APPOINTMENTS INVOLVE 14 PRIESTS Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation ASSISTANT FOR MIGRANT LABOR PROGRAM, icontenu ' opynghi by tbe CaUioik P ra « Society, tne.. 1958 - Permuslon to Reproduce, Except ' On Articles Otberwiae Marked. Given After 12 M Fnday Following tame HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN, STUDENTS INCLUDED p Hospital Chaplain Music in Rome •Appointments involving 14 priests of the Archdiocese of Denver andi DENVER CATHOUC four seminarians were announced this week by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Named assistants are the seven priests who were ordained in the Cathedral June 6. They are as follows: The Rev. James L. Morgan, to Annunciation Church. Denver; the Rev. Maurice Mclnemey. to St. Catherine’s Churchr- R E G IS T E R Denver: the Rev. John 0. Rae, to Holy Family Church, Denver: the Rev. Lawrence St. Peter, to St. John the Evangelist’s Church, Denver: the Rev. VOL. Llll. No. 44. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 DENVER, COLORADO Leo Kennedy, to St. Mary’s Church. Colorado Springs; the Rev. Richard Hanifen, to Our Lady of the Mountains Church, Estes Park; and the Rev. Raymond N. Jones, VESSELS OF SACRIFICE to St. Anne’s Church, Grand Lake. The Rev. William E. Sievers. assistant at Annuncia­ tion Parish, Denver, is named chaplain of St. Anthony's Hospital to replace the Rev. John Scannell, who has re­ signed because o f ill health. To Assist in Craig P a rish The Rev. John Nelson. O.M.I.. is assigned to assist in St. Michael’s Parish. Craig, during the convalescence of the Rev. John V. Anderson, pastor, who is still con­ fined to St. Joseph's Hospital. Denver, after major surgery. Rev. WUIlni Sleven Rev. Robert Greenslade The Rev. Edward Madden, assistant in Holy Family Pariah, Migrant Program will attend a CCD leadership OFFICIAL course at the Calbolie Univer­ sity of America. Washington. D.C., fdr the summer. The Rev. John Overman, as­ sistant in St. Catherine's Par­ ish. Denver, will assist in the program for migrant laborers conducted in the Fort Lupton area. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER The Rev. Robert Greenilade, CHANCERY OFFICE assisunt in St. Mary's Pariah. 1536 Logan Street Colorado Springs, will go to the Denver 5, Colorado Pontifical Institute of Music in Rome, Italy, to enroll for a Clergy Appointments course in music. Denver, Annunciation Church, Rev. James L. Gerald W. Phelan, who has Morgan completed bis second year of Denver, St. Catherine's Church. Rev. Maurice philosophy studies in St. Mclnemey Thomas' teminary, Denver, will Denver, Holy Family Church, Rev. John 0. Rae enter the North American Col­ Denver, St. John's Church, Rev. Lawrence H. St. lege in Rome for tbe study of Peter theology. Colorado Springs, St. Mary's Church, Rev, Leo J. Three teminarians. David Cos­ Kennedy tello, Bernard O’Hayre, and Rev. June* L. O verm u John Sliemers, will attend Craig, St. Michael’s Church, Rev. John Nelson, Montezuma Seminary, Monte­ O.M.I. zuma, N. Mex., for courses in None at Regis Estes Park, Rev. Richard Hanifen Spanish. The students are con­ Grand Lake, Rev. Raymond N. Jones tinuing a program begun last St. Anthony's Hospital, Chaplain, Rev. William summer. Sedalia Center E. Sievers Assistant 4 Years Rev. John Scannell has resigned because of ill Father William E. Sievera. an health. assistant at Annunciation Par Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., will assist temporarily ish. Denver, for the past four Seen Ready for years, is tbe son of Mr and Mrs. at Craig during the convalescence of Rev. John V. An­ derson. WUliam 0. Sievers. 600 Garfield Rev. Edward Madden will attend CatboUc Univer­ Street,. Denver. He was bom in DeaTer April 5.. 1929, and at August Retreats sity, Washington, D.C., for a summer CCD leadership tended St John's Grade School For the first time in almost course. He received bis diploma 40 yean, no retreats for laymen Rev. John Overman will assist in program for mi­ from Regis High School, Den­ will be held at Regis College. grant laborers in tbe Ft. Lupton area. ver. in 1947. After one year at Denver, in the summer. Con­ Rev. Robert Greenslade will pursue a course in Regis College. Father Sievers struction at the new retreat music at the Pontifical Institute of Music in Rome, entered St. Thomas' Seminary house near Sedalia is progress Italy. where he completed his philoso­ ing to the point where the Student Gerald W. Phelan will enter the North phy and theology studies. He house may start conducting re­ was the lone ordinand for the American College, Rome, Italy, for theology. treats some time in August. archdiocese in 1955. Students, Messrs. David Costello, Bernard Father Raphael McCarthy. Aids Nigronfs S.J.. director of the laymen’s 0'Ha3Te, and John Sliemers will attend Montezuma Seminary, Montezuma, N. Mex., for courses in Spanish. The assignment of Father retreat program, made this an­ James L. Overman to aid the Appointments effective, Friday, June 26. nouncement. Sacred Heart Re­ migrant workers program in the One of the higbpoints of tbe and paten which he will use Archbishop Urbsn J. Vehr ordination ceremonies which treat House, when it opens, he * URBAN J..VEHR Ft. Lupton area means he will ceremony of ordination to the dally in Ihe offering of (he reads from the “ Pontlflcale” were celebrated on Saturday, said, will have retreats every Archbishop of Denver continue work that he under­ priesthood arrives when the Sacrifice of tbe Mass. At the assisted by the ministers of week end of the year. June 6. took lu t summer as a newly new priest touches bis conse­ Rev. Leo Kennedy places his tbe Mass, In this scene at the All efforts. Father McCar­ AILING HEALTH ENDS ACTIVITY ordained priest. crated bands to the chalice fingers on the uCred vessels, CathedraL Denver, in solemn —“ ksfliter" Pfwte by Ost CoHty thy added, are being directed He was born in’ Greeley in toward completing constrac- 1932, tbe son of .Mr. and Mrs tioD work in August. At the John A. Overman, members of WILL GIVE COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL PLANT re«|oest of the workers bond­ Rev. John W. Scannell Sl Peter's Parish in the Nor­ ing the house, the first spir­ thern Colorado community. He itual service there will be a attended St. Peter's Grade day of recoUecliOD for them. Announces Retirement School. Greeley, and Greeley New Gym for St. Francis de Sales' Already reservation! for re­ High School. In 1950 he entered St treats are made for each week After 25 yean of priestly Father Scannell's first as­ Archbishop Urban J Vebr floor 90 by SO feet in size. There completed in five months. will cost an additional $25,000. Thomas' Seminary, Denver. He will be facilities (or seating 850 Two shower rooms will be Monroe. Erwin. & Dunham end until Christinas. A group of service in the Archdiocese of signment was as assistant in St. has approved plans for con­ armed services personnel at Denver, tbe Rev. John W Scan­ J was ordained by Archbishop, struction of a gymnasium at St OR tbe playing floor and 250 in provided for boys in the build­ are architects for the project. Webb Field. Tex., bas reserved nell, chaplain in St. Anthony’s Mary's Church. C o l o r a d o vehr May 31. 1958. and was as-| Franas de Sales' High School. the balcony, with roll-away ing. as well as a large football Addition Completed the bouse for Sept. 3-7. They Hospital, D e n v e r , has ai^- I signed for the summer to Si. Denver, and contracts will be bleachers in both places. dreMing room, in addition to a In September, 19S7 will come to Denver by plane. nounced his rettrement from Augustine's Parish. Brighton. | Signed this week The building In addition to the main play­ shower room and dressing room Through tbe Archbishop’a From there he worked with the! ing floor, there will also be two (or girls. There will also be a Father McCarthy said the active work in the ministry be­ will be a southward extension of High Schools Fund Campaign, migrants. I cross courts for basketball director's room. public is invited to view the cause of reasons of health. the new building erected in an addition to St. Francis de In October. 1956, he wasl Newstrom-Davis & Co. have $330,000 retreat house daily, ex­ Following a dinner and re­ 1957 through the .Urchbishop's practice. Sales' High School was com­ named assistant in St. Cather-' The exterior dimensions of been awarded the general con­ cept Saturday. On Sunday the ception to be held in honor High Schools Fund Campaign. pleted In lime for the opening ine’s Parish. Denver. tract for tbe building, and Slat­ property is open from noon of h b silver jubilee as a The Rt. Rev -.Monsignor Greg­ tbe building are 128 feet nine of school in September. 1057. tery & Co. received the mechan­ until evening. priest in SL Anthony's Hos­ SJcil/ed Musician ory Smith, V G . pastor of St. inches by 95 feet. The new entrance and nine- Franci.s de Sales’ Parish, said Work will be started soon ical contract. The total cost will classroom addition enable the To get (0 the site. Father pital the end of this month, Father Robert Greenslade is; the gym will provide a playing on (he project, which will be be $155,000 and (be furnishings high Kbool to enroll tome 60O McCarthy suggested taking the Father Scannell will live in to enroll in the Pontifical In­ stitute of Sacred Music, Rome, students.