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Sept. 5, 1963 Catholic Church Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 9-5-1963 The Advocate - Sept. 5, 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 Plan Medical Pope Urges Laity Insurance The Advocate To Work Church Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, N. J„ and Diocese of N. J. for Paterson. Vol. 12, No. 37 - In THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1963 PRICE: 10 CENTS FRASCATI, can be lost! The needs im- the modern forms Paterson 5, Italy (NC) are the lay "Come of help us now!” Pope mense and most urgent. apostolate. This truth is not Paul VI said in direct “Come and PATERSON a ap- help us to tell yet recognized sufficiently. Institution* employees will be sent to the the world of the peal to laity of the tho world where is truth and "The layman should arrive Paterson Diocese will priests by Blue Cross and Blue tb enter actively into the work where is error—this at world a knowledge of tills provide hospital and medical- Shield shortly. fact, of the Church. which is so distracted surgical protection for clergy, and al- which is true not only by rea- The Pontiff's and most religious and lay employees! THE BISHOP asked that strong overcome by centrifugal son of the need for iengtheh- be simple appeal was made in movements. There is need to ing the arms it has been announced by registration completed by of the priest, his sermon Mass the go to work Bishop Navagh. Sept. 29. Parishes and insitu- during at today, immedia- which do not reach every- tions which have cathedral of Frascati Sept. 1. tely. where and sufficient Employees of all parishes, already the are not in It third "Tomorrow could be too for all his rectories, convents, parish plan operation will also be was the successive labors. It is true late. Now is the hour also schools, cemeteries, the five contacted. Those who in- Sunday that the Pope had left of the because of something laity . diocesan high schools, the Mt. stituted the plan on their own his summer residence at Cas- deeper and more essential; by include St. a "it is now that reason of the Carmel Guild*, the Chancery previously Virgil’s telgandoifo to go to nearby the lay peo- very fact that church must the Office and Catholic Charities parish, Morris Plains; Holy to celebrate the Eu- ple knowledgeably join layman is a Christian. charist the will be covered, the Bishop Spirit, Pcquannock; Holy Trin- and deliver a sermon. hierarchy in carrying the "The layman cannot be a The cross said. ity, Passaic, and Calvary and Pope made the three «er- on the road of salvation negative clement, nor can he Holy Sepulchre Cemeteries, moos vehicles for important and immerae themselves with be passive or neutral. Much THE MOVE, announced in the less Paterson. pronouncements: Aug. 18, an hierarchy in the diffusion can he stand up against a letter to all priests, is being The individual institution or appeal to the Eastern Chris- of grace. The laity, awakened the wave of the Spirit which made because of the Church's tian Churches for modern parish is to pay the cost, reunion; by culture, already Christianity instills in souls. concern for social justice and which will come to $5.28 per Aug. 25, a general appeal for feels this vocation." "While in preceding ages provision of benefits for each a tiie proper person month. Lay em- stronger living Faith; Sept hierarchy arrogated com- THE HOLY FATHER employees. if 1. an invitation the also to ployees, married, may in- to laity to pletely itself both the re- New Blue Cross said; Jersey and clude their husband or wife go to work in the aposolate sponsibility and the exercise Blue Shield will "The first responsibilities provide the and unmarried children under "today—immediately." of every ministry of santifica- belong to the protection, effective Nov. J„ the new insurance program naturally priest bon and evangelization, THE But St today said OCCASION of the Vincent Pailotti saw Bishop Navagh literature, at their own expense through the hierarchy itself calls the Pope's visit was • solemn that the layman himself could registration forms and copies a payroll deduction plan, the lady to collaborate at its aide of letters to be distributed ceremony to venerate the re- become an active element, to Bishop said. in the great work of evangeli- mains thus " of St. Vincent Pailotti. anticipating by a century zation Pope Paul hailed the found- er of the Society of Catholic Augustinian Apostolate as "a pioneer in Group his Cardinal discovery of the laity'a ca- Mindszenty pacity for good,” and he said BIESSES Boland blesses of work at the annual Labor TOOLS - Archbishop the tools Day that Pailotti had given a les- Locates Mass Sept. 2 at Sacred Heart The Mass the Guild of St. in W. Cathedral. was sponsored by son to the Church to ensble it Orange Worker and was attended both to "foresee Joseph the by representatives of management and labor. and prepare for Reports Unfounded, WEST ORANGE -The Re- and parishes in the U.S., Puer- A Communion breakfast followed at Thomm's. thu hour when the Catholic collect " Augustinian Fathers to Rico and the Dominican tally has come of age have established their provin- Republic, headquarters have Polish Cardinal The layman, said tbe Pope, cial headquarters and a grad- been at Out Declares Holy Ghost parish. Speaks "is now ooe of the Negotiator major uate school of theology here Omaha. With the growth of hopes at the Church." Recall- at 57 Ridgeway Ave., the for- that the ASSISI. Italy (N'C) Fran- parish, order began ing how Father Pailotti had very content with me because zisku* mer estate of the late Mrs. looking for anew site and worked Cardinal Koenig has have said in the aftermath of the branded I nothing about my Charles Schweinlcr. Live to the a, f*l*e three years received recent re ago per- Up French Revolution, he aaid missions into various commun- Encyclical port* that The Order mission from Bo- Jorsef Cardinal ist of Recollects of Archbishop "The motive* for the social countries." land to Mindsxinty. Primate of St. dates from the locate in this area com- He pointed Augustine transformation wrought by the out that he is not 16th While this is the first munist ruled Hungary. w,H century when it was cre- per- French free to divulge about Revolution. though *oon anything be free or able to ated of desire manent foundation of the or- You come his a within Reds Told mission* He Span- Praise ciothed laidaxa sod did say, how- , in protest to Rome ish houses der in North Jersey, the Re- ever. that it untrue Augustinian for against the were, is that Church, The of foundations encompassing collect Augustinian* have been Archbishop Vienna Cardinal a however, deeply Christian Mindszenty will soon CZESTOCHOWA Poland 70.000 pilgrims at the Jams right* are not *P°ke at a pre»* more primitive active here for several years, respected in conference be free to observance of (RNS) "The ideals of liberty, equal here leave the US. lega- Sirfan Cardinal Gora monastery where the Poland clear where he came the rule of SC Augustine and assisting with the Spanish da li from the gov to give tion ity and are alto- Wyszynski, Primate of tional shrine of Our Lady of ernment restrictions fraternity a speech He admitted a stricter set of constitutions. apostolate. They have conduct on reli- for Report* that the Hun- Poland, communist of gether Christian, just a* are the first that ed cursilloa for North challenged Czestochowa, patroness Po- gious ceremonies. Ibe Primate lime he was on In 1912, Pope St. Pius X Jersey garian Primate will attend the authorities to match their today's deep aortal aspirations a special mission men both in New York City land. is located, he said the declares! far the lale second elevated the congregation of tor justice and freedom sessions of the ecu- and at their in praise of Pope John XXIII'* papal encyclical had been "Although tW encyclical." Pope John XXIII when he the Recollects to the status of monastery Suf- menical council opening Sept encyclical, Pacem m Terris lauded “All ot went to to fern. N Y. "even by those who he said, "states that man has us are responsible Hungary »ee Cardi- 29 an are false, he said independent religious order, with " ncl proper respect for what say they do no! believe a right to to for our time* and for our Minds lent* who hat been the last ties which Very Rev Theophane Ma pray God in ac- cutting to brothers in it ha* say about peace However, in Poland, he cordance with hi* Responsibility i* a living aiylum at the U S ASKED ABOUT the ora, conscience Vatican bound it to the parent Order 0.R.5.A., prior provin- legation and justice and basic human said, one authority" and to practice tremendous word which only in Budapest attitude toward of St. Augustine. The first cial. heads the community "high his religion in since priests who the with 1956 base rights had declared that while com- public, you nwu their intuitive pledged to here and is pilgrims may best themselves Recollects came to the U.S. presently accom- He sounded the challenge in munists could agree with whether this optimism conceived with ener- The the so-called state in 1914 and made their first panied by Rev.
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