Churches Flourish Only for U. S. Pupils: God--the Enigma! With Education Arm tyre declared: “Perhaps only in Cardinal McIntyre asked his Los Angeles — “Is it not Washington — To combat strengthening the ‘household strangenge that in the public Russia today is the recognition audience to consider his view­ of God, or a Supreme Being, de­ points and to take “whatever the growth of secularism it is of faith.’ Whenever there has DENVERCATHaiC school system which has been faith in the ministry of nied. Are we not keeping strange action may be within the now time for Churches to ex­ developed in the United States, education, so that it has re­ company?” bounds of your competency pand their educational pro­ the children may not be taught ceived strong support, the and responsibility.” grams far beyond their pres­ that there is a God? To them "Christ is not even recognized Church, has grown; whenever amongst noteworthy men of his­ The Cardinal pointed to ent offerings, writes Robert He is an enigma, not the Crea­ faith in education has lagged, tory,” he asserted. “Each year newspaper reports of “lawless K. Bowers in Christianity To­ tor.” the Church has remained new subjects are added to the and irresponsible conduct of day. This charge was leveled at an static and declined. REGISTER increasingly secularistic and curriculum, but emphasis is giv­ teen-agers” to attest to this Mr. Bowers, a professor of atheistic trend in American ed­ en only to separation of religion gradual erosion of religious Christian education at Fuller “The .Apostles and the early ucation by Cardinal James from education. Even the basic heritage. Theological seminary, said: Church placed great emphasis National News Section Francis McIntyre. and universally accepted princi­ Cardinal McIntyre claimed in “History will show that lire' upon both the teaching and Speaking before business and ples of religion that have guided his speech that religion and ed­ education arm of the Church preaching ministries and civic leaders at a Town Hall men and nations for centuries ucation today “are the subject has been a powerful instru­ this emphasis is needed to­ THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1964 DENVER, COLOIfADO VOL. LVIll No. 37 luncheon here, Cardinal McIn­ are ignored." of Supreme Court disjunction. ment for building a n d day no less than it was then." But Pontiff also says if is limited by higher good 'Right to Know' Inviolable

Vatican City—Pope Paul He recalled the saying of In stating this, he appeared VI, in an eloquent speech John XXIII’s encyclical, Pacem to go a step further than the before a United Nations in Terris: “Every human has Council’s decree on mass seminar, called freedom of in­ the right to objective informa­ media, which confined itself to formation “a universal, in­ tion.” stating that “men have the right REGISTER violable and inalienable right of Pope Paul characterized the to information.” This decree has right to information as “at once run into criticism for omitting modern man” but at the same fvi time saw needs for self-imposed active and passive.” Its active mention of any duty to make aspect, he said, is “the seeking information accessible to those ROUNDUP “limits required by a higher good.” of information” and its passive whose job it is to publish it. The Pope emphasized that aspect is “the possibility for all But Pope Paul said that in­ since this right of objective in­ to obtain it.” formation “above all must be Naf/ono/ Office formation is based on the very truthful.” ______St, Louis nature of man, a proclamation No one, therefore, has the .At a three-day meeting of 70 priest members of the Mid­ of theory is insufficient. Bishops May Grant right knowingly to propagate west Clergy Conference on Negro Welfare It was voted to study “One must also recognize it May 1 Dispensation Information that is erroneous the feasibility of establishing a national office to assist priests in practice, def.md it, and so Vatican City — Bishops of or presented under a light in interracial work in dioceses and communities throughout the direct its exercise that it re­ that twists its real meaning. the world have been given- nation. mains faithful to its natural pur­ Nor has anyone the right to permission to dispense Catho­ pose.” he added. choose his information in an Worcester, Mass, “It is quite evident — there lics from the law of abstin­ arbitrary way, spreading only For the first time in its history Holy Cross college will is scarcely need to point this ence on Friday, May 1 — the what follows the thrust of his confer an honorary doctorate on an American President, when out — that the problem of in­ Feast of St. Joseph the Work­ opinions and passing over the it presents an honorary doctorate of laws to Lyndon B. Johnson formation presents itself in a er. rest in silence... at graduation ceremonies June 10. The President will give the manner very different indeed The decree was issued by “It is not sufficient that in­ copfimencement address. from what it was in past cen­ the Sacred Congregation of formation be objective. It must, turies,” the Pontiff said. the Council. ' ' Napa, Calif, beyond that, know how to im­ James Roosevelt, Jr., 19, a grandson of the late President pose on itself limits required by Franklin D. Roosevelt, has become a member of the Christian a higher good. It must, for ex­ Brothers at the La Salle novitiate. He has chosen the name Pope Predicts Statement ample, know how to respect the right of others to their good of Brother Matthew David, and took his preliminary vows in reputation; to stop short before July of 1963. His mother is . Mrs. Romelle Schneider Roosevelt, On Religious Freedom the legitimate secret of their a Catholic. She is divorced from his father. Rep. James Roose­ Vatican City — The for the Church but for all private life. What breaches of velt (D-Calif.). Both parents were reported to have given their world “can legitimately those — and they are innum­ those two duties today!” consent to Brother Matthew’s choice of a religious vocation. J expect” a statement on erable — who feel themselves He asked: “Who would dare Washington,. D. C. affected by an authorized religious freedom “of far- maintain that all information In relinquishing his post as associate secretary for the declaration on this subject.” reaching importance from of whatever sort is' equally school superintendent’s department of the National CJatholic Edu­ the Second Vatican Council,” Recalling that Council has beneficial or inoffensive, al­ cational association. Monsignor O'Mell C. D’Amour wrote that Pope Paul VI has declared. been dealing with the prob­ ways and for all kinds of peo­ ■The Pope said the Church lem of religious freedom, he the Catholic schools stand today on “the very brink of new ple? Think, for example, of greatness,” and stressed his belief that “under divine provi­ is now engrossed in the sub­ said: "One legitimately can the especially sensitive and dence” the 'Catholic school system “represents the hope and ject of freedom of religion, expect the promulgation of a vulnerable group, youth! which he characterized as text on this point.” the promise for the future of our faith and our country.” NCEA “That is to say, there are “somewhat different but not The Pope’s prediction came officials announced the appointment of Brother E. Anthony of without affinity with freedom at the end of a speech on limits which the very dignity of information demands for its ex­ La Salle college, Philadelphia, as a consultant for evaluating of information.” freedom of information deliv­ secondary education. The Council’s declaration, ered to participants., in a ercise, not at all by prohibitions he said, “will be of far- United Nations seminar on arbitrarily imposed from with­ Minneapolis Just Eating the Lower Parts reaching importance not only that subject. out, but in virtue of the require­ Speaking of the rumor that be may head a Vatican sec­ ments of its noble social mis­ retariat to establish contact between the Catholic Church and sion.” the non-Christian religions, Cardinal Franx,Koonig, Archh^hop May Day finds religion, freedom set for annihilation He recalled Pius XIFs word): of Vienna, sajd he wants to remain at his pogt in Vienna. He to a group of American Jour­ was in Minneapolis to give a lecture at the Uidversity of Min- nalists: “Your profession ren­ qesota. Speaking in Milwaukee, the Cdkdinal iK ^ted outthqt ders an lifestimable service to the Vatican Council has compelled people to take Chrisdan society.” unity seriously, and that unity should be “conscientiously studied Nikita Lets Slip New Burial Plans Pope Paul said that from this very purpose of information — and pursued with all our strength.” By J. J. Gilbert firmed three facts for the Free ion the domination of the world: Lashing out against Red SEEMINGLY, these observa­ “to help man to shoulder bet­ - New York World. that it is keeping its armaments China, which disagrees with tions attracted less attention ter his destiny and'that of the Cardinal Paolo Marella, Archpriest of the Vatican Basilica, Washington — Nikita Khrush­ He has made it clear once secret but strong; that it is him as to the methods for ad-, than what Khrushchev had to human community” — flow the as Papal Legate headed the delegation that made up the official chev has in recent days reaf­ again that Communism is bent I anti-religious. vancing Communism, Khrush­ say about Red China. They moral laws which both govern Papal mission at the opening of the Vatican pavilion at the chev reassured a large Soviet- were among the most important the spread of information and New York World’s Fair. Polish friendship meeting in the things he had to say. i guarantee its healthy exercise. Kremlin with these words: The dispute between Moscow The Pope spoke to a group Gently Declines and Peking has caused some of participants in a United Na­ Rome “I GUARANTEE you that the Reds Grinding Down Orthodoxy; relaxation in the Free World. tions seminar on freedom of in­ Pope Paul VI has “gently declined” to officiate at the wed­ Soviet Central committee will formation. This is dangerous, the nations ding of Princess Irene of the Netherlands and Prince Carlos do everything so that the Red of the Southeast Asia Treaty flag will flutter over the whole of Bourbon-Parma, to avoid the impression .that he was taking Shut 5,000 Churches Since ‘62 Organization, who know some­ sides in Holland’s Internal affairs. Tlie Pope was reported to world.” thing about Communism, have Just days earlier, in Hungary, warned. have made his position known after the Netherlands government By Chris Hemon tending the Ecumenical Council Orthodox and .Anglicans joined Trappists intimated it would oppose a Papal marriage ceremony because Staff Wrttar) with their Government-provided in a day-long act of veneration in another attack on Red China, At almost the same hour that it would cause unfavorable reactions in a country almost equally No tnanvrdotn m blood, secretaries” always at their el­ of the Eastern relic. Khrushchev said it was idle to Khrushchev was attacking Red speculate on relative arms M ay Alter divided between Catholics and Protestants. The 24-year-old but “legar pretexts and bows whenever they went out One of three Eastern Rite China in his Soviet - Polish ruses to foil every effort by in public. Their silence is a strength, “since everyone con­ friendship speech, the SEATO Princess, a convert to Catholicism,, has renounced, her rights Jesuits who concelebraled Mass ceals how many weapons he believers to pracUce their reli­ crushing accusation, he says. nations in session in Manila, to the throne. of the Byzantine Liturgy in Eng­ has,” and Soviet Russia can Old Rule • • • gion caused the closing of 5,000 “They implored me to con­ said formally: “Despite the Westmalde, Belgium — The churches since mid-1962 — more lish in the chapel, Father “annihilate” as well as anyone sharpening of the Sino-Soviet Church authorities would neither confirm nor deny the rumors tinue preaching untiringly on consideration of changes in than half Russia’s houses of George A. Maloney. S.J.. told a else. dispute, world domination re­ that Princess' Soraya, one-time Elmpress of Iran, who is now the sufferings of the perse­ the centuries-old rule of the worship reported open in 1859. press conference earlier that the He used the same occasion, mains the aim of Communism Cistercian Order of Strict Ob­ a motion picture actress, will embrace Catholicism. Princess Such is the condition of Ortho­ cuted Church” he wrote, “say­ day of veneration was planned a talk to Hungarian workers, to and thus vigilance must not be servance (Trappists) is under Soraya was divorced by her husband .Shah Mohammed Reza dox Christians in the Soviet ing that their despairing flock as a symbol of Christian unity take a dig at religion. He had relaxed.” way here. Pahtevi of Iran several yearn ago because she failed to conceive Union, according to Orthodox would never understand if we and a protest against the some humorous observations to Some of Khrushchev’s recent an heir to the throne. theology professor Olivier Clem­ failed to shout the truth about stepped-up campaign of reli­ make about the Bible account Eight European Abbots of remarks have been open to two ent writing in the journal “Re- Communism from the house­ gious persecution in the Soviet of God sending manna from the Trappist order, represent­ V Bonn interpretations, causing con­ fomte.” tops.” Union. heaven to feed the Jews in the ing abbeys from Belgium, the The Red kUtte-suppofted Vh:ac C ^ttular o f the Prague arch­ fusion. He has been quoted as At Kiev, militia units and in New York, at Fordham un­ Orthodox theologian Father desert, and then told the work­ Netherlands, France, Eng­ diocese, Father 'Antdhin Stehlik, has complained to the Czecho­ being against revolution, but he gangs of Juveniles forced their iversity chapel, where the sa­ John Meyendorff of St. Vladi­ ers they’d have to rely on their land, and Germany, are meet­ slovak government officials that the priests of Prague^ are not own hands, because Soviet has assured the Reds every ing as a special committee. way through the barricaded cred Russian icon of Our Lady mir’s Iheologate, New York, paying attention to him, but are bypassing him to consult Arch­ of Kazan was enshrined pend­ said Soviet persecution of “all Russia had sent astronauts up where that Moscow “will do doors of St. Andrew’s church The meeting to consider bishop Josef Reran, who is living in Mukarov, Czecho-Slovakia, ing its transfer to the 1964 New religious groups" had been in­ to look for manna in the skies, everything” to spread Commun­ ■’certain modernizing efforts” and dragged the people off, following his release from detention by the Reds last October. many of ttem tp lunatic asyl­ York World’s Fair, Catholics. creased steadily since 1959. and they saw none. ism throughout the world. He in the ’Trappists’ severe way ums. This is a favorite strata­ seems chiefly to be against vio- of life was suggested by According to the German Catholic News agency, those close gem, the writer observes. |lence at this time which could monks from the Achel, Bel­ to the Archbishop emphasize that he is not intervening in Probably the most serious W« anlndiliiviaiu worn alio onco provoke a nuclear conflict. gium abbey. Church matters, but that the number of visitors to the 76-year- stage in the stepped-up war on The largest Trappist abbey old Archbishop has increased recently. THERE ARE OBSERVERS religion, the Professor writes, is in the world is Our Lady of who feel Red China’s Mao Tse- Brussels the dispatch in April, 1862, of a Gethsemani in Kentucky. TTie Ig-day strike of Belgian doctors was ended when the secret circular to all Bishops de­ tung has Khrushchev on the The Chosen Generation The Abbot General is pres­ government and doctors compromised and agreed to arbitration manding that no child be ad­ : defensive in their argument. In ent at the meeting, presided by the rectors of the four Belgian universities. The doctors had mitted to receive the Holy Eu­ By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer this light, Khrushchev is seen over by Abbot Arabrosius charist. h e a n n u s MIRABILIS, we gather, youth. For, surprisingly, there was a as proclaiming that he is just Southey, O.S.C.O., of the Ab­ gone on strike over a new government contract in Belgium’s Some churchmen sought to go T was 1930. If by the grace of God time when we were young and belonged as good a Communist as any­ bey of .Mount St. Bernard in socialized medicine program which they claimed would reduce along with the new rules in or­ one else, just as atheistic, just England. their fees, curtail their freedom, abolish professional secrecy, and the mysterious dispositions of Di­ to what we thought in all confidence as strong militarily. Just as de­ der to save existing institutions. vine Providence you were bom during with the Chosen Generation. That we and lower standards of medical care. The Bishops had appealed Others, including Metropoli­ termined to dominate the world. that year (oh, give or take a few were shy of the mark by a quarter- to the doctors to remember their duty to provide proper medical tan Nikolay of Gmtltsky, pro­ At his 70th birthday party in care for all and had urged the government and doctors to reach tested. Second ranking prelate months either way) you belong with century shows how shabbily we were Mr. Michael Novak to the Chosen Gen­ beguiled by the Historical Process. To Moscow, Krushchev mellowed Legislator, an early settlement. In Rnsslan Orthodoxy, he had a great deal. Without naming wished to be at the same Uhk eration. By now in the springtime of be bom in the year of Taft’s election Red China he said “we shall Justice^ Aide a xealons priest and an ar­ maturity you are savoring the bliss (“Look at the doughnut, not ft the S . A M E R IC A Archbishop Wins . . . not break off relations with Recife, Brazil dent Soviet patriot. But after t • 0^ being hole!” ) was bad enough, but to be ad­ those with whom we have not Clash on Bill Brazilian Fodrth Army soldiers surrouoded the residence of his protest he was dismissed U StM llig In alive and vanced to the priesthwd even before full unity now.” He added that Washington — A Congress­ and died December, IMl, in a ^ the heavenli- the New Deal came flailing down the Russian Communists “have al- man and a Jistice Depart­ Archbishop Helder Pessao Camara of OUnda and Recife in search Moscow hospital in a manner ness of being young. Mother Church midway marks us as antediluvian. ; ways adhered to and will ment official clashed verbally of Violetta Arrais, sister of ousted Governor Miguel Arrais. The not yet clarified. Three other ' continue' to adhere to Marxist- here in a House Post Office troops were withdrawn after the Archbishop protested to the Bishops are sUII’ In Jail. has been waiting for you, lo, these many years. You, haply, are the new WITH THE OIL of ordinaUon fresh Leninist positions.” and Civil Service Committee Fourth .Army commander. Miss Arrais remained in the residence. A German Catholic newsletter bearing on a bill designed to Her brother had been imprisoned after the successful revolt on problems of refugees from priesthood, dewy with the dawn; you on our hands we were dewy and rosv This gives support to the view protect persons from nnso- against the leftist regime of President Joao Goularf. Archbishop the East, besides quoting Pro­ are the new laity, come to set aright and somewhat damp behind the ears. of some that Khrushchev is licited objectionable mail. Camara only recently assumed his new post after serving 10 fessor Olivier, cites P. Weren- the mess made by your elders. As the We cherished the illusion that the playing for time; that he is re­ Rep. Glenn Canaingham, fried von Straaten’s view: Great Seal of the United States pro­ Church had been waiting for us, laxing his attitude toward the (R.-Neb.), sponsor of the bill, years as .Auxiliary to Cardinal Jaime de Barros Camara and “Those who assert that there claims in Virgilian numbers. Annuit breathlessly, in order to get going on West a little to be freer to solve said parents have a “paren­ winning natioh-wide prestige for work among the poor. has been an essential improve­ Coeptis: Novus Ordo Saeclorum, which the multiple reforms which we and our Ihis differences with Peking If tal rlgbt” to prevent “this ment in the situation of the per­ mignt be phrased roughly. Shuffle off. contemporaries considered vital if she I peace could be made with the kind of trash” from coming Inspire Vocations secuted Church are either mis­ old-timer! were to survive (saving, of course, the I Red Chinese, it is contended, he into their homes and reach­ informed or wilfully misinform­ : would return to other problems Now we are perfectly willing and direct interposition of the Holy Spirit, ing their children. , TTie Church and the world need more religious vocations, ing.” It is not true that Godless ' with new vigor. Asssistant Attorney General Paul VI stressed as be addressed thousands in SL Peter’s Communism wants to make its ready to shuffle off as directed and to which we were apt to confuse with our­ J. Herbert Miller said there Square waiting to recite with him the noonday “ Regina Coeli” peace with God and give His enjoy whatever desuetude would seem selves). We were the new clergy of the THE WEST, meanwhile, should is no need for further federal Church freedom, he declares. to be innocuous. Before we go. how­ early ’30s. and it was not long before regard a divided Communist laws in this 'area and sug­ on the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. ”We pray,” said ’The writer also refers to the ever, we are tempted to cast a part­ we were in contact with representa- movement as only a little less gested Oe bill wonM be “an- the Pope, “that Our L ^ y inspire and guide generations of silent Bishops of the East, at­ ing glance at the dreary annals of our (Toni to P&ge 2) dangerous than a united one. constitational.” strong and generous souls to the servioe' of God.” To combat: Crumbling morals, weak faith, atheistic Communism Italy's Bishops Take Unprecedented Steps Rome —(Special)— Three changes approved by the Sec­ by increased pastoral effort, the sessions, virtually unanimously The Bishops also favorably- strongest language used by a major problems are facing ond Vatican Council and out­ Bishops agre^. I agreed to an almost immediate considered bilingual ritual for Pontificate in many years, the Church and State in lined by Pope Paul VI in his Revitalized “Catholic action" simplification of the structure the sacraments. was an nrgent problem in Italy and the Bishops of that motu propiio. They also dis­ campaigning by both religious of the Mass. To bring Church thinking on both Church and State. country have taken unprece­ cussed collegiality clauses of and laity was considered es­ They also agreed to the aboli­ press and entertainment more Although the vast majority of dented steps in combatting the schema, “on the Church” sential, but emphasis also was tion of introductory and ulti­ closely to the public the Bishops the Italian Bishops had argued these problems. which comes up in the Council given liturgical reforms to mate prayers including the Last created a six-man committee. and voted against the collegial­ for a final vote in September. A weakening sense of reli­ bring the Church and faithful Gospel. The Bishops approved Almost unanimously, the ity resolutions of the Council to closer understanding. the reading in Italian of the Italian Bishops agreed that gion, deteriorating public mor­ The Bishops also established last year, the Episcopal as­ The Italian Church’s Hierar­ Kyrie. Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, the problem of Communism, ality, and Communist atheism for the first time in Italy a sembly by an equally large chical estrangement from the and Agnus Dei, and agreed to materialistic atheism, which were listed as the three prob­ Press and Entertainment majority this time agreed to the the introduction of public recently was condemned sev­ lem areas by Italian Bishops Episcopal committee. concept of collegiality as pro­ prayer during the Offertory. eral times by the Pope in posed by Pope Paul. meeting in a special committee Pop* Names It of behind the scenes talk. "It was an assembly which boldly faced the need to re­ Vatican City — The Italian We antediluvians were also once . . • Concentrated discussion last­ build Christianity in Italy," Hierarchy, prior to its meet­ ing three days outlined means said an observer. ing, beard Pope Paul VI ad­ to combat the three pressing vise them to go on the of­ probleiUs. Lackadaisical worship which fensive to meet the threat pre­ The Chosen Generation In addition the Bishops took is fertile soil for Communist sented Christian faith “by the steps to Implement liturgical materialism must be combatted evolution of modem life itself (Continued) seemed that we might be able to train and directly by Communism lives of the new laity. Together we the laity to use the missal in English and laicism.” The Pope rare­ would conquer Parnassus. and so to follow the Latin with rea­ INVEST YOUR SAVINGS m l CATHOUC ly has used the word Commu­ What were our concerns? Wherein sonable facility. Indeed, how much in ■ ' CHURCH-SCHOOL- nism to describe the threat. had the Church failed, or, as we would farther the employment of the vernac­ put it more precisely, where had the HOSPITAL ular in the Mass will advance the pop­ people in many areas ‘of both previous generation failed the Church? ular understanding of the Holy Sacri­ public and private enterprise That generation, of course, was all fice and increase lay participation in BONDS was recognized and condemned over the place, the pastor, the senior its offering remains yet to be tested. • frankly by the many prelates assistants, the parish dowagers, the Understandably, because of our ex­ Prisoners Kiss Pope present at the meeting. ladies of the Altar Society, all those Inmates at tbe Regina Coeli (Qneen of Heaven) prison in 5W) •. C. ZIIOLIR This, in the eyes of many ob­ treme senility, we are a shade less op­ dull and imperceptive folk who had not Rome reach out to kiss the hands of Pope Paul VI upon Us AND COMPANY servers, marks a new vital de­ timistic about this than the new Chosen parture from centuries-old had, poor things, the advantages of Generation. visit to the jail, where some I,2M prisoners gave Um a warm BONDS :i Wm I Rwdr WtKMilll norms of clerical behavior in our exceptional preparation and who Back in 1932, if memory serves, we greeting. The Pontiff celebrated Pontifical Mass for the inmates some more entrenched reaction­ were unimpressed by our perfervid were pretty seriously interested in the and recited the Our Father and Rally Mary with them. He re­ R. C ZIEOLIR AND COMPANY I ary areas of the nation. preachments on the Mystical Body. emerging layman. What a long time it peatedly blessed prisoners around him, distributed gifts, and ! iMwtty MMh« 135 I. 4M II. . 133 L U Sii« St. 411 H, 7* I t | Emphasizing a need for closer For we were great on the Mystical has taken him to crawl out of his co­ told them he wished he could give them their freedom. Pope I W n ll« i4,Wti.*N*wVork,aV.*aiicst«ka. *StlwitM*w | dialogue between “people with Body. It was as though we had just coon! Following the lead of the then Paul was the second PonUff to visit the jail.. The first was n«fM im 4 m MaraMllM r»gtr4lin i%% IwdiL j God around altars,” the Bish­ unearthed the doctrine for the first reigning Pontiff, Pius XI, we called the Pope John XXIII on Dec. 28, 1858. ^ ops, many of whom had op­ time since St. Paul, and it came as a process Catholic Action, and accepted posed the use of vernacular to grievous shock to our sensibilities that Church services during Council his definition of it as the participation 100,000 Exiles to Observe our proclamation of it fell on insouci­ of the laity in the work of the Hier­ ant ears. archy. Has the definition of the lay Cuba's Patronal Feast Day Congo Terrorist apostolate ever been bettered? The WE WERE ALSO STRONG on the Caracas, Venezuela — More symbol of the Christian faith Objectives Cited ’30s, halcyon years before the Second than. 100,000 members of the of which our people feel Liturgical Revival baok in 1932. In­ War, were the era of the parish study Leopoldville, The Congo — Union of Cuban Exiles will proud, and that at this time credible as it must seem to those not clubs. Doubtless some were good and mark the 62nd anniversary of of strife and suffering they Congo I*remier Cyrille Adoula expert in that forgotten era we had al­ said that although Catholic were indifferent, but with all the cur­ the founding of the Republic have learned to love and es­ Molt lovartnd Fulton J. Shoon ready heard of it, we were swept along rent talk about training for Catholic of Cuba, as well as the feast teem more . . .” (NC) Americans are justified in their with its swift current, and we were indignation over the killing of leadership has anything more useful of their patroness. Our Lady ready to go to the stake for our con­ been devised? Looking back it seems of Charity, on May 20. Burial Insarcmca 1$ not love of the poor of the world tied up with the six missionaries and teachers 5500 or $1000 policy • to age 80. love of a parish for the poor in its area? Suppose a frontiers­ victions. Well, almost. It has been to us (our eyesight may be failing) in Kwilu province, this emotion The organization, which has No Salesmen. No Examination. man had cleared a small piece of a forest and, with the trees has been intensified by the sneered that the Revival in those days that we knew quite a number of lay­ members in 1,700 communi­ Money Back Guarantee. For he had chopped down, built a log cabin. The trees yet uncut, wrong analysis of the situation. was little more than a genteel interest men who were emerging and taking ties in the United States, is FREE details write Crown Life or the land yet uncultivated, could be likened to souls still in Adoula said the Church was in the design of vestments and in the their place in the van of Catholic prog­ directed by Auxiliary' Bishop the order of nature, knowing not Christ. The trees subjected not the only target of the terror­ debate between the traditional and con­ Eduardo Boza Masvidal of of Illinois. 203 No. Wabash Ave. ress. There were laymen who read, Chicago 1, Illinois, Dept. F76. to the axe of discipline and ists led by Communist-trained temporary in church art and architec­ who took thought, who wrote, and who Havana, with headquarters made ta minister to a hu­ Pierre Mulele, but that the de­ ture. It was a great deal more than spoke up in those days. They were per­ here. MAKE struction of all organized au­ man habitation might be that, of course, though there is no Bishop Boza described the thority, including provincial and haps a shade less eager to put the ROSARIES likened to souls who be­ question but that these interests were organization as "the great central government, was the clergy in its place, or it may have Ai 1 prodtiblt butintu came members of the Mysti­ prominent. Nor were they, come to been simply that priests and people got family of all Cubans outside or t Mtisfying hobby cal Body of Christ, or the su­ aim of the bandits. think of it, unimportant. It did matter, along better and were less inclined to their country who wish to con­ tpodil MroUoclory oHor. pernatural order. Would not and it still does, that the Mass be of­ point the telltale finger. Or maybe it tinue as Cubans and Chris­ such a woodsman seek to tians and, outside any political Lewis I Compony Vatican Radio fered in fitting vesture, and certainly was that we 'were all young together. m M Avo. Tray. N. V. extend the arable land and the pseudo-Baroque styles then favored consideraUona, wish to sup­ Still, there must have been a few an­ port and cultivate all the basic diminish the wild foliage? Discusses Unity were hideous enough to cry out to Is not a pastor of a parish cients around somewhere. . . . values that are customary to VOUTIONS-MEN Vatican City — Vatican Radio heaven. It did matter, and it still does, bound in like manner, out True enough, there were certain us.” has warned its listeners not to whether the Church is to adapt the ma­ Our Lady of Charity, Bishop ■My of love of Christ, to bring expect too much too soon re­ differences. For one thing, back in 1932 lost sheep into the fold, to terials and insights of our age to her the revival of Biblical studies had not Boza said, "has become the Sorvo Ood ki garding unity between the Cath­ building needs, and we seem to recall • ToodilfiQ • M iunm become involved in every olic and Orthodox Churches as caught up with us in the West. (Diir • SecUl wort: • aspect of human life be­ that the present Council has already theological interests remained domi­ Longavity Kay • TradH a Aeonidlaf a result of Pope Paul Vi’s re­ had something to say on f. e point, Par bdon poWon and cause Christ affected all hu­ cent Holy Land pilgrimage. nantly apologetic, as the remnants of — Micsion Work _ IHorotvro wrHo: pretty much what we were saying so BraMitr aorWb CA.C manity by His Incarnation? "Many are surprised at not our library would testify. We still Kampala, Uganda — There V Vlacial Haa seeing other results develop as far away and long ago. tL idaaid^ UaNorMy thought in terms of the Catholic-Prot- are at least two missionaries Awaa. TMd a consequence of that meeting, The Liturgical Revival as we knew estant controversy, or of combating in Africa that the life, diffi­ Will thor* n«( b«, a t a rt> perhaps forgetting the complex­ it then, the Movement heralded in this atheism and materialism. We were cult as it is, seems to have MUOW 1NB LIADBK ity of the situation. The habits country by that intrepid pioneer, Dorn suit of tho Socond Vatican deeply concerned with the intellectual agreed with. Father Modest C H t I t Y of nine centuries cannot be Virgil Michel, meant familiarizing the Raux, W.F., at the age of 84. St. Froncif dM. You con Council, Involvomont and changed in a few months. It is credentials and image of the Church, bt 0 FUANCItCAN laity with the meaning of the Mass, again following the lead of that most is marking his 78th Jubilee as BROTHBa ond Oodlcoto ldontlfleati^"T?TIo”parish an undertaking that requires, training the youth in the spirit of the a priest this year. Father Gus­ your IHo to Cbrlot bi and will require time,” the intellectual of Popes, Achille Ratti. iht Mrvlot of youdi. with ovory ilnglo loul In tho parish? Tho parish It not to liturgy and in the superb beauty of the tave Domin, Is a mere 88 For Mormoaia wrtio radio said. Communism was on the march, Naz­ la DIracitr of Vtca- mlnistor to tho tavod alono; It torvtt tho dty, tho community,, Gregorian chant, emphasis in teaching years old, and only 65 years 11 a ■ •, Fraaciocaa One thing is clear, the radio ism was already showing its true col­ a priest In 18M. ■ntiMn. a.a. aa. I, tho world, tho uncut troos which aro capable of becoming said, “the atmosphere of rela­ on the significance of the liturgical ors, and the Church was in a state of m cycle, the preaching of the Gospel in Father Raux is from Ar­ crudflxot. At tho parish must net bo a ghetto or a spiritual tions, the climate between the siege. We shared that mood of siege. ras, France, and Father Dom­ two Churches.” fort under siege, but rather a leaven In the matt of the city’s unison with the mind of the Church as It seemed a little premature to think in from Bayeux. she lives over, each year, the life of in terms of reunion all around when corruption, so the diocese and the notion ore not to hoard Talks by Pope John the Master. Those were the days when thejr treasures at If they were notional, but rather share the whole world was falling apart. We SORRY! In New Publication the drive to put the missal in the hands were terribly shortsighted. Besides, we Covncil them with Moslems, Buddhists, the hungry, the slum-dwellers Vatican City — The prepara­ of every literate layman was in full were broke. The great Depression was Dobolas and the wild foliage of the Communists’ forests. The pastor tory phase of the Second Vati­ swing. Of course it never reached its on. ‘Off U miHs’ who it worried about the soul of the dty in which he lives, can Council is covered in the goal, any more than tithing or frequent at Our Lord wept ever Jerusalem, It also the pastor who will publication of tbe first of a se­ Communion have reached theirs, but YES. WE SEE THINGS so much Vatican City — Seminarians' ries of volumes on the subject. it could hardly be pronounced a fail­ and convent students will be shore all hit blessings with the world, at Hit Master shed The Initial volume comprises more clearly now. We were bom, ob­ ure. Sometimes, now, when we read forbidden to attend "discussions Hit Blood on the Cross at the crettreadt of tho dvllizations 200 addresses made by Pope the scathing denunciations of Catholic viously 25 years too soon, so we were of Jerusalem, Athens and Rome. John XXin from June 11, 19M, only the heralds of a false dawn. But and debates primarily reserved ignorance of the liturgy made by the for Council Fathers” when the through Oct. 7, 1062. Other vol­ we loved the Church and we dreamed umes are to be published soon, critics we wonder if they are talking Second Vatican Council recon it was announced. about the same Church. our dreams. Some of them, a good venes. ’The prohibition w u In a recent survey, 92 per cent of Catholics asked for many in fact, seem to be coming true. called for in a letter of the Sa­ but 0 card er nolo oontalnlno your more emphasis on the world obligation of the parish and EVEN THEN THERE was mention Perhaps, in retrospect, we might be cred Congregation of S'eminar- oddran ond ago wtll bring aur eotv- the Mystical Body and less on parish needs and particular made of the vernacular. Not that it thought of as the Pre-Adamites of the ies and Universities sent to su tiH biMkItI knd ptnontl latlar Irom; periors of Rome’s seminaries, devotions. The “sense of the faithful” is right! We are mem­ was a matter of major concern, for it 20th Century. BROTHER AAAURUS, $ .D i., colleges and convents. bers of the Mystical Body of Christ, and wherever there is « Claims groups infiltratod "bodiness" there is our ministry, for the Incarnation was Council Coordinating the “en-fleshing” of God in the form of man. There Is hu­ Group Opens Session “DO NOT WEEF’ — A Book manity in the dope-fiend, in the Communist, in the juvenile Vatican City —’The Ecumen­ to Help in Tim# of Sorrow . , . delinquent who colls himself an atheist, in Harlem, in Viet­ Bishop's Paper Says Reds ical (Council's Coordinating o book to contolo tfioso who nam, In the slums of Latin America. In other words, we are Commission has opened its aro soddonod by Hio dooth Catholic not just because we belong to on institution or a fourth round of disctiisions on documents submitted by other of a iovod ono . . . o book to parish, but because we hove a universal obligation to all In Brazil Catholic Action (Council commissions since the giVo at wakes os on oxprtt- mankind. The pastor who helps the poor in his parish, even end of the second session last though they are not Catholics, is the pastor who makes sac­ Rio de Janeiro — Com­ O’ing rosaries had protested tMn. large amounts of propa­ December. sion of your sympathy to tho munists in this country had Goularfs land reform propos­ ganda literature, code books, Cardinal Amleto Cicognani is boroovod . . . $3.00 por copy rifices for the 2 billion who know not Christ. And the same als. and Soviet. Red Chinese, and infiltrated even Church president of the 10-member — Order from is true for you. If you love humanity, for whom Christ died, organizations, particularly Cath­ The paper asserted that the Cuban flags. commission, charged with ex you will seek to propagate the Faith all over the world. olic .Action groups. As a result Catholic Action organization Tbe Army has said that, ac­ amining draft documents fdr “DONOTWEEr ’ Won’t you? different Catholic groups were there disavowed the demonstra­ cording to documents confiscat­ consideration at the Council’s 36 Tiatl laM on opposing sides. tion, which was one of the first ed when (Communist leaders third session. Maooadiaaani This admission is revealed in mass demonstrations leading to were arrested, the Red takeover POD LOVE YOU t# Anonymous for 35c “ This was for a ■k Why does rhythm work for some 0 Lozeiro Mariano, diocesan the revolt. was scheduled for early April or BeoHe fan book, until I rooHted that people who can't even women and not for others? organ of Bishop Greogorio War- “It is wen known," the May 1. Anns were found hidden read need It m ore.'. . . to B.V. for $3 "Thanks to St. Jude for i t Are there any new techniques meling of Joinville, following article contlaued, “that sec- even in government buildings. 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Box 1620, Denver, Colorado Onan's Sin ^Le oCitu r a u and tlie Jdiitor^ of ^odd f^ e o p ie Q. Is the text of Genesis xxxiii, 9, conclusive as an argument against contraception? By Raymowi Smolyn,. O.S.B. among the people of the Old Isaac, his only son. As far as God and trusted in His word. A. Yes. Onan married Thamar, the Wife of his Did you tiave a chance to Testament were hut a prelude Abraham could see this was They rededicated themselves dead brother. Her, according to the Levirate custom fight in the War for Indepen­ to the work of Christ the Lord the son through whom God’s to a life according to the by which a brother begat children by his brother’s dence? Are you one of the in redeeming mankind and promise to make him the “fa­ agreement made with them widow in order that his deceased brother’s line might chosen few who signed the giving perfect glory to God.’’ ther of a great people’’ was at Mount Sinai; they medi­ continue. This was a very strong social custom, but Declaration of Independence? to be fulfilled. How could the tated on the teachings of the the refusal to contract such a marriage, or the re­ I doubt it. Well then, why do Let’s take a look at our his­ promise come true if Isaac prophets. They were looking fusal to beget children by it, was not ‘‘the detestable you make such a fuss of July tory. It is no ordinary history, were killed? Yet Abraham was for Christ, the Word-Made- 4th? You would answer right for it had a very extraordi­ ready even for this sacrifice. Flesh. thing” condemned by G(>d in this verse, but the fact away, "But I’m a citizen! nary beginning. Its origin is that Onan used marriage against its purpose. I’m an American! Why God’s plan to share His own God did not ask this final ri'aol* Then Christ came. The mes­ This was interpretation of the ancient Jews (cf. shouldn’t I celebrate my coun­ life with us. This plan was the sacrifice. 'Through Isaac He sage He brought changed the Josephus, Contra Apionem II, 24) and the Fathers try’s independence?’’ fulfilled His promise; He face of the earth. In Christ, (cf. Augustine, De Conjugiis AdulterinLv 12), and is made a special people who God’s plan was accomplished. confirmed by the teaching office of the Church (Pius Even though none of us ac­ were to belong to Him as no Through Him all who believe XI, Casti Connubii). tually took up a musket other people. We are this are reborn into God’s own against the British, or put a great people. By his faith, life and receive Christ's Spir­ quill to the Declaration, we Abraham became the father it. We can show forth this Using the 'Pill' can still celebrate the birth of of all who believe in God (cf, life, this love. We are able Q/1 am a woman 46 years old, who already has our nation. We are part of a Hebrews 11). His life teaches to call God “Father,” and a large family. I can no longer depend on the rhj^hm, grea^ people. Its heroes and ns that our lives too must be Christ “Brother.” All this is because of my age. Could I use the pill along with their sacrifices are somehow lived in an unwavering faith. accomplished through the the rhythm method in order to avoid pregnancy? ours. power of the Holy Spirit, who But this was only the first traasforms our lives with His A. If you are asking whether these progestation­ THOUGH WE OFTEN fail step in God’s plan. He had love. al steroids can be used to induce sterility directly, to realize it, we Americans chosen Abraham and through Christ has told us all that the answer is given by the Church: ‘‘Any use of the have a good sense of tra­ him taught His people the God wanted to say to His peo­ marriage act, in the exercise of which it is designedly dition. As Christians we meaning of faith. But as yet ple. He has shown us how our deprived of its natural power of procreating life, in­ should make good use of it. Abraham’s descendants lives should reflect our love fringes on the law of God and of nature, and those We call ourselves Americans, weren’t much of a people. In for the Father. In His sermon who have committed any such act are stained with and this name presupposes a fact, a famine forced them to on the Mount, Christ summed the guilt of serious sin” (Pius XI; Casti Connubii). basic awareness of the more move to Egypt and soon they up the spirit that must fill If you are asking whether these drugs may be important events in our coun­ were little more than a rowdy God’s People. We are to be used to make the rhythm method more reliable, even try’s history. but miserable mob of slaves humble ■ minded, we must on public work projects. Then learn the real meaning of sor­ though temporary sterility may result, the answer is. In the same way the name God called on Moses to lead row, we must learn not to set Yes. The reason is that everyone has the right to Christian presupposes an them out of this captivity. too much store by the things be normal. For example, if a woman’s menstrual pe­ Raymond Smolyn, O.S.B. awareness (A Christian his­ Under God’s direction, Moses of this earth, to be merciful, riod varies from 20 to 40 days, she may use these tory. This history is the reason for creation. Its ac­ led the people out of Egypt to be sincere, and — to sum progestational steroids in order to have it hapi^n world’s oldest and richest. If complishment is the purpose and into the desert, to Mount it ail up, we are to bring every 28 days, which is the normal cycle and which we are proud of being Chris­ of man’s life on earth. Sinai. peace to our brothers. On the will have the effect of making rhythm more reliable. tians, we will want to know cross (3irist Himself showed Whether these pills can be depended upon to regular­ something about our history. What we call history is the THE EVEN’TS that took how far a life of love ought ize the menstrual cycle is a medical question (O’Don­ story of how God has slowly place at this mountain are to go. nell, Morals in Medicine, 1960, p. 275). To know the history of the and painfully taught us how all-important in the history of Christian people is to know our people. There God, using is what it means to be a hope lay in Him. To top it all WE SHARE in Christ’s life to live as He does. This is Christian. We want to return off He sent the prophets. Christ as its center and cli­ our heritage; it shows us how Moses as a go - between, and are promised a share in What Is a Jew? max. ’This is what we call formed a people out of a rest­ God’s love because of the joy His glory through our mem­ to Hve as God’s Chosen Peo­ we share in being His holy THROUGH ’THE MESSAGE Q. What is a Jew? Does the word designate a Salvation History. It is the ple. less and rebellious mob. bership in the Church. The religion or nationality? Was Jesus or His Mother story of the events that shape people. Our worship is the re­ of the prophets the People of Church is the People of God, sponse we make to the love God learned what it means to Jewish? our lives as Christians. God EARLY IN OUR HISTORY God made an agreement and the Holy Spirit is its life. used these events to prepare with them. He told them, "If God has shown to us. be holy. They learned to put The Spirit, sent by Christ, A. Originally the word was used to designate the His people for the coming of God called Abraham. He told yon listen to Me and keep My their trust' in God. They shares His risen life with all inhabitants of the Kingdom of Juda in Southern Pales­ His Son. In them we must him to go out of his father’s agreement, you shall he My The events that took place learned to love the Lord their generations and teaches them tine. Afterwards it was ^applied to all Israelites learn to see God’s message to land. God promised to make special possession, closer to at Mount Sinai were exciting God with all their mind and to respond to this gift with throughout the world, or pwole who were descended all their heart and all their us. His people. his children into a great peo­ Me than all other people, even and inspiring. ’The conquest love. ’This is the continuation from the same ancestral stock that accepted the rites of Canaan, the Promised strength (Deuteronomy 6:5). ple if Abraham wouid serve though all the earth is Mine. of all the things that God has and traditions taught by Moses. In those days the But each of us has to dig Him with unwavering faith. Yon shall be a kingdom of Land, was no less as great an We, God’s People today, learn done for His people since the His Whole life was a journey adventure. But the day-to-day the same thing through the religion and the nationality weie practically coexten­ into them personally to un­ priests, a holy nation’’ (Exo­ days of Abraham. We are con­ sive. ^ derstand the meaning of this into ' unknown lands and dus 19). loyalty to God and to His words of the prophets. They tinuing the story and the life message and its influence on among strange peoples as he commandments that was de­ remind us to seek God first of God’s people, salvation his­ Christ, as man, was certainly a Jew by nation­ him. It is a message summed answered God’s mysterious At Mount Sinai God brought manded of Israel as God’s and to put everything else in tory. ality and also by religion, since He subjected Him­ Holy People (and is demand­ second place. U p and perfected in Christ, call. His plan to share His life with This is what we do when self to the ordinances of what was then God’s dis­ ed of us on the same score) God’s Word made flesh. us one step closer to accom­ we gather to worship, to cele­ pensation. But Abraham’s faith was was often far from exciting. Because God’s people re­ This is a key idea in the plishment. He began to teach brate the liturgy, l^ch time After the Crucifixion, the Old Dispensation passed tested again. He felt that God fused to turn to Him com­ Liturgy Constitution: “’The us. His people, what He is we participate in the Eucha­ away, and its fulfillment, the Church or the New was calling him to sacrifice Once their desert ordeal pletely, He lent a final pun­ wonderful works of God like. He ta u ^ t us that He is rist we are confronted' with Israel, was instituted. was safely behind them, ishment. Babylonian armies the only God and that He is Christ and the Father’s whole God’s people settled down to swept through the land and Mary, the Mother of God, was also a Jew by holy. He taught us that we message summed up in Him. the job of making a living. destroyed Jerusalem and its religion as well as nationality before the In-tltution Ecumenical Perspective must be holy, just as He is, We meet Him in the Scripture But the desire for prosperity, Temple. Many of the people of the Church. Spiritually, we can all be called Is­ if we are to share His life. readings, in the homily, in for good crops, often led them were taken into captivity as raelites. Holy Communion, in one an­ to worship the false gods of slaves. When #e say God is holy other. the neighboring nations. It was only through the we mean that He is somehow We are commissioned to Archbishops of Canterbury exile that the true spirit of different from everyofie else, take our places in the long Q. Some Anglican friends of mine say that the m e Though they had been set the Chosen People began to M? that His Me is very different line of Abraham’s descend­ present Archbishop of Canterbury, is the 100th in apart as a holy people, a peo­ shine out. Because of their from any other kind of life. ants and to live lives of faith ple (it to worship God, the Is­ bitter sufferings these people the line of succession from St. Augustine, who was P a rt T w « This is the reason why we are and love and holiness. We are raelites had not yet learned prayed and meditated as sent to England by Pope St. Gregory in 517. I would By Jaroalav Pelikan set apart from all other peo­ members of the People of to love God with their whole never before. They waited in like to know who the last Catholic Archbishop of Can­ Lutheran professor of Charch History at Yale Divinity School ples — we must be holy like God. The Holy Spirit lives heart. They needed to be re­ the hope of seeing the fulfill­ terbury was and who the first Anglican Archbishop God is; we must not live as within us. Last whek I examined the possibility that English-speaking men who don’t know God. minded often of what it ment of the Lord’s promises was. Roman Catholics might adopt the Revised Standard Version means to be holy. God chose to save His people. They We are told that there was once a time when astonished . A. Although Anglicans count as Bishops of the of the Bible and (without prejudging the delicate discussions WE SHOW we have God’s kings to lead them and to re­ longed for the coming of the historic sees of England all those who have borne Messias. pagans said of the Chris­ now going on) sought to indicate some of the reasons why life in us by keeping the Ten mind them of what they were. the title of Bishop, before and after Queei) Eliza­ With few exceptions these tians: See how they love one such an adoption seems more feasible now than it ever has Commandments He gave us beth, Catholics do not admit this continuity of suc­ at Mount Sinai. This is how kings failed. Then God sent AND GRADUALLY, God’s another! What do men say of before. our lives? cession, since they do not recognize the validity of In this week’s column I want to return to this theme we know we love God and foreign nations to make war people were prepared (or the (Copyright—Conception Semi­ Anglican orders. and to consider the advantages of a single version as well really belong to His special on His people so that they fulfillment of this promise. people. His holy people. This would remember their only They renewed their faith in nary, Conception, Mo.) The sees now occupied by Anglican prelates as the limitations that we ought to put upon our hopes for it. were, most of them. Catholic sees before the Refor­ THE LACK of a common Bible is part of the larger mation. When the Catholic Hierarchy was restored problem of our separate histories and separate vocabularies. in England in 1850, the Bishops could not take the Why should Protestants speak of "missions’’ and Roman Cath­ names of the pre-Elizabethan Bishoprics. From the olics of "the missions’’? God Wants to Fill Souls Catholic viewpoint, Canterbury and the other ancient Why should Protestants in the Calvinist tradition, includ­ sees are now extinct. ing Episcopalians, number the Tea Comnundments one way, According to the Anglican reckoning, Arthur Mi­ while Roman Catholics and Lutherans number them differently, chael Ramsey is the 101st Archbishop of Canterburr. so that when a menlber of the farmer tradition reads a book Of Men With Divine Love According to a decision of Leo XIII, there were only from the latter tradition that speaks about "the seventh com- 69 Archbishops with true apostolic succession, the THE ASCENSION was nec­ duce in souls the divine life maadmeat,” he thiaks It is referriag to adaKery rather than By Rev. Joseph A. Hughes Christ became the visible last being Reginald Pole (1556-1558). The Anglican bridge between man and God, essary in order that Pentecost and the divine action which to steallagT succession began with Matthew Parker (1559-75). WE HAD A SESSION on between earth and heaven, could take place. The Christ they signify. religion in a class of public But nowhere is the problem of separate vocabularies more between the human race and of Bethlehem and Bethany The worthy use of any sac- school sixth grade boys and pressing, and in some ways more ridiculous, than in the use the Blessed. Trinity. and Calvary would have to rameat Is ai eacoaater wilb Posing in Nude girls. The talk was about the of the Bible. Even the names of the books are different. return to the bosom of the Christ. This means that in a ways in which God has shown Q. Does a girl commit any sin if she poses for "Paralipomenon” has moved from Greek to Latin to English; BEFORE CHRIST ascended ’Trinity so that God in the sacred area of sense aad His great love for man the semi-nude or completely nude photos that are it was never a good Latin word, and is not an English word. into heaven He had estab­ Holy Spirit, could fill the spirit marked off by the Re­ through all of man’s history. lished on earth a visible king­ Church (or all time to come deemer as aa ontinud mani­ to be found in “girlie” magazines? ’The amount of confusion generated on both sides by references In the New Testament dom made up of the teachers with the divine presence and festation of an inward A. She commits a most grave sin of scandal, to the Books of Kings is really quite impressive. phase the first three ways of and the taught, of rulers and the divine power. change, a soul meets the which nothing whatever could justify. PosiiK in the God’s love mentioned by the SO UNAWARE are even some scholars of some of the subjects, of administrators in Spirit of (tod and is forever nude, with adequate safeguards, is permissible only grade-school children were: Man would be sanctified in differences that when Luther, for example, numbers the holy things and the people afterward transformed for The coming of Christ, the (ntore ages by aad.wHk aid before reputable artists who will p i^ u ce a serious Psalms according to the Vulgate, some of his Protestant edi­ of God who would be made good. founding of the Church, the in Christ, the God-maa. Bnt work of art. tors Insert solemn footnotes to explain that he didn’t remember holy of soul and pleasing to institution of the sacraments. the saactifyiag pow« of the In each sacrament a hu­ If, as may often happen today, there is a doubt Rie numbers of the Psalms as accurately u he should have. the Lord — but through hu­ man ministrations and exter­ (tod-maa would he brought man soul searching in depth about the seriously artistic purpose of the posing, Whea we ceine te Biblical terau, the confushm between ONE OF THE BOYS, caUed nal signs. into play ia hamaa souls by for (tod’s presence and (tod’s particularly for a photograph, the model is bound to Raasaa Catholics aid Protestants about BRilical language is on to comment, said: "Those the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of love finds (tod ready to give The visibie kingdom of (tod clear up the doubt. both an effect and a cause of their doctrinal differences. three ways are all about the Jesus aad the Spirit of the Himself in proportion to the — the Charch — fashioned Does anyone outside Romaa CathoHclsm today stfli use the same thing.” And that was Father. fervqr and faith with which not a bad answer for a 12- by (Jhrist upon Peter and He is sought Contraception and Faith Baglish word "justice’’ to mean "righteousness’’? ProtesUnts the Apostolic CoUege wonid The Gospel of the fourth forget that their own Anthorisod Versioa did not disUagnish year-old theologian. Q. What is your opinion of an article in the inclade not only men with Sunday after Easter, in nr IS A REWARDING Salvation history is the “Saturday Evening Post” of April 4, I B M , “A Cath- between "justice’’ and "righteousness’’ as we do now and there­ jurisdictioa to teach and rule Christ’s words, hints at this thought that brings home to fore they misuaderstand both Roman Cathodes and their owa story of God’s tremendous and sanctify but (and (or the truth: “It is better for you oUc Mother Tells ‘Why I BeUeve in Birth Control?’ ” and persistent love (or man, all who are bom of water ancestors. most part) 0010* men — that I go, for unless I go the and the Holy Spirit that we A. This article, which contains the usual emo­ . aad man’s raponse to the whole nations of them — with Advocate will not come tion-based and sophistical arguments, has a crucial Surely the ecumenical atmosphere could be much clearer generous spirit of (tod. This are the Church. We are part if we could, so to speak, throw the same Book back and forth a vocation to be sharers of to you; but if I go, I will of Christ and He is part of fallacy, as follows; story winds through the years send Him to you.” at each other. Those who claim that all the differences be­ divine life, children of God, us. We can meet Him and “'Traditional Catholic scholasticism made care­ of humanity as recorded in and soldiers of Jesas Christ. tween us are merely semantic are, of course, guilty of vast the Old Testament. receive of His Divinity and GOD’S PLAN from the be­ ful distinctions between the sphere of faith, which oversimplification. Tlw best way to prove this is to take away When the stage was set and humanity, through the seven rests upon revelation and is to be accept d ufxm a It tells with eloquence of the external structure of the ginning is to fill the life of sacred signs. from them the valid point they do make. ^ (tod’s pursuing man through higher authority than the authority of reason, and Church had been put into its His people with His own life Whether we have the char­ weakness and wars and re­ those matters which belong to reason and to natural YET IT IS important not to attack extravagant hopes to initial form. Christ announced and to fill human souls with acter of Christ’s priesthood pentance and victories while divine love. This plan is real­ philosophy. Clearly the Catholic position on birth the adoption of one Bible. English-speaking Protestants have to the Apostles that He would conferred ia Holy Orders or God’s people awaited the ful­ all had one Bible for a long time, but this has not kept them leave them. ized now through the power of merely that shan of it con­ control belotigs to this latter category.” fillment of God's promise. the Holy Spirit working in hu­ His departure would be only ferred ia Baptism aad Coo- The sphere of faith embraces everytliing the from controversy and factionalism. For that matter, when God loved man so much man souls. The Holy Spirit in so far as His earthly form firmattoa we are chosen to Church teaches as necessary for salvation. An inter­ Luther and Calvin quoted Sacred Scripture, it was often from that in the climax of human works in us, through Christ, was concerned. He intimated he a liviag and hopeful part pretation of the natural law made by the Church the Vulgate. history, without forfeiting His through the Church, through that He would return to them of the people of God. and imposed on the faithful as necessanly to be fol­ Aad as the argumeat tar Lada Utargy as a ualtlag factor Divinity, He assumed, in the and in and through the Holy the sacraments. In Romaa Catholicism breaks doarn in the (ace of the Latin person of Jesus, our human­ Spirit of truth and wisdom We can aspire to divine lowed is thereby lifted above mere human reason­ ’The ^ c u re , majestic, over­ mercy in the Sacrament of of the Reformers, so the excessive eathnsiasm about ene ity. Then God was not only and love that unites in per­ ing and is guided by the special divine assistance powering presence of God Penance, to divine sustenance versioa of the BIMe must be fastened by the same facts. our Father but also our fect and eternal procession whereby those who hear toe Church hear Christ Brother. the Father and the Son. operates upon weak, doubting, in the Eucharist, to divine (Luke X, 16). We do indeed need “one Bible,’’ but what we ready aced is wavering man through means glory in the final judgment. "one faith.** If wo over found that — or recoveted it ~ we which come into the domain could anaage the problem of “ one Bible.’’ Aad perhaps, by of the senses. They are the WE HAVE THIS hope be­ How Many for Benediction the grace of God, “ one Bible** may belp to bring ns a Utde historical but Ascended cause we work and pray Q. How many people most be preseit for the doner to “one faith.** Christ, the visible Kingdom through Our Lord, Jesus Benediction of the Blessed Sacrameot? called the Church; the seven Christ, who lives and reigns oLl^e the Spirit djTiamic external signs which with the Father in the unity A. No definite number has ever been authorita­ The Oonvor Catholic Register have, through Christ’s gen­ of the Holy Spirit world with­ tively fixed. This matter is left to the discretion of Page 4, Sec 2 April 23, 1964 erosity, the power to pro­ out end. the celebrant Jubilees for Cardinal Spellman The American Flag 'Expensive for Cincinnati taxpayers Gl's Will Join in Honors 1st Grade Closing Costs For 'Rejected Chaplain' City $623,125 Outlay By a Staff Writer teams, among other activities. he pledged his archdiocese to Cincinnati — An additional will absorb the other 7.000 pu­ Former teachers will be re­ full support of the war effort, Because of his outspokenness Entering Fordham university $623,125 will be spent next year pils. trained in special summer at an interview with a chair- in 1907, he made a good aca­ in war loans and rei.ef for des­ by the Cincinnati public school According to Redfern, 30 of borne Navy chief chaplain dur­ demic record, starred on the de­ titute war victims. "Peace With system to enroll 3.000 of the the public schools will need classes to complete the list of Justice After Victory” became teachers required.'Teachers will ing World War 1, a young bating team, played second base 10,000 pupils that will be turned larger teaching staffs to ac­ priest was turned down as ‘‘tem­ for the Fordham baseball team his theme and almost a national away from parochial school first commodate t(ie influx. also be recruited from the sub­ slogan. peramentally unfit” for service. and did hs first stint at journal­ grades this September, He said 62 teachers will be stitute list. He traveled to combat Next week the stone rejected ism, reporting for the Fordham About 60 per cent of the 3.ON) sought — in addition to the Redfern said that the average areas during the hostilities, by the staff builder will cele­ Monthly. Ju.st before graduation can be absorbed into existing fa­ "normal turnover” of 30 first class size will remain at 30 brate his 25th year as Arch­ he decided to enter for the and made memorable visits to cilities, according to George outlying posts. He is probablv grade teachers. pupils. bishop of New York and also priesthood and was sent to Redfern, assistant superintend­ the world’s most travelled The public school official said his 75th birthday. The celebra­ Rome for theological studies, by ent of Cincinnati public schools. that 25 teachers now in the sys­ tions on May 3 and 4 will draw his Ordinary, Cardinal William prelate. In one trip during 1943, he began his practice of The other 40 per cent, however, tem have volunteered to teach Burial Insurdnce many past and present serv­ O’Connell of Boston. will require the construction of the first grade. He said another icemen to do him honor. He was ordained in Rome on writing to the parents of serv­ ice men with whom he talked. temporary classrooms, remod­ 25, who are new to the system, For Cardinal Francis Spell­ Sold by Moil May 14, 1916, and received his .More than 14.000 letters were eling of some schools, and rent­ will accept first grade posts and man was made Military Vicar doctorate in theology before re­ sent out after that one trip. al of facilities. that another 25 teachers will be . . . You may be qualified for of the United States some Public schools in other areas $1,000 life insurance . . . so you turning to Whitman. His Christmas visits to mili­ obtained through additional ap­ months after his enthronement of the Cincinnati archdiocese plications. will not burden your loved ones as New York’s Archbishop, on His early appointments in­ tary installations overseas have with funeral and other ex­ May 22, 1939, and has held the cluded that of assistant at All become legendary. He would not penses. This NEW policy is post with distinction ever .since, Saints, and at Holy Cross, Bos­ omit them for the world. . . . a fitting symbol for the Cardinal especially helpful to those be­ becoming a cornerstone of the ton, and he was Assistant Chan­ The Cardinal has made en­ Saving to Public Great ^ tween 40 and 90. No medical examination necessary. chaplaincy .service. cellor to the archdiocese from emies, because of his forth­ been fearlessly in the van of asked to pose against a military 1922-1925. He edited the diocesan right stand against Commu­ the battle for justice. . . . No agent will call on you. On May 3, Cardinal Spell­ map. “No” he said, “I am in­ By Catholic SchooFs OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE man will offer Solemn Pontif­ paper the Pilot during this time, nism and similar evils. But His biographer Robert J. Gan­ terested only in the spiritual as­ and translated two spiritual LIFE, INSURANCE. ical Mass In St. Patrick’s Ca­ he has also won the hearts of non, S.J., in The Spellman pect of SHAPE. Not the mil­ The phasing out or scrapping | who had parochial education Free- information, no obligation. thedral with and for the tally, works by his former professor. countless thousands. Story (Doubleday: New York) itary.” I of the parochial school system, now had the opportunity to Tear out this ad right now. Cardinal Francesco Borgongini and all churches and chapels In every major question, such recounts an incident which per­ He then walked over and either in part or in toto. would choose the kind of education . . . Send your name, address in the New York archdiocese Duca of Rome. as aid for Catholic schools. Car­ haps sums up the whole- atti­ and year of birth to; Central place a big tax burden on the they wanted for their children. will offer Masses for his in­ dinal Spellman, who received tude of this jet-age Cardinal. stood before a large .American Security Life Insurance Co., Picked by Pope Pius XI for general public, though not as They immediately chose the tentions. On May 4, his birth­ his translating skill, during the the Red Hat along with 31 oth­ On a visit to the Supreme flag, turned and said; Dept. F-45. 1418 West Rosedale, acute as the financial burden parochial school idea.” Fort Worth 4. Texas. day, the Cardinal will offer a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome, er prelates from all parts of Headquarters of the .Allied Pow­ “Now here is a perfect back­ currently'experienced by .Catho­ Mass of equal dignity for the for a post in the Vatican Sec­ the world on Feb. 18, 1946. has ers in Europe, the Cardinal was ground.” lic parents who in effect are nuns of the archdiocese, in the retariat of State, the first Amer­ supporting two school systems Cathedral. ican priest to hold an official ^ NeOHwrTrMinTIwWotldUlrallM Being an all-American human, post there, he was raised in This was brought out in an he observed his 25th anniversary 1929 to the rank of Monsignor. exclusive interview by Scholas-| Says Sacred Heart Devotion tic Teacher magazine which i as a Bishop in September, 1957, Almost an outre-mer Europe­ LILY of the VALLEY TREE . with a celebration in the Yankee an, familiar with the lands and sought answers to the following i Stadium, whose regular occu­ aspirations of' that continent, questions: "How extensive isi pants recognize style and the young Monsignor solved the the Catholic parochial school! • Red Foliage" " 'j’ in S '! 001 "class” when they see it. dilemma of how to make known Needs to Be Modernized system in America? What prob-| Son of a prosperous grocer in lems do the parochial schools! Fall! the Pope’s condemnation of (I for tLM) Whitman, Mass., Francis Joseph face — and how are they trying • Bebutlful White Mussolini’s plan to abolish Cath­ Youngstown, 0. — A Jesuit • Should not base their • A new awareness of be­ Flowers! (I tor RN) Spellman attended the local olic Action and Catholic youth theology professor said here sermons on the private revela­ longing to the body of Christ; to solve them?” Every July, this trte changes almost ovtr«l grammar and high school, ex­ activities. that devotions to the Sacred tions of St. Margaret Mary, • A new understanding of Interviewing M o n s i g n o r celled in Latin and figured on night from, a pretty green shade tree Into I The resourceful American, Heart netd "updating.” hut (Ai the dogmatic contents how to merge worship and O’Neil C. D’Amour, associate a white cloud of thousands of flowen like* school football and baseball perfect Ull»s-of*the-Vaney. The second at the suggestion of Cardinal Father Vincent Forde, S.T.D., as found in Scripture and service as the Christian way secretary of the National Catho­ miracle happens in the fall with the flr^t Pacelll, later Pope Pius XII, Church tradition. of life in which Christ be­ lic Educational .Association, was frost, which causes the whole tree to turn professor of theology at West to a flaming red. One of the n>oit beeutl-| GENTLE took the encyclical to Paris Baden (Ind.) college, said to Giving the keynote address at comes the “very structure of Howard Langer, editor of Scho­ fvi and unusual of all trees. Grows to SO'I I where it reached the press of our existence and gives divine lastic Teacher, a magazine And, now while our limited supply lasttrl make sure that the devotion to the sixth annual Sacred Heart you are able to purchase this sensational I the world, “flashed” by the the Sacred Heart is “finely un­ conference held at Sacred Heart meaning to the faith, the circulated weekly to nrore than tree (Oxydendrum arboreum) at bargain! former college reporter. 150,000 teachers in secondary prices. You receive 2 to 4' top-notch 0(4* derstood and beautifully pres­ retreat house here. Father -sacraments, grace, and the lected trees. So order today I SEND NO LAXATIVE schools all over the United MONEY On delivery, pay postn>an $1.00 In the following year, as ented,” preachers: Forde said that no other popu­ Church itself.” ANTACID States. for 1 tree, $2 00 for 3 trees or KOO for I Auxiliary Bishop of Boston, af­ • Should stress the reality lar devotion fulfills so well the Fifty priests from all over 8 trees, plus COD charges. On prepaid I ter consecration by Cardinal of love of Christ rather than conditions for a devotion as the United States attended the Monsignor D’Amour. in reply orders, add tSO to help postage ar^ han> | diing chargH. if not 100% satisfied, w t'lil Pacelli in St. Peter’s Basilica, the benefits to the individual. laid down by the new Vatican conference, which was spon­ to Ganger’s question as to the gladly refund your purchase price—you I he became pastor of Newton For example, he suggested Constitution of the Liturgy, sored by the Missionaries of approximate worth of the even keep the trees. Center’s Sacred Heart parish. that the motive for making He declared that the Sacred the Sacred Heart in an at­ school plants in the U.S. pa­ ...... Easy Order Blank- - He also earned his Massachus­ the nine First Fridays should Heart devotion offers a spirit of tempt to foster deeper under­ rochial system, said: HOUSE OP WESLEY, NURSERY DIVISION Fre« Gift etts state pilot’s licence, having spring from a realization of “consciousness of Christianity” standing of the theology of the R.R. I Dept. 137 ■ 67 Bloomington, III. 617(11 For Immediate learned to fly when in Italy. “The worth of the plant is a orders an Christ’s desire to have us with to the faithful who can bring Sacred Heart devotion and its que.stion to which I would have Send me Trees Prepaid COD amaxing air m . On the death of Cardinal Him In eternity. about: practical application. no particular answer. We guess plant 1 ^ . Name Lives on air— Hayes In 1939, Pope Pius XII it is about $6,000,000,000. But lust pin to a curtain- named Bishop Spellman Arch­ ! Address this figure does not reflect any sands M f I bishop of New York. scientific estimate. The support tf 12 tiny new Zip plants. With the build-up of American Church Needs Loyalty, of parochial schools is with the military power, his duties as parish; and parish books, par­ ish maintenance is intermingled. Retular or Flavored Military Vicar were heavy, es­ pecially after Pearl Harbor, but .\sked about operating costs Suppose We Send VW Not Criticism, Says Pope of the parochial system and who bears the burden for them, .Mon­ Vatican City—Pope Paul land stability of the faithful “Speaking In effect to all signor D’Amour declared that A Check for a Change? VI declared that the j throughout the world — not the Catholics in the world, the 66- the Catholic school system “ob­ The Missions-Whal’s Your Part? Church needs the loyalty j divisiveness inflicted by those year-old Pontiff stated that one viously operates at a lower cost IF YOU WERE A PRIEST. YOU’D SUFFER AND NEVER who abandon it and constantly “needs to have a fidelity that is than public education.” • We’ll do it evefy year of your life if you es* COUNT THE COST. In INDIA. ERITREA. ETHIOPIA. EGYPT. criticize its efforts. convinced, strong, courageous, He said that a major factor tablish an Extension Annuity. Holy Name intrepid, and then one’s for this could be found in the IRAN, you’d live with hatred, ex­ In a moving address before • Sample returns on Extension Annuities: , haustion, loneliness, disease. You’d Society’s his customary mid-week audi­ loyalty to the Church becomes “contributed services” of priests sacrifice yourself. In order to admin­ 400th Y e a r ence in St. Peter’s Basilica, the love.” and religious. ister the sacraments . . . If you ware Pontiff said: “We must indeed love the "The Sisters, the priests, and Man 55 receives 5.3% .New York — The Holy Name a Sister, you’d wash out the sores “Dear sons and daughters, Church,” he continued, “as the the Brothers contribute their Society marks the 400th anni­ Man 60 receives 6 % of frightened lepers, teach the cate­ we say to you from the heart; Lord has loved her, to the point services for little or for versary of its founding thi.v nothing,” he pointed out. “This chism in fetid, bamboo huU, care month. The Church needs your fidel­ of giving His life for her. Man 65 receives 7 % lor the blind, the aged, orphans, the ity, your constancy, your “We must love the Church. means they are helping to sup­ In April of 1,564, nearly 300 port the schools.” Man 70 receives 8.3% poor . , . You’d be, in other words, years after Blessed John of Ver- strength. See how many there This is what we ask of you, a missionary . . . You’d live in a hut chelli undertook the propagation are today who, just because dear sons and daughters; .Monsignor D’.Amour noted Man 75 receives 10 they do not believe, go far off, Love the Holy Catholic that the United State Office of /fo TL u , r L . u. - . f®*" ‘•®**' ®" of devotion to the Holy Name Thf H oIy Father t Muiiom 4ia ...... 1 * abandoning, perhaps, the tra­ Church. To love means to Education put the operating fo r i L Orionu.1 Church ‘"o natives eat. You d wear as a project of the Dominican Man 80 receives 12.5% yourself out, and die, probably, be­ Order, Pope Pius IV constituted ditions of the Church, pray — pray for the Church. costs of the parochial school “There comes to our mind the system in the U.S. at “around fore you reached fifty . . . ’This is the the Holy Name Society as a Love means staying united — words of Jesus, who. discon­ stay united to the Church. $2,500,000,000 a year,” a figure • Designed especially for “Senior Citizens” Near East mission world, it's peopled by pagans — for whom confraternity of the Church and solate after His discourse at Love means working — work be contends is not accurate. Christ died. It's peopled, too, by Catholics like ourselves. Catho­ commended the work of the or­ • The ideal way to ensure life income and to help Capharnum, abandoned by all for the good of the Church.” He told Langer that if there lics too poor to support a priest or Sister . . . For 27c a day ganization to the laity. the home missions besides. An article in the April issue those for whom the day before Pope Paul declared in the ad­ were no parochial schools the (less than the price of a pack, of cigarettes) you can train a of the Holy Name Journal points He had multiplied the loaves, dress that “one of our most public treasury would have to native priest . . . For 33c a day you can FEED A FAMILY of out that when the society was found Himself alone with a acute and frequent sufferings foot more than the $2.5 billion The Catholie Church Extension Society ^ Palestine Refugees . . . Not much money, you say? Is isn’t much little group of His disciples: was that of knowing how many constituted as a confraternity, figure, “because you would not 1307 South W thuh Ave., Chicago 5, lUinoiB for us who have so much. In the Near East mission world, how­ there was not yet a permanent Will you also go away'’’ abandon the Church, how many have the contributed services,” ever, 21 Is a fortune! . . . For each of our priests and Sisters settlement in what is now the “We ask you to make your criticize her, how many of­ •Asked why there “was such a Dear Fathers: actually in mission work, we need ten “missionaries’’ like you United States. St. Augustine, reply always that of St. Peter fend . , . And this is done by not boom in parochial school educa­ at home. We need people at home who pray every day (or the Fla., was founded the following on this occasion. Speaking for a few Christians and Catholics, tion following World War II," Please send your free booklet on Extension Annuities. What success of what our priests and Sisters do. We need housewives, year, 1565. There were no Eng­ all, he proclaimed: Lord, to who often have only thoughts of .Monsignor D’Amour cited two return could you offer me on an investment of $ ? mailmen, stenographers, engineers, who will "do without’’ and lish-speaking colonists in the whom shall we go? Thou alone diffidence and criticism and factors: New World. hast the words of eternal life,’ ” bias for the Church.” “make do’’ In order to send a monthly sacrifice . . . Is $1, $5, • “One, the Catholic people My birth date i s ______sex $10, $50, every month too much to ask? Only you can say . . . Yet, today, the article notes, moved into new social and eco­ I understand that this inquiry is in strictest confidence and What’s it worth to save a soul? the Holy Name Society flour­ ishes in the United States and nomic levels in our society. will entail no obligation or “follow up" whatsoever. 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MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 480 Lnxlngton A v . at 46th St. Naw York 17, N.Y. of Claremont. Calif., the granite mural, extending II stories Record of Padre Plo sent as gift tor donation SI or more. Fr. Fred Nelson. above the library’s entrance, measures 132 by 65 feet. It will St. James Church, Powers Lake. Norm be unveiled on Mav 7. Dakota April 23, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Sec 2, Page 3