Archbishop Casey To Begin Care of Archdiocese May 17
By Rev. L. M arvin Read pointment to Denver was announced Feb. 22 of this Vagnozzi. Other concelebrants include Archbishop Casey, year, will then bestow his first solemn blessing on the Bishop Hubert Newell, Cheyenne; Bishop Charles Bus- "Archbishop Casey is led by the Apostolic Delegate Church gathered in this archdiocese. well, Pueblo; and Bishop David Maloney, Auxiliary and Archbishop Vehr to the chair, where he is presented Archbishop Casey. Ordinary of the Lincoln diocese Bishop of Denver. Six other priests who will act as con- with the pastoral staff. The chair and the staff are signs from 1957 until now, will address his flock in Denver celebrants are Monsignor Gregory Smith, Monsignor of his ministry of service as chief teacher, liturgist and for the first time after the solemn blessing. Walter Canavan. .Monsignor William Higgins, Monsignor guide of his people." He will arrive in Denver, escorted by officials and Anthony Elzi. the Very Rev. I’atrick O'Brien, C.M.; and In these brief terms is the ceremony of solemn in priests of the Lincoln diocere, Monday. May 15. via the Very Rev. Richard Ryan. S.J., Monsignor (ieorge stallation of Archbishop James V. Casey described; the Frontier airlines. He will be met at Denver's Stapleton Evans will be Master of ceremonies. account is | bund in the official program that will be International airport by officials of the Denver archdio Music at the installation and Ma.s.s will be under the used at the nstallation ceremonies Wednesday, May 17, cese. direction of Monsignor Richard Heister, and will include at the Denver Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony of installation is actually the second music in the Gregorian, traditional and modern modes. Archbishop Casey will be installed as Denver's fifth formal step in the new Archbishop’s arrival in this See, Ordinary by the Apostolic Delegate to the United States, On Monday, he will meet with the group of archdiocesan Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi. officials known as the Board of Consultors and present A listing of the concelehrants at the installation to them his credentials, identifying him as the man Mass and of the prelates who will be attending THE CEREMONIES will begin at 10:45 a.m., when chosen by Pope Paul VI to administer the archdiocese. appears on Page 2. the ceremony’s principals, attending Archbishops, Bish ops, Abbots and clergy begin the long, impressive THE CEREMONY of installation will be followed by Several of the pieces have been written by Allen Hobbs, procession into Denver’s twin-spired, 67-year old Cathe an impressive Solemn Pontifical Mass, "according to the Cathedral organist and composer, who will accompany dral. rite of concelebration.” Concelebration is a sign of the Monsignor Heister and the Cathedral Vested choir. Television coverage of the proceedings will begin unity of the priesthood. When a group of priests acts At the conclusion of the Mass, the Apostolic Delegate at 11 a.m. on two Denver stations, KWGN-TV, together to celebrate the Eucharist, they thus proclaim will address the congregation and bestow the Papal Channel 2 and KLZ-TV, Channel 7. The Rt. Rev. that they share in the one priesthood of Jesus Christ. blessing. Monsignor William Jones, Archdiocesan Superin Following the ceremonies at the Cathedral, a dinner tendent o f schools, will narrate. Too, concelebration is a sign of unity of the en will be held for invited guests at the Brown Palace hotel tire People of God. The unity of the Church is most at 1:30 p.m. After the new Archbishop has formally taken poss clearly evidenced when all God’s People actively ession of the Denver See, representatives of the clergy. share in the same Eucharist, in a single prayer, at SOME 43 MEMBERS of the Hierarchy have Religious and laity will approach him at the chair to one altar at which the Bishop presides as principal announced their plans to attend the May 17 function; welcome him formally to this archdiocese "and express celebrant surrounded by his priests. the present listing includes three Abbots, 31 Bishops their readiness to assist him in his ministry of service." and nine Archbishops, besides the five episcopal concele- Archbishop Casey, the 52 year-old prelate whose ap Principal celebrant of the Mass will be Archbishop brants mentioned alwve. A ssist denber. catholic Nations / is Aim
New York - (NO - 'Wonder What It's Like?' The aim of the new Pon tifical Commission for "Wonder what it’s like to be an Archbishop?” World Peace and Justice is Denver Cathedral sacristan John Murray seems "to arouse the people of COLORADO’S LARGEST WEEKLY intent on explaining to two visitors to the Ar- God to their mission in chiepiscopal throne that the grand seat in which this world to bring about they are sitting will soon be possessed by Arch social justice among na T h u rs d a y , M ay 11, 1967 V o l. L X I No. 40 bishop James V. Casey. The youthful "occupiers” tions, create awareness of of the throne, Kelly and Kristin Colfer, were told the needs of the poor, and that Archbishop Casey will occupy the seat promote the things that Wednesday, May 17, when he will be formally make for peace.” installed as the fifth Ordinary of the Archdiocese Chicago's Priests Probe How They of Denver in ceremonies in the Cathedral. This was the definition given by the commission’s secretary, Monsignor Jo Says Vatican Spokesman seph Gremillion, of the Con Help With Their Communities Alexandria, La., diocese, to representatives of United Ruling on Celibacy Nations-related or By Jack B a co n ing the priesthood” and to areas since the organiza certain segments of the • At least quarterly ganizations U.S. Catholic (Register Special) encourage vocations. tion was founded in Oc community and financial pulpit interchanges be Chicago — The Associa tober,” Father Hill said. aid for appropriate projects. tween priests from racially Conferences at the Oflice tion of Chicago Priests, al for UN Affairs. THE SHIFT in empha "But the time has now "The most agonizing and culturally different To Remain Unchanged ready a pace setter in im sis, described as "modest come to take a good, hard problem facing the diocese parishes; coupled with ac proving living and working Monsignor Gremillion but significant” by Father look at the work that is at the present time is that tive programs of student Vatican City — (RNS) — ligation of celibac>' is not conditions of clergymen, John Hill, association ahead of us . . . The com of intergroup relationships, and congregational inter under/aken until an age stressed that the pontifical turned its efforts outward The Catholic requirement commission is not an oper president, indicated satis munity in which we live is especially that aspect of change. of celibacy for priests will w h en 'th e person is fully last week with a detailed faction with progress facing many problems and intergroup relations which • Restriction of archdio- remain unchanged, Monsi conscious of the responsi ational agency. Its purpose program of attack on is to help the "people of toward the ACP’s initial priests are interested in deals with the problems of cesan contractual relation- gnor Fausto Vallainc, Vat bilities involved. problems of racism, peace, goals. taking a share in these race," the ACP’s Social ships and other commercial ican press officer, said this He also noted that some God to see reality and to and poverty. inspire them to do their ’’The association was problems.” Action committee said. functions to individuals week. of the Orthodox Churches At the same time, the born in the midst of Involvement in the at and firms guaranteeing In answer to a flurry of are now "looking with in duty, not only through the organization of 1,400 concern for the many tack on racial discrimina non-discriminatory employe questions from journalists, Church but also through ALTHOUGH emphasis creased favor” on celibacy priests called for an in- problems pertinent to tion was propiosed in a se practices and who "pay Monsignor Vallainc denied and that the Coptic (Egypt- the organs of society, at the ACP’s second ple depth examination of their the lives of priests, and ries of recommendations for suitable wages and follow rum ors that priests had tian) Church has for sev creating and energizing the nary meeting May 8 was role in modern society both substantial gains have just and equitable practices been allowed to marry in eral years refrained from organs of society.” specific action — including placed on the new "outward in the interest of "activat been made in these in employer-employe rela Paris and Milan. Such ordaining married men. both financial pressure on turn.” concern with the tionships.” permission could have The press .officer said At the' national level, day-to-day lot of priests The ACP also recom come only from the Pope, that some newspapers have Monsignor Gremillion wa.s not neglected. mended that the archdio he said, and there was no given "superficial treat stressed the great impor The association was cese sponsor here the merit record in Rome that it had ment” to this subject both tance of education to what Colorado College Grads To Hear formed in October with an hiring and buying program been requested or granted. in editorials and in news Pope Paul VI has called a initial membership of known as Project Equality. reports. "global vision of man and about 1,300 priests of the THE ONLY cases of ON ANOTHER issue, Webster's Jacqueline Grennan world community.” In this Archdiocese of Chicago. dispensations for married Monsignor Vallainc denied connection he emphasized Colorado Springs — Miss ed u cator, Miss Grennan Before becoming presi Archbishop John P. Cody priests have occurred when that Pope Paul has given that the international Jacqueline Grennan, presi received permission to dent of Webster, she was married Protestant minis Count Henry Laborde de welcomed the organization, Catholic organizations in dent of Webster college, convert Webster college, assistant to the president, In This ters were converted to Monpezat permission to and agreed to work with it consultative status with Webs.ter Groves, Mo., will in suburban St. Louis, to vice president for develop in the areas of concern Catholicism, he said, and become a Lutheran. deliver the commencement a secular institution. ment. and executive vice these were "very rare.’’ "The Pope cannot give the United Nations have a then expressed. great role to play and offer address at Colorado college president of the liberal arts More detailed recom Issue . . . If there should be a pa anybody permission to here on May 29. a ready-made channel for A native of Sterling, 111., college for women. mendations on such mat pal document on the sub abandon the Faith and the Miss Grennan, formerly she taught English and Miss Grennan was ject, he said, it will only Catholic Church," Monsi this education through ters as retirement, duty A special supplement their programming mate Sister Jacqueline of the mathematics at Loretto graduated cum laude in honoring the installation reconfirm the traditional gnor V allainc said. "At Sisters of Loretto, was re assignments, intra-rectory rials. He expects that they academ y, El Paso, Tex., mathematics from Webster and Interparochial com of Archbishop James V. discipline for the Latin most, he can dispense from leased from her religious and at Nerinx Hall, St. will be alerted to various in 1948 and received her munications, post-graduate Casey as the new’ Ordi Church and answer current certain difficulties to facil vows earlier in the year. Louis, before becoming a points of view developed in master’s degree in English training, and general mor nary of the Denver arch objections. itate the marriage ceremo teacher of English at from the University of He stressed that the ob the commission. ale of priests were pre diocese appears in this ny.” A nationally known Webster in 1959. Notre Dame in 1957, sented at last week’s issue. meeting. The supplement fea Forty-six resolutions tures stories on the new were proposed by the Archbishop, the archdio Last Interview — 'Today It Seemed Different' ACP’s standing committees. cese, and its institutions. Those pertaining to com By Rev. Rawlcy Myers new Archbishop of Denver. "I feel that a vast majority of our meeting the administrative problems of munity problems headed I ASKED HIM what his feelings are people are welcoming the opportunity to the diocese. I believe a truly representa the list, and included the (Father Myers, a priest of the Lincoln, about his move. He said in his kindly really participate in our worship and tive council of priests can convey to the following proposals; Neb., diocese and editor of the "Southern Bishop the legitimate desires and opin Nebraska Register," interviewed Archbish manner: "I’ve been very happy in Lin Eucharistic sacrifice; that the more they • Financial support by op James V. (’asey especially for this edi coln. But the change is a challenge. And understand the new liturgy the better ions of all the priests. Such a setup I the archdiocese and parish Sci'nluafu/ tion of the "Register.") if I have to move, I can’t think of a they like it. And, of course, the tremen think is wonderful and most welcome.” es of "democratically Lincoln — Archbishop James V. more pleasant assignment than in Den dous increase in the past decade of those structured community sey, Archbishop-designate of Denver, sat ver." frequently receiving Communion is a ASKED ABOUT HOW the Second organizations” formed to at his desk in his ofTice in the modern I asked: "Archbishop, the Church source of inspiration for all of us.” Vatican Council can best be implemented combat the city’s problems; The Denver Archdiocesan marble-and-glass Diocesan (Chancery here. finds herself in a time of change. Some "There has been some mention of a on the local level, Archbishop Casey the decisions to be subject Chancery office reports a total He was working on several final matters look upon our times as challenging and Plenary Council for the United States in said: "This is a task that will take a to prior "consultation with of $150.00 donated toward that demanded his attention. exciting, others think of them as dan the years ahead. Does this appear to be whole generation and more. I think one the laity.” seminary burses during the I have been in his ofTice a thousand gerous and discouraging. What would you a possibility?” of the first ways, though, is in the area • Establishment by ec past week. of communications — setting up means Donations for the SL Jude ti nes before but today it seemed differ say?” The Archbishop answered: "I can only clesiastical institutions and whereby all of us in the Church can Burse were received from ent — and then I noticed his books and "I think,” he said thoughtfully, "that express my own hopes. I think there is a their directors of "policies pictures have been packed, for he is these are very uncomfortable times for definite need for it, and I hope one will communicate more easily and more ef Denver, H.B., $5; Denver, K.E. be convoked. I don’t know of any positive fectively, from top to bottom. For in of wage improvement, job S.. $10; Denver, T.B., $15; leaving Lincoln and moving to Denver in any committed Christian, especially one Denver, anonymous in in an ofTice of authority. But I don’t steps taken in any official way, howev stance, the formation of national and re security, pension and mid-May, and the full real zation of this health benefits, and proper thanksgiving. $20; Denver. now brought a tinge of s a ^ -ss. It is not think the picture generally is discourag er.” gional conferences in every country in the Mrs. L.E.M.. $5; Denver, A.C. collective bargaining pro easy to lose one’s Father. ing at all. I do think it is very much a Archbishop Casey, in reply to a ques world — that is a good beginning. And it and R.M., $5. What kind of a person js Archbishop critical period. I think, though, we have tion, next talked about the idea of a will be through these national groups cedures where desired and Cure d A rs, $90 .0 0 on par Casey? Not long ago I read a aescription wonderful opportunities ahead, and it priests’ council. He had already estab that the Council will be applied to the a general improvement in ish burse. All offerings toward the of Secretary of Defense McNamara. It will only be discouraging if we don’t lished one in Lincoln last fall. He said: particular needs of each country. These working conditions." • ACP support of "fair various burses are used to stated he has "an inquiring and incisive take advantage of them." "I myself feel that a priests’ council can things will lake time and cxp>erience; educate young men for the mind and a keen capacity for executive THE NEXT QUESTION was about be extrem ely effective and useful. We studies are now being made and guidel and effective legislative im priesthood. They may be sent direction, and a personality which lacks the «.ew liturgy. Did the Archbishop need more experience in this area, of ines will be set up that will be helpful." plementation” of fair hous direct to the Archdiocesan pretense and detests it in others.” This think that it was creating a better spirit, course, but the Bishops I know welcome This led to a discussion of the Nation- ing principles by the Illinois Chancery office. 1636 Logan description also fits well, I think, the a new atmosphere in the Church. the assistance of dedicated priests in (Turn to Page 12) legislature. street. Denver. P ag e 2 Denver Catholic Register T h u rs d a y , AAay 11, 1967 Euchoristic Vigil Installation To Concelebrate For Peace May 13 t 10 p.m. — Blessed Sac On May 13, the 50th an Denver area is encouraged rament holy hour. niversary of the Blessed to attend as an offering of reparation. 10:45 p.m. — Reading. On May 17 Virgin’s apparitions at Fa 11 p.m. — Stations of tima, Portugal, will be THE SCHEDULE is as the Cross. Five members of the Hierarchy and six priests of the marked by the historic 11:45 p.m. — Reading. Archdiocese of Denver will concelebrate the Mass follow visit o f Pope Paul VI to follows: 8 p.m. — Mass Midnight - Candlelight ing the installation ceremonies. The prelates and episco the Fatima shrine where Procession with the Rosary, he will offer a Mass for 8:45 p.m. — Procession pal chaplains arc: and Exposition of the Consecration to the Im The Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J., president, Regis World Peace. In Denver, as in parishes Blessed Sacrament. maculate Heart of Mary. College; 9:15 p.m. - Act of Rep 12:30 a.m. - Coffee The Very Rev. Patrick O’Brien, C.M., Rec|(or, St. throughout the world, the golden jubilee will be aration to the Sacred break, silent prayer. Thomas seminary; 1:15 a.m. - Reading. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Anthony EIzi, pastor, Corpus m arked by an all-night Heart. Eucharistic Vigil held at 9:30 p.m. — Candlelight 1:45 a.m. - Holy Hour. Christi church, Colorado Springs; St. Theresa’s church, Auro Procession with crowning 2:30 a.m. - Reading. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. Higgins, pastor, ra, which everyone in the of Pilgrim Virgin statue. 2:45 a.m. - Group Way St. Philomena church, Denver; of the Cross. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, P.A., pastor, 3:30 a.m. - Coffee St. Francis de Sales church, Denver; It All Fits Together break, silent. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, rector. Papal Visit To Draw 4:15 a.m. - Act of Con Cathedral of Immaculate Conception. Denver; Head Starter Patrick Montez exclaims in delight as he watches Mrs. secration to Our Lady of The Most Rev. David M. Maloney, D.D., Auxiliary Elva Vigil fit the last piece into place on his jig-saw puzzle at one of the Mt. Carmel, 15 Decades of Bishop of Denver; nine Head Start centers, directed by Sister Rosemary Keegan, S.L. for the Great Fatima Crowds the Rosary with Meditation The Most Rev. Charles A. Buswell, D.D., Bishop of Children’s Education Fund of Denver. Left to right are Theresa Lopez, on the Mysteries. Pueblo: Patrick, Sister Rosemary, Mrs. Montez, Annette Vigil, and seated, Shannon Lisbon — (RNS) — The The President of Portu 6:15 a.m. — Mass and forthcoming visit of Pope The Most Rev. Hubert M. Newell, D.D., Bishop of Coons. gal, Admiral Americo Tho- close of Vigil; Benediction. Paul VI to Fatima on May maz, immediately sent a Cheyenne. 13, greeted with cheers by The Most Rev. James V. Casey, D.D., Archbishop of telegram to Pope Paul ex Catholic Portugal, has pressing "the honor and joy Denver; Sister Rosemary Writes caused problems as well as The Most Rev. Egidio Vagnozzi, D.D., Apostolic Dele felt by this Catholic nation joy. for this event of exception KITCHEN gate to the United States; When once government al historic importance.” (Master of Ceremonies to the Apostolic Delegate; The Head Start Guidelines officials and directors of One report here said Very Reverend Monsignor Harold P. Darcy) the famed Shrine were that Fatima may have a REMODELING By Chris Hernon tain amount of parent in Consumer Education,” the preparing for 500,000 visi half-m illion visitors Head Start has its first struction, too. Loretto nun said. "We have tors on that day, it is now from Spain alone during “Free Estimates” Prelates Who Will Attend guidelines written specifi a special program for par expected that they must be the papal visit. cally for the classroom, NINE groups of parents, ents to take an adult edu ready to receive as many Traffic problems will be thanks to the efforts of one for each Head Start cation course leading to a as 2 million. immense. More than a DREAM CENTER Installation Are Listed Sister Rosemary, S.L. center, have plans to edu high school equivalency All Portugese radio sta million people are expected tions interrupted their pro The following is a list Paschang, D.D., Bishop of Sister Rosemary (Kee cate and exercise them certificate.” to gather along the road — grams for the announce 3800 LOWEI.L BI.VD. o f the prelates expected gan) director of the special selves. There are 360 children a 22-mile stretch — from 43:1-6571 Grand Island; ment of the Pope’s visit. to attend the installation program for pre-schoolers, in the nine centers situ the airport, where the The Most Rev. Dermot They have volleyball A joint committee on ceremonies of Archbish spent some months this ated in various parts of Pope’s plane will land, to O’Flanagan, D.D., Bishop teams, two bowling teams, civil and religious authori year collating reports and metropolitan Denver. the shrine at Fatima. O’CONNOR PLUMBING op James V. Casey on of Juneau; as well as classes in sew ties was established to May 17. The order pre suggestions from 18 teach Sister Rosemary’s guide In the past years work The M ost Rev. J. L. ing, cooking, and interior plan for the reception of sented is that which the ers in the Children’s Edu lines range from paste-ups men have been hard put to 3030 W. 44th AVE. Federal, D.D., Bishop of decorating. the pontiff.______‘ 455-4323 prelates w ill fo llo w as cation Fund of Denver to penicillin (allowing erect prefabricated shelters Salt Lake City; for the great throngs. ^hey process into the The Most Rev. Merlin J. project; this group is the At one center, the par molds to form on hunks of Forty Hours' Cathedral church, and is Guilfoyle, D.D., Auxiliary federally approved agency ents even had a barber cheese or stale bread) r*anked according to Bishop of San Francisco; for the Head Start program come in to teach the fa taking in also the elements Vote for . . . hjcrarchical dignity and The Most Rev. Charles concerned. thers how to cut hair on of toilet training, the good Devotions vocational order. Five Originally aimed at giv their own live "model” foods to eat. shopping, the H. Helmsing. D.D., Bishop May 14, 1967 c^ er prelates, the con- ing pre-schoolers a taste of children. activities of the city, and DAVE EASTIS of Kansas City-St. Joseph; Pentecost Sunday c^ e b ra n ts of the Mass, classroom conditions and Sister Rosemary reports its services, besides domes The Most Rev. Joseph M. St. Elizabeth Retreat, for ar^ listed in a story on disciplines, in preparation that first aid classes are tic pets and their upkeep, Mueller, D.D., Bishop of Denver. this page. Sioux City; for their regular school well attended by parents. field trips to zoos, parks, ELECTION The Most Rev. Joseph years. Head Start has also "They also have speakers industry, telecommuni The Rt. Rev. Edward J. begun to introduce a cer from the Peace Corps, and cations media, and the thea * St. Mary’s, Grover COMMISSIONER M arling, C.PP.S., D.D., * Missions marked Vollmer, O.S.B., Holy Bishop of Jefferson City; ’ ter. with an asterisk * may Cross Abbey, Canon City; The Most Rev. Edward ELECTION - MAY 16, 1967 have 13 Hours’ of Exposi The Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Fitzgerald, DiD., Bishop Bishop Buswell Among THE guidelines will be YOUR SUPPORT W ILL BE APPRECIATED Hartman, O.S.B., St. Bene of Winona; of immense value to Head tion of the Blessed Sacra dict’s Abbey, Atchison, The Most Rev. William Start teachers, and of even ment instead of 40 Hours’. Kans.; T. McCarthy, C.SS.R., Lutheran Meet Speakers more lasting worth to the The Rt. Rev. Cuthbert D.D., Bishop of Rapid City; Colorado Springs — opened here Monday at the young citizens, their T e B o c k h o r s t c C o . McDonald, O.S.B., St. Ben The Most Rev. Sidney M. Bishop Charles Buswell of first Lutheran church and charges. edict’s Abbey, Atchison, Metzger, D.D., Bishop of El Pueblo and Dr. Franklin will continue until May 11. Kans.; Paso; Clark Fry, noted Portes- Dr. Fry, chairman of the The Most Rev. Paul F. The Most Rev. Thomas tant Church leader, are central and executive com FLOWERS n asigaQ aG Tanner. D.D., Titular Bish K. Gorman. D.D., Bishop of among the speakers for the mittees of the World Coun op of Lamasba; Dallas-Fort Worth; Rocky Mountain Synod of cil of Churches, is known C ttltl Stores The Most Rev. Loras J. t« tMtter The Most Rev. Robert Lutheran Church in throughout the world in se rv e ym i. Watters, D.D., Auxiliary Dwyer, D.D., Archbishop of America meeting which both the Lutheran World Bishop of Dubuque; Portland in Oregon; Federation and in the ecu The Most Rev. Frank The Most Rev. James J. Cardinal Ferretto menical movement. QnJuvuxn^SL Greteman, D.D.. Auxiliary Byrne, D.D., Archbishop of On Commission Some 140 delegates rep Bishop of Sioux City; Dubuque; Vatican City — Cardinal resenting 61 churches in ONE WHO EARL G. COLGLAZIER G E R A R D R. The Most Rev. Cyril J. The Most Rev. Joseph T. Giuseppe Ferretto has been the synod will attend. The Vogel, D.D., Bishop of Sa- named by Pope Paul VI to CASES . . MHXSL 1S97 TeBOCKHORST, CPCU McGucken, D.D., Archbish synod covers Colorado, lina; the Commission for the CALLS op of San Francisco; Wyoming, New Mexico, The Most Rev. Daniel E. 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. The Most Rev. James P. Revision of Canon Law. and El Pa.so, Tex. Sheehan, D.D.. 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1. ■A. Thursday, May 11, 1967 Denver Catholic Register P a g e 3 Priests Told at Symposium: DAL VATICANO, 2 3 . 1 9 6 7 'Accept Big, Wide Secular World' Dl SvA S a NTITA' «ed Sac- Notre Dame, Ind. — as his primary interest, is in need." each other in this regard Notre Dame University. (NC) — Vatican Council II and this comes as a shock Father Putz said that by forming study groups Other speakers included ading. Your Excellency, ended the traditional role to his complacent spiritual the best way the priest can where apostolic, theological Father Andrew Greeley, itions of of the priest who "watched system." show this concern is by and pastoral information senior study director. Na The Holy Father has been inforned that soon only over his own little Father Putz discussed being involved in the can be shared. tional Opinion Research ading. you shall be installed as Archbishop of Denver, and flock,” a seminary rector three new dimensions in problems of the world, not The symposium (May 4) Center; Father John S. ndlelight A told a symposium on He has graciously directed me to send you His best the changing role of the necessarily personally, "but at which Father Putz Dunne, C.S.C.. University 5 Rosary, priests in contemporary priest in the modern world: through his alert parish spoke was sponsored by of Notre Dame; and Father the Im- wishes for a fruitful and effective pastoral ministry society here. ’’The horizontal, or the ioners, through the laity.” Moreau .Seminary and the Henri Nouwen, University Mary. in the Archdiocese of Denver. Father Louis J. Putz, widening of the priest’s Department of Theology, of Notre Dame. C offee The Archdiocese of Denver, under the able and C.S.C., rector of Moreau ministry; the vertical, or THROUGH the study of seminary, Notre Dame, r. dedicated direction of your predecessor, Archbishop the study of man in his man in his depth, he con ding. said that as a result of the depth; and lastly, the tran tinued, the priest can act Legion of Mary Schedules Hour, Vehr, has witnessed (cz'oat advances, and the Holy Father council, "almost overnight scendental. or the current as "the medium of Chris ding, offers prayers that, in concert with the clergy and the priest is challenged to theological renewal.” tian maturing.” In this re Meet at All Saints Parish aup Way Inlty of this great Metropolitan See, you w ill lend break down the walls of In the widening of his gard, he advocated that his own little ghetto. The Archdiocesan Legion diction will be offered at your talents and energy in making the Gospel heard ministry, he said, the pastoral theology become C offee priest "must be concerned part of the standard semi of Mary will sponsor a 4:45 p.m. and Implencnled in the lives of the faithful entrusted "HE IS asked to accept about his fellow man no nary curriculum and that congress for affiliate groups Persons wishing to ob ; of Con- to your spiritual care. Charity is the touchstone of the big wide secular world matter where he be if he psychologists be part of the to be conducted by the Re tain additional information Lady of a Christian. Would that this spirit penetrate could pe seminary staff. gina Pacis curia. Denver, may call William W. Noll, Sunday. May 21. ecades of netrate the relationship of all nenl Speaking of the current Jr.. 934-0844. ieditation theological renewal, Father The seminar will be held Mater Gratiac curia will I > In pledge of abundant heavenly graces for Your 12th Annual Bundle Day Putz said that "the priest at All Saints parish, Den join the Pueblo diocesan lass and Excellency and for the Archdiocese of Denver, the Holy must find himself at home ver. Mass will be offered at unit of the Legion of Mary Kliction. Father cordially imparts His paternal Apostolic Blessing in the Church’s new 9 a.m. followed by regis .for a congress Saturday, as you begin your episcopal ministry in Denver. atmosphere of change." He tration. Luncheon will be June 24, at St. Thomas’ On Way To New Record suggested that priests help served at 12:30 p.m. Bene- I take this occasion to express my congratula seminary, Denver. By Ken Clark I tions on this appointment and to assure you that I tute trunks for chests of :n Denver’s St. Vincent shall pray for a fruitful ministry. drawers and dressers. It’s DePaul stores were well on not easy to sleep on a bare With kindest regards, I am their way to a new record box spring, but it beats NG in annual Bundle Day dis sleeping on the floor, and Sincerely yours in Christ, card collections by mid many people have nothing (lies' week with the total volume else.” of usable goods already The drive was slated to His Excellency A - , i roughly double that taken end Fridjiy, but no matter The Most Rev. .lames V. Ca TER Archblshop-eTect of Denv*' in last year by the end of how much ultimately is 1S36 Logan Street the campaign. collected, the DePaul stores Denver, Colo. 80203 Bundle Day, the 12th to still will be in the business ) be launched in as many of collecting for the poor. years by the DePaul stores, "We’ll keep taking it as was declared May 7 by long as it’s donated.” said IMBING Holy Father Sends Congratulations Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. the spYjkesman. "We’re al In an official letter, he ways in need here. . .” The above letter from Cardinal Amlcto CL Cicognani, Vatican Secretary asked that parishioners dig \/ of State in Rome, conveys Pope Paul Vi’s best wishes to Archbishop deep into closets, trunks, James V. Casey of Denver, who will be installed as the fifth Ordinary of and attics for the items so Navy League the Archdiocese of Denver on May 17. badly needed by the De- Paul stores in their charity Elects Officers work. A spokesman at the New officers of the Den St. Philomena's Pastor DePaul warehouse said the ver Council of the Navy pile of goods already had League o f the United mounted ceiling-high by States are James P. Eak- Wednesday, and more was ins, parole executive, pres To Be Honored May 21 coming in as trucks picked ident of the Council; Basil up bundles at homes, and Leonoff and Howard W. Lowell, vice presidents; The Rt. Rev. Monsignor born Feb. 8, 1890, in New from drop boxes located at Alice H. Aronson, USNR William M. Higgins, pastor York City, one of nine churches throughout the Ret. Cmdr., secretary-trea TED o f St. Philomena’s parish, children of William and city. surer; and Robert C. Rey Denver, since 1922, will be Sarah Higgins. A brother, nolds, chaplain. honored on the occasion of the Very Rev. Joseph Hig DESPITE! the heavy Members of the board of the 50th anniversary of his gins, was pastor of St. flow of goods, however,' directors are John Adam ordination by members and Patrick’s parish, Pueblo, several items still were in son, William Collins, S.A. friends of the parish. and a chaplain in the U.S. short supply at the DePaul Gersten. John L. Griffith, Army, holding the rank of warehouse. Especitil ly Dale W. K ohl,”Frank A. The golden jubilee recep captain, when he died in needed are beds, bedding, Kemp, Walter Koch, Basil tion will be held Sunday, May, 1946. mattresses, box springs, L e o n o ff, L a w r e n c e G. May 21, from 2 to 5 p.m. dressers, chests of drawers, Phipps. Jr.. Capt. E. B. in Ricketson hall, 940 THE HIGGINS family chairs, and table.s — items Pugsley, James E. Reese, Fillmore street, Denver. moved to Denver in 1905, always needed by pover Capt. .M. A. Shellabarger, and Monsignor Higgins at ty-stricken families who A. A. Sovereign, Ben F. Monsignor Higgins was tended Edison and Grant turn to the DePaul stores Stapleton. Jr.. Marion C. appointed to his pastorate schools, Woodworth and for the basic necessities of Wiley, and Dr. Edwin T. by Bishop John Henry Ti- Wallace Business college, life. Williams. hen of Denver following and Regis high school and ” A11 too often, we have the death of the Rev. college. Graduating with to give them box springs FOR MUTUAL FUNDS Michael J. Donovan, — without mattresses — PHONE honors from Regis college JO E A L B I founder and first pastor of upon which to sleep,” a in 1912, he was named Cascade Investment Co. St. Philomena’s, on May 5, Monsignor Higgins baccalaureate speaker. spokesman at the wareh The immediate need fac 718 17th Street 1922. He entered St. Thomas’ ouse said. "There just are 825-3852 ing Father Higgins on as seminary, Denver, in 1915, never enough beds. We Mutual Fund Specialists sum ing his p ost as St. and was ordained by Bish also are forced to substi- RECALLING his ap Philomena’s pastor was to op flames A. Duffy of pointment, Monsignor Hig build a parish school. Kearney, Neb., then the gins once remarked that he Rather than waiting to seat of the present Grand at first had some misgiv build, he converted a large Island dioce.se. ings about that move. "But CHURCH FURNISHINGS part of his rectory into He was immediately as they soon vanished,” he classrooms and five months signed to the Denver Ca said. later, the school opened to thedral us an assistant RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 83 students tau g h t by pastor until his reappoint Well-known for his love three Sisters of Loretto. for children. Monsignor ment as pa.stor of St. Phi In March, 1924. the cor lomena’s in 1922. Complete Line of KeHt»o«ti Arftclee fof Churcti and Heme Higgins added that he nerstone for a new school ’’was sadly aware that was blessed and the struc there was no school as yet ture opened in the follow Holy Name Union A. P. WAGNER a CO. located at Fourteenth and ing August. Since then, a Detroit.” house has been purchased Elects Officers CHURCH GOODS and renovated for use as a New officers of the Arch convent, and various addi diocesan Holy Name union 1433 Tremont Place Methodist Minister tions have been made to who were elected at a re the school building, the cent meeting at St. Mary’s, To Address CCD last, a north wing, having Littleton, are Jerry Litzau TA 5-8331 been blessed by Archbishop of St. Catherine’s, presi I! Cheyenne, Wyo. — Dr. Urban J. Vehr in Febru dent; John Bousselaire, St. I. Claude A. Guldner, an or ary. 1963. Francis de Sales, vice dained minister of the Honored many times president; Eugene Costello, Methodist church and a throughout his life for St, Anne’s, Arvada, secre member of the faculty of outstanding achievements, tary; and sergeant-at-arms, Denver s Exclusive Member . . . the IlifT school of theology. Monsignor Higgins was Fidel A ^ ilar of St. C re Denver, will address the named Defensor Vinculi, tan’s parish. Wyoming Confraternity of consultor, and clergy exam Retiring officers are CATHOLIC Christian Doctrine teach iner for the Archdiocese of George Friend, Tom Rich ers* coordinators' institute Denver, and named a mond, George Canny, and to be held here May 11-13. Domestic Prelate with the Loren Smith. Anthony FUNERAL He will speak at a title of Right Reverend Dunst, treasurer, was re luncheon Friday. May 12, Monsignor in December, elected to that post. Lt. Gov. Mark Hogan and participate in a Friday 1942. addressed the meeting. DIRECTORS afternoon workshop. Monsignor Higgins was ELECT GUILD WALTER C. “I CARLTON COUNCILMAN DISTRICT 6
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1. J P a g e 4 The Denver Catholic Register T h u rs d a y , M ay 11, 1967 The ^Goo(T Life Viewpoint Guest Editorial L i f e : Fo r Lovers Our sSecretary of the Interior. Stewart Udall. was in w M other^s D a y Colorado this past week and he had quite a few things to say on many subjects. Primarily he discussed the O n l y . . .. . r possibilities of the somewhat controversial oil shale in- ( T h e f o l l o w i n g If all your children are denly you hc^me a part of ^ meetinRs of By Rev. L. Marvin Read th ou R h ts on M o th e r’ s still at home, cherish the the 20th century. the National Planned Parenthood group held in Denver. because — of a light-head Day com e from Monsi- day. Too soon they will Somewhere along these To the Planned Parenthood gathering he expressed when all that is left is the gnor M. C. Deason. edi- begin to leave you. Maybe years you also face dyed (Following is the sec- ed attraction toward a his liking for the recently passed liberalized abortion omi part of a continuing genuine person, there is tor of the "Lone Star now they try your very hair, smoking, drinking. present the honesty of gossamer-thin popularity? law in Colorado and the need for a positive birth pre series on this topic) How frequently romance Register." newspaper for soul with the phase they taste in dress, automobiles vention program. As he stated it: "We aren’t thinking of being: Truth. the Diocese of Austin, are pa.ssing through but for girls, dates in boys’ blooms after exposure to a people bt*coming rich, just respected." Everybody — well, al And truth is the founda soon there will be a Moiii- apartments, and several tion of love. mere cocktail congeniality; most everybody — talks how improbable it is that a Happy Mother’s Day to er’s Day when you will other time consuming, gray about love. But not every How urgent it is, then, all you mothers and to any wish you could see them, hair addingIN encounters THE U.S., Udall said, the problem is not one of meaningful friendship or one does a great deal that wherever love is con fathers who feel neglected, even with all the things quantity (as it is in many parts of the world where food love could grow from this with gntwing up about it. I^ove is translated cerned, honesty and truth If your children arc all which now bother you so Finally there is the de is lacking) but of quality (we have enough of everything sterile situation. but sometimes it is of poor grade — the air. the water, into many actions, but key prevail. Whether it be the married and away from much, cision to marry. She has circumstances of marriage, The need to love and be the facilities). In sum. he indicated we mu I plan for the in love’s translation-into- loved is as fundamental to home. 1 hope that all of found the perfect husband. . , action is the basis of hon courtship, friendship or them can come home for IK ALI4 YOUR children His age is somewhere be- more livable life, the better life, ordinary, day-to-day a.sso- the human person as is the esty. When it comes to need for nourishment; yet, the dav and that you will are still too small to know tween 19 and 23. He fin- His objectives are commendable. Most of us lean ciation, there must over he being honest, really honest, while the need is great, have a most enjoyable re- what Mother’s Day is all jghed high school and now toward the better life. However, we fear the philosophy the probity of self that of w ould-be lovers tend to there lurks always a con union. about, it is still your day. has this $90 a week job that sanctions the easy method for the attaining of that fers: "Here I am the If one of them is in Don’t wi.sh they were older, and a dreamy car on which good life. Somehow it getsback to the argument that back off into the shadow- trary hesitancy to be hon world of make-believe. real, unadulterated me. Vietnam or .somewhere else .so they could make the he ow es $2,500.00 (She the end justifies themeans, anymeans. To jump on the Accept me if you will.” est about self. There is a with the military forces, day more meaningful. Each doesn’t know this.) bandwagon for abortion may be the easy solution but it If love accomplishes any fear or risk that implies. "1 thing, it is true communi Just as love is a two-way y o u can be sure he is age has its own problems, He was married once, is fraught with dangers because it weakens a nation’s avenue, so is its support, want to be loved, hut I am thinking of you more than and its own joys. Take but it lasted only a few structure of values, and in one’s headlong dash existing cation; at the same time, if afraid that if I let someone anything makes love pos honesty-in-communication. any one of the others is on them as they come, months because his wife moral realities are bypassed. Select humanitarianism is else know what I really sible. it is true communi If I am to n: ike a gift of this, your spt*cinl day. Say If you arc the mother of was a real creep. For her not the route to the better life, myself, stripped of pre am or what I really think. a prayer for him. Y ou a teen-age daughter, for he is the whole world, and cation. In the process of loving and being loved, tense, I must be assured I will not be loved.” know you have his prayers you I say a special prayer you know that somehow IN ANOTHER SPEECH delivered in Denver this there must l>e a constant in that the same generosity of today. today. If your daughter is you must stop this thing. week, Jan Berbers. International Serra president, gave spirit characterizes the ob HONESTY - constant 13 and begging for heels. Some way you must bring terchange of self: I speak reasons why there is an apparent vocation crisis to you, you speak to me; 1 ject of my love. I must and total — is the condi hose, makeup and mini- her back to all the ideals throughout the world. He said that in the past many know that the beloved has tion without which love £ skirts, don’t let it bother she has set during her life, learn of you and from you, entered the religious life who really did not have a you learn of me and from made the same upright cannot succeed or even be m l • ^ ™ and plead vocation; secondly, there now are other possibilities for me; I know you and you presentation of self; then hoped for. It IS risky to w^n*b" ^ r i v e r r i ‘ - ; „ o ypp the youngster who wants t« serve the church such ns the reciprocity of love is entrust to another person Like Tntsr r’s education pleaded so many times be- know me. Thus, love ef the Papal volunteers, etc., and finally, "We don’t know fects dialogue and, simul full: "I know you as you the fullness of thought A red-winged blackbird dates and hours and and/or the shallowness of a the word ’sacrifice’ in our lives today.” taneously, is achieved by are — not in the role you flies above hours and hours on the How often have we heard speakers refer to that word frequently play for the personality; yet love exacts In cheerful voice, he calls. telephone. Maybe she will SOM EHOW it will all dialogue. such a risk for its feasibil "sacrifice” as a needed commodity for the successful life, Communication is the a world — but as you are. A woodpecker pecks upon a even want a private tele- work out and someday you whether it be in marriage or in religion. Berbers’ "suc So knowing you, I accept ity. Of such chances is all pole phone, and she will still will have a great Mother’s priori gift that love de cessful life” is contrasted against Udall’s "better life.” mands for validity and you and love you." life constituted. A distant milk-cow bawls. need heels, hose, makeup Day lik e the one your The hazard of it all may and mini-skirts. mother had the first time Both are commendable but sometimes the tonic for one progress. The more one damages the other — something like the medicine that communicates, the more P E R H A P S this is all be frightening and awe The lazy water winds its And these fourteen- you came home on the some. But nothing could be cures the cold but weakens the heart. The easy solution one loves; the more one quite rudimentary. Or way year-olds’ problems are not second Sunday of May with more frightening and dis for the "dolce vita” does have drawbacks. loves, the more one com maybe it is so basic that it So slowly to the sea. goin g to be so serious the right husband, and the couraging than the pros Udall spoke of the liveable life, we suppose, because municates. The interlocked is often ignored or fled A ll these wonderful great when you can see them in little baby girl who is now j u i. *u pect of failing to he honest gifts the light of the 15-year- the reason for all your »n his present cabinet post he is concerned about the relationship between the from, by reason of the ob two is that close: Where ligations it imposes. Who and failing to communicate God has given to me. old’s struggle. Then it will concern. - Your mother was recreational assets of the country. In his talk he did not and failing to love and be car dates. Everyone else h a v in g th ose teen-age indicate he spoke as a "private citizen,” or that he was one exists, so does the oth would dare to number the er. ruptured marriage-bonds failing to be loved. A young tree in new green will be doing it except her. problems about 20 years expressing his own personal opinion as speakers are Honesty is the condition derhead You will be the only old- ago. Somehow she and you wont to do. Therefore, such a talk given by a member of But, like any gift given wherein "love” rested but of life itself. Gently sways its leaves, fashioned mother in the came through them. Some- the nation’s ofilcial family gives reason to pause. Ho in love, the gift of self lightly upon the sandy through verbal and mental foundations of sham and A graceful dancer of ballet, world, the only one so j^qw you and your daugh- said: "A humanitarian landmark (Colorado’s abortion show and where a pic- Whose partner is the breeze, unenlightened that you ter will come through. law) has been written here, and the nation will take intercourse must have in ture-pretty-personality cannot see car dates for bless you on Moth- notice, I hope.” tegrity, worth and mean M ir a c le s ing; the valor of communi dissolved into rude reality The sky above is bluest 15-year-olds. er’g Day and bring you after the “I do’s” were ex ’’The only thing still blue; ^mchow you will make many happy grandmother’s WE WONDER what the Administration plans in the cation has its source in honesty. And there’s the changed? Who ever could old-fashioned enough to re Close by fly buzzing bees. it through that, and then days sometime in the fu- months ahead. Some voters probably would like to know ject miracles is the New A ll these wonderful great there will be 16 and the turg. before 1968, rub. tally the legion of superfi gifts first real love. You might cial relationships that exist Theology.” — G. K. Chest because — and precisely erton, Orthodoxy. I God has given to me. even be worried that she HONESTY is a humili has secretly married or is Strings to the Bow ating and painful exercise *Tis man, my son, he’s the considering it. You will to manage. It demands an one have the problems of re- exposure, a brutal self-rev- G o o d W o r k s elation that leaves nothing Who God’s gifts docs rfc- quest for weekends away Meaning "How speedily are the prayers of people who do good stray from home, and there will o f Fatima but a plain and unadorned reality. When the com works heard! For it is precisely in fasting, almsdeeds, With war and bombs and he 17 and 18, maybe even By Frank Morriss and prayer that our righteousness in this life consists.” thoughtle.ssness -yeHr-old, friends who munication has been sin 2 0 — St. Augustine. Like young boys breaking you feel are too mature for Three children, of course, . . , spread her errors main defender. The story cere and without pretense. toys. her. might sit down in a mea- through the world, provok- of Fatima is of the sufFer- dow on a day in May and ing wars and persecution ing that the Christian view The earth about is full of SF3VENTEEN will erase imagine that some myste- against the Church, The must undergo when people Comment For Today good; most o f the 16-year-old rious v is ito r told them H oly F ather w ill have arc seduced by its opposite, How warm and kind the problems, but it will also what the future held. Or much to sufTer.” The only part of the sun; continue some o f them, they could simply make up There are three elements prophecy not yet fulfilled Artists of Simplism The sun above is like God’s such asperhaps the boy the fantastic story, filling to the me.ssage - offenses at least to some degree is love. friendwho, it seems, is in with guesses what lay against the I^ord by people; the ultimate triumph of By Paul H. Hallett Embracing everyone. here to stay. ah ead . T here is not a errors specifically rooted in Mary’s Immaculate Heart, The three-day meeting of almost inevitable unless number of births in the Seventeen is senior year chance in a million that Communism’s home base, as was promised. the Planned Parenthood- population growth is state dropped to 36,851. W hy can’t there then be for most girls, so there is what they predicted would and suffering by the Holy That triumph is certainly World Population national throttled.’’ So completely And last year the down peace like thisi much about lothes, par- actually happen. Father, which is to say, by not being advanced by an board in Denver revealed has the birth-preventionist, ward spiral continued to The small boy asks of me. tics, invitations cars, and Whatever anyone may the very Church founded iiRe that belittles the very how one idea can take hold abortionist mentality cov 34,800. That makes a drop Why must men war and a lot 01 otner things Col- believe about the message by the Ixird who is offend- weapon the Lady of Katima of intelligent and at least ered the publicity media of 3,000 births a year. In a fight and kill— lege entrance, room depos- the apparitions of Fati- ed. recommended — the Rosa one-sidedly educated men that such a statement, and little more than 11 years All this I cannot see? its and all those things ma that began 50 years The offenses, rather than and blind them to every the facts that back it up, at that rate there would have to be taken care of, ry, Nor do we have to con- ago this month, it cannot being lessened today, arc elude that mere mechanical thing else. may as well be censured. be no one born in Colora I know not why, with and all the time you have If there was one consid Gleefully, one member of gentle sigh, be denied that the message multiplying. A new moral- repetition of a prayer is do. Silly? No more so than been becoming more ina eration debated in that the conference noted that I say so soft and low, has been fulfilled, indeed, i t y m ak es m o ck e ry o f what Mary' asked. Almost the simplicism of the popu dequate. You just don’t be the birth rate is now some Continuing to watch the is being fulfilled at this standards of decency that certainly she asked for a conference that did not lation doom prophets who long to this generation, as 17.4 per 1,000, compared to stream your daughter well knows. moment. The only doubt have prevailed for thou- fervor of simple faith that tend to establish the notion say that the U.S. popula Go by in peaceful flow. About this time, too, she concerns the uttermost sands of years. Legalized accompanies a trust in the that an arrested population 18.5 last year. What does tion will double in 50 — Courtesy, "Prairie begins to be amazed at agonizing limit to which murder by abortion spreads Rosary. is the cure for all ills, it that mean? It means that, if years. In both cases, un Note Pad,” how quickly you arc learn- that fulfillm ent may go like wildfire. Outrageous She came as Our Lady of escaped the attention of this rate were continued, the warranted projections arc Southern Nebraska ing. In a few years she before the tide turns, and standards of modesty that the Rosary. She asked con the reporters. U.S. population would not made. Register will marvel at how sud- Mary our Mother triumphs match the most pagan ages secration of the world to reproduce itself, though it The intolerant zeal of in a reign of faith and in history are accepted. In- her and Communions on EVtIN FROM the merely might grow for some time. the population limiters peace- decency and even abnor the first Saturdays. Com positivist, scientific view, the Japan, which in 1965 had a gives us cause to suspect mality in sexual relations munions we have in great Planned Parenthood philos birthrate of 18.6, is already that they are after some THE DENVER CATHOLIC IT IS NOT merely that are not only
By Jack Bacon children attending their exploded and destroyed," U.S. Commissioner of m W ii An important meeting in schools. Brademas said. Education Harold Howe Denver this week made it Quie offered his proposal Critics have said the op questioned the theme in an plain state governments in-* as a substitute for a bill to position of private school address to the commission give her a m agnificent G IF T tend to step up their ef extend ESEA for two more interests to the Quie pro Tuesday afternoon. 1 Read forts to establish them years, now under consid posal could mean the death selves as the chief discre "I don’t regard the issues of lasting pleasure... eration by the House Edu of federal aid in this ses among us as matters in ight-head- tionary authority in spend sion of congress. The con cation and Labor com volving a power play for toward a ing federal funds appropri- mittee. tention is based on the ularity? ated for education. Quie and Congressman thesis that enough South control,” he said. "We do romance Delegates to the second John Brademas, Indiana ern Democrats, seeking a have problems, new rela tionships, inevitably abra I\/I )8urc to a annual meeting of the Democrat who sponsored the way to strike back at the igeniality; Education Commission of ESEA extension bill, ad administration for its in sions.” t is that a the States, however, sides dressed the 400 commission creasingly tough enforce He said, however, the Remember her with a gift she will enjoy for years. A Magnavox will ndship or tepped a proposal to put delegates at a dinner meet ment of civil rights re problem to be solved is bring her far greater satisfaction plus highest reliability. See our widest from this themselves on record in ing in Denver Monday night. quirements in administra primarily one of proper in selection o f magnificent Magnavox gifts—today! support of the principle tion of education aid, teraction among federal, ve and be behind a controversial new would join Republicans to state and local govern mental to federal aid plan recently QUIE said his bill is a “ first step toward general substitute the Quie bill for ments, with not the least ’ as is the introduced in Congress. of the questions being a oent; yet, aid to education” that he the ESEA extension. If this happened, accord form of national education is great, believes is an eventual MEMBERS of the com ing to the argument, the policy. ys a con- mission, meeting in Denver necessity, and insisted it provides full protection for non-public school opposition After Howe’s address, at 3 be hon- this week, deferred for would prove strong enough the concluding business herc is a study by their steering children in non-public schools. to prevent final passage. meeting, the delegates re SLIM and TRIM MAGNAVOX Amazing MAGNAVOX Solid-State mplies. "I committee a resolution that ceived the resolution would have supported "the LIGHTWEIGHT PERSONAL TV COMPACT STEREO Phonograph but I am He told the “ Register,** THE HOUSE Education signed by a dozen commis L someone principle of block grants however, he considers and Labor committee, of sioners calling for endorse I really from the federal govern which both Brademas and ’’ridiculous** another ment of the block grant lly think, ment." Quie are members, is ex principle. N "Block grants” became a protection that was pro pected to consider the leg 1.” posed — the placing of Private school spokesmen fighting phrase in Congress islation next week, Brade among the delegates were constant last month, when Con the 43 per cent block mas said. Quie said action grant in an educational obvious in their readiness he condi- gressman Albert H. Quie, has been delayed "because to fight the plan, but a Minnesota Republican, trust that would guaran uch love tee observance of the they (Democrats) don’t motion to refer it to the • even be proposed a substantial re have enough votes to kill steering committee pre vision o f the Elementary child benefit theory by risky to the states. my amendment.” cluded a floor fight. er person and Secondary Education Sympathy at this week’s The sticky question of thought act (ESEA) of 1965. "It could never pass that meeting of the commission, Church-related schools /ness of a Quie*s proposal, sup way,” he said. a new but increasingly dealt with only in passing ve exacts ported by the Republi In his presentation. Bra- potent organization of rep during the session, al 3 feasibil* can irinority and possi demas quoted several of resentatives of state gov though most of the seven- Enjoy sharpest, most stable 71 ces is all bly by Southern Demo the Quie proposal’s critics ernments and school offi member delegations from sq. in. pictures wherever you go! crats angered by the who have said it would kill cials, was solidly behind each state include private ONLY Model 1 -T109 will bring you better $ 1 4 9 5 0 t all may government’s ad federal aid. He said he the general aid philosophy. school officials. pictures and sound—even from dis ind awe- ministration of federal supports the general aid Speakers hewed to the Emphasis during work tant stations. Exclusive Magnavox ONLY could be aid programs, came un theory, but charged the theme of the meeting, "Pow ing sessions was on devel $ 8 0 9 0 Space-Age ’’Bonded-Circuitry" and dis- der immediate and manner in which Quie’s er Play for (Control of Edu oping state education makes this high-powered compact the pros- heavy attack from non proposal was offered "is not cation,” emphasizing the agencies to the statute re TV more reliable, too. In several A vast improvement in the re-creation of music! \f 36 honest public school interests. the way to do it." need for states to claim quired of a burgeoning decorative colors. Advanced solid-state circuitry replaces tubes for lasting municate Spokesman for the U.S. "I don’t want to see that their role in administration educational responsibility, reliability. Colonial model 2-CP607 has 20-watts undls- ove and .Catholic conference and painfully conceived pro of funds spend on educa and in forging better "edu- torted music power; four high fidelity speakers. Automatic Citizens for Educational gram of assistance (ESEA) tion — the major operation cator-politician’’ 400 Player banishes discernible record and stylus wear; condition Freedom were among those . . . which is working . . . of every state government. relationships. criticizing the Quie your records last a lifetime 1 So versatile—detachable legs amendment, and although make it ideal fo'^ shelves or tables. Also available in three he approved several modi Controversial Seminary Plan SLIM-ANO-TRIM MAGNAVOX other authentic fine-furniture styles. fications to meet their ob SOLID-STATE EM/AM TABLE RADIO ?s jections, they remained in solid opposition. Given to UUA Churches for Study ing still The private school MODESTLY PRICED MAGNAVOX gh to re- the New spokesmen fear Quie’s Delegates to the sixth The committee made the are based on a survey of AM TABLE RADIO amendment would damage ■C. Chcst- annual General Assembly proposal on the basis that 80 UUA churches and fel the working relationships of the Unitarian Univer- the UUA can afford only lowships in which members they have developed in the salist Association (UUA) one school of excellence. were asked their beliefs past two years that chan last week in Denver voted The goals report also about religion, ethics, so nel ESEA funds to pro to send a controversial proposed the upgrading of cial issues, and their ideas grams benefiting children Committee on Goals report religious education at all of where the denomination attending non-public to the churches and fellow levels, establishment of should be headed in future. ) do good schools. ships for study prior to the study and research centers Imsdeeds, Most ESEA project funds 1968 Assembly. AT AN O TH ER session consists.” are distributed on a cate in metropolitan areas and Vigorous objections were the recruiting of new mem the Unitarian Universalists gorical aid basis, for a Big performer . . . small price! specific purpose, with local heard on the convention bers. were urged to devote their districts taking care of the floor as delegates debated Many of its conclusions time and energy to seeing Compact model FM-15 brings you administration — working the merits of a committee that current laws on inte ONLY thrilling, noise-free FM plus power out in each case a method proposal urging the gration are obeyed, includ ful AM radio; instant sound with of satisfying the require denomination to establish a Lay Teachers' ing the opening of their highest reliability solid-state com Enjoy the pleasure of better ment that all children be single seminary. own churches to members ponents. Automatic Volume Control more dependable listening — served. Opponents feared one Walk Out Wins of minority groups. $0995 plus no-drift FM /A FC . In several ONLY throughout your home. Built-In an Hallett denominational seminary Walter Royal Jones, colors—it w ill add a touch of beauty tenna; Automatic Volume Control QUIE PROPOSED that would weaken the Unitar Them Pay Hike chairman of the denomina plus efficient Magnavox speaker are i in the to any room in your home. ian concept of pluralism in tion’s Commission on Reli $ 1 5 9 5 just a few of its many extra-value 36,851. 43 per cent of the federal aid funds be turned over to ideas and expression. Some Chicago — A lay teacher gion and Race, said he sees Also with Automatic Clock-Timer, only $39.95 features. Model R-2 in several beau le down- the states for spending at held that the feelings of strike that doubled up little new in the way of tiful two-tone colors will add a touch in ued to their discretion, following students and faculty were classes at Leo Catholic race legislation in the near of beauty to any room. s a drop broad federal guidelines. not taken into consideration high school for a week has future. 3ar. In a Non-public school officials and that other studies of the ended in victory for the “It does little good to Also with Automatic Clock-Timer, only $21.95 11 years frankly dread the result for seminaries were ignored. teachers, who won sub issue pronouncements if e would stantial pay increases and local governments and Colora- a pension plan. agencies quietly ignore the C O L O R T V so than Leo Catholic high was laws,” he said in urging he popu- ‘Gobbledygook’ Author one of three Catholic high enforcement of existing le ets who schools struck in the first gislation. popula- Catholic teacher walkout “ In addition to making in 50 Nominated for Award in Chicago’s history. the public counscious of ses, un- the need for observance of ons arc John O’Hayre of Denver writer, a teacher, and a integration laws. Unitarian has been nominated by the newspaper and magazine Monday Deadline! Universalists have an obli U.S. Bureau of Land Man writer-publisher. zeal of The deadline for news gation to make integration Space-saving, COMPACT imiters agement to receive the He and his wife, Ga- stories and pictures to ap a reality in their churches.” suspect President’s Award for Out b r i e l l e , an d th e ir 13 pear in the "Denver Catho Jones added. Detachable legs make it ideal r some- standing Federal Service — children are members of lic Register” is Monday at 9 for tables, shelves—even in book reason- the highest award that a Our Lady of Fatima a.m. Correspondents are cases! Optional Cart gives wonder federal employe can re parish, Wheatridge. asked to have their material •ulation. at the *'Rcgi8ter" office at t SATRIANO I ful room-to-room mobility! Versa equency ceive. this time to assure publica tile model 516 with; Brilliant Color piration tion in the following Thurs : BROTHERS i Tube. 176 sq. in. rectangular screen. regula- O’Hayre’s nomination for d a y issu e. Automatic Color Purifier, telescop • purpo- the award came for the * JANITORIAL SERVICE » ing dipole antenna, plus many other national attention and ac 'luntary Permanent and * INC. I extra-quality features. claim he has brought to * » 'e have Temporary Employees * • Ru{ and Upbolstery ^ whole the government through 4. Stiampooint 4- talk is 1. his book, Gobbledygook Th ere IS a 4- • Complete House COME IN — select from over 40 beautiful furniture styles Has Gotta Go — a book Cleaning 4. that is aimed at exfxising 4- • Floor Waxing and * iwer to the pompous, complex, jar- Polishing 4. X • Walls and Windows ^ words gonistic kind of writing . . . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . . that is so prevalent and so * Washed t Popu- TESTED WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN SERVICE . . . WE FINANCE OUR OWN SALES : "The costly in government — Men & Women and a book that shoot.s at { 2834 W. 44th Ave. matri- HIRE WITH EMPIRE I teaching federal employes ition is i 433 B831 t ,ty. No how to write clean, clear, 2 2 2 - 8 6 4 6 i ** 4 3566 So. Broadway ommu- crisp prose. EMPIRE EMPLOYER'S SERVICE. INC * "PersonaMied 7610324 » be au- Cepitel Lite Center * 16th & Grent t Service Since e v a il THE BOOK, which sells for 40 cents, ha.s become the hottest .seller of its kind ever produced by th« ELECT Governement Printing of fice. And its impact on writers, teachers, and com n and munications scholars has rtistlc GENE 01 MANNA been described as "nothing final short of fantastic” by his or the COUNCILMAN DISTRICT # 9 hysics, superiors. 'ies of And because of the book. HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 1, the O’Hayre has become high in demand as a teacher • Lifelong Resident of Denver. District 9 ques- • Educated in Denver Public and Parochial Schools 1332 Broadway By State Capitol 244-4556 tinua- and a lecturer for groups both in and out of govern • Baseball Coach at Annunciation High School and ty. - Young America League ment, at both the local and )tnote • Veteran. Air Force. Korean War — Open Monday and Friday till 9 istas. national level. O’Hayre is a former • Father ef Two Children • North Denver Businessman Free Parking Back of Store— 1321 Lincoln St. Register editorial writer, a • Member of Mt. Carmel Parish Regis college public rela tions director, a free-lance T h u rs d a y , M a y 11, 1967 P ag e 6 Denver Catholic Register Calendar of Events Engagement, Wedding tions may be made with St. Cabrini Guild C a t h e d r a l Mrs. Capraro, 429-0147. Tickets are $1. A dessert Members of the St. Ca The Cathedral sodality luncheon will be served. Photos To Be Dropped brini guild will sponsor a will sponsor a retreat at El rummage sale featuring Pomar retreat house, Colo North District A policy has been announced by the "Register” clothing and children’s rado Springs, May 26-28. concerning wedding and engagement photographs. wear. May 19-20, begin The donation is $22. For At a recent luncheon at tended by 210 women, the The staff regrets that it will no longer publish pho ning at 9 a.m. at 4600 information persons may North District Archdio- tographs of weddings and engagements. Because Cloy street. call Mary Starchevich at cesun Council of Catholic this newspaper is a weekly and because space is 623-5892. or Helen Kuhn, 433-0635. Women installed Mrs. Gil limited this decision has been reached and will be Sacred Heart bert Lindeman, president; put into effect soon. The sodality will cele A Humorous Thought — brate World Sodality day Mrs. Raymond Huck, rec After May 17 no pictures of weddings or engage Alumnae Set ording SL'cretary; Mrs. Jo ments will be accepted. Photographs received by May 14 with a corporate Communion during the 9 seph Medina, corresponding May 17 will be published in the following weeks’ Annual Lunch secretary; Mrs. Bennie editions, according to the order they are received a.m. Mass followed by 'Convent' Cosmetics? breakfast at the Olin hotel. Czarnick. treasurer; and here. Members of the Colorado Mrs. Nicholas Domeinico, than 50 years professed idea for convents,” Father A member of the Society of Therefore, persons desiring to have their w’ed- Kingston, Ont. — (RNS) alumnae of the Sacred director. The Rev. James - A priest here claims that should be allowed to use Raby wrote. "But I am too the Divine Word mission ding or engagement announcements published in Heart will sponsor their Rasby is moderator of the the up-dating of nuns' hab "Heaven Scent.” late already. Somebody aries will speak. the "Register” must have their information and annual bridge luncheon district. photos into this office before 3 p.m. Wednesday, its have sent cosmetic else beat me to it. THE HUMORIST Friday, May 19. at the Annunciation The district meetings May 17. stocks "higher than eye "I could see that when home of Mrs. Thomas Ker- shadow on a 7-foot girl.” claimed the convent mar the Sisters of Providence will resume in the fall. ket research should be win. 200 Cherry street, B ra n c h Father T. J. Raby, who came out in their new Regis Women writes a humor column for prodding the cosmetic com headpiece, exposing their Cramner park. Denver. The Annunciation branch In charge of the event the Canadian Register, panies to work on creams, crowning glory for the first of the St. Vincent Aid The Regis Women’s club Catholic publication which salves, powders, etc., guar time in a hundred years. are Mrs. Edward Donahue, society will meet at St. Friends of the Library will covers much of Ontario, anteed to give the modern "They are all coming out president; Mrs. Michael Vincent’s home for boy.s, m eet T uesday, M ay 9. noted that with moderniza nun the composed, serene red-headed. Ludwig and Mrs. Joseph 4159 Lowell, Thursday, Luncheon will be served at tion of their robes, there is look of her counterpart of "As they say now around Madden, Jr., co-chairmen; May 11. Luncheon will be 12:30 p.m. in the private greater exposure of nuns’ yesterday. Convent Row: 'Old nuns Mrs. Robert Behrna, served at 12:30 p.m. A lounge, student center. The faces and hair — "and no "Wish I had gone ahead never die, they just change awards; Mrs. David Mc card party will follow. meeting will honor past woman is going to wear a with my instant beauty kit their habits.” Kay, bridge tallies; and Meetings will resume in presidents, and officers will shiny face or dull hair in Mrs. John Sharrow, hospi September. be installed. public, even a religious tality. thrice professed.” Tickets, at $3 singles, or M a r y c r e s t He sees a ready market St. Mary Academy NORTH DENVER $10 per ta b le , w ill be Marycrest high school for "convent” perfume; available at the door. will sponsor a social and OPTICAL "Holy Terror” for the mis Members of the organi card party Friday, May 12, tress of novices, "Chapel Honors Alumnae zation are alumnae of at 12:30 p.m. in the Mary Serving North Denver 77 Years Charm” for mother superi The 1966 Frances Mc- and order. She is ranked as Sacred Heart colleges and crest auditorium. Reserva- Compl*t* or, and "Odor of Sanctity” Menamy award for out technician in the safety edu convents located through Optical Scrvic* for nuns in final profes standing service to St. cation unit of the traffic bur out the world. Tickled Pink Cleaners OPTICIAN sion. Mary’s academy, Engle eau and works with 45 public FREE PICK UP Father Raby intimates wood, the alumnae and the schools and approximately and DELIVERY O E W A Y N E that an American firm Denver community was 16 Catholic schools. It is es 798-5506 IN G R A M Monday Deadline! Compitte Laundry A 477-5759 must have anticipated a presented to Miss Marion timated that in nearly 14 Dry Claaning Serv. market in convent renewal. 4032 V. Stortz, a 1942 academy The deadline for news Marge Cochran years with safety education ENNYSON ST. Alumnae Fund Drive "Halo Shampoo is in on graduate, at the annual stories and pictures to ap *518 So. B'Way Liitieton, Colo. the ground floor,” he she has contacted 6.000,000 alumnae Mass and Break pear in the "Denver Catho wrote. "But I haven’t fig youngsters with her program The 1967 fund drive by the Loretto Heights fast. lic Register” is Monday at 9 ured out yet whether pos on safety. a.m. Correspondents are college alumnae association began last week and The award, established IT COSTS A m TI.K .MORK-TO (JKT THKIUCST received a boost toward its $40,000 goal from Ann tulants or only those more asked to have their material by Mrs. W illiam M. B. at the "Register” office at You can depend upon u.s Foley, class of ’62, and now in the promotional Berger in honor of her E n g a g e d this time to assure publica department of the Bank of America in San Feeling Fine? to capture the .story of Felling fine? Good. To help mother, was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Willard tion in the following Thurs your wedding and hold iu Francisco. Miss Foley was in Denver to help ini d a y issu e. you stay that way. the Amer Mrs. James Bruce, chair White of Denver have memory forever, with tiate the new Colorado "BankAmericard” pro ican Cancer Society suggests a man of the alumnae board. beautiful photographs. gram of the bank and donated to the alumnae a n n o u n c e d complete health checkup Miss Stortz received her t h e e n Our modern equipment, office by "charging” cash to her credit card. Peg MILE-HI our expert craftsmanship annually. AB in drama from Loretto g a g e m e n t gy Jo Dunn, right, alumnae coordinator, accepts CLEANING SERVICE assure finest photographic Heights college in 1949. o f t h e i r the contribution. Rugs and Upholstery results. She was a member of the d a u g h t e r . United States Marine Expertly Cleaned Kathleen, to in Your Home or in Our Plant W edding Photos Corps, Woman’s Reserve, Paul Doronzo. and Studio Portraits Unusual Achievement from 1943-45. Following • Qeality Work at ^ ^ son of Mr. moderate pricti. graduation from college she a n d Mrs. g Insured Prateclion L . ^ a taught speech and drama R a lp h D o With Bitelow's In Scouting Recognized at St. Joseph’s high school r o n z o o f Fameis Kerpet-Kere Lainson Studio and St. Francis de Sales Denver Metked. BBB THADITIOSAU.Y - "Fl^E FORTIhUTS" By Elsie Felling went through the Dinosaur high school. MU. White Bride-elect is Call - 744-3139 B R O W N P A L A C E H O T E L 244-4674 An unusual achievement National monument. Two a graduate of St. Francis 310 W. Iowa Ave. in girl scouting was recog girls recently returned IN O C T O B E R . 1953, de Sales high school. Den nized at the recent Blessed from the Girl Scout round Miss Stortz joined the Den ver. Her fiance is a gradu Sacrament parish., Denver up in Arizona. ver Police Department, ate of St. Francis de Sales mother-daughter breakfast. TTiey were encouraged to Traffic Bureau, where she high school and attended Certificates of appreciation give their services in Scout has been concerned with For Lewis college in Dur were presented to both Mr. Day camp during the sum educating young students in ango. He is now a member and Mrs. Philip Packer for mers. They helped to spon traffic and respect for law of the United States Navy. their service and dedication sor two troops at Curtis M R S . R A F A E L E. to girl scouting. Park Community center DURAN, the former Mary Ten senior scouts, gradu-- and took these youngsters T R A D IT IO N A L L Y r/ EVELYN S DRAPERIES Frances Fernandez, is the T H E F IN E S T IN ating from troop 714, orga on camping trips. Highest Quality Work nized in Blessed Sacrament- daughter of Mrs. Frances PHOTOGRAPHY In addition to being and Materials school in 1957, entered the Fernandez and the late scout leader for troop 714 1501 South Pearl St. program in third grade, Raymond Fernandez of for 10 years, Mrs. Packer D e C R fiC E Tel 744 6139 and have been together for Denver. Bridegroom is the «*55 E. CoH4K PH. 3M-4IS3 has been a Girl Scout 10 years. An extraordinary son of Mr. and Mrs. Er neighborhood organizer, feature is that Mrs. Philip nesto L. Dur.an of Denver. | neighborhood camp chair The double-ring ceremony Packer has been their 953S W. 5ITH AVE. • 4 7 4 - 7 7 7 3 leader throughout the en man, council board secre was performed April 29 in tary, director of patrol en tire period. the Our Lady of Guadalupe WESTMINSTER campment, and neighbor 389S W 73N0 AVf • 43S-S097 This is the first time in church, Denver. The couple hood district chairman. the history of the scouting will reside in Denver. program in the parish that At present, the troop numbers 19, the other girls ^ DRY CLEANING •10 c. aaiH AVE • 2a7-ssa6 girls have remained in the being high school juniors 1 DAY same troop with the same WHEATRIDGE and sophomores. leader for 10 years. LAUNDRY 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 4a3-143a BAKERIES IN ADDITION to their RADIO PICK-UP Home of Fine Pastries regular troop activities, the DISPATCH & DELIVERY 929- 1STH ST • 344-4493 WESTWOOD 66 So. Broadway troop enjoyed many expe 3915 SPEER eiVO • 433-6359 riences. Five girls went on 1619 So. Colorado Blvd. LEE O’CONNOR GLASS 1550 Colorado Blvd. Member; Sts. Peter & Paul a scout trip to England in FORT COLLINS 2410 E a st .3rd A v e . Parish 3315 SO. COLLEGE • 483-0996 1964; in 1965 three girls CO. attended a National Scout roundup in Idaho. Also in W E 4 - 1 1 0 3 1965 the entire troop, ac INSURANCE companied by both Mr. and CLAIM Mrs. Philip Packer, took a rubber raft trip through SERVICE the rapids on the Yampa 3925 Morrison Rd. ROBERT TYNAN and Green Rivers, and
O L I V E R ^ S “W ishes to thank the Catholic Meat Market Fam ilies oj the D enver Area ■ For Their Patronage.” you spare something to help educate a H '’Seri'ing Denier Since 1923 With Quality Meats** native priest ($250 will pay for one year’s ■ CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS t"„‘ ORDER fOUi SON? training: $1,500 his entire education), you will share in his lifetime of conver Frcnh Poultry Fish AAalcom & Sheila Crawford This Sunday is M oth er’s Day in the sions, Masses and prayers. Once he is a « ProfMElonal M«al Cutters to S«rv« You W illiam Shanahan, M .D. Ption* United States. It will be celebrated by priest your charity will multiply. Dear Gladys Ellis (retired) 55,000 women who arc the mothers of Monsignor O’Meara, 1 have always "Accredited by the National priests. YOU C O U LD BE ONE OF wanted to have a son a priest. Please send Council for the Accreditation of THEM! It is only necessary to have Nursing Homes.” the enclosed $— to educate a na WAy Pay Mort for Your charily. tive seminarian. I know that even a little SOME OF THE FEATURES; Last year in the Missions 10,000 hope will help him. Wedding SiS • Over 30 Years in Business. ful young men could not become priests NAME; • V E R Y individual care. because there were no funds. If today a d d r e s s : >1^ • Large airy outside rooms. Invitations >1IV • Reception room with T V on All Proraaa hngravrd Wrddinga each floor. arr Proreaard In our own Plant • Outstanding foods. • Special diets. Mf -fi. I LOW LOW PRICE OF • Physical therapy. IL.* inn PROCESS engraved M Hi*. lUU WEDDINGS • Patient recreation THE MISSIONS • Medicare facilities, qj." 100 PRINTCD WITH NAME ( y |J eKira Weddings (Reservations Only) NAPKINS WITH NAMES J ■■W20?5V At At RataRata of S S NEED YOUR HELP! M 100fWU printed in GOLD OR SILVER J l*C Each ^ Danvpr'a UVdding Spacialiata. having aarvod Thnuaanda of '•]{? DENVER NURSING RT REV EDWARD T. O MCARA. NATIONAL DIRECTOR. THE SOCIETY Satlaft,^ Cuatomars for ovrr 64 yrara. “ *•' FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH. 366 5TH AVE . N Y , N Y. 1(300t PrlntiHE End m 777.7^7(^ "H om e with a Heart" - M£RRin StaflOAEry Co. Broadway >]t*; HOME East 14th Ave. at Josephine 388-9383 IN DENVER YOUR DIRECTOR IS RT. REV. GREGORY SMITH. 301 SOUTH SHERMAN Sister Criticizes Priests T h u rs d a y , M ay 11, 1967 Denver Catholic Register P ag e 7 de with I9-0M7. Catholic Daughters Unit deKHert As Patronizing to Nuns rv e d . Auckland, N.Z. — (RNS) Another, who wrote anony Plans Girls' Camp Season — The cotnmenU of Moth mously but indicated he er M arian Hahn o f the iieon at- w'as u meinlM.‘r of u religious Many pleasant momenta ly five miles from Ever- ing. games, archery, and a nen, the Auckland Cenacle which order, endetl; ".Now go into are spent by campers each green, the camp has a variety of athletics, Vrchdio- charged that too many the chapel and beg pardon of e year at Our Lady of the chapel, main lodge, dormi Catholic priests are patronizing in Our Ixjrd for all you have Rockies, a Catholic girls’ tory, recreation area, gift T H E C A M P fee is Irs. Gil- their work with nuns have said.” camp operated by the store, and campfire site. It $ 3 3 .5 0 per w eek, plus *esident; brought a disttpproving Catholic Daughters of is staffed by fully-trained $6.50 per week extra for ck, rec- reaction frorii priests hut BUT ,A teaching Sister America Court St. Rita. counsellors, and a nurse is horseback riding, Reservations are now vlrs. Jo- warm praise from laity and wrote; "I rnuit write you a on hand. Application blanks may Keligiou.s. few’ words of cxingralulution being accepted for the "Camping and c'ook-outs be obtained by writing to: ponding camp, near Evergreen, Bennie Mother Halm made her on >our forthright exptisi- afford ample display of Catharine Maloney. 1269 which opens June 24 and initiative and resourceful- W. L ittleton Boulevard, er; and remarks in commenting on tion of some of the difTi- runs until Aug. 4. ness,” said Catharine Mal Littleton, Colo. 80120. meinico, the results of a recent cultics liesetting the Reli E T k r i James questionnaire to all reli oney. camp chairman. Ac gious in New Zealand to A SUMMER of fun and tivities include horseback • of the gious orders of women in day.” friends seems to be the riding, music, dramatics, Rosary Making New Zealand. Her com cetings theme of the camp each arts and crafts, talent ments were published in E n g a g e d year. Located approximate shows, hikes, square dunc- Unit Holds Meet all. the Zcalandiu, Catholic weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. The semi-annual meeting Schell have announced the In re|K)rting on the reac Married Couples' Retreats of the Our Lady of Fatima tions, Zi'alandia said only engagement Camp Cook Needed Rosary Making guild was n’s club o f t h e i r ary will three priests who wrote The interest in retreats for married couples, as exemplified by the held recently at St. John A woman cook is being vlay 9. letters on the subject ex d a u g h t e r , group discussion above, has prompted the start of a waiting list for the Camp officials are the Evangelist parish, pressed sorrow or strong Carol Susan, sought for the camping seeking a cook to serve •rved at next scheduled retreat at Sacred Heart retreat house, Sedalia, May 26-28. season at Our Lady of the Denver. disapproval. Mother Hahn to D e n n is an average 75 campers, private The retreu^ for married couples are conducted by the Rev. Francis Rockies girls' camp near Two cakes made by Mrs. said that of 50 letters srnit John Cutting, and would like her to :er. The Bukewell, S.J. Similar retreats are, scheduled for Labor Dav weekend, and Evergreen. Sessions at the William Rose of Our Lady directly to her, only those son of Mr. begin several days be >r past Thanksgiving w’eekend. Reservations may he made by calling the retreat • camp, which is conducted of Loretto of Blessed Sac- from priests had been dis a n d M rs . house. 688-4198. fore the start of camp, ers will by Court St. Rita, Catholic preferably on June 21. rumont guild were donated approving. E l i a s J . Daughters of America, will Any interested woman for awards. 'The general attitude of C o u r y , .Money collected by the Denver. The run from June 24 until who would care to apply /ER the Religious is that they Aug. 5. for the session, June 21- guild helps purchu.se rosary are glad that at last these * -bride-elect, a Holy Ghost Fathers supplies. Rosaries arc do -Mi.« Sch*n graduate of Aug. 5, is asked to contact things are being said - the following: nated to poor missions not because they want to Hayden high school, at Atheism Drive throughout the world. criticize, hut becau.se un tended UunnvHy junior To Observe Centenary college, Kansas City, and Aimed at Women IN THE Denver area, pi«i* less these things are persons may call Mrs. Es- S ervice will be graduated from St. brou gh t out and openly Paris —■ The Archcon world center in Paris. Most sermon at a concelebrated Bonn — Russian experts Marine, 477-2106; CIAN du>GUs.se>d the situation will Margaret ho.*%pital schtK)! of WFI nursing, Kansas City, Mo., fraternity of the Holy Rev. Marcel Lefebvre, Mass marking the occa-” on atheism , meeting in WEDDINGS AVNE never improve,” Mother Ghost will celebrate its C.S.S.P., superior general sion. Kiev April 27, announced write Miss Catharine Mai- Hahn said. in June. Her fiance at- ' CANDIDS {AM centenary on Pentecost of the Congregation of the It was on P entecost, plans to center the coun- 1269 W. Littleton tendiKl .Mullen high school, Boulevard, Littleton, Colo., In tither Color or Bi«ck (7S9 Denver, and grudualed Sunday May, 14, at its Holy Gho.st will preach the 1867, that Archbishop try’s pro-atheism drive ana White becom* trea- HKR original comments, Darboy of Paris gave ofTi- 80120. u ire d he>rioonn& when tak. she haul, were not meant I'rom South high school, among the nation’s women, en bv cial approval to this socie because the overwhelming to convey any luck ol' gra Denver. He served thre^ Dominican Sister in CCD, HUNT CLEANERS years in the Armed Forces ty, which has as its pur majority of Russians still COMPLITC LAUNOSV A RORK titude or appreciation for pose both to extend the faithful to religious prac ALTCMATIOM SCaVKE PHOTOGRAPHERS the work priests have and nowi.s a student in in r halation therapy at St. To Teach ^Unteochobles' Church while strengthen tice are women and be S«fvicino St J«m*s • St. done. ing its unity, and to in *n a Chrul Ww Kine ParithM Francis hospital, Topeka, cause women exert a much 1 HOua scavKC on clkamino Rockville Centre, N.Y. just couldn’t be taught, but crease the fervor of the greater influence on the mi t. wi Ave. • >ss-vH« They stemmed, she .said, Kans. .\n August wedding i.- planned. - (NO - A Dominican that’s not so,” she com- faithful through devotion opinions of children than from the desire of all to the Holy Spirit. men do. IteligiouM to give the very Sisler of the Sick Poor has mented^______joined the sUiff of the Con- Pope Leo XIII elevated it COLORADO COLLEGE OF \ best they have to iho Heights Faculty to the rank of an Archcon- News Deadline! Church. To do this, they fraternity of Christian JexOS NufSeS Doctrine in the Rockville fratemity on Dec. 7, 1884. The deadline for news Medical & Dental Assistants feel they must have sound To Exhibit Art At that time its center was Approv0ii by • State ol Colotado guidance from the clergy. Centre diocese to develop E cJitO r stories and pictures to and coordinate religious in the Church of St. Gene appear in the "Register” WOMEN OF ALL AGES TRAIN IN It was a case of making u Now on exhibit through vieve, now the Pantheon, NEWEST ULTRA-MODERN FACILITIES May 20 is the first annual education programs for ex is Monday at 9 a.m. need known rather than o f M agazine in Paris, but since 1886 it Enroll N ow For w anting to criticize, she showing of faculty-owned ceptional children. art at the Loretto Heights Sister Mary Joannes, a has been in the chapel of June 26th C lasse s said. San Antonio, Tex. — the Holy Ghost Fathers BURKE CLEANERS • Write or Phone for F R EE Brochure Zealandia says one College Mini-Gallery in registered nurse, has been FOR THE FINEST I Tuition Payments Dorothy N. Kelly, of provincial house in the » Nationnkide Placement Assistance lower Machel)cuf I.z)ungc. working for the past four IN D R Y O priest wrote that he W a s h in g to n , ed itor o f French capital. » Day or Evening Classes thought Mother Hahn's Titled, "The Faculty as ycar.s with exceptional CLEANING Art C'ollectors” over 30 children in St. Raphael’s Catholic Nurse magazine, T h e H oly G host Fa- 6 5 r ”BR O A O W A Y —D E N V E R 80203 P H O N E 222-1526 statement would do much told the convention of Tex- thers conduct a house in WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS works will he exhibited 720 S. Pearl St. 733-4416 harm to the cause of voca and the public is invited tions to the religious life. aratn?er‘f'r'9tAirdren must unite, ‘‘'“i demand G l e n w o o d S p r in g s : between the hours of 12 I'rom 18 pari.shes. and 3 p.m. each day. professional standard.s, and She said that one of her make their professional LAWN MOWERS Among the works show’n SHARPENED and REPAIRED Archbislioji’s first steps with the dioex*- voices heard. YOUR will be the 12th century san CCD will be institut works, several Santos’, art Miss Kelly said the AL'S APPUANCE REPAIR-SERV. CAiild ing teacher training pro nurses "have always de of India and Thailand and 777-5994 VaOC 1 The Archbishop’s Guild grams designed specifically served economic security contemporary. Mediums for those who will teach 501 So. Navajo Sf. I S A council met Wednesday used will be paintings. W'u- . . . if we don’t realize this, evening, Mziy 10, at Cath exceptional children in the the general public does . . . ter colors, bronzes, weav diocese. olic Daughters’ home, to ing. pottery and wood at least when it is forced discuss plans for the June "Years ago people to consider the subject?’ BAKERY THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH carvings. The exhibit is thought that these children WEISS Meeting. being coordinated by the j OLD-FASHIONED SALT ! Circle meetings sched college art department. ) RISING BREAD--EVERY TUESDAY ( WRITE He speaks Arabic, not English, and he's probably uled are: Handmaids of WILI-lA.M BROWN S Three Stores to Serve You US not yet a Christian. Still, he lives in the Holy Mary, May 11, Ruth King; Sacred Heart FOR Land, in a refugee camp worse than a slum. . . Mother Beloved, May 16, BLOCK 4024 Tennyson .... THE Why IS he a refugee? He lost Palestine (his birth Nancy Miltenberger: Moth Floral INSIDE place), his farm, his job. everything he owned Alumnae Elect 5850 W. 38th Ave. . STORY:- as a result of the Arab-Israeli war 19 years ago er Seton, May lU, Helen SPECIAL CORSAGES FOR WHAT Like most of the Arab refugees today (they num Baker; Montreal ■■ The A ^ k \- MOTHER’S DAY 1480 Carr SL ...... 237-1604 THE ber more than 1.2 million), he has been cooped Our Lady of the Snow.s, a t e d Alumnae of the HOLY up since then with his wife and children in a May 11, Evelyn Mucilli; Sacred Heart of the United • l a r g p : l a v e n d e r o r c h i d s FATHER United Nations one-room hut. . . . He is your IS brother, this refugee? The answer is Yes if you Stella Maris, Kathleen States and Canada has a • DOUBLE CYMBIDIU.M ORCHIDS DOING take to heart the words of Jesus Christ. We are Hemming; Vessel of Hom*r. new president, Mrs. Oliver . • ROSES OR CARNATIONS IN our brother's keeper. . , . This week the Holy Carol Young; St. Catherine S. I.ivaudais. Jr., of New S3.75 Cash & Carry THE Father asks you to help the refugees help them Laboure. Beverly Hart; St. Orleans. HOLY selves through his Pontifical Mission for Pales Gerard. May 17, Yolanda .5040 E. COI.KAX AVE. 355-3509 LAND tine. Thanks to ycur gifts, large and small, Mr.s. I.ivaudais, who now refugee boys become self-supporting plumbers Martinez; St. Luke, heads un alumni group and electricians in the Salesian Fathers’ school Frances Jennings: Queen compo.sed of some 90 reli in Bethlehem. Teenage girls can marry well be of the Most Holy Rosary, gious and 650 alumnae of WHAT ABOUT YOU? Are You Interested? ., . cause they learn cooking, home making, baby- care in our Sisters’ schools. Blind boys and girls Susie Shimel. the eight Sacred Heart HAPPINESS? CHALLENGE? It's smart to SHOP at BALDWIN'S! in Gaza learn Braille and rug-weaving, and in colleges and 33 academies DEDICATED LIFE? BEING NEEDED? Lebanon Father Roberts is teaching deaf-mute E n g a g e d in the U.S. and Canada, Yes, I am interested in learning how 1 may serve Always the Best Buys in Pianos and Organs boys to talk! . . . Won't you mail your gift right Mr. and Mrs. Rol)ert J. succeeds M.irgaret Mc ^Cod (bring happiness) in the religious life. SAVE WITH CONFIDENCE now? Thanking you promptly. Monsignor Nolan will send you his recent refugee article for Schmiedke of Denver have Laughlin of Montreal. PRAf^tSCAN StSTIRS priests. It gives the inside story. announced the engagement 767.30th St., Rock Uland, III. 6t301 (Please Print) A T ly W B V E s t . E y e s A h e a d o f t h e i r Neme...... PIANO and OftOAN Cow 1862 d a u g h t e r , Mr. Motorist — The State ^ Otow'i XLk CkMi* Patrol suggf.sts that you ktM>p Street...... »...... City... Donna Marie, County ...... Diocese your muul and eyes ahead »»f HELP Dr. Fanny Tornago needs $3,500 to equip her to ('harles State ... . Zip Code...... Phone ...... "In Denver's Music Center" your car at all timu.s while LEPERS. Land-Rover as a mobile clinic ('hospital-on- Denumg. »lr.. GIVING YOURSCIF . . . THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITY driving. Customer parking in Lot Next to Store ORPHANS. wheels’) for the desert. In your loved ones’ son of Dr. THE memory? Full details. a n d M r s . BLIND $120 ($10 a month) gives one year’s train C h a r le s V . ing to a blind boy or girl or a deaf-mute child. Deinong Sr. ■ $10 feeds a refugee family for a month. We'll send you an Olive Wood Rosary from o f 1) en ve r. Jerusalem, in thanks. The bride- $8. $5, $3, $ l gifts feed, clothe, educate orphans, buy medicines for lepers. elect , is cur- .Mi»v „ St'hmirdkt* ^ r e n t l y a t tending Mundelein col 0. lege. tHiicago. 111. Her li- r- ance attended the Uni ><>«r J'tiil si*rvirc DEAR Yes. Mr. B . we'll hold your life insurance policy versity of Notre Dame and MR. 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Page 8 Denver Catholic Register T h u rs d a y , M ay 11 Theater Group Sets Brief Film Comments ew Following are brief com The I>eadly Affair: A finit rate does not always succeed, ita erotic CLASSIFICATION BT NATIONAL CATHOLIC ments on some motion pic espionage drama that should de elem ents become (xcasionally ex OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES Emiyn Williams' Drama light adults who seek suspense. aggerated. Moreover, although the tures that are currently James Mason, Maximilian Schell. theme of the film is concerned playing theaters through- Harry Andrews. Simone Skgnoret with the handicaps and problems performances on the Den-- By Mark Brannan ger as Mrs. Bramson, a tout the area. Sources are help make this John LeCarre nov which beset an adolescent in his waspish old crone with a ver stage. The material from R egister reviewers el fine screen fare. A bit part is effort to develop a mature attitude Following are classifications of motion pictures of the National toward sex. its treatment presents In an age seemingly giv strongbox full of cash; with w hich she has to and the National Catholic contributed by Lyon Redgrave (A- Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently playing in some moral ambiguity.
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Thursday, May n , 1967 Denver Catholic Register Page 9 Sets Nominations for Tajiri Media Men Told of Church TYNAN TOWN Memorial Awards Open Presents a An invitation for nomi at a mid-September ban Role In Seeking True Peace nations for the third annu quet in the Cosmopolitan Vintage al Larry Tajiri Memorial hotel, Denver. The "Lar- ti the Den-- Santa Barbara. Calif. — Awards has ^ en issued to rys are sculptures of cast making religion a strong He also noted that the Songs e material theatrical troupes, perform (RNSi — The Church, cur force for peace. The ecu Church — since the pre-in ho has to bronze, designed and exe rently emerging from its dustrial era — is more in ers, producers and patrons menical trend, he said, 1 9 2 7 -1 9 3 9 he ingredi- cuted by Shinkichi Tajiri. worldwide revolution, can helps make the peace clined to contribute toward throughout the Rocky accomplished artist and those rich Mountain area. be a powerful influence for movement on interrcligious world peace. Pre-industrial lich never brother of the theatre crit peace, the World Associa development, significantly society, he said, was one of stale. They ic, who died in February, tion of Christian Broad involving more than only rites. When catastrophe The annual awards were ly cottage 1965. casting was told here. the traditionally pacifist- occurred there were pray ddland and established to perpetuate The sculpture represents The speaker was John oriented Churches. ers. now there is action. ispense en- the enthusiasm and en a tree with branches, Cogley, former religion It also has calmed sec Once the sick were merely couragement of theatre re i otherwise heavy with fruit, raised news editor for the New tarian squabbles and given consoled, now they are OF ives o f a flected in the career of the skyward. The design sym Y ork Times, and now a the Church more energy treated. 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Alameda 934-9414 COFFEE SHOP JESTER FIRESIDE LOUNGE zh*M* "Plenty of Free Parking" on U.S. J«5 »t C onifer 122-4I9» ______- P a g e 10 Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 11, 1967 Archbishop Cose/ in Lincolfi Address Knights-Mosons Cooperotion Cited clerical or lay, will vary in Lincoln, Neb. — At a tives of the Masons were for example, the Shriners to investigate the faith, and their outstanding pro something particularly their capabilities, their banquet here sponsored by present for the banquet, strengths, and their att the fourth degree, Knights gram for crippled children needed in our generation.” at which time a new K. ractiveness — but they, of Columbus, Archbishop of C. class was named in with their athletic events must remember that our James V. Casey cited the — "Strong legs run that ARCHBISHOP Casey his honor. faith is not rooted in any cooperation of Knights and weak legs may walk.” Such pointed out how our world human person, but in the Masonic fellow citizens. "It was at the Nebraska programs deserve our ap needs faith, deep faith, in state convention in McCook plause and support. this age which has a per.son of Christ.” He cited St. Thomas Archbishop Casey, - two years ago that I chal "Death of God” philosophy. who will be installed as lenged the Knights to seek *'ON THE other hand. Wo need a return to a More, "a man for all sea Archbishop of Denver, out their Masonic fellow Masons may well learn "sense of God” in the sons,” who despite weak on Wednesday, May 17, citizens and work with from the Knights the world. ness in ecclesiastics all in the Denver Cathedral, them in all areas of public deepest meaning of Chris The Vatican Council around him, stood firm in noted that representa* welfare and charity,” he tian faith, without which was a call for the resto his faith in Christ. W’e, too, in troubled said. as the Apostle teaches, it ration of a vital faith in is impossible to please God. the lives of men. In our times, he reminded, must be men of deep faith in Pope Assigns He stated; "For genera •’You Knights have selfishness we have for tions, the Knights of Col maintained a magnificent gotten, the Archbishop Him who said: "Peace bo umbus were the color program of public adver said, the lesson o f the with you. Behold 1 have Three Bishops guard of the immigrant tising through which fuzzy Good Samaritan: We overcome the world.” V atican City — Pope Church, the mainstay of ideas of our Catholic faith must become involved, have been dispelled, and Paul VI has named Auxi the Catholic laity. So too we must aid the sick, the readers have been invited liary Bishop Adolph £. in the pre-ecumenical days, needy, the poor, and the Proulx of Sault Sainte the Masons were the uneducated. We must Marie, Ont., Bishop of spearhead of Protestantism not, however, become so Alexandria, Ont. Bishop in the civic community. School Kids Can involved in the social The United Way Jose de Jesus Garcia Aya Although individually y u apostolatc as to ’’lose were friends of Masons, as Ride in New Jersey sight of the invaluable United Way public relations chairman, Mrs. E. Ray Campbell, re-ap- la, Apostolic Administrator of Campeche, Mexico, has organizations the two were Trenton, N.J. — Both heritage that is our faith. pointed for the 1967 campaign, finds a shoelace to tie during a visit at the usually at swordfe point. We must n«*ver exchange Margery Reed Mayo Day Nursery, a United Way affiliate at 1128 28th been named Bishop of that houses of the New Jersey see. Bishop Luigi Liverzani •’But things have legislature have passed a our new insights and Street Benefiting from the shoelace tying is Joanne Ornelas, daughter ef changed in these days of our new spirit of charity Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ornelas, Denver. In the foreground is Richard Mon- • of Frascati, Italy, has l>e€n bill to provide publicly fi change. At least a begin for a disregard of God.” toya, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Montoya, Denver, Both children are tw’o named Apostolic Adminis nanced bus transportation ning has been made. The He said: "Mon of mature and one-half years old. trator of Tivoli. to the state’s private and K. of C. do not look parochial school students. judgment are always aware upon Masons primarily The bill was opposed by that our leaders, be they- us agents of secularism, civil rights and civil liber attempting to de-relig- ties groups, public school Weld County Controversy Erupts ionize the public schools, associations, and some "Call the Man and Masons do not any Jewish organizations. From Van Schaack” longer view the K. o f C. as secret agents o f a R o Over Migrant Workers' Program man conspiracy, effec TRY For tively stopping legisla Mirelez explained that meeting that the men giv Dunbar quoted figures A day program for adult tion offensive to papists. * Insurance education, which has the $640,000 grant the en the schooling would, by showing four or five work council has received from staying in the county, es trainees in the Title 5 pro "We are learning from spawned a .storm of oppo each other. From the Ma HARDWARE FIRST * Surety Bonds sition among Weld county the federal government is tablish Colorado residency gram are receiving take sons we are learning a Bill Molitor farmers arid county offi for the "total” Colorado and thereby qualify for and home pay of between "$400 Conversions For Oil Lamps CALL lesson in Christian charity; Fiesta Dishes cials, will involve no more migrant educational pro eventually seek welfare and $500, in addition to Res. 757-3020 Office 297-5448 gram, rather than for only assistance, Mirelez said: other benefits. Pipe Threuding than 35 seasonal and mi News Deadline W indow Shitdes Van Schaack & Co. Paul T. McGrady grant workers in northern the day adult program re "It’s up to us in the pro Key -Duplirating S o u t h - E a s t Ofc. HE SAID these individ V A N S C H A A C K & C O Colorado. cently under fire in the gram to have a plan for The deadline for news Open Friday Eveninfre Realtor Insoror The Greeley Dally Weld county area. them — either to place uals are being trained in '32 Broadway 733*2940 624 17fh Sfreet stories and pictures to ap Psrkinft on Church Lot 275 University Blvd. Tribune carried a report them in a job or put them such jobs as custodial work pear in the ••Register” is Hear of Store ______^ ver, Colo. phone 297-5636 of the class and the ensu THE LATTER program in a more extensive educa and car washers and are Monday at 9 a.m. ing controversy on page is funded for a total of 165 tional program. We’re as receiving more money than one of its May 5 issue. persons, said Mirelez. Of suming we’re going to have regularly employed persons receive for these jobs. The report was noted by these, only 135 will be 100 per cent placements.” BERGEISBESTFORTHE the executive director of given financial stipends up "They would have to re the Colorado Council on to $60 weekly, depending Answering a comment by duce their standard of liv Commissioner Ed Dunbar Migrant and Seasonal on the number of depen ing to take a regular job SCHOOL BOARD Workers and Families, dents, for the five-month that, "In the winter time, at the work for which they we can’t place the workers Peter Mirelez; he spoke at duration of the program. are being trained,” he ob we already have,” Mirelez a sparsely attended meet The program begins in Oc served. May is said it would be entirely John Hunter, director of 16 ing with county commis tober. sioners and farm organiza feasible to move the work the Title 5 program, told tion and government agen Furthermore, said Mire ers who have been trained the group that Title 5 has cy representatives at the lez, the 135 workers re through the program to an taken 40 persons off wel Weld county courthouse ceiving stipends for at area where there is a de fare rolls who have been May 4. tending school will bo div mand for workers- with trained and are now pay decision day ided throughout four target their training. ing taxes. Catholic Pulpit ureas in the state; San A member of Mirelez* Luis Valley, Arkansas staff said that, in the day DON L. DUNHAM'S Valley, Western Slope and adult education program, it Swaps Okayed Northeast Colorado. was planned to first deter MAR-LEE Baltimore. Md. — Cath Mirelez explained that mine the amount of educa for Denver! 45 per cent of the stipends BARBERS olic and Protestant clergy tion the workers have, af will be allocated to season "For The WILLIAM G. BiROC men in the Baltimore ter which a series of pro al farm workers in the * Man Who Cares" archdiqpesc will be swap grams tailored to their Greeley area, and the re needs would be developed. Expert Persoaiel Elect the men who stands ping pulpits in the future maining allotment will be Trained in Stylini — under a- new ruling just During the two-hour for neifhborhood schools paid to migrants. Calnring— Tuesday you are deciding who your Mayor will be approved by Cardinal Law meeting, the discussion Hair Straithteniif.- The executive director ranged over many aspects rence Shehan. I Razar t Shear Cittiit VOTE FOR BERGEl for the next four years. noted that the estimated of the farm labor problem. Flat Tops This is an important decision — it will determine The new ruling, made in 35 persons to be paid sti Commissioners Dunbar, the interests of Christian 934-9759 M AY 16 the future of your city-— a future linked to the welfare pends represent but a Marshall Anderson and 4279 W. Florida of this and other generations to follow. unity, will permit Protes small per cent of the 4,000 Harold Anderson were tant ministers to preach migrant laborers who enter particularly critical of the We believe Mayor Currigan has earned your confi from Catholic pulpits, and the county for work. "How Title 5 welfare training dence, your vote. He has fought our battle in bringing Catholic priests to preach ever,” Mirelez added, "it’s program and the fact the Denver to new thresholds of greatness that promises in non-Cptholic churches at a beginning.” welfare program has in a future unlimited in growth and dynamic progress. non-official liturgy 'type creased to the point that it His campaign pledges of four years ago-— ranging services in which Chris REPLYING to fears ex now takes over 30 per cent from rebuilding our police department to solving cru tians would have a com pressed by the commission o f the entire county mill cial airport problems — have been fulfilled. mon interest. ers and others at the levy. He has coped with the problems of the present and has planned to meet the problems of the future. Before Mayor Currigan assumed office, Denver lacked direction or destiny. Progress had faltered. It took a strong hand to pull Denver out of its slump. Stiould. you, o w n It took imagination and ability to put Denver once again on the road to progress. Tom Currigan provided this strong hand of leader VOTE FOR ship— sparking Denver into a lively mood — facing the M utual Funds? realities of urban problems. BERNARD J. Along with Denver's expansion and renewed vigor, More than three million Americans now own over there are attendant complex challenges still to bo met. $30 billion of Mutual Fund shares. Why? Full time Mayor Tom Currigan has proved his ability to solve professional management. . . diversified pt>rlfolios and DUFFY the major tasks that lie ahead. His record, unmatched a great variety of Mutual Funds to choose from with in its results, is proof of this. varied investment objectives. Wc at Bosworth, Sulli THE FOLLOWING IS A PLATFORM Denver needs Tom Currigan. van cV: Company handle a number of leading Fund.s. STATEMENT BY THE WELL-KNOWN Denver can count on Tom Currigan! .M least one of these is probably consistent with your DENVER BUSINESSMAN AND RES investment goals and budget. T A U R A T E U R WHO IS SEEKING THE CITY COUNCIL SEAT FROM DISTRICT 7. Tom keeps his word! ‘ 7 will m ake no promises just to he BOSW ORTH SULLIVArV clcctcdy except rtnc: That is to work un ceasingly to solve some of the present & COMPAIVY, IINC. and future problems of a grotring D en MEMBERS, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ver. 660 Seventeenth Street. Denver, Coloredo - Telephone 534-1177 I will support the Skyline Project and gradual Urban Renewaly the Airport Bond Issue and the country's finest Po BOOKLETS ARE Y O U ^s'^R ’ THfAs'KTNlT lice Force with the latest equipment. I MUTUAL FUND DEPr. will encourage the courts to give m ore BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN I. COMPANY, INC. 6B0 Q IS Retsons for Owning □ A Women’s Guide Name .. / will strive to be a credit to the city Mututl Fund Shares to Mutuel Funds of Denver and my District in particular. O to Invest Q Investing for Income Medc Eesy Address. I hope to deserve your vote and support. O ^ Beesons for Owning Q Underttending TOM CURRIGAN Accumuietion Pleni tfie Mutuel Funds BERNARD J. DUFFY Q Meke Your Money Work □ More Retirem ent City...... I!' for You Systemetlcelly Income Candidate for Council IciTIZENS FOR CURRIGAN, LEONARD M . CAMPBELL. CHAIRMAN, WALTER C. EMERY, CO-CHAIRMAN I □ Professionel Menegemenf for the From District 7 49 4Sn] P ro fettio n el Men S t e le ...... 7ip Code I 1 PP«WP Stattt Privat* Thursday, May 11, 1967 Denver Catholic Register Page 11 School Moot Slated May 19 The 11th annual State Gns Fahn | Mullen High Athletes Private School Track and ary m Field meet will bo held their Friday. May 19th, at Au r att- rora Hinkicy HiRh School. Honored at Banquet Preliminaries will be IDOKSntSPORIsI they. the coveted Gold Helmet it our held at 4 p.m. with the MULLEN HIGH finals in all events follow SCHOOL capped its final Award from the Coca Cola n any Bottling Co. for being ing at 7:30 p.m. NOTRE DAME’S VAR- teresting and so challeng season of play in the Den ,n the named the top high school Colorado Springs St. SITY football team "un ing.” ver Parochial League by football team in the metro Mary’s will defend its dressed” a barefoot punter Ara, of course, was re honoring its athletic teams politan area last fall. championship against a last week in the annual ferring to Quarterbacks at the school's annual Letters were presented to field of over 15 private dress rehearsal for the Terry Hanratty and Coley awards dinner last week. schools from throughout 1967 season. O'Brien and his two top The Mustangs received varsity and junior varsity athletes in all sports. the state. The occasion was the receivers from last season, team trophies for winning St. Mary’s is expected to nationally televised scrap Jim Seymour and Captain the Denver Parochial Dave Lanoha was hon be a strong contender for between the Varsity and Bob Bleier. League football champion ored for being selected as the most valuable player repeat honors after win the pro-studded Old Timers Although Parseghian ad ship and for finishing sec in football; Dennis Kenne ning the Class AA title in which capped Notre Dame's mittedly finds solace in the ond in the DPL basketball dy was named most valu the recent Colorado Un Veteran Junior Parochial Coach Retires spring Yootball drills. aerial experience, he has race. able in wrestling; Jim Dei- iversity Relays. The barefoot punter was been hard at work this The school also received Julius Carabello, second from left, put away his whistle after serving del most valuable in bas Mullen and Regis also about the only new spring developing a potent for over two decades as a coach and advisor in the Junior Parochial ketball and Steve Nalty will field strong entries wrinkle Irish Coach Ara running attack to go along League. Carabello, who has coached at St. Francis de Sales grade school most valuable in baseball. with Mullen’s highly re Parseghian unfurled as he with it. The loss of break for the past three years, announced his retirement from the active coach TV It was also announced garded sprinter, Pat showed off another power way runner Nick Eddy and ing ranks at the school’s athletic awards banquet. Left to right are The Shields, expected to shatter house which is expected to that Pat Harr and Bill Rev. Joseph Lievens, St. Francis athletic director, Carabello, David Steinke slashing Fullback Larry Sportlights records in the dash events. challenge strongly for a Cole have been named and Bob Hoelsken. Steinke presents a trophy to the retiring coach for his Conjar has created Ara’s co-captain s of the 1967 Shields has logged a spar second straight national big problems this spring. Saturday, May 13 — years of devoted service to youth. Mullen football team. Fred kling :21.2 time in the 220 championship this fall. Pirates vs. Braves, Chan Spinney and Tim Cronin and a :09.6 in the 100. The barefoot lad with toe HEAVY GRADU nels 4, 2, 3, and 5; 12 so strong, Rene Torado, noon. will co-captain next year’s ATION LOSSES in Mullen track team. No Regis High Sets stood out like a sore the defensive and offen Sunday, May 14 — Pro Machebeuf Seeks Parok Crown thumb in a game which Soccer, Channels 7, 2, 3, 5, captains were named for sive lines also have forced wrestling, basketball or undoubtedly had Notre the Irish staff to come up and 11; 12:30 p.m. Placement Exam MACHEBEUF GOES although the Buffs did step Sunday, May 14 — baseball. STANDINGS Dame’s multitude of loyal with a bit of personnel AFTER its first outright outside the league to ab Greater New Orleans Golf Regis high school will T e a m L P e t football disciples chanting, shifting and experimenting. Denver Parochial League M a cb cb « u f 1 .» I7 sorb a 7-2 defeat at the Open, Channel 2, 3 p.m. hold a special placement 4 .«92 "We’re still No. 1.” Dan Harshman, a con championship Sunday when Rt>gU hands of Colorado Springs Wednesday, May 17 — examination Saturday, May SL Francla 4 .667 Torado got off four 50- vert form the defensive the Buffs battle Mt. Car M u lla n 4 .6.‘M Summer Olympics Preview, 20, at 9 a.m. in the school St. Mary’s. yard punts as the Irish secondary, has been im mel in a doubleheader at M l C a rm e l 4 .600 St. Mary’s does not com Channels 9 and 13, 9:45 cafeteria. ('athed ral 4 .600 Varsity, executing in the pressive at the offensive W. Fifth ave. and Federal l 9 .260 p.m. All students who have 8 Jo M p h 'a pete in Denver Parochial best Parseghian tradition, right halfback slot, while blvd. Holy Family 2 10 .063 League baseball play but been accepted at Regis, or AnoutM-lation 0 13 .000 fleeced the Alumns, 39-0. sophomore Ron Dushney HEAL ESTATE freshmen for next Septem Should Machebeuf win has logged an impressive and frosh Ed Ziegler have 13-1 season’s record while ber, are expected to take both games, the Buffs will of games remaining ARA, UNDOUBTEDLY been waging an all-out Bacon & Schramm cat! the test. There is a $1.00 claim their first outright playing an independent PLAYIN G hide and seek against St. Francis on May battle for the vacant full Cem pesitien Roofing L O U T E Z A K championship in any sport schedule this spring. fee for the test, payable 21. with enemy collegiate back position. Tilo Roofing that date. since joining the league in The Buffs protected their WEATHER CON- scouts, kept several of his Ziegler was outstanding Roof Repairing Following the test- the 1960. Van Schaack & Co. lead without so much as a TINUED to scramble the outstanding sophomores as a freshman last fall, 4020 Brighton Blvd. students may use the The Buffs carry a 3- under wraps by putting averging four yards per 244-65 63 1706 W ad sw orth - O fc. 3W-5400 swimming pool and hand swing of the bat last week. picture as teams were game lead into the final Machebeuf drew an open forced to play mid-week them on the Old Timers carry while scoring four ball facilities of the Regis two weeks of the season. squad. touchdowns. College Fieldhouse. date on the schedule and makeup games to meet Machebeuf also has a pair did not see league action schedule demands. Still, it was an impres In the offensive line, sive audition for Parseghi- junior Ed Tuck has main BOOTS iy fo r Ctiniliimc^ tillin g . F ie ld Regis, which lost a pair an’s footballers and one tained only a slight edge to Cathedral last week, and lliinling zo LARRY PERRY San Francisco Univ. couldn’t help but feel that over Chicago freshman Football, Lacrosse & REALTY bounced back to edge ML the Irish will again be Terry Brennan at left Soccer Shoes Has New All-American Carmel, 5-4, earlier this among the elite of the col tackle. Official Soccer Balls 4995 week to move into second legiate football world this Expert Ski & Climbing Boot Eastern college fencers, place. The teams battled Repairs Lowell Blvd. San Francisco — The fall. GEORGE KUNZ, A SKI BOOTS up to 40% OFF University of San Francis who have dominated fenc through 11 innings before Football coaches are oft CASUALTY last season Regis shoved across the 433-7171 co has another All-Ameri ing championships for 23 en a deceiving lot as they after the opening game at Colorado Shoe Co. can to go along with the years, were somewhat w inning m arker in the attempt to soft peddle the tackle, has recovered from 3103 E . C o lfax 355-1991 shocked at the singlehand 12th inning. Paul Harvey ProfeMienol L'uatom Fittine like.s of Ollie Matson and enthusiasm of. alumni knee surgery and has SadiS'Jawlor J. Hans Wiitman, Craftaman to ■k Real Estate k R ental.s Bill Russell. ed feat of Esponda — a singled home the clincher groups who usually feel switched to the tight end the T ra d e S in c e 1921 But Gerard A. Esponda lefthander, at that. after Marty Bruno had like world beaters before post, while Roger Fox and k In su ra n c e k Ivoans did not win such acclaim But they should not have opened the inning with a the first ball is kicked — Tom McKinley have occu on the gridiron or basket- been. His abilities derive single and advanced to barefoot or not. pied the guard positions. GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. bull court as did Matson naturally. His father, Jose third on a pair of fielders’ Parseghian, with justifi Steve Quinn has moved A., is a graduate o f the choice plays. "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy" and Russell. He did it in cation, fits the mold as he in to take over the center JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES fencing. Mexican Military academy St. Francis also kept its eyes the 1967 season with spot and sophomore Bob 1421 ■ 16th Street - CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 Esponda went to the na and his grandfather and title hopes alive by pinning "cautious optimism.” Keuchenberg retains his DENVER 2. COLORADO tional collegiate fencing great-grandfather were a twin setback on Holy Ara’s main problem this starting position from last championships as a one- Mexican generals. All were Family. The Warriors won spring has been finding season at right tackle. AFTER THE MONTREAL CONVENTION man team representing noted swordsmen. the opener, 4-2, behind the replacements for five con The defensive problems U.S.F. All he did was take strong 3-hit pitching of sensus All-America selec DO SOMETHING UNCONVENTIONAL. center around the front Aug. 14th> Knights of Columbus Convention. second in foil and place News Deadline Dick Genner, then ripped tions and five other stand four where graduation Visit Puerto Rico. The Bahamas or Bermuda. U.S.F. second in over-all The deadline for news out 13 hits in bagging a outs who led the Irish to losses were heavy. Gone 10-3 decision in the night Remember Family Plan Fares. team standings through his stories and picture.6 to ap the top of the collegiate from last year’s National LITTLETON WORLD brilliance also with epee pear in the ’'Register” is cap. gridiron rankings last sea- Championship team are and saber. Monday at 9 a.m. St. Joseph’s came up ends Alan Page and Tom TRAVEL AGENCY with a trio of wins to Rhoads and defensive "The Only Stop Before you Leave” 798-1386 P its in bounce up to seventh place STILL, PARSEGHIAN tackle Pete Duranko, 1966 in the standings. The APPEARS to have con signed recently by the 1449 W. Litt. Blvd.. Littleton. Colo. Washroom space! Need on B ulldogs su rprised Mt. quered the challenge in the Denver Broncos. Carmel, 6-4, then bombed yearly search for replace Now you can hove a com- CHEV. ’/2 TON Extra winless Annunciation, 13-0 ments. ERIC NORRI, A RE ^ BROOM SWEEPS pfefe bathroom in the Ivong wide box, V8, 4 speed, and 11-5. "Each year you have a possitraction axle, custom SERVE last year, has space of a washroom. Another full card of four different problem in put been operating at right equipped, new car warran- doubleheaders is scheduled A real space saver, the ting a team together,” Ara tackle while freshman for Sunday. In addition to smiled earlier this spring McCoy has pushed aside all compact Standish bath fits the Mrehebeuf — Mt. Car VOTE FOR = ^ 2 1 9 5 . as he attempted to explain contenders for the other in space only 4 2" x 36" in mel twin bill, Mullen his dilemma to inquisitive tackle spot. Brian Stenger, size. With the addition of meeta St. Francis at Ruby newsmen. an offensive end last season, the economical Hampton “ RED” WHITE Hill. Holy Family takes on **For example, even has moved over to defensive LEO H. BURKE lavatory and Wellworth CHEVROLET St. Joseph’s at 46th & though we must find indi end while freshman Duane woter closet, you have a Lowell and Annunciation is vidual replacements this Poskon has been making a 8303 W. C O L F A X matched against Cathedral complete bathroom. 7560 W. C O L F A X year, this is the first time strong bid on the left side. 237-1311 Open Eves. Until 9 at City Park. The first in the past three years we "If we can find adequate ELEaiON COMMISSIONER Come in today or call us FOR NEW CARS AND game at each site starts at have an experienced pass replacements in the defen for a free estimate, no ob* 1 p.m. with the second ing attack. That’s why sive line, we should be MEMBER OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES TRUCK LEASING ligotion. game following at 3 college coaching is so in- able to operate with as CALL 237-1311 o’clock. Specializing in much overall defensive u COM PLETE CAR SERVICE proficiency as we did last Qnalitg Plumbing season,” Parseghian says. TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR RE-ELECT and Heating Repairs AUTO. TRANS. The rest of the defense Ryder can supply any sir.c Your Car Probitm —Our Specialty appears set. Three of the Denver Auditor truck by the hour, week or STROHMINGER EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR four top linebackers return State Representative SLATTERY year. — Mike McGill, Dave Ser\’ice >“ou can depend on! Electric Companq ONEIDA GARAGE Two Terms B ill K ir k 1400 Oneida Martin and John Pergine. Member Governor's & COMPANY r y d h h Three defensive backfield Advisory Committee on Plumbing and Heating K lan h ivc regulars also are available AtWy •AWSmtAl •CtlfftffltCUl *RtSlCaf7PiL Governmental Accounting Contractors this fall. Don’t be surprised if K of C 539 181 VAI.MCJO ST. Notre Dame repeats as the President Machebeuf 744-C311 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 NEED National Champion next Hieh School PTA JO H N J. CONNOR. Pr*tlOcnt 5 3 4 -8 2 1 1 DINVER COLORADO Robert F. Conner, Vice Piotldont fall. The Irish are well OFFICE heeled, barefoot kicker and CHARLES D. SUPPLIES . alb______Every issue of every news . . A TREAT for YOU . . paper contains information BYRNE AUDITOR and features of interest to ev ery member of the family. (Member Christ the King Pariiih) OFFICE DYNAMIC DENVER A RETREAT FURNITURE . d e s e r v e s Retreat begins at 8:00 P.M. FR ID A Y The Beer with GUSTO DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP Closes at 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY ' T l a R O B E R T B . Malt Liquor of Quality SEE SACRED HEART RETREAT HOUSE MURRAY BROS. Sedalia, Colorado~26 Miles South Hwy #85 COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING CO. PRODUCTS CO. Councilman— District One PHONE 688-4198 KEEP EXPERIENCE IN ACTION! I WHOLESALERS Denver's Finest Dealer Member St. Mary Magdalene Parish . . . N O W ! Past President St. Catherine's Holy Name Society Robert M. — Paul V. Murray 1624 . 17th St. Past President Archdiocesan Union of Hoiy Name Society Ph. 534-2343 5 K ..iln o w Council c o m m llt-.. R W ' E Jo"r«. C h «lrm .n 1 P a g e 12 Denver Catholic Register T h u rs d a y , M ay 11, 1967 LEGAL N O T L C E S Last Interview Knights’ Notes IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT In «nd lor Ui« in and lor tha City and (Continued From Page 1) the proper role the priest should play in City and County o< Ocnvtr County ol Oonvor and and Staff of Colorado Stalo of Colorado ■al .Conference of Catho'iic Bishops which the changing social situation of the 20th council home, 1555 Grant 40-year Denver resident No. P-4JMS NO. P-4332B Reddin Assembly NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS just met in Chicago and which Archbish- century. The seminary and the seminari- street, Denver, on Saturday and eighi-year official of Estate 01 CHARLES J. FENDRICK. OUSTAV SILVERSPARRE op Casey attended. Here, too, much was an were also topics taken up. The John H. Reddin evening. May 20. Charles the Denver Election Com also known as CHARLES J. FAEHN- general assembly, K. of C., ORICH (Ward) done to set up machinery for more rapid J. O’Brien, Jr., will be mission. N o. P-4330S ^ Airt^ M ons having claims against and effective communications between the ARCHBISHOP CASEY found all of will conduct its annual master o f ceremonies and All persons having claims against the above named estate are various members making up the Church. this interesting, informative, and helpful. "Navigator’s Ball” at the the above named estate are required to tile them lor allowance In the Pro- Jack Denny will handle A u r o r a to tile them lor allowance in the Pro .bale Court of the City and Courtly of In Chicago, delegates were chosen for Ho himself was appointed to an impor- new Albany hotel. May 13. entertainment. Lighting bate Court ol the City and County of Denver, Colorado, on or ^ the synod of Bishops to be held in Rome tant committee of the National Confer- The event is sponsored by and sound effects will be The newly-leased Denver, Colorado, on or before the 20 day of October, 1M7. or said claim* day of October, 1967. or said claims 'shad bo forever barred. . _ in September. A call was made for more ence. He believes that real progress is the Fourth Degree Knights by Jim Peri. Admission Knights of Ckilumbus hall, shall be forever barred. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY ANDREW WYSOWATCKY Aurora, is .available for CONSERVATOR missionary support and activity by the being made by the various study groups of Columbus, John H. Red- and luncheon are free and CONSERVATOR Church in this country. Canonical affairs of the NCCB, but that time is needed to din general assembly I of knights, their wives, and rental to interested parties. (Published In the Andrew Wysowateky Information on the hall, Denver Catholic Register) Attorney tor the estate were discussed, including the censorship effectively work out worthwhile programs, Denver. Formal dress is friends are invited. No F ir s t pu b licatio n : A p ril 37, 1967 *741 E q u ita b le B ld g . required for dinner and time was listed in the located at 2003 Galena, L a s t p u b licatio n : M ay 25, 1967 Telephone J6A-0WI of books and the Imprimatur. The resto- I thanked the Archbishop for his time, (Published in the ration of the diaconate as a permanent These are especially busy days for him dancing, and a charge of announcement sent to the may be obtained by calling Denver Catholic Register) $5 a person will be levied. R egister. Interested per- Pete Stec, 399-1401, or IN THE PROBATE COURT F ir s t P u b lic a tic n : A p ril 13, 1W7 and proper order of the hierarchy was and I felt I had already taken more time In and for the City and Last Publication: May U» 1967 ■ given consideration. The simplification of than I should have: although he had as- Cocktails are from 6:30 sons should call the council 38 -0070; or Joe Wasinger, County of Denver and p.m. to 7:30 p.m., and din 366-2369. Stale of Colorado procedures in certain types of marriage sured me at the beginning I could have home. No. 42536 cases was discussed. Pastoral councils all the time I wanted and could ask any ner w ill start at 8 p.m. IN THE MATTER OF ‘I HE ESTATE Dancing, to the music of Luncheon Club Memorial Mass OF AUGENE L. ANDERSON organized on the diocesan level, made up questions I wished. As I rose to leave and (Deceased.) Nick Romero, will lajst IN THE PROBATE COURT of priests, religious, and laity were recom- he smiled I marveled at his calm confi- NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION In and fo r tlM C ity from 9 p.m. until midnight. , Nicholson Henry A. Vecchiarelli FOR DETERMINATION OF and County of Denver mended by the committee studying this dence in the future o f the Church in * for mayor in the May 16 will serve as chairman of HEIRSHIP and State of Colorado matter. A sample constitution for such a these troubled times. It was as though he. Special Event . election, will the Memorial THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF No. P.41166 group will soon be presented. had made his own the words spoken by I speak at a Mass to be COLORADO; NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT To all persons Interested, G REET Estate of MARY AGNES MADDEN, Bishop Loras T. Lane of Rockford, III., President Kennedy in 1963: "A great The first annual Knights of celebrated at ING: also known as MARY A. MADDEN, ^*Cash-0-Rama,” sponsored C o l u m b u s TA KE NOTICE that there has been gave his committee’s report on priestly* change is at hand, and our task, our ob- S t . C a t h filed in the above-named estate a pe (D e ce ased ) by K. of C. CJouncil 539, I F r i d a y No. P-4)166 formation, which called for a better un- ligation, is to make that revolution, that e r i n e ’ s tition asking for a judlclal ascertain Notice is hereby given that I have ment and determinaflon of the heirs Denver, will be held in the [ l u n c h e o n filed my final report in the Probate derstanding of the priestly identity and cht nge, peaceful and constructive for all." church, of such decedent, and setting forth I m e e t i n g 4200 Federal , t h a t th e n am es, addresses and rela-< Court of the City and County of Den I Friday, May tionships to decedent of all persons ver, Colorado, and that any person boulevard, at who are or claim to be heirs of said desiring to obiect to the same shall 12, at Coun- midnight on decedent, so far as known to the peti. file written obiection with the said tioner, are as follows, to-wit: co urt on o r b efo re Ju n e 15th, 1967. Plans Under Way I cil 539 home, S a t u r d a y , Edward T. Madden Frances R. Anderson, 3152 W. 36th May They Rest 1555 Grant May 27. The Ave., Denver, Colorado, Wife. Ex e c u to r street, You are hereby notified to appear T. Raber Taylor, Esquire Mass, and answer the petition within twenty Attorney for the estate Mr. Nicboiaon Denver. Mr. Vecchiarelli days after service of this notice on 625 A m e rica n N ational For European Tour s p o n s o r e d you (If served by publication, within Nicholson will make a Bank Building an nu ally by the Fourth. twenty days after the last publication D e n v er, C olo rad o 80202 In Peace Plans for the 1967 Trav- accommodated in first class policy speech at the lunch- Degree General Assembly, of this notice) and in default of an an Telephone 255-2051 swer or appearance the Court will (Published in the proceed to receive and hear proofs el Time Grand Circle tour hotels. All meals are in- eon. Knights o f Columbus, is Denver Catholic Register) A C O S T A , J e su s, E rie, Colo. McCl e l l a n d , James R., concerning the heirs of such decedent o f Europe are being ar- eluded in the price of the The first candidate to offered for deceased mem- First Publication: May 4, 1967 Requiemise q u ie m Mass,m a s s , Imrauculatoim in a c u ia io 1540 iviHKurtiNiagara aireei.street. isetiuicmRequiem . 5 . . . , , -vt- v i _ j v lic xc s* iv i u c v c o sc u xutsiii and enter a decree determining who Conception church, l.afayctte. Mass, St. Philomcna’s church, ranged in Denver by Sister tOUr except lu n ch es m announce, Nicholson advo- b e j-g o f of C’s, the ,a ‘*« ’ ['® f’e''*s of such deceased person. Last Publication: May 25, 1967 Colo., May 6. Interment, Lafay- May 5. Interment. Ft. Logan. Aline of Holy Family high London, Rome and Paris cates a "Government by Armed Forces, and de- day ot NovembSr.'iVw eU«.Colo. Boulevard mortu.rie.. school, Denver. Members of w h ich are o m itt e d to Plan, Not Crisis” platform c e a s e d r e la t iv e s and .A " “ re» wyui«,icky A ffo rn a y BEALL, William Emeat, 3974 McCORMICK, Harry c., 4103 the tour will visit Ireland, p ro v id e m ore tim e for and returning city hall to friends. 741 E q u ita b le B ld g ., IN TH E PROBATE COURT ’ Denver 2, Colo. Utica. Requiem Mass, Holy Fam- Grove street. Requiem Mass, St. W ales, E ngland, Holland, Shopping and Sightseeing. businesslike government. In and for the O. M. ROW LEY City and County ily church. May 10. Interment, Catherine’s church. May 11. Germany, Switzerland, Li- A successful businessman Clerk of the Probate Court FL Logan. Olinger mortuaries. of D enver chenstein, Austria, Italy, HIGHLIGHTS of the in his own manufacturing Classified Ads /*/ Thomas DI Francesca and Stale of Colorado program include tickets for company, Nicholson is Deputy Clerk N o. P-39939 CHAVEZ, Eloy, 14S Hazel MINELLONO, Fred, 3982 France and Monaco. (Published in the Rolfe court Wheat Ridge. Re performances at the famed HOME WINEMAKING Denver Catholic Register) court. Requiem M ass, SL CRje- The travelers will em First Publication: April 27, 1967 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ‘ quiem Mass, Our Lady of Mt Abbey theater in Dublin, tan’s church. May 5. Interment, bark July 6 from New 'Is God Deadr WINEMAKING .. . Crape. Elderber L a s t P u b lic a tio n ; M ay 18. 1967 - Estate of M ary Goedde, Deceased. M t. OUvet Carmel church, May 8. Inter and the Royal Shakespeare ry, Dandelion, Frozen Juices, etc. No. P-39939 ment, Mt. Olivet Olinger mor York City on Holland- theater- in Stratford-on- Brewmasters' Secrets Revealed! Pow , Notice is hereby given that I have CODV, Margie, 008 12th tuaries. America’s SS Nieuw Am- TV Topic Again erful Methods! Instructions, Recipes, • filed my final report In the Probate and S u p p lie s C a ta lo g , SI.OO. C O N T I IN THE PROBATE COURT Court of the City and County of Den street. Mass, St. Elizabeth’s Avon. The travelers will sterdam for five days at , . i + ^- r i N EN TAL, Box I1070-47E, Indianapolis, In and for the City ver. Colorado, and that any person MOLLOY, James T., 3007 . p i. ui- also travel to Tivoli, Italy, and County of Denver church. May 10. Interment, ML sea before calling at Cobh, j -i. lu j j "An Abundance of Per Indiana 46201. desiring to obiect to the same shall Olivet Olinger mortuaries. Hooker street. Requiem Mass, and State of Colorado file written obiection with the said *1,...... ill and witness the sound and spectives,” second of four No. P-3583S St Dominic's church. May 9. In Ireland, where they will SCHOOL PRAYER co urt on o r b e fo re Ju n e 1, 1967. light spectacle at Chenon- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE M sgr. James P. Flanagan DUZENACK, Steve, 3521 S. terment M t Olivet motor by coach to Blarney shows dealing with the ceaux, one of the loveliest CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND THE OF THERESA PECORINO, also Ex e c u to r Logan. Requiem M ass, SL Ix>uis Castle to ("kiss the Blar* philosophical question, "Is PRAYER AMENDMENT by Prof. known as TERESA PERINO, TH ERE Aldo G. NotariannI church, Littleton, M ay 9. Inter MURPHY, Derria E., 2135 E. of the chateaus of the •Attorney for the esfat- ney stone.”) God Dead?” , will be pre Charles E . Rice, Fordham Univer SA PEARONNA, THERESA LOFFRE- ment, Littleton, Colo. Bullock 12th avenue. Requiem M ass, S t sity. Describes the secularization of DA and THERESA LOFFREDO, De- 946 M etrop olitan Bu ild in g French Loire valley. D e n v er, C olo rad o 80202 mortuary. Joseph’s church. Ft. Collins, sented on the Catholic parochial schools and what to do ^ ce ase d . The professionally A deposit of $150 is re 222-6852 Colo., May 6, Interment, Ft. Hour, Sunday, May 14, at about it. S in g le co p y — 10c; 15 - SI.OO. (Published In the GARCIA, Joe Onecimo, 2302 Collins, Colo. Olinger mortuar planned trip ends with a quired to hold confirmed 11:30 ^ a.m, on KOA-TV,t Committee for the Prayer Amend- NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION Denver Catholic Register) Curtis street Requiem Mass, St ies. leisurely two-and-one half reserva tion s. Interested Chann^l-”^* iSWv^r"^ and ment, G.P.O . Box 2610, New York, FOR DETERMINATION OF F ir s t P u b lic a tio n : A p ril 27, 1967 N .Y . 10001. HEIRSHIP Last Publication: May 18, 1967 CsJetan's church, May 8. Inter days in Paris, followed by persons may contact Sister K O A A -T v ' C hannel *5 THE PEOPLE OF THE ment, F t Logan. NORTON. Josias G., 1441 INSTRUCTION STATE OF COLORADO: an afternoon flight on Aug. Aline at 4358 Utica street, rnlnmHrt cjnrincr« " To all persons Interested, Pennsylvania street. Requiem HOW TO W RITE, SELL, PUBLISH GREETING: GDOVIN, George T„ 1466 Mass, Cathedral of the Immacu 16 to New York. Denver 80212, or call her A b L d L c e of Per- AND RECORD your own songs. Fillmore street Requiem Mass, TA KE NOTICE thatthere has been IN THE PROBATE COURT late Conception, May 3. Inter Tour participants will be at 477-4159.______sp e ctiv e s" is an avant- Professional methods. Information filed In the above-named estate a peti. In and for the Sacred Heart church. May 5. ment, Akron, Ohio. free. Acc Publishing, Box 64 , Dept. 4, tion asking for a ludicial ascertain City and County of Denver garde allegorical drama Boston M ass. 02101. m ent and determination of the heirs and State of Colorado GERLITS, Gertrude Belle, 715 O’MARA, Guy E.. 512 15th about man’s search for the of such decedent, and setting forth N o. P-43071 8. Wolff. Requiem Maas, Pres- street. Requiem Mass, Holy H O M E W O R K that the names, addresses and rela- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Benedictine Monk meaning of life. Members tionships to decedent of all persons Estate of Frank J. Grabrian, De-. ,entation church. May 8. Inter Ghost church. May 10. Inter of the cast will include S45.00 THOUSAND, Home Addressing! who are or claim to be heirs of said ce ase d . No. P-43071 ment, Mt. Olivet. Boulevard ment, Mt. Olivet. Day-Noonan Longhand, Typew riter. Information, decedent, so far as known to the peti All persons having claims against mortuaries. mortuary. Eugene Roche, Frederick send stamped, self-addressed enve tioner, are as follows, to-wit:. the above named estate are required Rolf, Martin Sheen, and lope. Brewster, Box 1626-TR, Clear Jo se p h A . Lo ffre d a , P .O . B o x -1956, to file them for allowance In the Pro bate Court of the City and County of KING, Margaret J., 1244 Em PACHECO Joso Camilo, 3353 Will Be Ordained water, Florida 335)5 Grand Junction, Colo., Son; Eleanor Phelps. Catherine Ambroslo, 3631 Navafo Denver, Colorado, on or before the erson street Requiem Mass, St Arapahoe. Requiem Mass, 26th day of October, 1967, or said Canon City — The Rev. the late Dr. Adrians, was OF IN TEREST TO WOMEN St., Denver, Colo., Daughter; Philomena’s church. May 8. In- Sacred Heart church. May 10. Rose Loffreda, 871 W. 43rd P !„ Los claims shall be forever barred. • terment, Ft. Logan. BoulevarJ Interment, M t O livet A lcu in A drians, O.S.B., born in Appleton, Wis. He S h u t- In s M o s s SIOO.OO W E E K L Y P o s s ib le S e w in g , Angeles, Calif., Daughter; Ja m e s V.'. C re a m e r Lacing, Assembling, our products! Clyde Loffreda, 13600 ZunI St., Jam es W. Creamer, Jr. mortuaries. monk o f Holy Cross abbey atten d ed Sacred H eart . .r ol x t Co-Executors PERALTA, Luther James, C h a rm e rs , W a rs a w 70, In d ian a 46580 Broomfield, Colo., Son; here, w ill be ordained in sch ool; St. M ary’s high Mass for Shut-Ins, cel- Sam Loffreda, 3585 Fairfax St., * 434 Malestic Bldg., Denver, Colo, LATHROP, J. S., of 1^8 Ang. 1934 Grant street Son of Mr. the abbey chapel May 13 school, Menasha, Wis., and „ . V ^ y Rev. Denver, Colo., Son; 534-4233 eles, Calif., formerly of Denver. and Mrs. James Peralta. Grav TEACHERS WANTED (Published in the k b y B is h o p Marquette university. Patrick O Brien, C.M., of Frank Loffreda, Los Angeles, Calif., Denver Catholic Register) Requiem Mass, May 5, Los eside services, M t Olivet, May* College, secondary, elementary. S o n ; Philip G. Loffreda, 1681 Quebec St., F ir s t P u b lic a tio n ; A p ril 27. 1967 Angeles. Interment, Los Ang 4. Charles A. Thomas seminary, W rite: NATIONAL CATHOLIC Last Publication: May 18, 1967______eles. Calif. PLACEM ENT SERVICE. 334 W. Denver, Colo., Son. B u s w e ll o i : FATHER Alcuin entered Denver, is televised each You are hereby notified to appear POPISH. John J., 645 S. Pueblo. the novitiate of Holy Cross Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on Beardsley Avenue, Elkhart, Indiana and answer the petition within twenty • IN THE PROBATE COURT MANZANARES, Fred. 309 W. Grant street. Requiem Mass, 46514 days alter service of this notice on In and for the City anu County F ath er abbey in August of 1960 KWGN-TV, Channel 2, you (if served by publication, within of Denver and State of Colorado Canyon street Lafayette. Colo. Annunciation Church, May 10. MISCELLANEOUS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. twenty days alter the last publication N o. P-40S07 Interment, Mt. Olivet Olinger A lcu in w ill and was professed in 1961. Denver, of this notice) and In default of an an N O T IC E O F BILL PROBLEM S? Poor credit no Garcia. Lafayette. Requiem mortuaries. celebrate a He studied at St. Bene- swer or appearance the Court will FINAL SETTLEMENT Mass, Immaculate Conception trouble. Not a loan company. Send for proCOed to receive and here proofs Estate of EDMUND A. SCHNEIDER, church, Lafayette, Colo., May 5. PYCZ, Kazmer (Joe) L., 2946 W. M ass of diet’s college, Atchison, free application. Nationwide Accept concerning the heirs of such decedent a/k/a E. A. SCH N EID ER, (Deceased) No. P-40507 Interment Lafayette, Colo. How Second avenue. Requiem Mass, thanksgiving Kans., the University of Brighton ance, Dept. TR. 930 F St. N.W., and enter a decree determining who W ash ing ton , O .C . 20017. Notice Is hereby given that I have ard mortuaries. Presentation of Our Lady are the heirs of such deceased person. on May 21 in Ottawa, and Mt. Angel ab- Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 2Sth filed my final report In the Probate church. May 6. Interment, Mt Court of the City and County of Den h i 8 h o m e bey seminary, St. Benedict, P h y s ic a l T h e ra p is t, R e g ...... Im m . d a y of A p ril 1967. MAUFF, Robert Lawrence, Olivet Olingermortuaries. O. M. ROW LEY ver, Colorado, and that any person parish. Ore. opening In com pletely modern air desiring to obiect to the same shall 1262 Tennyson. Son of Ronald M. Clerk of the Probate Court RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL c o n d ., w e ll e q u ip , d e p t. A ccre d . 225 file written objection with the said Ft. Alcuin SacTcd Heart, By AfV. J. FIN N ERTY W. and Madelon K. Mauff. Den RIVERA, Steve Joe. 431 Inca. c o u rt on o r b efo re M A Y 31, 1967. Equipped to FuIHlL Your Needs bed general hospital. Case load varied Deputy Clerk ver. Graveside services, Mt. Son of Mr. and Mra. Salomon Looking for a Publisher! • RITASTOLl Appleton, Wis. The Rt. end Inlerestlng, In and Out Patient THOMAS L- FORD Olivet, May 9. Boulevard mor Rivera. Denver. Requiem Maas, We publish books for the religious 24 H our A m b u la n ce Service Service. Dir. Physialrist consult.. Sal ADMINISTRATRIX Rev. Leonard Schwinn, and academic fields that meet the A tto rn e y .ASEY AND KLENE St Joseph's church, May 11. In ary commensurate with experience. tuaries. O.S.B., retired abbot of the exacting demands of scholarship. Phone 659-2321 1700 E a s t 5th A venue Attorney tor the estate terment M t Olivet Our special imprint, Testament Location 25 min. to center. Phila. Ap. D e n v e r, Colorado 602)8 821 SYMES BLDG. abbey, will preach the ser Books is reserved for deserving ply: Phy. Med. Dept., Sacred Heart T e le p h o n e : 355 )625 D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O 80202 works of scholarship in the reli Hospital, Chester. Pa. - 19013 (Published In the (Published in the Denver ROBERTO. Bruno. 4039 Fed mon. gious field. Denver Catholic Register) eral boulevard. Requiem Mass, W ILL GO ON BEGGING for the Catholic Register) Father Alcuin, son of Years of experience with fiction F ir s t P u b lic a tio n : M ay 4. 1967 First Publication: April 27, 1967 Sioux Indian boys and girls until they St Catherine's church, May 10. Mrs. W. A. Adrians and and non-fiction (fields of general L a s t P u b lic a tio n : M a y 25, 1967 Last Publication: May 18, 1967 Interment M t Olivet Boulevard interest and relig-on). texts, get the same decent chance in life JACQUES mortuaries. Americana, biographies, scholarly that other American children gel. I works, poetry and essays, enable need your help — of all kinds. Can us to publish books that are ex celled stamps, trading stamps, volun ROGERS, Georgia. 2857 Hum pertly edited, designed and pro BROS. Chorale To Feature m oled. teer teachers, grade and high, and of boldt streeL Requiem Mass, course, money. Every little bit helps Your inquiries and manuscripts Colorudo Springs Holy Ghost church. May 11. educate and feed 500 Sioux children are invited. An editorial report first grade through high school. Fa Coloradan's Work furnished without obligation. STAMM, Fred, Route 2, Ft ther Edwards, S .J., Red Cloud Indian F R E E : Two fact-filled, illustrated Lupton, Colo., formerly of 2060 "Rejoice in the Lord,” a brochures explain the behind-the- School, Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Every issue of every Jasmine. Requiem Mass, scenes story of publishing, de Annunciation church. May 6. composition by Colorado scribe our first edition plan, and newspaper contains present a breakdown of contract a >1 DRIVE IN IntermenL M t Olivet Norman Lockwood, Gug terms and typical costs. Suppose We Send YOU in fo rm a tio n and fca> T h e th.* figs you now choose genheim fellow and recipi Js MOTEL tures of interest to ev UDOVICK, Anthony, of Tuc P le a se w rite to D ept. 603 C logrther are the thingi you ent of the prize of the Slay with “ Jay" son, Ariz., formerly of Denver EXPOSITION PRESS ery member of the will alu-oyi cherish i and Colorado Springs. Requiem American Academy in A Check for a Change? 820 N. Nevada family. Mass, Tucson. Ariz., May 5. In- Rome, will be premiered by )l« Rifk 6*c S. Nne Ttrli tt N. T ^ M O M M K N T S terment Tucson. Ariz. the Denver Classic Chorale Distinction • We'll do it every year of your life if you estab- \ ^^SINCK 1902; URSO. Joe D.. 2627 W. 40th spring concert May 12 in The newspaper is an ad £-kdsiL (pA cuunaci^ avenue. Requiem Mass, Mt Phipps auditorium, Denver. lish an Extension Annuity. 11930 W. 44th AVE. vertising medium that is Carmel church, M ay 10. Inter The composer dedicated his STILL • Sam ple »*eturns on Extension A nnuities: wanted — it is sought and PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 424-7984 ment, Mt. Olivet Olinger mor 802 N. Weber tuaries. work to the choral group paid for and advertising in O P E N D A IL Y it is not an intruder in the ME. 3.2 0 6 9 as part of its last concert GROWING! Csla. spriAfc, Cats. of the season. Age Men Women home. Lockwood places the text NOW r)(j 4.8'r 4.3'? 5.5 5.3'^ 4.8'? J. D. CROUCH of Psalm 33 in a musical OVER C. D. 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Phon* 433-7731 HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTa TES CEMETERY • 222-1851 /(■/. :m j-0 6 :}0 Colorado Springs I Thursday, May 11, 1967 Denver Catholic Register Page 13 National Hospital Week lOalnst q u ircd • Pro- >niy of tha 7 :la lm t Sf. Anthony's Hospital Up-To-Date Care, Skills Expands Its Schedule Displayed at Penrose In conjunction with Na pins and corsages. Uiven by Sister .Mary Ei Colorado Springs — Dra tions of interested visitors pathologists, and surgeon.s tional HoHpital Week, Si. leen. administrator. matic ofx*n heart surgery, and demonstrate features from over the country. Anthony’s hospital. Denver, ON .M OrilKH S Day, new artery implants, a na of the new equipment. Dr. 'Juan del Regato. scheduled three events in Sunday, May H. the first K XTK N DI Nt; greetinuH tional ly-recttgniztKi cancer Penrose hospital’s most director of Penrose cancer addition to slate-wide lobby baby born at the hospital on behalf of the hospital seminar, a diabetic re unusual operation of the hospital. W'ill moderate the equipment displays. will receive a silver en- w e r e Dr. H erm an M. search i>rogram and in past year was an open seminar. On May 9 the hospital gravefl cup and the mother Doyle, chief of staff; creased authorization for heart surgery case in During the year. Penrose sponsored a luncheon to will 1h‘ ^iven a lloral ar Etienne Per«*nyi, j>ast the u.se of isotopes in diag which a bullet was re received a number of gifts, honor members of the rangement. president of the lay advi nostic priH’cdures are but a moved from a patient in a the largest of which was ENT Women’s Auxiliary unit Auxiliary ilishop David sory l>oard; Mrs. I,,eo Nol lew oj' the events that five-hour f)|>eration. It was one for $100,000 from Mr. iD E N . which contributed .'12.000 iD E N . .M. Maloney officiated at an, president of the wom punctuated the daily pro the first such case at Pen- and .Mrs. Roger Holden of hours of service and $22,- the dedication ceremonies en’s auxiliary; Rabbi Man gram of the la.st year at row hospital, and was pos South Laguna, Calif. A 500 for the purchase of h ave for the hospital’s new ea.st uel Laderman, Hebrew I’enrcKse hospital h(?rc. sible because f)f its Cath $25,000 contribution was rebate equipment last year. Four winjj on May Educational Alliance; Colorado Springs’ largest f Den- erine .Maytag Memorial received from the James F. volunteers received award.s K. V. Kuhlman. assistant .Mother M. Barbara Ann, hospital. Renrose is coop Heart Station, established Bell Foundation of Minne I th a ll for 5,500 hours. provincial su|x*rior of the s M id administrator of the hospi erating this week with se in 196;i. apolis, Minn., through Mrs. 7. On May 10 the hospital tal. was masU*r of cerenu>- Western Province; Ira ven other private, public The bullet worked its Herbert Perry of Rancho honored nployes with nies. 'I’he welcome was Hardin, Jefferson County and military hospitals of way to the patient’s heart Santa Fc, Calif., a trustee manager; and Mayor Tom El l*a.so county in calling after he had l>een shot in of the foundation. Currigan of Deriver. to the attention of re.sidents the abdomen by a stranger, Penrose hospital had its Archdiocesan Supplement what the area’s "Cities of who later was apprehended beginning .March 1. 1890, Heads Hospital Board Care” accomplish. by police. Today the pa when the first patients L e a d v ille The hospitals — I^cnrose, tient lives a normal life. (Jeorge Saunders, left, regional director o f the were admitted to Olockner St. Francis, .Memorial. Ei Other highlights of the Sanatorium, a 25-bcd in Tells Hospital Highlights H osp ital Small Kusinoss Administration, accepts the presi senhower, Brady’s, I’nion dent’s gavel for the St. Anthony hospital. Denver, year at I*enrose include stitu tion bu ilt by Mrs. Printers, C.S. Air Force expansion of its Webb lay advisory hoard from outgoing president, Eti Marie (llockncr in memory Hospitals «)f th<* Arch(n«>cese o f Denv«*r are spot> Notes W ee k aiarlemy. and Ft. ( ’arson’s .Memorial library and the of her husband. Albert lighted in the special supplement honorin}; Archbish enne Dorenyi, president of North Denver Bank. I'. S. Army — have a Leadville — Observing The installation of Saunders look place .May 4 addition of a reading room Glockner. op .James V, Casey, which appears in this issue of week-long program of in memory of the late Dr. the Register. the theme of National during dedication ceremonies f<»r the new east Since 1893. it has been newspaper publicity, tele John L. McDonald, a lead llospitul Week, "Your wing of hospital. Auxiliary Bishop David .M. .Malo operated by the Sisters of ReyinninK nn Paye 55 of the tabloid, brief histo vision appearances and ex ing cardiologist of I’enrose Charity of Cincinnati. O., ries o f the followintt hospitals are listefl: Hospital — A City of Care," ney ]>rcsidcd at the blessing ceremony. is St. Vincent’s hospital hibits under way. hospital stafT, and chief of who have seen it grow into I*<*nrose hospital. Colorado Springs; St. Francis the medical staff for three a 350-bed hospital occupy here, which is conducted PK.NROSF' hospital re hospital, Coloradf) Sprinys; St. Joseph of the Plains by the Sisters of Charity of years. ing a 12-story building. cently installed a complete hospital, ('heyenne Wells: St. Vincent’s hospitiil, Leavenworth, Kans. 'Your Hospital— h ave I.eadville; .Mercy hospital, Denver; St. Jost‘ph’s ht»s- hospital bed unit in Colo DL'RINfi the year. Pen 'bbate The modern hospital, THE HOSPITAL, suc Den* pital, Denver: and St. Anthony’s hospital. Denver. with up-to-date facilities rado Spring.s* First National rose hospital instituted a cessor to Glockner hospital, >erson bank lobby as part of its cardiocordcr service, which sh a ll was rebuilt and dedicateni A City of Care' was made possible by a t sa id in 1958. ■ contribution toward the makes possible detailed gift of $3.2 million in 1950 program. The exhibit in- tape recordings of a per from El Pomar P'oundation. National flospital Week, Some have set up dis NA riONAl, HOSPITAL WKKK clude.s a new electric son’s heart activity during Its total cost was $8.5 Sisters Note 'Week' which opened May 7, is plays in their main lobbies high-low retractable bed. in 10 or 12-hour periods. M a y 8 th Thru May 1.5th Ix'ing observc'd throughout showing equipment, and million, and as a tribute to which a manneejuin patient I’enrose cancer hospital, the generosity of the late the state by its numerous describing various types of At Cheyenne Wells receives intravenous medi affiliated with the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Pen hospitals. medical care. cation. will sponsor its 19th cancer rose, the new hospital, Cheyenne Wells — Obse The displays can be M embers t)f w om en’s seminar next fall and will com pleted in 1959, was viewed during regular vis rving National Hospital Protect Yourself .auxiliaries answer ques again attract radiologists. named Penrose. Week here is St. Joseph of iting hours at mo.st of the Help protect yourself from the i’lains hospital, which hospitals. dying of cancer. Know the The theme of the week is is administertKl by the Si.s- •\merican Cancer Society’s ters of St. Joseph of the Warning Signals: have a com "Your Hospital — A City Third Order of St. Franci.'*. plete physical every year. of Care.” , De>* }a ln s t Colorado Public Health Assn. How To Hasten lu lred t P r e tty of Planning 30th Annual Meeting e the Medicare Claims s a id ( Ireeley — The Colorado of Denver, CBHA presi If a person is about to am er I’ublic Health Association dent, said the program X. J r . send in his first medicare iutors (Cl*HAi a 500 member them e will be "Signal.s, Colo. organization of ofTicial and Symbols and Static.” claim for repayment of «-42U ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL voluntary health workers Speeches and panel di.scus- doctor bills that have been and interested citizens, will sions will probe people to paid, a visit to the Denver OF THE PLAINS social security’ office may hold its Jt'th annual meet peojtle communication, iiiiitiiii Ojieralcd by Sisters of St. .Joseph. T.O.S.K. ing here .May 24-26 at the people planning and help to prevent a delay in payment, according to Jo- CIIKYKNNK WKLIJ^. COI.O. Thrt*e (tables Inn. change, the psychological Albert ■}. Klimtt.szewski basis of communication, .seph S. Sewall. district and man and machine com manager. munications. Sewall said that in the Robert 1). Siek of Denver past some medicare pay ST. VINCENT’S HOSPITAL is general cftnvcntion ments for doctor bills have h ave >bate chairman, and (lien Paul been delayed because some Den- of Greeley, sanitarian with simple but important bit of LEADVILLE, COLORADO srson Mercy Hospital sh a ll the Weld County Health information did not go to sa id Department, is in charge of the medicare carrier with School of Nursing local arrangements. the retjuest for payment. Registration will be held from 9 a.m. until mxtn on Denver, Colorado Wednesday, May 24, and Diploma Program in Nursing the ('olorado Ass PENROSE HOSPITAL Colorado Springs fT Hage 14, Denver Catholic Register ______T h u rs d a y , AAay 11, 1967 Wrapup of Catholic University's 'Curran Case Its resolution may also had caused the newsworthy the theological enterprize unjustified action of the tion in the Church was was the sole recourse. open further the avenues (For all practical purposes MORE obviously, the situation to develop in the and theologians can pursue the case involvint; Catholic issue at Catholic university adm in istration and the poignantly symbolized by The decision was not in an atmosphere of trust of communication through University and the Rev. Board of Trustees. the demonstrating stu first place. last week could not be taken lightly. With com The student steering and freedom their efforts to which authorities and sub Charles Curran has been identified with the issues From first to last it re dents. On Saturday, April plete sincerity, Father committee made every rethink the inherited jects on all levels of settled. Father Curran has dramatized by striking stu mained a protest of fac 22, when Archbishop Curran confessed at his Christian message in dial Church life can enter into been reinstated and pro* effort to maintain a con dents at other college cam ulty and students, many O’Boyle was leaving the moted to an associate pro first press conference, "I trolled and dignified ogue with a changing m utually respectful and fessorship. The "Register** puses throughout the coun of whom happened to be National Shrine of the Im deeply regret the need to world. Such an efTort is in fruitful dialogue. priests and religious, maculate Conception the protest. They consciously offers this article by the try. It had nothing to do bring this matter to the avoided sensationalism. tellectually hazardous. It Rev. James Schaefer.) with the "new left" move against the rector and .students in the vigil across public forum. I only will involve exploration, board of trustees, many from the shrine turned IF P'ATHER Curran’s ment which Dr. Elkins of hope that as a result . . . Members of the com imagination, and innova By Rev. James R. Schaefer of whom happened to be toward him, dropped their reinstatement proves from the University of Maryland Catholic theology in munications media who tion. It must allow for a Bishops. For the most signs, and maintained a the vantage of history to rightly denounced recently, America and the Catho had covered campus pro margin of error, for solu When the impression ex nor with the "free speech” part, specifically ecclesi respectful silence. In a lic University of America tions tentatively articu be the most significant ists that priests and reli astical and religious ju gracious gesture, the Arch tests across the country contribution of this post movement at Berkeley, nor will be better served.” frequently complimented lated, for formulations open gious have led unsuspect risdictions were not dir bishop responded by tip Vatican II age to that co with the military draft the decorum and behavior to debate. To foreclose such ing college students in a protests at Howard univer ectly involved. ping his hat. To his com Father Curran promised an effort authoritatively operation, then the shock revolt against legitimate sity. That is not to say that panion, he expressed ad of the students. of publicity will not have the administration that he But publicity is a two- would be even more haz Church authority, the The immediate issue throughout the dispute the miration of their loyalty to been in vain. w ould not publicize the edged sword. The news ardous. It would fix the Catholic population de was that an assistant Bishops who were members the faculty’s cause. When non-renewal of his contract media brought the injustice best minds of the Church served an explanation. professor of theology, of the Board acted only as the Archbishop appieared at for twenty-four hours. That Such was the impression squarely to public atten upon the past, while the WHAT BEVERAGE IS O who had been unani if they were trustees of a the student rally, Monday, time would have been suf world moves into the fu SO GOOD, SO INTRIGUING. / taken by many from the tion. But they also over mously recommended university, or that the April 24, to announce the ficient for the rector to win ture. SO INVIGORATING. YET SO | played the aspects of the DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT. unusual events surround within the previous six participants in the protest settlement, he was ap a rescinding of the Board event in which they judged Thirdly, although the IT OUTSELLS COFFEE MORE ■ ing the termination of ap months by the faculty o f distinguished carefully be- plauded with enthusiasm THAN 2 W 1 IN BRAZIL— of Trustees’ action. After the public to have the confrontation was not dir pointment and subsequent the school of theology tween the Bishops’ role as and afiection. the 24 hours had elapsed, greatest interest, namely, ectly between ecclesiastical reinstatement of Father and the full membership Trustees and their broader In summary, academic I the rector offered Father the possibility that Father authority and its subjects, Where Both A re G ro w n * Charles E. Curran at the of the academic senate ecclesial role. The confron justice and not religious Catholic University of Curran a hearing before Curran’s published position nonetheless it both gave for promotion from as tation, therefore, both gave obedience was the im three Bishops of the Board ■ Ans: Yerba Mate' America. on birth control was cause the appearance and in sistant to associate pro the appearance of and, in mediate issue. of Trustees at a later date. some real sense was such a (Known as Jesuit Tes since The spectacle of priests’ some real sense was, a for the termination of con Church fathers set up Mate* fessor, was, without pre The second question re Father Curran replied that confrontation. Its resolution plantations 350 years ago) and sisters’ joining lay stu vious charge or hearing, confrontation between mains. "How does one jus tract, and the apparent dents in "picketing” the the offer was "too little confrontation between serves notice, at the very Send $1.00 lor a 32-cup sample denied not only his pro Bishops and priests. tify the scandal of damag and too late.” It was "too least, how legitimate au tea-bag package. Find out why decision of a Board of motion but even the re To the extent that it ing publicity?” Much of the priests and Bishops. Trustees composed mostly little” because the hearing However unfavorable the thority is not to be u.sed. Turet Importers ir-5-211 newal o f his contract by was, Father Curran explic answer lies in the sequence was only before Bishops — Box 4S7, West Chester. Pa 19380 of Bishops raises many an extraordinary inter itly honored the Bishops’ of events. When the faculty initial impact, lasting ben questions. Two predomi and these known to be the- vention o f the Board o f broader ecclesial role. He of a major university elects ologically conservative - efits will, I hope, more nate. "What happened to Trustees. In essence, stated emphatically in his not to teach, that is news. than compensate for it. religious obedience?” and and not before theologians First, the Church is well KNIGHT then, the immediate dis first press conference When the students en as well. More importantly, FAVORS "What justification is there pute w’as between the (Wednesday, April 19): "I masse decide to boycott served whenever a group of for the scandal which it was "too late,” first, be its members stands public NEIGHBORHOOD university’s Board of in no way deny the direc classes in sympathy, that cause in a very narrow SCHOOLS publicity of such a spec I'urstees and its academ tion and the guidance of is news. Much of the an ly for human justice, even tacle does the Church?” sense the 24 hours had al if the injustice has issued V O TE FOR ic senate. the Church by the Bishops. swer also lies in the cons ready elapsed; secondly, By focusing on that im This is absolutely neces cious judgment of the fac from Church leaders. Such A CLEAR perspective of because having been dis a stance lends encourage STEPHEN!. KNIGHT,!r. mediate issue an answer to sary.” ulty that since this same missed without a hearing. FOR the issues involved may the first question, "What type of injustice had been ment to all who struggle lead to answers. First the Father Curran had a right happened to religious THE SAME respect for qu ietly protested before ^ reinstated without a for justice everywhere. SCHOOL BOARO side issues must be set Secondly, although the obedience?” begins to the Bishops’ rightful posi without redress, publicity hearing; and thirdly, be- aside. emerge. confrontation was directly MAY 16 The primary issue was cause his orthodoxy and between a Board of not the orthodoxy o f Fa Obedience to a Board of Tim O'Connor Candidate integrity had already been Trustees and an academic ther Curran’s published Trustees of a university, attested to by a unanimous community, nonetheless it positions on birth con many of whose members vote of his theology faculty both gave the appearance trol. In the absence of happen to be Bishops, is For Council District 6 colleagues, Nov. 4, 1966. and in some real sense was specific charges by the quite different from the a confrontation between RE-ELECT board of trustees one obedience a diocesan priest Timothy D. O’Connor, at the St. Paul address for THE FIRST press con Bishops and theologians. can only guess what promises his Bishop or a 34, has announced his can- six years. His residency in ference was called (by the Its resolution demonstrates Your Councilman theological positions of religious person vows his didacy for the Denver City district 6 covers 15 years. faculty of the School of at the very least how sus Father Curran’s, if any, or her superior. Also, Bish council from district 6. "Being one of Denver’s Theology and not by Father picions of heresy are not prompted the action of ops acting as members of a O’Connor is a registered finest neighborhoods, in Curran alone) 52 hours to be pursued. Its resolu KENNETH M. the Board. Correspond university board of trustees Democrat and every respect,” he said, after notice of non-renewal. tion may even pave the ingly, the reinstatement invoke different authority is co-owner of "I believe that the prop Students, it is true, had way for procedures by of Father Curran does from Bishops acting colle- KFML Radio; erty owners and resi previously alerted the which Bishops can exercise (O ’Fallon Washington press to their MacINTOSH not imply the endorse gially (as they do in the dents of district 6 need their rightful guidance of ment of any of his theo recently formed National O ’Connor! the most active partici first protest rally at McMa logical positions, as Conference of Catholic Broadcasting, pation and representa hon Hall (which was held BILL PROBLEMS? Archbishop O’Boyle Bishops which governs the Inc.), Denver. tion on the City council, some 30 hours after notice PiRHAPS Wf CAN HILP YOU FOR DISTRICT 5 He has been Bad Cradil • No ProMom ■ Nol a Loan Co. made clear in his state Church in the United since this is the lone of non-renewal.) That the Send your name and address for affiliated ment of scttlement- States). voice of assent or dis publicity mounted dramat FREE application to nearest with KFML Now was the central To my knowledge, not a sent, whether the subject ically was due to the delay office for faster service. Your Voice In Your City Government since 1957.[ ATLANTIC ASSOCIATES, Dept. 92 is.sue the strictly legal one single diocesan priest on be a freeway through of the Board of Trustees in Paid lor by Committee for Macintosh. John F. Mueller. Chairman He is one ofl 146 Westminster St.. Providence. R. I. of whether the Adminis campus received explicit their living room; the re- rescinding the order which the council 3312 N. Central Ave . Phoenii. Arizona tration (by university sta orders from his Bishop to zoning o f an area for the candidates who both lives gain of a few and the tute it is not the board of disassociate himself from and ownsa business in the trustees’ responsibility) the protest. Father Curran detriment of many; or district he hopes to serve. the careless and capri might choose to renew or him self first apprised his Born in Kansas on cious granting of liquor not renew an assistant diocesan Bishop, Fulton J. Christmas day, 1932, and 3.2 beer outlets in professor’s appointment Sheen, and received his O’Connor and his family areas where the resi without stating the rea permission to use his own came to Colorado in 1939 dents are overwhelm sons. Legally it may. The judgment in appealing the and lived in Longmont and ingly opposed to such issue, rather, was the larg injustice. With rare excep Sterling until 1944 when actions. er human right of a pro tion, no religious superiors the family moved to Sioux "The neighborhoods that fessor to his reputation for ordered their members not Falls, S.Dak., where wish to protect their dig orthodoxy and integrity to participate in the pro O’Connor attended Cathe nity, stature and autonomy before his colleagues, stu test. Those so ordered did dral high school and the must be represented and dents, and public who not participate. University of South Dako assisted in every possible might conclude from the ta. In 1953 the O’Connors way,” he said. non-renewal of his ap STILL LESS was the returned to Denver and pointment that he was ei protest a revolt of students Tim entered the broadcast Now Many Wear ther unorthodox in teach against faculty. Both fac field with KFEL Radio and ing or lacking in integrity ulty and students joined TV. FALSETEETH or both. together in protesting an O’Connor is the son of Denver insurance man Pat With Little Worry lAST SUNDAY . . . PRESS SUNDAY Eat. talk, laugh or sneevte without O’Connor, and lives at 621 frar of Insectire false teeth dropping, St. Paul street, with his slipping or wobblli.i;. FASTEETH 384th Bomb Group liolds plates firmer and more com was the day set for renewing subscriptions to the wife, Carolyn, two sons, fortably. This pleasant powder has no gum m y, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. and two daughters. He is a Doesn't cause nausea. It's tiUtsilim* member of St. John the inon-aetdi. Checks “plate odor" Addresses Sought Dentures that At are essonttal to Evangelist parish and has health. See your dentist regularly. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Area men who served in from this area cannot at lived as a property owner Get FASTEETH at all drug counters. the 384th Bomb Group tend, Botero would like and for newcomers to subscribe. during World War II are their names and addresses IMMACULATE HEART ACADEMY BOARDING SCHOOL being contacted to update to take back to the con W intersville. Ohio an address list. vention. (30 miles from Pittsburgh) CT3 Small Boarding School lor Girls. Grades 2 through 1} College Prepara Jerry Bolero, Denver, Tory Courses. Conducted by Daughters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. has requested that any T h e re 1$ an A N G E L on your Individual Instruction. For Informatiorr contact Principal. SHOULDER Phone S teu b e n ville . Ohio ( t U ) A M h u rst 4-37S4. men who served in the ItClnit I liitif II group contact him at 4519 cuiiouN iNca tui. Bryant Street, Denver |F(> fr*r ciitllioeit In case you forgot to deposit the special en (80211). or call him at • i> te « e Filktr D ilik velope in the eolleetion basket last Sunday, you 4.55-4380 or 244-2844. 4 For the kind The group will hold a UU ( St may fill out the eoupon below and plaee it in reunion in New York June tiiintii Htifktt. niiNitSNM an envelope marked “ Register” — and drop it kBBD UP tAFifh 2-4. Even though some ■ |MC MtitiMt Qit(* It N m ij of community Mtt V (I M in the eolleetion basket this eoming Sunday. Or Y O U W A N T mail it to your Parish Chureh. thB Catholic A Vote for Elect Church.,, ED BURKE WHAT'S GOING ON IN TH E is a vote for CHURCH? 52 ISSUES A YEAR FOR ONLY $5.00 BEnER CITY WHAT'S GOING ON IN READ THE REGISTER! YOUR ARCHDIOCESE? EDWARD F. BURKE, JR. GOVERNMENT City Council — Oist. #7 Ed B u rk e will work for you LKUIY SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FOR DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER • District 7 homeowner. Denver native N A M E ______• Active in civic atfairs □ • Managing Director of St. Francis Credit Union NEW AD D RESS . I. • Member of St. Francis Parish CODNCILMU • Member of the So. Cent. Improvement Assn. Vote May 16th for C IT Y ______ELECT A NEW VOICE FOR □ PARISH ED W AR D F. BURKE, JR. SOUTHWEST DENVER RENEWAL (BE SURE TO INDICATE PARISH) (Paid for Citizen's Committee to elect COUNCILMAN. DISTRICT 7 John F . Kelly Councilman) ■ i T h u rsd a y / M a y 11/ 1967 Denver Catholic Register Page 15 — Youth Highlights — St. Joseph's royal court arc Tom Novak Lady of Grace and Laurance A. Daane. and John Horvat, senior Englewood. St. Philomena's Music students at St. Jo Mark Tamburello of St. seph’s high school, Denver, attendants: Charles Van Linda Granado has been Ausdahl, king; Jack Egen- Philomena’s school has won will present their annual chosen as May queen at St. M a ry 's der and Tony Croce, junior Our Lady of Grace parish, a $25 savings bond in the spring concert May 12. 7:30 school’s recent science fair. p.m., in the church hall. Ad attendants; Kathy Carollo Denver. Crowning ceremo A c a d e m y and Rickie Anderson, se nies will be held May 28. A Spring Art Show, dis Sharon O’Connor was cho an 8 mission is 50 cents. Proceeds sen as May Queen for the will benefit the choral group. nior attendants; Dorothy She will be attended by playing the works of stu from procession held May 7. Her Among the soloists will be Milano, prom queen; and Judy Burkhart. Ruth De- dents attending the school’s attendant was Mary Ann y to Carolyn Moye, Kathy Go- Gari Comminello and Ros- Chant, Mary Hermann and Saturday morning art Magnie. Paul Johnson has ;ant etzfried. and Chris Kelly. alyn Ciacco, junior attend Clare Hermann. classes, will be held on post Accompanists are Ron Mar ants. Sunday afternoon, May 14. received a full scholarship . co tinez, Tony Velasquez, and Grade school students’ to Mullen high school; Sheila Kenney, Cathedral; nock Frank Trujillo. Abbey School lota Sigma Pi projects will be displayed nave Mary Lou Lubchenco, and Susie McDougal, May Tom Litherland and Judy O’Brien, Sue Gor- from 1:45 until 2:45 p.m. Queen, was attended by High school students may Mary Ann Magnie, honors Kevin McMahon, both of nowski, and Rochelle class, St. Mary’s academy. Charlotte Rubio. Susie Bos- Colorado Springs, members Dusch, incoming seniors at be seen from 1:45 until quez, and Dclso Bosquez at 4:30 p.m. until June 1 in of the United Nations team Loretto Heights college, G lo b e v ille the annual May crowning from Holy Cross Abbey Denver, have been selected the art room of the high ceremonies held at St. Jo School for Boys, Canon for m em bership in Iota school building. On display D i a n e seph’s on May 5. All other City, were among teams Sigma Pi, national honor will be linocuts, drawings, Popish, an seniors composed the Guard which placed in the second ary .society for women in paintings, ceramics, and eighth grade of Honor. annual Model United Na terested in chemistry. papier mache sculptures. A student at St. tions Meeting sponsored by movie and puppet show J o s e p h ’s will also be presented. Sis M t. C a r m e l and held at Southern Col A rm y RO TC school, "Moonlight and Roses” is orado State college recent ter Sara Anne is chairman Globeville, Paul N. Jones, a gradu the theme of the junior-se ly. Litherland was on the of the art department. and t h e ate o f St. James’ grade nior prom at Mt. Carmel team representing South daughter of ” school and Regis high high school, Denver, which Africa; Kevin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. school, has received the D e g re e will be held May 12. was on a team represent J o s e p h V Army ROTC Distinguished Miss Kathleen Moss, Among the members of the ing the Philippines. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P o p i s h , Leader award at the Uni D e n v e r , Mi»i popuh Talented Sophomore versity of Wyoming. W. Ralph Moss of Colorado Springs, will be awarded a placed third in the Rocky .Mary St. John, a sophomore at St. Mary’s Academy, Knglewood, stitches bachelor of science degree Mountain News Spelling a burlap pillow case which will be among the displays at the school’s Sts. Peter, Paul during commencement ex Bee April 29. Out of near spring art sh ow May 14 from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. High school students* The following eighth grade ercises at Ml. St. Scholast- ly 180 youngsters who took projects will be displayed until 4:30 p.m., through June 1 in the art room students at Sts. Peter and ica college. Atchison, part in a 100-word written ot the high school building. Projects created by the grade school students Paul school. Wheatridge. Kans., on May 14. Miss test, Miss Popish was the will be on view IVlay 14 only. were among the winners of Moss is majoring in biology only one who made a per the recent Mullen high with a minor in psycholo fect score. Prior to this, she won first place in the school Oratorical contest. gy- They are David Leppla, Gary annual Catholic school Caldwell, Mike Karuzas, spelling bee. She received Youth Must Be Told Scholarships Helmut Soehn, Gerianne a $25 prize and her name Bruno, and Mary Anne Nel Winners of the Regis has been placed on the I I college scholarship awards son. Archbishop Vehr trophy Meaning of Vocation sponsored by Council 539 which is on display in St. M a r y c r e s t of the Knights of Colum Joseph’s school, Globeville. Atlantic City. N.l. - tioes have a meaning. M i s s bus, Denver, are William it concentrated on the in H. Adamson, St. Joseph’s Solving the shortage of *t our business to B a r b a r a dividual and his reform high school; and Michael religious vocation.s de discover it and to broad R y a n . a while overlooking the in A. Pughes, Holy Family. mands intensive individual cast it to the Catholic stitution and its reform. sophomore at AUTO youth of the world: and M a r y c r e s t First alternate is John renewal on the part of its Atencio, St. Joseph’s. priests, nuns, and Hrother.s to ANDY Situi- l ‘H.4 the .-W M ITV l‘l.,\N of thA- SFK IKTY OF THK minutes will never cost more than a dollar. |)|V |\F W ilK I) h.i» Ix'.-n tn p>>pularM>. • It van rxtrrmriv HAifr invr»lmrnt, • It M hitch rsU* o f in trrr^ l Why not take advantage of our Sunday ARMATAS .ill IhrouKh thr in\r>lMr'H life. Special rates, and make this a very • It mokt-H \nu u «.hH rrr in lh«* \»ork and «piritu.il roturni. «>f onr of the u rt-M • President of City Council special Sunday for someone AUDITOR OrrltTH of thr ( hurch somewhere else? City ind County of Denver Srtcirly of th^ Divtne Hord MIA Wilahtre Rlvd., • Attorney • CPA I.A* Angrlem. C'allf. *0017 Itrmr Hms fmlhrr* -MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS- *rn»l me mformalAon o n _\nur Annuilv (Mmn Mv age Pete RebicN Mrs. Alfred 6raii(er Kerry Grant Mrs. Norbert Staht AN ABLE QUALIFIED Georje Mulqueen Mrs. H. E. Herceerader I Mountain Stales Telephone Committee to Re-Elect Hook 1 itv ’»ln«r CANDIDATE Poflficel Advertiting) Page I6 Denver Catholic Register T h u rs d a y , M a y n , 1967 Now...for Catholics of all ages and Catholic families of all sizes- This remarkable new "extra cash” Catholic Hospital Plan has been created just for you— regardless of the kind of health insurance you already have! 19 Important Questions Answered the modest increase in the box following.) And re For only $1—now, with no qualifications whatsoever, member, regardless of age, size of family or the plan ABOUT THE NEW CATHOLIC HOSPITAL PLAN you can enroll yourself and all eligible members of you select, you can now enroll and get your first month’s coverage for only $1.00! 1. W hat it (he Catholic Hospital Plan? treatment of tuberculoiis, drug addiction, alcohol your family in this vaiuabie extra protection heaith The Catholic Hospital Plan is a brand-new. low- ism, or nervous or mental disorder. cost health protection plan—created especially for 10. V^ hen docs my policy go into force? plan —if you maii your Enroilment Form no iater than CachoUca—that pays extra cash incom e direct tu you when covered accident or illness hospitalizes It becomes effective the very same day we re SPECIAL NOTE IF YOU ARE OVER 65 ceive your Enrollment Form. Accidents arc cov you or a member of your family. Midnight, May 21, 19671 ered on that date. After your policy is 30 days old. Even though Medicare will pay most of vour 2, Why should (he Catholic Hospital Plan be sicknesses which begin thereafter are covered. hospital expenses—it still will not cover all of of special interest to me.^ Under the ALL-FAMILY PLAN, childbirth or When you go to a Catholic hospital, you know pregnancy or any consequence thereof are covered This could well be rhc most important news you've If yours is a young, growing family, then we your needs. During this limited enrollment, you can get the extra cash protection needed during chat the physical and spiritual care you receive is after your policy has been in force for 10 months. heard in years! Now ‘you may enjoy a special low- recommend the All-Family Plan. You and your wife in accordance with the ethical and religious direc arc covered for all new sicknesses and accidents (in the high-risk senior years simply by filling out tives o f the Church. Linder the Catholic Hospital 1 1. What if someone in my family has had a cost health protection plan that pays "extra cash" the Enrollment Form below without any other health problem that may occur again.’ cluding maternity benefits, after your policy has Plan, your benefits are payable in both Catholic direct to you when a sudden accident or an unex t/ualificaSions! and non-Catholic hospitals. Even if one o f your covered family members has pected sickness hospitalizes you or a member of been in force for 10 months). And all your unmar suffered from chronic ailments in the past, pre It’s a fact that people over 65 are greater risks. j. Why do I need the Catholic Hospital Plan existing conditions are covered after the policy your family! ried dependent children between 3 months of age in atldiuon to my regular insurance.^ They go to hospitals more often and have larger has been in force for two years. At last, a long-respected insurance company and under 21 are included at no extra cost as long hospital bills than any other age group. That's Probably your present hospital insurance won't cover all your hospital expenses, but even if it 1 2. What comlitions aren't cos crctl? (Mutual Protective Insurance Company, specializ as they live at home. (This includes not only your exactly why senior citizens need more protec does, you will still need help to cover all your Only these minimum necessary exceptions; preg ing in health insurance for Catholics for over 35 present children but any children you may have in tion! And that's why some hospital plans won’t household expenses when you are hospitalized. the months and years to come.) accept them or charge rates beyond their means. nancy or any consequence thereof (unless you years) has created a brand new health plan, espe But the Catholic Hospital Plan not only accepts *. < .«n I n>lliit c'cn ihotigli 1 c.irry other have the ALL-FAM ILY P L A N ), war. military cially for Catholics like yourself! It is called the If you are the only parent living with your chil he.iith insuraiue.' service, riervous or mental disease or disorder, you regardless of age, it gives you easy-to-carry suicide, alcoholism or drug addiction, or any con CATHOLIC HOSPITAL PLAN. dren, we suggest the One-Parent Family Plan. This protection that is within your means. If you arc Yes. the Catholic Hospital Plan pays you in addi tion to any health insurance you carry, whether dition coveted by Workmen’s Compensatjon or covers you and all eligible children living at home over 65 now, or when you become 65, the fol individual or group—even Medicare! And all your Employers Liability l.aws. ••Try" This Plan Fo r O nly $1.00 between 3 months of age and under 21. Under this lowing modest monthly increase applies. (This benefits are tax-free! is the only increase that can ever be made as I ' (!-in 1 drop out any cinu-? Can you drop plan, o f course, future additions are not included me.' T o make it easy for you to "try” this new plan and long as you continue your policy in force): 5. Is there a lot o f red tape tu <|ualif} f see for yourself just how it can benefit you and your since no maternity benefit is provided in the One- None at all. Y our only qualification is to complete We will never cancel or refuse to renew your family, we now make you this no strings "intrtxluc- Parent Family Plan. Female on All-Family or Husband-Wife and mail your Enrollment Form by the deadline policy for health reasons — for as long as you live P lan ...... $2.25 date shown on the form below. and continue to pay out premiums. W e guarantee tory" offer: If you have no children, or if your children are Female on One-Parenc or Individual Plan 3.00 6. Which pl.in should / ihonsc? that we will never cancel, m odify or terminate You may choose any of four low-cost plans—you your policy unless we decline renewal on all poli You can qualify for this new Plan during this grown and no longer dejoendent on you, you will Male on any P lan ...... 3.00 cies o f this type in your entire state or until the limited enrollment peexod—without having to see want the Husband-Wife Plan. Or, if you arc living can actually select the exac/plan that suits yo » best! If yours is a young, growing family, we recom maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) of your policy a company representative—and without any red tape by yourself, '’.boose the Individual Plan. ARE YOUR PARENTS mend the ALL-FAM ILY PLAN . Y ou and your wife has been paid. You, o f course, can drop your pol whatsoever! You can enroll yourself and all eligible SENIOR CITIZENS? are covered for all new sicknesses and accidents. icy on any renewal date. On all plans, your cash benefits arc paid from the (Maternity benefits are included after your policy members o f your family for only $1.00! very fint day you enter the hospital, for as long— 14. \V In i the C.jtlic Ho%pit.d Pl.in .timnst Most senior citizens guard against becoming a has been in force for 10 months.) All your un like ll.l^ I "bank .uiounc'? married dependent children (and future additions) And, after you receive your policy, if for any and for as many times—as you are hospitalized, "burden." But too often their insurance won’t W hen your policy is issued, your insurance pro reason you decide you don't ivant it, you may return right up to the maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) meet ccxiay's high hospital costs. Even Medicare between 3 months and under 21 are included, at no extra cost, as long as they live at home. vides up to $ 10,000, $7,500, or $5.000—depend it within 10 days and your dollar will be promptly of the plan you select. won’t take care of everything. A serious con If you are the only parent living with your chil ing on the Aggregate o f Benefits o f the p*an you choose. This is your "Health-Bank Account.” dition requiring hospitalization can mean the dren. we suggest the ONE-PARENT FAMILY refunded! Then, every month your policy is in force, an Important: Here is another real "plus"—if end of their reserves and loss of independence. PLAN. This covers you and all eligible children amount etjual to your regular monthly premium vou have been told that anyone in your family To honor their independence and safeguard living at home between 3 months of age and under (including your first m onth) is actually added to How The Catholic Hospital Plan 21. Under this plan, o f course, future additions is "uninsurable"! Even if one of your covered your own reserves, enroll your parents in the your maximum. W hen you have claims, benefits are not included since no maternity benefit is Differs From Ordinary Health Insurance family membe-rs has suffered from chronic Catholic Hospital Plan during this limited en are simply mbtracted from your "acenunt." Wh.it is so unusual about the new Catholic Hospital rollment. Have the parent to he enrolled com provided in the ONE-PARENT FAMILY PLAN. ailments in the past, the kinds of conditions If you have no children, or if your chiiilren 15. Are any other unusual benefits included in Plan—and why should it especially interest you? plete and sign the Enrollment Form, but enter that come back again and again or arc likely your address c /o your name. (Example: c/o are grown and no longer dependent on you, you the Catholic Hospital Plan.’ As a Catholic, it is to your advantage to go to a to recur, (Ac Catholic Hospital Plan will cover will want the HUSBAND-WIFE PLAN. Yes. In the event o f an accidental death (within John M. Jones, 120 Main Street, Anytown, Of. if you are living by yourself, you will want Catholic hospital when sickness or accident strikes. these pre-existing conditions after your policy U.S.A.) We will send the policy and premium 90 days o f an accider*.) o f any person covered, the IN D IV ID U A L PLAN. $500 will be paid to the covered person's parish There you can count on receiving medical treatment has been in force for two years! notices to you. Just enclose $1 for the first 7. If I bciom c hospitalized, uhen do my bt-ne- — unless you wish to name another beneficiary — that Is in accordance with the ethical and religious month’s coverage. But whether or not you have had a chronic ail subject to the maximum (Aggregate o f Benefits) direaives of the Church. O f course, the Catholic Ori' al\ pfans, your cash benefits are paid from the of your policy. ment. the Catholic Hospital Plan will cover any ac very first day you enter the hospital, for as long Hospital Plan cannot guarantee you admission to a cident immediately, the very day your policy goes — and for as many times — as you are hospitalized, ICi. W ill my claims he handled prompcis.' hospital. However, by paying money directly to you into effect—ani\ any new sickness which liegins after up to the maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) of Yes. W ith your policy, you will receive a simple, instead of to the hospital, it guarantees you the right the plan you choose. easy-to-use Claim Form. Y ou r claims will be proc your policy is 30 days old. There are only these How Can Wg Do It? essed quickly and your checks w ill be sent directly to select your own hospital. And even if you enter a 8. How much c.iii T be paid in a Ca(hoIic hos minimum necessary exceptions: pregnancy or any to you. « mam i