1 7 N e w )ur Pastors Appointed ef- •ne Eleven new pastors for parishes in the Archdiocese of The Rev. Dean Kumba, formerly assistant at St. ver; the *Rev. Marvin O. Bishop, Sts. Peter and Paul’s Denver were announced this week by Archbishop Urban Francis de Sales’ parish parish, Denver, named pastor of parish, Wheatridge (pro tem); the Rev. John M. Delaney, }se J. Vehr. Ten new priests who were ordained for the the new St. Joseph’s parish, Colorado Springs. Divine Redeemer parish, Colorado Springs (pro tem); the to archdiocese May 28 also were given assignments. The Rev. John Slattery, formerly assistant at Our Rev. Kennith V. Brin, St. Peter’s Parish, Kremmling In listing the appointments, the Archbishop Lady of Lourdes parish, Denver, named pastor of St. and Grand Lake (pro tem); and the Rev. Vincent L. announced the establishment of one new parish, St. Joseph’s, Fairplay, and St. Mary’s, Breckenridge. Smith, St. Anthony’s parish, Sterling. Joseph’s, in Colorado Springs, and the raising of the The Rev. Robert P. Meznar, formerly assistant at mission area in Breckenridge and Fairplay to the status Cure d’Ars parish, Denver, named pastor of St. Peter’s The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Delisle A. Lemieux,, of a parish with a new pastor. St. Mary’s church, Breck parish, Fleming. pastor of St. Catherine’s parish, Denver; The Rev. enridge, and St. Joseph’s church, Fairplay, were formerly The Rev. Leonard Abercrombie, formerly assistant at John J. Regan, pastor o f St. Therese’s parish, Au he rora: and the Rev. Leonard Redclberger, pastor of m- missions of Annunciation parish, Leadville. All Saints’ parish, Denver, named pastor of St. Peter’s Also named were two priests to chaplaincies, seven Guardian Angels* parish, Denver, have been rel er- parish, Kremmling, and St. Anne’s, Grand Lake. for summer studies at the Catholic University of Amer ieved of the responsibilities of their pastorates ow iry The Rev. Regis McGuire, formerly pastor of ica, Washington, D.C., and two students from St. Thom ing to illness. it- Kremmling-Grand Lake, named pastor of Annunciation as seminary, Denver, who will begin their theological parish, Leadville. m- studies at the North American • college in Rome, Italy. Summer Studies rpocr^plia^. n's One priest has been named to the staff of the Register, The Rev. James L. Morgan, formerly assistant at '■he and three priests were relieved of their pastoral duties Those who will attend summer studies at the Catho to owing^to illness. Annunciation parish, Denver, named pastor of Sacred lic University of America, Washington, D.C., are the $es Heart parish, Roggen, and mission of Holy Family. Rev. Leo Horrigan, the Rev. Lawrence St. Peter, the Tie New Pastors Keenesburg, Rev. John Molitor, the Rev. David M. Mangum, the Rev. O Holy Spirit of God, take, me as Your disciple. he New pastors assigned th's week are: The Rev. Peter O. Urban, formerly assistant at St. Gerald Phelan, the Rev. John Rae, and the Rev. Leon '.ge Anthony’s parish. Sterling, named pastor of St. John’s ard Urban. Guide me, illuminate me, The ^ v . Theodore Haas, formerly pastor of St. Pat parish, Yuma. sanctify me. -u- rick’s church, Denver, named pastor of St. Catherine’s Named chaplain for Youth Services of the State of Colorado is the Rev. John V. Holloway, and named Bind my hands that they ire parish, Denver. may do no evil. I f The Rev. John McGinn, formerly pastor of St. John’s Newly Ordained chaplain for service in the U.S. Navy is the Rev. Robert M. Harrington. Cover my eyes that they ns parish, Yuma, named pastor of Guardian Angels’ parish, may see it no more. ur newly ordained priests assignments as assistants The Rev. Marvin L. Read has been appointed to the Denver. are: The Rev. Thomas J. Woerth, Cathedral of the Im Sanctify my heart that evil to The Rev. James Purfield, formerly pastor of St. Pet editorial staff of The Register. maculate Conception, Denver (pro tern); the Rev. Jerry Two seminarians, Robert L. Amundsen and may not dwell within irt er’s parish, Fleming, named pastor of St. Patrick’s par Lamb, All Saints’ parish, Denver;* the Rev. Craig D. me. ye. ish, Denver. George V. Fagan, will begin their theological stud Hart, Annunciation parish, Denver; the Rev. Robert B. ies at the North American college, Rome, in Septem Be Thou my God. Be Thou '.h- The Rev. James Hamblin, formerly pastor of Annun Jerrard, Cure d’Ars parish, Denver; the Rev. David P. my Guide. at ber. ciation parish, Leadville, named pastor of St. Therese’s Croak, Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Denver; the Rev- All appointments become effective Friday, Juno Whithersoever You lead fe. parish, Aurora. Michael Chamberlain, St. Irancis de Sales’ parish, Den 24. Sec story on Page 2. me I will go. its Whatsoever You forbid me be I will renounce. And whatsoever You com- mand me, in Your strength I will do. Lead me then unto the dcnvicr ^ catholic fullness of Your truth. Sh o ck. . . Amen. People. ... — Manning • • .who read the • • .has started to set •Register* write in to in among Communists We must educate our voice their opinions. selves and the new gener at Pope Paul*s sting ations not to be timid and See Readers* Rostrum ing condemnation of cowardly but to have faith o n P a g e 4. COLORADO’S LARGEST W EEKLY M arxism . See P ag e 7. in the strength o f right', rather than in the right of force. Thursday, June 2, 1966 j VO L. L X No. 43 Paul VI d- * * * We live in the Golden [11 Age of Criticism, perfectly O H ic ia l Political manifest by the open-line P- radio shows, whore reason le Archdieceso of Denver has been replaced by rude it Enemies Help CHANCERY OFFICE ness and veracity takes second billing to vulgarity. 1536 Logan Street With Relief Clergy Appointments By Frank LaTourette is ■ Rt. Rev. Monsignor Dolisle A. Lemieux, pastor of St. l"Reclater'' Correspondent in The future is being in- of Catherine Church, Denver: Rev. John J. Regan, pastor V ie tn a n i) vented by today’s of St. Therese Church, Aurora: and. Rev. Leonard' Saigon, Vietnam — thought about freedom Redelbergcr, pastor of Guardian Angels Church, Denver, Though they together are and justice in a techno l\ave asked to bo relieved of the responsibilities of their feuding politically. logical society. pastorates because of illness. The Archdiocese expresses Catholics and Buddhists its ^appreciation to them for their fine jMdestly work over are working in South many yecu-s. Vietnam in distributing The enemy of freedom relief supplies to the and justice is not alone the Pastors needy. seeker of special privilege, Denver As a major *'goodwiIl but the apathy of the St. Catherine Church Rev. Theodore Haas project,” the Catholic people. Guardian Angels Church Rev. John McGinn St. Patrick Church Rev. James Purfield Relief Services staff — St. Therese Church (Aurora) Rev. James Hamblin h e a d e d by L aw son B. What, after all, arc the Mooney — worked from qualities we most admire Breckenridge — Fairplay Rev. John Slattery the beginning to establish in our friends? I would Colorado Springs — good relations between the suggest four: courage, new St. Joseph Church Rev. Dean Kumba two religious groups. integrity, compassion, a Fleming — St. Peter Church Rev. Robert P. Meznar *‘We felt,” said Mooney, sense of humor. These Kremmling — Grand Lake Rev. Leonard Abercrombie ’’that if the Catholics and are what give character. Leadville — the Buddhists could get • Annunciation Church Rev. Regis McGuire Roggen — Keenesburg Rev. James L. Morgan together on some facet of Yuma *- St. John Church Rev. Peter O. Urban civilian assistance such as It seems to me that too the distribution of relief Impressive Rite of Ordination many of our rulers live in Assistant Pastors supplies, the first and The congregation and the clergy join in the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver, who pre the past and dwell overly Denver most important step would on anticipated miseries Rev. Thomas J. Woerth sided. Left to right are the Rev. Thomas Cahill, Cathedral of Immaculate be taken along the road to Litany of the Saints asking divine guidance for rather than on the happi Conception (pro tem) the 10 priests who were ordained for the Arch C.M.; Auxiliary Bishop David M. Maloney, ordain All Sainta Church Rev. Jerry A. Lamb developing greater ing prelate; and the Very Rev. John J. Danagher, ness that the future could understanding.” diocese of Denver May 28 in the Denver Cathe bring given men of faith in Annunciation Church Rev. Craig D. Hart dral. In the background, at right, kneeling, is C.M. —(Register photo by Pat Coffey) Cure d’Ars Church Rev. Robert B. Jerrard themselves and their fel Our Lady of Lourdes Church Rev. David P. Croak THE BREAKTHROUGH lows. St. Francis do Sales Church Rev. Michael J. Chamberlain came July 8, 1965, when Sts. Peter & Paul Church Rev. Marvin O. Bishop Buddhist and Catholic Graduation Set for 9 High Schools (pro tem) chaplains supervised relief Colorado Springs — Rev. John M. Delaney distribution to some 525 Dedication Divine Redeemer Church (pro tem) families, all widows and THE ST. FRANCIS de Kremmling — Grand Lake Rev. Konne th .V. Brin orphans of Vietnamese Catholic high schools in Bishop David M. Maloney Springs, 136; St. Joseph In Steamboat (pro tem) paratroopers who had been the Archdiocese of Denver will confer diplomas. Convent, 7; and St. Antho Sales concert band directed Sterling -- St. Anthony Church Rev. Vincent Leo Smith killed in action. are graduating a record Schools and the number ny’s, Sterling, 31. by William Del Gallo will Springs Set Summer Studies class of 1,298 this spring. of their graduates they will The Catholic School Of provide a musical prelude A short time later, a The new Holy Name For summer studies at the Catholic University of Buddhist monk and a The number of graduates present at Sunday’s cere fice called attention to the and Nino Marcelli will ac is 26 greater than the pre mony are: importance being attached company the procession of church. Steamboat Springs, America, Washington, D.C.: Revs. Leo Horrigan, Law Catholic priest supervised w ill be dedicated Wednes rence St. Peter, John M. Molitor, David M. Mangum, jointly the distribution of vious record of 1,263 set in Cathedral, 186; Annun to college education by the graduates to their places in 1965. ciation, 64; Holy Family, graduates. According to the the arena. St. Michael’s day, June 8, at 11 a.m., by Gerald Phelan, John Rae and Leonard Urban. condensed milk in a III Auxiliary Bishop David M. Chaplains Corps hamlet. Diplomas will be pre 122; Machebeuf, 111; agency, 857, 68 per cent, of Guild of the Denver Police the 1965 Catholic high Department will post the Maloney of Denver. Al For Youth Services of Recently, in ter-faith sented to 978 graduates Mount Carmel, 60; Mullen, of the nine Denver Cath 81; Regis, 130; St. Francis school graduates in the ar colors. though the dedication is. State of Colorado Rev. John V. Holloway committees were formed to June 8, Mass was first For Service in the Navy meet common problems in olic high schools at the de Sales’, 158, and St. Jo chdiocese enrolled in col The Cathedral high as Chaplain Rev. Robert M. Harrington . 34th annual joint com seph’s, 66. lege last fall. Ninety-five school choral group, dir celebrated in the Blessed the service of all the Sacrament chapel of the For service at people in four provinces. mencement exercises in per cent of the graduates ected by Sister Jeanine Catholic Register Rev. L. Marvin Read, M.A. the City Auditorium are OTHER Catholic high o f Regis high school and Therese, and the inter- church last December. na, Denver, at 3 p.m. schools in the archdiocese, St. Mary’s academy went parochial choir under dir The interior and exterior Seminarians Robert L. Amundsen and George Vin Sunday, June 5. The 978 and the size of their 1966 on to college, and all five ection of Leo Frazier will finishing, as well as the cent Fagan will begin their theological studies at the total also is a record, up classes: o f the 1965 graduates of sing. Accompanists will be placement of fixtures, were North American College, Rome, in September. Sem inary 20 from the previous Marycrest, 30; St. Eu- St. Joseph Convent en Mary Ann DiMartini and completed recently. Pastor The appointments become effective Friday, June 24, high recorded last year. phrasia’s 10; St. Mary’s rolled in college. Edwina Plumb, and Rich- of the parish is the Rev. 1966. Kenneth Funk. Burse The Most Rev. Urban J. academy, 52; Mt. St. Ger John Kalkhorst of Holy (Turn to Page 3) Vehr, Archbishop of Den trude academy, 43; Bcnet Family high school, winner ver, will address the Den Hill, Colorado Springs, 11; 7 ^ The Denver Archdiocesan ver graduates. Auxiliary St. Mary’s, Colorado Chancery office reports a total of $40 donated toward seminary burses during the Archbishop o f Denver past week. D onations • for the St. Sunday Evening Jude Burse were received from Tucson, anonymous, Exam ot Seminary $5; Denver, J.O., $5; Den Mass at 8:30 ver, Mrs, F. J. C., $10; For Applicants Snyder, Colo., Mrs. F. O., During June, July, and All applicants for St $5; Annunciation Pariah, August, there will be an Thomas* seminary, Den Leadville, $15 on parish additional evening Mass ver, shall present them burse. each Sunday at 8:30 p.m. selves for examination at All offerings toward the in the Denver Cathedral. the seminary on Monday various burses are used to This will be the latest morning, June 6, at 10 educate young men for the Mass in the evening on a.m., and bring with priesthood. They may be Sundays. The regular them all necessary cer sent direct to the Archdio 6:30 evening Mass will tificates and recom cesan Chancery Office, continue as usuaL mendations* 1636 L ogw street, Denver. John KaDAorst Enrique Perez I Page* 7 The D enver Cath6T?c R egister Thursday, June 7, ParisI In Co The cano establiehini Joseph’s pi Springs, is bishop Urb June 2, folic The paris; Colorado Sp is hereby tablished i parish wit d e s c r ib e d NORTH BC south side Street from with Fount Rev. Leonard levard anc Rev. James Purfield Rev. James Hamblin Rev. John Slattery Rev. Dean Kumba Rev. Robert Meznar Rev. Theodore Haas Rev. John McGinn Abercrombio Fountain Ci EAST B( w e st side Creek fror Eleven Pastors Appointed to Serve in Archdiocese Street to 1 Range 66 V active duty in the Air Keenesburg, is a native of Fort Lupton, until being He is the younger broth- SOUTH Rev. Theodore A. Haas Force in 1950. O’Neill, Neb., where he assigned to-'St. Anthony’s r*r o f Father Leonard Ur F ath er Theodore A. He was discharged in was born July 9, 1931. His Sterling, three months lat- ban, assistant in St. Phi Haas, new pastor of St. November, 1952, and was early education was taken lo m ena’s parish, Denver, Catherine’s parish, Denver, appointed almost immedi at St. Patrick’s academy, He is a native of Wal who will study at Catholic and a native of Colorado lace, Kan., but attended Springs, was ordained by ately as pastor of St. Sidney, Neb., and his high University in Washington Archbishop Vehr May 27, Anthony’s parish, Hugo, school education at Holy Presentation grade school this summer. 1944, and served as assist with missions in Eeertrail, Family high school, Den and St. Francis de Sales ver, and at Bishop Hogan high school in Denver and ant pastor of St. Patrick’s Limon, and Strasburg. He fo r Better Cab Service" parish, Denver, until being became pastor in Roggen, high school, Kansas City, entered St. Thomas’ semi assigned as chaplain of St. also with associated mis Mo., from where he was nary in 1950. During sum Joseph’s hospital Jan. 7, sions, in 1956. graduated in 1950. mer seminary br-iaks he Zoiit^ C a ll 1949. Father Abercrombie was Father Morgan attended worked among Mexican In June, 1954, Father Rockhurst college, Kansas nationals imported to work M A in 3-7171 Haas was appointed pastor noted for his work with of the sprawling two-coun youth, initially at Camp City, and in 1955 received in Colorado’s harvest fields. ty parish of Kremmling- St. Malo while still a sem his bachelor of science Grand Lake, which extends inarian at St. Thomas’, degree in business admin Personalized Monuments and Markers from the top of Berthoud then as founder of the Don istration. In 1955 he en Pass to the top of Rabbit Bosco Club for Boys in tered St. Thomas’ semi Memorial Co. Ears Pass, and from Green Denver and later in his nary, Denver, as a student Mountain dam to the Wy pastorates — notably at for the Archdiocese of Den E r i c k s o n Speer Blvd. At 9th oming border. Parish facil Roggen. He also has been ver. 255-1785 ities included churches in, Walden and Kremmling;' Rev. Regis McGuire Rev. James Morgan Rev. Peter Urban active in the Pre-Cana He was ordained in May, and a new ch u rch at movement and served as 1959, and offered his first Grand Lake dedicated in ordained in May, 1954, and a National Municipal for several publications and state chaplain for the Solemn. Mass in Cure d’Ars March, 1959, to serve the was appointed assistant League award as an All- did considerable art work Knights of Columbus. His church, Denver. He was L b i b a a a m , T e B o c k h o r s t b 'C o . Fathe burgeoning summer tourist pastor of St. Patrick’s. American City in 1959, on the Ambassador mag most recent assignment temporarily assigned to assigned population. While there he organized a because of the construction azine when he was a stu has been in All Saints serve at Annunciation par F ather «! Father Haas returned to Junior Newman club and of St. Vincent’s hospital. dent at St. Thomas’ semi parish, Denver. ish, Denver, and in Au chaplain St. Patrick’s as pastor un established various athletic He also supervised con nary. gust, 1959, was perma A rch b isi Harringtc der an appointment in Au programs. He also organ struction ofa:Z$100,000 nently assigned as assist gust, 1959. cent de 1 ized a Christian Family convent for*3fiie teaching Rev. Regis F. McGuire ant to that parish, a post and also Movement in the parish. nuns, renovation of the Rev. Robert P. Meznar Father Regis F. McGuire, he has held until his pre ver, aftc Rev. John J. McGinn He was graduated from church and remodeling of Father Robert P. Meznar,. new pastor of Annunciation sent assignment. Hollowa> Cheyenne Mountain high St. Mary’s school in Lead- new pastor o f St. Peter’s teacher, Father John J. McGinn, parish, Leadville, returns school, Colorado Springs, ville. parish, Fleming, has been veteran c new pastor of Guardian as pastor to his birthplace. and spent a year as a assistant pastor of Cure Rev. Peter O. Urban fo r the Angels’ parish, Denver, Born March 25, 1916, in Navy V-12 student at the d’Ars parish in Denver Father Peter O. Urban Heart pa was named assistant at St. Leadville, he attended St. J W N E. ZOOK GERARD R. the cha] Louisiana Polytechnic In since his ordination in Im now pastor of St. John’s PARTNER TeBOCKHORST. CPCU James’ parish, Denver, fol Rev. John F. Slattery Mary’s grade school and children, stitute, Ruston, La. He saw Father John F. Slattery, ’ maculate Conception Ca the local high school there. parish, Yuma, was orda lowing his ordination in overseas duty in Trinidad, . an d the new pastor of St. Joseph’s, thedral June 4, 1960. After studies at St. Mary’s ined in Immaculate Con reside at June, 1952. In 1961 he West Indies. Following the ception Cathedral May 31, SrLiuAeutxjL MnoL 1897 was appointed pastor of St. Fairplay,. and St. Mary’s, He is a native of Denver Manor in Langhome, Pa., end of World War II, he 1958, and served as assist 1130 PUBUC SERVICI ILO «. John’ s church, Yuma, a Breckenridge, was ordained and a graduate of Annun he entered St. Thomas’ entered St. Thomas’ semi ciation high school, Den ant in St. William’s parish, post he has held until his in May, 195’7, and his first seminary, Denver. Msgr. nary, Denver. ver, before entering St. new assignment. assignment was as an as He was ordained in In 1959 Father Purfield Thomas’ seminary in 1952. A graduate of St. Cath sistant at St. Anne’s June, 1946, and sang his was appointed pastor of St. church, Grand Lake. In His brother, Father Joseph first Solemn Mass in From erine’s grade school and Peter’s parish, Fleming, a Regis high school, Denver, August, 1957, he was ap Meznar, was ordained in Annunciation church, After 31 post he has held until his pointed assistant at Our 1958 and is assistant pas Leadville. For the next Father McGinn entered St. present assignment. as pastor ( Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Lady of Lourdes parish, tor of Holy Trinity parish, three years, until 1949, he p arish , 1 in 1945. Denver. Westminster. served as an assistant at Rev. Mons At St. James’ parish Fa Born July 5, 1931, in Sacred Heart Cathedral, Lemieux, ' Denver, he was graduated Pueblo. ther McGinn took an ac Rev. Janies B. Rev.Leonard to ill hea tive part in all parish ac from Annunciation high In January, 1949, Father o d u c t i o n ! fered fror tivities and was a Hgure- Hamblin school, Denver, in 1949, Abercrombie McGuire returned to Den matic con head in promoting the Father James B. Ham and entered St. Thomas’ Appointment o f Father ver and was assigned as ade. He w school’s athletic programs. blin new pastor of St. seminary, Denver, in the Leonard Abercrombie to assistant pastor of St. Pat Mountain Under his guidance several Therese’s parish, Aurora, is fall of that year. the Kremmling-Grand rick’s parish. In 1954 ho w est o f . of the school teams won a native of Denver and Lake parish coincides with was appointed chaplain at 8 u p p j y V. city championship status. was ordained in Immacu the 20th anniversary of his St. Joseph’s hospital. Den p a rish e s At St. John’s in Yuma late Conception Cathedral Rev. Dean R. Kumba ordination in Immaculate ver, and served there until Announcer Father McGinn built a new in 1943. He served one Father Dean R. Kumba, Conception Cathedral — 1959, when he was named made this church which was dedicat year as assistant pastor of the first pastor of the new June 1, 1946. pastor of St. Peter’s parish, cial state: ed June 10, 1964. He also Annunciation parish, Den ly created St. Joseph’s His first assignments Kremmling, and its mis bishop U was instrumental in reor ver, then served on the parish, Colorado Spring, were as assistant in St. sion o f St. Anne’s, Grand Denver. ganizing many of the par staff of the Denver Cath was ordained in May, Joseph’s parish, Golden, Lake. Monsig ish activities and putting olic R egister until 1951, 1954. then in St. Therese’s par b o r n at them on an active level. combining that assignment The son of Mrs. John J, ish, Aurora. He was ap Rev. James L. Morgan W yo.; atf with service as assistant in Kumba and the late Mr. pointed assistant in St. high schc Kumba, the new pastor Father James L. Morgan, St. Philomena’s parish, Francis de Sales' parish, new pastor of Sacred Heart 1916 to Rev. James R. Denver. was born June 23, 1927, in Denver in the fall of 1946, student i Beaver Dam. Wis. In 1939 parish, Roggen, and its Purfield Father Hamblin was ap where he remained until, mission of Holy Family, from 19: Father James R. Pur pointed chaplain of Mercy the family moved to Colo as chaplain of the 140th year he e fie ld , new pastor of St. hospital in 1951, and held rado Springs. Father Kum fighter-bomber wing of the as’ semins ba was graduated from St. Patrick’s parish, Denver, the post until his ap Colorado Air National GLASS -returns to the parish pointment as pastor of Mary’s high school, Colora Guard, he was called to where he once served as Annunciation parish, Lead- do Springs, and then en CO. He w assistant. ville, and dean of the dis tered St. 'Thomas* semi For Sale or Loose Im m acul Born in Colorado Springs trict in August, 1956. He nary, Denver. for m ir r o r s C athed n was credited with helping From the time of his 3.000 sq. ft. on 2 floors. Near Aug. 26, 1926, he was new Federal Office Building. See Our Beautiful H e n ry '] the two-mile-high city win ordination until his new Parking in rear. . 1926. He appointment he served as New Home at Altoona-Johnstown For information call sista n t an assistant at St. Francis 534-1394 690 Lawrence 825-5251 G h o st p de Sales’ parish, Denver. Bishop Appointed Forty Hours' u n til 19 Well known as a speaker, Vincent i I Devotion he has addressed numerous until A r Washington, D.C. —Pope groups on family relations, June 5, 1966 J . V e h r Paul VI has named Auxi as well as on aspects of liary Bishop James J. Trinity Sunday 1931 for marriage, in the Denver s tu d y a Hogan of Trenton, N.J., to Christ the King, Ever area. be Ordinary of the Diocese green. U niversi An accomplished artist, Your Business and Business Forms Washing! of Altoona-Johnstown in St. Mary’s, Greeley. he provided illustrations Pennsylvania. ceived a The appointment was Every step of the way, the production of your n on law announced here June 1 by versity ir Archbishop Egidio Vagnoz- FREE DENTISTRY Speedkraft business forms receives the meticu zi, Apostolic Delegate in Beginning Juno 19th, applicants to practice dentistry in the State the U.S. of Colorado will bo examined by the Colorado Suto Board of M a d f o r more space? Dental Examiners. lous consideration of a staff of specialists ... sys A fter Bishop Hogan, born in Denver 1 Philadelphia in 1911, was If you will come to the M. F. Patterson Dental Supply Company. Am erican w ill l^^lP Y° 999 Acoma St.. Denver. 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Vehr on side of Pine Avenue (and Chrysalba, Corfou, Greece, pointed acting general and June 2, follows: its easterly extension) from Mr. Diamantopoulos was head of the Greek mission The parish of St. Joseph, South Nevada Avenue to married in Denver Feb. 28, in Berlin. He was Greek Colorado Springs, Colorado, Woodburn Street; the north 1928, to Alberta Kirchhof ambassador at Moscow for is hereby canonically es side of Dorchester Drive by the Most Rev. J. Henry several years and ended tablished as a removable from Woodburn Street to Tihen, Bishop of Denver, his active diplomatic career parish with the following Ivy Place. He was, at that time, first as Greek ambassador to described boundaries: WEST BOUNDARY: The secretary of the Greek Em- Spain, NORTH BOUNDARY: The east side of Highway 115 bassy in Washington, D.C., Diamantopoulos was a south side of West Arvada (South Nevada Avenue) a post in which he served frequent visitor to Denver Street from its coi\)unction from Range 66 West to an for 11 years. and has many friends here. I with Fountain Creek Bou eastern extension of Pine A native of Athens, Di- His widow’s sister. Miss levard and Ivy Place to Avenue; the east side of amantopoulos was educated B ernardine Kirchhof, is Fountain Creek. Woodburn Street from Pine for foreign service. His flying to Corfou for his fu- EAST BOUNDARY: The Avenue to Dorchester first post was that of con- neral. west side of Fountain Drive; the east side of Ivy Proud and Happy Moment sul general at San Fran- Safety First Creek from West Arvada Place from Dorchester cisco. After his 11 years in Street to the county line^ You may be a reasonably Drive to its intersection Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and Auxiliary Bish the seminary, and the Rev. Thomas Cahill, C.M., Washington, he was ap cautious driver and handle Range 66 West. with Fountain Creek Bou op David M. Maloney, center, are shown with the right, of the seminary. With the class o f 10 new pointed to the Greek em your car skillfully, but unless >th- SOUTH BOUNDARY: levard. ______1966 ordination class of St. Thomas' seminary, priests ordained for the archdiocese were two bassy staff at London. He Ur- you keep your car in safe Denver, following the ceremony of ordination in Theatine Order priests and one ordained for the served as consul general in operating condition, says the ’ hi- the Denver Cathedral May 28. With the class arc Diocese o f Salt Lake City, Utah. Alexandria. Egypt, and as ver, State Patrol, you are not a the Very Rev. John Danagher, C.M., left, rector o f ambassador to the Hague. good driver. olic ton Leadville Men Raise Funds, Go to Work Leadville — Members of mission. Fire escapes, an teachers to the staff next school. the Ushers' Club of automatic detection system, year. The Sisters of Chari Interested lay teachers Annunciation parish here enclosing of stairways, and ty of Leavenworth will be are asked to contact St are winding up the latest repair of gutters are the able to supply only five Mary’s school, Leadville, project in the 10-year re principal things that have nuns, instead of the six or Annunciation parish building program of the to be done. Estimated cost who have been staffing the rectory, Leadville. parish. of the project is approxi 1 The men raised funds mately $10,000. ($2,500) and installed vinyl Increased (projected) en Rev. Charles Coughlin^ tile under the pews and rollment will m ^ e it nec carpeting in all the aisles. essary to add two lay The reflooring project in 'Radio Priest/ Retires volved taking up all the Royal Oak, Mich. — Fa announcement came short pews and putting down a ther Charles E. Coughlin, ly before his celebration of ! sub-floor before laying the controversial radio-priest _of his 50th priestly jubilee. tile and carpet. The men the 1930’s will retire as Father C oughlin, 74, Now- did all the work, except pastor of Shrine of the earlier had denied any de Chaplains Appointed the laying of the carpet. o. Little Flower here. The sire to retire. Archbishop Father Robert M. Harrington, left, has been This summer, consider John Dearden, however, An up-to-date assigned to service in the Navy as a chaplain and able work will done at Lad les of Charity said the priest has asked Father John V. Holloway, right, was appointed St. Mary’s school to comply to be relieved of duties be • i chaplain of the Colorado State Youth Services by Schedule Meeting with safety -standards of cause of impaired health. M issal that brings Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver. Father the State Industrial Corn- Harrington has been assistant pastor in St. Vin- New Orleans — Plans After bitter attacks on cent de Paul’s parish, Denver, since August, 1958, are under way for the President Roosevelt in his deeper understanding and also served briefly in Cure d'Ars parish, Den- rM|||l|A||||||6 third biennial meeting of broadcasts, Father Cough ver, after his ordination in May, 1958. Father “ the Association of Ladies of lin ceased public speeches, Holloway, a convert who was a country school to the Mass. Pilgrimage Charity which will be held reportedly as a result of teacher, a mortician, and Navy submarine service here (Jet. 7-13 , in connec silencing by Church au veteran of World War II before he began studying A candlelight pilgrimage tion with the 52nd annual thorities. The New Saint Andrew Bible Missal for the priesthood, has been pastor at Sacred I will be held at Sacred meeting of the National . Heart parish, Roggen. Father Holloway becomes Heart retreat house, Se- is the first missal to fully reflect the chaplain for the state home for dependent Conference of Catholic News Deadline! dalia, on Sunday, June 5, C harities Society of St. the spirit of Liturgical Renewal children, Denver; the state home for boys, Golden; 6 p.m., sponsored by the . and the state home for girls, Morrison. He will Vincent de Paul. 'Catholic The deadline for news reside at St. Joseph’s parish, Golden. Denver area of Marian-Eu- Charities in the Modern stories and pictures to in the Church. charistic Devotions com Named to Staff appear in the "Register” World” is the theme of the Only the New Saint Andrew Bible Missal mittee. conference. is Monday at 9 a.m. Besides the procession, Appointed to the contains ail these features: Msgr. Lemieux to Retire •’Register** staff with there will be recitation of □ The official text used by the priest at the altar the Rosary, Benediction of residence at Holy Ghost From St. Catherine Post the Blessed Sacrament and parish, Denver, is the and approved by the United States Bishops’ Rev. L. Marvin Reed, • CHURCH FURNISHINGS church was completed over a sermon to be given by Liturg-ical Commission. After 31 years of service above, who was orda the basement structure the Rev. Robert A. McCor as pastor of St. Catherine's ined in 1964. Born in that had served for 17 mick, of St. Ignatius Loyo □ Special explanatory material for each day’s Mass parish, Denver, the Rt. Denver in 1938, Father • RELIGIOUS ARTICLES years. la parish, Denver. prepared by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey Rev. Monsignor Delisle A. Reed attended St. Philo- He was honored by des t Lemieux, will retire owing mena’s school and was of St. Andrew, one of the world’s great centers of to ill health. He has suf ignation as. a Domestic graduated from Regis CompUl* lin« R^ligiou* AflicUt »or Chor Our expert staff will provide After he returned to Denver he served as as the Personal Interest, with Dignity, sistant in Holy Family COMPARE Understanding and Sympathetic parish until Sept. 1, 1934, when he was appointed YOUR PRESENT BANK Consideration. . . .the hallmark of administrator of St. Cath SERVICE CHARGES erine’s. He became pastor a B oulevard Service. in June, 1935, then the WITH THESE youngest in Denver. WRITE He celebrated the 25th anniversary as pastor in FREE 20 CHECKS St. Catherine’s in 1960. PERSONAL OR LESS CHECKING ACCOUNT q r MINIMUM AVERASt Denver's finest Facilities His appointment as pas NO SERVICE CHARGE BALARCC SERVICE CHARfiE tor confronted him with a W ith a m inimum mooihly UOO Only $1.C1 Since 1919 serious lack of space, and Oalanca of *S00 $ 3 0 0 Only $1.21 No limu on numbat of $200 O n ly S I .41 he immediately began dir chackt o* dapo*'»» $100 O n ly $1.61 ection of a construction program. The first result BANK BY MAIL • POSTAGE PAID was completion of a base ment church and rectory in -Always the Best Value"at ... 1936. Completion of addi tions to the convent and ^ A urora N ational Bank m ortuaries the school followed in t. COIFAX AT IRONTON PHONE 364-7I71 1949, and in 1952 the Lombard Romanesque P age 4 The Denver Catholtc Register______Thursday, June 2, 1944 Strings to the Bow R eaffirm ing C hurch’s Stand By Frank Morriss Spec Pope Paul V i’s reitera- Catholic principles, almost IF T H O S E who say in Marxism, have main- wherever they arise, fo- Six specie tion of the Church’s con- as if there is some excuse Communistic materialism tained its negative prin- menting such disturbances and program demnation of Communism for a Catholix-Marxist am- jg by its very nature inhu- ciples and meth<^s, which when possible, fered during on May 22 has significance algam. m ane are not realistic result from the incomplete When these erupt, it will gis college sui fa r beyond the Ita lia n P o p e P a u l V I h a s about earthly needs, then and thereforefalse concep- use its new' importance in which runs • elections, to which some ru d e ly shattered such the Pope is similarly un- tion of man, history, and the ranks of the free na- 5. Registratioi releases linked it. The illusions. If those w ho realistic, for he stresses, the world which is typical tions to paralyze action so sion, which is al, will be Jui Reds’ tactics in those elec- warn about the dangers “ The materialism which of racial Marxism.” that the triumph of sub- Workshop tions, to be held this June, inherent in Communism derives from it (Marxism) versive forces in those dis- elude those reflect a general attempt are alarmists, then the extinguishes man's true THIS condemnation in turbances will be sure, and guidani at Marxist flirtation with P o n t iff has ce rta in ly , spirituality and his tran- Mary’s month, 1966, comes At the same time Com- English stud Catholics and distortion of w it h th e f o l l o w i n g scendent hope.” providentially and fortui- munists will be working, methods, and Catholtc social teaching. w ords, joined the ranks tously just as the idea was with the assistance of na- addition, an Sad to say, there are o f the alarnwsts: "T h e If those who quote Papal gaining respectability that tive non-Communist think- Teachers of 1 C atholics willing to re- atheism it (radical Marx- condemnations of Commu- the danger of Communism ers, at undermining those Indian will bi spond in that flirtation, ism) professes is a blind- nism are livin g in the is waning and the realistic things that uphold the true gis June 20-J They offer various attempts n e s s w h ich m an an d past, then Pope Paul is thing to do is to consider nature o f man: Private at justification for their society will have to pay similarly old fashioned, for co-existen ce o f the two property, reward for effort Tri-Faiths a n ' C T . dalliance. They, for ex- fo r in the end with the he specifically recalled that great ideologies ~ the Ju- and enterprise; personal ample, discuss an evolving gravest consequences.’’ Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical daic-Christian one and the responsibility for one’s ac- In Colo. S Communism; they distin- Rerum Novarum "admon- atheistic Communist one. tions; protection from in- guish between the philoso- If those who believ e ishes us against placing The results of such a coex- trusion by artists, enter- Colorado £ phy of Communism and its Communism poses a threat our trust in erroneous and istence can only be those tainers, and commentators series of tri- individual adherents, as if to liberty are creating a dangerous ideologies. . .’’ "gravest consequences’’ that into the leisure time use of sions by a g such distinction allows us tempest in a teapot, then P ope P au l VI sees an private citizens; integrity Protestants, < to overlook what individ- the Pope is similarly over- The present Pope has a in evitably flowing from of art as related to an in- Jews were ! uals preach and believe, anxious when he says, similarly specific direction Communism. tegral human being; sanc- May to offei Calling on the perfectly le- "The class struggle raised for today’s Catholics: "The __tity of all human life. into other fait gitimate concept of dial- to a system harms and im- Church has not and cannot specify what The Rt. Re ogue, they mistakenly act pedes social peace and ine- adhere to social, ideologi- those consequences mig"* -p jjg RESU LT of the Michael Harri as if such a dialogue can vitably ends in violence cal, and political move- ®’ ^ ° _u,_ passing of those concepts of St. Paul’s ( em b ra ce a m utual ex- and oppression, leading to ments which, in finding arKs, and irom our own ^ dehum anized Bernard Franl change o f M arxist and the abolition of liberty. . their origins and strength knowledge ol current nis- ready and waiting Beth-El, and tory we can predict with George Otto < . , , ^ absolute certainty ^ superior animal. Community « C o m m e n t f o r T o d a y what some will be The time of the classless sented the c ___ Communism will use the : , l ..rived _ three faiths. 1 A the time of the hWe - the the discussion / I %^IVU nii'rllS Incise - bee society, with its Red held at his ch< „ rx . XX XX M . . ■■ fP.? ■ ■ drones and queens receiv- if I Traditions B y P a u l H . H a lle t t tmneermg, platform pres- j„g the rewards, and those £^i and basic co entation — joined to its _r -m i ont«»rnri«s4» amhi discussed am Things are definitely says, "that city property his store, why should the own reliance on deceit, tt’ r i of 150 persons looking up in the war on should be used to sell wholesale distributor have disturbance, reaucea to tne corn- Sunday evenir pornography, in Denver, material that discriminates nothing comparable? Such r u m o r - m o n g e r i n g , enslaved thanks in part to three fa- against our faith and our a license might eliminate distortion of facts, subver- ..l i- h v o r a b le U .S. Suprem e religious principles. Porno- the abuse w hereby the sion of youthful idealism. ... a o ic ra ‘ Court decisions in the past graphy and those behind it distributor seeks in various It will use these to gain ^ ways oppose sue a Sister three months. There have are, in effect: 1) Exercising ways to force his stuff on entre to the opinion-mak- y." ® in con ras \ Listening In been a number of convic- censorship against our the retail newsstand, and ing forums, if not the ac- ® socie y o jus ice an tions by both local and Judeo-Christian morality it would make him much tual law-making bodies, Visitoi federal courts, one of them by attacking the sanctity more careful about distrib- of the democracies. At the ® rights, the natural Do Numbers Count? which sent a man to three of marriage; 2) abusing the uting possibly prosecutable same time it will lay in ® guarantor,o! By Elsie years in prison for sending freedom of the individual material. wait for social disturbances • Sister Chari By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer p o rn o g ra p h ic pictures by pushing a philosophy of ■ Those two views om.t nff ber of the S Through the mails selfish satisfaction and ah- , . , compromise Pope Pau V Assisi order This is that happy season of the year steady and long-continued insistence upon But the energetic and normal excitement; 3) vio- L a y m a n a t L a r g e has r.g h tly judged that in Milwaukee] . ^ ^ ® X 1- I z.- . x-x X- 1 Communism itself has sue- tor last week when Bishops and Chancellors relax their the obligation. If anywhere near a 100% intelligent management of lating the constitutional ______-.,- u ______j-- vigilance over debits and credits and turn attendance were to be achieved, by some of her aunt, M with gay abandon to the warm and witty miracle, we should be faced with the sud the local chapter of Citi- rights’ of the dignity of T U c f l d suggestions come Weber of Bh zens for Decent Literature man by invading his pri X > Western pages of the new issue of The Catholic den and drastic urgency to build twice as ment parish, I Directory. Published annually with ad many churches as we have to accommo IS calculated to make the vacy. Ir. one sense our camp who are weakened by ^She visitei mirable competence by that ancient and date the milling multitudes. community more aware of 'ciyil' rights, based on the B y J i m BZOCK the d rift o f our society tive^^ friends th e porn ograph ic e v il, lawful consciences of the'Ten .i.r... PnXhnlic away from any valid phi- bors.%At the orthodox firm, P. J. Kenedy and Sons, Commandments, are being Almost forgot. May was Protestant and Catholic . , X New York, it is a monumental compila she v8tn>ervises Now these statistics or estimates AN O PEN L E T T E R affronted through the publ- national neighborhood tav- clergymen. ‘“ ' “ P y Rosemary Ke tion of facts, pertinent and impertinent, drawn up by the Board of ishers’ sexual brutality.” ern month or something. The counseling service ^ bearing upon the state of the Catholic may be as accurate as such things A dvisers of the Denver You were supposed to visit was described as doing ^*^*^ *«* sutn pniiosopny. of the late Church in these United States and the can reasonably be, yet the impression CDL, which includes the SUPPOSE a book tra- your friendly neighborhood "fairly well” but that many A luture age will look Kennedy, an her in a larg Insular Possessions, with briefer notices created may be wholly deceptive. For Rev. Dr. Wm. H. Mackin- ducing Negroes were sold tavern. persons w ith problem s home, built b of Canada, Mexico, and the British Isles. they imply that things are bad and to sh , o f the M ontview on the book racks of any M any corn er taverns would not seek help with- It runs currently to nearly 1,500 pages, getting worse. But are they? Are we Presbyterian Church; Rabbi proprietor who has his across the nation, and out a push from someone it will be able to say dy family on packed with information. Who is the pas in truth facing a wholesale decline in Daniel Goldberger of Beth stand on publicly owned many in the middle of the else. Bartenders were given time andwas of the Lt. Ke tor o f elegant St. Philander’s parish in Catholic practice the world over? Or Joseph Congregation, who property. Few things are block too, celebrated this credit for often supplying ®® Tuxedo Park? Who is the minor curate of are we simply working on a set of St. Ramshackle’s in Kagtown, Nevada? statistics in the void, bereft of com is, a police chaplain; Don- more certain than that special observance with all that push. PAMlsiriT 't ll Regis Deb Overhaul your Directory for that ’ere in aid Meehan, Ted Speroa, proprietor could not use sorts of open houses, fami- The bartenders noted “ LANNUl it will plete information, and above all, with and others appeals to the the plea of freedom for un- ly doings, favors for the that they convinced a num- say howw^l he To Give F formation, and when found, make a note out sound historical comparisons. C ity C ouncil to take a popular ideas to continue ladies, and spirited re- her o f customers to get prophesied a new dar age on. It is all there. closer look at the news- selling it. If no legal device minders of the particularly help from Alcoholics Ano- niankind. Paul Hora forensics at ! Given to boasting though we are, stan d s at the A irp ort, were available to remove significant role the neigh- nymous as well as from It is commonly accepted, for example, the U nion Station, and that piece of literature one Iwrhood tavern has played the counseling service. jiir u a Denver, alon we cannot in conscience claim to have that the Middle Ages were the Ages of rence Brook read this year’s issue from cover to other public transport cen- would surely be found. In in the formation of this J U lI C Faith. It goes without saying that Europe Koke, membe: cover. Yet what a consolation it is to is covered with the splendid monuments ters, and it suggests that the same way the sanctity great nation of ours. MIDST THIS camarad- I n f ^ n f i r t n c the pallid soul, when, weary of Con the City Council, possibly of marriage and the main- erie between bartender and 1111 C l IT K JIlo lege’s debate left by those who built for the glory of present a pn firmations and Confirmation banquets, God and the veneration of the Blessed through a subcommittee, te n a n ce o f com m unity FOR A WHOLE month, clergyman, the president of he relaxes in slippered ease at his give consideration to the m orals are vital to the the friendly bartender was the counseling service of- The Apostleship of Pray- Knights of Cc Mother and the Saints. Yet what per cil 539 Frid hearth, under the kindly aegis of his centage of the faithful, in those very cen ad v isability of an ordi- public interest, and the king. Several, in fact, were fered an explanation: "At Ri* general intention for the familiar Lares and Lemures, and nance requiring a form of public interest is overrul- actually crowned. And all ^^rst thought it might seem month o f June is: "True club June 10. turies, were conscious of their duty and The prograr pages through ’’The Catholic Directo scrupulously attentive to Mass on Sunday? license for the magazine ing, certainly when there acro.ss the land young and that these two groups are religious liberty that the ry” to discover whether the neighbor distributors in the city, is a question of selling old and in between bellied at polar lengths: however. Church may practice and a discussion i Actually, we have no comparative figures and power of ; ing dioceses are forging ahead too to guide us, and it is only by a laborious The CDL board is an ex- pernicious magazines on up to mark the occasion. It w hen you realize that enjoy true religious liber- fast or are comfortably giving up the cellent example of practical property leased from the isn’t often you get a whole these people both desire to ty.” of recent U process of piecing together stray bits of Court decision race and slipping back into innocuous information that we can arrive at some cooperation by religious city. month's worth of excuses af help to the troubled The Mission Intention for desuetude. The hours hurry off, and and other leaders for the Since the public interest to have a drink. there is a very close rela- June is: "The Youth of A buffet lur outline of what normal Catholic practice served at 12 at last the ponderous tome falls from was in the 13th century. common good. is so vitally concerned with tionship.” Cheers! Uganda.” inert fingers, and the bearer of the A bou t new sstands in m a g a zin e s e llin g , the Sorry about not mention- ' knights’ home Apostolic Succession is sound asleep. publicly operated transit suggestion o f the Open this sooner. Here na- T h e D e n V C r C s t h o H c K e f f i s t c r street, Denv Mass attendance records may reveal centers, such as the Sta- Letter that the licensing of tional tavern month has ^ ® end at 1 p.i ‘'Lies, damned lies, and statistics.” It something of the health of a nation’s pleton Airport, the open magazine distributors in come and gone and your President ...... Most Hev. L'rban I. W-lir. D .l). friends, and ii is the cynic’s summing up of the dubious faith, but it would be dangerous to claim letter turns the censorship the city be considered has reminder comes along in K tlitor...... Rt. Rev, lohii H. (aixan.iiih are invited to data of our experience, in declining order. that they tell us all we need to know. argum ent against those merit. If the little busi- June, which might be na- a p>,,^ \r ,,...,rxxn u. ; i t r i \ * x And however much we may reprobate his They are useful, but their importance can who so often abuse it. nessman must have a doz- tional ice cream parlor ■' \ ‘ ‘ • . 1 e . Dxinie! J. FKiiiertv Jesuit, pessimism, there is little doubt that when be wildly exaggerated and they can be "W e do not believe,” it en or so licenses to operate month, for all you known. .Managing L clito r...... Miles F. Porter it comes down to statistics he has a twisted out of any recognizable context. Anyway, if you missed Denver .News Editor ...... Cleinent J. Zeeliu point. For though statistics may not lie in Even when accurate beyond cavil, as in paying homage to national Associate Editors . . . . Fr ink Morriss W ill Be and by themselves, they can be lent with dicative of a decline, they may be further The Rev. . fatal readiness to the manipulation of the symptomatic of a great many things other neaaers tiostrum , .i— h. w,>isi. a.Ki a . n s n c „ , „ „ Walsh of the unscrupulous and the tendentious, and than a weakening or a loss of faith. They , . Obiects rational responses as the neighborhood tavern in Froduction .Manager...... Rol)ert \V. Lynch 8 U 8 w ill be even in the hands of the well-meaning may reflect economic or social pressures priest in the they may be put to strange and baleful quite as honestly as they do the more Editor result of technological in- June or anytime. x-Vdvertising D ir e cto r ...... John J. Murphy Immaculate uses. strictly spiritual. Let''me state that I feel x VO'* Circulation Direct.i r ...... J„|ia ,\T. Bnqqs c o lle g e , Sa X r X X X Two thousand years ago probably wonderinii what — —— ------Kans., Tuesda As a modern instance, take our These reflections on reading "The have Pafhnhv lacked the facilities the dickens nationaUavern ' , x,- . Archbishop , fo house, contain, and re- month has to do with reli- muia VCeekly by 3 contemporary concern over the rela Catholic Directory” for 1966 are Hunkeler of tive numbers and percentages of those our area such as the Reg- h a h i 11 1 i a t e c r i m - gion. And rightly so CATHOLIC PRES.S SOCIETY, (INC.) not meant to suggest a smug satisfac ister. In general, I have j j Putting them to Offhand yfu would think „ , . Bannock Street. Denver, Colo. 80204 in Kansas. who attend Mass on Sundays and Father V/ali tion with things as they are. If cur death was the most efT.- that chumhes T d taverns Telephone, 820-1145 p.Q. Box 1620 Days of Obligation. Every so often we rent statistics reveal an appalling per i Denverite, read, with many shakings of the head centage of Catholics not fulfilling the ‘pTeted'with the w k o^f ------— grade school and w ringing o f the hands, that in minimal duties of the Christian life, our religion. Having been an officer of block from each other, with Subscriptipn: $4,00 a tear tridge public France, for example, no more than 20 this is a challenge which we must do For probably the second ® ’ ‘’ “ ■'dly a thing in common, Canada. $5.50 a year'w.-r xubscriplion. and high scI per cent of those baptized as Catho our best to meet. But equally, let us time in the past 10 years I * ‘ 'l grant that the eye for save clientele. Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a In 1953 aftei lics are in the habit o f assisting regu he slow to draw conclusions which have not been in agree* ©ye and tooth for a Not so m this fast-paced year. Regis collegi larly at the Holy Sacrifice, and that may not, in themselves, be justified. m ent with the colum n tooth” is applicable before changing world of ours. Second Class Postage Paid at Denver Colorado the Jesuit still few er make their annual "Easter Some time ago a learned Jesuit bearing the name of Paul the act is committed or in- Not so at least in D u b u - ______' Florissant, M( Duty.” Conditions, we read further, sociologist made the startling state H. Hallett. The "capital its execution. To justly que. Iowa. No, indeed. — — — — — — philosophical are even worse in Spain and Italy, ment that the Church in a given area punishment" heading no take a man’s life lies There they have found • • •. i2 completed c and arc quite deplorable in Latin was becoming dominantly feminine in doubt caught my eye since purely in the realm of the that bartenders and cler- ■ university. T America. Catholic Germany does bet its complex and context, simply be I make it a point not to officer or any- gymen have something in OFFICIAL: ARCHIjIOCFSF OF P IF W itd to Belize C ter, though by no means is a shining cause more women than men were read his column, normally. °ue able to protect others, com m on: L iste n in g to D enver Catholir* *F Be a Guest at Your Owu Partly” Z.AFFZTE____ - . ---- BUFFKT.S — B.ANtIUKTS ^'Colorado’s Most Scenic Restaurant” JOH t4lh at LAklMIR gull *h Piayt,*, fiiniui lewer aewntawe) WEDIMNt; ItK< KI»TlONS Pie* Attendant Parking Per Reearvatleiici sn -a ttl COCKT.VIL PAItTIKS, PICNICS GERMAN and AMERICAN FOOD COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA 221 I & OPKN IIOl'Si:S • Seuerbraten • wiener Schnitial • Staaks • Saafeede lecol I C ip frily Prrpered Hors d'Oeuvret, COFFEE SHOP - FIRESIDE LOUNGE — PIANO BAR Conepai, Open Faced Sandwicbai On U.S. Highway 2lS at Conifar Ph. 222-4 I98 Cloitd Manday a Bea Lunches BARTENDING SERVICE AVAILABLE • CaKee A Roilt Deliveicd A Served A^anaged by Henry Oaniel m 4 so. 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Via Fiin tt Water m Tha Areof" Six /DPI Aces Picked Thursday, June 2, 196< The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 For .Metro Star Game Bill Hickey Quits as Head Six pl^'srs fvdm the Corrales. Cathedral players Parochial LeagueI Wire se- ' selected were Second Base- ♦ ♦ ♦ (■; lected on the Denver City man Mark Anderson and Grid Coach at Mullen High All-Star team which will Catcher Jim Meier. Joe n g meet the Suburban All- Higgins, an outfielder from Bill Hickey, Mullen high 1964 before being tied 7-7 at school’s perfect record foot Stars in the sixth annual Mt. Carmel, was the other by Pueblo Catholic in the in- m /^ /fTQ Pom ball coach, has announced Parochial state champion Metropolitan high school Parochial League pick. ra his resignation effective im ship game. Last year Mul game Saturday at Bears MIKE CARROLL, who mediately! len finished off with an Stadium. . guided Mullen to the title MULLEN HIGH school, stimulate toward academic Hickey, who did not lose 11-0 slate including a 13-0 Three players n^m Mul in only his second season excellence . . . And the two ■ a game at Mullen during triumph over previously len’s Parochial 'League as head baseball coach, which laid waste to the in Denver Parochial League’ have gone hand-in-hand at his 2-year-coaching stint at unbeaten Pueblo Catholic Ta- championship club, two and Ken Hughes, who pil during the .1965-66 term, Mullen. the school, has been named in the Parok state cham from Cathedral and one oted Thomas Jefferson to pionship game. lic faces a giant rebuilding Should Brother Simon be an assistant coach at Colo from Mt. Carmel were the State public school rado State University. program if the Mustangs transferred, as expected, Mullen school officials named to the coveted all- Class AAA championship, Mullen was tied only said applicants for the va are to measure up to cham Mullen will have the added star berths. will coach the Denver All- burden of going coach once in 23 games under cant coaching position are Representing Mullen will Star team. pionship calibre again Hickey’s leadership. The come this fall. hunting without an athlet now being closely screened. be First Baseman Pat The Suburban Stars take Mustangs compiled an 11-0 • Mullen heis worked dili ic director. Brother Simon A replacement is expected Stauter, Outfielder Gary a 3-2 edge into the series, has blended nicely as lia regular season’s record in to be named shortly. Jensen and Pitcher Bob having won in 1962 (3-2), gently over the last half, dozen years to hoist the ison man in his triple role 1963 (11-3), and 1965 (7-4). as basketball coach, ath The Denver stars were schools’s athletic prestige For Buirding ■several notches. Now, it letic director and class victorious in 1961 (7-6) and or Modernizing. . would appear, the school room instructor. He’ll be a in 1964 (15-12). has fallen victim to an old tough one to replace! Windotv Cleaners, Inc. Game time Saturday is Parochial League bugaboo WITH THE rapid turn 2:30 p.m. All tickets for as the Mustangs now find over, it’s little wonder the game sell for 60 cents, themselves waving bye bye Mullen fans are hoping for with children under 13 ad the best but privately ex \ to virtually an entire \ mitted free. coaching staff. pecting disaster. No one /I Last week, Bill Hickey, privately expects the school 429-7902 CYO Activities Mullen’s highly successful to match its 1965-66 record in which it went unbeaten S t. R o se football coach, announced Lou Has His Inning in football, won the DPL RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL The St. Rose of Lima his resignation to accept a CYO is sponsoring a Lou Kellogg, left, retiring Regis High School coach, position as an assistant at baseball crown and fin ished second in the DPL NEW CONSTRUCTION graduation dance June 5 was honored for his 29 years of dedicated service at Colorado State University. and State Parochial bas from 8 to 11 p.m. featuring the Regis College Student Union. Kellogg, who won or Earlier, a dissatisfied Uere'& tied for 30 Denver Parochial League championships at M ike Carroll announced ketball playoffs. the Lords of Rogue Lourds What makes matters of Rogue. This coat and Regis, was honored by more than 200 former Regis his intentions of quitting worse is that Mullen has BATHROOM tiei dance will be held in athletes, friends and admirers. At right is Eddie Bohn his baseball coaching job at COMMERCIAL ASPHALT the school auditorium. Re Jr., former Regis athlete, who was co-ordinator for the the school. And to top it gone on record as to its EXCELLENCE freshments will be served. event. ofT, the rumor mill has it hopes of gaining admission The CYO officers for that basketball coach to the Colorado High and AGGREGATE COMPANY fcy Kohler of Kohler 1966-67 will be elected. Brother Simon, who has School Activities Assn, in 80th Ave. & Highway 85 1967. A recent vote of the St. Catherine's virtually put the bounce 288-0883 • ; 288-2637 A d d beauty and value to CHSAA made it possible St. Catherine CYO will back into the Mustangs’ your homft with durobla, Retiring Regis Coach for private schools to be sponsor a dance June 17, 9 cage fortunes the past two COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL first quality Kohler fixtures^ years, w ill be transferred admitted to the organiza p.m. to 12 midnight, in the tion . . . and Mullen has -BLACK TOPPING- Time faymante errangacL gymnasium, 4200 Federal out of Denver before the 1967 season tips off. announced it will be Sizes end atytea to fit every boulevard, Denver, for all Lou Kellogg Feted among those first in line Free Estimates k IN CASE you’ve been preferencft and budget— in new members of this for admittance. six cofers and white. group. Music will be by counting . . . that wipes Lou Kellogg reaped the youngsters,” Kellogg said. out the Mullen coaching It ’ ’behooves” the Mus Let os help> you plan yo ur the Better Half. harvest for 29 years of You know they help keep rtV lT -“hut definitely.' tangs to get themselves new bathroom, washroom or Presentation dedication to youth last a fellow young. C om p licatin g matters reshod pronto! SUMMER kitchen. The Presentation CYO week when he was honored "But I’m looking forward still more is another circu Specializing in will conduct an election on "Lou Kellogg Night” at to my new position at Re latin g rumor which has Quality Plumbing dance June 7, 8 to 11 p.m., the Regis College student gis College. 1 feel the fu Brother Adrian, the SWIMMING and Heating Repairs union. ture of the college is good. at Seventh and Julian sch ool’s athletic minded REGIS COLLEGE-WEST 50th & LOWELL street, Denver. Music by More than 200 gathered We’ll take it slow and try p rin cip al, also do for a SLATTERY the Bonds of Rune. Admis to pay tribute to Kellogg to broaden out in all transfer soon. sion 75 cents with card who recently terminated a sports.” Brother Adrian has OPEN TO THE PUBLIC and $1 without. long and successful coach played no small part in & COMPANY ing career at Regis High The Kellogg Ledger Mullerr’s rise to athletic Plumbing and Healing COMPLETE CAR SERVICE School to step up to the supremacy in all sports. June 14th through August 6th » . TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR Contractors AUTO. TRANS. athletic directorship at Re BASKETBALL The soft-spoken Mullen Your Car Problam — Our Spoclalty gis College. principal has encouraged Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday: 181 V A U .E JO ST. EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR 1937 - FIrtt 1911 - In service 744G3U Included in the gathering 1938 - Flrat 194.3 — In service athletic excellence as a 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. JOHN J. CONNOR. Prisidflflt ONEIDA GARAGE were scores of former ath 19.39 - First 1946 — Second 1940 — Fourth Sunday: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Robart F. Connor, Vic* Pr*tld*n> Bill Kirk HOO Onalda ll)-S 5SS 1947 - First letes who played under 1941 — S reon d 1948 — Second Kellogg. Also on hand 1942 — T ie 1st 1949 - First 1943 — In servic News Deadline! were colleagues from the The deadline for news CLOSED MONDAYS coaching ranks and friends FOOTBALL stories and pictures to ap STROHMIHGBR and admirers from all 1937 — T ie fo r 1st 1946 - First pear in the “ Denver Cath 1947 - Fourth Family Season Membership ...... $35.00 walks of life. 193S - First olic Register’’ is Monday Electric Compani| 1939 - Tie 3d 1948 Fourth Single Season M em bership ...... 20.00 K E L L O G G received a 1940 - Tie 2d 1949 - First at 9 a.m. Correspondents 1941 - First 19.30 — Secon d are asked to have their Single Admission; 6 years and over. 50c wrist watch and a vacation 1942 - First 1951 - Fourth Under 6 years (accompanied by parent)...... 25c to Las Vegas, Nev., for 1943 — In service 1952 - Tie 1st material at the “ Register” For CtRfffle I M r k ii S e n k t •///OHSTRIAl ^CCHMC/iCVU. *H£SICifmAl 1944 — In serv ice 1953 — Fourth office at this time to assure himself and his wife, Bet 19.34 — Fourth 1945 — In serv ice publication in the follow ty. He also received a * Insurance SWIMMING LESSONS AVAILABLE ing Thursday issue. 1178 STOUT ST. ^ 222-5733 plaque, citing him for his BASEBALL Classes now open for registration DINVER COLORADO dedicated work with youth First 1952 . Tie tsi * Surety Bonds T ie 3d 19.3.3 and a citation from the CALL T ie 1st 19.34 - Tie U l F or additional information call: American Legion for his 1940 - T ie 1st 19.35 - First contribution to the legion’s 1941 - S econ d 19.36 - Tie 3d Paul T. McGrady 1942 - T ie 1st 19.37 - Tie 5th G.M.C. baseball program. 194J - 19.38 - First The 54-year-old Kellogg 1944 - 10.39 - Third SPECIAL VAN SCHAACK & CO Regis College began coaching at Regis 194.3 — in servi 1960 - Tie 1st Full ^ Ton Stock # 2025 624 17th Street 1946 - T ie 1st 1961 - First 8 ft. wide side pickup 433-6565, E xtensions 61 o r 62 High School in 1937, in 1947 _ First 1962 — Fourth Phone 297-5636 body terrupting his span there 1948 - T ie 2d 196.3 - First 1949 — S econ d 196-t - First 4 speed trans. 700x16 tires BOYS for three years of seiwice 1950 — T ie 1st 196.3 - Tie 1st Tires with the U.S. Navy during 1951 - First 1966 - Tie 3d 8 Ft. Cab Over .. $2399. YOU can become a Member e t tha Famous World War II. June Only ...... $3398. DISCOVER . . . Kellogg graduated from Millennium Am erica's Sales! Camper, DENVER JUNIOR POLICE BANDS St. Mary’s College in Cali Under th« musical direction of Celebration Set Double Wall BYRON D. JOLIVETTE fornia in June of 1936 af Styrofoam Construction. ter a brilliant collegiate Lublin, Wis. — Poland^s Kamp King Koaches Beys w ith or wltheut musical experleRce may apply far career as a fullback under millennium of Christianity mambofshlp. Ages 8 thru 13. Warhawk AP FLIC A TIO N S FOR NEW MEMBERS W IL L BE RECEIVED JU N E 4TH Slip Madigan. He played w ill be celebrated here Hy-Lo THRO UG H JUNE lOTH. M onday and fu a id a y from 1:00 R.M. to T:00 one season, 1936, with the June 5 by the Diocese of SAFETY TALK K m . Wadnotday, Thuriday and Friday t:00 A.M. I* S;00 F.M. at Custom Built Toppers THE DENVER JUNIOR POLICE BUILDING. 2I0S DECATUR ST. lONE Chicago Cardinals profes- S u p e r io r when Bishop BLOCK N O R IH OF BEARS S T A D IU M ). A PAREK'^ OR G U A R D IA N sional football team. George A. Hammes will 24 Hr. Parts & Service MUST A C C O M P A N Y BOY. ■'Low Coat Bank Financint " NORMAN M. ERARD, Executive Officer 297-2930 Kellogg coached football, offer a Pontifical Mass at Your Recreation Centers BASED ON FACT basketball and baseball at St. Stanislaus church. GATEWAY Regis from 1937 to 1949, A c iv ic parade with MOTOR CAMPTOWN giving up the cage reins floats and band units, plus 7327 Ea»t Colfax following the 1949 season, a banquet and program 399.0801 JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. GATEWAY He resigned as football depicting the history of aai BROADWAY * Sonilized Vans and M OTOR CITY lecol B long Dlilonco coach follow ing the 1954 Poland will be presented in Equipment season but retained his the evening, MOVING * Packing and baseball position, guiding Shipping the Raider nine to tie for third this spring. * Foreign Service Via SRCUS-LHUJLO Sea or Air IN 29 YEARS at Regis JL. (excluding the war years of 1 5 4 -3 LARIMER ST. -8 3 0 I 7 t m ST. DIAL 7aa-a855 1942-1945), Kellogg’s Regis Aganffer UNITED VAN LINES teams won or tied for 30 Denver Parochial League championships. The break AWARD down includes 17 titles in baseball, seven in football and six in basketball. PLAQUES 'Tm going to miss coach ing and working with BfiO-NZt TABLETS Designed and Engineered FOR SAFETY . . . “WE RENT MOST ST. JOSEPH'S From the ground up. EVERYTHING" MILITARY ACADEMY Truly the world's The Beer with GUSTO HAYS, KANSAS Finest and safest motor car! • Power Mowers Malt Liquor of Quality • RotoHllers BOARDING SCHOOL FROM $6500 • Power Rakes • Rollers Conducted by llic See it today! A t MURRAY BROS. • Spreaders Capuchin Franciscan • Paint Sprayers Falheis .4nniinl Board and Tulllon Fee Kumpf Motor Imports, Inc. DISTRIBUTING CO. A-to-Z $990.00 • Senior IUkH .Sdinol •Men.her of North Central Ass’n. 549 Broadway, Denver, Colo. Ph. (303)-255-1481 WHOLESALERS RENTAL .All Motor .Sjiorls • lUM'C Honor Srhoul • lU ruiiil Imioor Uidc Itnnuc • Civil Air I’alrul "Largest Im porter fro m Count to Count" 696 So. Broadway • Indoor Swimming l*uul Robert M. — Paul V. Murray 733-0529 For CaUiluQ — Address Business Office J P a g e 1 0 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, June 2, 196£ Loretto H eights Pool to Open Donee Company The outdoor pool at Lor Group swimming lessons Sets Performance etto Heights College, Den will begin June 20. Swim mers may take one 8-week -—Student Highlights— ver, will be open to the The Premiere Dance Arts public again this year on a course or two 4-week Company has slated a full of North Denver high Poem Printed S t . M a r y ’ s the afternoon commence membership basis. courses. production to be given at school will hold an evening The pool is located on Miss Carol James, ments. The pool is scheduled to Bonfels theater, Denver, Academy o f dinner and dancing on open on June 11 with the the west campus, south of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The 91st graduation cer Alumni Gathering Aug. 26-28. Proceeds from Donald James, a sopho The alumni association (Turn to Page 11) ieason running through Machebeuf Hall at 3001 emonies of St. Mary’s Xug. 28. South Federal blvd. Fur the three performances will more at Marycrest high academy, Denver, were go to further the work of Season family member ther information may be I i school, Denver, was award- held May 27. Dr. Francis the Leukemia society. ______-T, ed an honor ships sell for $75 with in obtained by calling the J. Kerins of the Loretto dividual memberships pool office 936-3423. - b y T h e Heights college faculty priced at $38. Monthly The program will consist C l a s s i c a l addressed the graduates. family memberships are of classical ballet, jazz, and jO u t lo o k , a dramatic works, with Dean Degrees were conferred by available for $30 and News Deadline! I m a g a z i n e Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. monthly individual mem Crane appearing as fea * published by The deadline for news tured guest artist. The Debbie Phillips, valedic berships at $18. A discount stories and pictures to ap I the Americal Named Editor production will be climaxed torian, and Terry Cronin, plan is available to all re pear in the “ Denver Cath ■Classical Named editor of the with the world premiere of salutatorian, addressed the turning members. Members olic Register” is Monday year book, for St. “ Ghost Town,” a narrated League. Miss awards assembly as the will be permitted to bring at 9 a.m. Correspondents M ary-of-the-W oods ballet written by Gordon J a m e s w as two students with the guests at a nominal fee. are asked to have their college, Terre Haute, advised that highest academic ranking Rex Abelein, a teacher material at the “ Register” H. Soles. ‘ she was one Ind., is Elizabeth in the Jefferson County in the class of 52 seniors. office at this time to assure The Premiere Dance Arts . the w in Morrill, a psychology school system and a li Two coveted prizes were publication in the follow Company is under the dir A youn ners in their yearly m ajor, who is the censed water safety in awarded to outgoing stu ing Thursday issue. ection of Gwen Bowen. one o f the verse-writing contest. Her dent council president, daughter of Mr. and structor, is the pool man recently bj poem,. "Reflgit^tions,” was Terri Cavanaugh, and sod Mrs. Edward Morrill, ager. A staff of qualified participati one of 15 cHosen for an Join a HAPPINESS ' JOURNEY OF ality prefect, Terry Altmix. members of AH Souls’ instructors, lifeguards and m ent med& award and for publication Terri Altmix, daughter of parish, Englewood. social directors will be on FULFILLMENT' TOUR Tekakw ith in the May issue o f the Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. duty at all times. 14, 21, 24, 31 and 45 days - See the Splendour of Margaret magazine. Altmix, was voted by the EUROPE and.participate In the Centennial Year faculty as "most outstand Youth Features of our Mother of Perpetual Help. Weekly depar ing in leadership, loyalty, tures until October - from $628 to $1522 from Regents Scholar New Y o rk . Celia Moynihan, daugh and achievement” and re Students and Projects' Other youth stories CARPETS ceived the Marian Award. Other Catholic interest tours; Cruises and ter of Mr. and Mrs. James T h e science fair winners at Presentation and pictures appear R n nm S he The all-round student Tours and Independent arrangements every WAL E. Moynihan, and a 1966 school, Denver, are pictured with their projects this week on Page 13. and Smaller RUGS graduate of Holy Family award was given to Terri on display. Winners of the upper division were Largtit tolecllen* n ttio City where; Wonderful selection of Carton., Tauck, high school, Denis, has Cavanaugh, daughter of Hollis Miller and Robert Denning, first place; Cooks, American Express and Berry "See Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Ca I (he hoi'.se I been awarded Ronald Cattany, second place; and Robert Furniture [r America, Hawaii & Alaska.” vanaugh, for her outstand HUNT CLEANERS open Mendoy and wadntsday re ge n ts* Brown, 3rd place. Winners of the lower division Cvtningr Tin l:lo P.M. I scholarship to ing scholastic achievement, were Roxanna Moss, first place; Kurt Buckeye, HANRAHAN’S her interest in general C o lo r a d o second place; and Mike Seller and Jimmy Servicing Sf James - SI Therese’s E.M.W. P e t e r I University. scholastic activities, and Raymond, third place. The first and second place and Christ the King Parishes where cash talks UNIVERSITY HILLS TRAVEL w r i 11 m 1010 Gl Miss Moyni- the maintenance of a winners are shown with Sister Annette, principal 7 HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING 2111 So. B ro a d w a y 2721 So. Colorado Blvd. - Ph. 757-7493 S llc rin a n 4*2754 h a n h a s four-year general average at- Presentation grade school. 7201 E. ItK AVE. • 2SS-tf4| 'ra v fi Denver, Colo. 80222 RANK B a l s o r e of 90 per cent. ceived the Holy Family To Minnesota f J u n i o r Leo J. Boyle, student a C l a s s i c a l the University of Toronto, STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE L e a g u e has been awarded a C.I.C. scholarship for continuation grant to the University of AT KING SOOPERS’ GIANT of her study of Latin at Minnesota for the summer. Colorado university. While The grant is Dei Monta U-O 1 . $ f . at Holy Family, she re f o r E a s t Catsup 6 Bottles I ceived national and state Asian awards for proficiency in Studies. The Del Monte youth Buffet Latin and Roman history. Cans In 1964, she placed in the attended St. Tomato Sauce 3 39' ^pnEwr^PBfc Archdiocesan Math Tour James’ grade No. 2Vi 3 9 = ^ f i n m o i T E ney. At a recent ceremony school and Pear Halves Bartlett Cans Regis high at St. Anthony’s hospital, Pineapple-Grapefruit she was capped as a TUG school, Denver. At 46-O i. for contributing 100 volun Cans teer hours of work at the Regis he was. Fruit Drink 4 hospitaL president of No. 303 the school chapter of the Cans Del Mon!e Green Beans 5 A-, . National Forensic League, D«l Monti (Regular Cut, Seaso;ieel or Italian) ^ I Presentation ^ and state coordinator of ■ Graduation for eighth the Voice of Youth. At Del # No. 303 Monte O Cans TOMATO JUKE grade students end a re Toronto he is president of Spinach moI 6 *1 ception will be held June the Senate Debating socie M o n t# M No. Vi 2, beginning with Mass at ty.- I Una Chunk Style H Cans 5:30 p.m. and followed by the reception. Families of Kremmling Del Monte (Kosher or Regular) No. 303 the graduates are invited. 22-Oi. Cans John' Richard Padilla, Dill Pickles 3 Jan *1 son of Mr. and Mrs. John Padilla, members o f St. STEWED No. 303 I OmOTOeS D.I M ont. Can P e t e r ’ s 30' 6010ENCOMI““ 0 parish, Del Monte No. 303 Kremmling, Peas Early Garden Cans n and a senior at W est Del Monte Grand high FRUIT COCKTAIL (Sliced or Crushed) 0 Con. ^ Pl( school has No. 30^ rv received a C.n> I scholarship to Dal Monte 5 PINEAPPLf R a n g e 1 y college for Sooper variety, service and quality! 1966-67. The health and heauty aids a w a r d is p***”'* WHITE RAIN— Lotion or Cloor based upon young Padilla’s Sealfesf 7-i achievement in high school SHAMPOO Flattie Bottl# 79* and is to be applied toward JOHNSON & JOHNSON— Soft fees and tuition. 2&0-Ct. Half Gallon COSM ETIC PUFFS,* P o ly B a g ■ ■ Graduate Grant Cathedral Inel. 5c off ICE CREAM 59^ John J. Lowery, III, Cathedral high school son of Mr, and Mrs* seniors have been practic John J* Lowery, ing for ^erases to be held Colorado Springs, has on Sunday, June 5, at 3 i w h m s TO, M ai STOW SR been awarded the p.m. in Denver’s City Aud P ood lakes a smtiUer percentage o f your incom e today than at teed merchandise; the fast, friendly service, the con'venience; University of Notre itorium. and the S&H Green Stamps , , . is designed to make more peo* Dame full-tuition any other time in history! Enrique Perez, Cathedral pie want to shop at King^s, scholarship for graduate senior, will preside over The more sales any store makes • . • the lower that storeys So you see . . . all those extra services you get at King's aren’t study. A graduate of the afternoon exercises as prices can he. Everything a store does to increase sales volume costing you a cent extra. They’re actually saving you money. Palmer high school, master of ceremonies, and helps to lower price. If you still aren’ t convinced come in and compare prices. Lowery was graduated student speaker John recently from the Everything King Soopers does . . . the high quality, guaran- Kolhurst, from Holy Fam University of Portland, Portland, Ore. Working, ily high school, will - ad on his doctorate at dress 186 Cathedralites Notre Dame, he will and graduates of eight oth concentrate on American er parochial high schools in the Denver area. jurisprudence and the Vofumd. Ko. 16— Solc/en' Boole process theory. A Low Mass at 9 a.m. in the Cathedral, followed by fndyefopeJia 99c Soeperb the traditional graduation 6y4-Oz. Pkg. Grand Junction breakfast at the Brown (All other volumes avaifabfe) Palace Hotel, ■will precede POTATO CHIPS Girl Wins Award Patricia Green of Grand Junction was presented the FREE! Caritas Award at a special 5-oz. Soreno Juice glass with this coupon and assembly at St. Joseph a $2.50 purchase or more. Matching pieces hospital school of nursing, of Soreno glassware available at low, low Denver. Miss prices at all King Sooupers. FRUITMorton Frozen Apple, Cherry PIES or Peach, Large Family Size 4 S Green is the Your choice of Honey Gold or Avocado. I daughter of Patio Frozen I Mr. and Mrs. Mexican Dinners 15-Oz. Size F G 1 e n R . G r e e n o f Carnation ?G r a n d All Flavors J Junction. Instant Breakfast ^ The award ..A FRANCISCAN SISTER! h o n o r s a graduating GIVING YOURSELF • lift eom- PC plelely dedicated to the aalvitlon of ICE CUBE 'student who, touls . . . ihrough prayer, work, itc- Mb* Gwr jjj scholarship rlflct. arid ley . . . by uilng your TRAYS talenli at a Nurte. Laboratory and and nursing performance, All plaitic cub# tr#yi in X-Ray Technician, Secretary, Account* styl# you might n##d demonstrates consistent ant, Dietitian, Seamtirett, Cook, at well individu#! cub# tr#yi, cub# learning, use of principles, at In other noipltal departmenit end WITH THIS COUPON AND $2.50 •tt# cub# trayi, m« 9 ic In a n.'w e ite n tlo n o f ou r w o rk In the interest, and- concern for l#«s# cub# trays, or 2 r#gu Caleci, .leaf and Social Servlet Flelda PURCHASE! COUPON GOOD THRU the patients’ welfare, an l#r trays for th# pric# ability to work well with 1HERS IS NO ORCATCR CHARITVI TUESDAY. JUNE 7, ONLY. LIMIT ONE! IE others, and a recognition of (Write—glvln* your age—to Vocation EACH Director. 747 soih St.. Rock Itlend, JUST “t T Extr. Fancy the inherent dignity of •illnoit. for further Rttalla Ot thU Tnnn, iuppy llta.l APPL ■.4T»t>T5.- , ! Thursday, June 2, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Page T1 ! Vrts H H R 11 1 full —Student Highlights— r . at (Continued From Page 10) tiort school, Welby. Michael Krogmeier, Jerome /er, Carmel church on June 5, Saturday, June 25. Gradu sterling Lambrecht, Linda Lock, 7:30 a.m. The Rev. Robert rom ates are invited to attend' Nancy McMurrin, Barbara will Sterling — Commence Volk, O.S.M., will be cele ) I and call 477-0988 or 424- m ent e x e r cis e s for 31 Monroe, Sharon Monheiser, brant. A breakfast will : of 7509 for information and ) I graduating seniors were Jennifer Nowak, Kenneth follow at the Red Slipper. reservations. conducted June 1 in St. Schneider, Theresa Simon, Lady of Grace Anthony’s church, Sterling. Cynthia Volz, Joseph Wes- sist thoff, and Gerald Wolfe. and At a May crowning held Diplomas were conferred Denver Group The Baccalaureate Maas ean May 29 in Our Lady of upon tho graduates by the was celebrated for the se fea- Grace church, Denver, Rev. James Kane, pastor. niors May 29. The Rev. Seeks Members rhe Judy Burkhart was queen; The commencement address John Roth, escort; Kathy was given by the Rev. Robert White delivered the Northeast Denver’s com Lxed sermon. munity organization, Unit B of RadclifT, crownbearer; and Harry E. Hoewischer, S.J., ed for P rogress Inc, is ited Linda Granado, Robert assistant professor of psy Mount Carmel launching a membership don Gallegos, Carol Valenzuela, chology, at Regis college, Honor, subject, and extra drive, hoping to enlist a Joseph Romero, Mary Lou Denver. curricular activities awards great many more individ Field Day Herman, Frank Lomili, The 1966 St. Anthony will be presented to the uals and families in its ^ rts - Ruth DeChant, and Rich high graduates are Ken students of Mount Carmel A youn(f boy gets a medal as the winner of campaign to develop addi dir- ard Burkhart, attendants. neth Gareis, president; high school, Denver, on tional programs for the one of the events held at the field day sponsored Gary Unrein, vice presi Friday, June 3, 7:45 p.m., recently by St. Louis* school, Englewood. Students Welby Youth benefit of the disadvan dent; Phyllis Logan, secre in the grade school gym. participated in a variety of activities. Achieve Michael Chevarria, son taged in particular and the tary; James Buchholz, Jeff Royall, advertising ment medals were presented by Sister Catherihe o f Mr. and Mrs. M. R. area in general. Chevarria, members of As treasurer; Kenneth Bretz, manager of the Golden The organization, headed Tekakwitha, Monsignor Bernard Cullen, Mrs. student council president; sumption parish, Welby, Transcript, will deliver by James F. Reynolds, Margaret Major, and Jeff Baird. Margaret Artzer, Donald was elected a member of the address. chairman of the Colorado Becker, Rose Marie Bellen- the National Honor society Sister Mary Alphonsa, Civil Rights Commission, High School Scholarships dir, Stephanie Curran, at Notre Dame high school, who is retiring from the is sponsoring, among its These three eighth grade graduates of Holy Robert Dittler, Joseph En faculty, will receive the numerous activities, three Rosary school, Denver, display the names of the affiliated with Our Lady of graft, George Ertle, Micha Riverside seminary, River special honor award for War on Poverty Head Start high schools to which they received scholarships. & el Foutch, Janine Harris, WALSH, GILL SMITH side, Calif. The youth is a dedicated service. centers, which have an en Left to right are Joseph Frank, Mt. Carmel high Judy Hays, Rita Kaiser, former student of Assump- The class of 1966 has 60 rollment of 160 pre-school scholarship; Carlos Martinez, Regis; and Tom Margaret Kiolbasa, Morris graduates, who will .attend children from low income Brozovich, Cathedral. Holy Rosary graduation Koehler, Margaret Koehler, graduation Mass in Mount families. has been scheduled June 2. Bacon & Schramm Mrs. June Christine Est. 1864 Ogle, secretary of United Composifton Roofing for Progress, said those in Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner Tile Roofing specuichjnr terested in joining the 1010 GUARANTY Roof Repaliing organization should contact 4020 Brlglifon Blvd. BONSAI NURSERY the headquarters at 2015 tlANK BLDG. DENVER M A 3-7245 CII. 4-65C8 3750 So. Federal Blvd. E. 26th avenue or phone 255-4495. DUCKLING WITH PURPLE-PLUM SAUCE 3 ducklinxs. quartered onion »alt. sarllc salt 4 oranees. )talver< crosswise \'4 CUD bu***!r o r marKarine 1 medium onion, chopped Flavorful, carefully trimmed, 1 can (IT-oz-l pumle plums cup chill sauce 1 can (6-oz.) frozen lemonade, and unconditionally guaranteed undiluted W cup soy sauce j by K in g s! 1 teaspoon rin se r 2 teasp Prepared mustard 2 drop* Tabasco I 1 teaspoon Worcestershire Quarter ducks Season with onion and BEEF ROAST E N ^ lTs^H^CUt" Lb. 79' sarlit s'Us Piece on oranee halves on U.S. CHOICE. Bonaloss— Idoal fo r R otiiiario or Btrboeu* rack in oan. Roast at 350 deerjes for I 'j hours. Melt butter Add onion and cook until tender. Puree plums and add with Juice to onion. Blend in remainlne inere* dlents. Simmer IS minutes. Take from oven and remove food and rack from pan. Drain oft fat. Arranee duck and oranaes BEEF STEW l> 65' side by side in oan. Pour sauce over meat. Baste occasionally. Roast 1 hour or until tender Serves 6 to 8. KING'S SOOPERB U.S. CHO ICE BEEF. To Attend Girls State These three young girls, juniors at Lake GROUND CHUCK Lb 59' County high school, LeadviUe, and members of the LeadviUe Catholic Youth Organization, have MAPLE LEAF— GRADE A I Hickory Smoked Ham— Lean, Boneless been chosen to represent the school at the Girls* Fl.ih Froit.d— 4 io 5 Lb. ------RATH 3-Lb. $2.6t State event. Left to right are,.Kathy Schlapp, COOKED HAM BLACKHAWK Tin (W hil. Supply L.tfs) Jean Ann Kakopic, and Ann 0*Neal, CYO president. Lb. DlieKLIN6S 39* SORORITY BRAND CAKES LAMB PATTIES Youth Fellowship I To Use Old Barn SIGMAN'S MILE HI LINK SAUSAGE Marshfield, Mass- — ships in a former farm* FULLY COOKED RATH ILACKHAWX Pure Perk 3 9 ‘ (RNS) - A new Methodist house plans to "converf* Lb. congregation which wor- the barn for use 1^ its Youth Fellowship. Teen PICNICS 39* agers meet periodically to BRAUNSCHWEIGER clear out the old farm machinery and get the ARMOURS STAR Lb. building ready for youth, I (ly the Piece) 5 5 ' meetings. The church is believed to 9 v.g g.9 q be the first organized in, KING'S the bicentennial year ot 7 -BONE STEAK " i t 4 9 * Methodist in the United G o u r m e tr \ States. It is located in the KORNEFL same community where a, (ARM CUTS) colonial Methodist congre nOCK LOBSTER gation had worshipped. KINGS SOOPERB — TAILS That congregation was dis U.S. CHOICE BEEF lO O T H PI19. banded in the early 1900’s. Lb. 1 CHINESE PEA PODS a Establishment of the new SWISS STEAK 65* SUMMIT 7-ox. 9 S i church came after a survey GET 100 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS WITH COUPON BRAND Pkq. J lo r I Science Fair proved the community had NO. 3 IN YOUR BONUS STAMP COUPOiN BOOK. Daniel Judish, a Methodist population freshman at Mt. Carmel large enough to support a high school, Denver, paris and pastor. FOLGER'S received a first-place INSTANT COFFEE '•r’1.29 ribbon and letter of congratulations from the Bank Announces 12-01. National Bureau of .5 ICES coon SMUCKERS SYRUP Bottle 4 ^ 9 Standards in Boulder New Appointment THRU SAT., (Strawberry, Boysenberry, Red Raspberry, Blackberry or Blueberry) for his exhibition at the JUNE 4. Colorado -Wyoming WE RESERVE Sam J. Neely has been THE RIGHT Swansdown Layer Large science fair recently. named vice president of TO LIMIT (All Flavors) 4 Pkgs. I the North Denver Bank, QUANTITIES. C A K E MIX according to President STILL Etienne Perenyi. Neely has Snow Crop Frozen MARGARINE If^ 39' been a mem ORANGE JUICE GROWING! ber of tho bank’s staff NOW since 1960, OVER serving as assistant vice president and director of ff,688 public relations. CARS SOLD! o ' T KT 1 H e w a s 1 Sam J. Neely _ King’s garden fresh, quality produce! Fresh from King’s Own Bakery SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 manager of CORN TOP the North Denver Furni BREAD (Ro9. 27c) 23' ture Co. for 19 years, re ED TYNAN'S tired, then joined the bank RAISIN CINNAMON at the age of 67. ROLLS (Reg. 3?e) : , i - 3 5 ' Neely was first director £ a M - C o l ^ of the Colorado Safety ^ A | # B CHERRY WHITE Council, appointed while POTATOES”^ 39^ One Layer 8*' (Reg. 53c) 45' CHRYSLER serving as Logan County PLYMOUTH Clerk. A native of Arkan INC. sas, he moved to Colorado Hot bakery special! NEW because of his health in Fresh Crisp Solid IHeads 1916 and opened a service PECAN RING 1966 VALIANT station in Merino, his * $1,795 home town until he ac 12 cepted the state appoint m t i Lb. COFFEE CAKE ment. Neely is a charter mem Fresh California Yalaneia, Thin Skin, Sweat Juicy ber, and past president of Extr. F.ney Northwest W in .i.p Reg. 59c 53' Lbs. the Rocky Mountain Gas Association. APPLES 2 fo r 39* O R A N G ES 5 £ 59' P a g e 1 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, June 2, 1966 Holy C ro ss Blessed Sacrament Holy Cross Pariah (Den Blessed Sacrament Par Perry Holcomb; small lin ver) — A roast beef, ish (Denver) — Mrs. Ed ens, Mrs. J. L. Swigert; chuck-wagon dinner will be flowers. Mrs. J. R. Nesla- ward L. Curran, new pres dek and Mrs. Kate Miller; Parish Spotlight served in Holy Cross par ident of the Blessed Sacra ish hall on Sunday, June ment Altar and Rosary Vigrt lights and holy water 12, from 2 to 6 p.m. to fonts, Mrs. Ralph Heck society, has appointed the man; Needlework Guild, climax the three-day par following committee chair Mrs. Daisy Meistrell; ish carnival, which will men: Way® and means, begin the previous Friday Mrs. Chas. Parslow; pro circles, Mrs. Ed O’Hara. night. Carnival rides and gram, Mrs. Joseph McCabe; Mrs. Felling will also con games will be featured at membership, Mrs. Mark tinue as publicity chair the three-day affair. In ad Felling; Altqr boys’ sur man. Ninety-six students of dition, a square dance will plices, Mrs. Jack Sheehan; Blessed Sacrament school be held on Friday night vestments, Mrs. Thomas and a teenagers dance on Cole; priests albs and sur will receive their eighth Saturday night. plices, Mrs. Leon DeCock; grade diplomas on Friday, A class of 36 students transportation, Mrs. M. June 3, at the 7:30 p.m. will be graduated from the Mass. This will be followed eighth grade of Holy Cross by a reception for the school on Friday evening, Cure d'Ars graduates and their par June 3 at the 7 p.m. Mass. Cure d’Ars Parish (Den- ents in the cafeteria. A reception for the gradu yer) _ The Men’s Club, ates will be held after the under the direction of Mass in Ave Maria hall. Farewell Party for Cook James Desmond, will spon The parish CYO will sor a paper drive Sunday, PARISH have a special picnic sup New ol Mrs. Eva Pottorf, center, manager and head June 5. A truck will be in Denver, ax per and dance for the cook of the grade school cafeteria at Cure d’Ars the school yard all day to AAEADE ST. Ralph Ni( eighth grade graduates on school, Denver, retired recently after 10 years of collect paper discards. FLOWER SHOP M onsignoi Saturday evening at 6 faithful service. She was honored at a farewell The eighth grade stu Floral arrangenienls o’clock in Ave Maria hall. party at a recent St. John Vianney society for Al.lL occa.sinns. Mitchell, V dents will be honored this Mrs. Hartli This is an annual affair at meeting. At left is Mrs. Janet Daly, PTA week in various festivities "Open 8 to 5 Daily" which the new graduates president. Presenting the roses is Sister Dolarita, including Benediction and VERN & ROSIE LEE of the school are welcomed principal of the school. a reception for them and 9 :if>-7 l 2fi into -he CYO program. their parents in the school Shrim Key and Sword Society Officers Three Sisters of Char Newly elected officers of the Key and Syvord Society in Sts. Peter and gym- ity will conduct classes Mrs. Eva Pottorf, man CURE d'ARS Shrine of Paul’s parish, Wheatridge, are: (Seated Left to Right) Mrs. Elmer Tanner, in religion for three spe Presentation ager and head cook of the vada) — ^ vice president; Mrs. Aldo Notarianni, vice president; Mrs. John Olson, cial groups of children Presentation Parish by a reception in the school cafeteria, retires Friday, Jun treasurer; Mrs. Frank Sheehan, corresponding secretary; (Standing Left to during July. The three Right) Glen Moneypenny, hospitality co-ordinator; Frank Geislinger, vice (Denver) - Graduation church basement for the this week after 10 years of 6:30, 7:15, j groups are: Children DUCKWALL'S 5:30 p.m. president; John McDermott, outgoing president; Don Givan, president; and ceremonies will be held at graduates and their fami dedicated and faithful who are retarded or Presentation Church on lies. The school PTA will Denver's Newest Thursday, James Dunn, recording secretary. slow learners; older service. Mrs. Pottorf was be hosts to the 52 children Suburban Variety Store to 5 p.m. a children who have never June 2, at the 5:30 p.m. Mass. given a surprise program The Mass will be followed at the reception, under the at a recent St. John Vian DAHUA SHOPPING CENTER p.m. There made their First Com adoration or St. Louis', Englewood munion; and children chairmanship of Mrs. Mil- ney meeting. 33rd a Dahlia 322-t03S Brighton On Tuesd who will enter the first Hudson ton Hult. A group of se venth grade mothers will Altar and St. Louis Parish (Engle Transportation is avail St. Augustine’s Parish grade in a public school St. Isidore’s Parish ™ St. Vincent de Paul's Parish - ^ (Brighton) — On Sunday, serve. will have t wood) — The Rev. Paul able for those in need. next September. Full in (Hudson) — Installation of SO. UNIVERSITY BLVD. & E. ARIZONA June 5, from 2 to 4 p.m., The Archdiocesan Safety cers’ tea, fn Ivan Sandorff celebrated Persons can call Nick formation regarding the officers was held at a SUNDAY iMASSKS Nicholas, 755-0440, or th'^ the Altar and Rosary classes is printed in the meeting of St. Isidore’s Award in the “excellent” at the rectc his First Solemn Mass in category was presented to 6:4S, 8:00. 9:30. 11:00 and 12:15 of the pari St. Louis’ church, Engle rectory, 781-4114, for Society of St. Augustine weekly parish bulletin Altar Society. New officers reservations. parish, Brighton, will hon available at Sunday are: President, Mrs. Reu Mrs. Robert Brown, safety Confo.sslons* .Saturdays 3:30 to 5:33 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. At 3 o'clock wood, Sunday May 29. Rt. Rov. Msgr. Fugriic A. O’Sullivan, Pastor or Marion Beals at a fare Masses. ben Gettman; vice presi chairman of Presentation of the Non Those assisting the celebr Our Lady of Fatima PTA, at the ACCW 2385 E. Arizona 7410119 trict will ant were: Archpriest, Mon well tea. dent, Mrs. Victor Wuertz; Circle members arc in aw ards’ m eetin g at St. elected ofl signor Bernard J. Cullen, After 22 years in the secretary, Mrs. Victor need of old discarded white Bernardette school. There Iden, pres pastor; deacon, the Rev. parish at Brighton, the Sts. Peter, Paul's Forte; treasurer, Mrs. sheets to be used in mak were only three such Keever, first William Flegge; subdeacon, Beals family will move to Sts. Peter and Paul’s Lome Gilbert. Committee ing cancer pads. This is a awards presented through CECIUS SUPER Terry Riem the Rev. John Doyle San Antonio, Tex. Parish (Wheatridge) — The chairmen were appointed. worthwhile project and it out the archdiocese. This is CECIL MEACHAM, Prop. C.S.P.; sermon, the Rev. Mrs. Beals has' served parish Key and Sword Summer school classes in • president; is hoped that thpse who the parish as organist for the second consecutive year treasurer; Lawrence St. Peter. Stu can will help in supplying Society installed new offi religion began May 31 QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY almost 20 years. The for Presentation and Mrs. recording s dents of St. Louis church the m aterial needed by cers at the last meeting. and will continue until Nationally Advertised Brands Foods couple have always given Those taking over new June 11 at the Keenesburg Brown to receive the Krug, correi made up the mixed choir calling Mrs. Ronald Nats, award, which is judged on Save Money Here — 1004 S. Gaylord 733-7383 under the direction of Sis- 781-6445. generously of their time posts are Mrs. Elmer Tan parish. All elementary and efforts in support of efficiency of the school ter^James Annette, with A questionnaire and in ner and Mrs. Aldo Notari children attending public St. Ber the parish, a spokesman safety patrol and other as C am ille Ibbotson at the formation sheet has been anni as vice presidents; school should attend. said. pects. Mrs. Brown was as REGISTER advertisers are Preisser's Superette organ. sent to parents of school Mrs. John Olson, treasurer; The Altar Society meet St. Bern; The women of the Altar ing and dinner will be held sisted by Mrs. Juan Gar glad to know of even the small Fancy Meats And Groceries (Lakewood) There is room for JO children by Mrs. Havey Mrs. Frank Sheehan, cor society have chosen this cia, who took charge of the est purchase that comes in re Fkit Ofuviar a n d of the parisl m ore couples to attend Jen sen, new PTA presi- responding secretary, Glen at the Pepper Pod on June way of showing their ap newly formed Helping sponse to their REGISTER CHAKCE ACCOUNTS attend a co t h e o p e n h o u s e a t dent. Parents are ikked to Moneypenny, hospitality 9. All women of the parish preciation. Friends of the Hand pi^ogram of the I^A. advertising. 7 7 Z- 4 4 4 7 mal modeli Sacrod Heart retreat indicate their special de- co-ordinator; Frank Geis are invited. 2331 E. Ohis Alt. IS. UfliT. Okie) Beals family or parishion linger, vice president; Don sented at 1 house, Sedalia, on June sires to help in this organ- Italia store i 8. The party begins at ization and retJrn the ers arc invited to attend. Givan, president; and Samples on 0:30 p.m. and the price is questionnaire to Mrs. Jen- Mary M. Mancini will James Dunn, recording $7.60- - per couple. ■ The— sen. The— officersi - would serve as chairman and secretary. 6, and Tu< auto caravan will leave e.specially like to know the Mrs. Fred Starbuck as co- Outgoing president, John PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE from 10 to 1 St. L o u is church at 6 feelings o f the miembers chairman. McDermott, presented Fa The PTA p.m. Wednesday June 8. about the four meetings a ther McMahan, pastor, and CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE the last gan year, and also suggestions Sending in News? Sister Mary' Katharina, year oa Tu in the schoi for programs. Correspondents and per principal, with ceish gifts, following the installation. MOST PRECIOUS ILOOO - ST. VINCENT DE PAUL o’clock. sons wishing to have news Applicati G o ld e n items or pictures published The annual concentrated St. James' taken for t the “ Denver Catholic course in religion for all St. Joseph’s Parish improvemeni (Golden) — A party will be St. James’ Parish (Den- R e g ister” are urged to grade school youngsters given in honor of the re ver) — The St. James Al- send their material for attending public schools VILLAGE REXALL DRUG can call FI information, tiring officers of the St. tar and Rosary society of- consideration to the “ Reg- will be offered the week of Prompt Delivery Service Joseph’s Altar and Rosary fic e r s are, Mrs. Harley ister’’ office by Monday at June 6 through 10. Cosmetics — Photo Supplies — Liquors — Imported Wines A group of 4-H Cadets Society in Golden at the H in ton , president; Mrs. 9 a.m. All material should .\rriirarif Counts Parish upper meeting hall, Owen Mitchell, vice presi- be marked “ News Editor” won first place in the 1425 So. H o lly 756-8343 YOUR June 7, at 8 p.m. Honorees dent; Mrs. John Gardeil, for prompt processing. Un- five-county sub-district are Mrs. Ivo J. Lee, presi- recording secretary; Mrs. less otherwise directed by talent contest. Those hon PARISH dent; Mrs. John Marriott, Edward Hogan, treasurer; t h e s t a ff, .senders ored were: Pat McDermott, SERVICE o f «LL SAINTS ALL SOULS. ENGLEWOOD vice president; Mrs. Rose Nicklaus, historian: material .should avoid u.s- Terry Gunderson, Joe Ol STATIONS Mildred Sawyer, secretary; and Mrs. Leo Durbin, cor- jng staff members’ names son, Shannon Urban, Ted Get To and Mrs. Stephen Wagner, responding secretary. on the envelope in order Carl and Dave, Doug and CHERRELYN ’. treasurer. Diane Eulberg. Paul Ur The Men’s Club officers that such mail might not D R U G S T O R E . A special ceremony to are, Joe McLain, president, b e misconstrued as per- ban, leader of the group, Know Your LINCOLN DRUG In Sickness and in.Health install newly elected offi D ick Sherry, vice presi- sonal and pos.sibly be held announced that they will Phone 7S9-256I cers will be conducted by dent; Dr. Ed Poulsom, sec- unopened for several days now attend the State Tal BROADWAY at QUINCY Mrs. John Pavalokovich, retary; Dr. George Maresh, after arrival. ent Show at Fort Collins. SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, ENGLEWOOD president of the north dis treasurer; Hank Waidmann Parish ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES FREE PARKING trict, Denver Archdiocesan and Bill Nygren, trustees. News Deadline! Council of Catholic Wom St. Catherine's H o ly N a m e The deadline for news • Free Delivery a Gold Bond Stamps CATHEDHAL en. They are: President, St. Catherine’s Parish Pharmacist Mrs. John Marriott; vice Holy Name Parish — stories and pictures to ap (Fort Logan) - The final (Denver) — The Altar and pear in the “ Register” is 2345 So. Fodoral 935-4661 president, Mrs. Helen Tib Rosary society members betts; secretary, Mrs. meeting of the Holy Name Monday at 9 a.m. w ill receive (Communion ST. CATHERINE'S rOU* CATHOUC PAH CAULflllD George Sisson; treasurer, School was held May 31, DKUeeiST corporately Sunday, June PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Mrs. Donald Nelson; with election of officers 477 054P 455-W04 FOR AND DELIVERED and achievement awards 5, in the 8 o’clock Mass. ST JOHN'S PARISH BUSY CORNER TRAPPIST CANDIES Mrs. Pavalokovich and presented. Members are asked to oc D R U G STO R E 7 FLAVORS - .3tC BAO ‘Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison, The annual school picnic cupy the front pews which C olfa x a t D ow n in g 322-U7S a past national president of and field day. will be held are reserved for them'. l’r«»rosNimial iM iarm acists WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE the Council ^ Catholic on the grounds of Mullen Masses on First Fri W. 38th Ave & Federal Blvd HOLY CROSS. THORNTON Women, will preside at the high school at 5 p.m. on d a y , June 3, are at 6, lOlVFR SHOP D e n v e r , (^olo. refreshment table. Thursday, June 2. 6:45, and 7:30 a.m. AND SKILLED 'KNOW HOW’ CITY VIEW St. kURrS, UnLETON Washington Across from Cherry Creek Nelienol Professional Pharmey St. Rose Lima Bank St. Rose of Lima Parish Fresh Flowers ond Plants SELL 4 LESS P h. 267-5535 8796 N. Corona (Denver) — Scoutmaster Le Thornton 29, Colo. Rhynard has announced p tja d i See B ob R obles that beginning on Friday, ST. FRANCIS June 3, 6:30 p.m., the ST. LOUIS, ENSIEWOOD weekly meetings of Troop DE SALES ;I00 So. D ow n 206 will be held on the DRUG STORE B a v a o s j m a southeast side of Houston 7V4-I2M lake. BURKE CLEANERS I h 29S7 W. Hiinptfefl 2SM w . M a in L ittle to n , Colo. Rhynard also announced 50 Free (lold Bond EB|lewood. Coleride 80110 Stamps with This Cou ■^St RNN'S, ARVlDA that Troop 206 will have 7B1-7809 three booths at this year’s pon and Any Order of PEEBLES bazaar. Cleaning. 720 S. P e a rl S t. 733-4416 ALLENDALE OUR LADY OF LOURDES PHARMACY Add a souml base of professional HH(M) W. .59lh PUcc "The Store ef Personal Service" I So. Federal Blvd. at Ellsworth 422-2;)y7 training to the above, and you know Wesley Pharmacy BARNUM LIQUORS Arv mHu. Colorado MOST PRECIOUS ILOOB Prescription Druggists The Friemdiy Store your prescriptions will be filled ac "Presentation Parish" C. L. Quinlan Member St. Vincent Wesley Ave. be Paul Parish Mike Vendegna Anaelo Vendegna Iliff K U iiD rug curately,. dependal)ly. See us soon. A t So. D ow ning 733-tt3l Prescription D ru g g is ts ST. CATHERINE'S, COMMERCE CITY Fii\t in I’n-sc riptimi' Sr. FRANCIS DC SALES F.tst Fret- Di li\er\ ALA-DOWN GREENE'S 22:iH So. Coltirado BUd. PHARMACY Save-A-Penny Phone 757-7677 PHARMACY Safes aad Sinrice PRtSCIIPTIONS - FOUNTAIN Holy Cross Carnival REXALL PHARMACY AL'S APPLIANCES a il makes - COSMETICS - D r u g g i f t s b a b y s u p p l i e s COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Chairmen of the car award committee for the Know Your FREE DELIVERY 3101 E . C o lfa x Commerce City's carnival to be held at Holy Cross parish, Denver, 260 SOUTH DOWNING ST. :in Smtili Hroatbv.i) .... On.::. f.. t.„N June 10-12, are, from left, Jay Gould, Frank 'Radio Centrollod Sorvic# Cantor" Pharmacist Tel. 777-26S.5. 777-26S(i rlione 777-2700 MrmiK'r ui 1 D I Vigil, and Paul Carvalho. 7340 M O N A C O 2«»-tt43 — aM-OCTO E d B r.ic tik r — 322 *030 2T9S Sa. SlwrlOan Thursday, June 2, 1966 The Denver Catholic Register Page 73 Parish Spotlight List Rules for School Pictures and Stories At this time of the eighth-grade group grad- year school graduations, uation pictures; if one scholarships, and other were printed then it end-of-the-year school would only be right and activities are in the fair to publish pictures news. Because the **Rcg- of every grade school ister” is published once graduation in the arch a week and because of diocese. This, of course, limited space, it is nec would be impossible. For essary to announce that the same reason this not all stories and, espe newspaper will not be cially, pictures submitted able to publish pictures to the news desk will of each high school’s appear. scholarship winners. The "REGISTER” will News stories on the win St. James Altar Society Officers 1., ■ J t : - not be able to publish ners will be accepted. D a u g h t e r s Mary's Grads New officers of the Altar and Rosary society of St. James* parish, SOME schools submit Denver, are, left to right, Mrs. Leo Durbin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Daughters of St. Mary’s academy, Denver, alumnae who also graduated more than one picture Ralph Nickless, historian; Mrs. Edward Hogan, treasurer; the Rt. Rev. Oscar Cohen each week. Only one Monsignor William Powers, pastor and spiritual director; Mrs. Owen from the academy at commencement exercises last week are, left to right, Mary McGlone, daughter of Margaret O’Meara McGlone; Terry Cronin, picture per week from Mitchell, vice president; and Mrs. Earl Gardell, recording secretary; and an individual school will Mrs. Hartley Hinton, president. daughter of Jewel McGovern Cronin; Mary Crede, daughter of Meredith To Speak Gordon Crede; Charla Cassidy, daughter of Margaret McNally Cassidy; appear in the youth sec Wendy Wallace, daughter of the late Rita Kohl Wallace; Linda Celia, tion. Occasionally, the Sacred Heart daughter of Mary Jane Nolan Celia; Kris Kittleson, daughter of Virginia At Regis editor might have one or more pictures represent Shrine of S t. A nne Sacred Heart Parish Fox Kittleson and Linda Knudsen, daughter of Margaret Day Knudsen. Oscar Cohen, national ing a single school and (Denver) — Adult instruc Shrine of St. Anne (Ar tary; and Louise Trainer, program director of the in this case the reason tion classes will be discon vada) — Masses for First historian. Group seven of Anti-Defamation League of for running both will be tinued during the summer. Friday, June 3, will be at the Altar and Rosary soci B’nai B’rith, will be the ow in g to the merit and The Sacred Heart school 6:30, 7:15, and 8 a.m., and ety will be hostess with guest speaker at a dinner news worthiness of the 5:30 p.m. Confessions on Eilenn Stanton, chairman, continuation exercises will pictures. take place Friday, June 3, for selected Thursday, June 2, from 4 and Mary Ziemba, co- c le r g y m e n Items of interest from at the 5:45 evening Mass. to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 chairman. and educators the schools and pupils Catechism classes for p.m. There will be all-day The annual St. Anne’s J u n e 7 at are welcome, but they children attending public adoration on First Friday. parish cookout will be Regis college, should be of such news schools will begin Monday On Tuesday, June 7, the Sunday, June 19, from Denver. value that they are of morning, June 13. Altar and Rosary society 1:30 to 7 p.m. at McEl- Cohen will general readership inter voy park. A varied menu Parishioners have been I be in Denver est. Stories which are will have the annual offi reminded to beware of cers’ tea, from 2 to 4 p.m., has been planned, also to discuss limited in interest to the games for young and solicitors and collectors pupils of one school only at the rectory. All women who have been using the [findings of old. are not published, the of the parish are invited. name of Sacred Heart the Five-Year __ S t u d y o f editor feeling that such At 3 o’clock, the president church and Father Ca- A n t i - S e m i items belong in the of the North Denver Dis O u r L a d y sey in their door-to-door trict will install newly calls seeking money on tism in America, undertak school newspaper. elected officers: Connie O f L o u rd e s various schemes. en at the University of Iden, president; Estelle Our Lady of Lourdes No calls are made on California under an ADL ANDERSON-HALL Keever, first vice president; Parish — (Denver) — The parishioners without the Bernadette Students grant. The results of the Terry Riemer, second vice Ushers . group at (Dur Lady approval of the pastor study have prompted the president; Irene Lippott, of Lourdes parish, Denver, and members of the Reflecting on their work and progress during the past year at St. book, Christian Beliefs treasurer; Doris Avery, will sponsor its regular Sacred Heart League, Bernadette’s school, Lakewood, are these members of the student council. and Anti-Semitism publ Left to right, front row, are Carla Zarlengo, Dave Volkert, Scott Stevinson, recording secretary; Mary dance on Saturday, June 4, who have qualified cre ished last month. Krug, corresponding secre- president; Max Lucero, Paula Smith, Mark Sears; back row, Robert Evans, As national programs 9 p.m. to midnight in the dentials. Persons should Larry Rose, Steve O’Day, Pat Argali, Tom Houlihan, and Charles Rust. parish hall. Music will be director of the ADL, it was make full inquiry before Cohen who originated the St. Bernadette provided by the Lolo group. signing anything or dis Price is $2 per couple. study and guided it to its pensing money. completion. This will be St. Bernadette’s Parish 85 Coloradoans Graduate From Regis his second appearance at Homeowners, (Lakewood) — The women Auto, and Aurora: John T. Daly. nis, John J. McNerney, Jr., Sister Eighty-five of the gradu Regis. He was one of the Commercial of the parish are invited to Boulder; Leonard F. Haack. Mary Jane Macke, O.S.F., Lawrence Woodland Park ates who received bachelor principal speakers at a Insurance attend a coffee and infor Cheyenne Wella: Leo E. Gerweek. D. Marquez, Edward J. Meier, Leo degrees at Regis college Colorado Springs: Frank A. Moore, Catholic-Jewish dialogue at mal modeling to be pre The president thanked pold J. Meier. Irene G. Miller, Timo Our Lady of the Woods com m encem ent M ay 23 John P. Murphy. thy J. Mitchell, Elmer E. Mozee, Da the school in 1965. Phone 756-0636 - office sented at the new Villa Parish (Woodland Park) — Mrs. Wolff for taking care Conifer: David F. Kos. vid G. Murphy, Franklin D. Polk, ;):):i-9547 - res. live in Colorado. They are: Denver: Daniel J. Alonzi, Anthony William J. PontarelH, Richard M. 2330 So. C^olorado Blvd. Italia store of the House of The Altar and Rosary of the sanctuary and Mrs. J. Andrews, Robert E. Armstrong, Rcndler. Cyril M. Ruane, Paul X Sa- Samples on Monday June society members of Our Hermann for doing the Jr., Ronald A. Artzer, David C. Bail vageau, Kenneth J, Stehney, Robert 6, and Tuesday June 7, ey, William J. Baird, Richard J. Bar- M. Tapp, G. Curtia Taylor, Andres A. Lady of the Woods church laundry. Mrs. Oblander tcau, Robert H. Bell, Jr., Raymond Vara, Alex L. Vigil, Joseph R. Wil from 10 to 12 noon. met recently. w ill do the laundry this M. Bergner, Theodore M. Berginer, son, Vincent A. Zarlengo. The PTA will sponsor Mission Alan R. Brisnehan, John D. Bruce, Golden: Thomas M. Geib. month and Mrs. Haller S iste r M . M a r tin e lle Cahill, O.S.F., Hugo: Ronald A. Landwchr. the last games party of the will do it the rest of the Richard H. Campbell, Patrick O, Lakewood: Donald L. Carroll, Jr., year on Tuesday, June 7, G u a r d ia n summer. Chavez. Edward J. Connolly, Robert Robert T, Henderson, James W. Assignment T. Connor, Norman R. Dewburst, Pope. Jr., Thomas E. Roche, Richard in the school hall at 7:30 Catherine Harbour and Francis E. Dinges, James A. Driscol, M. Scherer. o’clock. A n g e ls' Betty Hermann were Joseph J. Figlino, Richard A. Haber- Leadville: James J. Gregory, John Applications are being Spokane, Wash. — (NC) korn, Michael J. Mennessy, Jerome F. Yudnicb- Guardian Angels* Parish named for the nominating G. Hensen, Herbert J. Hoehl, Jr., Ah Longmonb James A. Rademacher. taken for the next driver committee for the coming — Father James F. Rein mad K. Isa, Norbert A. Jones, Robert Matheson: Virgil D. Kochis. (Denver) — Farewell re M. Jones, Kenneth R. Jorgensen, improvement class. Persons hardt has been accepted by Pueblo: Martin F. Speiich. ception honoring the school elections. Those interested Frank B. Kafka, Brian KimmeJ, Trinidad: Richard A. Gonzales. Bishop Bernard J. Topel of Michael P. Kuhls, Richard J. Lande, can call Floris Moore for principal, Sister M. Rose in making and learning Wheat Ridge: Joe B. Cocozzella, information, 237-4308. about ceramics can contact Spokane for a five-year as Kenneth S. LaRusso, Stephen P. James A. Heiney, Elizabeth S. and Sister M. Laurita, first signment at the diocesan- Learned, William M. McCormick, Hodges, Jonathan K. Meyer, Joseph grade teacher, was held Mrs. Oblander for the Dennis F. McCuc, Michael J. McGin R. Murphy, and Glen O. Stocking, Jr. name and phone number of sponsored Guatemala mis May 29. sion. YOUR The Altar and Rosary the person who will be giving lessons. The USO A native of Denver, society members going on Father Reinhardt began PARISH the mountain picnic will needs cookies for June 19. The members will bring studies for the priest SERVICE meet at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, hood at a seminary for June 5, in front of the their cookies to Mass on STATIONS that day and Mrs. Kontney delayed vocations in church. 1956. He was ordained The Holy Name society will take them to Colorado Springs. two years ago and has will hold its annual picnic been stationed at St. in the mountains on Sun The Rev. Michael Kava- nagh, pastor, read the Thomas More parish, day, June 12. Clarkston, Wash. prayer and gave a blessing. The new missionary will Refreshments were served AUTO enroll at the language Lady of Grace by the hostess, Mrs. Her SERVICE Our Lady of Grace Par school at Huehuetenango mann. The next meeting conducted by the Mary- — ish (Denver) — Girls in will be in September. the parish 13 years and knoll Missioners in August SPECIALTY for four months of Spanish older interested in joining New Jersey School a choir being formed by instruction. Asked why he Sue School, can attend Aid Bill Advances volunteered for mission practice on Wednesdays, at Trenton, N.J. — Assem duty, he replied: 4:30 p.m., in the church. blyman Richard S. Hyland’s E. Alameda Super Serv. Organist is Mrs. Roselyn bill for a nine-member 'The Popes plea to beef Complete Tuncup Ogden. ■ commission to study how up missionary efforts in & Brake Serv. A candy sale sponsored the state can aid private Latin America as an anti FREE by the Young Ladies’ sod schools was passed 52-0 in dote to Communist aggres Pickup & ality was a success. the New Jersey Assembly. sion makes sense to me.” Delivery Boy Scout Troop 84 Hyland said he will ask He added his belief that Logan at Alameda 733-9840 members are planning a Sen. Matthew Feldman, the priest-short Spokane Washington Park Conoco dance in June. Scouts will chairman of the Senate diocese would reap the also participate in a trip to "rewards of generosity” COMPLETE Education Committee, to AUTOMOTIVE the Black Hills in South clear the bill for a Senate through an increase in | | B b | ^ R | e l e c t r i c a l Dakota. vote as soon as possible. priestly vocations. SERVICE PRECISION TUNE UP • OUR SPECIALTY B R A K E A N D EXHAUST SERVICE 300 So. Downing St 733-4330 “ Howdy” Bob’s Place 300 So. Colo. Blvd. COW’TOWN, COLO. ARROW SERVICE STATION DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE TUNE UP A BRAKE SERVICE 3211 P ecot 4SS-0737 Across the Street from NOTRE DAME CHURCH GREEN First Benet Hill Prom MEADOWS Seniors and their escorts were guests at the first senior prom to be CONOCO held at Benet Hill academy, Colorado Springs. Kathleen McLaughlin (seated) was the queen and escorted by Air ^ o r c e Academy cadet Thomas COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE Allen. At left is junior class attendant Michelle Newbill, escorted by John SERVICE Murphy and, a t‘'right, senior class~attei]idant Nancy Texhner, 2195 So. Shtrldon 98S-M70 accompanied by Michael Conway. Page 14 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, June 2, 1946 Aspen Meeting Recalls Graduation Set Visit of Dr. Schweitzer For Seton Nurses ■A Register Special established by her father. Ambassador to the Philip Colorado Springs — Com- Mary Jane Struck, Miss An international convo Among journalists from pines; Dr. Hans Rosenwald, mencement exercises for Rita Vandegrift, and Miss cation honoring Dr. Albert seven countries was the director, Albert Schweitzer the 1966 graduation class B etty W arw ick. O ther Schweitzer, world-known American writer and edi College, Switzerland; Rosa- o f the Seton School o f graduates are Miss Eileen humanitarian, was held in tor, Norman Cousins, who lyn Tureck, musicologist; Nursing, Colorado Springs, Ong, Pueblo; Miss Diane Aspen. The unique gather recently published the book Episcopal Bishop James will be at 4 p.m., Thurs- McKIem, Boone; Miss Opal ing brought together ap *'Dr. Schweitzer of Lam- Pike of the California dio day, June 2, in Sacred Richards, Walsenburg; Miss proximately 500 people barene.” cese; E. Power Biggs, Heart chapel, Penrose hos-- Judith Phelan, Larchwood, from throughout the Unit DIGNITARIES American organist; Dr. pital. The Rev. Edward la.; and Miss Glenda Reim- ed States, from Europe, attending the convocation Margaret Tembrick, direc Madden, hospital chaplain, er, Medford, Okla. Asia, and Africa to discuss included the U.S. Ambas tor of the Schweitzer Ama- will present the graduates. ‘ All graduates will have the contributions of the sador from Saudi-Arabia, zonico Hospital, Lima, Bishop David M. Maloney, completed the program in esteemed physician, philo and officials from Japan, Peru; Dr. E. Gaine Can Auxiliary of Denver, will nursing at the time o f Patient Care Their Aim sopher, musician and Korea, Czechoslovakia, non, director of the Schwe award the diplomas to the graduation with the excep- ■ Three members of Mercy hospital’s patient care committee meet at a humanitarian. France and Germany. itzer Hospital, North Caro 17 graduates. tion of Mrs. Braverman, special session. From the left are Robert L. Hawley, M.D., Mercy hospital Speakers included Leslie lina; Waldemar Nielse, F ou r Jc The formal graduation who will complete the pro pathologist; Sister Mary Lucina, director of nursing service; and Richard The convocation was Paffrath, president of the president of the African- high schoc cerem ony will climax a gram in November, Negri, para medical director. Their work is concerned with an effective sponsored by the Aspen Schweitzer Fellowship and American Institute; and Left to righ week-end of activities for ------' means in improving patient care at the hospital. Institute for Humanistic the Johnson Foundation; Dr. Henry Clark, president, w ho will bi the nurses. They were Studies. Dr. Schweitzer Mrs. Walter Paepeke; Wil Union Theological Semi well in St. ] guests of the junior class Alumni Club was honorary trustee of liam E. Stevenson, former nary, New York. p.m.; the Rt at the junior-senior ban the AIHS when he dedi quet, and were guests of Cardinal Will Ordain cated the humanities in Slates Luau stitute. the freshmen at the swim Brothers of Divine Word party. Baccalaureate Mass was The Catholic Alumni Jesuit From Denver Dr. Schweitzer’s trip to celebrated by Father Mad Club of Denver, an organ Colorado was his only visit Invest Man From Denver (Continued F den on June 2. ization for Catholic, single, The R ev. M artin D. June 19, at 10:30 a.m. given by the Regis guild to the United States. Mem tized suspect; The Rev. John J. Jepson, college graduates and reg- OKeefe, S.J., who received The Rt. Rev. Monsignor fo r t h e t h r e e n e w ly ories of his appearance and murderous it assistant pastor of St. n i i r « 0 Q w i l t ^ * 8 early education at St. John P. M oran, pastor, ordained Jesuits from the personality are still re Conesus, N.Y. — Larry 1961, he began his train take the life c Mary’s parish, Colorado a Hawaiian luau ctJJnnletP Evangelist grade will be archpriest at the Colorado area: Father E. called in the small Colora Groetken (Brother Law ing as a Divine Word Mis being. Springs, will present the witK fnnA nnrl sch o o l and Regis high Mass, and the sermon will E u g e n e A r th u r , S .J ., do mountain town. rence), son of Mr. and Mrs. sionary Brother at the Death to i address at the graduation. A ^ s c h o o 1 , be given by the Rev. Father James P. Walsh, Dr. Schweitzer, best G. Groetken, Denver, was Divine Word Brother can is not a det Ceremony will be followed ------W illiam D. R yan, S.J., S.J., and Father O'Keefe, , known for his medical invested with the garb of didates’ high school at criminals wai by Solemn Pontifical Ben A reservation fee of $4 be ordained regional director of studies t the Regis college missionary work at Lam- the Divine Word Missiona Divine Word seminary, cuted. Many ( ediction of the Blessed will be charged. Reserva t o t h e for the Jesuit Educational student- center June 19, barene, Africa, died in ry Brothers by the Very Techny, 111. Last month'he to the basest Sacrament. The new nurses tions may be made by p r ie s t h o o d association. from 7 to 9 p.m. September, 1965 at the age Rev. Leo Hotze, S.V.D., was transferred to Divine achieve exec will then meet their par calling 343-0362. Members J u ne 11 at of 90. He was a native of Provincial of the Eastern Word seminary, Conesus, do 80 due to i ents and guests at a recep will meet at the Register W o o d s t o c k Deacon of the Mass will SINCE his entrance into Alsace, an area extending province. N.Y., to begin his two tional ro8pons( tion in the Margery Reed parking lot at 11 a.m.. or c o l l e g e , be the Rev. Charles T. the Society of Jesus in into both French and Ger Formerly a member of years’ course of intensive Mr. H alle Woodstock, residence. contact Chuck Gilmer, Jones, pastor of Holy August 1953, he has man territory, but he be Holy Family parish, Den spiritual training. phrase ”dign Colorado Springs gradu 233-9061, for direction. M d . , b y Cross parish, Thornton; received his AB degree came one of the most out ver, Brother Lawrence re The Society of the Divine Dignity, indee ates will include Mrs. Sue Cardinal subdeacon, the Rev. (summa cum laude), MA standing international fig ceived his grammar school Word numbers more than embracing t Braverman, Mrs. Mary On June 3 members will Lawrence Richard Ling, assistant and PhL degrees from St. ures of this century. education at St. Joseph 6,000 members laboring in sacrifice throt o'Kc«re S h e h a n , Dr. Alvin C. Eurich, Elisabeth Keiffer, Joe attend First Friday Mass pastor of All Souls' parish, Louis university. He has school, Le Mars, la. In various parts of the world. tion does inde Miller, Miss Myra Molden- at 6 p.m. in St. Philome- Archbishop of Baltimore. Englewood. The ordinand’s taught Latin and religion president of the Aspen In civilization to hauer, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, na’s church. At 9 p.m. He is the son of Thomas two brothers, Thomas. F. at St. Louis university stitute said Friday that the ous ages. and Miss Marcia Tollefson. members will have a party A. and the late Kathleen and D avid M. O’ Keefe high school and philosophy purpose of the five-day in To me, faih The Denver graduates are at Emerald Isle, which is M. O'Keefe. will serve as acolytes at at St. Louis university, St. ternational convocation was j Brighton Qreeley sight of the c Miss Nadine Haberkorn, near Cherry Creek dam. F a th e r O’ K eefe w ill the Mass; and a nephew, Louis, Mo. For the past to "bring together from all a crime, then Miss Pearl Owens, Miss Holland Lech, 233-9061, celebrate his first Solemn M ichael W ilber, w ill b three years he has been over the world those per the same level Anne Richardson, Miss can be called for details. Mass in St. John the master of ceremonies. engaged in the study of sons who can best contri COLONIAL inal.. . Evangelist church, Denver, sacred theology a t bute to our understanding MORTUARY Adamson Mortuary Our society A RECEPTION will be Woodstock college. o f Dr. Schweitzer’s contri MR. AND MRS. JACK still quite ill' bution to mankind.” ST. 6SRMAIN 24 Hour Anibiit'lire Service Robert Helton Owners and Directors Greeley, Culorad one hand embt Among those present for ^^em ber St, Augustine's Church - considerate am the informal discussions B righton, Colorado May They Rest Funeral services were aspects of cii was Dr. Schweitzer’s only then find cor conducted May 31 at the Archbishop’s Guild daughter, Mrs. Rhena Eck- Chapel of the Chimes, torting our en ert-Schweitzer, who came Denver, for Robert Louis inhuman law The annual potluck din- hostess for Precious Blood from Africa where she is Helton, 19, who died in an Fort Collins the death pen In Peace automobile accident May ner w ill be held at St. circle on June 4. St. Eliza- in charge o f the hospital who likewise v> t Francis de Sales’ school beth circle. Our Lady of employ the BARNABE, Annn C. ((Jruhe- GUTIERREZ. Jose D., 2530 26 in Denver. flic),'.162B W. 3Mth avenur. He- Arapahoe strecL Requiem Mass, T heT outh had recently cafeteria, Denver, on Tues- the Snows circle, and In-- NewS Deadline! spectivc in li quiom Mass, Holy Rotary Sacred Heart church, June 1. worked part-time at the Prague circles will •b egets violence church, Mny 28. Interment, .ML Interment ML OHvcL Registerofffice and had Each member is asked to all attend a potluck dinner The deadline for news Tho newtpoper proviJei SHINN NORTHERN have abolishec OliveLllIoulevardiveL^i mortuaries. m a n y ’friends in the area bring a covered dish and St. Gerard circle members stories and pictures to cm atmosphere of buying ac o f our social T.KIKER. Eric John. 471 S. 50 cents or $1.25. The w ill meet in the home of appear in the ’’Register” P H A R M A a not over-cro BRi^I IN THE PROBATE COURT In and lor the City and County SATRIA of Denver and Stata of Colorado SHEARIR HARDWARE Z* h Page The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, June 3, 1966 uu INSURANCE STATEMENTS Among insurance companies licensed to transact business in Colorado by the State Insurance Department are these printed below. "The publication of synopses of Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 1965, is required by law."______( J 6 — B lessc O k e P u n c h central Natibnal California Association American Estate Ml American Life Assurance I LOVEL By Walter Kranz Life Insurance Life Insurance Life Insurance Life Insurance Assurance Company of $>i% — $104 n- eluding carved getting what was coming p e ting , stove am Men W ill Be Men Company Company Company, Inc. Company Company The West .2 baths, double to him. Everyone knew he 500. Immediate I was waiting for the 4400 MacArthur 2803 No^^h Teutonia 519 South Buchanan 470 South Colorado Blvd. light to change in a pretty was bold and brash and 110 North East Street 2001 E. Roosevelt an d 237-4475 Boulevard Avenue Street forward — a guy who Phoenix, Arizona Denver, Colorado 80222 rough part of town. Two Jacksonville, Illinois Oakland, California 94819 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lafayette, -Louisiana kids on the corner were would fight like heck for all the business he could Large older ] just about to come to STATE OF COLORADO get. It was time someone STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO and sleeping blows. When they started Insuranct Oepartmtnt Insurance Department Insurance Oapartment Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department slugging, another kid ran was telling him off. Sure Synopsis of S tatem ent fo r 1965 as Synopsis o f S tate m e nt to r 1965 as Synopsis of Statement for 1965 as Synopsis of Statement for 1965 as Synopsis of Statement for 1965 as Synopsis of S tatem ent fo r 1965 as Near bus and he was a good salesman. rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of re n d e re d to th e C om m issioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of up and joined the tight. It Insurance In suran ce Insurance Insuran ce Insurance Insurance Fact is, he was too good a Association Life Insurance Company, Am erican Estate Life Insurance GEIGER & I Central National Life Insurance California Life Insurance Company All American Assurance Company Life Assurance Company of the West was now two against one, Inc. Com pany salesman. Far better than Com pany 4400 M a c A rih u r B o ule vard 519 South Buchanan Street 470 South C olorado B lv d . and the single scrapper no North East Street 2803 N o rth Teutonia Avenue 2IKI1 E. Roosevelt anyone at the table. He O a kla nd , C a lifo rn ia 94619 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lafayette, Louisiana D in v e r, C olorado 80222 was having a tough time Jacksonville, Illinois Phoenix, Arizona tried too hard, and his ef Assets ...... $6,902-699.63 A s s e ts ...... $10,111,276.80 Assets ...... $2,333,464.80 A s s e ts ...... $3,032,420-84 A ssets .. $10,336,659.43 A sse ts ...... $2,016,568.55 1944 f with his tormentors. L ia b ilitie s ...... 8,687,002.31 Liabilities ...... I.3I0.062.60 forts paid off. But he was Liabilities ...... 3,970.989.95 L ia b ilitie s ...... 1,946.483.60 Liabllitie . . 8,470.887.68 Liabilities ...... 1,463,017.82 2 story brick, Suddenly another kid C a p ita l...... 405,000.00 C a p ita l...... 558.902.00 C a p ita l...... 350.000.00 C » P 'ta l...... 500.000.00 C a p ita l . .. 1,100,000.00 C a p ita l 170,665.40 too aggressive. Far, far too S urplus ...... 626,709.68 S u r p lu s ...... 872,372.49 S u r p lu s ...... 673,402.20 S u rp lus ...... 585,937.24 S u rp lu s . 767,771.75 S u r p lu s ...... 382,885.33 ous rooms, : appeared on the scene. I baths, bsmt., I aggressive. (Copy of Certificate of ^Tutherlty) (Copy of Certificata of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificale of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) was glad to see him. Now DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 2 ca r garage. Certificate of Authority Cartificatt of Authority Certificate of Authority Certificale of Authority Certificale ol Authority Certiiicate of Authority the two bullies would get To Whom If May Concern: 37: To Whom It May Concern: THAT’S the way I ra To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom If May Concern: This is to certify that the Life As- what was coming to them. This Is to certify that the Associa This is fo certify that the Central* This is to certify that the California This is to certify that the American This Is to certify that the All Amer surance Company of the West, 470 tionalized things as I sat tion Life Insurance Company, Inc., But no. It didn^ turn,, out National Life Insurance Company, Lite Insurance Company, organized Estate Life Insurance Company, orga ican Assurance Company, organized South Colorado Blvd., Denver, Colora 3 bedrooms, organized under the laws of Wisconsin there silently, not saying a organized under the laws of Illinois under the laws of Calitornla pursuant nized under tne laws of Arizona pur under the laws of Louisiana pursuant d o 60222, organized under the laws of with extra be like it does in the old time pursuant to Its application therefor pursuant to Its application therefor to Its application therefor and In con suant to its application therefor and In to Its application therefor and in con Colorado pursuant to Its application word in behalf of the one and In consideration of its compliance to wall carpe movies, or in the Rover and in consideration of its compliance sideration of its compliance with the consideration ot its compliance with sideration of its compliance with the and In consideration of its compliance with the laws of Colorado, is hereby Newly decorat man who was being set with the laws of Colorado, Is hereby laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to the laws of Colorado, is hereby li laws of Colorado, Is hereby licensed to with the laws ol Colorado, is hereby Boy books. The third guy licensed to transact business as a Life censed to transact business as a Life GE dishwashi upon so hard by the other licensed to transact business as a Life transact business as a Life Insurance trar>sect business as e Life Insurance licensed lo transact business as a Life pitched in with the other insurance Company until the last day Company until the last day of Febru* Insurance Company until the last day Insurance Company until the last day Company until the last day of Febru rage. 2 bloc] of February next succeeding the date of February next succeeding the date Insurance Company until the last day two. I d’dnt want to incur of February next succeeding the date ary next succeeding the date hereof ary next succeeding the date hereof of February next succeeding the date high school. two. Now it was three hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be unless this license sahil be sooner re unless this license shall be sooner re hereof unless this license shall be the disfavor of the other sooner revoked. sooner revoked. $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 o w n ; against one, until the one sooner revoked. voked. voke d. sooner revoked. 322 fighter, hopelessly outnum two by siding in with the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here fN WITNESS WHEREOF, t have here- bered, broke away and ran one they were roughing up. unto set m y hand and caused th e o ffic ia l unto set m y hand and caused the official unto set my hand and caused the official unto set m y hand and caused the official unto set m y hand und i-auxcd the nfflciel unto set my hand and caused the official Males don’t change as seal o f m y o ffice to be a ffix e d at th e C ity seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal o f m y o ffic e to be a ffix e d a t the C ity seal o f m y o ffic e to be a ffix e d at th e C ity seal of my office to be affixed at the City seal o l m y o ffice lo be a ffix e d a t the C ity 1 1 - H o down the street with the and County of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of and County ol Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of and Counts’ of Denver, this first day of and County of Denver, this first day of three shouting insults after the years go by. March, A.D.1966. M a rc h , A .D . 1966. M a rch , A .D . 1966. M a rc h , A .D . 1966. M arch . A .D . It«e6. M arch. A.D. 1966. (SEAL) J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. (SEAL) J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. (SEAL) J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. (SEAL) J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. 4420 I him. Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Unique, spa home with Ige THE LIGHT changeii, rm., Immaci and I made my way up THE EDUCATORS Western Pacific The Sea Motor Club of Mid-Continent Germantown Highlands heat. 3 car gt town to one of the better Company for 5%% loan. Insurance America Insurance Insurance L. L. KNOX restaurants where I joined Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance 22: three other guys for lunch There was a big argument On Lives and Company Company Limited Company Company Company Company Granting Annuities 1 4 - M o s t P going on at the table. It 7107 Woodlawn Ave. N.E. 90 John Street 449 Central Avenue 2000-4th Street Germantown Market had progressed far beyond 375 Capitol Life Center New York, New York Newark, New Jersey Square J U S T R E D the point of friendly kid Denver, Colorado 80203 Seattle, Washington 98115 10038 07107 Lubbock, Texas Philadelphia, Penna. Houston 1, Texas Close to shopping, ding. It seems television S. C L E R M O N T hi kitchen, -separate salesman “A” had used be- STATE OF C OLO RADO STA TE O F C O LO RA D O S T A T E O F C O LO RA D O STATE OF COLORADO S T A T E O F COLO RADO STATEOF COLORADO room & familyroor low-the-belt tactics in InsurancB D ep artm en f Insurance Department In su ra n ce D e p a rtm e n t In su ra n ce D e p a rtm e n t Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department ■& fenced yard. *10 Synopsis of Statem ent fo r 1965 as Synopsis o f S tate m e nt fo r 1965 as Synopsis of S tate m e nt fo r 1965 as Synopsis o f S ta te m e n t fo r 1965 as Synopsis o f S ta te m e n t fo r 1965 as S ynopsis o f State m e nt fo r 1965 as Synopsis o f S tatem ent fo r 1965 as 297-5433. taking some business away rendered to the C om m issioner o f rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of from television salesman Insurance Insurance in su ra n ce In su ra n ce In su ra n ce Insurance Insuranca Motor Club Of America Insuranca T^e Educators Company For Insur. Western Pacific Insurance Company The Sea Insurance Company VAN S< *’B” . At least that’s what ance On Lives And Granting Annuities C om pa ny Mid-Continent Insurance Company Germantown Insurance Company Highlands Insurance Company 7107 W oodlawn A ve . N . E . L im ite d 2000.4th street Germantown Market Square 975 Capitol Life Center 90 Joh n S tre e t 449 C e n tra l A venue 500 Jefferson B u ild ing 275 U n lv . B lvd . "B” was saying, his tongue Seattle, Washington 9IIT5 Lubbock. Texas Phliadalphia, Penna. D enver, C olorado 80203 N ew Y o rk , N ew Y o rk 10038 Newark, New Jersey 07l6!f Houston 1, Texas loosened by a couple of A s s e ts ...... • . . . $9,373,150.39 A s s e ts ...... $1,326,818.63 A s s e ts ...... $24,453,328.34 A s s e ts ...... $10,302,726.63 A s s e ts ...... $1,218,499.56 A sse ts ...... $12,339,381.39 A sse ts ...... $12,871,294.30 Liabilities ...... 6,578,817.03 SPA< very dry martinis. Before I Liabilities ...... 124,204.41 Liabilities ...... 16,328,093.76 Liabilities ...... 6,623,741.26 Liabilities ...... 201,743.21 L ia b ilitie s ...... 2,266,379.70 L ia b ilitie s ...... 8.970,195.12 C a p ita l...... 901,075.00 C a p ita l...... 1,034,270.00 Statutory Deposit...... 1,000,000.00 C a p ita l...... 1,000,000.00 C a p ita l...... 400.000.00 C a p it a l...... 1,434,488.00 C a p it a l...... 1,000,000.00 1 FLOOR was at the table very long, S u r p lu s ...... 301,539.22 S u rp lus ...... 1,760,063.36 S u r p lu s ...... 7,125,234.58 S u r p lu s ...... 2,678,985.37 S u rp lu s ...... 616,756.35 S u rp lu s ...... 6,638,513.69 S u rp lu s ...... 2.901,099.18 UNIVERSITY it became apparent that (Copy of Certificale of Authority) (Copy of Certiiicate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certiiicate of Authority) (Copy ol Certificate of Authority) rooms, BIG yar DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Salesman "C” was also DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE sprinkler systen Certificata of Auttiorily Certificale of Autherily Certificate of Autherily Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Certiticate of Authority giving Salesman "A” a To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify that the Educators To Whom If May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern; To Whom It May Concern: MAKE hard time. Poor old Sales This Is to cerlily that the Western Pa This Is to certify that the Sea Insur- This Is to certify that the Motor Company For Insurance on Lives and This Is fo certify that fho This Is to certify that the Germantown This is to certify that the Highlands ance Company Limited, organized un Club ot America insurance Company, man "A” looked to me for Granting Annuities, organized under cific Insurance Company, organized Mid-Continent Insurance Company, Insurance Company organized under Insurance Company organized under der the laws of Great Britain pursuant Newark, New Jersey organized under the laws of the State of Colorado pur under the laws of The State of Wash organized under the laws of Texas, the laws of Pennsylvania pursuant to the laws of Texas pursuant to Its ap assistance. 'They’re gang to Its application therefor and In con the laws of New Jersey pursuant to suant tq its application therefor and In ington pursuant to Its application pursuant to Elects Board Officers Mrs. Bernice S. Frieder cation, smog' control, "water ) of Denver has announced pollution. South Platte Guinn Huffsmith has The Howard companies candidacy for re-elec- River Development, traffic 6>»Blessecl Sacram ent been elected chairman of are completely "fam ily to the State Board of and parks and rraeation. i URGENT! the board of the Howard operated.” HufTsmith is a She is complet- He is a member of the L O V E L Y 2 STO RY 'Mortuaries, Denver and son-in-law of the founders; legal panel of the Ameri- 5V*% — $104 m o n th ly •p a ym e n ts, In Robert J. Howard, Sr„ W right and Robert full six-year can Civil Liberties Union, cluding carved dinlnbroom set. Car- WANTED! board chairman of Howard Howard, Jr., grandsons; ^ ™ after the iward for recreation of petlng< stove and r^rlgeralor, drapes. ,2 baths, double car garage. Only SIS.- 4 o r m ore bedroom s Hampden Memorial Robert Howard, Sr. an(i s South Platte SOO. Im m e d ia te p o ssessio n. 388-3271 Cemetery. Chester Howard, son;-; and board by ap-- River Study, and is a form- and 237-4475 fam ily of 7 children to re n t, The Howard family Fox a grandson. P°‘Ot™ont in er president of the Denver REASONABLE. board also elected James Other members of the March, 1959. Ytmng Demwrata Large older home, 4 bedrooms SOON AS POSSIBLE O. Wright, president of the Howard family working She was He and his wife, a grad- and sleeping porch, garugo. ANY LOCATION mortuaries, succeeding full time in the varioul ^ ® f ^ ® ^ Huffsmith, and Robert J. companies include Mrs. of ly o enver, Near bus and schools. TERMS 377-0547 Howard, Jr., president of Robert J. Howard, Sr., and ■ ■ ^ ■ l ^ h e National uve m Denver. the cemetery, succeeding another grandson, Brian ‘ ®f r> i. r-i i GEIGER & CO. 433-33B1 Robert Howard, Sr. Howard. . . State Boards DESIGNED FOR LIVING DOStOn Prelate 3060 KLDRIDGE Chester R. Howard was Howard mortuaries Education in April and i ii *4. I re-elected president and operate the Park Avenue served since January IH rlO SpiTai 1944 HUDSON HE.VRT OF THE MES.\ NE.VR COUNTRY CLVB general manager of the chapel at East 17th and eight-member Na- tt n j - i >17.82 2 story brick/ attractive/ spaci 4 bedrooms with main floor Howard Life Insurance Marion and- the Berkeley Advisory Council Mass. — Cardinal >&S.40 o u s ro o m s , 3 b e d ro o m s , 1'/^ WS.33 'am ilyroom plus 3 bedrooms and Company. Raymond Fox Park Chapel, West 46th appointed by President Richard Cushing of Boston fy) baths, bsmt., H.W. Heat, 3 lots, huge rec room down. 2 car garage. Ten Eyck Real Estate was re-appointed assistant and Tennyson, Denver. Johnson for setting policy entered a Boston hospital 377-4039 237-29T4______general manager. The - Howard Hampden ^^® Higher Educa- ^ay 30 for a physical ■ As* The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each ------Memorial Estates cemetery ®f ^965. A Demo-, checkup. The prelate made - 470 is at East Hampden and ^he is the mother of the announcement at the lo rd 3 bedrooms, full basement Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. 's of with extra b^room, new wall "Cull The Mmi VCIrtlCniGn S ■ Yosemite. teen-age children. 14th annual dinner of the itto n to wall carpeting and drapes. From Van Schaack** South Shore Charity guild ance Newly decorated, new furnace, reb y G£ dishwasher, disposal. Ga 32-St. John M eeting Set BBK'. "HJUaMg— *** where 1,200 guests honored L ife ^ Richard D. Lamm, Den- him on the 45th anmver- da y rage. 2 blocks to grade and TRADE OR SELL date high school. Fenced yard. WANTED TO BUY *'The Federal govern- f attorney and certified sary of his ordination, I be $15,000 OWNER. A live bedroom lioine. HOME 322-5719 SOUTH DENVER ment’s hand in hide and b « public accountant, has ■ ' lere- skin exports, beef imports, <-l announced his candidacy Summer Driving Ic la l GOVE-EAST N IC E ! $23,000 C ity 11 —Holy Fam ily Write c/o Tlie Register TO CRESTMORE and the Supreme Court’s Democratic nomination .Are you looking forward to ly of Box L-20 OR COUNTRY position on reapportion- l. V i J ^ ^^® Colorado House of pleasant motor meandering 4420 P E R R Y C LU B A R E A . $35,000 ment, will be among the Representatives. this summer? Then be pre Unique, spacious, 3 bdrm. LOU TEZA K subjects tackled by the 'Lamm said his major pared, advises the State homo with ige. liv. rm. & TV 1 Block To School RES. 424-3395 O F F IC E 297-540S Colorado Cattlemen when legislative interests are Patrol to prevent accidents rm .. Immaculate, gas h.w. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $16,500. Van Schaack & Co. it holds its annual conven-> metropolitan problems, that turn pleasure into pain, heat. 3 car gar. $1,850 dn. to KNUTSON REALTY tion in Lamar, June 6, 7, R- J- Howwd sr. government efficiency, edu- trouble and tragedy. 5V4% loan. REALTOR INSUROR 623 COLUMBINE and 8,” Jack Bain, Fort ' ' ' ' """• ■' — ■ ...... L. L. KNOX & CO. RLTR. 44-3313 1238 E. Colfax 534-4901 fiT.j‘1 \v. (:(>ir.i\ Avi-. 222-1781 B Y O W N E R 377-4673 I...krwn.M l. Coin, M organ, president o f the state-wide association, told jj!_LlLj|Ci'l! ”'■ fl l 14 —Most Precious Blood 37 —St. Mary's REPOSSESSIONS a group of national press men who were attending JUST REDECORATED ■ BRICK RANCH Many liomes — Redfco-’ the 'Sell Colorado’ Program Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Adin the R egister- rated — like new. Frtmi 2 Close to shopping, schools 8, bus. 2S2S 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, country' Patronize in Denver. Ask for the Classified Department S. CLERMONT has. 3 bdrms., large kitchen. Beautiful view, rec. to 5 years old. .-Ml prices. kitchen, .separate dining room, living „ Only Want .Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday room & famllyroom. Nicely landscaped room. Located in St. blary’s Some no down. Best Imys All o f these subjects af- can be published in the current week's paper, ■& fenced y a rd . -tO E R A Y , 744-2184. o r Parish- Good financing avail Our A X n V H E R E . feet other businessmen as - - 297-5433. able. Priced to sell. well as the cattlemen and SEWING m a c h in e s Apts. F or Rent PAINTING C a li O w ner 444-3742 VAH SCHAACK METRO REALTY since we have been work- s i n g e r d i a l -a -s t i t c h . z ig z a g s ' ______(Furnished)______— ------Advertisers inff with our resoective button holes, etc. sacrlllce for 2 pay- 3 room apartment. Older woman In Lovely rooms In Ootemporary 4tyle. 275 U n iv . B lv d . R e a lto r 297-5000 LOVELY 238-7619 . . . 1 ments of S4.01 or S7.S0 cash. 244-6450. quiet home, private bath, utilities Clean cut colors and textures for the 3 BED RO O M H O M E community citizens tor al------10,,. uumitc AHTrt»,ATir- pa'**- Near church, stores and frans. Traditionalists. Painting, Commerical, m ost 100 years, we cer- Does molt .V.ryisino bum.Ir.. ______loduslrunoo Residomi.l. 477-622,. 4.30 SPACIOUS 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. Well landscaped, f W W W T W V fV VVW aV TT V? VW V f V f 9 I'v V vv 5.12 o v .r o t o r p e t b o a r d in g fenced back yard. 2 blocks to St. tainly have no inclinations T.ke ,s.» jis.oo Appliances For Sale ------0.00 1 FLOOR BEAUTY M ary's Church and School. Assume to change our philosophy ------^------_ a u t o m a t ic Nor,, r.frid., 7' r cu. it. h . s sm .ll ------9.18 UNIVERSITY PARK. 3 bed pre high-interest loan. No qualifying now — even if times have exr.ii#nt condition Must sen S25 00 freezer compartment. Good Cond. $M, 3oq and Cat Boarding. Reasonapte rooms. BIG yard, double garage, Forest Products u J .. u -J txceiieni Lonoinon. m u st sen. s?5.00 a ji H arrison 355 58*3 '’< *'« Pupp-ev Cwuqnt ,,nq sold. 68th and or closing cost. cash, o r H am son ------no Wjshinotoo.Can sprinkler system. *874 S. S ycam ore ...... 798-5230 changed,” he said. swap, ais-soeo. *21 . J-ie $212 ------r«isw wlT£ AnTrtAAATtr- S A LE : S inger Sewing AAachines. ------m s w m T E a u t o m a t i c C o m u l.l.. W61I a ll. c n M . M u s t 6» crl- ______MAKE OFFER Co. Zig-zags, monograms, etc. All built-in .. 757-4J19 38 —Sf. Mary Magdalene Free Delivery to the Metropolitan Area 1^ ^ ^ ^ r3z$a#4l!n^l no attachments needed. Assume last 4 ______ROOMS FOR RENT n e w s L ie a u llllB . payments of $6,33 or *22.00 Cash ' Upin W antori Ppmalp 761-024*. n e i p w a n i e a I - e m a i e R oom fo r r e n t. K itc h e n p riv ile g e s . 17—Notre Pome ______3 BED RO O M S-PLUS The deadline for news » 6 s s in g e r p r i e s t housekeeper Empiov.d mn. a i w roommAis vMnt- lAAAAEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 year old brick, 1'/1i baths, all FIREPLACE WOOD storipn a n d nS ofiivo B Zig-zags, monograms, makes button- Wanted for Mountain Parish, near ed. U51 Loaan, 825-92*9. 3 KING SIZE bedroom home. Electric electric RCA kitchen, includes s/sscis pii^urea w attachments to buv. Denver. Transportation necessary. kitchen, basement. TERMS. Priced at dishwasher. Separate dining &ppe&r in the Registeir ’ Assume last 3 pymts of $4.12 or $10.00 Write Box L-19 c/b The Register. $13,950. V A S113.00 pe r m on th o r P H A area. 3 bedrooms on main floor, PINON-PINE-OAK ia M on da y a t 9 a.m. c..h. tsi otm ,______Hdui.work. som. usy-sitting. ,.i s Situations Wanied (Female) 'and Conventional'Terms, with or full basement, could be 5 bed S IN G E R S L A N T -N E E D L E da ys w eek. $20.00 C a tl 377-4039 without garage. For all types of STOCK, PET FEEDS and SUPPLIES rooms. 2240 NEWLAND. All Types of Fruit Wood All Foreign Southern 'Left In repair. Sell for repair bill wxnt lans, ♦« *«.!«. ip. «.a,„„ k Alterations GREEN GABLES, REALTY H a rd w o o d s ______S ' , r , r ,! r » 985-0321 985-4419 733-1829 41—Sts. Peter A Paui S IN G E R 1964 C O N S O L E Cleaning. 534-75*0 sewing. Nfc D e n v e r,M 4 4829. 3 BDRM. BEAUTY Zigzags, buttonholes and makes many .fancy stitches without extra attach- HOUSES FOT ROnt 1858 SO. C LA Y BRICK LOVELY Fertilizers & Natural Stone IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY w t.K ments to boy. Assume payments of YIInftirnIchpHI TelEViSiOnS FOf Sale 3 bedroom brick W ill buy this newer home with *5.06 o r $17.00 cash. 433 *400. ------1 u n r u r n i s n e o j ______large fam ily kitchen, ideal fam ily Electric kitchen Water Softener Salt Coal S An»c Par RPnt transportation. Repossessed Color TV room, fireplace, llvingroom, dining ■ Hof water heat WE CIVE S&ll GREEN STANiPS I Mpis. rur txem Nice 4 rooms, carpeted. For retired Take over payments $7.94 P e r M o. room combination. Carpet and drapes. 2 car oarage ' A (Furn. or Unfurn.) couole or widow, choice neighborhood. (KellyJ 744 *41* Call till 9 P.M. Sun. til Double garage and large fenced lot. 3700 S. S anta F e 781-2632 o r 781-5684 full basement J ------Call 355*510. 5 P .M . ir r ig . w e ll. G R E E N E . *23-3700 CLOVER HOMES Remodeled 1 bedroom apart- Mountain Cottages For . 985-0321 985-4489 733-1129 JOHN R. GREENE fuTnished or unfur- Realtor 477-U78 k mshed. upstairs, utilities paid, ... ^ 18 —Our Lady of Fatima 46 —St. Vincent De Paul private bath, carpets and Grand Lake w ig s s p e c i a l w ig s ■p a r a m o u n t h e i g h t s Mr.Glu—r. drapes, disposal, refrigerator Hi-Country Cottages front?^l67'rM ^;i“ re ?o and stove. W orking couples or d a i l y o r w e e k e n d r a t e s . s a le p ric e sso.oo. a i i c r e d it ca rd s a c-’ Nicer than new, 3 bdrm. brick with 1478 S. U niv. B lvd. singles. Reasonable. e v e r y t h i n g f u r n i s h e d w i t h c e p ta b le . N o dow n p a ym en ts, $5.06 4th bdrm., 3rd bath In f.f. bsmt. Cen- Lge. 2 story older home, 4 or T e n C . . . . 44A r - k it c h e n s . per month. Special styling on wigs ter hall plan, cherrywood kit., cov. more bdrms. 1st floor game or /oU oant3 r6 t v $3.98 any style. patio, fireplace, 2-ca r ga r. fam. rm., separate din-rm., Ige Ph. 222-0895 day, ° A & R W ig Center BURDEHE JONES, RItr. llv-rm. with fireplace, 2 baths, 3 eves..781-0632 ______3801 F e d e ra l B lv d . 333-12ii 10090 W. 27lh (Paramount Shopping lots, fenced. $18,500. ENJOY YOUR OWN RANCHEHE C tr.) 23I-8378 74 4-2 54 2 on V / x to 20 acres 2 4 - ST. A N T H O N Y 2 BLKS. To ' " '$15,800 to $27,500 NEAR VILLA ITALIA ST. VINCENT'S MOVE IN NOW SERVICE DIRECTORY Nice 3 bedroom brick, new 1232 S. Z E N O B IA kitchen and bath. 2 car garage, Lovely 2 bdrm. home, fenced yard, full basement. 825-1145 fruit trees, storm windows, 2-ca r g a ______757-8689______ra g e , $11,775. 590. per mo. F H A . A lso ASH & TRASH GENERALCONTRACTORS PAINTING* DECORATING V A te rras. CRESTMOOR Montclair Firm GREEN GABLES REALTY • Large 3 bdrm. brick with tormal din- ningroom, electric kitchen, has espe Pipefing 985.0321 985-4489 733-1829 Adds Three Men cially nice rec. room, 2Vj baths, & 2 Steaming 'car garage, plus 4th bdrm. gar- OR WE BUILD O N YOUR SITE 'd e n -le v e l. C a ll JO E R A Y , 297-5433. (13 Teituring 2 5 — St* Bernadette ABOVE HOME WITH DOUBLE GARAGE $13,500 To Sales Staff Painting 2 HOUSES — $14,950 VAN SCHAACK Montclair Realty compa Home and Income or In-law. 275 U n iv . B lv d . R e a lto r 297-5000' See Show Homes ny, Denver, has announced MOUNiaiN EMPIRE DECORATORS O n 100' X 150' lo t. G a ra g e s . 96TH AVE. AND WADSWORTH AND the recent addition of three 23I-1044 777-937S Comfortable, see inside to **CalltheMan 3 MILES S.W. OF HUDSON ON HIWAY 6 men to its sales staff: appreciate. 1 has fin. bsmt., PLUMBING other is 1-levei. Close to From Van Schaack*’ IN VANTAGE ACRES — Mark A. Gilmore has s c h o o ls , c h u rc h , b u s lin e . 7475 A RANCHETTE FOR EVERY INCOME been in the real estate ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. W. 9»h Ave. See owner at field for more than 18 805 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M . TO 7 P.M. years having handled the sale of both new and resale P.Tintino $ OecOF.'linti succ>f1li/ In four dioceses, more than 10 per cent of the pupils in Catholic grade INVEST for llFE and ETERNITY schools is non-Catholic. They are the through our Mission Contract Dioceses of Mobile-Birmingham, Ala.; Sa vannah, Ga., Natchez-Jackson, Miss.; and Raleigh, N. Car. You will hiv* an atiured income from your money, and your good dttd will aisist needy sludentt to the Prietthood. Diocese of Hong Kong If you Invest money through our LIFE INCOME MISSION Raps Birth Control Films CONTRACT (AN ANNUITY] you will have . . . H ong Kong' A public protest has been made by the • No worry about the stock market. An interest check every month Diocese of Hong Kong against the show as long as you live. ing of six one-minute government-subsi • A remembrance in the prayers and Masses of our S.V.D. mission dized films advertising birth control. A priest-spokesman for the diocese told aries throughout the world. NCWC News Service some form of coun • The consolation of aiding the Apostolic work of the Church. ter-action would have to be taken. The films are being shown in movie houses before the main film. Infomatioii fwld !i SnS mi Inrornutton on your llfi locoei Misiioo Contnet. taoHt: * strict confideiKS. Name ' Age. 'Small Businessman of Year' Housing Loans Exhausted WRITE A d d r . o t Efrain D. Vassallo of Ponce, P.R., accepts from President Lyndon B. Washington Johnson (May 24) a plaque naming him "Small Businessman of the Year.*’ The government has told colleges to TODRT TO City______. Zone___ State. Attending the White House ceremony in Washington, D.C. were Mrs. stop asking for housing construction loans Vassallo and five of the six Vassallo children (from left to right): Ginnette, because there currently is no money 2; Giovanna, 9; Gissalle, 7; Gia, 8; and Efrain, Jr., 4. Behind them (from available. John M. Frantz, budget officer REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES left) are Cortland Silver, St. Paul, Minn., chairman of the national advisory of the Department of Housing and Urban council of the Small Business Administration; Antonio Yordan, SBA region Development, stated that "we have dis 316 N. MICHIGAN / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 al director in Puerto Rico; and Bernard Boutin (at right of the President), continued receiving applications because SBA director. Mr. and Mra* Vassallo are cursillistas and active in the we are already so far over the amount we apostolate in Ponce. can approve.” ★ '* e AfK & LEARN Ecumenism— P.O. BOX 1620 DENVER, COLO. The Best Is Yet To Come THE Bargain With God? Editor’s note — As an aid to a general Some Still Suspicious menical movement is the will of Christ, understanding o f the Church’s Decree on and His prayer, "that they may be one, Q. It seems to me that we continue All Christians involved in ecumenism as You and I are one, Father.” Born of ally bargain with God: We agree to the ’’Catholic Principles on Ecunicnisni" agree that it is the v.’ork of the Holy RENEWAL . THE REGISTER presents a round-up o f God’s will which dwells in the community give up sin in return for salvation. Is Spirit tearing down ancient walls that of the Trinity and destined for eternal bargaining the right word for it? current ecumenical activity on a world, previously prevented brothers from com national and diocesan level, as well as a union with that community in Christ, the A. No. A bargain is an agreement be municating. Some who have not become work of ecumenism is the work of unity tween two parties, each of whom gives discussion of the philosophy o f the move involved are suspicious of the whole something in return for something else. ment, as seen through the eyes of Chris which Christ has given us. movement. The key word is movement. Tho Greek word, oikumene, meaning God gives everything; we give nothing tians of all denominations involved. Part Ecumenism is constantly changing, evolv the entire inhabited earth, is the source He has not already given us, including o f this article is based on a paper, ’’The ing, embracing more people and more of our existence. God neither receives nor Ecumenical Movement and the Meaning of of the word, ecumenism. There is some what people think and do. difference of opinion among non-CathoIic loses anything by creation. The sole sub-' Ecumenism,” by Rev. Lawrence Guillot, The ecumenism of 50 years ago among Christians as to how Ecumenical is a rence Shehan; and Boston, sponsored by jeet of benefit of creation is the creature. director of the Ecumenical Library, Kan some Protes.tant churches is not the ecu Cardinal Richard Cushing. The only possible end of creation is sas City, Mo. This article was written by menism of today, or of 10 years ago. The Council which does not include Orthodox and Protestants, except as observers. 5 the communication of God’s goodness and John P. McKenna, a graduate o f the In Vatican Council’s Decree on Ecumenism On a world level, the World Council of Protestant Efforts glory: Those who participate in this good stitute of Lay Theology at the University recognizes the changing nature of the The first tangible effort to achieve ness are creatures, who respond by man o f San Francisco. movement. It takes no sharply outlined Churches has assigned five Protestant and three Orthodox representatives to "one of many” gave birth in Dallas, Tex., ifesting God’s glory. Man does this either position. The decree shows that the earlier this month, to an agreement by by doing God’s will or by not doing it. In Church is open to the dynamic situation dialogue with six Catholic counterparts. The only Americans involved are Dr. eight Protestant denominations on "prin the first case man’s actions glorify God’s Ecumenism, what is it? First of all it all Christians experience on a person-to- ciples” toward unity. The Consultation on Edwin Espy, executive director of the mercy; in the second case God’s justice is is mystery. No one heis been able to say, person basis. No one knows, exactly, what Church Union (COCU) which arrived at National Council of Churches, an Ameri manifested because man by his diso 'This is why people are now more willing comes next. this vote had been through five years of can Baptist layman, and Monsignor Wil bedience draws down upon himself the to exchange views in a peaceful way.” A The sin of separation of one Christian labor pains before this beginning became liam Baum, secretary to the Bishops’ just punishment of God. Either way, gentle spiritual pressure is pushing the from the other has burned its scandal a reality. COCU will meet again next (Commission on Ecumenical Affairs. They God’s ends in creating are vindicated. minds of people closer together. Pastor into the minds «f most committed Chris year in Cambridge, Mass. It is doubted, returned from Europe and tho most re Man can give or withhold the love he Max Lackmann of Germany calls what is tians. Decimated, we can neither share however, that full church union can come cent top level exchange two weeks ago. owes to God but he has no bargaining happening ’’die Sammlung,” the gather the joy of Christ’s life together, nor att within this generation. advantage. If he withholds his love he ing. ract the non-Christian because they can Participating in tl>e Dallas conference becomes less a man; if he gives it he be not see "how they love one another.” were the Methodist Church, the Protes There has been much argumentation comes more a man. It is meaningless to In the physical status of our together First Formal Meeting tant Episcopal Church, the United Pres say that we ought to love God for Him over the past four centuries between ness vastly improved transportation and- N ationally, the first formal meeting byterian Church in the U.S.A., tho Unit self rather than for a reward, since the Catholics and other Christians. While it communications systems have forced us to between representatives of tho Catholic ed Church of Chi-ist, Christian Churches reward itself is God. is nice to feel secure sitting behind your be one people. The labyrinth of our minds Church and the National Council of (Disciples o f Christ), African Methodist sound arguments, "win an argument and has witnessed an amazing agreement Churches was held in New York City Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church in lose a friend” spells out the high cost of among Biblical scholars preparing the May 25 and 26. This dialogue had been the U.S. (Southern) and Evangelical persistent polemics. Possessing the best W h y A n g e ls way for intellectual ecumenism. preceded by many informal talks, as well United Brethren Church. This church un collection of "reasons why I’m right” docs as many exchanges with individual ity octette would total 24 million mem not eliminate the need for the primary churches. bers, if present hopes are realized. H a v e W in g s essence of Christianity, Christ-like love Diocesean directors of ecumenical ef Still in its initial stage of develop for all people, even "the least of these my Destined for Union fort will be meeting in St. Louis, June 13 ment, COCU expects that other Protes Q. Ju.st where did artists get the The spiritual significance of the ecu- conception of angels with wings? little ones.” ______. through 17, to discuss "The Sacraments tant denominations will join with them A. Angels, being pure spiritual intel and Ecumenism.” before matured goals have been reached. ligences, have no bodies of any kind, but Sponsored by Cardinal Ritter, this Leaders of the Consultation issued this K the device of painting in wings was inev 'Inner City' Seen as Beat For Brothers third National Workshop on Christian statement to all the denominations pre itable to convey the fact that they move Unity will attract between 400 and 500 sent, "We will, in the course of time, be clergy and laity. Protestant, Orthodox and come som ething other than the church without any material obstruction. being thrown out because it doesn’t relate Blackw ood, N.J. Catholic clergy will address the workshop, that any of us now knows. . .Our present On the doors of the Temple in Jerusa The inner city — "that place, where the to God in the midst of the poor. It doesn’t lem, the Cherubim, who are a particular Canadian clergy are also expected to att danger is not that of creating a super- God of today’s world is . found among the immerse itself in the poor, and, therefore, end. U rank of angels, were depicted with wings, poor and underprivileged” — was sug is cut off from God in the inner city.” church. It is rather, the danger of ac a and Ezechiel in his visions (chap. 10) be Previo\as workshops have been held in cepting something less than the church gested as a new "beat” for the religious The Jesuit speaker added that the Baltim ore, sponsored by Cardinal Law- n held the wings of the Cherubim. Brother. current "death-of-God” movement actually Christ gives us.” C This new apostolate was spelled out by is an outcry, a reaction to the irrelevancy Father Edward Sponga,. S.J., in the key o f God to the lives of modern men. "If Blind Duty? note address at the Brother F,ormation God is not immersed in the living situa Life of the Spirit Seminar held at St. Pius X Retreat tion, He doesn’t exist. This is not blas A Q. T.s Religion a blind duty? House here. phemy,” Father Sponga explained, "it is A. Christ said: "If thou wilt enter into merely a startling way of saying the old life, keep the commandments (Math, xiv,, He told the 99 conference participants, described as "key men to guide the concepts of God or o f religion are no CCD Role Great 17)’’ God wants us to have an unswerving longer realities.” sense of duty to Him, but this sense of Brothers of the future,” that the task of L bringing the Christian message to the Brothers are giving unique witness to duty is not blind. It is inspired by the Christ, Father Sponga said, but the very light of our faith that makes us see inner city is beckoning to the Brother hood. meaning of the Brotherhood is being ob In Parish of Future clearly that it is our duty. And God has scured by new developments and new promised peace of soul to those ,who fulfill, The three hallmarks of the Brother directions of changes in the Church. that duty. hood, Father Sponga said, are humility, The religious Brother, Father Sponga By Rov. Joseph A. Hughes In the official Confraternity plan hiddenness, and humble service, and noted, "must understand and confront” Tho first requirement of the people lay people are recruited and trained these virtues — which are "more valuable the issues that are contributing to the of God in the new ago is a deeper and sent to instruct and lead the vast' than ever” — must find expression in the unrest in the Church. Ho singled out know’ledgo of theology. Everyone in army of adults and youths who would Love the World? inner city of society. such areas as ecumenism, birth control, the Church from Bishops and priests otherwise waste away in the spiritual Father Sponga told the participants at racial strife, the liturgy, cclebacy, and the down to elementary school pupils desert of a secularized society — Q. I am struck by the contradiction the two-day conference that "religion is "crisis of obedience.” must he rc-trained in religious doc largely because of poor religious edu between the view of the world as trine and practice. cation. something to be shunned — as set Tho fresh demands of religious forth, for example, in I John, ii, 14-17 Ecumenical Perspective education in our day came about The Confraternity plan is organized on — and the exhortations to love the partly because of changes in theolog the parish level with an administrative world and be involved in it that we ical and liturgical perspective. But, as board and six departments of active receive, among others, from our pre a matter of fact, there has always •workers: Teachers, fishers (home visitors) sent Holy Father. St. John says that yCT In Memoriam: been a weakness in matters of reli helpers, discussion club leaders and mem **all that is in the world is the lust of gious learning. bers, parent educators, and apostles of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and good will (workers in the ecumenical the pride of life. And the world with It was lack of creative understand ing of tho mysteries of God and of the movement). its lust is passing away, but he who Karl Adam Children who are not in Catholic does the will of God abides forever.” J S li nature of tho Church that permitted the Church to fall behind through the schools and the adults who have lan How reconcile these words with those guished outside the pale of thorough, rel of Pope Paul VI: "The Church looks By Jaro.slav Pelikan the Second Vatican Council! For when past several centuries, in its impact upon secular society. igious motivation can now receive fresh at the world with sincere admiration, Lutheran Theologian and Professor the book was written, it shocked many impetus for Christian living in the shared with the sincere intention not of con of Church History at Yale University Roman Catholics with what it was will And it was a renewed dedication to plan of Confraternity instruction. quering it but o f serving it?” Word has recently come from Germany ing to admit and to concede. I myself was The Confraternity program adds sev theological learning, especially among A. "World" in the new Testament has of the death on April 1 of Karl Adam, warned by a priest friend that this did eral dimensions to the Church’s teaching lay people, that helped to pave the many meanings. In the sense meant by whose theological and historical w » k has not represent true Roman Catholicism. mission. The work is done across the way for the "sudden” and near mira Paul VI. it is used by John in his Gospel left an important mark in the tpought Yet on one point after another, the bal country by thousands of laity who are c u lo u s change of posture in tho (iii, 16-17): "God so loved the world (the and life of Roman Catholicism and of' ance, the Biblical perspective, the histor systematically trained in theology and Church in these very days. human race) that He gave His only-be ecumenical Christendom in our time. ical honesty, and the evangelical temper teaching methods. gotten' Son . . . God did not send His Son of this book anticipated the new outlook That priests and laity aro taking seri into the world in order to judge (punish) Father Adam was the author of of this new day. The teachers gain an immeasiurable ously the modem call to religious learn the world, but that the world might be many important books. As a student spiritual substance by living witness ing is indicated somewhat by the recent saved through Him.” of the Church Fathers, 1 have used The same is true of Karl Adam’s and an enriched apostolate. The plan emergence and rapid multiplication of In the sense used in John’s Epistle, with particular appreciation his care other work. Although it is available in also helps to alleviate a point of criti attractive seminars, institutes, study the world means the temporal goods and ful analysis o f the w'orks o f Tertullian, paperback form, his "The Christ of cism in the Church’s teaching posture weeks, summer courses, and even longer possessions that distract and hinder men with special attention to the chronolo Faith" deserves to be better known. — that is, the neglect of the millions courses, all over the country. from a perfect service of God, or even the gical problems involved, and his sen For in combination with his other of students who are outside the paro kingdom of the devil as opposed to that sitive interpretation of the Eucharistic work on the person of Our Lord, this A recent listing prepared by the Li chial school system. of (3od. doctrine of St. Augustine. In this lat little volume demonstrates that an ac turgical Conference showed 61 special The world is synonymous with crea ter he was able simultaneously to ceptance of orthodox doctrine con courses in eight categories. The categories Another advantage the plan offers is were liturgy and music, pastoral ministry, tures, which in themselves are good but show that Augustine affirmed the cerning Jesus Christ does not pre its attention and appeal to adults. The religious education, theology and Sacred which can be put before God, and thus Real Presence and yet to avoid mak clude a careful and historically criti intellectual and spiritual formation of Scripture, social problems and theories, become a source of evil. By their action, ing the Bishop of Hippo into a schola cal study of the Gospel sources. If the adults is, in our opinion, the chief chal men should develop the potentialities of stic. church papers which I read are any social action, art and architecture, and lenge to the Church in this time of tran creation and co-operate with Christ’s re index, that insight has not yet reached vocations. sition. demptive work. It is this that demands a great many people. The Confraternity o f (Christian Doc More important for ecumenical devel The purpose of these special the Christian’s, involvement — but not opment was the work of Karl Adam in trine, growing now in width and dejath submersion — in the world. Culture, pol About Karl Adam as a man, as a courses is to provide competent intel from parish to parish has given a strong itics, and social improvement should not exploring the Reformation. His book on lectual and spiritual leadership for the "The Una Sancta From a Catholic priest', as a victim of Nazi persecution, new charge to the Mystical Body, The be separated from the ultimate transfig people back home, the people in the Perspective,” which appeared in English and as a Churchman, others will be more Confraternity does not take care of every uration of humanity in Christ. In giving parishes where the Church either under the title "One and Holy,” was an competent than I to apeak. But I must need of the people of God but it is one to human vahic.s the meaning God in comes to life — or dies. attempt, long before this became fashion add my personal word of thanks to him service that should expand in parish tended, Chri.stians, and laymen particu and my personal blessing for his memory able, to .see the Reformjition not only as a God’s presence in the world is affirmed plans even though there is current de-em- larly. prepare to restore all things in because of what hip work meant for one phj^sis of structured elements in parochial Christ. protest against evil conditions in the six or denied by the quality of the living teenth century, but also as one of the Lutheran theologian as he was growing life. up. Here I found the spirit of fraternal witness or the lack of it in the parishes. noblest product.s of the faith and piety of Whatever happens in monasteries, concord and ecumenical candor that was, The life of the spirit needs to be the preceding centuries. convents, universities, and the like, the alas, missing in so many others on both fed from sound sources. The people of Worship God principal test of the validity of Christian sides of the line of separation. And the Church who once lived on the ou Yet of all the many blessed fruits commitment will be in local parochial Q. I often wonder why we have to of Karl Adam's thought and research, through it all there breathed the spirit of ter fringes of Catholic life can now be communities which mirror to the world worship God. Surely since He is God, none had as far-reaching an effect on truly Christian, truly Catholic piety. Here, drawn into the main current of paro He docs not need our worship. are the closing words of 'The Spirit o f ’ the vitality of the Christian faith and the chial action. many thousands of people as his little promise of Christian service to mankind. A. It is true that God does not need book, "The Spirit .of Catholicism.” Catholicism”: Parish life in the future will be less our worship, but we need to render that Originally written in German partly as Adults can be geared; again, without highly structured than it is now. But not worship to Him. "*'The Catholic docs not desire some embarrassment, to the full spiritual econ a response to Friedrich Heiler’s book^ all structures will disappear. Among Furthermore God would not be God if ideal CRuVeh, a Church o f the philo omy of a recharged Christianity..The on Roman Catholicism, Adam’s study those that will survive and grow is the He did not will that we do that which is was read by many who, unable to' sopher or the poet. Though his mother quality of Christian witness can be right for us to do. and that is why He be travel-stained with long journeying, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, a brightened by anyone who has any .talent road German, knew Heiler’s book only central corps of religious instruction in has decreed that all men should pay the through Adam’s response. though her countenance be furrowed or energy or faith at all. homage of worship to Him. with care and trouble — yet, she is the little world of the spirit where ade quate Christian performance depends so We are uqjust if we do not render to When I read the news that Karl his mother. In her heart burns the an The apathy long apparent among the God the love, gratitude, obedience, and cient love. Out of her eyes shines the much on sound knowledge and a realistic large crowds present in perfunctory' per Adam had died at the age of 89 in Tue grasp of divine truth. worship we owe to our Supreme Creator, bingen, I sat down and reread "The ancient faith. From her hands flow formances at the Sunday sacrifice in par •Father and Benefactor. the ancient blessings. What would The Confraternity has assumed an ish afier parish, at last be dispelled, Spirit o f Catholicism.” It is, I think, a electrifying place in parish action in God does not depend on man’s wor heaven be without God? What would by the determined effort of the Church to genuine tribute to the prophetic thought these days because ib-fits so well the-— ship, but man’s own future in eternity the earth be without this Church? I give understanding and vision' to • uU iU of the man and to the greatness of the basic plan of the Church to renew itself. depends upon his fulfillment of. his reli book that many of the ideas in it now believe in One, Holy, Catholic, and people. gious duties in this life. seem very familiar — .now, that is, since Apostolic Church”
17 New Pastors Appointed
