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To Indians Helps n o O CO 3 3 interpret fosue X, 13 REGISTER Oldsters To Adjust THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1965 VO L. I ition; oth- that light By Christopher Hernon ma families are educated and e manner To members of the In possess wealth, because of es, name- dian tribes, of the plains the discovery of oil on their City's Head Start acle was and the high country, who lands. bu( the Navajo, Sioux - 4 live in Denver, their reser nation, Cherokee, and Hopi vations seem the "Prom Indians, plus a few Seminoles ised Land” much as the up from Louisiana, cannot ad Passes Test W ith It seems that there was Holy Land is to the Jews. just easily to the pressures of a workman up on a tall ;ally be It is not because the res the White man’s civilization. ladder in a church doing rries an ervations are flowing with THEY ARE not sufficiently Flying Colors some electrical repair milk and honey, but be aggressive to hold, or even to work, and down below iifferent cause their ancient cul obtain regular jobs In a highly Every phase of the Denver Children’s Educa him in the front pew, a riage or ture continues there, in an competitive world, the nuns tional Fund, Inc. Head Start program favorably im little old lady saying her B of her attenuated way. have found. pressed an inspector, representing Washington, when prayers. Sister Antonia, one of a A Head Start program for she visited the city’ s St. Joseph, St. Elizabeth, Aftnun- The workman — just ) return group of Sisters of St. Fran some 20 Indian children in ciation, St. Patrick’s, and St. Anthony centers this for kicks — called out, ! other- cis of Penance and Christian operation at De Smet center, past week. "This is the Lord.” Charity, who staff Marycrest 1458 Corona street, has re Mrs. I. E. McCord, of Kansas City, who will re There was no reaction. ;es, the high school. 5320 Federal vealed that the youngsters are He repeated the same boulevard and who help Indian eager to learn, and adjust port to the headquarters of Project Head Start at the unless residents in Denver, de readily to the program, happi nation’s capital, was particularly pleased at the in words in a somewhat scribed their plight to the ly and with enthusiasm. clusion of the hot lunch program in the centers louder voice, and again Register this week. The Mai-ycrest project She noted that there were no reaction. Since World War II, mem among the Indians shows . no religious emblems or pic Then he said, "This is tures displayed in any of the the Lord, your God ” irsc to bers of some 30 to 35 tribes them to be splendid people to have found their way to the work with. Sister Antonia centers, and that the nuns did Whereupon the little old lb-foot, 4 big city. Some of the Oklaho- said. not wear crosses or carry ro- Guidance Kits lady spoke up and said. ormal- They have great apprecia saries. t "Please don’t bother me tion of human values. Mem — I’m speaking with your e good bers of a family of any tribe MRS. McCORD scrutinized Readied for the numbers and status of Mother.” St dis- within the nations will always * Pilgrimage gather around anyone who is Rebuilding After Flood Disaster Head Start workers, volun sick. They will take in anoth teers. children and teachers, der to Perched on the edge of a gaping hole in the torrent did extensive damage to furnish Counselors er family if they are home besides discussing the curri ■ess in the floor of St. Rose of Lima’s church, Gerry ings and tore two large holes in the walls of The Denver Catholic high Set h r Area less, or orphaned, or for any culum. A Benedictine abbot has in Gruber of Gruber and Sons contractors studies the church, which had been dedicated only a school scholarship committee might other reason in need. In regard to the Sisters en formed us that there are a blueprint for the repair of the church, few weeks before. Engineers have pronounced gaged in teaching, she consid is woricing throughout the three things God does not Handicapped THE NUNS maintain the damaged in the South Platte flood last month. the building structurally sound, and restora ered that paying them such summer months to prepare know; Dc Smet center for them and Besides caving In a sizable part of the floor, tion work is under way. a low salary was “ discrimina guidance kits for high school 1. What's in a Jesuit’s also visit the families. They counselors, to be available in mind; The fifth annual pilgrimage tion in reverse” and ex took a census of the Indian September. 2. Mow much theology a f said for all handicapped persons in pressed her intention of look rcctly population here recently, al ing into this problem. The Rt. Rev. William H. Dominican knows; the greater Denver area is 3. How many communities scheduled at Mother Cabrini’s though the avei^age seldom re Tennessee Pass Memorial Rites The inspector, accompanied Jones, superintendent of the mains constant with the con of nuns there are. shrine, Mt. Vernon canyon, by Head Start director Sister archdiocesan schools, stres Saturday. July 24. tinual switch back to the re 500 Former Camp Hale Ski Troopers Rosemary. Dick Clark of ses the growing importance of Charles Thompson, a mem servation, or departure for Denver’s War on Poverty or effective counseling in high other places when a current ber of Cathedral parish. Den ganization, and social work schools. work contract or training per ver. and director of the Color ers Robert Pena and Rupert SEMANTIC CAMOUFLAGE iod is completed in Denver. ado Handicapped association, Revisit Nation's Highest Monument Padilla, saw children’s vision AT SOME TIME in 1966 . 50 Simplicity is no longer in These arrangements are said hopes are to have the lar screenings being taken by a per cent of the American pop vogue. In one article we read made by the Bureau of Indian Atop 10,400-foot Tennessee gest attendance ever at this paign that drove German A select and closely knit nurse at St. Elizabeth’s, as ulation will be 25 years of age that it is no longer proper to Affairs, which works to help Pass near Leadville with annual event. mountain troops from the Ital group then, they united here sisted by*tcachers. or under, Monslgnor Jones refer to a lunatic as crazy. He the Indian acquire new skills snow-draped Mt. Elbert, Colo ian Apennines. this month some 20 years la pointed out. is psychotically disoriented. to fit him for employment in rado’s 14,400-foot rooftop, as a MRS. McCORD attended a MASS WILL BE offered at ter as they joined in an inter And the word criminal must modem industry. backdrop, is the nation’s high THE TENNESSEE PASS teacher and volunteer meet The opportunity of unskilled the shrine at 11:30 a.m. by the religious memorial ceremony. also be jettisoned. The crook The adult education group est monument to its war dead. moument, a solid 12-foot high. ing at the Annunciation center labor is almost gone, Monsi Rev. Stephen Handen of The assembly of 500 of the gnor Jones said, therefore the may have robbed a bank and conducted by the nuns has 14-ton slab of polished brown and partook of the hot lunch Blessed Sacrament parish, Erected six years ago. it mountain warfare veterans high school counselor must killed everybody in sight but brought a good response from granite, is appropriately there. She al.so attended an Denver. Afterward dinner will bears the names of the Tenth and 700 of their wives and have the means of guiding he is only a “ societal deviate” the 12 to 15 couples taking placed at the site where the entire se.ssion of Head Start be served in the Sisters' din Mountain Division’s 990 war children climaxed a national students towards definite and or “ pathological aberrant.” part. The program enables division, commonly called the at St. Anthony’s, and at the ing room, and entertainment reunion of three days of fel attainable goals. them to see some hope of bet dead, a few of whom died in Mountain or Ski Troops, went lowship and special programs St. Patrick center she inter is planned. terment, offers a way out of the bleak Aleutian Islands but through rigorous training in viewed all the lay faculty. T h e scholarship c o m- Volunteers arc needed to at Vail Village. Jack Vance heard a woman the perennial dilemma of 1943 - 44 while stationed at The use in the Head Start mittce’s kit contains mater provide transpoKation to the most of whom were victims Taking part in the memor say: “ He’s the most laxadais- people trying to adjust to an of a bloody three-month cam Camp Hale. program of social workers, ials to help youngsters who shrine. Persons desiring to ial service were Monsignor ical person I ever saw. entirely different and fast- speech therapists, nurses, for one reason or another, arc Seemed to Jack that the help in this way may call Mr. paced culture. (Brig. Gen.) William J. Mor not prepared to enter college, an, Deputy Chief of Army dentists, doctors, and police mispronunciation is more Thompson (from 3 to 10 p.m.) Many Indians have little vo but who can go into the Amer Chaplains, from Washington, advisers on safety equipment, graphic than the correct form. at 222-4956. Earlier day calls cabulary in English. They who was the Tenth's staff impressed the visitor. ican technical institutes or may be made at 623-9170. were raised where only the 200 Negroes To Attend chaplain in Italy, and Colonel The program’s efficiency, other vocational areas. Handicapped persons wish spoken word was known, and David M. Fowler, retired the apparatus purchased, and ing to make the pilgrimage book learning was wholly ab AN.NE NIEMEYER, col St. Peter Clover School commander of the 87th Moun the attitude of the teachers NOTE TO MILADY and in need of transportation sent. lege counselor of St. Francis Yc olde hairdressers and like their Catholic neigh tain Infantry Regiment which, and all concerned with the may also call the phone num Some 200 Negroes are at do Sales' high school, will at never dye — SISTER ANTONIA ex tending the St. Peter Claver bors, to sec who and what with the 86th and 85th re project drew favorable com bers listed above. tend the school office confer They only rinse away, vacation school, conducted by they are. giments. was the fighting core ment from Mrs. McCord. William B. Bradley of K. of pressed the hope that they ence this week to prepare say I. the Rev. John F. Brady, S.J., FREQUENTLY someone of the division. C. Council 4647, Denver, is will keep what is best in their Catholic College Day activi —Gerald Crawford of Sacred Heart parish, Den over 20 years of age will endeavoring to secure volun own culture, and select what ties, scheduled for Oct. 11-12. teer drivers for the pilgrim ver. come into t h e Catholic is best in the modem indus THE VETERANS came Mexican Group Invitations are being sent to age. He may be contacted trial culture with which they Named for the Colored Church, his interest in the from many distant states, and Faith having begun in St. Pe over 100 Catholic colleges. at 388-2124. must live. saint who was the apostle to the one who traveled the lon Will Perform I..ast year 48 Catholic colleges ter Claver school. Thanks to M.W. in L.A. we They are not in the least ac the Negroes in 17th century gest was a Catholic priest. The International Mariachi sent representatives to the MR. THOMPSON empha Spanish America, the school Four Sisters of (Charity of pass along the following odd quisitive. They do not wish to Father Thomas B. Cannon. Infantil. a group of highly Archdiocese College night sized that all handicapped and encumber themselves with now in its 29th year aims to Cincinnati. Sisters Ann Fred S.J., now director of the So names from real life: Arthur erick, Louis Marillac, Robert, talented young entertainers program. Mrs. Niemeyer ex interested persons are urged possessions beyond their im help pupils get to know Catho dality of Our Lady in the Phil-, Safcblade, Mr. Rainwater, and Ann Rose, teach the class from Monterrey, Mexico, will pects the number to increase to attend the ceremonies July mediate needs. lics and Catholicism. Most of ippincs. He was chaplain of Mrs. Bierwagen, Ralph es, which begin at 8:45 and perform at St. .\ndrew Avelli- this year. Booze, Virginia Rabbitbasket 24. those enrolled are from non- the Division’s Special Troops no’s seminary Friday, July BECAUSE THE RESER- close at 11:15 a.m. on week The national college counse (who married at an early age Catholic denominations. in Italy, 23, at 8 p.m. vation is their sacred land, days. lor convention is scheduled to to forestall scoffing!), Nudle Meeting Set Sister Antonia considers that THE SCHOOL, begun July Recalling the loss of the The children will present a be held in Denver on Oct. 4 to Belle Serkle, David Three- the best thing to bridge the 12 continues to July 24, ending three 87th chaplains; the program of a variety of Span 8. wits. and Jerry Derryberry. To A ssist gap between the two cultares with the traditional annual death of Father Hagen of the ish music, including Mexican .And what ever happened to is to have industries start up picnic. Priests’ Retreat 86th; and the fact Father “ hillbilly” songs; folk danc good old Harry Farkloberry? Flood Victims in those areas, giving regular “ We have had lots of people Charles Gordon of Brooklyn ing by Los .Aztecas; and a ‘Peter’s Pence’ number of comedy routines. A meeting of Mayor Tom employment, where the work- volunteering to help,” Father Begins July 19 became separated from his The priests of the Archdio Contributions Currigan and city officials discipline, and the rewards Brady said. “Some to lead outfit, the 85th, during three One of the youngsters is billed cese of Denver will open their as “ the youngest comic in the with Valverdc-area residents, gained, can be seen and emu prayers, others to take roll- weeks of heavy offensive and Contributions to the “ Pe annual spiritual retreat on casualties, Father Cannon world.” A Massachusetts Institute businessmen, clergy, and all lated. call, and still others offering ter’s Pence” collection, taken of Technology alumnus and Monday evening, July 19. at said that it meant that he was Admission to the perfor other Interested persons will Meanwhile, the apostolate to tackle anything else that in churches of the archdiocese now head of a highly-succcss- St. Thomas’ seminary. the only Catholic chaplain in mance. which will be held in to the city Indians goes on. needs to be done.” Sunday, June 27, have been ful electronics firm was asked be held in Rishcl Junior high The retreatmaster will be the division of 14,000 men, un the seminary auditorium, 1050 with trust in Providence that Many of the helpers are announced by the Chancery why he never missed Mass on school at 8 p.m. Friday, July the Rev. Edward B. Bruegge- til Monsignor Moran took the S. Birch street, will be $1 for a solution may be found to high school students. Father man, S.J., professor of theol office. Sunday: 16. division post and replace adults and 50 cents for child A complete listing of results the many problems that beset Brady added. Notable help is ogy at Xavier University, Cin “ In my business it is a real The purpose of the meeting ments were procured for the ren. Proceeds will be used for from the various parishes will the impoverished tribes, provided by the Lampkin fam cinnati, O. Ordained in 1941, rat race. I have to go some is to assist those affected by line outfits. the benefit of the seminary. be found on page 2. “ With the CCD classes, the ily which takes care of the Father Brueggenmn gained his place on Sunday where I can last month’s flood in the area adult education program, and picnic; Leon Lampkin drives doctorate in theolog>' in Rome find out where I am going and in planning to recover from encouragement of a deeper the school bus, cost of which in 1942. Prior to his ordination what it's all about.” the disaster. study of English, we hope that is borne by Denver attorney he took his philosophical Representatives of the Red they will see a way to better Joseph Little. studies in France and his theo Cross and the city building and their conditions, accept and The main thing about the logical studies in Belgium. For planning departments will at utilize some of the better vacation school, the director a number of years he taught St. Jude's Burse tend to give expert advice on values of the White man’s civ pointed out, is that it enables at St. Mar>‘ of the Lake semin rehabilitation planning. ilization.’ the students to get to know ary, Mundelein. HI. Is Given 13 Gifts Thirteen gifts in the past week added $90 to the St. Jude burse for the training of St. Louis U. Proxy To Note Jubilee in Boulder seminarians studying to be come priests in the Denver The Very Rev. Paul C. Rei- Creighton, in Omaha, Neb. Reinert, is director of public directed St. Louis university archdiocese. The burse total * nert, S.J., president of St, Father James Reinert is prin relations at Regis college in in a program of progress in is now $1,016.23. Denver. Another brother, ,, Louis university and a native cipal of Chaplain Kapaun Me quantity, quality, physical Donors include: Littleton, John F. Reinert, who died of Boulder, will celebrate the morial high school in Wichita, plant, and national stature. Mrs. M.B.T., $10; Snyder. ► silver anniversary of his or Kans. Feb. 12, was a life-long part The university is currently Colo., Mrs. F. E.E., $5; Glen- dination to the priesthood this A fourth brother, George J. ner with his father in the Rei conducting a $46 million, 10- wood Springs. .A.Z., $5; and ^ Sunday. July 18, in Boulder. nert Clothing Co., in Boulder. year expansion development Cheyenne WelLs, .Mrs. J.T., Father Reinert, one of three Father Paul Reinert was plan to be completed in 1968, $5; priest-sons of Francis Reinert graduated from Sacred Heart the 150th anniversary of the - of Boulder, will offer a Mass grade school in Boulder and school. From Denver, .Anonymous, of Thanksgiving at 12:15 p.m. attended Regis high school in In addition to his adminis $5; R.G.O., $10; G.H., $5; Anonymous, $10: H.B., $5; at Sacred Heart church in Denver. Following his grad trative role at St. Louis uation from Regis, he en university, he has played an Mr.s. L.E.M., $5: Mrs. W.E.L., ■ Boulder. $15; Anonymous, $5; and Mrs. ] He will be joined at the al- tered the Society of Jesus in active part in the social, busi K.M.. $5. V tar in the Mass of concelebra- 1927 at Florissant, Mo. He ness. and cultural develop ' tion by his two Jesuit broth- was ordained June 26, 1940, at ment of St. Louis. The St. In addition, a $15 gift from i ers, the Rev. Carl M. Reinert, St. Mary’s, Kans. Louis Globc-Dcmocrat in 1963 .Anonymous, Chicago, was ■ S.J., and the Rev. James A. During his Jesuit training named Father Reinert as its addtKi to the Monsignor John ' Reinert, S.J. he earned both the Bachelor’s “ Man of The Y ear” in recog R. .Mulroy burse. and Master’s degrees from nition of his many contribu The sum of $6,000 will estab A RECEPTION for friends St. Louis University. After his tions to the city. lish a seminary burse in per W of the family will be held in ordination be attended the Father Reinert’s abilities petuity for (he education of , : • the Sacred Heart church grot- University of Chicago where and experience have been a sdident studying for the to immediately following the he earned bis Doctor’s degree much sought on state, re A Volunteer Shows How priesthood. The principal will Mass. in education in 1944. gional and national levels. He be Invested and only the Inter Father Reinert has served Father Reinert was appoint has been called upon by three Newly graduated from the Catholic ried to Richard D. Holland, of Arvada, July est used. as president of St. Louis ed dean of St. Louis \iniversi- U.S. Presidents to serve on university of America, Washington. D.C., Ka 17. and the couple will work as parish helpers Donations to the seminary university, St. Louis, Mo., ty College of Arts and Scien national education policy ren McGee, above, majored in elementary with the Rc\. H. Egerlon, pastor of Tehach- burse should be sent to the since 1949. Father Carl Rei ces in 1944 and four years la making boards. He has school teaching, as a preparation for sharing api, Calif., as Extension society volunteers. ter was named executive vice served at some time or other Most Reverend Urban J. nert is president of the some of the blessings she has received. Den Both young people, grateful for what they president of the university. with nearly every important Vehr. .Archbishop of Denver, Creighton University Develop verite Karen attended Christ the King school have received In life, wish to give of their ment foundation and for 10 Very Rev. Paul Reinert, DURING HIS 16-year admi education organization in the Chancery office, 1536 Logan and St. Mary’s academy. She is to be mar time and talents to others less fortunate. years served as president of S.J. nistration Father Reinert has country. street, Denver. Colo. 80203. Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, July 15, 1965 100 College Administrators Register Freezing Technique For Jesuit Educational Unit Workshop
Nearly 100 college adminis-i Jesuit college presidents; chap and associate professor of psy nel services at St. Peter’s col lege, Jersey City, N.J., and im Used on Cataracts trators are registered as parti-chief student personnel chology at Wheeling college, , * 1 .u loac I officers, deans of men, deans of Wheeling, W. Va., the workshop mediate past president of the A new technique now being Under local anesthesia, a cipant, in the 1 9 « Jesuit directors, National Association of Student small incision is made in the chairman, said the format will used at Mercy hospital. Denver, cational Association ^'orkshop|g{.g^^|f}|g deans from the 28 Je Personnel Administrators (NA- for the removal of cataracts of eye and the stylet inserted to include general and small group on student personnel programs jgyjj colleges and universities. discussions on 15 different SPA); the eye is called “ Cryosurge the lens. The stylet freezes and D r. Dana L. Farns- ry.” adheres to the lens, thus, per areas pertinent to the workshop F 3o""r^gifCollege theme. worth. M.D.. director of univer mitting the removal of the cata Worhsh% partieW s^^^ sity health services at Harvard Cryosurgery, from the Greek These include: “Profile of ract with no damage to the re*j university, an authority and au "kryo” (icy cold or frost), is a Student Interests, Attitudes, and mainder of the eye. r r t e ’] t 't \ s ^ r '’ Mo1^ , ^ g * k ™ h - e been in- thor on mental Health and a new surgical method involving Values;” “ The Problem of Con Cryosurgery can be per afternoon and evening meetings “ > P” " ' Fellow of the American Medical :[ a small probe (cryostylet) that fidentiality in Psychological formed on patients who remain are scheduled and will be held^ Theme of the workshop is Association Council on Mental uses electricity and cold water Testing and Counseling;” “ His fully conscious or only lightly in the lecture hail of the Regis i "Coordination of all student per- Health; to produce the probe’s freezing torical Background of Women anesthetized and is virtually a ficldhouse. ;sonnel services and integration Dr. Edward S. Golden, secre power. in Jesuit Colleges;” “ Problems bloodle.ss procedure. This new with the total educational enter- tary. inter-board office of per of the College Student in Term.s “icy lance” for cataract surge PARTICIPATING in theiPfise of the Jesuit institution of sonnel services, United Pres A CATARACT IS the clouding of Human Development and ry eliminates the possibility of workshop will be officials of the,higher learning.” byterian Church; of the lens in the eye. A normal Motivation;” “The Jesuit Col rupturing the outside shell of Praise for Patrol Boys JEA; prefects of study of thej The Rev. G. Gordon Hender- Dr. M. Eunice Hilton, profes lens is clear; when it becomes lege Student and Social Issues.” smoky or milky and impairs the the lens during removal. nine U.S. Jesuit provinces; four^son, S.J., director of guidance sor of education, University of vision, a cataract has developed John De Matteo, eighth grade pupil at St. Catherine’s Representing the JEA at the Denver; and the lens must be removed CRYOSURGERY at Mercy school, proudly receives a safety patrol award for outstanding workshop will be the Rev. Ed Dr. Philip A. Tripp, specialist to restore the vision. Hospital not only is the newest performance from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on behalf of bis ward B. Rooney, S.J., pres for student services, U.S. Office thing for the removal of cata school. From left to right arc the Archbishop, Officer Joe Hale Requiem Set Thursday ident, and the Rev. Paul A. of Education; Mercy hospital ophthalmolo racts but can be utilized with Fitzgerald, S.J., assistant to of the Denver Police department safety education division, Dr. Edmund G. Williamson, gists (medical doctors specializ tremendous success in the Father Rooney. ing in the care of the eye) are John, and Auxiliary Bishop David M. Malony. John is the dean of students and professor treatment of retinal detach Among the college and utilizing this new ice scalpel in ment. head safety patrol boy at the North Denver school. For Daniel Kellogg Minnesota, long active in the cataract surgery. university presidents expected of psychology, University of to attend are the Very Rev. field of personnel and guidance Requiem Mass is being of and author of numberous books fered at 9 a.m. Thursday, July Richard F. Ryan, S.J., pres ident of Regis, the host school; and articles relating to the 'Peter's Pence Collection 15. in the Cathedral of the Im* field. maculate Conception for Daniel the Very Rev. Laurence V. G. Kellogg 20, who was killed Britt, S.J., University of De The Rev. Thomas F. Finu- cane, S.J., dean of students at the past Sunday in a mountain troit; the Very Rev. John P. Regis college, is serving as climbing accident. Leary, S.J., Gonzaga universi Contributions by Parish ty; the Very Rev. Charles S. c(X)rdinator for the workshop. Other Regis participants in St. Caletan < 84.50 Pauline Chapel — KELLOGG, who lived at 1521 Casassa, S.J., Loyola Universi The following contributions clude the Rev. Robert F. Houli- St. Cath'. ine's 325.00 (Broadmoor) 457.00 Humboldt street, plunged to his ty of Los Angeles. from parishes of the archdio St. Dumlnic's 195.00 Sacred Heart 253.00 ban, S.J., dean, and the Rev. St. Elizabeth's 188.20 Sf. Mary's 503.00 death while he and two compa cese to the "Peter’s Pence” col OTHER PRINCIPAL partici- Harry E. Hoewischer, S.J., act- St. Francis de Sales' 675.00 Holy Family — nions were scaling a steep rock lection June 27 have been an St. Ignatius Loyola's 155.17 Security village 82.55 pants will be: ing chairman, department of St. James' 500100 Craig — St. Michael's 68.81 face in a canyon west of Eldor nounced by the Chancery office, The Rev. Victor R. Yanitelli, psychology, and director ot The money contributed to the St. John the Evangelist's 500.00 Cripple Creek — St. Peter's 22.32 ado. SI. Joseph (C.SS.R.) 131.00 Crook — St. Peter's 4.35 S.J., director of student person- guidance and counseling. collection is sent to the Holy St. Joseph's, Golden 220.00 Derby — St. Cathe'’ine's 101.93 He was a member of the Holy Father to help him meet the ex St. Joseph's, Polish 70.00 East Lake — Sf. Louis', Englewood 267.05 (Mission of Brighton) 45.25 Ghost parish choir and a 1964 penses of charity and mission St. A6ary Magdalene's, Erie — St. Scholaslica 9.io[graduate of Machebeuf high Edgewater Estes Park — Our Lady work he supports throughout 290.00 160.421 school. St. Mary's, Littleton 454.75 of the Mountains LiEIBiVLAIslB T e B O C IC H O Ft S T the world. SI. Patrick's 102.25 Evergreen — Sts. Pater and Paul's, Christ the King 115.00 Born in Denver May 16. 1945, JUNE 17, m j Wheatridge 300.00 Flagler — St. Mary 21.00 the son of Mrs. Theresa Kellogg DENVER PARISHES St. Plus X's, Aurora 253.30 Fleming — Sf. Peter 90.00 CAthedrcl 621.U St. Rose ot Lima's 200.00 FORT COLLINS and the late George Kellogg, he A ll Saints' 312.67 St. Vincent de Paul's 541.00 Holy Family 31.00 A ll Souls, Englewood 46S.80 Ft. Logan — Holy Name 101.81 attended St. Joseph’s (Redemp- PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Ft. Lupton — St. William's 38.19 Biassed Sacrament S6S.61 torist) and Cure d’Ars grade Christ the King 9J3.S0 Bouldar — Sacred Heart 444.30 Ft. Morgan — St. Helena's Daniel G. Kellogg .Sister M. Christopher Cure d'Ars 3SS.00 Boulder — Frederick — St. Therese' schools. He was a student of the Guardian Angels' 95.00 St Thomas Aquinas' 179.40 Georgetown — Our Lady Holy Cross. Thornton 299.34 Brighton — St. Augustine's 397.00 of Lourdes Denver Extension center of the and Mrs. Reno Marsalli; a Holy Family 240.00 Broomfield — Glenwood Springs — University of Colorado at the number of aunts and uncles. New Position Holy Ghost 400.00 Nativity ot Our Lord 260.00 St, Stephen's Holy Trinity, Westminster 345.00 Brush — St. Mary's 68.15 GREELEY time of his death and was an Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schutz, Mr. Most Precious Blood 594.14 Bulfalo — St. Elizabeth's Mary's 160.00 employe of American Manga and Mrs. Sam Marsalli. and For Registrar Mother of God 240.45 Burlington — $t. Catherine's Haxtun — Christ the King Mount Carmel 120.65 Cascade — (Mission of (Holyoke) 6.55 nese Steel. IjMr. and Mrs. Vincent Murphy: Notre Dame 308.42 Sacred Heart, Colo. Spings) Holyoke — St. Patrick's 47.50 : and six nieces and nephews, all A t Loretto Our Lady of Fatima. Lakewood 335.00 Castle Rock — St. Francis' Hudson — St. Isidore 14.00 Hugo — St. Anthony's 20.85 IN ADDITION to his m other,.of Denver, Our Ledy of Grace 70.00 Central City f - Assumption GERARD R. Sister .Mary Christopher, re Our Ledy of Lourdes 163.00 (Idaho Springs) Idaho Springs — St. Paul's ts.oo he is survived by three broth- Funeral arrangements were Tb BOCKHORST, CPCU gistrar at Loretto Heights col Our Ledy of Visitation i i oo Cheyenne Wells — IliH — St. Catherine's 19.81 Presentation 13a 57 Sacred Heart Julesburg — St. Anthony's 42.00 ers, Raymond. William, and made through Boulevard mor- PARTNER lege since 1957. has been ap Sacred Heart siios COLORADO SPRINGS I Kiowa — St. Ann's 11.95 John; his grandparents, Mr. tuaries. Burial. Mt. Olivet. pointed assistant to the acade St. Anne's. Arvada 392.35 Corpus ChrlstI 391.651 K>t Carson — St. Augustine's 50.10 St. Anthony's 201.7s Holy Trinity Keenesburg — Holy Family 18.00 mic vice president and will as 316.441 Lafayette — Immaculate St. Bernadette's. Lakewood 411.00 Our Lady of Guadalupe 35.811 ERS — sume office in August. Cortceptlon 63.52 SAFE LEADVILLE POLICIES OLD LINE COMPANIES Annunciation PERSONALIZED MONUMENTS and MARKERS 6 MONTHS The beauty The position, a new one in the LImon — Mission of Hugo marriage, as office of academic affairs, will Longmont — St. John the lenis. will fori include the planning and direct Baptist's .M . M Memorial Co. Catholic-Jewish Louisville — St. Louis' ^ I.#- QnM UvamsL M nesL 1 8 9 7 Pre-Cana cor ing of advisement and testing Loveland — St. John's r i C K S O n Speer Btvd. A. 9th 1130 PUBLIC SERVICC BIDO. in the curren program, academic review and Manitou — Mission ol Sacred ^ ^ ■ ■ 255-1785 Heart, Colorado Springs open at 1:30 matters concerning the scholas Mead — (Mission of Frederick) 18. tic progress of the students. Monument — SI. Peter's Relations Presage (Mission of Elbert) The Rev. .Sister Christopher, prior to Oak Creek — St. Martin's Newcastle — Precious Blood assistant past becoming registrar at Loretto (Mission of Rifle) 5.00 dc Paul’s pai Heights, had been lecturer and Peefz — Sacred Heart 48.00 25.24 COTTRELL'S REINERT'S tual director .secretary of a national Catholic Signal Period Plattevllle — St. Nicholas' Rifle — St. Mary's 18.00 DENVER and BOULDER and the princi V'outh organization, The Roggen — Sacred Heart 27.00 Sunday scssio: A declaration of the Vatican tion on the Jews, hailed in Silt — Sacred Heart 10.00 Queen's Work; a high school Steamboat Srplngs — .Ml meeting Council II expected to be particular for its forthright Holy Name 41.3) I teacher of English, history, and pro • Can.'i o Latin; lecturer in English and made at the Septejnber ses condemnation of anti-Semi Sterling — St. Anthony of Padua's 165.75 avenue and Ji director of publicity at Ixirctto sion repudiating anti-Sem i tism, which was given over Strasburg — (Mission of Huge) 18.00 tism will be the most impress- 76.00 V Heights, she has an A.B. degree whelming preliminary appro Stratton — St. Charles' On Mondaj sive to come from the Church Welby — Assumption 70.00 val last November. j Weldons — St. Francis' JULY CLEARANCE SALE 'l p o'clock two in English from Webster college and the M. Ed degree from throughout the long centuries The declaration, substanti- | (Mission of Brush) will discuss ' of the Jewish diaspora, no Wiggins — Our Lady of Lourdes Marquette university. ally revised since It was first ' Woodland Park — Our Lady bles” and mej matter in what final form it drafted in 1962 at Pope John’s | of Woods 46.75 them — ofte She has also done graduate comes, observers say. Wray — St. Andrew's 41.10 OF 6000 their imporla suggestion, extols the great ; work at St. Louis University Yuma — St. John's 25.00 Pope and Bishops have spo magnitude of “ the spiritual marriage. and Catholic University of ken out against anti-Jewish Rollic and . America. patrimony common to Chris- ^ persecution on many occa tians and Jews,” and clearly I review the rob Her replacement as registrar sions, it is pointed out, but counsels against teaching j I Forty Hours' wife. After a this will be the first time that Hart, Schaffner & Marx at Loretto Heights has not yet anything (hat could “ give rise I problems of e< been announced. an Ecumenical Ckmncil had to hatred or contempt of the Devotion quarrels, wor pleaded on behalf of the vic Jews in the hearts of Chris JULY 18. 1965 similar dlffici tims of what has been called tians.” VI SUNDAY AFTER RENTE- under the sen Edward Maxwell “ the great hatred.” COST Marge Sullivai Although still officially con- , Timely Clothes, Mansfield Something unparalleled In *Grand Lake. St. Anne’s fidential, the statement on : T h e some Professes Vows Papal or Jewish history took ’Steamboat Springs, Holy problem of adj place on the October morning Jewish — Christian relations | Name Recently professed in the — part of a declaration “on steal aspects Third Order Regular of St. in 1960 when the late Pope •N.B. Missions marked with be discussed a John XXIII, receiving a dele Relations of the Church to an asterisk (•) may have 13 Young in Build Francis of Penance was Broth .Non-Christian Religions” — day by two p er Luke T.O.R. (Edward Max gation of 102 American Jew Hours’ of Exposition of the physicians. ish leaders, opened his arms has been publish^ in the Blessed Sacrament instead of well) of St. Francis de Sales’ world press and has stirred parish, Denver. in a gesture of embrace and 40 Hours’ . T H E CONI much speculation and created said to them; “ 1 am Joseph, conclude Frids Brother Luke entered the e.vtraordinary popular inter Suits... Sportcoats... Topcoats your brother.” p.m. with Fath Franciscan preparatory semin est, as have two other major In essence, this is what "for Better Cab Service" as speaker. ary in September of 1963. 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OPEN ’TIL 8:30 MONDAY NIGHT Park Free Next Door Thursday, July 15, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 3 Prayers for Enslaved Peoples To Mark Captive Nations Week' ‘ a r n s- |* Catholics throughout the “ Pray for them,” urges Bish er exiled from China: “ The They say we aren’t anymore.’ univcr- '9 would become more interest prison. 1 can assure you that it United States will be pray op Atkielski. “ While we are thoughtful Catholics in China “ I can say that I saw the ed.” harvard X was prayer which always kept ing with special fervor the hopelessly separated from these will be very grateful for your Faith of our persecuted people. our hpurts up and with hope. and au- ’ captives by all human yard prayers and Masses, and will and a coming week for the mil Pray and pray, sacrifice your A.N EXILED Cuban priest We said daily the Rosary aloud sticks, wc must not lose hope. strengthen u.s all by their pa Medical lions of men, women, and selves and your efforts won’t be who was the chaplain for one of and in groups. God is the Lord What is impossible to man is tience under com plex and pain Mental ^ children enslaved by Com in vain. I saw wonders you the Bay of Pigs brigades said; of History, and it is through munist tyranny. possible to God.” ful burdens. wouldn’t believe. I wish only “ Let me thank you for your prayer that we can execute the , secre- The occasion will be the an Bishop Atkielski particularly “ They will be thankful if, in, that American Catholic priests prayers offered for us while in greatest influence in history.” of per- nual observance of “ Captive recommends prayers of inter addition to praying for them, Pres- Nations Week," July 18-25. cession to Our Lady of Guada we ‘behave for them’ and use And without the prayers al lupe, patroness of the league. the principles of faith and chari profes- ready offered for God’s protec “ We know that she, as the ty in every part of our every . Complul* U n* of to lig io w t A riid o * for Church ond Homo sity of tion. over these suffering mil Mother of All America, will ac day life. lions, according to Bishop R o cept tenderly any prayer we “ But it is the children who A. P. WAGNER & CO. scialist man R. Atkielski, Auxiliary of have for the persecuted. are in the saddest situation; Office Milwaukee, Wis., their plight A former Communist-impri they are deprived of the light would be even far worse than it soned missionary w rote the CHURCH GOODS , league: “ In prison, with good and strength our Faith could •mson, give them; are exposed to hear laymen whom I greatly ad >fessor ing religion derided and calum “EXCEPT FOR Divine Pro mired, I was forced several in the niated in the press, classroom, vidence.” the Bishop declared times to tell them: ty of films and such Parents can idance H e lp ! in a plea for observance of the “ ‘You know 1 want to help you; I know you want to help only with difficulty teach them books ;week. "the millions of captive to pray.” Calling for help w ith the dishes Ls a Jiinior-slzc housekeep people under Communism have me. The kindest thing I can do, NOW IN OUR ) the er ut the Presentation parish “ Head Start” center. The kitchen indeed become the ‘unreach- for the time being at least, is .4nd this from a priest who vi furnishings, scaled to a child's dimensions, are meant to ables’ to citizens of the free not to speak a word to you or sited an Iron Curtain country in widen the youngsters’ experience, not to put them to work. world.” show you any notice.’ 1964: “ There is a complete dis Bishop Atkielski Is executive “ That’s part of the suffering orientation among these people director of the League of Pray- imposed on us, and it is accept since the Communists are very ^ er for the Captive Peoples, an ed with understanding.” hard on them. One of these poor Schools To organization with headquarters people asked me ‘ Father, tell ^ I in Menomonee Falls, Wis. THIS FROM a Jesuit mission- us, do we sti’ l belong to Rome? NEW LOCATION On September Classes in t'atholic grade and high schools of the Den • • ver archdiocese will open Former Soviet Prisoner's Tuesday, .Sept. 7. according to the orHcial school calendar' for the coming year. Half-day sessions will be Beatification Cause Studied held Tuesday and Wesnesdayi the first week, with the first Vatican City — (NC) — of Mohilev, the leading Russian He remained there for more full day of classes scheduled Congregation of Rites See. When the latter was forced than a year, recuperating from 1433 for Thursday. Sept. 9. has studied six beatifica to leave Russia because of the effects of his experiences in The calendar was com Communist persecution. Arch Russia. pleted the past week, the Rt. tion causes, including that bishop Cieplak became admini Archbishop Cieplak landed in Rev. Monsignor William H. of Polish Archbishop John strator. New York on Nov. 10, 1925, and Jones, archdiocesan superin Baptist Cieplak who went After Archbishop Cieplak was then went to Washington, where tendent of schools announced. to the US. after being sen released,from the Bulrika pris he was received by President TREMONT PUCE tenced to death by a Soviet on in Russia, he went to Rome. Calvin Coolidge. court as a counterrevolu Pre-Cana tionary in 1923. Opera Slurs le Sing School He died in 1926 in Passaic, N.J. • • • Conference Of the six causes under study, Annual Mass Set Program I two were newly introduced — those of Enrique de Osso y Cer- Opens Sunday Extended vello, Spanish diocesan priest of the late 19th century who found- In Central City OUR PHONE NUMBER information on enrollment in cd the Sisters of St. Teresa of : The beauty and blessings of the new school program to be Jesus, and Gabriella Sagheddu. It will be a homecoming Dominic Cossa, who sings I marriage, as well as its prob t opened this September at Q u e e n Italian Trappist nun who died in again for some of the princi DeBretigny in Manon and IS THE SAME lems. will form the theme of the of Heaven home. Denver, may'1939. pals of the Central City Opera Frederic in Lakm e; Pre-Cana conference, the 12th be obtained at the home, 4825 festival when they participate John Fiorita, who sings in the current series, that will Federal boulevard, or by call- THE SAME meeting the in the traditional Mass at St. Lescaut in Manon and Nila- open at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July ing 455-1331. congregation studied reports on Mary of the Assumption kantha in Lakm e; 18. The Mi.ssionary Sisters of the'the writings of Archbishop Cie- church, Central City, on Sun Ginetta La Bianca, who day, July 18. The Rev. Leonard Alimena, Sacred Heart who staff thelPlak. Spanish Carmelite Father sings Rosina in Rossini's Bar assistant pastoi' of St. Vincent home have announced the e.\-,Belgino del Carmelo who died 825-8331 I The Mass in the historic ber of Seville and the title de Paul’s parish, will be spiri tension of the school’s program I in 1934, Belgian Salesian Father mining town, which during the role in Lakme; tual director of the conference to accommodate b o a r d i n gi Louis Mertens who died in 1920, summer is the scene of the Marija Kova, who sings and the principal speaker at. the students and day students be-*and Spanish Sister Alberta presentation of operas and a Berta in Barber of Seville and ginning next September. ,Gimenez, founder of the Sisters Sunday session. Broadway stage play, will be Mallika in Lakme. Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home .\11 meetings are held in the The program will be open to of Purity of the Most Blessed offered at 10:30 a.m. pre - Can.a center. E. Fifth girls from kindergarten through Mary. the eighth grade, according to! Archbishop Cieplak became| Special music has been se BEAUTIFUL ■ V avenue and Josephine street. Mother Elizabeth, superior. She ^ an international figure in 1923, | lected for the Mass, with Ed On Monday evening at 8 reported that attractive accom- when he was the center of an i ward L. Benoit at the organ. A. P. WAGNER & CO. o’clock two married couples modulions will be available for, antireligious trial at M oscow., Various members of the will discuss “ life’s little trou at least 100 boarding pupils and 111c was charged with “ having: opera chorus will sing with bles” and means of overcoming that the school will be staffed protested the confiscation of ec- the choir. them — often overlooked in by a highly competent faculty, clesiastical property and with their importance to a happy Principals appearing in this CHURCH GOODS The new program is made fomenting counterrevolution by season’s opera festival who 266-1754 marriage. possible, she reported, because i superstitious acts.” will be featured with the choir RolHe and Joan Biegler will of a drop in the number of o r -! The then head of the Catholic include: review the roles of husband and phans being cared for at the,Hierarchy in Russia was sen- Charles Anthony, who sings wife. After a coffee break, the 1433 Tremont Place 825-8331 home, a decline accounted for tenced to execution. But world- Des Grieux in Massenet's problems of economics, in-laws, by a trend toward caring for wide protests, spearheaded by Manon and Gerald in Delibes’ quarrels, working wives, and such children in foster homes I the Vatican Relief mission and Lakme; similar difficulties will come rather than in institutions. j the Polish government, resulted I under the scrutiny of Jim and lin the sentence being commut-j Marge Sullivan. *ed to 10 years’ imprisonment, i 4: The sometimes troubling Polish Couple* I He was released from prison a problem of adjusting to the phy I year later in a prisoner-ex- sical aspects of marriage will Will Exhibit * change deal on condition that he be discussed at 8 p.m. Wednes leave Russia. He died in the day by two prominent Denver Art July 17 ■ U.S. in 1926, shortly after he physicians. had been named Archbishop of Paintings by a man-and-wife Vilna — then in Poland — by Spend Only What Your Family U't team, Christine and Mario T H E CONFERE.NCE will Pope Pius XL Boniecki, will be on exhibition conclude Friday, July 23, at 8 at 1822 S. Sherman street. Den p.m. with Father Alimena again ARCHBISHOP CIEPLAK was ver, from 2 to 9 p.m. on Satur as speaker. born in 1857 at Dombrova, i n , day, July 17, and on the three the diocese of Kielce, then a. following weekends. part of Czarist Russia that later The Polish couple, whose became Polish. However, he Can Afford Archdiocescin Nun works have been shown in spent the greater part of his life To Aid Conference Rome, Parish Warsaw, and in Russia. At the time of bis ar many other European cities as rest and trial, he was Auxiliary Sister Francis Eileen of - i- well as in the United States, are to Archbishop Edward de Ropp the archdiocesan school of to present paintings with a ^ if fice, has been named as Den “ Western” theme. Consecration Set ver archdiocesan schools re Sculptures by Mario Boniecki presentative among lOO key also will be included. The pair Dubuque, la. — Bishop-des educators from Colorado have been honored by govern ignate Loras J. Watters will Our more than 46 years as a recognized leader who will plan and prepare a ments. including that of the U.S. be consecrated at St. Raph national council of teachers Mario helped design Pulaski ael’s Cathedral here Aug. of English conference. Park, and with his wife held a 26 by Archbishop Egidio Vag- in funeral services, in Denver, is our guarantee The meeting is to be held joint art exhibit in Washington,, nozzi. Apostolic Delegate in In Denver, Oct. 22-23. D.C. the United States. A priest of of your complete satisfaction. Sister Francis Eileen Is a Their Denver visit is spon the Archdiocese of Dubuque recognized authority in En sored by Jeannette Letts, whose for 24 years, Bishop-designate glish studies. paintings have been exhibited Watters was named Auxiliary locally. Bishop June 23.
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You Can - Despite Kant! By Paul H. Haliett quantities, without substance, though we know they do not exist by them The recent article in Time on rest selves. less Eucharistic speculations by some European Catholic theologians has ex That is what the Consecrated Wafer is: A circle existing by itself, modified cited more than usual interest. I was by whiteness, thickness, taste, etc., all particidarly impressed by words attrib 0 « r uted to a Belgian theological author, accidents that hide the reality that is that the Aristotelian distinction be the glorified Body of Christ present be tween substance and accident “ has hind it. adhise and ©issent been philosophically untenable since Since we can — contrary to Kant — Kant.” know substance, or the thing in itself, • Singl* Vecaflon laudad we can see no contradiction in the sub “Can’t” and Kant have more in stance of Christ’s Body being present Editor, the Register: common than phonic similarity. Im millions of times behind the accidents We look forward each week to the Register and after manuel Kant (1724-1804) himself re of bread, when the substance of bread reading it thoroughly we pass it on to one of our members ferred to nis philosophy as a second has disappeared. who sends it to a mission where they use It to teach English. Copemican revolution. Those he in Of course, the accident of quantity From this paper these people not only learn to read but they fluenced, who have been those predom or extension could never exist natural are digesting good material and receiving instructions as well. inant in philo.sophy outside those who ly apart from substance. A line or cir We wish to commeni on Joseph P. Kiefer’s “ More Lay • take their guidance from Aristotle and cle must modify some substance. But Saints Needed.” for in this article he mentions single persons St. Thomas, have obediently followed God’s action in the Eucharist causes whose daily sacrifices, devotion to duty, love of God and him in this modest appraisal. After quantity to exist, by itself, and so neighbor equal those performed by others. It is seldom that Kant, we have been told numberless makes it possible for other accidents to the single vocation is mentioned and so we want to thank times, you can’t accept this and you exist in quantity alone without sub Father Kiefer for this recognition. can’t know that. stance. This is a great mystery but it is The members of Mary Immaculate’s Sponsors of Semina Previe The biggest can’t In Kant’s philoso not an absurdity. It is not something to rians M.I.S.S. are all women in the single vocation. Some of shown nc] phy is that you can’t know things as be disproved by science or philosophy, our members will leave to marry, to enter the religious life, Sister Mai they are in themselves, only their ap as Thomas Babington Maculay, him but many are now embracing this single vocation for the lov'e president, pearances. Hence it is not surprising self a disbeliever in Transubstantia- of God and Mary Immaculate. pital Auxil that Kant denied the real distinction tion, clearly saw. .'Ml these single people have made great sacrifices during between substance and accident^s on To return to Kant: It was with rea the six years our organization has been active, having been which the doctrine of Transubstantia- son that Paul VI, in his now historic founded in May. 1959. by Mis.ses Nan D. Halligan and F. Patri Men tion rests. But everyone, including speech at Pisa on June 10, saw in the cia Halligan. We have educated 1ft seminarians for the Holy those who have no idea that accidents denial of the Real Presence the whole Priesthood, have built Mary Immaculate Chapel in India, designate something more than an un philosophical sickness of the age — its Queen of Peace Chapel in Syria and at present are building To C pleasant experience on the highway, “negative criticism, the accommoda God the Father Chapel in Dodjed a village where 500 Catholics distinguishes accidents from sub tion of the mind to agnosticism and are living in the midst of a multitude of Hindus. They are A receptii stance all the time. skepticism . . . a secret sloth . . . which using a bamboo and grass hut for the worship of ffod and Sunday, Jul A common example of an accident paralyzes at a given moment an act of there is no transportation from this village except by foot and of Mercy h that we always consider apart from honest and courageous medita to secure supplies they must travel 12 miles. We have supplied exhibition a the substance in which it inheres is a tion. . .” And all this is due to Kant chalices for many mission churches, sent checks for the care paintings a letter of the alphabet. We know that more than to any other individual phi- of lepers, and hundreds of Mass offerings have been sent to bers of the actually we never see the letter A with lo.sophcr. missions all over the world. All of this through the sacrifice of The exhib out some substance, even if it be only Kant had a great mind but he did these single women. . . . the public printer’s ink. but we never think of the not di.sprove the Real Presence or the F. Patricia Halligan, M.I.S.S., Buffalo, N.Y. p.m. Monda Thursday, substance, only the figure or quantity, existence of God as known through (he skydeck, th which is an accident. The sarne thing evidence of the world. To have inde • l ik e d In ta rv le w between th< can be said of a triangle or a circle. We pendence of mind you must say “I Editor, the Register, the old stru< think of these shapes as self-existing can” to Kant. May I express my gratitude to you and to the staff of the Register for the exceptionally fine interview with Father Ha MEMBER mer regarding Thomism. I know I am probably biased (how auxiliary, w Here I stand could I avoid so being!) but I am exultant to see such a clear as chairmar tesscs at th and succinct expression of my own convictions in a paper with day. Refre such an impact upon Americans. Catholic and non-Catholic. served. The Same Old Worm I pray that all devoted to the quest for truth will be led to At the enc renewal by the words you have printed. Again, my thanks. approximate By Frank Morriss the Christian religion, God’s very S/GA/ Ferrer Smith, O.P., Washington 17, D.C. ings will A remarkable contrast between the being, his bond with i Christian, months in tl attitudes of a Protestant scholar and a Christ’s love for his Church, just take • Kagrals Change tients’ loung Ponder and print throughout t Catholic appearing on the same plat a good look at the precious gift of sex as Editor, the Register: form was shown recently at a national be available it is lived out in that joyful unity of a I regret this change that has taken place in our Catholic The Denvc Youth forum on marriage. man and woman in a real m arriage.” church lately. Our priests deserve more credit than this new sen to stage The forum was sponsored by the The words of Michael Novak, at 'Nonsense on Stilts' liturgy is allowing them. hospital art United Church of Christ. It was fortun least those reported by the Religious tee, which a By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. The U.N. (Un-United Na answer, “Nonsense. Nonsense To think that an ordinary man goes behind our altar rails ate. indeed, to have the views of Dr. News Service, are pale in comparison plications fn tions) is finally, as a result of on stilts.” and into the pulpit which only should be reserved for our Gabriel Fackre, associate professor of Isn’t it a beautiful world? for future es to Dr. Fackre’s. The Catholic speaker the inexorable logic of fact, Here we are quoting old priests. A man ordained by God sits in a chair while any historical theology and Christian The best of all possible Chairman said that the moral crisis today is not becoming unglued, as If it Jeremy Bcntham who lived in ordinary man can stand there and read part of the Mass. This ethics at Lancaster Theological Semin a “ break-down in morals, but the birth worlds as Leibnitz taught. committee is We have Communism were ever really glued. a world of almost absolute is more than I can digest. I think this trend should be reversed director of i ary. of. a new style of morals.” unreality — like his fellow util spreading widely cither under It was faulty from Us inerp- before it goes any further. This we were told in the beginning medical ser Dr. Fackre rightly detected the He listed among things responsible itarians, even including Karl Chinese or Russian leader tion, its first definition at .San was going to bring us closer to the priest. It is doing the very bers are SisI smell of situation ethics in the “ new for the new style in morals: Pluralism Marx w' o owed much more ship. We face the fact of the Francisco: a definition which perior of morality.” He characterized that so- to others than he had the hu opposite. In plain English it is disgusting. in today’s society, higher education, break-up of NATO. would set an instructor of ele Mmes. Robe called morality as calling upon the in mility to admit. B. Connelly, Chicago wider freedom of choice in such mat We, here at home, Issue mentary logic to grinding hit dividual first to consider the well-being ters as where to live, what to study and phony dollar bills based teeth in restles.zation implies Managing E( Now. with a Constitution on the giance to the Church. Not riegel, whose St. Louis parish was a Sacred Liturgy voted by the Fathers of peers. He was able to preach sturdy pioneer priest in the the denial of the power of grace, to which Christ’s example Associate Ed and write in six languages: coal-mining communities he knowing the English lan beacon for many years to seminarians the Council (by an overwhelming ma guage, the immigrants were bears witness, as does the example of untold saints. In fact English, German, French, Ita served in Eastern Ohio. He News Editor who wanted to see just how dynamic jority) and promulgated by the Holy easy prey of those who spoke St. Ignatius Loyola went so far as to eliminate community lian, Polish, and Hungarian. was a “ legend” in his own Production A parish life could become, made a wry Father — a Constitution that embodies He also had a workable know their tongue. Father M cEach prayer for his priests. . .and during the early days of the so time. Advertising 1 observation recently. “I used to be most of what the leaders of the Nation ledge of several other Older citizens recall those en also knew their individual ciety there came from no other part of the Church so many Circulation I called a radical,” he told a group of re- al Liturgical conference worked and tongues. days some 60 years ago when languages. He attended the saintly men In the service of others. treatants, “ and now I am considered prayed for — it is easy to understand For 12 years he taught at he established missions and meetings and made it known A. M. Sterk, Milwaukee a conservative.” Monsignor Hellriegel’s assumption the Catholic University in parishes among the immi to his parishioners whenever Monsignor Hellriegel has been both Washington. As an author he grants who came from Eu the agitators were trying to that he has become a conservative. Letters for the “ Advise and Dissent” column from readers of those things, and continues to be Where there used to be a single Li produced more than 30 books rope to work in the coal deceive them. T both. He is a man, like the other lead on theology, compiled a cate fields. His knowledge of lan As a result, he w’as unpopu of the “ Register” are most welcome. The editors reserve the turgical Week, this summer will see lar not only with the Socialist right to edit these letters, and. where necessary because of ers of the liturgical revival in the U.S., three of them — in the East (already chism that was used widely guages was a tremendous as Telephoni for many years, and was rec set. Faithfully he visited the leaders but also with the mine lack of space, to run excerpts of the longer letters. Ctfntrihu- who took to heart St. Pius X ’ s insis past), the Midwest, and the F ar West. owners and operators. On one tence that the “ primary and indispen ognized as a fair poet. various isolated communities, tors are asked to keep their letters as short as possible so as Now the leaders of the liturgical revi Monsignor McEachen traveling by horse and buggy, occasion, a high-ranking agi to give more people the opportunity to express opini«<^. sable” source of the true Christian val are faced with the problem of mak .served in the Vatican during or walking for miles over hil tator from another .state Subscript spirit was to be found in active partici ing the reforms initiated by the Council World War I and later was .se ly terrain. shouted at a meeting: “ If that Canada.t pation in the liturgy. and the Pope work smoothly in parish cretary to the Papal Legate He will probably he best re priest who is causing so much Foreign c To pioneers like Monsignor Hellrie life, of weeding out awkward transla at the Treaty of Versailles membered in Eastern Ohio as trouble would take off his col Second Cl gel, who labored diligently for active tions. of relaxing the inhibitions of conference. During World a vigorous defender of the lar. we could throw him out.” pailicipation and fuller understanding people long accustomed to the role of War n, in spite of his ad workingman, a champion of Father McEachen obliged Th on the part of their congregations, “ mute spectators.” They are faced vanced years (he was nearly the underdog when the chips by removing his clerical coat American Catholics owe a great debt 70 then), he served as chap were down. He urged the mi and collar, then, facing the with the problem of assuaging the an audience of anxious miners, lain for Italian and German ners to strike against the in Ol of gratitude. These leaders spoke at guish (in Lincoln’s fine phrase) of a said: “ Now, who will be the rM soK ofU m K , r the annual Liturgical Weeks — men prisoners of war. justices of that era — poverty small minority who can win more It was oniy In the last few caused by meager wages, un first to try to throw me out!” w M n asD K i w it£ /mmMte The ; like Father Godfrey Diekmann, O.S.B., space In sympathetic elements of the years that he lived in semi-re safe and unhealthful working He was a strong man and approval, and Father Thomas J. Carroll, and press than a major liturgical conven tirement. He inherited a fami conditions, and the exploita could hold his owm in any f n i to archdiocei Father William Leonard, S.J., and the signature tion. ly steel plant about 10 years tion of the laborer by the min tussle. No one ventured to tyrmts fw iffym h o rest — and saw often the same few Radicals? Of course. Those who put ago and the income from that ing companies. When they fal touch him and from that day Curia is 1 hundred in front of them who had been together the Liturgical Weeks are in industry, plus a ranch which tered and wanted to give In. forward the miners looked fHortor, HOT msfe a ry ii- . We he on hand the year before. tent on making the “ primary and in upon him as some kind of a the archd prophet who would lead them mmts joUfro tH oy w tfC They were radical, for they insisted dispensable” source of the true Chris We ur upon going to the root of Christian life into the promised land. tian spirit better known, loved, and ap Rt. Kev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Some day someone should certain^ fe fost. taste in tl and worship, but they had to battle The Regii preciated by the people of God. Conser Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic Newspapers write the biography of Mon apathy, and smugness, and resistance vatives? In the finest sense of the 1913-1960 signor McEachen. It would . t i o r o eS A jutrsatr to change, and even an occasional ex word. They would save for us the tradi make for more fascinating Feast of : tremist in their own ranks. It must be tion of renewal which is basic and cen reading than most of our cur Jan. 29. 1 stated, however, that extremism in op tral in the life of the Church. rent fietioa. Thurscfay, July 15, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 5
H Convert-Wave Seen Fruit of Council By Father Ralph C. Hartman the Guild of St. Paul said Tlie prelate said he was success in convert work. as a follow-up organization to and predicted that this would (NCWC News Service) here. concerned, but not anxious, The 1965 Official Catholic help new Catholics adjust to “ pay off” in the conversion Lexington, Ky. — It has He i.s Monsignor Leonard about the drop-off in conver Directory, published by P. J. Catholic life. field. been said that every Council Nienabcr, pastor of Mary sions in recent years. Kenedy and Sons, gave the He declined to attribute the “ It takes time,” he said. is followed by a wave of con Queen of the Holy Rosary pa “ I still think we must look number of U.S. converts to decline in converts to the “What wc need for a mass versions, the priest-founder of rish. at the individual conversions Catholicism in the past year growing ecumenical spirit convert movement is for as the major source >f ♦he as 126,209, an increase of and said there arc “ many Catholics to go out and help It Church’s growth,” he saio. some 2,200 over the previous reasons” for the phenomenon. the priests.” “ This is my make up, the way year. However, in 1955 the Among those which have been He rejected the idea that Of Bean Wagons I've grown up. It’s been said number of converts was more suggested, he said, are apathy ecumenism is a “gimmick” that every Council is followed tha 139,000, even though the on the part of Catholics, a for Catholic conversion. “It’s by a wave of conversions. total of U.S. Catholics was contemporary lack of spiri after heaven-sent and God wants That’s what I think wc should only 33 million compared with tuality, and the failure of the it,” he said. ” I don’t see how mbers And a Shine Kit get ready for.” the current 45 million. Church to speak with authori it can be dangerous if we ngiish. “ This is (Jod's work and He Monsignor Nienaber orga By Francis C. Anderson ty. keep the balance. And that’s t they can sweep people into the nized the Guild of St. Paul in Monsignor Nienaber said sometimes difficult to discov 5 well, I sat on the patio listening to the transistor radio and Church when He wants to.” 1942 and has specialized in tl)c Church should be willing er. We get disturbed at times, e Lay watching twilight yield to night. The newscaster’s brief report Monsignor Nienaber said. He convert work. to accept a decline in the but I believe the Holy Spirit is ersons on the antipoverty war caused me to think back to the time added that Catholics in gener The guild’s motto, “ Don’t number of converts if that is going to settle these muddled when I was 9 and engaged in my own antipoverty war. al have not been “ putting just make converts — Keep in fact to be the price of d and waters.” Sister Superior at St. Joseph’s looked up at me from a forth the effort” required for them !” underlines its function ecumenism. But he also pre Monsignor Nienaber said n that sheaf of papers in her hand. The school nurse also was in the dicted that there would be a there is need for more coor thank Art Exhibit Preview little office, and I remember that she kept capping and uncap “ resurgence of people joining dination of Catholic convert ping a little silver pen as she talked softly to Sister. the Church.” work at the national level, emina- Previewing a sample of work by Denver Art club to be Requiem Offered "I think this will come be and an effective program for >rae of shown next week at Mercy hospital arc, from left to right, ❖ fore any union of churches,” convert ministers. He ex The buzz of conversation stopped when I seated myself in he stated. IS life, Sister Mary Kevin, superior of the hospital; Mrs. Ora King, pressed the belief that semin the straight-backed chair under the window. And Sister smiled He said Catholics arc begin ary training in techniques of e love president, Denver Art club; and Mrs. C. II. Allan, Mercy Hos and cleared her throat. I fidgeted, wondering what I had done. ning to come into more active convert making is “ inade- pital Auxiliary. For Hugh Jackson contact with their neighbors during “ Relax. Francis,” Sister said. “Nurse Roberts and I just \ been want to talk to you about your weight chart. It seems you’re A Solemn Requiem Mass was Family parish, was subdeacon. Patri- 10 pounds underweight. Have you been eating breakfast? If offered in Holy Family church, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gre Hospital Reception you haven't, we can make arrangements.” j Holy Merc/ Denver. July 10, for Hugh gory Smith, P.A., V.G.. pastor I knew what “ arrangements” were. “ Arrangements” Jackson, the father of Sister M. India. of St. Francis de Sales’ , was meant the bean wagon, the truck that came around to houses present in the sanctuary. Liilding To Open Art Exhibition in 1932 with a sack of jowl bacon and corn meal and pecks'of Mr. Jackson, who died July 6 tholics potatoes. “Arrangements” meant a kid was poor. And I of a heart attack, was born in jy are A reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Lamer, and Ernestine Sliissler. wasn’t poor; I had my shoe .shine kit. Bellhill. Scotland, Feb. 29, 1896. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES id and Sunday, July 18, in the Skydeck All paintings, are screened be He came to the U.S. in his CHURCH SUPPLIES ot and of Alercy hospital will open an fore being exhibited so that they ❖ teens. After living in New Mexi “ I'm too busy for breakfast. Sister,” I said. “ If 1 don’ t SUMMER STORE HOURS ipplied exhibition at the hospital of 150 will enhance the hospital decor. co he moved to Pueblo in 1914. take care of my business the bean wagon will get me. I know 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. M onday thru Friday, e care paintings and prints by mem .Mrs. Ora King is president of Ke joined the U.S. Army and 9 o.m. to 1 2 Noon ^turdoys. lent to bers of the Denver Art club. the Denver Art club. Dorothy it will. I shine shoe.s in the morning before school to keep it served with the expeditionary away. Afternoons, too.” ifice of The exhibition will be open to Tadlock is the group's exhibi forces in France. the public from 10 a.m. to 5 tion chairman and Blanche ‘ ‘You poor little boy,” Nurse Roberts murmured solici After the war he returned to 120 Broadway 534-8233 Summers is assistant exhibition tously. Fhieblo, where he was employed . N.Y. p.m. Monday. July 19, through Thursday, July 22. on the chairman. I'm not poor!” I cried. “ I've got iny shine kit and my | by the Colorado Fuel and Iron. skydeck, the glassed-in bridge Another art group will be cho customers on 16th Street, and I’m Irish and touched by the In 1923 he moved to Denver and between the new hospital and sen to stage an exhibition in the poet!” was employed by the Tramway coporation until he retired in the old structure. fall. “ Touched by the poet?” asked Sister. “ What do you 1954. HOW MUCH INSURANCE of the mean? In 1925 he married Katherine ar Ha- MEMBERS OF the hospital “ My Grandma says the poet is a spirit that touches the SHOULD YOU HAVE??? auxiliary, with Mrs. C. IL Allen Murphy, who died in 1950. 1 (how To Honor hearts of all Irish boys and makes them rich in ‘ what Survivors, besides his two i clear as chairman, will assist as hos counts,’ ” I said. “ She says if I keep a good and merry heart tesses at the reception on Sun-' daughters, are his mother Mrs. THINK sr with the poet will always be with me to help out.” day. Refreshments will be' Elizabeth Jackson, Pueblo, “ And the shoe shine kit?” inquired Sister. )lic. served. i Colo.; five brothers, William. then call Robert and James Jackson, led to At the end of the exhibitition.' Our Lady “ The shine kit helps the poet,” I said. “ Like God helps ks. approximately 70 of the paint-; those who help themselves. That’s what Grandma says, and I Hugh Jackson Pueblo. Colo., John and Thomas Jackson, Denver. Member JIM BRACKMAN Complete r. D.C. ings will be hung for four believe her.” I Lydia, a Lorettine nun. and Sis Interment Mt. Olivet cemete months in the main lobbies, pa ❖ 244-0878 m^uron'e tients’ lounges, and other areasi Of Fatima “ I do, too. Francis.” said Sister softly. “ But about break ter Victor .Marie, a member of ry. Boulevard Mortuaries. . the Sisters of St. Joseph of Ca- throughout the hospital and willi fast, You have to eat, you know. You have to help the poet Processions in honor of Our 1 rondelet. be available for purchase. Lady of Fatima will be held in with health and a bright mind. So I have an idea. I’ m going to atholic The Denver Art club was cho ' Mr. Jackson has been a Holy Denver Sunday, July 25. at hire you as the convent’s shoe shine boy. Can you shine two [Family parishioner since com- is new sen to stage the exhibit by the Loretto Heights college and pairs of nun’s shoes every day in exchange for breakfast? It’s hospital art selection commmit- i ing to Denver in 1925. He lived Sunday. Aug. 8. at St. Andrew a business deal.” • at 4170 Vrain street. r rails tce, which also is accepting ap Avollino’s seminary. “Sure, Sister,” I said. “When can I start?” plications from other art groups or our “This morning,” Sister said quietly. THE CELEBRANT of the for future exhibitions. THE CEREMONY at Loretto Which Mutual Fund le any And that’s how I kept the bean wagon away in 1932. Even Chairman of the selection Mass was the Rev. Francis Syr- s. This Heights college, a candlelight today I look over my shoulder to see if it’s following me. It’s ianey, pastor of St. Pius X ’s committee is Richard F. Negri, procession, will begin in front versed director of the hospital’s para best to run scared, you know. parish, .\urora. The Rev. Jo of the administration building at seph Lievens, St. Francis de dnning medical services. Other mem (From the Evening Outlook, 8 p.m. Sales' parish, was deacon, and ,e very bers are Sister Mary Kevin, su Santa Monica. Calif.) Is Best For You? Those taking part will pro- the Rev. John Sliemers, Holy! I perior of the hospital, ^ndjgeejj tfjg back of the building I K* hicago Mmes. Robert L, Hawles', C.R.j g crowning of the “ Pil- SI There is a tremendous variety of Mutual Funds igrim Virgin” statue of Fatima Changes Came Too Fast, available. . . and we handle most of the leading Funds. j U M W A V * n I i a a I ^ place, followed by reel- ^ ; tmion of the Ro.sary. They have diflferent investment objectives. ■ After the Rosary, candles will I Liturgy Expert Suggests g r o w t h Some specialize in bonds or preferred stocks, others in the B * n O * l © 1 be lit and the procession will in both common stocks and bonds, while Nelson, B.C, — Changes in ! changes as the use of the verna , tock Bishop M A * m continue to the college chapel the liturgy may have come too cular and the celebration of still others concentrate on the securities o f a single gerous T O I w CI i CI ifor a sermon and Benediction of quickly for people to absorb Mass with the priest facing the industry. The Mutual Fund for you is the one The telephone number of the! Sacrament, them, a specialist in liturgy sug congregation, he said. This un- whose objectives correspond with yours. Ours is an lowev- gested at a press conference preparedness, he continued, Havern school for children with' ^ impartial service to help you choose a Fund learning impairments, which St. Andrew Avelll. here. caused some of the initial objec oCic^ uord Diversn^d consistent with your personal requirements. and I will be opened this September So. Birch “ I think we oversold the idea tions to the changes. 0 man on the campus of the Loretto^''''®'' «’>1> .^Bm at 4 P m- The of the unchanging Church,” said In many ways. Father Diek W e will be happy to send you information about the Rev. Godfrey Diekmann, mann said, the new presenta Investment Mutual Funds f o r you. Just mail the coupon below. at Ix>retlo Heights. O.S.B. editor of Worship m aga tion of the Mass is a “ disser The school, the only Catholic r o t u ipen in zine and professor of theology vice,” since people were too ac Fund. [egma- institution of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region, will THE PUBLIC is invited to at St. John’s university, Colle- customed with the Latin Mass participate in both ceremonies. B O S W O R T H joy or have two classrooms this Sep gevilie, Minn. Father Diekmann to change easily to the vernacu The candlelight ceremony is ex 9508 East Colfax tember for educablc, mentally who was named for the annual lar. S U L L I V A N & pected to be particularly im handicapped children in the Cardinal Spellman Award as “It's a matter of involve pressive, according to members on for five-to-ten-ycar-old age group. the outstanding theologian of ment,” h said, adding that the COMPANY, INC. of the Blue Ai my of Our Lady The classes will be for day pu- the year. changes were made so the Mass DOWNTOWN— 660 - 17th St. • CHERRY CREEK SHOPPING CENTER of Fatima, the organization that The result was that “ people would be a more personal cele e. Ky. ‘ ’’ Info'Jmation on enrollment, sponsoring the processions were not prepared” for such bration for worshippers. GREELEY— 1004 N inth Ave. • CHEYENNE— 1710 Cenlrol Ave. costs, curriculum, and other dc-i tails may be obtained by calling' YCS Meeting Set BOSWOTH, SUILIVAN & COMPANY, INC. Sister Dorothy at the above' St. Louis, Mo. — The semi- 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST., DENVER, COLORADO 80202 father Tridaam Only Celebration nitniber or at the Loretto Edu annual National Summer Please send me inform ation about M utual Fund Investing. I am ion to cation center. 985-8726. Business meeting of the High interested in Funds whose management aims (w ith in the lirrHts o f i sym* The Havern school numberj School Young Christian Planned by Carmelites normal market risk) accord with the following objective: ilism” was listed incorrectly in last; Student movement will he Q Conservative income Q Capital growth [^M oro current income Catho* week’s issue of the Denven held at Webster college here, The practice of having a tri- Theirs was the first religious Catholic Register. Aug. 8-12. orly a duum in honor of Our Lady of community of women in the ori i over Mount Carmel will be the only ginal 13 colonies. Christ celebration to be held at the The Discalced Carmelite Sis ly. He The Denver Catholic Register Carmel of the Holy Spirit, ters of the Baltimore Carmel >alnful President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D. Littleton, on the 175th anni are in direct line from the reli ure of Editor and Business M an ager...... Hi. Rev. John B. 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Colfax MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Feast of St. Francis do Sales Archbishop of Denver 733-4695 238-6401 Jan, 29. 1960, Page 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, July 15; 1965 Catholic Girls' Camp iH tM - tg WOMEN Reports 'Full House' A “ full house" including 75[present buildings, ■ campers and a staff of 18. are sponsorship of St. I in attendance this week at Our Catholic Daughters of America, Two Retreats for V/omen Scheduled ' Lady o f the Rockies Catholic with the aid of the other stat) ' girls’ camp, located five miles courts and individuals who arc ■ southwest of Evergreen. Among interested in maintaining a ' this group six States are repre- Catholic girls’ camp. At St. Scholastica, Canon City isented, including California, When the new chapel is com plete, the small fram e building Women in the Denver. Colora Registration for either re I .Ample space will be provided'^®*®®’ Missouri and Pennsylvania, together with Co now used for church services do Springs, and surrounding treat can be made now by jfor the retreatants in the ’ Fenn.^vtvanifl tnpfith*>r with Co- lorado. Most of the out-of-state will be turned into a recreation : area have been invited to attend contacting the director of re- jcently completed residence hall for In-door activity. Thes- i retreats scheduled at St. Scho- treats at the academy. Infor- I halls at the academy. The re- campers are attending all six weeks. changes have been needed for iastica academy. Canon City. mation on the retreat can be Itreatants will eat, sleep, and at- some years it is pointed out I The first retreat begins Fri had by calling Mrs. W’. Dixon jtend all conferences in the new There arc still a few places available in the next three weeks! During the first six years of the day. July 20, 7:30 p.m., and in Denver at 934-474Q. I buildings. A large campus pro MRS. DAVID NICHOLAS MRS. BENNY BURNHAM, of camping, starting on Satur-j camp approximately 100 attend MRS. .MICHAEL MANS- |6nds Sunday, Aug. 1. after din-j vides added opportunities for CAVARRA. the former Judith the former Donna Jo Costa, is days, July 17, July 24, and July ed in a season, often less; in re FIEIJ), the former Kathleen 'ner. I prayer and reflection. An eleva Anne Haug, is the daughter of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 31, according to Miss Catherine cent years cam pers’ attendance Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Haug Nevin. is the daughter of Mr. Charles L. Costa of Denver. ' The second retreat will be^ tor will be available to all those Maloney, chairman of the camp^has averaged more than 30wery and Mr.s. H. A. Glassmaker of engage in a number of other ac-|of the new 10-story Mercy hos- Sister Luella served at the CENTENNIAL Spalding. Neb. Ceremony was luggage and to receive name of Denver. Ceremony was tivities designed to give them pital. College of St. Joseph from 1953. LAUNOERERS performed July 3 in St. Phil- plates. Departure time will be| performed July 3 in Sts. Pe to 19.57 and again from 1902 to] AND SCHOOL SUPPLY ter and Paul’s church, Wheat- omena's church, Denver. A 6 p.m. The return trip will leave 1965. She received her B.A ClEANERS 1822 Stout 3012 Huron ridge. A luncheon followed in breakfa.st was held at the Belleville Friday, Aug. 6. and from St. Francis’ college, Indi W i e MA. 3-4281 222-0531 ______the home of the bride’s Cherry Creek Inn, followed arrive in Denver Aug. 7. ^liou^Ltd Crooks ana: her M.S. from Creighton 2 5 0 0 CURBS parents. After a trip to Cali by a reception in the home of university. Omaha, Neb.; and En route to Belleville the, fornia and Mexico the couple the bride's parents. After a her Ph.D. from St. Louis group will arrive in Kansasl a reputation maintained By Julie Lorene starch; stir into dates, cook SUPERSCOPE will re.side in Denver. — (De trip, the couple will reside in university. City, Mo., at 7 a.m. Monday,] since 1905 and stir until thickened. Blend Croce Studio photo) Omaha. Neb. Small pieces of fresh Cali She will assume her duties as Aug. 2 and attend Mass at Im in lemon rind and juice. Cool. fornia dates, fresh lemon first assistant in September. maculate Conception Cathedral. juice, and grated lemon rind Combine biscuit mix and 2 ta They will arrive at the shrine ^AAoonrakers Sunburst' spell the difference between blespoons granulated sugar. by 2 o ’clock in the afternoon. an ordinary coffee ring and Add milk and shortening; mix Reading delicious “ Date-Lemon Coffee well. Turn onto floured board O L I V E R ^ S Ring.” You may have noticed and roll to rectangle about 14 Program Gains Nursing School Benefit Slated July 21 something new recently in X 10 inches. Spread with date Meat Market markets. The round plastic mixture. Roll from long side In Enrollment Alumnae Plan Hours of planning on the part Ground breaking ceremonies to make 14-inch roll. Place in "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats" cup containers in which some Enrollment in the Denver of leading high school girlslfor the Outpatient Clinic build- greased 9-inch layer cake fresh dates arc packaged Public library’.s 1965 \’acation Bowling Games from Boulder to Littleton willfing, July 12, wa.s the first in 10 pan. forming ring by Joining CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER result in a gala benefit dance years for the hospital, though have a new, easy-to-reseal Reading Program (\'HP) ha.s j ends. With kitchen shears, St. Joseph Hospital School for the new Outpatient Clinic extensive remodeling from time plastic lid bright with circus gained steadily during the past, make cuts 1 inch apart half of Nursing alumnae will spon Fresh Poiiltiy Fish Building at Children's Hospital. Uo time has been done through colors, peppermint stripes, two weeks, putting total partici-; way through ring. Bake in sor a “ Bowl - for - Beds - for- Prolciiiansl Mta< Cullen lo Serve You The .Moonrakers combo will j out the present buildings, and a map of California — palion on a par with statistics■ ’c|,‘,rfrn4- f 375-degrec (moderately hot) ’ at three bowling es- Phene }ii U19 1412 B. »th Av«. the home of this truly fresh recorded at this same time a join with Elilch Gardens. Den-, The clinic was started to oven about 30 minutes. Mois tabli.shments Sunday. fruit. year ago. i ver. donating their .services asjgervc patients not eligible for ten powdered sugar with a lit a contribution toward the new m edical care at either Denver A total of 30.170 Denver boys; Three games of bowling Date-Lemon Coffee Ring tle water. Drizzle over ring. building. | General or Colorado General and girls have signed up for the, and prizes will be aw-ardod. Makes 1 ring. Donation is $1 50. The lanes Under the au.spices of Chil-!but whose financial status summer reading effort so far,' 9 535 W. S8TH AVE. • 4 2 4 -7 7 2 3 1 cup fresh California dates are located at Merchants dren’s Hospital Auxiliary the!makes it difficult for them to and more youngsters are join 1^2 cup water Park, Ml S. Broadway; .Ath- “ Moonrakers Sunburst" will belpay for private medical care, ing the ranks ever>' day. WESTMINSTER % cup granulated sugar M em orial Mass Set mar. 1733 W. .Mississippi, and held at Elitch’s Trocadero Ball-1 The amount charged is based 2 teaspoons cornstarch 2 895 W. 72ND AVE. • 4 2 8 -5 0 9 7 i THERE LS STn.L ample time Broadway Bowl, 5485 S. Broad room on July 21 from 9 p.m. tojon ability to pay. The clinics 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind For M onsignor M u lro y way midnight. Tickets, priced at are staffed by doctors of the for children to begin and com THORNTON 1 tablespoon fresh lemon Members of the Denver plete the program which runs ¥1.25 each, can be purchased at:Hospital staff who contribute juice ^ DRY CLEANING 8 1 0 E. 88TH AVE. • 28-* 5S86 1 Archdiocesan Council of Cath- < all summer, closing Sept. 20 local record shops or at Elitch'sj their time as a service to the 2 cups biscuit mix ollc Women attend a The i-< a familiar and 1 D A Y Gardens. i community. 2 tablespoons granulated j will i VRP WHEATRIDGE I month’s anniversary .Mass for popular program with Denver sugar LAUNDRY 7 393 W. 44TH AVE. • 42 7 -1 4 3 8 I the late Rt. Rev. .Monslgnor [children. It has been sponsored cup milk BAKERIES I RADIO PICK-UP 2 tablespoons melted short , John R. Mulroy in Holy Ghost Iby the Denver Public library, in churrh. Denver, .Monday, July [cooperation with local si-hools. ening Home of Fine Pastries DISPATCH & DELIVERY 9 2 9 - 15TH ST • 2 4 4-4493 Archbishop's Guild iQ19, at -.««»_ 7:45 a.m. 'since 1921. Enrollment in the I 1 cup powdered sugar 66 So. Broadway 2915 SPEER BLVO. • 4 3 3 -6 2 5 9 Water Celebrant wilt be Auxiliary project reached an all-time high 1649 So, Colorado Blvd. LEE OXONNOR Some members of the Arch- will meet July 20 in Betty Val Bishop David M. Maloney of last year when 44.258 children 1550 Colorado Rlvd. Member: Sts. Peter Sc Paul FORT COLLINS bi.shop's Guild are planning to iant's home. SNIP dates into small Denver. .Monslgnor Mulroy at signed up for the VRP. 2410 Fast 3rd Ave. j Parish 2 215 SO. COlUGE • 4 8 2 -0 9 9 6 attend the 20(h anniversary Blessed Sacrament circle will pieces; add ^ cup water and one time served as spiritual open house and tea at El Pomar dine out on July 22. heat to boiling. Blend ‘-b cup j director of the DACCW. 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It look a while OFTE.S B?:F0RE a shack ividuals who are the Archdiocese of Denver, the and spectators. Three men were but with the snow shoes on its, could be built upon a piece of maintaining a Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin sitting on Father Machebeuf’s hooves, the burro finally got land, it would be jumped by un land Bishop Joseph P. Nache- bed. “ This is my bed,” Father over the icy pass. scrupulous men. samp. I beuf, first Bishop of Denver. V chapel is com- .Machbeuf said, “ and I’ll be The good Father was noted “ I’m goin’ to stand on this I The articles are excerpted i frame buildin;: obliged if you’ll get off.” A dan- for his soft-heartedness. On one here ------land ’til hell freezes from a book now in preparation church service' gerous gleam came into his pale occasion, a gambler told him he over!” Father Machebeuf heard by Edna Stewart, who once blue eyes when they didn’t get had lost his wife and lacked the into a recreation a woman shout, followed by a served as secretary to Monsi up. Grabbing one of the men, he money to buy a coffin. From * activity. Thes<> string of oaths that would put a gnor McMenamin. She also was yanked him roughly to bis feet. his slender purse. Father Ma mule skinner to shame. He been needed foi for several years. public steno Then the others got up. Father chebeuf handed him $25 with crossed the muddy road and ls pointed out grapher at the Brown Palace Machebeuf closed the bed cur which the gambler, a bachelor, saw an old woman with the bar six years of the hotel. She now makes her home tains, undressed, and in spite of made a beeline to a poker rel of her six-shooter showing ately 100 attend in Manhattan Beach, Calif. laughter was soon fast asleep. game. The following Sunday beneath her ragged, dirty skirt. often le.ss; in re By Edna Stewart When court adjourned in the morning, Father Machebeuf “ Hey, M ister!” she called to pers' attendance One night Father Joseph Ma early hours of the morning, the was surprised to see a number Father Machebeuf, “ watch this more than 30o chebeuf returned to Fairplay af- voices of the men wakened him. of known gamblers in his con here place for a minute, will -week session. |ter a week-long trip through the The prisoner came to his bed. gregation. When the collection y a ?“ She disappeared into the Hospital Homework : wilds of the Rocky Mountains, He told Father Machebeuf he basket was passed, these men evergreens, and the priest wait i baptizing children, hearing con- had been acquitted and said he saw to it that the gambler ed until she got back. (Getting an introduction to the piles of paperwork behind ifessions, offering Mass, and ad- wanted to go to confession. So dropped into the basket the $25 The next day she sold her which she will spend much of her future life as a hospital jministering the Last Sac- Father Machebeuf dressed and he had gotten from Father Ma claim for $50,000. administrator is Sister Mary Eucharia, right, who is spending 'raments to the dying. Before heard his confession. chebeuf. Father Machebeuf wasn't a year of residency at Mercy hospital, Denver, as one of the , starting . ■ . on bis trip, * he i. had * , re-• , „ ...... One night an old prospector shocked at the old woman’s prO' prerequisites for a master's degree in hospital administration ^ “ HEY, YOU. a grizzled old was dying and Father Mache- fanity. He loved people, all Fairplay for his room, from St. Louis’ university. Serving as her mentor — and smil prospector yelled to him one beuf administered the last Sac-'^i^^s of people, j He was dead tired when he day. “ Watch this here burro — raments of the Church to his ing to show that it is not so bad after all — is Sister Mary returned to camp. Teams and r u be back in a jiffy !” When he friend. He had known old Hank 1866. Father Machebeuf Kieran, administrator of the Denver hospital. ! saddle horses were hitched to returned he had two pairs of Dermody for years and wanted was consecrated a Bishop and to give him a decent burial. But named Vicar Apostolic of Color- Ihe snow was deep and the ado and Utah. After he became Setting Sights on Science Bookkeepers' Corner ground frozen to a great depth a Bishop, as he was preparing Debbie Phillips and Cookie .Nady, members of next year's and so Father Machebeuf hired to offer Mass in the mining senior class at St. Mark’s academy, look over the opportunities a man to bury his old friend, camp of Black Hawk, an old for future scientists at the tenth annual JKSSI (Junior En When the snow began to melt, prospector brought in a high- gineers and Scientists Summer Institute) which they recently iSO Early Colorado Stories Fascinating he climbed up to his grave on backed rocking chair for his attended at Colorado State university. Both students had the the mountainside. He found a Bishop’s throne! opportunity to gain academic insight into the pure and basic note nailed to a pine tree. More than 20 years later, in By Paul If. Hallctt “ The Tabors had made a reburied beside Elizabeth pointed to the peak with the applied sciences and to team of career opportunities in the “ Struck it rich” it read, “ gone 1887, Colorado was made a dio- Fascinating stories of European trip before Tabor ( “ Baby Doe” ) in the same cross of the Lord, and together science and engineering fields. Debbie Is the daughter of Mr. cemetery. they gave their thanks in to Denver. Back when the snow cese of the Catholic Church, and the men, women, and began to lose his fortune. and Mrs. Rutherford T. Phillips, 4911 S. Washington street. They visited many parts of Prayer. The two missionaries melts. The old guy’s planted in Bishop Machebeuf, the first events of early Colorado Europe, including the famed MR. COQUOZ takes from named it ‘The Mount o f the the snowdrift under the big Bishop of Denver, Englewood. Cookie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Xavier W'. are told by Leadville’s Lourdes Grotto in France. A f the Aug. 29. 1904, issue of the Holy Cross’ .” pine.” On April 14, 1889, while the Nady, 1675 Clermont street. Bishop was returning from the historian, Rene L. Co- ter the visit to the Grotto. Ta Leadville Herald Democrat, According to records dating the story of how two unnamed TIVO DIRTY old prospectors dedication of St. Leo’s church, quoz, in The Early Years bor was helped greatly in his back to pioneer days, the of Colorado (N.Y., Carl hearing. His sense of hearing Catholic missionaries named bought supplies for a trip into Denver, his horse ran away. He JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. had been growing more defec the Mount of the Holy Cross cross on the famous mountain the mountains. They climbed was thrown from his buggy. He ton Press, $2). was first noticed by an un 221 BROADWAY Here wc find authentic bits tive as lime went on. The visit near Red Cliff, some 20 miles for quite a distance, then dug a never recovered and died on ‘ Sanitized Vans and named Franciscan friar who Local & Long Distance of information about such to the Grotto helped him to north of Leadville. deep hole. They planted a notice Jidy 10. 1889. was journeying with Luis Equipment towns as Tin Qiip, with its the extent that he was no lon The legend recounted in of their location and returned to MOVING integrated Moscoso del Alvarado and his eight marshals, all tailor-cut ger hard of hearing, and Ta that paper has it that the Central City. They had the sam- NO MAN ever lived in Colora- Packing and ragged band of Spanish troops to serve as prototypes for TV bor felt so grateful that when priests had become lost on pies of dirt they had brought do whose death caused such Shipping who had come into the north Westerns. The story of the lit he returned to the U.S., he ex one of the peaks near Red back with them assayed. Two widespread grief. Business ern reaches of New Spain ' Foreign Service Via tle-known town of Marble, pressed his desire to become Cliff, and were caught in a thousand dollars to the ton! stopped. Thousands came to of- shortly after Coronado had at which furnished the material a Catholic. storm that raged with unabat Everybody rushed to the fer their tribute. Scarlet camp- Sea or Air tempted to find the "Gran )m for the Tomb of the Unknown “ The Tabors donated con ed severity. The two priests strike. They went on mules and fires twinkled while silent, sor- Quivira" in 1541. rowing Indians kept vigil. No DIAL 722-2855 NIAL Soldier and the Lincoln Me siderable sums of money to had given up all hope of ever horses and burro.s. But the gold morial, is told in all its for the various Catholic institu escaping from the high moun that was discovered had been building was large enough to UNITED VAN LINES gotten romance. tions of Denver and elsewhere tain peak. I salted. One of the owners of the hold the people and his funeral JPPLY i claim was caught with a bottle was held under a huge canvas. in their more prosperous Their food supply was ex of chloride of gold in his pants. In the crowd that moved CATHOLIC INTEREST years. Many distinguished hausted. That night they ad A hastily formed Miners silently past his bier, in a centers specifically about the clergym en visited with the ministered absolution to each ! Court sentenced him to be hung. hushed eulogy could be heard death-bod conversion of Sena Tabors in their mansion in other, and then calmly But in the excitement of finding the heartbeats of the thousands tor H. A. W. Tabor and the Denver.” wrapped themselves in the a rope and the right kind of a who had been touched by his legend of the Mount of the tom fragments of their frozen tree from which to swing the kindness and charity. With the Holy Cross. TABOR’S FUNERAL was blankets, expecting that night W h i t e Tabor could not become a the largest in the early years rope, he escaped. Father Ma- richness of an understanding to be their last upon this heart, he brought God to the Catholic e.xcept in extremis, of Colorado. It took the earth. 1 chebeuf hid him under his buf- 'falo robe. sick and lonely and desperate since Baby Doe had already procession two hours to reach “ .As they slept, the storm I Since the people were all as and taught them God is love. He been validly married in the Sacred Heart church from the passed as quickly as it had sembled, the occasion became lived only to give every ounce T f o c k ^ Church and Tabor himself Capitol. At the funeral ser com e. In the early dawn, one an excuse for a jovial cclebra- of his strength, completely and had been in a valid, though mon, Father Edward Barrj*. of the priest awoke lying upon nonsacramental. marriage. S.J.. noted a forgotten aspect ■ tion in which Father Machebeuf joyously, to God and to humani the cold snow, and as he ty. But his religious yearnings of Tabor’s chedeered career: glanced towards the heavens, 'joined. He was always compas- R O U R I T isionate in the presence of hu- had long been toward the "H e was not a death-bed he was amazed to see a bright 'man frailly and human misery. Church. blue sky and to realize that convert, although the form !He knew that guilt involved W I T H P R I D E It was about two weeks be the bitter cold had disap MILE-HI was then applied. But the I many circumstances. fore Tabor’s death (.April 10. peared. As the sun came up, ^because While Rock principles had been instillod Early one spring, a young En- 1899) that he decided to join the sky became much bright CtEANING SERVICE into him many years before. Iglishman arrived in Central *‘Diamond Sparkle'* the Catholic Church. He was Many a time had the priests er and warmer. I City from England. On the eve Rugs and Upholstery to have gone to the Sacred “Glancing around the makes good drinks discovered him alone before , of bis wedding in London, bis Heart church at 28th and Lar mountain peak, the priest’s Expertly Cleaned the altar pouring out his soul fiance had been found dead. taste so much better! imer streets on the Tuesday in silent prayer tc His God. eyes fell upon a vision he had Base Commander In Your Hemt or In Our Plant Trj’ing to forget her, he came to before he became ill. His dying words were. ‘This not seen when he and his Col. Robert F. Kaltenbach- ! Central City, where he struck it “ When he became ill, he indeed is the happiest moment partner had arrived. There cr, former Denverite, be- ] rich. MARVELOUS MIXERS asked his wife to summon the of my life.’ ” before his eyes was a huge came base commander of the i He was not a friendly man • Quality Work at Rev. Father Gubiposi of the Tabor was buried in Mount cross carved from snow and air defense installation at Otis land no one intruded upon his ‘TRUE FRUIT’ FLAVORS Jesuit order of priests to Calvary cemetery. Some moderate prices .\ir Force Base, Mass., after ' privacy, but he always spoke to com e and baptize him in prep years later when the bodies Club Soda * Q u in in * W alor * Cingor Ala his graduation from (he Na- Father Machebeuf. Night after aration for entering the w’ere moved to make way for THE LEADVILLE writer tional War College in Wash night, the people in Central City Collins Mixtr * Cola * Craptfruil Catholic faith. Mrs. Tabor, the increased Denver popula went on: “Facing the east, its Insured Protection with ington. Kaltenbacher was ; could hear the sound of a ham O rangt * Lamon Lima * Black Charry however, told her husband tion, Tabor was reburi^ in glistening arms and shaft re Bigelow’s Famous Karpet- hoy soprano soloist at (he mer against rock. He was an that it would be much better Mount Olivet cemeterj*. His flecting the first rays of the Kare Method. Kula Wail (Pinaappit) accomplished violinist and be to wait until he was well and second wife, Baby Doe Tabor, sun so that it looked like a Cathedral of the Immacu late Conception, and coun fore he went to bed, he would able to go to the church. Her was found dead in 1935 in her massive silver creation of the CALL 744-3139 selor at Camp St. >Iaio. A play his violin in front of his cab ASK FOR IT husband agreed with her, but .lonely cabin at the Matchless Divine Savior, was the sacred graduate of Cathedral high in high above Central City. 310 W. Iowa Ave. AT BETTER STORES when he became worse, it Mine property. It was only emblem of his religion. . . With school, he attended St. John’s The music was carried down was decided not to wait and several months after Mrs. Ta a prayer on his lips, the priest university, Collegeville, the motmtainside and people Mrs. Tabor summoned Fa bor’s death that Tabor was awoke his brother priest and ther Gubiposi. Minn., and the University of | gathered in groups to listen. Colorado. His wife is the for- i One night the people heard a Low Rental Religious mcr Patricia Y. O’Dont/ghne, 'shot! Father Machebeuf and a daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. M. ! crowd of people climbed up the J. O'Donogbue of Christ the I steep mountainside to his cabin Film Catalog Available King parish. Mrs. Kaltenbach- and found his body. There was er is also a graduate of Cathe- | a note requesting that he be A new catalogue of reli tain a catalogue and any addi dral high school. The couple | buried in the tomb he had bam- gious films has been prepared tional information from Unit have eight children. | mered out of the rock. 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Ckilorado Free Cuttom ar Parking Across Street er a t 1745 Stout St. • n /fli'tsfor-aa'nad aW Itf Page 8 The Denver Cafholic Register Thursday, July 15, 1965 Bri«ff Film Reviews works et art a rt worth mora than hu- Following are capsule re man llvas. I»'» • " important quaatlen For Hio Listonor . . view! of motion pictures cur and ana that Ifta movia does net an swer satlslactorlly (A-l). rently playing: MOLL F L A N D lR lt "Maak as a M- THR SANDPiPERi “ Uaing tha d«- tlra . . suggastiva In castuming, dia- vlea of an adultarpui ralatlonahlb ba- lagua and situations" (B). /Movie MIRAGCs Oiana Bakar. one et tha twaan a nefxenformlng artist anJ Brohms, Debussy, Ravel ^faan's most talented actrasaas, m clargyman, this film daglets a can* trentation bttwaan tha valuas ot organ- teams with Gregory Pack In this plea Izad rallglen and sodaty and thosa of sant suspense film (A-2). tha "Dura prim itiva.' Though tha THE YELLOW ROLLS-ROYCE: A Excels thama could hava validity, It's com- vaold and smug story about adultery Recordings Top Releases promlsad by tha waak davalopment of a t^ fornication that cannot ba saved By C. J. Zecha tha mlnistar's charactar; a straw by a talented international cast, slick Christian Is sat up to b t knocktd OerMn photography, and expansive sets. (A- An overall design of genuine ON THE lighter side, but Four favorite Violin Con Operation Crossbow, by a clldta. Buggastlva traatmant Is a musical substance is found in worth noting, are: certos (Columbia D3S-721): currently playing at the furthar handicap ta a saHous consider- VON RYAN'S EXPRESS: By no atlen of tha thisma" — L. of D. com meant as gripping as David Westhel- Eugene Ormandy’s conduct The talent and genius of vio North Star drive in, Den ment ( t) . m e r'i book, but nevertheless, a taut, ing of the Philadelphia orche My Naihe Is Barbra (Co linist Isaac Stem is heard to ver, is a first-rate espio MARY POPPINSI A real delight suspenseful World War II prlsooer-es- stra in Brahms’ “ Piano Con lumbia stereo CS-0136); A sin- full advantage in this magni and one ot tha most anieyabla musi cape drama (A-1). ficent three-record set of vio nage story based on a cals aver turned out by Hollywood. Ju THE ART OF LOVE: Outlandish certo No. 2“ (Columbia stereo g e r whose showmanship real incident that happen lie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke. Glynis tomfoolery and slapstick In this silly, MS-6715). Eugene Istomin is shines through on recording lin concertos by Beethoven, Johns and tha whole cast shine. A but fairly amusing film (A-2). "m ust" for adults. (A-1) the soloist and the result is and probably the finest popu Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and ed during World War II, ZOREA THE GREEK: Anthony Mendelssohn. Leonard Bern when British intelligence MY PAIR LADY: George Cukor's Quinn's powsrful portrayal In this tra- a beautiful performance and lar singer of today is Barbra outstanding rt-creatlon of the Lerner gl-comle Him is worth seeing (A-4). recording. Streisand, who sings “ My stein and the New York Phil and Loawa musical. Especially good IT'S A MAD WORLD: A Cinerama harmonic back Stern in the are tha Cecil Baaton sets and cos- specfaculer comedy using every de- Shunned by some as a les Man,” “Someone to Watch turrtas photographed In unusually dall- vke once mestered by the Keysten# ser -work of Brahms (along Over Me,” “Sweet Zoo,” “A Beethoven concerto; Eugene cats technicolor. (A.1). Coos and other early day silent film with the composer’s first pi Ormandy and the Philadel comedians but without their clever, Kid Again,” “Jenny Rebec SOUND OP MUSIC: A superior pro ness and style. Cluttered with “ stars." phia orchestra support him in m M of the duction full of charm. This is a magi ano concerto), this work, ca” and other songs with such kids should love It If one can afford cal musical and ono of tha most enjoy- the high-priced teb (A-l). nevertheless, stands today as unique style that praise alone the other three concertos. able films In ages. Julie Andrews cap an unusually magnificent con is not enough. Stern’s brilliant playing and tivates the audience with her sli>glng OPERATION CROSSBOW: First- interpretation of the Mendels- and actlfvg. Christopher Plummer rate. suspenie-fllled drama based certo, minus mechanical de Begin to l,ove — Robert gives a first-rate charecterizetlon. A on the German development ol long- vices Imposed simply for bril son work result in its being headquarters received re “must." (A-l). renge missiles ot the end of World Goulet (Columbia stereo CS- War II. Outstanding among the cast liance and effect. 9142): Goulet scores fairly the finest record performance ports that the Germans CAT EALLOU: A fun-filled Western are LIHI Palrrwr, Tom Courtenay. of this work on record. Equal spoof that has a lot to recommend it. Istomin displays an under well and gets a smooth assist might be working on rock First-rate performances from Lee George Peppard. and Jeremy Kemp standing of the work, from from the orchestra conducted justice is done to the other et-powered bombs, the Marvin, Jana Fonda, Stubby Kaye, (A-l). three works. The stereo en and the late Nat Cole, as well as ex LORO JIM : Handsomely photo the idyllic and moody first by both Sid Ramin and Ralph deadly V-1 and V-2. graphed and well acted by Peter gineering is first rate. pert direction, photography, and edit. m o V e m ent, through t h e Burns. While his delivery of To find out about such a Ing, make It • bright and tnioyable O'Toole, this film based on Joseph Do You Remember Radio’s film (A-2). Conrad's novel misses the author's ex rugged tonality of the second, “ As Time Goes By,” “ Smile,” plan three men are parachut amination of cowardice and courage. Greatest Themes? (Epic BN THE TRAIN: A realistic and In A superficial and dls)alnted pageant on through the rousing Hun and “ Today,” is even and ed into Europe to pose as tense film that deals with reslstartce 26146): Eddie Layton at the (A-2). garian rondo of the third. sharp, the singular highlight Dutch scientists whom the to the Nazi occupation during World Hammond organ goes through War II and Implicitly raises the moral HALLELUJAH TRAIL: A Cinera Balance between the orche is the bright, bouncy, and fun- Nazis will be sure to solicit. ma spectacle spoofing a Westsrn about every theme ever problem of the value of violence. In stra and pianist are a credit filled “ A Real Live Girl.” They are George Peppard, an this case the question Is whether theme on Denver going “ d ry" (A-!). played during radio’s hey to both Ormandy, Istomin, Trio Los Panchos (Colum American pilot; Jeremy day, from the “Amos ’n and the Columbia engineers. bia EX-5J40): The album is Kemp, a British officer; and .Another new recording by titled “ Romance of Soft Gui Andy” theme, through “The Tom Courtenay, a Dutch sol Shadow,” on to “ Little Or Pater O’Toole In ‘Lord Jim’ Ormandy and the Phildelphia tars” and the Latin American dier. phan Annie” and others. This Peter O’Toole is shown in a dramatic scene from “ Lord orchestra is “ Ormandy Con trio present a nostalgic pro Some of the charactars in is an album of pleasant mem Jim ,” the Columbia Pictures release currently showing at the ducts Havel and Debussy” gram that includes “ Perdon- the film are based on real ories for those who recall (Columbia stereo MS-66fl7). ame Mi Vida,” “ La Noche de persons, but other fictional Centre Theater, Denver, Although the film is based on Joseph radio’s once dominant place Havel’s “Rhapsodic Espag- Mi Amo r,” and “F r a n- types are used to enhance tlie Conrad’s famed novel, it lacks the depth, power, and intent in the living room. nole” is given a brilliant dis camente.” The group’s talent dramatic elements of the sto captured by Conrad in his novel. Outside of this, the picture play of tempo, while Debus Do I Hear a Waltz? (Colum ry. How the three men at rates welt as an adventure yarn and O’Toole delivers a com and versatility shine through bia): The original cast re sy's “Nocturnes” (Numbers as usual. tempt to fulfill their mission pelling performance. cording of this musical by 1. 2, and 3) are highlighted by Theme Music E'rom Harlow is dramatized in fast-pace Richard Rodgers (music) and the orchestra’s dazzling and (Columbia OL-6390): Music style under the direction of luminous timbre. The Temple Stephen Sondheim (lyrics) Michael Anderson. Sophia 3rd 'Pacem' On KRMA-TV composed and conducted by features Sergio Franchi, Eli University women’s choir as Loren appears briefly as the Neal Hefti for the new Joseph zabeth Allen. Stuart Damon. sists in this trio of musical real wife of the scientist Pep The third in a series of 12 El. Levine - Paramount film Julienne Marie, and Carol expressions. Hounding out the doe.s not have much in it to pard is impersonating. meetings of the “ Pacem In Bruce. Composer Rodgers album is the short orchestral recommend. “ Lonely Girl” is An excellent cast is fea- Terris’ convocation, called continues to show his profes work of Debus.sy, “ Danse,” appealing and “ Waltz for tnred. Richard Johnson por “ Two Views: West European sionalism. and is one of the composed early in the musi Jeannie” has a light lilt, but trays Duncan Sandys, who and Russian,” will be tele few musicians around today cian’s career. This is a hand the remainder of the score was ordered by Winston vised Tuesday, July 20. 9 who can write a musical some set of program music. seems pretty much ordinary. Churchill to investigate the p.m., on KRMA-TV. Channel score that, at least, is tuneful. rocket reports. Churchill him 6, Denver. Franchi registers strongly in self is played by Patrick Wy- Speakers Include Belgium’s most of his numbers. Miss Al mark. John Mills, Richard Vice Premier and Foreign len’s warm voice makes the Classification % Todd, and Anthony Quaylc Minister Paul - Henri Spaak title song one of the hits of are intelligence officers, and and N.N. Inozemstev, deputy MOVIES By Legion of Decency J the show. There’s plenty lo Paul Henreid and Helmut chief editor of Pravda. recommend in the voices of Dantine are German Nazi of Following are classifications of motion pictures by the Legion of Decency for The four-day meeting held films currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs first-run, neigh Miss Bruce, Damon, and Miss ficers. Henreid and Dantine borhood, and driva-ln theaters, as well as those appearing on television tn both Marie. This album is one of speak only In German and last spring in New York was the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. Daily listings must ba chackad for lime, primarily concerned with the and TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found the better current original subtitles are efflctlvely used In TV Guide' megailne. Classifications are: A-1, fam ily; A-2, adults and cast recordings. in the sequences In which they passages from the late Pope adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4. adults only with reservations; 8 morally John’s Pacem in Terrli ency- oblecllonable In part for a ll; C, condemned. — (Compiled by Tom Officer) are involved. Current Movies One of motion picture’s Fury, A-1; X-1S, A-1; I'll Cal By, A-1; Symphony Guild loveliest and most talented Art of Lovo, A*3; Cot Sollou, A-2; Taka A Latter, Darling, A-2; Phantom Crazy ParaSiM, unllitad; Family Jew- of tha Opera, A-2. actresses, Lili Palmer, has all, A .|; Oanghla Ktian, A-1; Glory MONDAY, JULY 1* Has New Division only a small part as a heroic Guys, A-2; Halltiulah Troll, A-1; Har Elephant Gun, A-2; Taka a Letter, low (Ltvino production) A-3; I'll Taka Darling, A-2; Love Letters, A-3; They A new division of the Den Dutch woman, but it’s a tri Swadan, S; In Harm's Way, B; It's ver Symphony guild has been Mad World, A-1; Lord Jim, A-2; My Mat In Argentina, A-1; Jim m y tha bute to her versatility to Cant, B; Mattaera River, A-2; Mir- formed lo serve business and Fair Lady, A-1; Oparatlon Crossbow, calo In Rain, A-3; Swordsman, A-1; make such a part stand out. A-1; Sandpipor, S; Sens, of Katla El professional women. Called She Is one of the few actres dar, A-1; Sound ot Musk, A-1; Those Ivy, A-2; Gate of Hall, A-2. TUESDAY, JULY 30 the Business and Professional ses appearing in films today AAognifieant Man in Thair Flying Ma- Latf Mila, B; Miracle In Rain, A-3; chlnas, A-1; Up From Saacli, A-1; Claopafra, A-3; Full Confession, A-2; division, the group was found who really knows her craft. Von Ryan's Cxprass, A-1; What's Shadows on Stairs, A -l; G aft of Hall, ed this month to give working It’s regrettable her talents Now, Pussyeatr, S; Yallow Rolls A-3; Salalllta In Sky, A -l; Charge of Reyea, A-4; Zaba In Kltchan, A-1; Zer- Lancers, A-3; Top Gun, A -l; Mas women interested in the sym are not put to wider use. ba, tha Craatc, A-4. sacre River, A-2. phony an opportunity to parti THE ONLY disappointment Neighborhood Drive-In WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Salalllta In Sky, A -l; Rainbow Is cipate in symphony activities. about the current Denver Amorous Advanturas of Moll Flan- land, B; Saint in Palm Springs, A-1; Miss Mabel Lanning has showing of Operation Cross dors, 0 ; A rt of Leva. A-2; Baby, Rain Sloal Against Sky, A-1; Tima Bomb, Must Fall, A -]; Cat Ballou, A-2; A-2; Fancy Pants, A-1; Face In Rain, been named temporary chair bow is that it’s playing a first- Chayonno Autumn, A-1; ClndaroMa, A- A-2; Seng of Schohoraudo, A-1; Keep man of the group’s 17 found run engagement only at the 1; Claranea, Cress-Eyad Lion, A -l; Em Plying, A-2; Happy It Bride, A-3. Claopatra, B; Daar Brigitta, A-1; Daar THURSDAY, JULY 23 ing members. The first gener drive-in theater; those who Heart, A-3; Dial Dial My Darling, A -j; Laddie, A -l; Face In Rain, A-2,- prefer seeing the film In a Or. NO, B; Dr. Strangalova, A-4; Fami al meeting — a get-acquain Main Street to Broadway, A-2; Diary movie house will have to wait ly Jewels, A-1; Fanny Hill, unllstad; of Chambermaid, B; Happy It Bride, ted party — is planned Aug. Father Goose, A -I; From Russia With A-3; Sevan Man From Now, A-2; This 25 in the home of Mrs. Man until it starts a return or ex Love, B; Girls on Baach, B; Glory Lovo of Ours, A-2; Time Bomb, A-3; tended engagement. Guys, A-2; Good Neighbor Sam, A-3; Sudan, A-2. uel Laderman, past president Goodbya Charlie, A-3; Hew to Murder FRIDAY, JULY 33 of the guild. Permanent offi Your Wife, A-3; How West Was Wen, Flight to Hong Kong, B; Sevan Man cers will be elected. DUFFY’S A-1; Hush . . . Hush, Sweat Charlotte, From Now, A-2; Souls at Sta, A-2; It A-3; Hustler, A-3; I'll Taka Sweden, Came From Bonaaih Sea, A-1; Mis Any business or profession SHAMROCK RESTAURANT B; John Goldfarb, Please Coma sion in AAorocco, A-1; King's Avenger, Home, B; Kiss Me, Stupid, C; Kitten al woman interested in join WORLD FAMOUS IRISH CO FFBI lo A-3; Sword In Dasort, A-2; Haro Coma MrvgS bt all Umg*. G With Whip, B; AAa|or Dundee, A-2; Waves, A-2; Breakthrough, A-1; High ing the division is urged to Mary Peppins, A-1; Masquerade, A-3; way 3CI, B; Living Chest, A-3; Tan Double Manhattans 45< Mirage, A-2; Mister Matos, A-3; Nona gier, B. call Mrs. Irma Guenther (222- and Martinis — Gut Brave, A-2; OparBtlon Crossbow, 5661) or Miss Lanning (266- A-1; Psyche, B; Rio Conctioos, A-3; Stage Guide ORtn SunSay* anS HalMaya Robinson Crvsaa on M art, A-1; Sand- Any Wednesday: Adults 8284). 1645 TREMONT PLACE pipar, ■) Satan Bug, A-2; Soanea on Coma Back, Little Shobat Adulti Wat Altarnoen, A-2; Strange Bedfel evening of Laughter and M u ilci lows, A.Sf TopkapI, A-3; Train A-1; Adults World of Htnry Orient, A-2; World of Ghosts: Adults Sutia Wong, B; World Without Sun, A- Glass Menagerie; Family TRAVELING MEN 1. Man for All Statons: Family bit Marriaga-Go-Jteund: Ob|tctlenabla Stay at the at On Television Nobody Loves Albatross: Adults SATURDAY, JULY 17 Ready, When You Are C.B.: Adults op Srighom Young, A-2; Fountain- Sand Me No Flawartt Adults ARGONAUT HOTEL hebd, B; Mon Against Sky, A-1; But Tsra far Seesaw: Oblaetlanabla Not Far Mo, A-1; Glory Brigade, A-1; FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR Sp Paco of Marble, B; Leva Me Tender, BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND M< G; Lust For Gold, B; A llot Jotto Family Thootor DINNERS Jomts, A-1; Michigan Kid, A-1; Wo PHONE 42SG10I man In Drottlng Gown, A-3; Enemy Wallace Ford will star in qu From Spoco, A-1; Terror in Haunted Baau’lfui aallreems Privata Dining Reomi House, A-3. The Spy on Father Patrick 05< SUNDAY, JULY 14 Peyton’s Family Theater Sun Rage of Buccaneers, A-2; Mon day, July 18, 9 p.m., on KOSI Hunt, A-3; Obiactiva Burma, A-3; Fal be con In Mexico, A-2; Tarzan's Savaga Radio, Denver. M( th< Ay BREWED WITH PURE ROCKY ptf • - GO good at McDonold's! 1 MOUNTAIN h s SPRING WATER. ( 1044 ! for 1T)£ am loo jus NEWS • MUSIC • INFORMATION for with the best known personalities in Denver ing radio. Since 1941 listeners in Metropolitan Den E sta ver have tuned to 1340 for good music; news the every hour; information about"our town.” Adver left ly tisers use KDEN for results-and they get them! stc. You, too, should make 1340 a habit.
"r/i£ SOUND look for the golden arches I"* OF DENVER!" k d e n ^ m 1 3 4 0 K C M c D o n a ld ^ ® Ht-I-R GENE AMOLE • ED KOEPKE ALAMEDA CENTER 421$ W. COLFAX 1601 W. Jewell Ave., Denver, CeloKide 80223 EAST COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA 93S-352S Thursday, July 15, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 ftert thwi hu> ■tent ouMllon (taN net etv Summer
, en* «r the 1 aetretMi. Theater Guide In th li pite- CanpUed by C. J. Zecha NeW'k Denvei Neuje l-ROYCIi A bout edulterv Following is a guide to stage attractions thst are playing tot b« taved ■1 cait, ilick In summer theaters, as well as In New York, and In various iVa Ml(. (A- dtles. There is no formal rating of legitimate musicals, dra* New Uniforms mas, comedies, or revues. The Legion of Decency confines St. Dominic's Holy Nome ItS i By n« avid Weithal* Itself strictly to motion picture classification. Since tastes dif To Be Sold a taut, I prtaonar^a- fer, the suggested eategeries listed here are optional and Will Hold Picnic Sunday (Sts. Peter and Paul’s serve primarily to indicate the moral content, aot necessarfly Parish, Wheatridge) i Outlandlih the artistic merit, of the productions. The categories are bated (St. Dominic’s Parish, vided. The donation is $1 per New uniforms for girls at In tb li allty. Denver) A-a). on opinions of Register s*aff members, as well as those of family. Each family brings its tending SU. Peter and Paul’s K i Anthony Joan T. Nourse of the Monitor, New Jersey, and Arthur Cav« St. Dominic’s Holy Name so own lunch. school and ties for the boys will I In thU tra- ciety will sponsor the annual ting (A-4). anaugh of Sign magazine. The Altar and Rosary Society be sold in the school gymna parish picnic on Sunday. July is collecting Mor-Valu stamps A Cinarama This guide should be cUiH>ed for future reference; sium from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 g avary da- 18, at the northeast corner of and books in order to furnish p.m. Friday, July 16. tha Kayitana ‘Hauxe of ffca le n t’ Oonoral B silfW f Sciontific Vocation Sloan’.s lake. Refreshments, bedspreads for the Sisters’ new The sale and exchange of