­ that the declaration does not make any ops state the catechism was a "safe beyond the hair and the beads to see that guide,” will be confused by this supple­ Leaving Apple (nickname for the hippies’ in that body there are a heart and feel­ ing the changes urged by that report condemnation, but underlines those for­ favorite hangout) 1 p.m. Thanksgiving ings,” she said. were issued the same day, Nov. 30. mulations which are incomplete or inex­ ment. Uncertainty and confusion will Although praising many aspects of the act without, however, ever using the grow, the paper said. Day” ). She points out many hippies have Dutch catechism, the report of the com­ word ’heresy.’ ” Unrevised editions have also been I adopted wholeheartedly a philosophy of published in translations for the United THE RESPONSE - both from the life that is "Christian to the core ... States, Britain, France and Germany. hippies and the volunteers who served ♦» feeding anyone who is hungry . . . kind About 400,000 copies of the original them — "was an education,” Mrs. Fiorino and gentle to all men. V *! Dutch edition have already been sold. said. "They were ridiculed, harassed and I "Many people from different religions treated very unkindly,” she said. "The THE CONTROVERSIAL catechism and with big hearts cooking, serving, newspapers crucified them... These young was compiled by the catechetical institute A entertaining, talking and caring. Father, idealistic people had no one no one at Nijmegen and issued by the Dutch who donated the turkeys, the dining hall, that is but the drug peddler who was bishops in 1966. Difflculties started soon the cafeteria and the buses with nothing there to give them friendship and under­ after, when Dutch traditionalist Catholics, but compassion in his heart for these the standing AND drugs. through a group known as Confrontation, 'least of God’s children’ who were hun­ "He did a wonderful job and it was sent a petition to Pope Paul urging cor­ gry. .. The doctor from Littleton and his easy for him because we weren’t there to rections. wonderful wife and seven children as give these young hippies an alternative. Some critics maintained that parts of cheerful and willing organizers and help­ (Turn to Page 2) the catechism were heretical. In June, Father Pieter J. Schoonen- berg, S.J., of the Nijmegen catechetical institute, in an article in De Tijd, anoth- Metro Board of Education . er Dutch Catholic daily, charged that there never had been any real dialogue between the Vatican representatives and Topic of Three Meetings authors of the catechism. He claimed that Vatican authorities had treated the affair Suggested procedures for developing a report made by a team of researchers in a spirit of distrust. metropolitan board of Catholic education from Notre Dame University who re­ In February, Father Gerard Mulders, will ^ discussed at a series of three leased the results in August. S.J., one of the authors of the catechism meetings to be held in Denver Dec. 6, 10 The advisory committee feels it impor­ who had been asked by Cardinal Alfrink and 11. tant to begin the development of the to discuss its rc.'sion with representa­ A meeting for teachers will be held board of Catholic education at this time tives of the special commission of cardi­ Dec. 6, at 2 p.m. in Cathedral High and has drafted a working paper detail­ nals, refused to continue participating in School’s Canavan Hall, 1850 Pennsylva­ ing procedures for doing so. the discussions. nia St. This proposal has already been dis­ FOLLOWING IS a summary of each Priests will attend a similar meeting cussed by major Religious superiors of of the 10 points made by the commission Dec. 10, at 2 p.m. in Christ the King men and women whose communities staff of cardinals: gymnasium, E. 8th ave. at Fairfax. the Denver Catholic schools and catechet­ 1. On God the Creator: The catechism A general meeting of all laity will be ical centers. They suggested moving the should declare that God has created not held Dec. 11, 7:30 p.m., in Holy Family date for establishment o f the board from only the visible world but also the world High School, gymnasium, 4343 Utica St. April 15 to Feb. 1, 1969. of "pure spirits which we call angels," The comprehensive study o f Catholic and should explain the soul of each indi­ schools in ' Denver, conducted last year Copies of the revised proposal have vidual is creat^ immediately by God. under the leadership of Reginald A. been made available to priests. Brothers, 2. On the fall of all men in Adam: Neuwein, resulted in the recommendation Sisters, teachers and laity so that all Despite new problems on the origins and that organization of a school board be may have an opportunity to review it and gradual evolution of man, the catechism given top priority. to offer their suggestions. The meetings should faithfully expound that man re­ An 11-member advisory committee was have been scheduled for discussion by all belled against God and transmitted to his appointed by Archbishop James V. Casey persons interested in the proposal for descendants "a true state of sin.” To be last May to study and implement the development of a Catholic school board. avoided are expressions that could signify that Original Sin is contracted by new members of the human family simply by entering society where sin reigns. Newspaper War Flares— 3. On the conception of Jesus by Mary in a virginal way: The catechism should openly affirm the perpetual virginity of X ’Osservatore’ Vs. ‘DeTijd’ Mary and affirm clearly the fact of the virginal conception of Jesus. Amsterdam — A newspaper war has court), in which surprise was expressed at 4. On the "satisfaction” accomplished flared up between the Dutch Catholic dai­ Father Huizing’s ideas. by Jesus Christ: The doctrine on satisfac­ ly De Tijd and the powerful Vatican City THE DUTCH DAILY then stepped tion should be expounded without ambi­ daily UOssenxitore Romano. in, criticizing L’Osservatore*s hard line on guity. The controversy was started by a the question and criticizing also the Vati­ 5. On the sacrifice of the cross and the Dutch Jesuit who wrote an article in the can daily’s stand on Pope Paul’s birth sacrifice of the Mass: The catechism international theological review, Conci- control encyclical, Humanae Vitae. should say clearly that Jesus offers Him­ Hum. Father Pieter Huizing, in his article The Jesuit, Father Huizing, had writ­ self to His Father in reparation for our questioned the evidence for the indissolu­ ten: sins as the holy victim in whom God is bility of the marriage bond and urged a "Indissolubility is not inherent in the well pleased. revision in Church law on the matter. sacramental character of the Catholic Labor of Love 6. On the real presence and on the UOsservatore Romano reacted with a marriage ceremony, but must be made to Mentally retarded children board the bus after a day at the Adams eucharistic change: The catechism should story by Monsignor Vincenzo Fagiolo, a inhere in the marriage by the partners County Community Center located in a building belonging to St. Catherine affirm without ambiguity that after the judge of the Roman. Rota (high church themselves. If they do not succeed, the Parish, Commerce City. Paul Rhoades, director, and Sharon Nellis, an consecration of the bread and the wine, Church community can only recognize aide, help children onto the bus. Bob Smith, left, a teacher at the school, the body and blood of Jesus Himself is this fact with regret.” (Turn to Page 2) Catholic Charities The UOsservatore writer. Monsignor drives the bus. (See story on Page 6.) Fagiolo, charged that Father Huizing’s ideas "would mean introducing divorce in Bishops Endorse Proposal Seeking Christmas the church, giving to married couples the possibility of rescinding at will the bond Basket Donations freely and validly entered into— It Poor families of the Denver area would be a power handed over to the couples themselves who would have the A Subsidy for Children arc again appealing to the Catholic Charities for Christmas baskets. Most possibility and means of deciding the of the families are on low welfare duration of their marriage.” By Tim Conlan in "rotten dwellings” are the children, it the family allowance program a "good budgets, or the working father is re­ (National Register Special) is stressed. thing.” The Canadians have had federal ceiving a minimum wage. NCR Criticized It was in an effort to stem the dispro­ family assistance for 19 years. It is only through the generosity of Vatican City — The editor of the Vati­ Poverty,, like war, inflicts its deepest portionate suffering of children that the According to research relca.sed by charitable people in our community can City daily said the dispute of Bishop wounds upon children. American bishops included some strong Richard Lee Strout, writing in The New that the Charities can meet the Christ­ Charles A. Helmsing of Kansas City-St. In their recent pastoral letter, the statements on family allowances in their Republic. 62 nations have family allow­ mas requests of needy families. The Joseph with the National Catholic Report­ American bishops came out strong in pastoral letter, "Human Life, in Our ances. Strout observes, "every industrial average Christmas basket costs $10. er has nothing to do with freedom of the support of a proposal aimed at alleviating Day.” nation has them but one — the United Contributions in any amount will be Catholic press. the suffering of children. It’s called the "Wages in our country are usually States. gratefully received. An editorial by Raimondo Manzini in family allowance plan. based upon the work done, plus produc­ The allowance plan, sponsored in Con­ tivity. Little or no consideration is given THOUGH THERE is a bewildering Contributions may be sent to Cath­ UOsservatore Romano, however, referred array of agencies, programs and services, olic Charities, 1665 Grant St, Denver, neither to Bishop Helmsing nor the Na­ gress by Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) to the family situation of the individual, and others, is based on the assumption his marital status, or the number of chil­ Michael Harrington states that "roughly Colo., 80203. tional Catholic Reporter by name, refer­ two-thirds of the poor receive no public ring only to the newspaper as "a 'Catholic’ that America has the resources to spare dren in his home,” the bishops wrote. its children needless poverty and neglect. assistance payments.” Harrington ob­ periodical across the ocean that refused to AFTER RECOMMENDING home serves that two-thirds of the ghetto dwell­ obey its bishop and remove the qualifica­ ownership programs for low-income fami­ DESPITE welfare programs, described ers in Detroit, Newark, and New Haven tion 'Catholic’ from its masthead.” lies and warning against welfare methods had little or no contact with any of the by Michael Harrington in the Saturday !<■ Scmma/iy ^u/ige that disrupt the family, the bishops noted five federal social assistance agencies Official Appointment | Review as "so inadequate that even con­ that "if families are to function a.s the prior to the riots in 1967. servatives understand something must be good of society requires, each must have On the assumption that some other The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery done.” 25 per cent of this country’s chil­ reports a total o f $1,020 donated toward Rev. William Volk to be assistant pastor income proportionate to its needs.” alternative must ^ explored, an increas­ dren live in families that are considered The bishops concluded; 'The effective ing number of voices are being raised in seminary burses during the past week. of Holy Family Parish, Security, Col­ existing in poverty. Donations for the S t Jude Burse were orado Springs, Colorado. solution we are urging may well require favor of the family allowance plan. "In the area of housing,” says Harring­ a family allowance system in the United Strout writes that "statistics show a received from Denver, H.B., $5; ton, "there is a current backlog of 6.- States.” striking correlation between big families Msgr. William Higgins’ burse, Denver, 000.000 deteriorated units. In addition to T.E.W., $5; Denver, Mr. and Mrs. H.J.S., Family allowances are directed princi­ and poor families at the low income level. I Official Schedule these, about 600,000 units deteriorate pally at helping children, and about half Whether they have children because they in memory of L. H., $1000. each year.” 1 1 Father Raymond Hamilton burse, Lit­ Sunday, December 8, 11:15 a.m. ~ Den­ of all the people living in poverty in the are poor, or are poor because they have Harrington concludes that even the tleton. R.M.H.. $10. ver, Church of the Risen Christ, Con­ United States are children. children, is haitl to say. What matters is All ofTerings toward the various burses firmation, Pontifical Read Mass Model Cities projects will, at the end of the children.” Th& proposal the bishops recommended are used to educate young men for the 3:00 p.m. — Denver, St. Vincent de three years, "leave the nation with 10,- is modeled after the plan presently used THE CASE of family allowances is priesthood. They may be sent direct to Paul’s Church, Confirmation 000 more rotten dwellings than it has in Canada. The last time Dr. Gallup quite simple. The currently proposed leg- the Archdiocesan chancery, 1536 Logan 8:05 p.m. — Denver, St. Thomas now.” polled the Canadians, 90 per cent called .st, Denver. Seminary, 2nd Vespers The ones who suffer most from living (Turn to Page 2) Pag* Two THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, December i, l»*g 'Father Jim' Moynihan «) Subsidy for Children |Laity Challenge I Marks Silver Jubilee (Continued From Paffe 1) Strout itemized some of the conse­ Father James F. Moyni­ for the youngsters when islation would pay $10 per month for quences: fCovers All World I han will be honored by they did make involuntary every child of every American family • At least 10 nations have lower in- Our Lady of Grace pari­ trips downtown — earning under the age of 18, so long as the child .fancy mortality rates than the United shioners at a reception in the title of "unofficial pro­ remains in school. The chocks would go States. the parish hall at 2645 E. • Two out of three disadvantaged Problems — WorkI bation officer” from the to mothers .... every mother, regard­ 48th Ave., Denver, Dec. 15 youngsters in this country have never courts. less of the family’s income. The rich Philadelphia — In to­ Science: What language in observance of the 25th seen a dentist. His efforts on behalf of would pay most of it back in higher in­ day’s world a Christian do you use with a scientist anniversary of his ordina­ the youngsters — on dia­ come taxes. • More than 60 per cent of the poor layman must help solve' to speak of transcendence? tion. \ children in America without disabling mond and gridiron, in Strout indicates that in 1968, the plan the problems including The reception is sched­ handicaps get no medical attention. Sexual Revolution: How court and in the streets — would have cost $8.6 billion, but that those of poverty, technol­ uled from 1 to 3 p.m. The $1.3 billion would have been recovered • If aii young men turning 18 in a ogy, change, scientific ad­ do you speak of sexual love earned national as well as without embracing the priest will celebrate his through income tax. given year were examined for induction vances, the decline of law, - civic recognition. He was into the armed forces, one-third would bo and the sexual revolution. secular idea that sex ought silver jubilee Mass immedi­ featured in a national One of the first arguments raised ately preceding the affair. disqualifiGd for medical and mental rea­ This is the role envis­ to have no restriction? magazine in 1949- for his ■<) against the family allowance plan is that "Father Jim” was or­ it will increase the birth rate. The rate of sons. aged for the laity by Mar­ Charity: Will the next successful efforts to combat •*] The family allowance plan will not tin H. Work, executive di­ quarter-century see an end dained at Immaculate Con­ juvenile delinquency. births, however, has not shown any no­ ception Cathedral Dec. 16, ticeable increases in any of the 62 na­ cure the problems of family poverty, but rector of the National to private charity? Is. Father Moynihan has Christian political power 1943, by Archbishop Urban tion* using it. Strout asks: "Are parents 62 countries attest that it will help. That Council of Catholic Men, been president and director 9 now the best way to help J. Vehr and celebrated his of the Junior Parochial really going to have a baby to get $120 a is also the conclusion of the American speaking to priests, semi­ bishops in their plea for the plan’s adop­ narians and Sisters at St. the deprived? Should we first Mass in St. Cathe-. League for the past 26 year?" tion. "We sUnd ready to support (this) Charles Borromeo seminary. help to organize the poor rine’s Church, Denver, the years, enlightened legislation.” Overbrook, near here. politically to avoid destroy­ following Sunday. The oc­ THE CITY responded d e s p it e the opinion that "America’s ing their sense of dignity casion marked the begin­ Rev. James Moynihan poor are India’s rich’’ - that America’s The bishops’ views seemed to be sum­ Questions posed for solu­ gratefiilly to Father Moyni- marized in a comment by the late Sena­ tion by responsible lay ac­ through other forms of as­ ning of a clerical, career han’s efforts on behalf of brand of poverty is "not us bad" as povtr- sistance? that made him one of the ty in other areas of the world — needless tor Richard Neuberger: "There is a whole tion were listed by the its youth. Among the hon­ best known and most ad­ United W ay sulTering and poverty leave crippling gleaming Christmas tree of subsidies for speaker as: Law and Order: Is diso­ ors accorded him have consequences upon individuals, families every element in this country except the Poverty: How can one bedience to law among the mired priests in the arch­ been the annual Brother­ diocese. Allotments and communities. most precious of all, the children. live as a Christian in a deprived based on the in­ hood award of the Rocky society of abundance' in justice of those laws, or is Mountain Region of the which many do not share? it a reaction against laws HIS FIRST assignment National Conference of Announced Inner City: How do you in the formulation of was as assistant pastor in Christians and Jews, the Dutch Catechism relate the suburbs to the Annunciation parish, a job Mile High United Way which the poor did not Sertoma Club’s annual agencies will receive a to­ inner city, and how do you participate? that included the title of Service to Mankind award, meet the problems of the athletic director. He be­ tal of $4,950,740 in alloca­ (Continued From Page 1) essence. In describing the ministry of the Work and Leisure: the Denver Juvenile Court tions from the 1968 cam­ priest, let his mediation appear especially inner city? came celebrated in both award for Outstanding present on the altar. It should also ex­ Technology: What does What will people do with paign, President Roy L. and above all in the offering of the Eu­ capacities during the eight Service in Youth Work, plain that at the consecration the bread the (^ p e l mean to a sys­ their time in the future? Mason announced. and wine are changed in their profound charistic sacrifice in the name of the years before he was ap- the annual citizenship tems analyst or to a com­ What incentives still exist pointed founding pastor of medal of VFW Post 1 (first The record high total and not merely phenomenological reality. whole Church. The catechism should pro­ for work? What will hap­ represents a 5 per cent puter programmer? the new Our Lady of ever awarded to a clergy­ 7. On the infallibility of the Church claim clearly that the power to teach and Communications: How pen when boredom strikes? increase or $239,592 more Grace parish in September, man) and the annual Man and the knowability of revealed myster­ to rule is conferred not to the People of do you deal with the fact than the amount allocated 1951. of the Year award of the ies: The catechism should declare the in­ God as intermediary but directly to the that every man in the Religion: What is to be last year for all agency Father Moynihan had a Denver Junior Chamber of fallibility of the Church not only guaran­ Supreme Pontiff and the bishops in union world is now literally your the style of religion? Will purposes, Mason said. solid background in athlet­ Commerce. tees right procedure in a continuing with him. neighbor? it be a "selective rejection” Direct allotments to the of individual laws and be­ ics; at North High School Father Moynihan is the search but guarantees also the truth in 9. On some questions of dogmatic the­ Education: After retain­ 95 agencies totaled $4,- liefs by those who still pro­ he boxed, was a catcher on son of Mr. and Mrs. James the conservation of the doctrine of the ology: The catechism should speak with ing the loyalty of the 885,150. An amount of fess to be Catholics? the baseball team and J. Moynihan of- St. Cathe­ faith and in explaining it always with more exactness on the efficacy of the sac­ American working class, $46,000 was approved for The NCCM official said played tackle on a stand­ rine’s parish. A brother. the same meaning. raments. how do we appeal to the miscellaneous expenses 8. On the ministerial or hierarchical 10. On some questions of moral theolo­ the basic problem for the out football team. Father Neal P. Moynihan, young educated people When he arrived at incurred on behalf of agen­ priesthood and on the power to teach and gy; The text of the catechism should Church is how it should S.J., is pastor of Our Lady cies, and $20,690 was al­ under 25 who form 60 per function in a society which Annunciation he went on govern in the Church: The ministerial avoid cloudy presentation of the existence cent of our population? of Mt. Carmel Parish in lotted for agency unfore­ priesthood should not be minimized since of moral laws recognizable in such a way has set it free but also has duty in a section of Denver Pueblo. He attended St. Mobility: Since our insti­ where the resident youth seen needs. it differs from the common priesthood of as to bind conscience in every circum­ tutions are designed for cast it aside. Catherine’s and St. -Pa­ The allocations were the faithful not only in degree but in stance. "The layman,” Work were noted mainly for trick’s schools. North High permanence, in an age trouble-making. approved by the United when so many people said, "should be trained to School, Regis College, and Way executive committee carry Christian values to Father Moynihan initiat­ graduated from St. Thom­ move, how do you shift ed athletic programs at following recommendations emphasis irom long-range the secular community, as' Seminary in the year of by the admissions and allo­ Hippie Thanksgiving and to carry news from Annunciation and in the his ordination. planning and needs to neighborhood that chan­ cations committee, a volun­ short-range demands? society to the Church. teer group of 106 men and 'The layman should also neled much juvenile energy; (Continued From Page 1) tunity is not often there for those who C hange: How do you women recruited from the become pastorally relevant share in the Church’s deci­ to a more productive goal Priest Banned We acted as though love and pcaco are are young and homeless." than juvenile court. At the five-county metropolitan and yet remain faithful to sion-making process,” the area. something we have in abundance.” There are hazards over and above that speaker said. same time, he went to bat Mrs. Fiorino is acquainted with many of drug addiction for the very young truth? For Comments ' The United Way organ­ of the young people, and admits there are idealist who makes himself an outcast ized in 1957 with 84 affili­ some — probably including a few of those and becomes a hippie. Misuse of drugs is On Cardinal ates. Since then, 61 have,, who turned out for Thanksgiving at St. a "tragedy we are all aware of,” Mrs. Paris — A well-known been added and 60 Mary’s — "merely acting the part," who Fiorino said; a more common problem is Catholics Warned To Seek priest physician and au­ dropped, for a net increase "never missed a meal, don’t care any­ malnutrition. thor, Father Marc Oraison, of 11 to a total of 95. thing about the philosophy and go home "As these young people came up to be' has been banned from de­ Tucker estimated agency every niglit to sleep.” served, some trembling and pale at the Better Jewish Relations livering lectures in two self-support revenue during sight of this wonderful food and yet not dioceses following a radio the next year would BUT MOST of them, she said, "come able to eat all they had because of their New York — A warning the Jewish community aa • East . . . The fundamental broadcast in which he was amount to $5.4 million in from broken homes or have been aban­ shrunken stomachs, I couldn’t help but to American Catholics not motivated exclusively by ' issue is that of Israel’s critical of a Roman curia addition to the nearly $5 doned by their parents.” wonder why our newspapers show us pho­ to let "unconcern and in­ fraternal dispositions. Sus­ right to exist and develop official who had defended million granted by the "Many of them have never known love tos of our starving children from different difference” nullify the picions of insincerity and in peace. If this basic issue the birth control encyclical. United Way. He said such or security,” she continued. "Many of parts of the world when we have our starv­ Church’s efforts to elimi­ proselytism stultify fruitful is settled, the solution of During a program car­ revenue is derived from them are young teen-agers out on their ing children in our own backyard,” she nate the difficulties that conversations. Cooperation all other important issues, ried by Lux radio, Father agency membership fees, own with nothing. It’s easy to say they said. have separated Christians demands reciprocity and including that of refugees, Oraison described as a payments for services ren­ should go to work but before they work, "Many of these young people are and Jews has been issued promotes mutual respect.” will be greatly facilitated.” "huge blunder” a defense dered, government con­ they have to have a place to live and where th.ey are not because of choice but by the Secretariat for 3 — Christian scholars of the encyclical by Swiss- tracts, contributions and enough food to sustain them until their because of circumstances,” Mrs. Fiorino Catholic-Jewish Relations. THE SECRETARIAT’S are urged to study the born Cardinal Charles gifts, and earnings from first check. Let us be realistic; this may added. "Before we condemn, should we "The initiative in pro­ statement conceded that Scriptures for possible oc­ Joumet. endowments. be the land of opportunity, but the oppor­ not give them a chance to make a choice?” moting Catholic-Jewish en­ Jewish-Catholic relations casion of anti-Semitism The prelate had said Some of the allocations counters in general still have never been better in and the clergy, "now that Pope Paul "did not make included: derives largely from the history. Despite the out­ we have alternative Scrip­ his decision (on birth con­ Ave Maria Clinic, $46,- Jewish community,” the break of the Arab-Israeli tural readings,” were urged trol) to please the multi­ 000; Church Community Secret Unity Report Says secretariat declared in war in June, 1967, the dia­ to select readings "with an tudes but alone, face to SERVICE, $17,400; LARA- commemorating the third logue is "still vital and awareness of Jewish sensi­ face with God, with his SA (Latin American Re­ anniversary of the Vatican gives promise of further bilities.” eyes in the eyes of Christ.” search and Service Agency), Progress Is Encouraging Council’s Declaration on growth and intensifica­ 4 — Theologians were The priest argued that $39,500; Catholic Com­ the Jews. tion.” advised to expand their this was in effect saying munity Center, $47,600; THE SECRETARIAT The following comments studies, in the light of the London — The full text it wise to publish the re­ The committee, after re­ the Pope was the successor Catholic Charities, $207,- urged Catholics to assume on certain developments in Vatican Council, to include of a hitherto confidential port. cording the members’ to Jesus rather than Peter.' 500; Good Shepherd Home, the initiative, "especially the current scene were "the enduring reality of report with far-reaching common faith, states in the As a result. Father Oral- $40,000; Infant of Prague in this country in which made by the secretariat: Judaism and its legitimate recommendations drawn up THE LATE Cardinal report: son was forbidden to lec­ Nursery, $43,500; Mount by the Anglican-Catholic Augustin Bea, president of the world’s largest Jewish 1 — "We look upon Jew­ role in (^od’s plan of salva­ ture in the dioceses of St. Vincent’s Home, $46,- Joint Preparatory Commit­ community lives.” ish aid given to Biafra as tion.” the Vatican Secretariat for "DIVERGENCES since Grenoble and Besancon. 000. tee on reunion has been Promoting Christian Unity, "We must resolve that a milestone in the develop­ the 16th .century have ari­ the grave and multiple ment of Jewish-Christian 4 published by The Tablet, a said in a letter to both the sen not so much from the British Catholic weekly Pope and Archbishop Ram­ troubles in the Church and cooperation . . . American review. substance of this inherit­ the world do not distract Jews have proven — to sey the report might create ance as from our sepcu*ate ■i ^. #The recommendations, among bishops the impres­ our attention from the use a Biblical term — 'submitted to Pope Paul VI ways of receiving it. They high priority that should their ’righteousness’ and sion that it already had derive from our experience, and Anglican Archbishop be given to Catholic-Jewish have once more made us been approved by compe­ of its value, from our for­ Michael Ramsey of Canter­ tent authority in all detail relations. their debtors.” mulation of its content, "One hopes that such 2 — "W ith sorrow we A bury, were made at a and was passed on to them 'Vt.rziwre D enver snopa witZi OonTlClenoe meeting in Malta early from our theological elabo­ Catholic initiatives will be note the continuing for implementation. ration of what it implies DUNHILL RECORDS IS P R O U D TO hi this year. 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Conservative Lay Group I Magazine Executive | Organized; National I To Address NCU Event Andrew Heiskell, chair­ man of the board of direc­ Headquarters in Denver tors of Time, Inc, and co- chairman of the Urban Denver has been an­ ing of such evenu as meet­ that might otherwise be nounced as national head­ Coalition, will deliver the ings of the hierarchy, etc. lost. principal address at the quarters of a new Catholic Morriss described the “We need training cen­ 40th Anniversary Brother­ ley organization, and two reporting in the secular ters in Christian doctrine," hood Citation Award Din­ Denver Catholic writers press of the recent pastoral Morriss said, “and in logic ner of the National Confer­ will have prominent roles letter of the U.S. bishops and metaphysics, which ence of Christians and in the new group. as a "journalistic debacle." are the support of such Jews Dec. 9. Frank Morriss will be based in moat cases either doctrine." executive director of the on complete incompetence Honorees at the dinner Catholic Laymen of Ameri­ or else dishonesty- FATHER GINDER will be Ralph B. Mayo, Sr., ca, and Paul H. Hallett, He said there waa a nu­ pointed out the founders of Bernard Baldes and. poet- Register columnist and cleus of more than 50 in the new group — Morriss, humoualy Carl A. Norgren. associate editor, will be its the Denver area waiting to Hallett and Schlafly — secretary- be formally inducted into met with him this sum­ Heiskell has been Fred Schlafly, Alton, 111., the new organization when mer, adopted the name dated with the publishing attorney, is the group’s it begins to function within Papists and have taken an company since 1937, when president. Members call the next few weeks. oath of loyalty to the Holy he joined the staff of Life, themselves "Papists” and Father. The priest sees an then just six months old. consider themselves a spir­ "MEETINGS HAVE apostolate exercised on Later he was sent to Life’s Andrew Heiskell itual and intellectual body­ already been held,” Morriss three fronts: Paris office, Upon his re­ Tickets to the 40th An­ Son’s Medal Presented guard for the Holy Father. said, "but we have been • Within the Church, to turn to the U.S. he became niversary Brotherhood At the same time it was waiting until the appear­ shore up orthodoxy as per­ Life's general manager, Dinner are $50 each per­ Maj. Gen. Byron L. Steger. commanding general of the Army's announced that the Catho­ ance of Father Cinder’s sonified in the Bishop of and was promoted to son and may be obtained Fitzsimons General Hospital, presents a display case containing the Bronze lic Laymen of America is book, which is not only an Rome, the infallible Vicar publisher of the magazine by calling the Rocky Star, Purple Heart and other military decorations to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis publishing a paperback important volume in its of Christ: in 1946. Mountain Regional Office Spellman of Denver. The decorations were awarded posthumously to the book, Thou Art the Rock, own right but is also a • To maintain the influ­ of NCCJ, 534-4645 or 534- Spellman's son. Spec. 4 Joseph V. Spellman, killed by a sniper's bullet in by a prominent Catholic handbook for the Catholic ence of Christianity on our He became vice president 8932. of Time, Inc., in 1949 and Vietnam. priest-journalist, Father Laymen.” American laws and cul­ Richard Ginder. Father Morriss explained that ture: in 1959 he waa elected to Ginder has agreed to serve on the local level, had the • To bring Christ to the the board of directors. In You’ll Like as spiritual director for the Catholic Laymen been or­ world and the world to April, 1960, he became Son^s Combat Decorations Catholic Laymen. ganized, it would never Christ, BO that he may be chairman of the board. have let the appearance on "all in all.” Heiskell is chairman of THE BOOK, which sells the Regis College campus The first group of Papists the visiting committee of at $1 for individual copies, of an excommunicated among students has al­ Presented to His Parents 50 cents for orders of five the Joint Center for Urban priest and his wife, a for­ ready been organized studies of M.I.T. and Har­ Try Our or more, names those mer nun, pass without a Posthumous awards of Michael, 14; Kean, 12; 16, 1968, while on a among students at Harvard vard University, and a the Bronze Star, the Paul, 9; Steven, 7, and search and destroy mission prominent in fomenting public protest College, according to Fa­ dissension and disloyalty member of the board of the Army's fourth highest Sean, 6. near Hoc Mon, Gia Dinh The immediate goal of ther Ginder. in the Church and the Institute of International COUNTRY FRIED combat decoration, the Born Aug. 9, 1947, in Province, with Company B, the Catholic Laymen of manner in which they Education. He is also a Purple Heart and other Denver, Spellman attended 1st Battaliop, 27th Infan­ America is the widest dis­ FATHER GINDER, a CHICKEN spread these things. member of the executive military decorations have St. Dominic’s School and try, 25th Infantry Division. tribution possible of Father Pittsburgh priest, long It also explains the steps committee of the Inter- TO GO! been presented to the par­ graduated in 1966 from He was buried March 19 Cinder’s book. An ambi­ wrote one of the most pop­ american Press Associa­ Catholic Laymen of Ameri­ tious, nation-wide plan of ents of a Denver soldier North High School where in Ft. Logan National ular colums in the Cath­ tion. North Speer at Federal who was killed in Viet­ he was an ofllcer in the Cemetery with full mili­ ca hopes to take against action is on the books, but olic press ^ “ Right or nam. school Reserve OfTicer tary honors. these. Foremost among much of it must wait for Wrong" which appeared in Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Training Corps (ROTO In addition to the Bronze those plans is a “ truth the raising of necessary Our Sunday Visitor. He er inc. Spellman, parents of Spec. unit Star and Purple Heart, Mr. service’’ by which the funds, according to the waa also founding editor of 4 Joseph V. Spellman, re­ He enlisted in the Army and Mrs. Spellman also group hopes to inform group’s executive director. The Priest magazine, which Volkswagen introduces communications media of ceived the medals from in M arch, 1967, and Among these plana are he served until a recent received their son’s Good the facta, rather than let­ Maj. Gen. Byron.L. Steger, trained at F t Bliss, Tex., Conduct and National De­ endowment of teaching fel- reorganization at Our an old labor saving ting fantasy dictate report­ commanding general of and Ft. Bragg, N.C., before fense Service medals, the lowahips in Catholic arts ■Sunday Visitor, which Fitzsimons General Hospi­ going to Germany with the Vietnam Service Ribbon, publishes the magazine. device. tal, in a brief hospital cer­ 7th Cavalry. the Vietnam Campaign Morriss served for more emony. He arrived in Vietnam medal, the Combat Infan­ Cardinal Leger than 15 years on the edito­ Attending were the cou­ in January. 1968, and was try Badge and the Expert rial staff of the Register, ple’s children, Marcia, 19; killed by a sniper on Feb. Marksmanship Badge. where he waa news editor of both the Denver edition Insists He Will and the Natuinal Register. He was founding editor of tl Growers State Their Case Twin Circle, another na­ Stay in Africa tional Catholic newspaper. "! Since the move of Twin 1 n t (National Register ed that area in 1963 and Circle to New York, he has In Delano Strike Dispute Special) L several times in 1968. Since been foeelanclng as a writ­ 1963, the leprosarium of Ba­ :\ Stanford, Calif. — A Cal­ ter between students and the growers were consider­ Following a widely publi­ er. His column of editorial fia, Nyamsong, has received comment appears in 18 ifornia table grape grower growers was sponsored by ing picking grapes by cized rumor that (Cardinal $10,000 a year through Catholic newspapers, in­ V the Young Republicans and machine even though it Paul-Emile Leger, former here criticized clergymen "Fame Pereo," Cardinal cluding the official paper supporting the grape pick­ the university’s Interfrater­ may cost twice as much as Archbishop of Montreal, had Leger’s own institute organ­ of the Pueblo diocese. Mor­ To make our new Fast back a lot more fun we nity Council. now paid to laborers. given up his idea of being a ers strike for “adding dig­ ized to fight leprosy and riss is the author of six In a campus referendum He also said that “many missionary in Africa, the made if a lot less work. nity to a cause which is hunger. published books, and said without dignity.” held in October, Stanford church leaders are taking Cardinal himself announced By introducing a fuily-automolic that he was back in Africa. he was working on several transmission.* Louis Lucas, a grower students voted 1,030-409 to a second look at Delano. "My activity will not be others. He was volunteer from Delano, took issue support the table grapes' I’m not so naive as to "People surely cannot be­ limited to helping lepers Just put it In position 3. lieve that every time I go to secretary for another with church backing for boycott. stand here and tell you alone,’’ the cardinal ex­ group, Catholics United for And enjoy yourself. Cesar Chavez and hie Lucas admitted that the we’re all great guys—but Rome I am changing my plained. “I shall devote my­ mind,” the cardinal said. the Faith, until that group «oriioNAk *T cii United Farm Workers at a boycott had been successful we’re not demons, either self to helping the handi­ established permanent Stanford University stu­ in some areas. "It’s been Concerning the rumors: capped and shall try to have “All that is entirely false.” headquarters in New VERN HAGESTAD dent meeting where the used as a good excuse for The workers’ cause has, my influence for good radi­ Rochelle, N.Y., recently. in many respects, become a Cardinal Leger insisted grape issue was debated. a lower price” by chain ate into many other coun­ Catholic Laymen of religious crusade. The Na­ that in Cameroun, his first VOLKSWAGEN, ltd. Lucas and John Bree. stores negotiating with tries.” America's mailing address ofTicers of the South Cen­ growers, he said, adding tional Council of Churches stop in Africa, he had found Authorized V.W. — Porjche Dealer no reticence either from reli­ is PO Box 5826, Denver 7800 West Colfax , tral Farmers Committee that vineyard owners have and state and local coun­ A view of the cardinal's gious or civic authorities; 80217. which represents growers, filed suits against unions cils around the nation activities in AfVica has been that indeed, all of these had participated in the dis­ involved in the boycott and have given support. Catho­ provided by Father Roger cussion. were considering legal ac­ lic, Protestant and Jewish shown the greatest consider­ Tessier, a White Father in Many church groups and tions against stores sup­ agencies * hav^ backed ation- Africa who accompanied religious leaders have su{>- porting it. Chavez. Cardinal Leger during his "JUST LIKE ANY first month in the country. Ij n ^ t n u ib ported the Chavez-led OTHER missionary," the THE GROWERS said strike of pickers and have Migrants’ cardinal said, "I needed some "To my way of thinking, called for a boycott of table that grape workers around time to adapt myself, parti­ the cardinal is not the kind grapes. Delano earn about $2.30 cularly since my situation of person whose plana can be an hour, well above, they Needs Discussed The controversy, centered was more difficult than that pr^icted,” Father Tessier huiLq it fil> it /•) Lniitifiil around Delano, involves claimed, the $1.69 average San Juan, P.R. — Arch­ of a beginner.” said. “He is rather unpre­ the attempt of the farm for California farm work­ bishop Luia Aponte of San Having returned to Africa dictable and knows how to HERE ARE A FEW SAFETY SUGGESTIONS TO GO ALONG WITH YOUR HOLIDAY DECORATING IDEAS. workers to unionize. ers. Juan,'speaking here on the from Rome where he was make the best decision at the Annual earnings for a human needs of migrants, most propitious moment as flooOlAmps AnO spotlAmps LUCAS AND Bree said received in an audience by inOooR tRees f\ill-time grape worker, said the migrant “should Pope Paul, Cardinal Leger waa so often the case when Kb« p them atanding In water from the lime you Use only pre/eelof-type bulbs outdoors. the UFW has failed to win according to the grower, be for US a call to get rid announced that he will now he was directing hie own bring them home until you throw them away. Reflector-type bulbs, usually designated by the letter substantial support in the ■R". are for intanor use only. Outdoor-type holder^ range from $4,000 to of certain prejudices to­ reside in Bafia. He had visit­ archdiocese.” Delano area and has UL R equipment for projector lampe are available which allow you lu $10,000 depending on the ward our brethren in reli­ 0 600 fasten lamps to walls, roof, boards, trees, or to spike Use only quality, outdoor-type lights, wiring and “made an atrocity" of its type of job. They also gion, and (to develop an) them into the ground. Select durable plastic color bargains with the Di- aqii-imeni. Interior materials are not deaigned claimed statistics on earn­ appreciation of the richness to ba used outdoors. caps - eallophana, gelatine, ate. won't do outdoors. Giorgio Fruit Co. and ings usually are lumped they bring us. It is a call SPECIALISTS IN Schenley Industries, two together fUll-time workers A ll tuRM powcR off when woRkmg to our own renewal.” test equipment When working on outdoor lighting, even whan growers which recognised with housewives, students Archbishop Aponte, in a WEDDING CAKES Even brand new light airinga. cords, ate. should replacing bulbs, be sure the power is turned OFF. the union. and other part-time em­ statement issued on behalf gel a thorough going over before installation. Mr. Lucas said the farm ployees. AND PASTRIES fuses An6 ciRcuit-BReAkeRs of the Puerto Rican Episco­ C IR C U It workers "failed to establish They asserted Cesar pal Conference, of which SepARAte OUtfiOOR Never replace a blown fuse or ra-set a breaker without themselves as a responsible Install a saparata circuit for outdoor lights using finding out what caused the trouble and corracting it. Chavez never brought he is chairman, pointed to weatherproof, covered outlet box for power source. Always replace fuses with those Of the same amperage, union.” He added that de­ proof that 30 per cent of such social problems as and never substitute foreign material for a fuse. spite a no-strike clause the workers had signed loneliness, separation of AlteRHAte poweR souRce &henley had experienced cards indicating a desire migrants from their fami­ If you must use an indoor circuit for outdoor metAllic becoR.uions 58 strikes and slowdowns lighting, make a window spacer of wood and Keep metallic decorations, such as foil raflectera. for a union as the National lies, difTiculties in school, sway from metal lamp shells and eoeket parts. and that DiGiorgio has Labor Relations Board stip­ and the like. drill a hole In it. through which you can pass gone out of business in your outdoor axiansien eord. Then avoid using that ulated. They also charg^ 'The Catholic Church, circuit (or anything else while your display i# on. PRCvent RUBBing of wires the Delano area, selling that in the vote to union­ worried as always, because Lights around saves, etc-, should be hung from cup its vineyards for as little ize the DiGiorgio operation of the problems of her chil­ MARY ANNE WRAP outqooR connections hooks to keep wires from rubbing against solid lurfacss. Sscuro with plastic taps. as half their appraised union members were bused dren,” the archbishop said, All outdoor plug-eeeket eertneetions should be value. round-trip fVom El Paso, “is more aware every day BAKERIES wrapped in plaitic film, with both ends taped chemicAl fiRC extinguisheRs The sometimes pointed Tex. of the many problems D en ver tightly around wires with plastic elactrician't tape. Water conducts altctricity, so don't use it on but always polite encoun­ Bree told the students which migration creates.” electrical firts. Kaep a chemical-type extinguisher elevAte connections hendy for such avtnluelitiea, Always turn power off Mount outdoor connections on wooden stakes when an electrical fire Is noticed. E verybody with inaulated staplas to keep them out of talks about our all Butter Cakes** standing moisture. fRce lighting Booklets Booklets of detailed safety lips artd Christmas QAskets foR light sockets lighting idtas art available free of charge in VILLA ITALIA Always use gaskets on ail light so-^kaia. both Public Service Company offices. Shopping Center indoors and outdoors. Aa an added precaution Specific questions? Consult outdoors, hang aockets downward to allow a qualified alectrical contractor or call Rocky Wsdsv/orth & Alameda moisture to run-off. 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By Dolores Curran OBVIOUSLY the slogan. "Put Christ "1 back in Christmas” has failed. Let’s try a How did we ever get this far socially new one: "For the Christian who has every­ without a deck of cards boasting our fam­ thing” and really start a movement ily coat of arms? 0r without a personal­ toward helping mankind in His name -I ized kitty litter bpx? Or without an elec­ during His season rather than satiating tric toe toaster? Or without a musical ourfw»lves with more goods. Instead of -I toothbrush for our kids? giving things in His name, let’s give people. A most appalling contribution to our commercial Christmas is the gimmick How can we do this without organiz­ -I catalog, mailed out to prospective buyers ing, electing officers, and holding monthly “ 1 meetings? By simply making a contribu­ during the Halloween season. So popular, -1 and, apparently, so profitable has this lit­ tion in someone’s name to a needy family, erature become that by Nov. 15th of this a cause, or an organization. I am pleased •0 year, I received 14 different catalogs to see that some religious and social ser­ *» slanted toward Christmas buying. Some vice groups have taken a lead in encour­ offer ridiculous gadgets, others luscious aging such gifts by sending out brochures food combinations, and still others, far- and cards which read, "As my Christmas out Christmas decorations. gift to you, I am making a donation in your name to (Such-N-Such Missionary ALL OF THEM are aimed toward an Society, CARE, AFSC, etc.).” affluent society which uses Christmas as I know a young man who was so an excuse for spending money on unnec­ moved by the pictures of starving Biafran Viewpoint essary goods. If this seems exaggerated, kids that he clipped the pictures to en­ take a look at your own Christmas list. close with this note for Christmas: "In­ How many gifts are you buying which stead of buying you a book or perfume Of Brutality and Police are needed and wanted and how many this year, I am sending money to a Biaf­ By Rev. L. Marvin Read are you buying because you have to get ran relief committee in your name to that person a gift? save this child’s life.” Police, contiary to some common be­ nature is less attributable to the "boys-in- of law enforcement and legal rigor — one The job of Christmas merchandisers For the Christian who has everything, liefs, are not necessarily given to brutali- blue” who carry it out than to the city that is, for example, tough on slum today is not fulfilling wants but is in such a gift diminishes the value of mere dwellers but easy on slum landlords, one goods. In essence, it is the only true ty- hall or statehouse politicos that direct it creating new items to relieve the dilem­ But, given the right incentive, they — has not come even remotely close to that is civil and polite to the occasional ma of shoppers whose lists are increas­ Christmas gift, as long as there is want can be brutal. At least some of them can. learning what legitimate authority does, WASP offender but one that sneers and ingly filled with names of "men who have in the world. "Rights In Conflict,” a 233-puge docu­ or how it should act, or — perhaps — degrades the black and brown Americans everything.” Let’s admit it. We middle- ment relating to the massacre-like events even why it exists. that are so frequently the object of police class Americans fulfill most of our wants WE CAN ENCOURAGE this trend in surrounding the 1968 Democratic Nation­ Governors, mayors or minor officials action. and needs today. We don’t wait until our own families by requesting such a al convention, ends, once and for all, the who unleash tin-badged violence upon Double-standard (or two-faced) law en­ Christmas to get a new coffee pot or a gift for ourselves, especially from our hoax (vigorously perpetrated by the reac­ already tense or violent situations are forcement is not the invention of the new dress like we used to. Therefore, we children. "Just make me something sim­ tionary right) that there is no such thing guilty of creating savagery, sponsoring police organization; it is the creation and are hard-put to suggest possible gifts ple and send some money for me to Mar­ as police brutality. brutality and sanctioning — behind the viable aspiration of the society which even for ourselves. tha’s family. That will make me hap­ "... On the part of the police,” the gossamer veil of ‘law and order” — vio­ that police force represents and protects; Let’s put the phrase, "For the man piest.” Not only will it make the parents report says, "there was enough wild club lence. A society that is, more often than not, who has everything” into a Christian per­ happiest, but also the young donors, swinging, enough cries of hatred, enough Those officials represent what seems to itself double-dealing and underhanded. spective. Ten thousand people in this Martha’s family, and the whole Christian gratuitous beating to make the conclusion be a prevalent American view of life that Authority — its place, its direction world die of starvation daily. No Chris­ family. We can also return the joy by- inescapable that individual policemen, rests, finally, not on the meaning of real and its nature — is the object of igno­ tian can live in peace with that statistic. giving our children smaller presents and and lots of them, committed violent acts law, order or justice, but on the validity rance and disrespect not only among the (We could change the phrase to: "For the "saving a little Columbian girl” or "fur­ ''if far in excess of the requisite force for of force. Such an attitude is tantamount ghetto dwellers, youth, hippie and yippie man who has everything -- but a con­ nishing shoes for a reservation Indian crowd dispersal or arrest.” to saying • "might makes right” or "a groups who taunt it. It is the object of science.” child” as the rest of their gift. Children Reading dispassionately statements well-wielded billy club assures peaceful even greater (but more insidious) igno­ can be heroic and Christian if they are that report first hand the police reaction neighborhoods.” rance and disrespect among the aftluent Let’s look at the incongruity of our encouraged to be. to crowds of youths that abused and In the ultimate analysis, however, po­ tax-cheaters, the gracious payola types, celebration of the birth of the Man who And next year, let’s have some Chris­ taunted them, the report claims, "is to lice brutality falls as a burden not only the ticket fixers, and those who pay lip . said, "Sell what you have . . and "What­ tian movement toward publishing a new become convinced of what can only be upon the shoulders of the police or upon service to "law and order” yet threaten to ever you do for the least of my brethren kind of gimmick catalog, one listing peo­ called a police riot.” the shoulders of their supervisors, com­ "get the job” of the traffic cop who ...,” and "Feed the hungry,” and then ple and their needs. A catalog with the missioners or captains. The police are caught them running a stop sign. justify our expenditure of a couple of purpose of alleviating misery, a catalog SENTIMENTS SPAWNED by the not, by their veiy constitution, an isolat­ AUTHORITY — its place, its direc­ hundred dollars while the majority of our with addresses — a catalog, not for Walker report will be stereotyped; Some ed subculture that is free to operate inde­ tion and its nature — is the realm not brothers are in want. Christmas, but for Christians. will easily dismiss the facts gleaned from pendently and autonomously from the only o f those who enforce it, but of those the 90-member staffs reserach as "inaccu­ environment which they mean to guard. whom it serves and of those granted the rate,” "misleading” and "incomplete.” Some Police policy, rather, is a public matter privilege of administering it. The Black Voice will say investigators listened only to one and-a politicid question. Authority is not an absolute that is to side of the story or that they were biased be served; it is to be directed toward the in their interpretations. A CITIZENRY that supports, tacitly service of promoting the genuine and There will be others who will say, or otherwise, low police wages, inade­ common good; its corallaries are adminis­ with that bold kind of cocksureness that quate recruiting and anti-sociological in­ trative responsibility and enlightened citi­ Labor Strike Myth comes from oversimplification, "See, I told doctrination for their law enforcement zen response. Its means is just law, and you so — all cops are bad.” agencies is directly to blame for condi­ one — but only one — of its arms is ef­ By Rev. Lawrence E. Lucas The truth, as always, rests somewhere tions which exist in Chicago or any other fective enforcement. in between, hidden by the usual camou- of the many American cities with less Scratch any one of these and the re­ than respectable police forces. From September, 1968, to mid-Novem­ problem and should not be disguised as fiage of half-lies and deliberate, obdurate sults are inevitable; Corruption, lawless­ ber more than 1 million New York public one. obfuscation. A city is also to blame when it per­ ness or, as we are altogether too well school children were virtually out of American police authority — and its mits the continuance of a double-standard aware by now, police brutality. school for all but two weeks. Clstensibly^ WE UNDERSTAND MOST clearly the situation was the result of a confron­ what the real issues have been. Black tation between the United Federation of people, Mr. Shanker, the educational, Comment for Today Teachers led by Albert Shanker and the economic and political establishment real­ Ocean Hill-Brownsville School Board. It ize that with the coming of decentraliza­ has been masqueraded as a labor dispute. tion comes power. The power involved is It is important that all understand the policy-making and the control of a m^'or Is Church-State Maturity Near? issue because all cities will sooner or lat­ share of the educational budget of the er face the same problem. city, a budget which is equal to the en­ 'I By Paul H. Hallett tire budget of many cities. It may be too early to judge yet, but by a holly wreath. But putting an artistic coming aware of himself in man, and Ocean Hill-Brownsville is an educa­ at this writing it seems unlikely that a Nativity painting on a postage stamp the hence no different from man. President tional district in the borough of Brooklyn Because 55 per cent of the children in major controversy will develop over the Post Office makes the image match the Johnson, like every President before him, in the city of New York. It comprises the New York City schools are black and about 30,(K)0 people; two-thirds of them religious character of this year's Christ­ occasion, and it spreads culture while knows only the God of Mosaic and Chris­ Puerto Rican, the concept of decentraliza­ •') mas stamp. doing it. tian revelation. are black and one-third are Puerto Rican. tion would definitely put more than half The American Jewish (Dongress (which A little farther down the President It includes eight schools that have rough­ of the schools in the control of black and 4 represents only one shade of Jewish opi­ THE ANNUAL Thanksgiving procla­ exhorts the nation to "offer more than ly 550 teachers and 9,000 students. For . Puerto Rican people. nion) has protested the reproduction of a mations of our Presidents support specific words of thazdesgiving to C3od. Let us re­ years the educational system in this area Van Eyck Angel Gabriel on the current religious ideas much more expressly than solve to offer Him the best that is within — like most ghetto areas — while admin­ What is involved here is the continua­ Christmas stamp, but so far the protest .a religious stamp could ever do. President u s.. istered by the New York City Board of tion of the history of schools iir this city has not had thunderous echoes. Few will Johnson’s final proclamation suggests a This adds to the idea o f the God who Education was universally recognized as as in most cities. Public schools have take seriously the AJC contention that, not very sketchy notion of C5od. He said: rewards, punishes, and has mercy the being wholly unresponsive to the needs of always been controlled by those people since the painting celebrates the dogma "Americans, looking back on the tu­ distinctively Judaic and Christian idea black and Puerto Rican children. The sys­ whose children were in the majority. It of the Virgin Birth, "this amounts to multuous events of 1968, may be more that men. can cooperate with God in His tem left the children untrained in every began with the control of the white An­ government support of specific religious inclined to ask God’s mercy and guidance work of sanctifying the world. It almost aspect of education and in ^no way pre­ glo-Saxon Protestant, moved to the white ideas.” than to offer Him thanks for His bless­ involves the idea of sanctifying grace. pared to enter the economic and political Irish Catholic, and now rests in the con­ •ii Christmas stamps have advanced in a ings.” - - •• • life of the community or society at large. At the end of the document, the Presi­ trol of the white Jewish population by "I few years, and without undue commotion, Here we have the idea of a personal dent sets his hand in witness "in the and large. Because whites have run from from the candle and the holly wreath to (jod, who is distinct from the world and year of our Lord nineteen hundred and Because of these conditions, the experi­ the inner city and because the black and <'] a neutral angel (reproduced from a who can reward, punish, and teach. This sixty-eight.” (government support of a mental school district was set up known Puerto Rican community have now come weathervane). and finally to the Old puts the President, who does not speak as specific religious idea could haidly go far­ as the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Demonstra­ o f age, history dictates that this commu­ Masters’ rendition of Nativity scenes. All a private citizen but as one representing ther. tion District in August, 1967. Prior to nity must now control its schools. that these stamps do is provide a picture the whole nation, in oppMition not only that, in April, 1967, a community govern­ in keeping with the most popular holiday to atheiats but to all those who conceive THIS OPENS the question: If God ing board was set up at the suggestion of in America, which happens to be ‘Chris­ of God as being one with nature or the can appear in Prsidential documents, why the Central Board of Education. Its chief Black people and Puerto Ricans must tian. Christmas is not aptly symbolized. .universe, as a world^pirit gradually be- cannot something about Him be taught in, responsibility was the implementation in bring about a system of education that public schools where the parents want the . system of such curriculum that would will be relevant to their children. They this instruction? be necessary for the special educational cannot back down now, not even by acts [*• such as Shanker’s illegal and shameless President ...... Moat Rev. James V. Casey. D D The overturning by the Supreme Ck)urt needs of the black and Spanish-speaking *< Editor ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty of the Arkansas evolution law made the children. strike. This is the issue and what the General Manager ...... prank Schiro prohibition of natural religion in the fight is really about. Managing E ditor...... Miles F. Porter schools hard to defend logically. Justice A Ford Foundation grant supplied funds Advertising Director ...... Robert Keim Fortas ruled that the theory of "the as­ to conduct a community election which LIKE OTHER RELIGIOUS leaders, Local Advertising Director ...... Frank Vecchiarelli cent or descent of man from a lower was held August 3, 1967, and in which the three Catholic bishops whose dioceses I Denver News E d itor...... jack Bacon animal” could not be barred from the are involved maintained their customary «• Associate Editors ...... ^...... Rev. L. Marvin Read. Judy Edinger seven parent members of the governing curriculum of public schools because the board were elected. They chose five com­ irrelevancy through silence or an inconse­ Chris Hernon, William Slevin, Tom Officer, James Sena. Linus reason for its exclusion was a "sectarian” munity leaders and four teachers from quential whisper. A strong specific state­ Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, James R. Walsh, Ernest Sanchez, Jack ment and involvement might come now McKenna, Kim Larsen. David Millon. doctrine. the eight schools of the district to serve I on the board. In the spring of 1968 its that the strike is resolved. In this, they A sect is defined by Webster’s as "a administrator, Mr. Rbody McCoy, sought are simply reflecting most Catholics. Iron­ i Published Weekly by group having in common a leader or a /. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY. (INC.) to transfer 13 teachers and 6 administra­ ically, it has always been a principle of . 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 80204 distinctive doctrine; a following; a school, tors . out of the district on the basis of Catholic philosophy of education that the Telephone. 825-1146 p.o. Box 1620 as of philosophy.” The existence o f a their actions in opposition to decentraliza­ parents have primary responsibility for a personal God, as outlined in the Thanks­ tion. the education of their children. giving proclamation, is not a distinctive doctrine in the U.S. It cuts across all Subscription: $5.00 a year. He was following a standard practice Once again, the poor, especially the a denominational lines. Of course, this doc­ Canada, $5.60 year per subscription. employed in the educational establish­ black poor, see how readily we can ignore Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a year. trine is opposed by some people: but are ment of New York City for the last hun­ Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. not they the sectarians? D c^ not the our principles and stey aloof, when be­ dred years. Because Mr. McCoy acted prohibition of teaching about God as coming involved on the basis of our prin­ upon the direction of his governing board, Creator and rewarder arise from an oppo­ ciples - might upset the powerful and the United Federation of Teachers under wealthy. sition that is properly sectarian i*nH Albert Shanker decided from that mo­ therefore not valid? ment to break the back of community OCNVCR Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D., Founding Editor, We hope that other cities might choose ARCHOIOCeSAN Register System o f Catholic Newspapers 1913-1960 We shall not attain maturity in State- control of schools. The issue of due pro­ not to impede the legitimate cenrse of. - i ' EDITION Church disputes until these questions are cess in the protection of teachers* jobs has history and some Catholics might contrib­ I satisfactorily answered. never been a real one. It is not a labor ute to that choice. I • Thursday, December 5, 1968 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page Five

COMMUNICATIOHStake a lot more guts to continue to perform as they could answer this question: Why is it so mor^ly wrong Heed Public Opinion Editor: should as priests subject to authority. The arrogance of to kill in a war such as in Vietnam and why is it so a man or group of men to request that an archbishop be Many have in the past few months urged the Board morally right to kill unborn babies? forced to resign at 77 years of age, after more than 50 Those priests in Washington, D.C. and those lay peo­ of Education and Dr. Gilberts to exercise strong leader­ years of service for Christ and His Church — as if he ship and adopt an integration plan that is bolder and ple walking out of Mass in protest. What pity they de­ had not trod the even more difficult road before them. serve! 'They don’t know what they are doing. much more comprehensive than the one that has been That they have the impudence to attempt such action is proposed. One thing that has been overlooked is that Senator McCarthy, a bitter and disgruntled man not only appalling but absolutely unworthy of a Chris­ wherever he goes. the Board and Dr. Gilberts won’t have to be alone in tian. In another walk of life, in the business world, or exercising this leadership. The list could go on and on. in the military service, they would have been out on Why should these dissidents be given license to con­ This can be seen by looking at the seemingly all-in­ their ear before they knew what happened to them. clusive list of groups^ associations, institutions, etc., ap-* tinue their troublemaking by giving them donations? pended to the Gilberts’ proposal. These are the groups How many years can a 77-year-old prelate possibly Let them get jobs and work for their livelihood just like (there are 123) that Dr. Gilberts consulted and the list have left to serve? we do. They are, on the whole, supposedly better educat­ would seem to encompass almost every element in the We lay people on the whole do not sympathize with ed than we. There are waitress jobs, custodial jobs, etc., community’s leadership structure. About % of these these dissidents, whether they be clergy or lay people, etc., etc. Perhaps they might learn that whatever walk groups, associations, etc., have made public response to in San Antonio, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C, Spain or of life they enter they will have to submit to authority. Gilberts’ plan and the amazing thing is that the over­ Yemen! We do not admire them. We are confused in The sooner they learn this the better off they and all of whelming majority has been opposed to the plan because some cases and utterly ashamed in many cases by the us will be. Perhaps, someday, the true meaning of free­ it doesn’t contain enough integration. Included in this actions and utterances of many of these people. The ac­ dom and democracy will blossom upon them. tidal wave have been official voices from all three major tions of the clergy follow an almost predictable pattern We recognize there are legitimate dissenters but A BARGAIN BASEMENT religious communities. When Resolution 1490 instructed — their age group, their supposed superior knowledge, these are, after a while, easily separated from the troub­ Dr. Gilberts to consider community sentiment he should their dissatisfaction with their superiors, their mageizine lemakers. These we admire. ON THE MAIN FLOOR not have overlooked the terribly important matter of the and/or newspaper articles, and, finally, their marriages. Past letters in the Register by various people cause me to ask: Because more than 1,000 priests have left the attitudes and opinions of our community leaders. To recall just a few: There comes to mind the man by I call on Dr. Gilberts and the Board of Education to clergy in the past 24 months, what does that prove? Just a Few of Our the name of DuBay in California and his scrapping with Take a look at the increase iu crime in the United now weld this strong leadership support of a stronger his cardinal. Twenty-seven years old, possibly three plan into a community coedition for real, meaningful States these past few years. Can the reasons for same VERY SPECIAL PRICES years a priest, ready to take over and run the diocese. A be similar? Are these priests forced into the priesthood? integration. short time ago, he married a divorcee... Frederick L. Greene Why did they become priests if they wanted to become “HAPPINESS IS BUYING FOR LESS’ Denver A man by the name of Kavanaugh and his revealing husbands? Why look back after putting their hand to magazine articles. 'These articles revealed more about the plow? If any priest believes he will find in marriage Spare Us the man than he should have liked to have made or "with a good woman” that fulfillment he feels lacking Royal-Cote No. 2 Pre-Fin. Editor: known. The last heard of him he was cavorting on the in his present status, I fear he is doomed to dismal dis­ 6 Shades 4x8’^ Includes Ray Willms’s recent letter to the Register compares beach with his bikini-clad bride. appointment. Perhaps in a William Barrett novel... Sable Walnut & Teak Panels As for the anguished cry for sympathy (sounded more Dr. Gilberts to George Wallace. The analogy borders on The 24-year-old man, Davis I believe, in Britain. the far-fetched and the letter’s logic finds itself up an like anger and immaturity to me) from one Pat Mac- Such an authority on birth control and overpopulation. Kenzie for priest wives and sufTering priest would be 8 8 irrational creek without a thoughtful paddle to save it. Now married. Why was he ordained? ONLY We all share concern over Dr. Gilberts’s proposal and husbands, she leaves me cold indeed. What kind of The nuns in Los Angeles scrapping with their Cardi­ 3 Denver’s integration problems, but erratic accusations woman would look to this category for husband mate­ "i nal. What a disgrace! Over modified dress and freedoms, Il l ’s Fun to Shop at Odds and Ends| .and fanatical comparisons will not get us anywhere in rial? How unreal can she become in her thinking? Yes, our struggle for qiiality-integrated education. one of the freedoms being they want to be able to sit I said unreal. and meditate under the hair dryer. I can assure them LONG WEARING •’< However, Mr. Willma’s letter raises an important Humanae Vitae is indeed the Magna Carta for the after a year of hair dryers they will wish they had never question that has concerned roe for some time now. His marriage vocation, a clear guide to show that this insti­ 3/16x4x8 Vinyl Shield Panels seen a hair dryer. How unkempt these new outfits look! letter and many others appearing in this column demon­ tution is the breeding ground for love as well as off­ 'The Melvilles and their revolution. Arrested in Mary­ strate that "cream the opposition at any price” attitude. spring, if only these poor fearful souls would recognize land. They want to work for the Church and possibly While an open forum column such as this should ex­ it. In their obsession with freedom and democracy, they 45 press a cross section of public opinion, the letters live off donations. They didn’t know how to work for the cannot see that birth control will lead not to love but E a . •I Church before — how can they know how now? They away from it and may lead from one conjugal partner to 4 published in it should manage some responsibility and had unlimited opportunities before. 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To Help the Helpless 1 • By Judy Edlnger parish who attend public have to depend on donated way, O.S.M., present pas­ ish. A board of seven pari­ schools during the week. property. ACCC uses the tor, explained the structure shioners operates the pro­ Parents of normal chil- j- building at St. Catherine’s was originally erected as a gram under the leadership dren may not understand RHOADES^ di- rent-free and pays only for parish school, but because of Father John Costillo, fully the difficulties en- * Adams Coun- utilities. of financial problems no O.S.M., assistant pastor. countered by those whose Community Center, was Sisters were engaged to Classes for children in children are mentally re­ one of the founding staff THREE YEARS ago teach classes there. grades 1 through 6 are tarded or otherwise phy­ members of Laradon Hall when the ACCC was look­ The CCD program now held on Saturdays; grades School for Exceptional ing for a building in which in effect at St. Catherine's 7 and 8 meet on Sunday sically handicapped, but « l most know that these chil­ Children in Denver about to set up its program. Fa­ is sUffed by 29 lay teach­ mornings; and high school dren do need special atten­ 20 years ago, and is still ther Carlos Marchetti, ers, and two Victory Noll students have classes on “ 1 on that school’s staff. He is tion and care. O.S.M., then pastor of St. Sisters who reside at Holy Monday evenings. Mrs. «) That this responsibility also a clinical psychologist Catherine’s, offered use of Ghost convent in Denver, Jenny Cos Y Leon is chair- can be met by community for the public schools in the pariah building. Each teacher has a volun- man of the teaching staff. effort more effectively than Adams county in addition Father Augustine Hollo- t«er helper fVom the par- •9 by individual families is to directing services for BULLETIN board space the reason for operation of ACCC. in the classrooms is divid­ •2 the Adams County Com­ Rhoades was a member ed equally between the munity Center (ACCC) in of the original steering ACCC and CCD classes, cooperation with the pieople committee that set up the Rhoades pointed out; and of St. Catherine Parish. program for retarded chil­ desks and chairs usually Hup-Two-Three-Four Commerce City. dren in Adams County. have to be rearranged. He Legislation now makes A lower Intermetliate group of retarded children lines up and marches Ninety of the 120 chil­ hinted there are a few around the room under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Rebecca Smith. dren are taught at the St. funds available from the problems resulting from Children at Adams County Community Center are taught to talk, walk, and <1 Catherine’s building, where state which match local "two families living in the care for their Individual needs. Learning to get along and play together funds to finance programs classes are held daily for same house.’’ are main goals o f this program. school-age children fVom 5 for the trainable child; Rhoades said some of the school districts have con­ NORTH DENVER to 16. A pre-school center lay community don't un­ Rhoades explained the include a vocational group tributed to programs for derstand the classroom and a pre-vocational group difference between train- for those who may be school age children, he equipment used for train­ OPTICAL are located elsewhere. able and educable children. trained to perform certain added. ing the mentally retarded. Servinf North Ocivor 24 Yiirs ♦ On weekends and Mon­ The latter are able to jobs under supervision. day evenings the same However, no provision is "These children’s achieve­ The basic goal for the made for facilities in which learn some basic academic I UlCIttH cempiaf* building is used for reli­ ment level is low,” he bX- ACCC is the concept of I 1 1 9 1 ^ Optical S«rvtct to conduct these programs, skills in public schools, -1 gious instruction of more plained, "and people can’t care for the individual Rhoades explained; so they while the trainable must than 900 children in the understand why they are be taught such social skills from birth to death, called H not in public schools.” as how to get along with the "continuum of care.” Father Holloway, how­ others. The ACCC is for ACCC is for all children Support Sought ever. is convinced of the trainable children fVom 3 of any income group with contribution his parish is to 28, which includes those no restriction of race, color, M making to the community, at all three locations. Some or creed, Rhoades said. For Food Campaign and so Is Sister Joanne, are also severely physically CCD coordinator. handicapped, and a few J ABOUT YOU? Are You Interested? .. Church Women United "Of course we’re limited,” greenhouse at Brighton have terminal diseases. HAPPINESS? CHALLENGE? and Core City Ministries last July. They seek recog­ she said. "But we're grate­ are sponsoring a pre- nition as bargaining agent ful that we can be of ser­ Some of the more ad­ DEDICATED LIFE? BEING NEEDED? -1 Christmas campaign to col­ for employes of the plant. vice to these children. The vanced students can be y Yes. I am Interested In learning how I may serve God...... (bring happiness) in the. religious ’ life.I ') lect food for poverty vic­ Epworth Parish. 1130 advantages outweigh the placed in public school; but tims in Denver and "those 31st St., Denver, and An­ disadvantages.” this decision is made only FRANCISCAN SISTERS >•1 suffering because of the nunciation Parish, 3621 after consultation of the 7 4 7.301N St., Rock lilon d . III. 61201 (Please Print) k floral workers’ strike in Humboldt, Denver, will WHAT ARE the advant­ team of teachers with so­ Nam e...... A g e...... - ..... Brighton.” serve as collection centers ages? "People don’t realize cial worker and parents. Street ..... All Denver area pastors for the food collection cam­ that those children would ACCC is one of the few County...... were asked to help the paign. Other parishes in­ Next Comes just be sitting at home.” facilities that is staffed Slate...... Zip Code... campaign by calling it to cluded in Core City Minis­ Rhoades explained. The with a social worker, OIVINQ YOURSELF . . . THERE IS NO GREATER CHARtTY attention of their pari­ tries include Denver Inner Carol Slavin learns to write numbers in a basic ACCC strives to enable its Rhoades explained. Also shioners. City Parish. High Street skills class, with the help o f B ob Bruce, an aide. students to live a meaning­ because of the health prob­ The request also included Parish, and Seventh Ave­ Few children at the Adams County Community ful productive life and lems, medical personnel I WEISS BAKERY | a request for suppoit of nue Congregational Center advance far enough to be placed in a make a place within the are included on the staff. 8j oT d^f a s h Vo n e D^s/alT the nationwide boycott of Church. public school. community. table grapea grown in Cali­ THE TOTAL staff num­ RLSJNG B R E A D -E V E R Y TUESDAY fornia vineyards being bers 25, whose salaries Three Stores to Serve You struck by the United Farm account for the biggest Workers Organizing Com­ 4024 Tennyson ' ...... 455-1937 $ portion of the $183,825 5850 W. 38th Ave ...... 424-1366 ® mittee (AFL-CIO), and par­ Nun ‘At Home’ in U.N. annual budget. Rhoades ticipation in a letter-writ­ United Nations, N.Y. — heads its philosophy de- - those o f our cities. The Sister Roquet, who joined said the teachers are not 1480 C a rr St...... 237-1604 ing drive to seek congres­ an educator whose special- partment as well. declaration applies to de- the Sisters of the Holy trained in special educa­ sional extension of the ty is philosophy can feel She said she found it veloped as well as develop- Cross 20 years ago, has a tion which isn’t necessary National Labor Relations quite at home in the Unit- surprising at first that the ing countries. We must he master’s degree in philoso- for this work. They have Act to cover farm workers. ^ Nations General Assem- work at the UN was so patient. It will take many phy from the University of degrees in speech and The floral workers strike bly. That is the feeling of slow and painstaking, and decades to implement it.” Laval at Quebec and drama, recreation, and involves members of the Sister Ghislaine Roquet of "sometimes disappointing.” The aspect Sister Roquet doctorate from the Univer- physical therapy. United Floral Workera who Slaters of the Holy “ ■> educator I have "appreciates most” — like sity of Paris. Her teaching Teachers work in teams, Electric Compam| Struck Kitayama Brothers Cross of Canada, who is come to see this as a kind many other delegates ~ is career included courses in with a degreed person in 0^^ •»a«7mAi*cpmt(W»«soe>fmi serving as a member of of school for nations, and the opportunity the UN secondary schools and as charge. There are also 18 any kind of education is affords for contacts with so well as college courses' and high school students who FLOWERS the Canadian delegation to the current session of the slow.” Referring to the many others from different administrative duties, and receive academic credit for work of the Assembly’s countries and cultures, and she has traveled extensive- NifM Stores Assembly. their work as aids at the 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 f t« Softer 'The UN does not oper­ committee on which she consequent better ly in the U.S., Canada and center. serve yeti. ate on lines of authority serves,, which is working understanding of the Europe on educational in­ Rhoades said it is hoped DiNVCR COIOIADO but on moral influence,” draft declaration on w e ld ’s problems. quiry missions. to expand the program to "I she observed in an inter­ social progress and devel­ view with NC News Ser­ opment, Sister Roquet ONE WHO vice. "Philosophy is like stressed that it was "en that, too.” Sister is a pro­ attempt to set standards fessor of philosophy and whereby men can live in CALLS theology at Basile-Moreau , . College in Montreal, and ^his work is necessarily slow.”

SISTER ROQUET uid He can help you invest she feeU that the commit­ tee did improve the part oi the draft text it worked on lENCED AND DEDICATED ) ROBERT E. (the preamble and prind-. "3 DECKER pies). The form is "more logical,” she noted, "and HOLIC STAFF TO ASSIST YOU . .. He is a Registered Representative we have given greater 'J with tha skills aod knowledga emphasis to human rights needed to help you invest ia •I stocks, bonds and mutual fundi. in the social and economic Give him a call. fields. •J 'There is less intrusion Personalized service by the largest of political elements. We Catholic mortuary staff in the don’t get social progress by area is available at Ollngers. chance. Even in economi­ cally developed countries Each of these Catholic gentlemen and after good legislative pictured here serves families, upon action has been taken, we 1.* still have problems like request, at each of our four neighborhood mortuaries.

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COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA full informa­ NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES Xip SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN tion H' L, Cede 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) Lf** RIGHT REVEREND EDWARD T. O'MEARA CSS-3663 366 FlfTH-AVENUE NtW YORK. N.Y. I OOO1 ' Thursday, December 5, 19M THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHOIOCESAN EDITION Page Se%n Volunteers Help Prevent Abortions with Counseling Toronto — "Are you dis­ counseling and to direct THE VOLUNTEERS tressed because of an un­ the distraught person to a are all women who can wanted pregnancy? Call doctor or Children's Aid give time to the office calla Birthright 469-111." Society. (9 a m. to 1 p.m.; 6 to 9 This small classified ad­ "Many don’t know that p.m.) and include two Lor- vertisement buried in the the Children’s Aid Socie­ etto nuns. "But we need ad columns of two Toronto ties or community services more volunteers so we can evening papers (the morn­ exist to help them," said extend the office hours,” ing Globe refused the ad) Mrs. Summerhill. Mrs. Summerhill quickly has brought in hundreds of She considers it was a added. Birthright has been calls within a month. ’miracle’ for the group to able to get assistance from Mrs. Louise Summerhill, have obtained free office 21 doctors and a psychia­ who started the emergency space. Last June, one of trist, if needed. voluntary organization on Mrs. SummerhilTs seven a shoe-string and a prayer, children was hurt in a Birthright has received said the group has directly trafTic accident, and she many donations which Planning Breakfast helped 99 pregnant girls, was bringing her daughter have enabled them to car­ Trudy O’Connor, left, and Barbara May, enter­ many of whom were think­ to the medical building ry on (one doctor pays half tainment chairmen of the Archbishop’s Guild, dis­ ing of getting an abortion. where her doctor had his the phone bill), and last cuss the final plans for the annual Guild Mass Some of these girls are office. On the last day, she week the organization re­ Puppets Off to Laos and Christmas breakfast scheduled Dec. 15. Arch­ so upset that they are gistered for income tax was standing on the side­ Mrs. Earl Reum, right, and Mrs. Hal Heffron bid farewell to Mrs. bishop James V. Casey will be guest pf^honor. ^ even thinking of commit­ walk, looking up at the deductions. ting suicide. So far, all the Reum’s puppets before the figures became mascots for a medical service tall modern building, wish­ boat in South Vietnam. girls who called Birthright ing she could get an office If girls in England can I Archbishop's Guild have been persuaded to for- Birthright in it, when get help to have an abor­ have their babies, except a man approached, asking tion, why not an organiza­ tion to help girls see their Denver Mendico Club Cited The annual Archbishop’s Wong; St. Joseph, Grace one. if she was interested. pregnancies through? Guild Christmas breakfast Baker; She explained why she The efforts of the Denver (for sterilizing instruments) Sebesta of St. Vincent de will be served at 10:30 Dec. 15, Holy Cross and WHEN THE phone rings wanted an office, aJ'ding *Tt is the. right of evety Mendico Club, coordinated and cotton quilts (for hos­ Paul parish is in charge of a.m. at the Cathedral High Our Lady of the Rockies at the Birthright ofHce, that she had no money. pregnant woman to give by Mrs. Hal Heffron of St. pital beds), collecting a the work project. School cafeteria Dec. 15. will attend the Christ' located in a basement of a This businessman, a Bap­ birth,” is the group’s slo­ Rose of Lima parish, were great assortment of items An5Tone interested in re­ Archbishop James V. Cas­ mas Breakfast; Toronto doctors building, tist. owned the building. "I gan, and Mrs. Summerhill featured in the recent is­ from soap to torn sheets, ceiving a list of the items ey will be guest of honor. Dec. 18, St. Luke, Scottie one o f 50 volunteers is will give you an office adds: "It is the right of sue of Sawadee, quarterly and promoting interest. collected by this group, or Kelly. ready to give positive free,” he told her. every child to be bom.” publication of the Thomas A Rv’ MMAGE sale is more information about the Tickets are $1.85 and A. Dooley Foundation, Inc. Bchcdulevi Dec. 6 from 9 Foundation, may contact reservations must be made The Denver Mendico a.m. to 5 \ m. at St. Rose Mrs. Heffron, 934-8027. by Dec. 6. Checks or mo­ Carmelite Urges Club, one of about 25 of Lin a K 11, 1345 W. ney orders may be sent to chapters and aid groups Dakot?.. Ac 10 p.m. there Trudy O’Connor at 6534 associated with the Dooley will I* IT, .?ting of the MAY-DAY Kline, Arvada, Colo., Foundation, is the oni/ group a ' ** ~iui .v;ll 80002. Freedom for Nuns CLEANERS organized volunteer group be 9l. • *v.- . o’le of the "IN WHEATRIDGE" Historian Irene Grote London — A Carmelite she said, "when all women working in Colorado to cour' Viy the has asked each circle to Sister from a small con­ were treated by their hus­ support the work of the Fou'ad' May and Day McCIoskey vent in England has issued foundation in Southeast turn in its ’’green sheet,” bands the way nuns are jetir./ work project “ We operate our own plant'* an acciirate record of indi­ her own emancipation now treated by their supe­ Asia, thereby '' j making up Chriet- vidual circle accomplish­ proclamation. She demand­ riors ... it was once ac­ the legacy of the late Dr TT(£»- packages containing Quality Ciaanina ments in their activities ed with suffragette zeal cepted as axiomatic that Tom Dooley. household :ieeds for the “There Is No Suhstitute for the year. She will be that Religious women "be women were incapable of The club donated $300 overseas teams. These are for Experienre" available at the Christmas treated as mature, respon­ thinking for themselves, of recently for a special tape delivered by airline stewar­ 3740 Pierce St. 424-7464 ^1 Breakfast to collect them sible adults .. . capable of choosing their own friends recorder to be used in a desses who also serve in I Buck Si . of SU. Pete'f t Pioi's or they may be mailed to running their own lives or books or of writing let­ hygiene education program the programs. Nancy her at 2985 Quebec, Den­ free from interference and ters prudently without in Laos. Mrs. Earl Reum of ver, Colo., 80207. arbitrary supervision.” male supervision.” St. John’s Parish, also was Sister Therese Margaret recognized in the article FIREPLACE FIXTURES Circle meetings sched­ of the small convent in Sister Therese com­ for her contribution of four plained that the Church is • Curtain Scraant uled are: Bridell, Cardiganshire, hand-made puppets (a doc­ • Glass Scraans Dec. 5, Mother Seton, made her point in the lagging way behind in the tor, nurse and two Laotian • G rafts Elaine McManis; church magazine, New area of women Religious’ children) which will reside • Pira Sals • Plraliahtars Dec. 9, St. Gerard, Carol Christian. rights. "Why must the on the "City of San Fran­ Church trail so far behind • Andirons Martin; Stella Maris, Wins ‘Life Pin’ cisco,” the first of a fleet of • Coat Hods Cathleen Henning; "THERE WAS a time,” what society regards as 40-foot houseboats • Wood Holdars Mrs. Helen Mulligan, right, president of the • Spark Guards Doc. 10, Archangel women’s rights?” equipped for extensive Mercy Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, presents the • Ela ctric Legs Gabriel, Laveme Darr; medical work on the Me­ auxiliary’s "life pin” to Auxiliary member Mrs. The cloistered Carmelite Mother Beloved, Rosie Roggen kong River. Florence D. Vorbeck as Sister Mary Immaculata, argues that because of Re­ Most Complete Display of Fireplace Fixtures In the West Kellogg; St. Catherine The puppets are part of supervisor of Mercy Hospital’s information desk ligious restrictions sisters the "Showboat” theme of Laboure, Mary Mahler; and holder of the first "life pin,” looks on. The Mother have many obligations but Dec. 11; Handmaids of the project They tell the DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. auxiliary was organized in August, 1951, and has practically no rights at all story in Laotian. The first tsUkiitkoO Siucc lit! PkOM Mary, Christmas Party, grown to a present enrollment of 650 members Sister Therese bewails the 1330 STOUT ST. 623-7133 Kay Shanklen and Judy boat, which has been oper­ and 149 volunteers. The ”life pin” is presented for Honored fact that because some sis­ ating for a year, will soon ters have become so re­ 2,000 hours or more of volunteer work at the Roggen — Mrs. Martin be accompanied by the sec­ hospital. Mrs. Vorbeck was the 26th volunteer to signed to the present setup GOLD CROSS Schoeneman o f Roggen, ond such boat, the "State receive the "life pin.” She worked more than 2,- that they believed by tak­ of Florida.” j: 'i former vice-president of the ing the vow of obedience PRODUCTS INC. 000 hours in just two years at the information Denver Archdiocesan Coun­ The work of the Mendico desk. that they also renounced Club consists of fund-rais­ cil of Catholic Women, was their human rights. JANITORIAL proclaimed winner in the ing, sewing surgical wraps & SANITARY Dominican Aid Society Master Farm Homemakers SUPPLIES Program of Colorado for You can BANK District 2, which is com­ 1421 - 16th Street I Calendar O f Events 244-8775 or 244-2598 Charity Tea Scheduled prised of nine counties. *“ Sponsors of the 'program on Colfax! DENVER, Persons interested in the headquarters, 2501 Gaylord are the Extension Service, Catholic Alumni Colorado Alumnae COLORADO 80202 charitable work of Denver s S t Colorado State University Dominican Sisters of the This is the annual event The Catholic Alumni Colorado Alumnae of the FRIENDLY# COURTEOUS O CONVENIENT at Fort Collins and the Club of Denver, for single Sacred Heart will attend a Sick Poor are invited to sponsored by the Domini­ Colorado State Chamber of attend a tea, Dec. 8, from can Sisters of the Sick Catholics with college de­ First Friday Mass Doc. 6 Commerce. Mrs. Schoene­ grees, will hold a holiday in the home of Mrs. Mau­ 2 to 5 p.m. at convent Poor Aid Society at which man was nominated by the National Bank WHY NOT JOIN guests wishing to partici­ dance Dec. 6, beginning at rice Aggeler, 2655 Cherry- Roggen Merry Mixers Ex­ 8:30 p.m. at John XXIII ridge Rd. Luncheon and pate in the Christmas 5901 East Colfax at Ivy It is modern and "in’* to Square Dance Party tension Homemakers Club Center, 27th and Osceola; meeting will follow at be committed to an ideal! charities of the sisters may DENVER, COLORADO The Square Halos square of which she is a member. music will be by the Eddie Cherry Hills Country Club. MEMBER F.O.i.C. Would you like to be "in" make an offering in any dance club will feature Requirements are that Lucas band. Admission is the new Ecumenical Spirit Don Franklin as special amount. the woman live on a farm $1. of the Catholic Church? guest caller for their an­ Funds are used to pur­ of over 10 acres and that Then join The Presentation nual Christmas square chase Christmas baskets at least half of the family Brothers! Houses in Ire­ for the poor families of the Seton Guild We invite you to land. England, Canada. dance Dec. 13, at 8 p.m., income is derived from the Ghana, West Indies. Peru, at the Jefferson County sisters’ patients. farm. Fairgrounds. The Dominican Sisters of Mrs. Schoeneman, who is The Seton Guild will with missions also among meet Dec. 6 at the Loyola the Indians in British Co­ the Sick Poor are regis­ active in the operation of lumbia. tered nurses whose profes­ the family farm near Rog­ convent, 2244 Vine St., at EXAMINE DUCKWALL’S sional skills are devoted 8 p.m. WRITE ME! gen and the mother of Denver's Newest throughout a lifetime to seven, was given this sig­ Brother Lawrence Maher, Suburban Variety Store caring for the sick in the nal honor in recognition of Annunciotion Branch Provincial for Canada, DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER community’s poorest her years of community OUR LOW 6150 Charnpiain Blvd., homes, regardless of race, The Annunciation Verdun. P Quebec, Canada. 33rd & D ahlia 333-9035 service including work in color or creed. the church, schools. Exten­ Branch Aid Society will sion Homemakers Club meet at Mullen Home for projects and other civic the Aged on Dec. 12. The EVERYDAY affairs. sewing group will sponsor You will receive A CHECK EVERY MONTH She was also named a Christmas party. Lunch­ : 5 : "Mother of the Year” by eon will be served st 12:30 Loretto Heights College p.m. followed by cards and DISCOUNT as long as you live this year. a tour of the home. on your investment through our PRICES MISSION CONTRACT (A GIFT ANNUITY) You'll find them to be specifically formulated YOU WILL RECEIVE High rtturn, depending on age » Substantial Tax Benefits to bring you Spiritual Remembrances QUICK-LASTING The Beer with GUSTO You will help needy seminarians to the priesthood relief from painfully Malt Liquor of Quality high food prices

I «• Send me infornution on your L'fe Income Mission Contract. Aiiowt: ti Nkme . . A g e . MURRAY BROS. FOR FURTHER - O ' Address. DISTRIBUTING CO, DITWIS TO C.fy----- .S la te _____ Z'p Code . s WHOLESALERS SAFEWAY REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.b. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES Robert M . — Paul V, Murray JI6 N. MICHIGAN / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 V Page Eight-THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHPIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, December 5, 1»«« Low Vision Regis Cagers Win Looking at Sports Workshop First Two Games By Bill Slevin et al on the program. wonder how It must hurt Scheduled Regis College will be and 18 points respectively. Odds are good the cast of Their replacements? Mere­ him when he puts a shoul­ About 100 parents from trying to make it four in a Paul Bergman had 15. characters in this year’s dith, Perkins, Lilly, Hayes? der into a hard-running the Denver area will at­ row (Dec. 7) when the The Rangers’ rugged production of "Super Bowl" Matte, Richardson, Morrall, 230 pound fullback. tend the fourth Workshop Rangers square off against zone defense stymied the will be different. At least Unitas? Kelly, Nelsen, Incidentally, four other for Parents of Low Vision the University of Nebraska cold-shooting visitors, al­ as far as the National Warfield? Gabriel, Jones, Chargers, all reserves, Children 10:30 a.m. 2:30 at Omaha in the Nebraska lowing Regis to register a Football League is con­ Bass, Gossett? were called up along with p.m. Dec. 7 in Tammen city. 54-25 halftime lead. cerned. Post and Staggs. Apparent­ Auditorium at Children’s Winners in their first Regis' bothersome press It’s unlikely you'll see TAKE YOUR choice. ly they were found suitable Hospital, 1010 E. 19th Dallas, losers to Green Bay two games against Colora­ caused 23 turnovers by St. listed the names of Starr, for Army duty. Ave. do State College, 81-80. Mary's. Davis, Kramer. Anderson in the last minute of play Fortunately for the Bron­ the past two years, would cos last Sunday, the physi­ and St. Mary of the Plains, The session on vocational 101-69, the Rangers played appear to be the most logi­ cal shortcomings of Post cal heir apparent to the and Staggs were not dis­ rehabilitation is under Southern Colorado State auspices of the National College Dec. 4. Holy Family Has NFL crown and, of course, covered until after the 'I the Super Bowl victory. game. The score might Society for Low Vision Regis had to come from People. It will include behind in winning its But Baltimore, despite the have been worse than 47- loss of Unitas, looks awful­ 23. talks by low vision pec^le squeaker over Colorado Rebuilding Task in various occupations — State College. The Bears ly tough, Cleveland gets hotter as the season pro­ both white collar and blue took a 72-62 lead with Coach Joe Folda of Holy Other members on this 4 gresses. and Los Angeles collar. eight minutes to go but year’s varsity squad in­ Tired of bowling? Golf? Toys for Tots "1 the Rangers cut that lead Family faces a big rebuild­ certainly can’t be counted Looking for something ing job as the Tigers pre­ clude Jim Bretz, David "Many parents have ex­ to six points, 78*72, with out. new? Try trap shooting. We A Marine Color Guard stands at attentfon as pare for their opening Brisnehan, John Conway, pressed interest in what flrat gifts to the USMC Reserve 'Toys for ToU” 1:53 to play. Mark DePinto, Mike The Packers aren’t dead had our first experience opportunities are open to game tomorrow night (Dec. yet, still having a slim drive are shown by Mrs. Donald D. Estey, member Bruce Powdrill then 6) against Douglas County Flynn, Mike Grippa, Gary the other day and found it the low vision child when pumped in three straight chance at the Central Divi­ an interesting sport. of the Board of the Denver Santa Claus Shop, at Castle Rock. Kenfield, David Kunovic, he no longer is a child,” and Ronald McDonald, national McDonald’s Res­ baskets, the last one with Jesse Lovato, David Price. sion title, headed by The Denver Municipal said Dr. Grace Napier, 45 seconds to play, to put "We have only one re­ Minnesota and Chicago. taurants clown. This year, the Marine Corps Re­ turning letterman (Nick Frank Rupoli, and Bernie Trap Club invited members chairman of the society’s Regis ahead for good. Baltimore and Los An­ of the press, radio and tele­ serve and McDonald’s are joning forces with the Manfro) this year. We lost Weingardt. professional committee and Don Fortney was high geles meet Dec. 15 in a vision for breakfast and Santa Claus Shop, who will distribute the toys six seniors who logged The Tigers, who compet­ game which should decide assistant professor of spe­ collected. The drive began this week and will run scorer for the Rangers with ed in the Denver Parochial some shooting last Sunday. cial education at Colorado 23 points. Don Stone of almost all of our playing the Coastal Division cham­ through Dec. 18. League last year, face an Ably organized by Tom State College. "Parents CSC was top scorer in the time. Our main strength pionship. Cleveland has all 18-game schedule this sea­ Murray, publicist for the also want to know more game with 29 points. will be our team spirit as but wrapped up the Centu­ Groovers Win Girls’ Football Contest son. Denver Rockets, the affair about what they can do to Powdrill and Fortney we have been sky high ry Division title. Dallas The St. Mary’s Academy Beewar one for the win- The Tigers will be back was eiyoyed by all. help their children prepare paced Regis in its victory thus far,” is the way Folda has already won the Capi­ Groovers defeated the in action Saturday night for the future.” over St. Mary’s with 24 summarizes prospects for tol Division crown. CLUB MEMBERS were Marycrest Rejects in a I the coming season. (Dec. 7) in a home game In the American Football 1 So. Fed. Blvd. against Granby. kind enough to patiently Helping to answer these grils’ football game at Mul­ To add to the problem, League the New York Jets, len Stadium last Friday. at Ellsworth The remainder of the instruct media members in questions will be represen­ DPL Cage Manfro has been unable to Eastern Division cham­ the art of shattering what 9 3 4 -9 8 3 6 practice because of an ii\ju- schedule: tatives of the Colorado Polly Asher scored two 1 4 pions, are awaiting the appear to the novice to be Schedule ry. Dec. 14, Fort Lupton (H); Division of Rehabilitation touchdowns and Jane outcome of the three-way a disk the size of a quar­ and the Social and Rehabi­ Friday, Dec. 6 Dec. 20, Woodland Park battle being waged by Cathedral at Ranum (H); Dec. 21, Akron (A); ter. Actually they are big­ litation Services Branch, BARNUM Oakland, San Diego and ger. Department of Health, Machebeuf at Thornton Scout Review Jan. 3, Brush (A); Jan. 4, Kansas City for the West- Saturday, Dec. 7 We would especially like Education and Welfare. Bacon & Schramiir I ^ e v e lt (A); Jan. 10 Holy- Division crown. C^Ripetitioit tMfins LIQUORS St. Joseph’s at Engle­ oke (H); Jan. 11, Sheri­ to thank Paul Swinney Those interested in attend­ Board Meets San Diego meets both Til* Roofing "The Friendly Store” wood dan (A); Jan. 17, Woodland who not only demonstrated ing the workshop should Kansas City and Oakland the proper technique but Roof Ropoiring Presentation Parish Douglas County at Park (A); Jan. 18, Crowley contact Mrs. Guy Manning, 4020 Brighton Blvd. At Cathedral at home to wind up the also provided us with Mike Vendegna "J Cathedral County (H); Jan. 25, Hax- 3102 E. Weaver Ave., Lit­ Angelo Vendegna season. Kansas City and shells and guns. Ditto to St. Francis at Greeley The board of review for tun (A); Feb. 1, Akron (H); tleton; 798-1270. Oakland are in the envi­ Barbara Payne, Eddie Evergreen at Machebeuf the Catholic Ad Altare Dei Feb. 8, Machebeuf (A); able position of playing the V) (Christ the King gym) Feb. 14, Fort Lupton (A); Bohn Jr., and Tom King and Pope Pius XII award Broncos in their other who took time to give Tuesday, Dec. 10 emblems will meet at 3 Feb. 15, St. Anthony (H); remaining games. St. Joseph’s at Highland Feb. 21, Machebeuf (H); some much needed advice. p.m. Dec. 8 at Cathedral Like we say, if you’re (Mapleton) high school cafeteria. Feb. 28, Denver Christian THE CHARGERS’ . (H). looking for an entert^ning All applicants for the chances of winning in the sport, try trap shooting. awards, to be presented by A Junior variety game West improved consider­ Drop out to the DMTC at will precede each varsity Archbishop James V. Cas­ ably when Dick Post, their Sloan’s Lake Park some game. Junior varsity ey Feb. 9, were asked to fine running back, and Sunday and just watch, if games will begin at 6:30, attend the session — in Linebacker JefT Staggs nothing else. uniform — to submit com­ varsity games at 8. were found to be physically pleted applications and unfit for military duty. required fees along with PUZZLE of the Week: Human Rights Doy Watching the brutal con­ Why did Notre Dame go to completed notebooks. tact of pro football it has Father James Purfield, Seminar Slated the air when its ground always amazed us how game proved so successful ^archdiocesan Scout chap­ players fail to meet physi­ lain, said the board of The Baha’i Community against Southern Califor­ of Denver will observe cal requirements of the nia? Four Irish passes review includes the follow­ Army. Post was found to ing priests: Human Rights Day Dec. were intercepted, thus kill­ 10 by sponsoring a panel have a bad knee, apparent­ ing good drives. It ap­ Fathers Robert Hehn, ly making him uiifit for discussion on ’’Human peared to us the Irish, Donald Prose. Richard military service but not Rights — Bond of Humani­ having bottled up O. J. Ling, David P. Croak. ty.” serious enough to prevent Frank Ciappaez, Raymond Simpson so successfully, The meeting, open to the him from running at top N. Jones, Edward Poehl- should have won by at public and free, will be speed making the cuts so mann, Daniel Bohte, Lee least two touchdowns in­ held at the Park Hill Li­ important to a runner. stead of getting a tie. Kaspari and David S. brary, Montview Blvd. at And Staggs has, accord­ Sobieszeyk. Dexter, at 8 p.m. ing to the Army, "shoulder A SUGGESTION for a Panelists featured are problems.” Makes one new name for Bears Sta­ Fred Thomas, equal em­ dium. How about Frustra­ APPLEWOOD ployment opportunity offi­ tion Field? If ever a place h cer, Air Force Accounting CDA Schedules was the site o f so much STABLES and Finance Center, and frustration for so long it member of the board of Holiday Party has to be Bears Stadium. Rental Horses Boarded governors of the Urban Seriously, our choices are ha and Trained. Western Coalition; Bernard Valdez, The annual Christmas Rocky Mountain Stadium, . places, Riding Lessons, and director of welfare. City party for all members of Mile High Stadium or Sest of all, he shows what we can do’t(f standi Paul T. McGrady Haystack Rides. the authority Christ established when He said; and County of Denver, and St. Rita’s Court #625 of Metropolitan Stadium. *tl VAN SCHAACK & CO Seymour Weinberg, Baha’i the Catholic Daughters of 16000 West 32nd Ave. 624 17lh Slital author-lecturer and chair­ America will be held in SWIGERT Phone 297-5636 279-1050 man of the Englewood the Club House, 765 Penn­ Human Relations Council. sylvania, Dec. 12 following BROS. a short business meeting. OPTOMETRISTS THOU ART THE ROCK Distribution of the Christmas Charities Fund Devoted to Your BY REV. RICHARD CINDER and the introduction of the Complete Vision Care six new members of the Church in Torment Now —you can call Long Distance out-of-state for court will be highlighto of Harry W. Swlgert, O.D. the meeting. Donald E. Gooldy, O.D. The Plotters $1 * or less on week nights starting at 7. That's An exchange of gifts and Jerry R. Pederson, O.D. The Worship of Man OPTICIAN a songfest, with appropri­ Poisoning the Wells one hour earlier! Come join the movement to 7! ate decorations and re­ Fred Smaldone freshments served by Mrs. The Transmission Belt * Interstate call, three minutes, station-to-station. to anywhere in the Continental Anna McLean and Mrs. CHERRY CREEK 211 Oetreif St. Cheapening the Priesthood U. S. except Alaska Monica Tucker, will con­ clude the program. SSS.704S SS4.M 10 How Did It Happen? Other Vital Topics

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