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The Advocate - Nov Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 11-7-1963 The Advocate - Nov. 7, 1963 Catholic Church Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Vocations Concern All, Pope Says VATICAN CITY (RNS) plea by warning that while phere both at home and in solemn pontifical service in "there must necessarily be in A strong reminder that all modem civilization "has the schools.” St. Peter's Basilica com- the elect Catholics have a particular suitabil- The a duty to help spread in the midst of Chris- Pope Paul said that al- the Advocate memorating Trentine de- ity, not only of fa- spiritual and voca- tian the love and promote encourage people greed though few Christians are cree Instituting acminarics. culties that is. of intclli- tions to the priesthood was for the of goods this world, it called to the priesthood and He did so in talk thous- Official Publication of tha Arcbdioccs* ot Newark, N. and Dloceie of N. J. a to gcnce and free will —but J.. Paterson, aounded by Pope Paul VI in has chilled In many souls the to the of ands religious state life, of seminarians during a also of the psychic and bodily an Apostolic Letter issued to appreciation of supernatural "all, however, have the ob- Vol. No. 46 Pontifical Mas* celebrated by faculties. 12, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963 PRICE: 10 CENTS commemorate the institution and eternal goods.” live ligation to and reason ac- Giuseppe Cardinal Pizzardo, of diocesan seminaries by the cording to the spirit of a su- Prefect of the Sacred Congre- "IT IS, council of Trent 400 "HOW, he THEREFORE, un- yeara THEN," aaked, pernatural faith and therefore gation of Seminaries and Uni- thinkable "can there that God calls to th* ago. be numerous and to show the highest esteem versities. priesthood children or young true priestly vocationsdn fam- and vencratioh toward those In his letter, the Pope dwelt men who, "HOW IS It poaiible not to ily and school insufficiently gifted surroundings persons who wholly con- on the nature of the priestly in mind and heart or with see,” he said, "that the priest- where held to esteem are secrate up their lives to their vocation, stressing above ail seri- ly vocation, from it* first be- values and benefits psychopathic feelings or pertaining own sanctification, the spir- its divine which he to Its full origin, ous organic defects, would not ginning develop- to worldly professions,. For itual interests of said mankind, was clearly indicated by be in the position to fulfill ment, though being prin- this reason, so that there and the of God.” may glory Christ when he exhorted the their various offices and cipally a gift from God, yet bud and develop in the hearts Aj»o*tles to pray to the Master honor the duties required of require! the generous colla- of children a Jove and holy POPE PAUL'S Apostolie of the harvest that he *end them in the ecclesiastical boration of many, both clergy enthusiasm for the Utter priestly entitled Sumi Dei laborers into the field state." and laity.” it is to life, necessary create Verbum was released aft- the div- The The Pontiff underscored hi* "Corresponding to Pope said "the moat a suitable spiritual atmos- er he had announced it at Ine a call,” he continued. (Continued on Pag* 2) Council Acts on Liturgy, Diaconate, Bishops’ Role VATICAN CITY (NC)-The FIRST of North donated at centers VATICAN - RETURNS - Piles clothing are being parish throughout ecumenical council voted CITY Fathere Jersey this week as Catholics to the annual American of the respond appeal of the Bishops overwhelmingly Oct. 30 to Second Vatican Coun- usable for clothes, shoes and bedding for the destitute overseas. In cil this week a scene typical give Bishops a larger role in completed vot- the Mrs. Nicholas Mt. ing on the schema throughout area, DiPrender pf Carmel, Montclair, accepts some governing the Church and to liturgy when of the first donations mode there by Mr. and Mrs. Pat Caggiano and their children, restore the order of deacons. they parsed its two final chapters on sacred music Pot Jr. and Margaret Mary. Watching with approval is the parish director of the col- APPROVAL of the eolle- and sacred art lection, Rev. F. X. Cevetello. this by over- Joseph The drive continues through week. of and the di- glatity Bishop* whelming margins. aconate came as the Fathers The liturgy schema thus be- voted on five question*. The came the second after th# vote was to For Two Subjects taken guide the one on communications media, passed at the council's Other Council News And Comment S*o also on First Vati- Pages 2. 3. 6. 7 Story Maywood Board Studies can Council Pogo 9 council Theological Commis- sion in the chapter revising first sr»», >n !a»t year to dealing with the hierarchy tn be successfully concluded. the schema the Church. Shared-Time on There remained only its ap- Request The five questions proval were: by pjpe Paul and its • Whether episcopal coo*e promulgation for it to become MAYWOOD A study is ucation At first a general aytvania. where coopera- creation' is the highest grade law Many of iU parts, how- now made the being by proposal was made, but then tioe between a Catholic high of the Sacrament of Or- Holy ever will then have to be ap- Board of Education of this it was to narrowed down the school and a technical 34 public ders >e*. 2.123. no. proved by national hierarchies Bergen County borough which two subjects for seventh and school has nation received • Whether every Bishop, USEFUL AID for local use might lead to the first pro- eighth graders wide - Got hared around the tope recording machine which helped bring Arch- publicity: Quietly, it who is in union with all the gram of shared time between "We felt that we could save ha* been bishop Boland's to the FINAL in force m many Bishop* and the Pope, belongs message annual vesper service of the Newark Archdiocesan ACTION on the and schools public parochial small towns for 20 or to the Bish- chapters Involved years body or College of Council Catholic Men Nov. 3 at Sacred Heart Cathedral are, left of to right. Msgr. James some re- In New Jersey. nitre ops, yes, 2.04* no. 104 numbering What had been At the of Fred For More F. Looney, vicar geneal; Msgr. James A. Hughes, vicar general; Daniel McCormick, instigation News ond Views There seems to be no con- • Whether the College «f chapter seven on sacred Brandt, chairman of the May- stitutional to president of the NAACM; Msgr. Henry G.J. Bace of Immaculate Conception Seminary, music On Education objection the Bishop* succeeds tbe College was redesignated wood Board and fa- who gave the sermon, and Msgr. Thomas G.Mulvaney, moderator of the Archdio- Planning plan in New Jersey, though of Apostles and. together with chapter six The chapters for- of two Cesan of Catholic Men. (See ther children who at- See there has a story, page 2) Pages 6, 20, never been test the Pope, has full and su- merly entitled six ami eight tend Queen of Peace case here wrrr preme power of the whole grouped together at School, the teachers and New state pu- Jersey (aw Church yes. 1 *OB, no. 338 Curia Criticized chapter seven the final one pils' committee of the board the board of education a great limits only tbe use of public • Whether the Collrce of in the schema since both has been the job of de- deal of work by the education given limiting for higher educa- B.shops, m union with the were concerned with " sacred whether H is feasible request tn ’his Rmndt ti-m under ciding way the control of a re- Pope, has this power by di- art for seventh and said. eighth grade ligious denoretnatioa. tn the vine right ' ye*. l.tlT; no: All six amendments to the school students to parochial Everson bus the use of 408 Council case, Discussion chapter on music were passed taks science and SHARED TIME is at Opens physical pres- public money for transporta- o Whether the diaconate by th# council. The amend- education at the ent being used In several nearby tion of children to religious should be restored as a dis- ments other Maywood Ave. public school. states, including Penn- schools was tinct ami approved permanent rank in • Change the original text the sacred BRANDT. HIMSELF ministry, yes. I.* On the of the schema to emphasize a pro- Role 588 no. 523 that chant duct of public school educa- At Kssex Catholic of Bishops is an integral part said that he had been of the liturgy tion, AT THE AMERICAN Bish VATICAN CITY - Debate contains • the interested for some time in gregatioas tnd three ers on th* schema Modify original teat ops' pres* panel following the tins pew sai began week on anew parts James to indicate that solemn the question of shared time meeting. Rev Gregory Baum, Francis Cardinal Mc- serv- »* irma “On Bishops and ices with but that it was an article In Plan of Intyre of Ids Angeles, addres- ministers and the Discussions OS.A, Toronto, a council the Government of Dioceses" PART I trrats last June that of solid and sing the council for the active participa: n of the Sign brought expert. noted that the vole in first at Fathers of the Second firm faculties to be faithful tbe issue into focus delegated t:me since it is a more noble ex- sharper favor of the five point* was reconvened V aticaa Council dis- to the the for him.
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