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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.
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