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WASHINGTON - Insisted that had (RNS) they no ob- Regents’ Prayer in New York will probably turn whether The The US on a “community day of rest” Advocate Supreme Court heard jection. ai such, to the use of Slate, hammered repeatedly the dally Bible four the Bible reading in and— as such wore upheld hour* of oral argument in teaching, so long on the theme of the "free ex- Pennsylvania ia a form of com- by the here to a* it Supreme Court two OfflcUl Publication of the Archdiocese as the constitutionality was not used in a con- ercise of religion" In his ques- pulsory of Newark, N. J-, snd Diocese •( Paterson, N. J. religious exercise years of the recitation of the Lord’s text of religious ago. worship. tioning. as a three-judge federal dis- The in said it should Justice prayer is a part of the Vol. 12, No. 11 MARCH 1963 10 Prayer public schools of They simply Stewart also asked trict court in THURSDAY, 7, PRICE: CENTS be Philadelphia has literary and cultural tradition Maryland and treated as a significant what harm comes to students said dally readings or whether it is a form from book In of America, Burch held. The Ihe Bible In Pennsyl- the development of who hear the Bible read in of general moral and charac- contention, however, produced Cardinal vania’s public schools. American laws, morals, and their classrooms. ter education. Reports Progress Before cultures. He said sharp questioning from the the arguments had it was merely specu- Attorneys representing bench. Francis Burch. City Solid- lative in the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania were asked Att, Gen. Thomas B. Finan tor of Baltimore, told the ease as to whether they would if the Christian Seo Editorial 8; Bible were so of Page court that Maryland, who shared the 'Church If It forbids be ostracized by their fellow used, whether the Muslim Nations' Related Story, Pag* 7 arguments for the state, , of recitation of the laird’s students if exercised their said, Light Prayer they Koran, the sacred ot writings however, that the in the schools it will be Lord's placing privilege of being excused Buddhism or the Book of Mor Piaycr is a religious exercise proceeded more thsn a few the "establishment clause" of from the classroom during the mon could also be used, and and, as such, is stu- minutes, it became apparent the First Amendment recitations. one that above He also pointed it was conceded that this dents Chosen from questions from the bench the was need as part of their as Council Theme "free exercise" clause. out that the children of the possible. character that the issues to be decided formation. It is complaining parents had not just as important, he He held the states REV. WALTER M. ABBOTT, by the have a By S.J. clcsiae in Mundo Hodierno’ Supreme Court may argued, done so. BURCII. SPEAKING for that the federal- gov- right to insist that students he narrowed to whether be UALINES. Rclgium (RNS) Wc the (The Church's Presence in the one— eminent take Maryland, repeatedly sought unanimously accepted no action pro In the Maryland case, how taught to reverence for God in Leon-Joseph Cardinal work of each Cardinal." Modern World)," such practices are “religious show that recitation hibiting the free exercise of ever, evidence offered of the was Lord's their classroom so that they Suenens, Primate of Belgium, the exercises" or merely part of Prayer has tended to "Incidentally." Cardinal "IT LS IN religion by the majority as that William E. Murray, 111. would become said in that THIS part." he become law-abiding an interview here added, "there has been a com- a secularly-oriented general that it prevent the "establish the secularized to the "that we will work complaining student, had moral citizens. the central theme explained, education level of of the Sec- mon mistake in the press program of morals ment of religion." been ridiculed. a tradition. out on the When the oral have ond Vatican Council will be about the schemata. One reads something dignity and character formation. hearings He compared it of the human person, family JUSTICE POTTER with ended, the court will take the all the time that there were Stewart, HOWEVER, AS (he question- the Sunday law* which once problems, economic ATTORNEYS FOR the com who case under advisement and TO or more schemata that had questions wrote an dis- to Related Stories, Pago 4 emphatic ing developed it appeared were intended to and social justice, and the in- plaining parent! from both in enforce a re- will deliver its written opinion to be boiled down to 20. sent June. 1962. when the observer* in the packed ligious Sabbath but which are probably In (Continued on Page 4) Maryland and Pennsylvania court late May or early "Eeclesia Actually there were not overruled the so-called courtroom that the decision now Christ!, Lumen Gen- viewed merely as giving June 70 schemata. There tium" (Church of Christ, Ught were 70 fascicles of the Nations Lr' or more (divisions), The but in some cases there were Cardirial. a member of Ite-'Council's Secretariat for a number of fascicles for one Subcommittees Will Hear Extraordinary Affairs and schema." also of Com- Cardinal Suenens said "the mission, said the first part of Holy Father approved the work of our commission, and this theme title would cover Added the Church its he called the heads of the in internal as- School various council commissions pect and the second part the Testimony Church's together for a meeting with WASHINGTON external us. (NC) - aspect. "complete evaluation" of leg of school We transferred to them the private supporters The House Education Commit "of islation such importance be THE CARDINAL that out will backed by others, said directives we had worked tee will divide Into sub per- throe to education and such at the of the Co- for of seri- haps some labor representa- meeting the new revision of the committees for more hearings ous implications to million* of tives ami the National ordinating Commission (Jan. schemata." on As- President Kennedy's omni- cilizens " 21-28) the sociation for the Advancement council schemata "The schemata under the bus bill for aid to education were divided of Colored out among the first part of the new theme A RABBI and People. This derision reportedly was two laymen •even Cardinals The AKL-CTO executive of the com- (‘Eeclesia Christi'),” the Car- a Catholic ands Prote* mission. council urged that federal Jle added: the dinal stated, "have the titles tant aid "By Other School were among the wit of Stories, 7 end the seven we had Page proposals give parochial and days they already had, but for the nesse* Who urged inclusion n( other all of the private schools "as completed our revision second part we will use grants to made parents or to pupils in a closed of much assistance is the schemata entrusted to us. heading. ‘l’raesentia Ec- meeting federal aid as con- in to education pro the committee order in to get posals stitutionally possible." A rep- more detailed testimony on resentative of NAACP told the The Witnesses each o( the 24 were ftabbi programs in the House committee his organiza- Alexander Mittelman of Hr, Provident tion not » proposal Chester does oppose federal Will \ ice president of the The pavt three week* nl resistance to Hohokus Appeal I KK private schools chapter there. Glen An hearing* were designed which have chiefly of outlawed racial drea* Pella. lowa, who i* av to receive opinion on whether segregation snouted with schools the bill be operated ihoukl kept m it* bv Decision the Christian Reformed OPPOSED TO them will be Zoning prevent form or separated min Church, and Vincent P Corley a formidable array. Led by »e\era! measures It be HOHOKUS An wtii ot St the appeal will bamng such discrimination LENTEN latuis. a Calliohc who 816.000-member National RITE - Pope John is shown walking toward Santo Sabina Church in Rome. bill is be filed this Bergen sept a* one Kduration by Coun- The involved had president of CEF Association it will property blessing the crowd on his way to a lenten service on Ash ty borough against the de Wednesday. The Pope urged * K) the include the of been used as a riding stable DESPITE Till. committee'* is principal sup- Council Chief to in his lenten finished cision austerity message. He his talk by State by Superior Court its Christions remarking how intention the porter of the "G I School officers. the before purchase by the much he bis »e*t>ons contin so called Judge trips outside the Vatican let the from " Charles W Broadhurst. enjoys Pope go out time to time. Bill for Junior This American Association of archdiocese Plans were an uatly veered onto the question pro which poor man ..." A crowd [?]timated at 100.000 lined the streets him School would permit a Catholic to greet See of posal would Administrator*. nounced shortly after the pur Page 11. including church related give a flat gran! the High School to be built on land chase amt other t< parents or to which National Congress of Parents for a boys high school private elementary pupils purchased by (he Archdiocese ar>d muM be and Teachers, the to accommodate stu secondarv school* the spent at any school National cf Newark 1.500 Peace Prize in two years ago. —a system which < ouncil of Churches of dents. Seven property owners Fund bill proponents Christ, The Bishop's the Borough Council voted At say has l S Office of Education joined the borough at de prevent, these school* are a precedent in the 4-1 to •nd appeal the verdict with cut po*t war G I Rdl some fringe groups such fendants in the court case Public schools, hovsevcr. only Councilman To Pontiff Arthur Cona- which would he Continued on Page 2i followed given SI 5 billion in THE St RIPT for ty opposed. In a similar case four partici The Montclair decision years for selective ami was Confident ZURICH. pznts ;n several months ago. the Mont- Switzerland (NT) future hearings on the the urgent improvement " also based on 1962 law. Pope John been subject «dair Town Council also voted Pop* has award was clearly outlined in Labor Unit The absence of aid to pri the earlier sessions k |>mUm Milnt • Im nfJsT. rsiii«*iuL Rig RMiut giUMi iiartanktast s» lioo which limited tta enroll «■*» be ataewaaed wiot-e hi Upper Montclair. one Barks Aid ment in rotation to Of U.S. Charity tensely when subcommittee its play The citation noted tha! the or two others, JUDGE hearings chiefly repre MIAMI BROADHURST held ground area The intended begin Migr BEACH (NC) - The court held prize "t* at a public sentatnes of Jew that Hohokus Irrdenrk G the booming AKLCIO a zoning amend- that since no such limitation NEW of Hochwalt. diroc :sh executive council ha* YORK (NC> Pop* John has expressed confi recognition the Pope s ac parochial school move- ment lor of the urged that barring all but Sunday was to a school denre tivity favor education depart ment any program of applied public the geoercvsity of U S CatJsnhcs again will support a m ol brother hood vsitj urge equal schools from resi- meet of the NCWC. told federal aid to the northeast across the street, the regula- relief that among men and had education give program will dimmish "the and among all na consideration for private ele dential hardships pnva- the committee the non area in effect dis tion discriminated lion* his ?0 minute public schools "a* much against St Uoos which are still the lot of so many members nf the through appeals lor mentary and secondary criminated against " and period allowed (or each assistance as private or Cassian's. No date has been human family peace to the good wtll of »< hoots u constitutional- parochial wilnest was not possible schools and thus vio- set for a hearing of this men. and through his recent time for a It is ly ap- The Pope's sentiments were etpres-sed in letter to possible that arguments lated a 1962 s The labor New Jersey law peal. interventions on the diploma council, in a U S Bishops in connection with the Uth annual Re Bishops tic " statement lsef Fund level adopted here on aptwal. which will be conducted throughout th* K of President C Kcnnedj's aid to nation IT on Tartar* Sunday. March 24 (See text. Page SO j ALSO SAID that the Supports Aid Atlanta's Law Equal education program, said the Pope's invitation to non-Cat ho UNION program Movie-Rating A MINIMUM million CITS' - "needs to be goal ol |5 has been set this The New (or year s lies be tion in its to observer» st the Jersey State recommendations to .strengthened" campaign The fund is. the principal source of financing Council. Knights the Congress as it appbes to Second V atican Council ereat for federal of has asked aid non public Reinstated Catholic Relief Services NCWC, which conducts a world- Columbus, the to education grade and high by State Court ed between the churchet ol to proside equal wide state s Congressional schools program of relief distributed solely on the basts of need repre these confet-viont Catho treatment for and arntatives students at No without regard to creed to oppose any fed ' American, whatever his ATLANTA. Ga. (NO The thonred by the charter. lies a disposition toward tending public and great era! aid to private rcbgious beliefs, Georgia Pope John told the the education which school* can fail to Supreme Court rein- "While It would be desirable, Bishops "manner of your parties er understand (or the fu not operated for realize atated the 'toes not provide equal treat the extent to which Atlanta's controversial in this one review, to deckle Ration in council was a source of joy to the Common ture which have profit will manifold men! public for students at parochial schools carry movie-rating ordinance but all of the Father" and " "> do a questions involved imtxutant consequences ami not accept the idea private schools large share of the burden noted it refrained from or of ruling in the case, that is impossible "Your brothers in the hierarchy from other lands." The awards committee his contention that making James J McMahon of a educating the on the legislation's 37 Mont crant to young," the con- We are bound by the rule that Pope John wrote, "especially from mission countries and members from 2! nations, citizens attending clair. chairman of the statement said stitutionality this com- private court will never pass upon from South America, will also have told you of the including the Soviet Union So- achnols would hardships mittee on civil and religious violate "These schools face The high court constitutional questions unless viet the many of said a Fulton and privations which are still the lot of so members members are th* constitutional prohibition msny rights, said in communlca the same crises a against confronting County judge erred in holding it > clearly appears in the of the human physicists Nikolai 'establishment of family. Bogoljubov tion to New re the public the record that the and Piotr Jersey * two Sen bgion schools. We believe city's right to enact such point was di- wiU have to Kapttia. composer There are too "They explained you." he wrote "that ators and 15 many that non-public an ordinance is "invalid.” rectly and properly made in Dmitri Shostakovich and bio Representatives centrsry elementary and until such time as their own Individual nations will have precedents in our his "We are concerned the secondary schools should the court below and logiat Noriar by tory to re- distinctly achieved a certain measure of Stasakian The give validity to development and progress in reluctance of this ceive as much the administra- " assistance as "IN HOLDING that the or- passed upon by the trial every are obliged to look with the latter, a professor at Moscow interpretation field, they hope to Holy is " the court decision constitutionally possible dianee in question is within the judge,” high See and to the continued generosity of the Catholics of the University, read the following charter said. message from powers of the City of U S for the maintenance and furtherance of their various the Soviet gov ernment Atlanta," the decision said, Ten movie producers and projects of zeal and charity " "The Rhode "we make no ruling upon any distributors filed suit last Sep- Soviet government and Island Law POPE JOHN told the prrlates. "We its Prime Allows are of the attacks challenging the tember attacking the or- confident that Minister; Nikita the response of beloved and will Khrushchev constitutionality of the ordi- dinance, which requires them your clergy laity continue to appreciate in the be in with nance, made but not reached to submit sll films to the city keeping your country's noble tradition and pro greatest degree the efforts of vide another token the tor the and passed upon by the trial reviewer for ratings as "ap- yet eloquent of graditude to Divine Provi- Pope cause of Book Loans for court because of its ruling that proved," “unsuitable for the dence for the multiple blessings and benefits received." peace among ail nations Ni- All kita Khrushchev Pupils the ordinance was not au- young" and "objectionable.” approves the decision the PROVIDENCE - of committee and (NC) A and other " private schools will congratulates it budget which will include schools." the law states. now be lent textbooks in Pope John fund* for Rhode Island's three accepted the new RHODE subjects—science, mathe ISLLN'D has an es- award on behalf of the entire program of lending. textbooks matics and modem timated to foreign 51,000 pupils in non- Church in a sent to private school pupils message will languages public the foundation be sent elementary and secon- by Amleto Car to the General Assem- The books will be provided dary schools. About 49,000 dtnal Cicognani, Papal Secre- bly within two weeks. of by community school Ihcsc students are in tary of State This commit- Catholic was announced by Gov tees upon schools. "The request The state They make up about Church, which works John H Chafe* after he '*'ll! sign- pay between 25 and 50% 25% of the total school actively as guardian and ed the new popu- pro- program into law. of the cost. lation, the moter largest Catholic of evangelical virtue in The legislation to include The order pu- law charges the Stale school enrollment percentage to establish brotherhood pils of parochial and other Commissioner of Education in the 50 states. •nd (rue peace among men, private schools in the state's with publishing Gov. is " each year a Chafee said pleased by this high honor textbook aid passed the list the legis- Sen- of approved textbooks for lation ate answers a "reasonable The award carries a by voice vote (Feb 19) use grant in non-public schools. request." of about $52,000. and Ihe House by a 68 7 mar- The commissioner is in "It gin (Feb 261 is important,” he said, structed in the law to make "that all our children Although the Governor de- the books get the impartial on reli- Sexton Wills f< best possible education and I nded the constitutionality of gious matters. "He shall not believe this measure the law- will help and a special com- recommend any textbooks of in this mission to accomplishing goal. Church Fortune appointed study the a sectarian nature or contain- "This measure, I believe, matter also upheld its legal ing sectarian material which meets the PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ity, Protestant church constitutional re- bodies for reason (RNS) any would not be as set - quirements A $lOO,OOO fortune, and Ihe forth by the Ipcal chapter of the proper for use in the Supreme amassed sexton public Court." by a parish American Civil Liberties Un- here during his long lifetime, ion questioned it and called has been willed to three Cath- for a prompt court test, olic institutions. Msgr. Arthur T. Geoghcgan. With the exception of SI,OOC superintendent of Catholic On left to the Inside relatives, the of . estate schools in the Providence Di- . . Henry Mullin. sexton of St. ocese, John the expressed confidence Evangelist pariah that the law HOW THE COUNCIL "does not con- may clarify the here, waa bequeathed to St. stitute directly or role of secular Institutes Charles Seminary, indirectly is dis- Overbrook, an establishment of religion." Pa.; St. John’a and cussed Church; on page 4 St. Francis Seminary, Loretto, THE LAW ALSO establish- Pa. es for the first time a state- PATERSON’S PARISHES are aided aiding Mullin, who died Feb. 21 at program of uniform ap- titude AID. See la. had been the sexton at St. and intelligence teats story on page 7 FAMILY Cornelius (left) raised James John’a for all school PLAN - Mrs. McCarthy are and Thomas twins. Mrs. for 56 years. Although children, includ- three Awerda, McCarthy's those daughters who became Benedictine Sisters and other ho refused to more ing in non-public schools. MARCH IS Vocation Month. daughters who are Benedictine Sitters of Elizabeth accept Msgr. then went to work on the faculty of A. Sister than $3O a week in he This has not been as contro- George Brown are Nora Marie, O.S.B.,a second grade teacher pay, William F. Furlong tells what Memorial made a of versial as the textbook you School, Lake Mohawk, where one daughter, at Blessed and large amount pro- Sacrament, Elizabeth, Sitter Noel, O.S.B., a »n Sister First money through frugal living gram. c do on 14 first grade. school at Pag# Annunciata, O.S.B., teaches graders high teacher Benedictine Academy, Paterson. and wise investments. Children attending parochial 2 THE ADVOCATE March 7, IMS Bias Banned Four Theologians Harvard Law Dean Class Ruled Catholic U. Faculties Critical to All Chides Open WASHINGTON (NC) - The Msgr. William J. Court McDonald, school of “thoughtless actions” High faculty of two schools at the of the rector JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. university, has which will embarrass the SALT LAKE CITY Catholic University of Ameri- said the four (NC) prayer as an example of the (NC) Missouri'* were removed Church. Th* dun of the influential attorney ca has criticized the refusal of from "absolutist” or "fundamental general has ruled that children the list of candidates as Bishop Victor J. Reed of Harvard Law School has the administration to permit for the lecture theological" approach. attending non-public schools speakers series Oklahoma City and Tulsa said aharply attacked the four prominent to U. S, Su- “If ona thinks of the Con- theologians because they are known to he can benefit from a tax-paid would do what he was able Court for he considered as speakers at preme leading stitution as a God-given text hold “a similiar, definite "to program of special education insure true liberty of ex- Americans a lecture scries. into darkness on fixed law for all campus point of view" stating time, for which it cur- on certain pression" at Catholic Universi- matters of handicapped The faculty of the School of religion and public and then focuses on Church issue* being debated a single rently operating in St, Louia in ty He described the four the- life. indeed the passage, or on two County. ecumenical council. ologians as "sound men de- Erwin ,N. Griswold also words 'no law* without See editorial, Fog* 8 Msgr. McDonald voted Atty. Gen. Thomas F. Eagle- said that to the welfare of Holy ” stated flatly that the Court recognizing all the other words the university has "no official Mother Church ton's opinion said that the pro- Sacred was in as uncon- in the document and its rela- Theology and of the wrong ruling gram of the School position" on these council is- Father Weigel, invited to stitutional the tion the outside Special Graduate School of Arts and voluntary re- to society the District for Chil- sue*. It was suggested that the address Catholic University's Handicapped two citation in New York one find Sciences, of the nine public document, can the an- dren to four not be invited in order gtaduating class, said this must be open all schools schools of a non-sec- swers very Griswold which make up the to 22-word, simply," of the students "without dis- maintain the university's week --a previous commitment tarian university, said the institution prayer recommended said. crimination.” impartiality. to speak at commencement ex- ha* a duty to provide by the State Board of Regents. This apparently was a refer- The oppor- ercises at Alfred University ruling means that part- tunities ence to Black's comment for public discussion TWO RLSIfOPS were critical time correctional classes con- will prevent his appearance in HE TOLD a of of issues of of the University as he read the opinion Black ducted "general intellec- university's action Bish Utah audience that would by tax-paid instructors, CULTURE Q. Adams of Washington it noted that the First Amend- AWARD - John Montclair, receives tual concern." ep John King Mussio of Jesuit be sheer chiefly in speech and hearing, the 1963 Christian America, weekly ‘ invention” if the Culture Award from Rev. E.C. LeBel, Steubenville. Ohio, accused the ment says Congress shall will now be available in paro- IN IDENTICAL resolutions, magazine, said the university’s court reasons that the Con- president of Ont. "make no law respecting the Assumption University, Windsor, in con- response to criticism on the chial and other private schools the faculties disagreed with stitution requires that all establishment ter is Rev. J. of religion. . ." throughout Uie County of St. Stanley Murphy, C.S.B. the of matter was inadequate. traces of religion must be kept contention the universi- Meet Black commented that Louis. out of public activities. ty's administration that the in- Theology “when it says ‘no law.' that The Previously, a group of par- stitution's impartiality on sev- SATURDAY FVENINGS ONLY high court is guilty of is what it means 'no law.'" Listed ents of handicapped children eial controversial Church is- Speakers narrow ''constitutional absolu- Griswold said the First enrolled in Catholic schools sues would be sacrificed If the tism” and this is reasoning Amendmtid does not mean in the News NEWTON. Mass (RNS) - complained that the special four spoke' on the campus Italian Buffet "more to lead into People Prominent likely us that religion must be taken out district had denied The rriticitm is Protestant and darkness admittance part of a than to light," he of life. America, Catholic theologians will par- MARTIN LORD!. Hon! public he to their children unless over decision said. they controversy a by said, is historically a Chris- Rev. I-ouis A. ticipate in Boston College's 20 Restaurant were withdrawn from church- Gales, founder Monte Caasino, has been the administration to remove Green St. He cited Justice Hugo tian theological conference to be v nation with a spiritual related and of the four from list Near City H*ll Black's schools and enrolled president Catholic named Titular Bishop of the theologians a decision for the major- and cultural tradition related held here on the Jesuit school's ?0 Creen St . Newark. N. I as full time pupils in public Digest, has received the 1963 CoroM. of 12 speakers suggested for a ity against public school to campus April IS 16 MA %$4 Christianity. schools. Frank Murray Memorial lenten lecture series sponsored 4 #» P.M. fo 10 P.M Henry Cabot lodge, former Conference Award of the Guild of St. by the graduate student coun- speaker* will in- l'. S ambassador to clude Francis deSales for outstand- the cil. United Nations, has been Added ing journalistic work. The theologians are Rev Rev Han* Kueng. School » . . . named to receive the MIAMI Bellar- S J Swiss Testimony John Courtney Murray. young theologian who is Rev. Andre louf. 32, has mine Medal of BcUarmine Col- and Rev. Gustave Weigel. dean of the Catholic theologi BEACH (Continued from Page t) equal treatment of been elected Abbot of a lege, colleges if leges, citing the nstion's tra- Louisville. Ky. SJ., both of Woodstock (Md i cal faculty at the at as Protestant French Cistercian University and Other Amer- it is in an omnibus monastery kept hill. dition of in higher Charles College, a Jesuit Tuebingen. Rev diversity the Collingwood. CBS seminary, Germany icans United for Separation of The Kennedy administration although eanonical age for education. newsman, received the Rev Godfrey Dick man Jean Danielou SJ holding such 35 13th . theology Church and State. has vigorously defended the office is His annual Journalism Award of OS B , liturgical scholar and professor at the Catholic In- The committee's reaction to of THERE election must be confirmed by nilawnvi right all types of colleges HAS been no Sen- editor the La Salle College. Philadelphia of Worship mags/ine. stitute of Pans Dr Jarosl.vv On the Ocean • the sharp division of to its ate action on education Holy See opinion share in proposal, argu- aid. and Rev Hans of the Kueng Pelikan Jr Uutheran and pro at 163rd Street appears to be uncertainty. that there exists Bogged down for weeks in de- ing a lengthy Anthony J. Sec- of Ger fevsor of One Celebrene. University Tuebingen. ecclesiastical history sign of this is that the history of U S. assistance bate over its rules, the Senate retary of Health. Name "AUtmiCA's to Education Diplomat many, a figure prominent in at Yale Vnivervity and Dr vosr/gmfX subcommittee which will work church-related and other only recently has organised its pri- and Welfare, will receive the ecumenical council matters Robert Mr \fee Brown Presby- FUNottruL on the proposal for and fa**!') grade vate institutions of higher cd committees No public an- St. Peter Cantsius Medal of To Curia Post because of hu book, "The terian and profrssor of reli- AISOAT- high school aid has put the ucation. nouncement has been made the Cantsius College Alumni Council Reform amt Re California gion at % Stanford Mast Information matter aside and begun hear- when us education subcom- Church & The American Association tn Buffalo VATICAN CITY
school, just as pajments are now made to parents who car public Also Additional l nad\ertised O' achool pupili to Specials achool. Pedagogical 'Flying Squad' JOSEPH KAZZARI Henry BOMA-Ml HOLLAND ST. (OM Ail SPRINGFIELD AVE„ NWK.) Texas Case S' I 'ttZ — i. .9' School F'rt *or» ng Bear—Cam m« 1 ic: t t m, Lam's ».«n, Ends on Quiet Note Instructs Australian Youth WACO. Texas (RNS) — A SYDNEY. Australia (NC) The Melbourne doctor has three year legal work will be watched fight over In Melbourne with in a car pulls 'up answered the appeal of the Catholic Sisters in religious tcrest alt over Australia The before a public high school in Catholic Education Office TEA garb for time ij VIK, CARDEN serving as public school mid-afternoon The coming when th* driver professional men tn serve as f teachers tn a churctwvwned Church will not be able to KWS reaches a medical kit * past bag lay catechists build building came to a quiet schools In Isolated coun Ywi'J ctuna hark a<*ia tad Mat• end on the seat next to him tn The Brothers who pass th* for Henry Um i Chines in U. S. District Court here. try areas because of the great pick up a notebook and several outback "check point" are cost involved " The Bretnond School Board school books He hastens to- part at a large number of £K raid the dispute was now ward the classroom wing. An important accessory' to » teaching religious, including ft CHINESE FOODS moot question since it At remote th* work of the lay catechists has dis a "outback” many Sisters, who have been continued leasing St crossroads and the traveling religious D Mary's a storekeeper organized into "flying squads ' Elementary School from the waves at a th- institution of an attractive car hurrying by. to bring religious instruction to ~TAK«-Ovt" series of Ordara parish for use as a public driven by a man in clerical catechism work- • Cacfctalta Catholic children in the dis- bma and sheets • Raaarvatlaxs achool, won a request to garb and two pas- tant that the children take IvnaiM containing country areas have the case dismissed sengers home and with th* similarly dressed. The On King Island, the Catholic complete supervision of WSmmmvW storekeeper checks his watch pastor had to choose between their parents. * 1961 ■ as the car into the Since more than 1,500.000 k*\w} disappears establishing a school or serv- dust, as if verifying the time of these sheets hsv# been dis- 2&%zTy K/f* ing Die students in the island's by the vehicle's tributed. most of them to passing. public schools He decided to lay r fZsr/mF On King Island catechists lonely off the invite two Sisters, provide u m/. : always Tasmanian coast a The ffij pair of them with a convent and an lay teachers of religion *u&. Presentation Sisters are have been SAFITY greet- automobile, and ask them to known tn Australia ed warmly by a group In set for 80 a up a schedule of teaching years, but about five school public classroom. visits to 200 Catholic years ago anew emphasis was in '! with children -;Jn tee Save on attending four scattered state placed the program when it THESE EVENTS are part PROFIT schools. became obvious that Aus- of a program to bring reli- tralia's priests. Rrotbers and gious instruction to the thous- “THE SECULAR education Sisters could not cope with the / ands of Catholic children at- of these children your will he left help problem of instructing all of ✓ tending Australia's to public the government." the pas- the commonwealth's Catholic schools. tor declared. "No doubt this children. WFrM^wte" W Special Session rc ' li At NCEA Talks
l WASHINGTON (NC) - Lay #s* A'li people active in support of Catholic education will get a special briefing on current problems during the con- !i vention of the National Cath- PRIDE . <* * olic Educational Association. Invitations are being sent to is that some* and the extra GIVE men women across country to take part in the thing we get from session to be held on April 17, a service well the second f per- «ggSs®f day of the conven- formed. tion In St. Louis. Federal aid will be a topic. vr. TO Board Vetoes Credit For Religion Class N. Y. HAMILTON, (RNS) - YOUR Tha Hamilton Bchool Board has rejected a Catholic
priest'a request that aca- IVJCoIi. demic credit be given high school pupils for religious in- struction at ita church RED SAVINGS und Loan Association during school hours. CATERING In 40 Commerce Street, Newark 2, N. J. Mitchell 3-0260 a 3-2 vote, the board SERVICE 9 turned down the appeal of PrnmJ Jinrtion Masun Doily, to 4, Wednesdays lo 8 p m. ,f L. Hmn Rev. John Carey, paator of St. OF CATOUWG "KNOW HOW f«11 PARKING At KINNtr GARAGE ACROSS THI STRUt Mary’s Catholic church, that West . rw. CROSS New the Orange, Jtncy RHdwood M3O students be given a quart- er credit per aemaster. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND QA&foOMPANY • Twaylofl Servant Ot a Great Slate 13,000 to Take Exam March 7, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 3 Double Anniversary For High School SOUTH to Preside ORANGE - Over be March 16 at the same cen- Bishop McNulty 13,000 eighth grade pupil* in ters. parochial and public schools An alternate test will be held of northern New Jersey will March 16 at four county cen- At Armenian Rite take the annual entrance ex- ters for any pupils who wore Liturgy amination for ill- secondary legitimately impeded by PATERSON - Mc- basement of St. Michael’s schools in Bishop Carpatho-Ruthenian. the Newark Arch- ness from keeping the March will Church Nulty preside at a Solemn until his death in 1922. After three years of assist- diocese March 9 at 34 centers. 9 date. The centers are Im- Divine liturgy to be cele- He was replaced Rev. Father The three-hour will by ing Hawassabian, test maculate Conception High brated at Sacred Heart Peter who Father Hawassabian, came Kouchakji was named cover general intelligence, lan- School, for Lodi, Bergen Church here March 10 at 10 from Rome in 1925 to found pastor in 1938. At the guage arts, arithmetic and time, County; Seton Hall Prep. a.m., marking a double cele- the new parish. his had $l6 in reading parish the bank achievement. .The South Orange, for Essex bration for the Armenian The and debt parish was canonically a of $BO,OOO. Despite same test will be given in all County and pupils from out- Catholic Community of this formed in 1926 under Bishop the need of increasing this centers beginning at 8:45 p.m side the archdiocese; St. O'Connor of city. Newark, in the debt to make neccsary repairs Aloysius High School. Jersey For Rev. Paul absence of the STUDENTS of parochial Kouchakji. an Armenian Or- to church, the parish has City, for Hudson County, snd pastor of Sacred who dinary in this country. The schools and Confraternity of Heart, managed to pay off its obliga- St. Mary’s High School. Elisa- will celebrate the cornerstone Christian Doctrine class ’n Liturgy, for the church tions. beth, for Union marks the 50th was laid Oct. 1927, it Bergen, Essex, Hudson and County. anniversary 30, was Following the I.lturgy March Notification of acceptance or of his ordination March 8 and dedicated June 1928, 10. there will be Union Counties will to 24, by a dinner at report non-acceptance will be mailed the 25th anniversary of his Walsh the centers for Archbishop and the first the Brownstonc House in Pat- designated to students on April-10 by the pastorate June 30. The parish Liturgy was sung July 1, 19- erson. their respective parishes. All secondary schools. Formal is also celebrating the clearing 28 pupils from the Paterson Di- registration of accepted of all debt on the church, ocese will report to Seton Hall pupils which SACRED HEART IS the Week South will be held April 23-26. was built in 1927-28. Liturgy Prep, Orange, and all only Armenian Church in students from the Trenton Di- FATHER KOUCHAKJI New Jersey. The Armenian In to Philadelphia ocese St. came to this 30 Mary's High Mission country years Liturgy is derived from the PHILADELPHIA School, Elizabeth. Unity (NC) - ago from Lebanon, where he Greek (Byzantine) Liturgy of The Philadelphia Archdiocese In the event of extremely was educated at the Jesuit St. Basil the At Mt. Great and is of to weather Carmel will be host the 21 th North poor conditions, post- college in Beirut and was or- 4th century origin. It thus American Liturgical Week ponement of the test will be JERSEY CITY - A Domin dained March 8. 1913 He belongs to the re- same family of from Aug. 19 22. announced over radio station ican mission for Church sided for five unity years at the the Liturgy as those cele- Theme of the 1963 meeting WNEW (1130) at 7:15 and 7:45 will be held at Mt. Carmel Jesuit Church of the brated in the other Eastern Nativity. will be "The Renewal a.m. parish from March 17 New York, while the Rite churches of through serving of North Jer- Christian Education" The emergency date will April 7, it was announced this first two years in Brooklyn sey Melkite, Ukrainian and week Discussions will explore the by Msgr. Walter P. and the next tjirec in renewal taking place Artioli, pastor. Paterson in Scrip- PROCLAMATION - Gov. Richard J. signs the annual ture studies, liturgy, Rev. Francis O'Connell. CWV Hughes proclamation on the The Armenians of Paterson, Goans Protest theology, Cross of Peace drive of the New Jersey Department of the catechctics, the lay and family 0.P., will preach at the Eng- Catholic War Veterans. The who came to this city to work drive, which March 2 and will a postulates and other opened continue through March 17 for in aspect* lish-speaking services for is the support the silk mills, were first Birt of the CWV welfare foe h Proposal of Christian life women, March 17-24. and for programs, particularly hospitalized veterans. With the Governor visited by a priest in 1909 left GOA. India (RNS) The Major convention sessions men. March 24-31. Rev are to right. W. Castaldo of notional advocate; Rev Manuel J, Bazirganian Cresenzi Bayonne, judge state com- Goa Boards will take place Bertrand will mander Alexander 5. Gentile Planning pro- in the city'* Pandolfo, OP, of Point Pleasant and Nicholas continued to say Mass in the M. Nimetx of South Plain- lo Convention preach at the posal introduce family plan- Hall. Italian-speaking field, state service officer. ning as a measure of econ- services for men and women. omic HAWAII AND THI GOLDEN WIST March 31-April 7. Slovak League development in this for AOH to Mark Accident Study mcr Portuguese colony has 17 DAY Marks been condemned by Catholic "KiMl Jubilee Fabulous Vacation leaders Patron's Feast LOJ ANO C Lit _ ELIZABETH — Rev Some WAIKIKI Seton Step 40" of the Goan popu ST. Hall Research Team lAN FRANCISCO FRANCIS NEWARK Archbishop hen Gethk of Perth Amboy lation of 600.000 is Catholic JUNE »o will 28 JULY M, 1963 Bound will preside at a preach March 10 at the Until India wrested the ter of Assisi Ci»t% A** H**tl« li«M«*«if Solemn St ttouble ' if _ IK. Mass in honor of Takes Blame off auni'ersary celetira ntory from Portugal in Ggremlins Don $525 00 INC. TAX Patrick to be sponsored by the of the Eastern District of December. 1961. the Porlu **•’ you with to improve Ancient Order of Hibernians the Slovak of America »T>R IMYIRMATION ANT) JKRSEV CITY there league guese authorities had binned confessions Is such a thing »» an KEXE3IVATTONS. CALL NOW your 16 10 at accident prone util be present position there March at a m St. Rose driver' Or The Mas* held at distribution of EVERYDAY 6 45 A.M.TO • P.M can it all be blamed the gremlins' family planning ST CHRISTOPHER GUILD Church. 10 30 »*• BROADWAY. is a pleasant, good paying of Urn a A team of a m at St Joseph s information NEWARK. N. J psychiatrisls from Seton Hall Lmversitv has HU The sermon will be Church, with Rev Michael Indian Catholic 2-7172 MASSES sales with full preached completed a study of leaders reg position psychological weaknesses which cause ROSE ANSETTA by Auxiliary Simko, pastor, as celebrant titered RUTH KRAUSI Bishop Stanton. accidents Their It sharp protests over the DAIIY; benefits at findings absolve the tittle PL EVERY hour waiting for you people" and put be 9-0265 The cclehranl of the Mass ■ will followed by a dinner beard's the blame " proposal 5 A_M. THRU 12 43 R.M. A squarely on damaging psychological tensions S. Marsh Sons T a! at the will be Rev. John lawlor, Dr W 1pm Eluabrth Godfrey Cobhner sad Or Leo Shatin have found MTIO*AL pastor of Our Lady of 1/iurdes the Carteret, at which John A th*;x( ct IT. JL«TmMT. that psychological traits lUU CM PAST.TIM! most frequently present in driven West Orange, and state chap who Sabol. president of the First cause accidents are 1) the youth of driver. 2) an attitude 135 3ht SU Dm of AOH and its Ladies Catholic Slovak Inion of the ty reflecting disregard or risk contempt for and danger. 3i strong l’ S will betu eert 6th & 7th arts. Auxiliary emotions . speak causing disorganization and 4i social irresponsibility Mr. J 9 rent The celebrating marks the 11th centennial V HOWEVER, they also found that these traits of the arrival MA 3-2770 Current Events are usually (ounlertiatanced by of SS Cyril and Methodius % forces that keep drivers awray from the in accident It is when there is Slovakia and the 24th a strong decrease in the counter- an Institute Topic forces that the accidents take place mversary of Slovak mdepen "This happens to people when they through den re NEWARK - The Cope Pius pass a critical dinner w fheir time when normal XII Institute of Social Educs- life, a their balance of psy- chological forces and counter forces Uon will sponsor a aerie* of u upset, making (hern vulnerable to Hamilton four open forum* starling any environment stress." Drs CoMiner and Shatin Msgr. 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Tbt Plus XII and John to be formed to deal with some S*pt. wrUtr, a prominent Scripture tcboUr, Pope sela. including the promise or vocations to secular institutes of the questions under the new it on lb* faculty of N*m* Franciscan XXIII, and in the zeal and vow of perfect ROME (NC) A world con- council and in a sense will Holy College, Hons* of chastity. There and make use of the help they pre- of second heading." in loyalty priest-members. arc those who the gress of Catholic laymen to pare the program of the world Studies Washington, hope coun- can provide. the Cardinal Suencns said mem- cil will full member- help implement decisions congress itself,” Work said. By REV. STEPHEN HARTDEGEN, O.F.M. approve bers of the PEOPLE unfsmlliar with IN of the ecumenical Coordinating Com- ship for married people in aec- THE COUNCIL'S united council was “This third world congrosa Secular institutes have al- Primo mission will return to Rome Propio; fellciter, secular institutes except ular institutes. effort for Church reform and planned here during a meeting of the lay apostolate," he con- in March to follow the ready proven their value, and March 18, 1947.) through hearsay speak of the This of the board of directors of the tinued, “will undoubtedly up on is hardly to be expected reunion, secular institutes can that will have been the Fathers of the Second great secrecy surrounding Committee progress In view of the serve as a "leaven, small in Permanant of In- stand among the most impor- Vatican Council In their work SOME ARGUE that clerical theological made In revision of the them, and they hope the coun- ternational teaching concerning a state of quantity yet ever active," as Congresses of the tant meetings of laymen in of and moderniz- members of secular institutes cil will abolish schemata by the various com- revitalizing this. perfection. Perfect is Pius said in 1947. Lay Apostolate. Church history because its ma devote simply remain in the class of chastity Pope missions of the ing the Church will There is a certain reserve task will be take the ecumenical and a part of this state. In no way "Always and everywhere at Martin H. Work, executive jer to up some attention to them. clergy, lay members in of members of council. required a does this disparage the sancti- work, it mingles with all director of the National Coun- findings of the Second Vatican The status of aecular in- the class of laity because such "When we began our work," number of secular institutes, ty to which married grades from cil of Catholic Men in the U.S. Council relating to lay peo- institutes constitute a people of society highest the Cardinal said of the stitutes is still up in the air. private, not their manner of coun- concerning may and do aspire. to lowest, strives word, ex- and a member of the not state of by board, ple." cil’s first session, "we found Their members pledge them- public, perfection. life but concerning their identi- Third and in every way to said the would meet The committee, It seems more realistic to orders secular, highly ample congress permanent ourselves confronted with selves to poverty, chastity and ty about he said, intends conclude that members approved and recommended reach and permeate them, .18 months after the to spread in- as do But of sec- true schemata that Wore very jurd- obedience, religious. This Is especially in each and all, until the whole council's end, formation on the council's ular institutes will follow by the Church, are well able perhaps during ical in content and in tone. they do not wear uniform the those institutes whose work to mass is transformed and at the call teachings and directives re- class of called Reli- satisfy- the spiritual needs 1965, of Pope John. We lost clothing, are not bound to con- persons embraces a lot of time pruning all the professions wholly leavened in Christ." garding the laity. It is also en- gious, in the code, and of married people if fully ex- this away. Things went slowly ventual life, and do not change precede and occupations of civil life. “THERE WILL be a pre- couraging inquiries into the the class called the laity. plored according to their true at first, but there was a grace their social status. Its purpose is to prevent congress of 200 or 300 bases of Catho- Members of secular institute* potential of leading people to experts unity among of the Holy Spirit all unfair hindrances to freedom about six months after between operating IT WAS Pius XII who would then sanctity in the world in PRINTING the end lics. Catholics and Pope constitute anew of and the while in the fact that the action in the Christian apos of the council,” he added. non-Catholic Christians and gave formal approval to these class of canonical through Christian marriage. Bishops were able to get to persons. tolate, especially in secular "This pre-congress will among all men. institutes in 1947. That their There are those who would Programs for promoting vo- HARRY F. MURPHY know each other. It meant an environments A clarification to study the ordinances of the Study outlines. Work re- present law is not to be re- like see secular institutes cations have till now given rel- enrichment of the life of of this issue could 78 CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2 the less greatly help ported, are sent to garded as complete and final religious. They would eli- atively little attention to secu- being lay Church, and that is im- the progress and spread of Phone: MArket 3-2831 " is evidenced from the Instruc- minate distinct branches lar institutes. The Fathers of apostolate groups throughout portant for secular institute* the world The results of the tion of the Sacred Congrega- priests, men and women with- The PROMISE off The problem confronting the studies in each will tion of Religious, Cum Sanctis- in the same institute Others country be ON CHRISTIAN unity, the council Fathers to It is how use QUALITY returned to the committee. .Cardinal said: ”1 am simus. of March 19, 1948. are opposed to any kind of tie sure that secular institutes more effec has been the next session of the council states that “the complete ami between a secular institute and CONTINUING OUR kept lively in dioceses. A sure way definitive norms a w-ill see a study of the re- respecting religious order, even if it be for 46 years by of aiding the total apostolic lationship between the secular institutes are bet- only that of sharing the same Pope program of a diocese is to in TOP DIVIDEND RATE Recollection Day and the Bishops. 1 hope that ter deferred to a more oppor- characteristic spirituality. form the Bishop of the per The day definition of tune time lest the present monthly of recol- the papal infal- of THE sonnel, training and skills lection for will be which was made at evolution of these institutes be ECUMENICAL council priests libility the diocesan in STEREO HI-FI PHONOS " groups of secular held March 14 at Immacu- First Vatican Council will be restricted will probably emphasize the A TAPE RECORDERS stiiute members and to show Are to be secular character late Conception Seminary, re presented in a manner that secular institutes and apos wtillngne** to serve the nerdv accorded a tolate of the institutes Darlington. will remove many misunder a special place in rsthcr of ihe diocese than increase according to ca standings on the of Prot- revised canon law code simi- their resem- part parity and circumstances 1 0 estants and members of the lar to that of religious in- blance to religious congrega- °/( Married frequently Orthodox churches stitutes, such as orders or tions. people This will ask to yoin secular Institutes “By stressing the role of the congregations of priests or Sis- Increase the pos- of Some secular institutes admit BONDS laity in the Church, we will ters? Present legislation rec- sibllity membership, especi married as auxiliaries, reassure the Protestants that ognizes three classes of per ally among those whose cir- people cumstances hut not to full we hold something very dear sons clergy, religious and of U/e would not membership They share the Insurance to them the sharing of the laity permit them to live together, in apostolate less and cultivate the PER ANNUM people in the royal priesthood Societies having the charac- much wear distinctive uni respective 4 of the institute of Christ teristics of secular institutes form or garb. spirit Now Wcbcor Quality "Thus '. he said, "the Second must no ionger remain Pnests as well as lay peo h Evan Batter n»rtr»,- c« Vatican be pie may belong to *lool*o •»» lUNICAI OIS'ONS than Ever Before Council will an act "among the ordinary associa secular in PAID QUARTERLY of charity to our separated tuu of the faithful, but must stitutes In the institutes of THEBIST DEAIUS TOWN AT IN brethren Orthodox. Angli- be brought and raised to the Opus Del and the Company of St For Nmiml Ajthoriied Dealer, cans and Protestahts just proper state and form of secu- Paul a proportion of cleri ► WASHINGTON FLORIST Call WA 3-4900 as it will be an act of charity lar institutes which perfectly sal members is maintained to All-STATE to Dittribstan. N. 1 Catholics in Its return to the corresponds to their character serve the lay members What HINA.* J-OAJI )ui iioid jinn hi*aik nj the Gospel message." • nd needs” 'Pius Xll's Motu about a dtoeesan priest’ W'hat does a secular institute add to I r~n fflNSMaipß bis life’ Are its requirement* compatible srith the cirrum APPAREL FOR stances of his Ufe’ These quest ion v are raised THE CLERGY ALTENBURG . 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It ministers fied, "recently 'experiences Misereor funds has head of 430,000 Cath- duties given more than $5O million in $5,750,000 in its first spiritual present and policies have shown that much— brought helped set up a center to train olics In has very charitable Maryland vigor- brings vividly to our minds aid abroad the past drive in 1961. volunteer workers for the de- much— remains to be done; ously condemned all forms of our past five years. • The Misereor defects," he said. that grave still need campaign, veloping countries, the Center racial discrimination and "These defects wrongs This effort is we frankly ad- to concentrated in which promotes social wel- of Development Aid in Co- tie righted." two called for an end to segrega- mit. With and campaigns: fare. and which has been held logne. humility regret, The Christian faith, the prel- tion In all aspects of religious we Catholics must acknowl- ate reminded Maryland’s 7 V;-;' and civic 11/e. edge that we have been all THE MONEY collected for Catholics, imposes a special Archbishop Lawrence J. too slow in the correction of For an vacation Latin America in the Adveniat duty of justice and charity to- enjoyable Shehan of in a our is used build and Baltimore, shortcomings. ward "all men, no matter campaign to "In 3,000-word Lenten pastoral, of- the light of the experi- what be their and .... expand seminaries, and to may racial and something different ence ficially banned any practice of of many of our fore- train lay religion teachers to social origin.” discrimination based on racial fathers, we should have been offset the continent's shortage "Within this household of the all Catholic sensitive to of priests. or social origin in particularly the faith, this temple holy to the FRANCISCAN unjust schools, churches, social or- inequalities suffered The German Bishops were by Lord, this dwelling place of ganizations and charitable in- other groups. For this reason, the able to handle only 213 of the God in Spirit, this Mystical stitutions. we have a special to 406 appeals for which A. obligation Body of Christ, there can be PILGRIMAGES help PLAN SURVIY - Peter Confalone, right, advertising place ourselves in the The said forefront no room for racial discrimina- came in from Latin America manager of The Advocate, with Dr. Marco Baeza, 65-year-old prelate plans of movements to remove the after the 1961 campaign. Most head of of Catholics have sn obligation to tion,” he said. MiXICO the department marketing at Seton Hall Uni- injustices and discriminations of the for observe the principles laid The applications help versity, for a survey to be taken on the shopping habits which still remain.” Archbishop specified a 13 - - leave 4 - Return 18 Church in Full Days $615.00 May May came from Brasil. of North down by the 1958. policy of “no racial discrimin- Catholics. The to lie spoke, the Baltimore- Jersey survey, a follow-up one at Price Include» transportation by scheduled Jet flight, first dost hotel when the American Bishops ation” in Catholic churches, THE done in 1960, will be made by 85 students from the South horn prelate said, "in fulfill- accomcodotions. 3 moots doily, all gratuities and taxes and handling MLSKRF.OR drive be- their annual meeting issued a parish activities, and Newark ment of my secondary world Shrine gan in 1956 Orange of the own duty of con- of luggoge. The highlight of this pilgrimage Is the renown when the German Campuses university. The statement entitled “Discrimin- and schools, science.” The elementary dio- of Our of at their survey is a venture of Seton Hall's Christian centenary year tody Guodalupe. Bishops, annual con- cooperative ation and the Con- cesan organizations and marketing of the Pro- char- ference at Fulda, decided to department and The Advocate's staff. science." Emancipation iiable advertising clamation institutions. Catholic NEW ENGLAND ask German makes such a letter Catholics to make hospßals, he added, agreed a special sacrifice Lent "particularly appropriate," he Weekends $48.00 to Sunday night. during "*ome months ago" to policies Friday night in 1959 Aid added to help combat hunger 'Dropout' of non-discrimination. Leave: June 14, 13, Oct. 18. Even 100 May 3, May 24, Sept. and illness in the world, after years. Arch- Direct Action Shehan Fries Inctwdvt S first clou hot.l occonmodolwm. IrampertaHofi. Misereor has two main Seen in Bill Urged bishop said, "it is no so- In gratuities and oil taxes. Visit the Shrines of St. Anthony Soston. exaggeration to say that in cial aid programs: Our of laSoiette In Mass., ond Franciscan in WASHINGTON (NC) - lody Ipswich, our College • The hardly any slate of the Union Short range emergency Rye Beach, N.H.. ond other places of historic notional Interest. administration's has relief: the distribution of youth employ- complete social, political, Housewives! food, hill would he Racial Bias ment of par- Against economic and educational clothing and medical supplies WASHINGTON ticular benefit to boys who equality been established." in disasters such as floods, CHICAGO (NC) The Na and drop out of high school, the service contracts, called O’ Weekends $45.00 Friday night to Sunday night, epidemics ami famines tionat Catholic IN you have idle time and secretary of the National Con- Conference ior (or support of desegregation MARYLAND, he speci- leave: June 7, 27, • economic to April 5, 19, 26, May 17, Sept. Long range ference of Catholic Charities Interracial Justice has urged in seven Catholic dioceses wish put it to profitable Oct. 25, Nov. 1 8. help Building institutions that Catholics there told a Senate subcommittee re- take part in "di- that have segregated school use, is a pleasant, such as Price includes above. Visit the Shrine of the hospitals and homes rect action some os New England cently movements' systems. good paying for the sales position Immoculate Conception, the Francitcon Monastery Churth of the Holy aged; financing self- Msgr. J. against all racial discrimin- & Raymond Gallagher "We offer our wholehearted Borgos Borgos with full benefits land, the Cotofambs. ond other ploces of Notional interest. help projects such as coopera- ation. waiting said that under the Youth Em- cooperation." the conference tives and agricultural. ptWos- The conference's for you at S Marsh & ployment Act of 1963 such board of di statement »»id. "to those re- Insurance CANADA sional ami domestic training rectors issued a young men would be able to statement de sponsible for following up and of all kinds Sons centers; training people to clartng 6 Full $llO.OO Monday continue the basic learning that "institutional making concrete the stimula- Days through Saturday. help others doctors, FUU Ot S A9T-TIMI nurses, when they cautiousness in race relations i 593 KEARNY AVENUE June, August, process interrupted tion provide*! by the National July, September engineers, agricultural ex- is not left school He testified before consistent with the Conference Religion KEARNY, N. J. Price Includes 12 meals, first doss hotel occommodotions. on and transport© perts. cooperative organisers the Senate subcommittee demands o( justice and on love." Race, and other OIOICI J. tOIOOI t»on, gratuities, ond all taxes. Visit die Shrines of Our Lody of the we urge C'ath employment and manpower. AIM*) rail M, Jarixx Cope. St Anne de Beovpre. the cities of Montreal. Quebec, end other IT SPECIFICALLY asked olir institution* and organiza- H ILAZI The million of $lOO youth em- that tions to Will!AM J. 01ACCUM places interosct. Catholic institution* WT'te participate in a grow- MA 3-2770 HOLY WEEK ployment program seeks to es- non-discrimination movement to clauses into ing Interreligious WT»., 1-1700 tablish a The Monk* of St. Pout's 13.00ft-member Youth nd of " CALIFORNIA their construction supply aod our society racism will Conservation Corps to work in 23 3rd 25th Abbey weclome guests Days August to August $645.00 rural areas and a Home & women) who with - (men 28 Days - Sept. 23rd to Oct. 20th $785.00 Town Youth Employment to celebrate Holy Thursday, on<) Price includes breakfast and dinner each doy. first dose hotel orton- Corps of 50, for the towns Good ond the latter and modotions, transportation, hondlmg of luggage. grotv * Price includes S meolt. first class hotel occommedatsont. sighlsoe«ng. on hlrth control ond oil transportation, grotuitioi, taxes for CHILDREN Bell made his statement at See the lot'hca of Our of and other ond lady Victory places sights a Regional Foreign Policy of national historic interest for REIiCIOUS Briefing here in response to A an audience Franciscan Priest It Cheplem en oil PdgHmoget questtoo Bell said hr EVUVONE om< -Hu. a Write or tmtmphmmmFoe Free colee beodsure end iifhtt dec*Os v. ammmmm has taken the clear position FRANCISCAN FAMILY CIRCLE JSM that we are not going to tell 125 West 31st Street, New York 1, N Y. 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Firming. Doable* nor, a fact which is quite Those who most enjoyed or WILLIAM H. MOORING day. 347 $4.95. By pages. plainly—and sometimes crude- resented the first novel will With his (actual of the evident study ly-made in both nov- thus be the most confined battle of Bunker Hill ("Now els., Yet it ia not to this enough by one. with We Are Enemies") and with simply off the Guessing slong the stu- objectionable in part) Trite marry girl for The plot is basically simple. his first novel the disinte- dent groups end "crystal bsll’’ and which of. Plot purposes—in neither book Dolores wants to break her draggy story pre- gration of a machine readers I hazard the following sumes to deal political is it ever made clear with conflicts why a marriage with Ruddy, prefer- forecasts (“All Good on the Oscar awards between traditional and Men”), Jersey girl of gentle breeding (her fa- Church annulment. mod- Tom ably by These are based political City-born Fleming hit the ther is one of The upon ern Japanese mores and mor- City’s dis Jake knows she has no chance well bulls-cyc. His second novel, as as academic considera- als and provides, tinguished Protestant citizens for this, but spun her to try according to however, has shot somewhat and able tions. the Legion of “insuf- an surgeon) should so that she will him In his Decency, wide of the join mark. even have given the time of disaffection BEST ficient compensation for the for the Church. INTEFAITH discussion of FILM: "Lawrence of "The Crisis of Faith" will conducted on the Look low moral tone which IN THIS day to a brutish oaf like Buddy Rev. Paul O'Connor—not real- PANEL - A be Arabia," with only per- BOOK. Fleming and live program, March 24 and from "Mocking- vades Blair. The reason Up 31, ch. 2, by, left. Rev. its trite and unmotivated takes up the story of the char- only for the izing his brother's illicit rela- George Hagmaier, bird” to beat. it psychologist) editor; Rev. SJ. story." marriage, appears, is that tionship with Dolores is first C.S.P., Joseph Cunneen, Joseph Fichter, sociologist who it a Best Actor: Peck acters of “All Good Men” five of Gregory it is noccssary to the the ineffectual native Englewood; James O'Gara, editor; Rev. Gerard S. teacher and years after the election night plot mediator with Sloyan, priest of ("To Kill a Mockingbird"), Monkey in Winter (Good; structure. Church then the Trenton Diocese; Dr. Martin E. Protestant and with Peter adults) that ended the 30-year rule of authorities, an Marty, pastor editor, and Dr. Vincent (“Lawrence") Warmly human and the Dave Shea machine. There even more ineffectual media- Smith, professor of science. O’Toole, his only threat. surprisingly interesting French THERE IS ANOTHER and between Actress: are Jake ambi- tor husband and Best Bette Davis comedy-drama about an old O’Connor, an Quite different problem for wife. ("What Ever to drunk with a tious politician who has angri- this reviewer—one which will Happened military past After a brief Baby and a ly rejected his Faith; his extend to North reunion, Do- Television Jane?"), by sentimental young drunk with no many Jersey lores brother. Rev. Paul decides to run away from Plays in Brief dr ciston. marital future —and how one O’Connor, readers. "All Good Men" w»s both fellow one of the Buddy and Jake and, in Supporting Actor: Telly Sa helps the other. surely strangest a thinly-disguised version of SUNDAY. the novel's unbelievable MUCH IA vilas priests of the strange lot found the end of most 1 O am. ITI - Om*—hi* -Ikard (“Bird Man of Alra Hague rule in Jer- By JOAN Im ttediralHs." in modern incident. Is run off the road T. NOURSE Alnaadpt tesuitia traz"). fiction, and Dolores sey It was T O a m (SI llout al M Fraara City. superbly done «k4l A A dull* now Mrs. and by one of The City’s cops at ISeir a(»* Qacs on Hari.fi Jana Wtman Supporting Actress: Angela Talbot, Ruddy Blair, all factual M -N *t Wnl HO* Ml AS A. ISSU - Case II «3 to?HA - \ Family’s Oknrt At m—. —a* am IV tN, \mm% VA* Haiti frl I*; raanW ***** »** ASfASMI lIS « 1-atta* k laUfv ww % THE MOON FLOWER VINE THE PLOT —Mias ibwvi'i ftrauA* mi..—. MaAA At. 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By ANNE MAE BUCKLEY Yet, It wax precisely these America who "can't practice of the Newark Archdiocese" vaccinate the children. PATERSON - The afternoon They things which started her on their F’alth because they have who will staff she in a pariah in the set up their "dispensary" un- spent the Garden of the idea of helping in Latin no priests." Republic of Honduras, as well der a tree, Marla recalls. “Be- Gethscmanc is part of the rea- America. "How it ia to The chaplain of the easy pll- a* another Pateraonlan. Bud tween 80 and too children son why Mario Tuozzo will look the in the at pictures grimage happened to bo Msgr. Chldiac, who will to go Bolivia lined up. They were soon be on her way to La Pax, mission magazines," she F'enton of St. said, Runge Louis, sec- as a member of the Bolivia. Associa- poor, barefoot, many wearing shuffling through a stack of retary to Cardinal Ritter, who tion for International Develop- under All were Marie, a of only clothing. graduate N.J. copies of Maryknoll on the was the first U.S. prelate to ment (AID). filthy dirty. But they were School of Practical Nursing coffee table. "You see the send diocesan priests to Latin beautiful and lovable, who worked for 17 years in a of America. Msgr. told I>AYB every pictures starving children, Runge AT Cuernavaca began one of them. doctor’s office, is a member about Christ and you hear about the dif- Marie the King with 8:30 a.m. Mass, Included "1 knew about of the Volunteers only six Papal for ficulties facing the ChMrch in parish in La Paz, which ia a classes (in Spanish, anthro- words of Spanish then but Latin America, the first from Latin America. And you put project of the St. Louis Arch- pology, Latin American his- with children you use this area. Next your month she will money in an envelope for the diocese. and he also mentioned tory and geography, psy- eyes and hands and no words report to Auxiliary Bishop annual mission collection." PAVLA. chology), chores, spiritual ex- are necessary." Gonnaro Prata in LaPaz to set Rut Marie Tuozzo began to After the pilgrimage they ercise*. and field trip*. Among up a series of medical dispen- the realize something as she corresponded, and in one let- many things Marie learned SINCE MARIE saries for the poor. signed as a looked at those pictures: "I ter Msgr. Runge noted that was how to shampoo her Home with her and Papal Volunteer wilh the St. parents Christ the hair in cold water was in a position to help. . . King parish needed and how Louis her Bolivia two sisters after a to Archdiocese, completing nurse. survive on of bean* "Why not a Catholic hand a guess," Marie re- "plenty assignment has been altered rugged four-month prepara- and tortillas stretching out toward those call*. "that was when I was —but no spare from the original of tion at the Center of lntcrcul- plan help- starving, illiterate awakened the time" people by Holy Spirit." ing in Christ the King tural Formation in Cuer- With the parish, rather than a communist St Louts Archdiocese A few times, she confesses to the diocesan navaca, Mexico, Marie talked dispensary she as her she to one?" asked herself. sponsor applied wonderia;,, "What am 1 do- of her reasons for joining program of Bishop Prata's. To "With all I had. I felt 1 had for the Cuernavaca training ing here”' but at the PAVLA. close of her. all that matters is that to do more than I doing." course which would her the she was equip course was able to she will be helping. SHE BEGAN BY admitting for PAVLA work in Bolivia write to Msgr Runge ami say Right now she is gathering that it was not an de- IN 1961 SHE spent Week She was accepted and October that next to the to easy Holy trip Jeru- physician's samples of medi- cision. "It took and in found her among the 47 long days Jerusalem during a pil- lay salem, she had never enjoyed cines that will t>« useful the nights of she said, Easter afternoon people, priests and Brothers thinking," grimage. anything quite so much as the many friends she made her dark brown and Sisters in among eyes shining. found her alone in the Garden the intensive Cuernavaca course. She was pharmaceutical salesmen dur- ‘‘l am very happy. 1 have a of Ciclhscmanc. the traditional program designed to fit them firmly committed after her ing the past 17 years are co- home. I had an excellent- tor Latin American mission good site of Christ's agony before first field trip assignment operating she said work. generously, paying job. .my own car. His crucifixion. She remem- . .This was in Zacualpan, She U contracted for three I love good times and beauti- bers feeling "unworthy" and Among her fellow students Mexico, site of an old monas- years with PAVIA, but she ful clothes. I knew what it asking “Who am 1 were Rev. Vincent J. herself, Prestera. tery' and pueblo, where Mane "If I to all says thoughtfully. am would mean give it up that 1 should lie here?" and Rev. Frederics M. Eid and and another nurse from the fruitful in Hie missions I hope and live on sto a week." of J thinking people in Latin Rev John Landers, priests institute were sent to to slay on in La Par" Parish Records Oldest in U.S. ST AUGUSTINE, Fla 1783 IN Florida reverted to vans, and Bishop George J The oldest written records of Spanish rule and PACKING HER BAG anew Caruana. Papal Nuncio to Cu- - An old doctor's and Tke bag pharmaceutical are kind in the U. samples the item, any S are volume of was ba. the Advocate big parish registers mission volume was la 's packing as she prepares for her trip to LaPaz. preserved here in the archives installed. This new register ken on board the SS Florida in Marie Tuozzo Bolivia, as a Papal Volunteer for America. of the Cathedral of St. 7 March 1963 Latin runs continuously to the pres at Havana by a special courier. 7, Augustine ent day. The original volumes, Rev. Richard B Washington of They are baptismal records however, remained tn Cuban Richmond. V* , who handed Parishes Share Mission of St Augustine's old- parish, archives, and. as the years them over to St Augustine est in the country, dating from passed into 19th the century, Cathedral officials on F'cb 2. Inferior Us the year 1594. New interest has memory of them faded 1939. m Miami centered these on documents Sometime in the 1880s, Bish Aid to AID With with Dividends the celebration in 1965 of THE ODYSSEY the op John Moore, second Bishop of par the 400th ish PATERSON A anniversary of the of St Augustine < 1877 1901 1 records was not yet com program tion of Mexico-veteran - Reprise Frank gram in Bogota of aid founding the city of St discovered the ancient In 1942 German to AID is growing here regu pieted sub Pavis are engage*! in visiting Msgr William P Little, pas- Augustine Urs marines AID means fur of the parish church, were prowling dan- Association pastors tn ask them to the Join tor of the Scarsdale parish, Pedro Menendei do Aviles which had been a gerously close to St International made cathe- Augustine By JOSEPH A. BREIG iFcvrlopment. assistance program They car the even paid a visit to the Dodges and a band of Spanish ex dral. were in shores, so cathedral volunteer or gam ration of with them Cuba. John Gil- officials rv a letter from last year When he returned ho plorcrs landed here on Sept decided to send their Catholic laymen winch sends S, mary Shea, ptoneer historian store of Bishop which de McNulty wrote a letter to all his parish- 1565 With them was Rev Mar of the In the oocuments to skilled petq.ir abroad to scribes Catholic Church Notre Dame Uni- If it help VID as a creature of seem* to you that there l'ccnscd great minds, who will ioners in which he said. "With- tin Francisco de Men- S underde* Lopez l . went to Havana and. versity for The • look eloped nation* prin the wisdom and zeal of safekeeping * a of dumb horror analyte pope out the laity tFie doza in our mretal deficien marvelous en- Grajales. a diocesan after an arduous documents remained eipaily as iinr MI) spokesman Pius XII who search, un at the m> eyes, of who i i realized the at one hat ciej and perhaps suggest a bit cyclicals are just paper work priest The named covered until put it by leaders Spaniards the mission volumes university 1962 when !>ecn preparing important place that be put on a diet of tptnach. mere oxygen to the brain must The lay de who Will sir missionary is the an- their landing site "Sombre Some of the oldest they were brpugnt borne to be pros a Christian occupied pages or sentenced to listen tn radio In the by Cathobc lay sw Dios " "Name of God." vision vouchsafed to influence cr and were pocked by mold and placed in special vaults ad in a changing men of in announcers. 1 can only tell 1 exceptional spiritual U takes great their me can hear Commonweal world till courage for settlement St Au- sect ministered by the has its bead formation and damage, but otherwise cathedral you a sense of ded. married despairingly that you are magaiinc commenting upon a young couple with fair quarters here by invitation of the gustine were in to good condition A and cal ion to Church special library exhibi right Hideously right the situation with clarity, char children to poll up stakes' and The first community act of In Bishop Mr Null) Hem* from 1906. during the tenure of tion hall to house fear of the progress re these and I for all us with a it) and civilizes! expression* of move to a foreign land . . the landing Aid to MI) parishes party was to assist Bishop Moore's other means twirl 5 1529 59 collection SI successor. historically great (ear. because I see that is-grct for at Probably no family of important our mindlessness of the Patrrsor. our at Mass offered by Father William documents Diocese and a Paul Prospect Park Bishop Kenny, the of the pioneer we are to * a S4V) parish will the par going be put through I see telephone dials whirl lew go lo missions,” Lopez It was the first parish were in other parts of the collection at St registers returned ish will tie built soon Agne* Paler he on the another interminable go mg a* eager program chair conjecture*! Mass in what is now the I S On arrival St country > are participating in 4175 from their in Au ground* of the of around the son » donation im But he Mission on subject at Amer men beat the wires with mes said, ' every fam the agency s worldwide maculate gustine it was discovered that Sombre lean a post o Heart of records and« Dus*, sue 0 < Catholic intellectual in sages for Mary d> can aDd should do EARLIEST existing arranging learned late the its duty one volume was by contributing to sup Wayne 5100 (rom st \ missing. This Menendei' landing and of in let all the work cf St Augustine are the parish the ferionty papers proposing a commit of AID workers us join volume remained first port overseas cent s. Madison The a question parish Mass in 1565 F.ven at t the and guarantee to the registers dated 1594 first «,,ie. letters meat to excellence' With support mark until variation* depending its chance di* A special librar) and Dodge with page oi the bapUsmal record exhibi Pitying letters patronizing family i its two cover) in archives upon economic factors in par PASTORS of parishes which ike Havana tion hall to house these and letters, denunciatory THE at America small It iettrrs JEMTTS ticulir children) means so A areas it costs an aver ha*c been miser aiding AID are much MWii hutwicsUy imfortaM arw beginning la iuwr tn Um magazine wui tunica hath in to GoJ with whom in bfresr,o 3d',tr.^r^*si: *•» iiusi pec uiualii ia mam to out that Escobar da Sombrana. documents at Ule pioneer psiblic defend (we quick poem the pro par prims And f am sure us being sub taw All) live person t*l Our Lord we are sects, in the late an couple overseas, gram la not 1930s ish will be built I can a one way street ” The mamage and burial toon on the hear the first faint scribers »hose dollar is just the whole CFirist ' plus an average of J2O Following negotiations that grounds of the per Say, Msgr Murphy Every records arc less complete, dat- Mission of sounds at a revival of that as good as thinkers) a and child Single AID involved Bishop Patrick Barn de members of parish and every individual ing from 164.1 and Sombre Dios, site of dread tribal to brains 1720. re chant "Where pimißf our and teams need of of St Augustine. an average 1100 shcwald lie of Archbishop Menendei landing and of are them consciously aware spectively Records for the 29 the our Catholic Einsteins. find resoltmg month Manuel a for the Ruiz y Rodriquez of Ha first support global apostolic rrspons. years previous to 1594 parish Mass in 1565 Oppenheimers, Salks’" Dan Herr A Bridge are lost of Critic, Our Of hililics of the Church at a At one time it was thought fteial Headsman, will cut off ALTHOUGH THE project whole and IN IMAGINATION I can himself as a mom Of Size in St. Augustine that the some heads John Tracy which the pres Msgr goes by title <,( AID tier of the look across our once happy Church This aware ent records had also been lost Si Luther Ellis will repent himself anew Parish Program, CARDIFF'. Wales (NO—- ng Hymn land and envision the Support i, ness has been growing at S: recall In prepara that he beyond 1761 after ever wrote a book Just St athohe tioos getting underway Philip * parish ( Archbishop John for our new martyrdom -and participa 19S years under Spanish about Catholics and the tnte! of rule. Philip's pan*h Clifton has tion the AID Murphy Cardiff indicat- can see the in program seem St and I perennial con Augustine Florida lectual Ufe been pioneering the work for rd ed at the close of Music Has Interfaith Charm venlion speakers to be the key to the be a Chris- were ceded to dry-washing three England Span So much for sears first under the tian unity at their hands and chuckling our friends ginnings of it meeting a ish residents of the as old city BERKELEY, Cal (RNSI from whom heaven last Msgr Thomas Molloy and Some Methodist church here that Martin loither's hymn, "A they contemplate the sadistic protect us parishes have made and parish fled to Cuba, tak Fortress 1 shudder to what Prot- now under M*gr Francis li he thinks there Mighty Is Our God." was sung here at pleasure think their the should be a Berkeley's of stripping us. come participation in pro ing with them their most valu- estants limit to the First Congregational church by an unusual and other Americana, Murphy. Special collections a: gram ecumenical group eiebt summer, of our last shreds a personal thing by able church for AID furnishings and Jesuit Etc F’tc will Philip's have re spirit of the times pnesta. of self respect , . say about "adopting" an AID family the entire set of of would parish regis- From the church choir loft the medieval obscurantism, mono suited in an average S2W a with whom I hesitate to make * priests, who came from It is a more fearful thing, parishioners cor ters month for the three Alma College in L as the llthic uniformity and hler past years respond, that moral any uncharitable remarks Gatos, sang hymn with the rest of the indeed, than the self-accusa so as well the AJD English St. congregation. were archival authoritarianism When Advisory Coon contrary to the advice of occupancy of They participating in a pastoral tion as financial support is their confer- orgies of the communists, ril ence connection was formed, with the prtn other speakers.” Augustine lasted 20 years. in with a lecture senes at the Not to contribution he satd. church because at least the rotnmiin one single mind, of cipal of But During that period a After the service, one was how course, objective enlisting par I must tell you of a colony of priest asked he had come i*ts have their in will it occur that loose tongues their ish visit Catholic to the help for AID s work Bish NOTABLE is which the (Anglican) Minorcans from the sing hymn. cheeks generalization* are bad rea among these op appointed Msgr of U-mdaff ill-fated British settlement at "It's a great tune, isn't it”' he McNulty Immaculate Heart of Mary. Bishop paid to replied. It will not be so w.-th sonmg. that a couple of of its few New moved to St Rev. Daniel Murphy chaplain Joseph Scarsdale, N Y . where AID my house a days ago Smyrna Au- O'Hanlon. SJ. suggested that students at us Our breasts ficials at Catholic an are going to University who Protestant Abbott, is public rclat.ons chapter has "When he was going, he gustine under the leadership and Catholic seminaries "get together be of America are not Church'" been formed to once In a piously beaten for us by the of Rev. Pedro while and have director of ITT Federal Labs, "adopt" the William took my hat I think this Father a real songfest.” Dodge .. Camps all kinds of earnest in America, and that if one Catholic t* chairman the is the church Earlier, at Advisory family on AID assignment taking ecumenical Camps' register, col- dunng the conference. Father O'Hanlon noted publications, pundits and lec were to search assiduously, in Council movement far." loquially called “The Golden Pope John XXUI's belief that Colombia Will Dodge is de- a little too hrotherhood must preeede turers. one might find a Catholic cam- sub Now under stantial doctrinal AID men. diree veloping social Book of the Minorcans,” is dialogues between Protestant, Catholic and pus where the Four Thenlo a service pro preserved today in the cathe- Orthodox scholars. NOTHING SHORT of a gians w-ould be welcome, even dral archives, and forms a "The problems wc face in resolving miracle certifiable to the Con if shake the our differences can they did founda- record of continuing only be settled when in gregation of Rites. Catholic pursued an attitude of love.' he said I fear, can tions of the cosmos by saying 17th SEASON "We life in the dur- will endeavor to fullv dissuade Ave Maria tbal pioneer parish cooperate with the work of God s magazine it would be nice if Cath most grace.” from ing of its brief British sending men with ma- olics could know what they chines to tape-record solemn . history. arc saying when they assem- HIS MOTHER S inters lews with PROMISE” our duly ble for divine worship First Sorrowful Mystery Scriptural A RELIGIOUS DRAMA Rosary APRIL 7th THE AGONY IN THE GARDEN Then he came to the disciples and found WILL NOW BE PRESENTED them Bishop's Performance Our Father sleeping./ and IN NEW And he 'Could Reception . . . OUR said, you not, then, Part 6 for information watch one hour with me?’ regarding thi* $200,000 AUDITORIUM AND STAGE Jesus came with them to Gethsemani/ Halt. 26:10 EXTRA ordinary and he to be and Hail J&* Mary began saddened ex* occasion . . . call 1050 SEATS ceedingly troubled. Matt *Watch and Father English .. 26:36.37 pray/ 441 Main (near Slater St.) Paterson, N. J. Hail that at SHerwood 2-8819 Mary you may not enter into tern;ptation.’ ' alt. 26:41 PresentedJjy Then he said to them, soul is iu»d 'My t ST. BONIFACE PASSION even unto death./ PLAYERS 'The apirit indeed is Wait here and watchwith me.* but the flesh is Performances for Grammer Mail. 26:38 weak.’ TWO-HOUR Performances for Matt. Hail 26:41 and High School Students Adults Mary Hail Maty PERFORMANCE SATURDAYS AT 2:30 P.M. SUNDAYS AT 2:30 P.M. 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Or Uk, 22:43 down you may obtain the set In - running upon the complete ground. Illustrated ST. m&m prayer-bookform by sending $1 BONIFACE NEW AUDITORIUM tSVifVrWt Scriptural Rosary Center, • ' - 6 N. 44 MAIN (near Slater Michigan Avenue, Chicago 2, Illinois. St.) - PATERSON, NEW JERSEY 8 THE ADVOCATE March 7, 1963 Lenten Gifts The QuestionBox Separation of God, State? What About Eve The attention of our nation is now our officially espoused anthems, "which directed to the Supreme Court of the establish such recognition as the funda- United States which has begun hearings ment of our national heritage.” And Evolution? on the constitutionality of Bible reading Jefferson and Madison are wrongly Rev. Leo Ferity, S.T.D., end Rev. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., ot and the recitation of the Lord’s Prayer considered to be the patron saints of the Immaculate Conception Seminary. Darlington, Ramsey, N. in the classroom. At long last, this issue absolute separationists of Church and ere edtlort ot The Question Sox. Questions may be addressed is where it should be so that the citizens of State, religion and public life. The to them there for ensuert in this column, or to Question Box of America will know what our highest Maryland brief reminds the Court that Editor, 7he Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Seuark 2, S. I. Court thinks about it. Jefferson and Madison recognized the receat Q. Your series on evo- is chosen concerning the nor n American people as being a religious peo- THERE IS NO DOUBT that our Su- lution raised this problem In of theology on the origin of ple whose institutions presupposed a Su- mind: what about the ori- preme Court has avoided rendering a de- my Eve. preme Being. gin of the body of Eve, the If Eve derives in some cision on this very issue when it had the first woman? Where does way from Adam, a consistent opportunity to do so in the Everson case IT IS FRIGHTENING to anticipate this fit in an evolutionist hy- evolutionist hypothesis be- which involved the same issues a- decision of our pertinent U. S. Supreme Court pothesis? And what about the come* quite difficult to sus- to of parents high school children attend- that would bring about a separation of Bible story that Eve came tain, since it would not extend to ing a public high school at Hawthorne. God and State. No right-thinking from the rib of Adam? Eve's body, except by a A. Let's start with the violent stretch of the scientific Twenty-eight states have joined in American can help but fear that our Bible Story In the book of i m - gin >t lion the hearing of this case as "amici curiae’’ Court will give more recognition to a Genesis, c 2, vv. 18-25. God If, however, as some con- which are the statutes of their atheism and than to defending minority agnosticism judge* that it is not good for temporary scholar* would **y, individual states, which a vast of to statutes have been majority religious-minded par- man be alone Since Adam the origin of the body of the does ruled constitutional by the Supreme ents and children. We look forward hope- not find a suitable help- lust woman is not touched by mate among the animals any norm of faith or thcologv. Courts of their respective states. In the fully to our Supreme Court, that a "modus which God created for him. then this problem is subordi- brief of the Maryland case, we read the Vivendi" will be found. God gives him a real compan- nated to and dependent upon following: "If the of the exis- without the recognition Morality God can become ion To do this, He puts Adam more general problem of tence of and our reliance upon a divine very shallow. Respect for the Bible, the into a deep sleep, takes a rtb the origin of the body of the Providence cannot constitutionally be al- word of God, is not too much to ask of (Hebrew "sell," meaning rib. first man Hence, it would be side, or part of the side), a question the same lowed in our public schools because It con- child in the schools; puts enjoying any public respect freedom which the stitutes indirect Ihe flesh back again, and Church al- coercive pressure on re- and reverence for the Lord's can prayer makes the body of the first lows in (he general question of ligious minorities, no less to certainly pres- help engender religious-minded citi- snmin from Ihe rib t-v- manner in which Adam s sure is exerted by the reading of our basic zens of our do body took its origin —a tree great country. Hopefully Adam recognizes in the and dom Pius organic documents and the singing of we await this decision. woman bone of my bon--, described by Pope Xll in the of Humani flesh of my flesh ." (hat Is. part Generis which we quoted pertaining to the same sloe* in thr Feb 14 Question Box American Success Story I’ting a popular etymology, the sacred author adds a re- When flection the „a7 , . A Saint Has The md In-Law Problem: »• mm address of tbs writer must be Included be * tetter blended for publication, but they will be withheld if requested. No Spare Time Never Easy to Solve peeially letters to our news- their people ... Bible By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN By REV. JOHN L. Suggests papers, legislators and those All people cannot be mark- THOMAS, S.J. in public office, expresing our ed at evil because of the ac- For A Russian Orthodox yourself a mission. Auittent Profettor of Sociology, St. Louis Hospitals righteous indignation over bias tions of a few. priest University was asked how, in a com- Why not stgrt with this idea? legislation and disreputable It seema that with all the Shouldn't parents treat all their married children equally? husband’s folks Editor: munist resolve to My trouble In the world government, seminar- Every morning, Bible at practices. today, have never really me and seem to out of their to it. Why not a every ians were recruited for the deny yourself during the day accepted go way show They’ll Public if sufficiently can do without bedside in every hospital? opinion, we declaring priesthood. He little worth do everything for their married and their cruaade. answered that some luxury a daughters families, but our family is often be aroused, can act as a mighty anew This would a wonderful a man never dime. Make a like sacrifice left out. Our children the force to crush the evil tide Edward L. Allaire III, enters the semi- receive cheapest presents, and there is never an offer to project for school children, without nary a complete and daily; do it for the poor in in sickness or need. of materialism and immoral- Elizabeth. help My husband always has some excuse for their actions. Don’t clubs or other groups to work total Africa or renouncement. One day Asia ... or ... ity that is over our think a husband should stand for wife and on. sweeping he walks out of his home with- Oceania. At the end of the you up his children? With God's this nation today. None of help, Would Dissolve out telling a soul and without month, send the $3 to the Holy your questions has lieving that they are not treat- equal treatment in families could be the of Edna M. LaVecka, a answer. out beginning put- •tying goodbye. Father. simple Working ing you and your family with would never arise if the indi- West successful ting a Bible at every bedside. Orange. United Nations He walks to the seminary, in-law relationships the same consideration they viduals who feel they have Mrs. A. GOD I.OV'E YOU to D.T. for often Klimowicz, often a distance of 100 miles; requires more prudence, show to their other children. been treated unequally would Newark. there he $10: "In answer for a favor and Editor: assumes anew name, patience, understanding What can you do about it? carefully examine what real Wants No Part received." To for S3: so that he cannot be traced. J.R.W. $6 than The first to There is a vein running many people possess. point remember is claims they have to different "This from Not even the represents savings Although it should be ob- that treatment. of Room through the body that makes seminary offi- regardless of the reasons Of New Crusade eating some meals in a cafe- Plenty cials know his name. vious that to up the UN that wriggles like family marriage requires involved, we cannot make Wc are bound feel hurt We teria instead of a good restau- asked a Bishop of Borneo a change in relation- like and wc cannot when Editor: a snake. family people us, we are not "accepted," For Criticism on s recent business about the live* of rant. a number The editorial "The Moham- No organization can spiritual his ships. surprising ot demand that they like us, even and at times serious failures To P.A.D. for $5: primitive people. He told us trip" fail to understand this. if to be in-laws. We of Congratulations to Paul medan Menace” of Eeb. 21 is be truly united with com- people wc happen chanty may bo that "Please accept this money they quickly reached an have a right to Christian char- involved, but oilen Thuring on his fine letter "Si- in my opinion not worthy of munism unless it gives up we demand eminent degree of sanctity, be- which was given to me by my 1 THINK everyone accepts lence Not Always Blessed.” The Advocate, God. ity. and justice demands that from others as a right what is ordained cousin. The that cause when they entered the recently your general principle treat You bet silence is not al- The actions of the Sudanese How can there be peace- parents all their children essentially a gift. Church was a gift to him; he parents should treat all their they put a period after money with reasonable but blessed, or golden as the ful coexistence when the Com- equality, ways government are certainly to it to me; I give it to married children their old Uvea rather than a gave equally, but must YOU ASK whether a hus- common phrase goes. It can be condemned, but the entire munist Manifesto advocates affection and friendship comma. you." there may be many conscious band shouldn't stand up for be won rather than claimed as be just plain yellow where the Islamic world should not be the forceful overthrow of all Mission The old of were Are you on our or unconscious reasons why his wife and children. What is condi- ways living a right causes of justice and truth blamed for the actions of one other existing socisl mailing list? Mission, this completely broken off. leaving you principle ia not easily ap- he to do? Denounce his rela- are concerned. country. Wc Catholics don't tions? more room for the laird know, is the magazine contain plied. You state that his folks A GREAT DEAL of inlaw tives because they don't like To remain silent in the face want to be blamed for the If we accept their philosophy anecdotes, ml articles, car- have never accepted you. This tension, jealousy, ami ill feel- you'.' of such staggering abuses as customs once in of peaceful coexistence with- WHAT practiced IS IT that makes a toon* sod pictures which is true—we stems may or may not be ing from the mistaken If there is real injustice or out relin- racial inequalities, discrimina- Spain. . demanding that they saint? It is always having two published every months can easily be mistaken in our assumption that in laws ought lack of chanty, he should measures in federal quish their manifesto, we ad- something By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS Director, Socisl Actiom Dept., \CITC (f« tuo recent columns I rtfrrreJ to the Ssliomsi Con- ings should be local, regional, it or statewide in character In ference on Religion jnJ Rste sni rmpbuheJ ibsl uonli some communities, there are prott to bsit hern much sio shout nothing umltit iti re- already existing channel* of «ommrnjstion i srs implemented ss loom si pom hit si tbs cooperation, governmental or lout level. Tbit ueeh, lor tbots uho uouli hit to imitistr s voluntary program iu ibrtr on n communitisi, I preirnl tbr iuhitan,e • Make use of existing re- lommilter of the con- /s of s report by the temporary follou-up sources of personnel In larger H ference.) communities, there are staffs working on behalf ot the or- • Set a committee of the National Conference to se- up ganizations which participated the top religious leadership of cure commitment and involve- in the conference. Such staff the community. A first and ment from the top leadership resources might be put at the is enlisting the of each essential step service of the local commit of the president of the More will be accomplished support tee. particularly in view of MORE local council of Churches, the through an approach to top growing inter religious co- of the than through the president Synagogue leadership operation. • Select a local ageoda and the Catholic Bishop or It U extremely important that whieh Is specific snd impor Archbishop (Smaller com- from the beginning you ob- tant This could include non munities will have to adjust serve the following discriminatory principles local circumstances ) to their which affect the I. INCLUDE representation religious In Committee chairmanship slitutions from as many of the A spon- of the community because official it’s should be drawn from themselves are found in i*.g. hospital* and non-staff religious leadership soring groups as hiring and intake prat your community agency Whatever approaches are reaction to 2 Include m a consultative licet); joint ten- necessary should be made to capacity organizations with sion caused by racial inci- reach these persons for their knowledge, experience and dents. and support of indivi- cooperation before other steps FULL RATE-NO WAIT skill in racial matters, e g . duals Involved in crises as well are taken. Urban league, NAACP,' local as community problems, etc. Through personal or tele- and regional organizations, On issues in which program phone contact approach should Your at The Howard start state and federal is already being undertaken ny savings earning then be made to all the local municipal, agencies in communities governmental and unofficial equivalents of the churches your dividends immiiiatmly at the full rate of 3. Relate to existing groups (eg. housing) action and organizations involved in directly agencies carrying on pro- by the religious leadership should be gram: eg . mayor’s commis- carefully co- sions. ordinated with community ef- forts. At Mass Calendar 4. Insure that the group an early date, there- from the beginning is inter- fore. local communities should V A YEAR racial (this is not guaranteed become intimately related to U - Scroad Suatar /o Starr* halt; the structure of the and supportive of responsible el Loot IU Claa. VioM. 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Then he said: Pope John began Lent with person’s vocation and con- went In procession to attend Cyprus and spiritual leader of appeal issued a radio to Catholics to to the offered Greatest during the Cu- “It would be a mistake to appeal dition, very grave duty a Man their Event by Biahop the Greek commun- Century’s and do of Orthodox ban crisis by Pope John "had conceive the problem of rela- pray penance during religious instruction and to or his repreaentative, ity there, may visit Pope Pa. a deep Impact on the Russian tions with the Catholic Church the season for the success of give to penance that true and JOHNSTOWN, (NC) A Methodist Bishop evalu- • John XXIII in May. tho ecumenical council which efficacious ated the Second Vatican Council as "the people,” the editor of the Mos- as exclusively ideological. Tho place which belongs most Important Observers said that Arch- and event cow reconvenes in September. to it." most outstanding world in this dally Izvcstia and son-in- Vatican Is a state with its own Hearn Sermon century." The Pontiff’s Ash Wednes- John Pope bishop Makarios would go to Bishop Fred Pierce Corson of law of Soviet Premier Nikita political organization and we Pope cmphailzed the Philadelphia, presidenLof address VATICAN CITY (NC)-The Rome in his capacity as head the World Methodist told Khrushchev said here. must take this into account. It day also called on duty of studying and medi- Council, the Johnstown Catholic Catholics to Apostolic Preacher, Rev. of the Cyprus government snd Forum: Alexei Adzhubci also told a has a great influence over practice austerity, tating on "the eternal truths da Milano. O.F.M. as such could which he called the mark of a which God has wished Ilarino call on the Pope press conference organized by many countries." to com- "I can’t help but believe that God is using him (Pope the sincere Christian and the municate to man." Cap., began his traditional se- without consulting other Or- John XXIII) Italy-USSR Society that way to bring men and women of all faiths to recog- STATING THAT to into the home He ries of Lenten sermons in the thodox leaders. “we welcome the release of Pope bring justice continued: nize the primacy of God, and to an organic expression of and of Pope John. If John is not a society. "Thus, in this does presence he does visit the he faith that all of us have in ... (Archbishop) Josyf Slipyi only religious only light Pope, Christ, our Savior.” Bishop leader head of will from Russian but also a man find himself, does he Cardinals, Archbishops, prel- be the first head of an Corson was an observer at the council. a prison If this EARLIER IN the day the to relieve tensions in the state, the 38-year-old editor come to know his arduous and ates of the Church’s central autocephalic Eastern Orthodox helps Tope h»d knelt and placed world.” said that it was In the latter urgent duties and decide on administration and superiors Church to do so. THE METHODIST leader said had he been asked five ashes on his forehead. At his The capacity that the Pope spoke the generous practice of pen- of religious orders also attend- "This would be a years ago “if such a council could take place and if Prot- Ukrainian Rite Ordi- regular Wednesday audience significant of Lviv released last fall when he urged the ance at a sign of love for the ed Father llarino’s discourse event, and lead estants would serve as observers, I would have said. ‘We nary was he told the thousands of people might possibly solution international con- Cross. It is thus thst the sin- In the Palace. to will never see it In our in February after 18 of Apostolic wider participation of Or- day.’” lie added a belief that the early attending that the ashes were of detention in the So- troversies through peaceful cere snd willing Christian is thodox delegate-observers st council and its observation by Orthodox and Protestant years a reminder of the certainty of viet Union. means. recognized. • the Second Vatican Council, representatives is the work of the Holy death, which must come "to Spirit. The for a “I think that the Pope's appeal the father of souls and ! where only representatives of on merits of its place in history, the the "IT IS an austere in l Plea ONE JOURNALIST asked. peaceful solution prompted only by Pope nity the Russian Orthodox Church council is the most Important and most outstanding world Vicar of Christ, who is also life, which lives and "Do consider under- Khrushchev his way of VATICAN event you an to send him CITY (RNS) - were present the first In this century," he said. a man and who will return to into the during between the birth- puts practice poverty Christians must standing possible good wishes on his 81st dust like all strengthen the session." one observer said. men." and self denial taught by Our Holy See and an atheistic day in November, said Ad- ties of charity in striving for Between the audience and Lord Jesus Christ that the stete such as the Soviet Un- zhubei. eventual John the unity. Pope told ion?” broadcast, Pope John left domestic and social order can It was here that h* addl'd the new superior general of YOU GET A Whtn Your Minimum Yovr Monthly Bonking the Vatican to visit Santa be decisively moved toward Adzhubei prefaced his reply that the papal plea had had the Basiliao Order of St. Jo- Monthly ftolonco ll Coif lit with Sabina's Church, one of renewal in truth, in the free- the remark that coexist- "a deep impact" on Soviet sephs, an Eastern Rite Cath- REGULAR CHECKING the stational churches in dom of the sons of God and ACCOUNT ence concerns nations, not public opinion olic religious community. Rome where special peni- in a justice that is truer and ideas—"even though we pro- Adzhubei and his wife visit- In « private Pro tential rites held. There because audience. FOR unit OR NOTHINO i claim are deeper it is capable I that ideological contro- ed St. Peter's Basilica the fol- toarchimsndriie Athenesius he of the ashes of from oneself to versies again spoke uking give AT THI NOTHING. Writ# must not be solved by lowing day. Gregori Veltke was told that $7OO. end oi many as a reminder "our to ovir that days the poor ami destitute." ch#«ht wiih. charity among Christians will oi you are numbered" and The EDGEWATER again Pope noted that the NATIONAL BANK $lOO $2OO. 50 c#nti. Writ# oi many the way for "more to prepare urged Catholics pray for Church does not call Catholics chotk* o« you wiih. Prelate Paints Dark Picture fruitful understanding." UNDER $lOO the council's success. The visit "to mere external practices $1 00 Writ# oi many a to Santa Sabina's was the but to tasks of love "It is long and difficult serious A.n.loblt Oi you wiih. Pope's fifth since his election •nd for the good road which requires faith and W» Fay TW Foi'oj. tOTM Wm i On generosity r No chorg# for dopoi'ti m od«. cK#cki chock the State of Modern Art paid, or > " the to the said, on papacy. of their brothers perseverance." Pope drown bonki —«iFh#f coih#d or d#poiit#d W/iH for D.M.I, "but one mus.t remember how MILAN, Italy (NC) Giovanni Cardinal Montini has The Pope concluded "WE ARE NOW entered much the Lord has done and at its "Let not taken a swipe unintelligible modern art and still less the first Lent the enjoyment of upon Lent, after accomplished for each one of and at this world's render our intelligible critics, urged artists who put their work the of the council," goods opening hearts us and how He continues to THE EDGEWATER NATIONAL the service of the Church to make it understandable that insensible to the cry of BANK so the Pope said in his broad- love all the redeemed ” be stirred the poor, who lack the mini- people "may spiritually." cast. "It is the period most EDGEWATER, N. J. mum necessary to feed them- "Therefore." he continued, WH 3-0110 HE SAID: "Be in genuine communion with Christian indicated to make progress in selves. to cover their naked- "it is necessary that one never and and then do virtue and n acquiring - spirituality worship, as you please. especially to to act Op* Oaily tA.HIo3P.M MONDAY EVENINGS the ness and to gather their family cease pray and until 6»o 8 P. M. The of Milan was addressing delegates of the in practice of charity to- Archbishop under achievement M#mb#rT f»d«rol one roof." of the divine Copot it Iniu'tmc# Corp. P#d#rel !•••*• Catholic Association of Italian Artists. ward God and man Syit»m 'That IW3 yearning they all CNAAVWD 21 t#or» Unmt#rrvp+*d and He asserted that artists "seem to have abandoned the "The sublime htrmonie* of ON HIS VISIT to Rome for ** may be one' is hastened idea of producing works which are intelligible." revelation stand out in greater the Lenten stational obser- turn "use Critics in language that requires a special relief during the time of a vances. Pope John first knowlege in order to understand the meaning " council It is therefore the stopped at St. Anastasia's / He continued: "We, the audience, make pathetic efforts council which gives the tone Church where the Ash Wednes- to understand at least something. We believed that the king to this year’s Lent by particu- day procession began in an- X // / dom of art was beatitude, whereas today it is pain and con- larly stressing the task of cient time*. / 'jna'tMj'/f, fusion. every good Christian to live "Station" comes a from * ‘The artistic in our age is m fact the of chanty rather language prevailing precept Latin word meaning assembly f r* /////' For Those If ho than to Buy Carefully! the language of irrational and impenetrable abstraction with- merely contemplate Roman stations are cburchea out sense. Indeed, the less the sense the the efforts and rejoice at »his new flower- where on In greater certain days the RtVIR ORIVI Inc M nnror %$ to it and the the desire need to ing." make prevail, greater is and early Christian centuries the GARflllD. bewilder and hold the wonder of an audience which does not Pope John aaid that during SIW JIN%IY " understand what it is admiring I-ept Christians should study and teach the eternal truths, Painting, Decorating and ■ bring help to the hungry Paper Hanging Career Dav and homeless lUiam* »M kt" lUM “ KITCHEN «■ rn» i ■ we solid "But wish above all to Sale! 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MARCH 7 THURSDAY, MONDAY, MARCH 11 archdiocesan vocation SS. Peter Paul director, speaker. SUNDAY, MARCH 17 and Rosary, Hoboken Chinese Sacred Heart Rosary, Jersey City Luncheon, Catholic Women's College Club Meeting, 8:15, Catholic Teachers' Sodality Lecture and tea, auction, 8 p.m., recreation center. 1:30, parish hall; Florence chair- East Knudsen, Orange Women's Club; Magr. John M. St. Peter’* 3 to the College, Jersey City. p.m.; Dr. Auxiliary St. James Hospital Guild, New- man. director Oesterreichcr, of Seton Hall Univer- John C. Benson of St. Peter's College, ark Meeting, 8 p.m., Robert Treat, New- Our of Czestochowa Mothers' Har- speaker Lady Guild, sity’* Institute of Judaeo-Chrislian on Lucille chairman. Studies, Ireland. Mary Bracanovic, chairman. ark; Sangiacomo, rison Meeting, 7:30, parish hall. speaker. Court Patricia, CDA Mass. 8 a St. Jo- SUNDAY, MARCH 10 Court CD school m.. Bernadette, A— Meeting, 8:30, FRIDAY, MARCH 15 Essex-Newark District seph's, Maplewood; breakfast, Olympic Res- Council of Catholic meeting room; white elephant sale. Bayley Seton League Meeting, 1:30. Seton taurant, Irvington. Margaret Ranke, chair- Women Day of recollection, 1:30-4:30, East MARCH 12 Hall TUESDAY, Unlveraity Little Theatre. South man. Catholic High Rev. Orange; Orange School; Francis J. Marylawn Mothers' Club, South Orange Day Malcolm alidci Rogers, on Mexico. Mr*. Sacred Heart Mothers’ Guild, Hudson Heights Houghton, high school chaplain, retreat mas- of recollection, 9:45-3 Mrs. Georg* J. Elmer H, Van p.m.; Wagner, program Mast, 9 a.m.; ter. chairman; breakfast, parish hall. Rev. Mucnch, chairman. Mrs. Matthew Palmieri, Patrick The Patrician Guild, Newark hospitality. . Lenihan, 0.M.1., speaker; Mrs. Donald Mass, 9 a.m., St. Virgil's Rosary, Morris Plains St. Pat- Mt. Carmel Rotary, Ridgewood Car'd party. Kckhardt, Mr*. Edward Mickiewirz, chair- St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral, Newark; break- rick's card party, 8 auditorium. 8 Swisa p.m.. p.m.. Chalet, Ramsey; Mrs. Ronaid men. fast, Robert Treat Hotel. Msgr. Thomas W. Essex Catholic High School Mothers' Club, New- P. Mealey, publicity. TUESDAY, MARCH 19 Cunningham, Scion Hall University vice-presi- - Meeting. 8:30, hat show. cafeteria; SATURDAY, MARCH 16 Catholic Woman's Club of Elizabeth Meeting, dent, speaker on the layman; Rita St. Ann's Home Junior Donii, Guild, Jersey' City St. Mary's Orphanage Guild, Newark Lunch- 2 Hotel Winfiekl chairman. p.m.. Scott, Elizabeth; speak- Meeting, 8:30, St. Ann’s. eon card Thomm’s party. Restaurant. New- er on Easter Rite liturgy. OFF TO ROME - The Sisters of of St. Elizabeth St. Aloysius Rosary, Caldwell Day of recol- SI. Mary's Senior Orange Charity Hospital Auxiliary, ark; Mrs. J. Richard Bevinetto, Mrs. Joseph St. Michael’s, St. Anne doll 3 Rt. Charles Society. Paterson Card were asked to send a dressed in the lection, p.m.; Rev. V. Coriston, Luncheon-meeting. 12:45, nurses building; W. Marra. chairmen. community's party, 8 p.m., church Di Falco, 0.5.8., abbot of St. Paul's Abbey. Newton, Mrs. James Elizabeth Vir- Mt. hail; Helga habit to Rome for the activities surrounding the beatifica- McMullen, Dtffily, St. Vincent's College, (Riverdale. N Y.) Jer- chairman. retreat master. Mrs. Charles tion of Mother Seton March 17. Sister McWilliams, ginia llalligan. chairmen sey Alumnae Meeting, 1:30. home Margaret Maurice, chairman. of Dolor- Trinity C'olumbiettes, Hackensack Meeting. St. Brigid's Mothers' Guild, North Bergen e* Farrell, East a junior profesed Sister, had the job of making the habit Orange; Peter Kastner of 8:15, Rev. Brice E, Riordan. O. ('arm Carm- Junior Seton League Mass, Seton ltali Uni- school hall , Meeting, 8:30, Merrill. Lynch. Pierce. Fenner and Smith. el Retreat and dressing the doll. 9 House, Oakland, speaker. versity Chapel, South Orange, a.m.. Arch- THURSDAY. MARCH It Inc., speaker. Sacred Heart Columbiette« Fashion show, Co- bishop Boland, celebrant; breakfast. Hotel Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry St. Joseph College, (Emmitsburg. Md.) Jersey lumbian Club. Walhnglon; Mrs. Altun Wolak, Suburban, East Orange. Rev. Michael J. O'- Woman's Guild Meeting. Seton Hall Univer- Alumnae Dinner dance, 8 p.m, Hotel Sub- Clare Petty, chairmen. Benedictines Grady, Our Lady Help of Christians, East Or- South sity, Orange (dormitory building), 12:30; urban, Summit; Mrs. Robert Failla. chairman. Quote ange, Mrs. Woodrow chair- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2* speaker; Tracy, coffee hour. Proceeds to building fund Court Pauluv Hook, CDA Card Canton man. Bishop Dougherty, guest. St. Joseph's Guild for Boys and Girls, Inc., St. John party. Plan Dinner Our Nrpomurene Rosarv, Gutlenbcrg Tea Garden. Jersey City; Ruth Draney, Kay the Week Lady of Grace Mothers’ Guild, Hoboken Silver tea, St. Joseph's Village, Rockleigh; Blackfrtars’ Of Theatre trip. New York, 8:15 Merritt, chairmen. "Whc 1. really interests For Bishop me is to emphasize that 20 Schools the Church to widen its Jersey High ELIZABETH The Bene seope for chanty has one dictmr Sisters of Elizabeth possibility only: ‘to be a ( will honor Bishop Costello with hurch at the service of and dinner March humanity—to be Church In St. Elizabeth’s a reception a Debate which Of the 10 at « M in the motherhouse senes ’ priest of his it has been said that he is CONVENT here in recognition re - Twenty high 3:30. A trophy will be given the man consumed Of the Sis- schools will cent elev ation to participate in the the lop school snil the top de- ters. Cornelia. ] would say that they annual school debate bater. episcopacy Mother high should be OS B will present women always at tournament to be sponsored by prioress, TEAMS behalf the beck and call of char- the Dramatic Association participating come a spiritual bouquet on of " from Marist. Bayonne; Mt St. of the Sisters ity—women c onsumed the College of St. Elizabeth Dominic The musical will 9 Academy. Caldwell; program Archbishop Sergio Pig- March on the campus here. Academy of St. Elisabeth. Con- be presented by the Sisters' nedoli. Apostolic Delegate to The topic will be "Resolved: the direr to Central That the United States should vent; Sacred Heart. St. Choir of 50 under West Africa, to Mary's and St. Patrick's. lion of Sister Germaine. Nigerian Sisters. promote a common market for Eluaboth; Dwight Morrow and with Sister Pierre the Western Hemisphere." USB. St Cecilia's, Englewood; Glou- (IS K . as accompanist Sis cester ANNE Albrink. debate man- Catholic; ter Helen 1-oui*. OSR will New Estate ager and association vice- Also Sacred Heart Acade- narrate the script which was president, announced Hoboken. St. that Sis- my. Peter's. written b) Sister Stephanie For ter Htldegirde Marie. St Eliza- Prep, Jersey City; Linden ((SB Grey Nuns beth's the High. president, will greet Bayley-Kllard. Madison; Pastors of the missions PHILADELPHIA—The Grev debaters at the ses- Immaculate Conception. Mont- staffed have opening by the community Nuns of the Sacred clair; Heart, who sion. Essex Catholic. New- muted well been as as pas r« retied nationwide publicity There will be three rounds ark. St Peter's, New Bruns- churches tors from the m last IVcrmhcr when they re- with the winners announced at wick, St. John's. Paterson, Elizabeth linquished gif', Beil Hank Catholic. MaTytawrn, a estate in near- by Haierford b»- South Orange, and IV Paul. Township of Wayne NCCW Head rj.i-e a inning dispute have Woman arranged to Walker Assisting for St Elisabeth s purchase an es- HAPPY Seton of •-•!e |y.w,-r Makefirld Town- will be Christina Wahl. Eileen ANNIVERSARY - The Bayley Leogue Is Honored m MIAMI SHORES. Fla _ Seton Krol and Judith Magrtno, Hall University opened its silver jubilee year at the ship as a site for their mother- Madelon Popovich of Jer- as- Caldwell Will annual Communion WHANG'D >N \i SC i ho»j sr sociation officers Honor breakfast March 2 Principals at the sey City, a student at Bar- affair Margaret Mealey, esrcutise di The included, left to Mrs. Joseph E. Hanson, arrangement hinges on ry College here, was on* right, o' the National Council toastmaster; rector a special of four young women Senate Salutes Bishop Costello. Msgr. Thomas J Gilhooty, zoning exception to who of hon 2 Catholic Women, was use the for March 13 Msgr. James f. Mt. property religious a Thomases, completed 50-mil* hike WASHINGTON moderator; Kelley, Carmel, Ridge- (NC) — Sen ored here with the CnfTstiin in with the newest wood. speaker; Mrs. purposes. keeping Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Bishop Dougherty. Malcoim J. Excellence CALDWELL - Caldwell Col visit Medal of Mary- To the college comes The Haverford physical fitnesj fad. Miss Rogers, president, and Dorothy chairman. Mass Township paid tribute in the Senate to will celebrate the Scully mount College for exemplify of lege fesst clove to March T the ,f board adjustment will hear Popovich was one of four lead s the was celebrated in me Seton Hall chapel and the break- ing excellence in First Catholic Slovak day of Archbishop Boland, St Christian pn testimony Ihe who finished the trip in Thomas Aquinas. Domini on question Ladies 1,'nion. of the board of fast followed in Boland Hall. vete awl llte now marking president trus- can and the Archbishop public shortly 144 hours walking time theologian Arch its 70th anniversary, and the tee* March 1.1 in program (three hours rest in a buhop'a patron be- Sistera of Chanty in Perrys that will culminate with a din tween) after 17 students ville. Pa , marking the 60th ner and the SHARON Schaible Gene started. presentation of nan anniversary of their arrnval m the seniors Actress Guild president, will S. the the U The Archtmhop s annual narrate program which • til aUrt a! 4 p m The theme is based on a medieval jht tn quest of truth The Caldwell Colley air will present a concert featur tag an original Pant* Anjeu tut ' by Marta Del Vecchio. a Misa armor Del Vecchio w:'l Y also our accompany Florence Mrr Enjoy Spring! curio, college solan t The faculty and admmivtrv tion will attend the Archhivh Have your Home op's dinner in the resident'a Fresh and room Sparkling. dining Following this each senior will be presented to I the PROMISE TO SAVE Archbishop YOU It s So Simple, and So Economical! NCCW Plans CALL Racial Talks "SERVICEMASTER" WASHINGTON (NC) - A HUNDREDS Of DOIURS. miniature version of the sue Professional Cleaning Service cetsful Conference on Religion and Race held in Chicago in January will be featured in the National Council *... of Catho lie Women's leadership train- Emit UNSHED ing BASEMENT institutes this year. Mrs Joseph McCarthy. ■ \ NCCW said OVER OUR REGULAR LOW —— president, final LOW, PRICE plans are being drafted for the series of u •' six, three-day in- stitutes, theme of which will be "Challenges 1963" The institutes will be held in Hershey. P* , Jdarch 23 25; V French Lick, Ind., March 29 31; Miami, Ela., April 4 6; "A* Pr*nd*nt of Highland Park. Ill Sept . ioit Cooil Attic 12-14; Lincoln. Neb . Sept. 18- rnm i looomont Cos, 20. and Oakland, Sept. Cal, I know that 26 28. yow'U bo ploatod with New Record your fmith- •and lotomtnt For Sisters ond with tbo low ENGLEWOOD — "The Sac- Gw Sciiwtfe rifice of the Church" is the Rngs and Carpels Cleaned • Wood Furniture Polished topic of Rev. Clifford Howell's conference for religious which the Upholstered Pieces Cleaned • Walls, Wallpaper Cleaned Conference A-Month club here will release in March, ;r- sw 7 CALL Dl Founded by the Carmelite 6620 3-4300, EX. 239 Fathera Guild here, the club 3 6 each month senda W* boon o) the *74 or long-playing largest Warehouso of its kind in the nation. TSgTTnow If* fj CR 7-0400 records of the spiritual talks to al- bulging to rafter* with Basement Material* -and this tremendous inven- ’*36o6 For estimates at no moat 3,000 convents and mon- MUST obligation tory be reducedl So if you have been of a Base- asteries. dreaming owning 545 ment In We'll Playroom, you're luckl convert your wasted cellar space inh HI I'* Act I a Finished 2-0808 magnificent Basement at a Saving of HUNDREDS OF DOLLARSI Poet Named Your walls will be in beautiful HAcxemaac paneled Hardwood Paneling, ceilings In acous- 2-376Q tico tiles, floor* In lovely and columns asphalt.tiles, pipes cover- lAv?4' RACCts w semnoniLD In ed AND BM3BPMCN I r/«JL 11'FFMAJV Delaware every finished basement INCLUDES A BUILT-IN BARI u vw* or showr ~ m - WILMINGTON, Del. (NCI- b^TS'sursroe^i %£££?*"Representative. OYLE Mother M. Aloyslua Peach of o«*.dln9 to lini.h.d mol.lal. d.,;,.d UrauUne Academy here has NO MONEY DOWN TAKE YEARS TO PAY *179 tailing, fln*d. Mmer been named poet laureate of HACKINSACK ORANOI lATONIOWN Delaware by Gov. Elbert N. U. 4 Central Av«„ M 15 Circle tATQMTQWH Carvel. She teaches Latin, his- Dl OR 71000 U 21010 tory, English and music at the SHOWROOM: 34-17 Broadway (Rout* 4) .■ ■ girls’ academy, and la the au- EAST IMINOFIttD COAST ROMMON PLAIN! RAMtIY FAIR LAWN, N. J. m. thor of a volume of en- 14. InhrUatt Clr.. poems ATTIC AND Locaud On* Mil* W*«f of _ From 9 * DK 9 4300 "One BASEMENT INC. Somb*rg«,'» Op*.. Doily to I DA 7 4100 titled, Fold, One Shep- CO., herd." New Jersey March 7, 1963 THEADVOCATE 13 Collegians 10 ,000 Girl Scouts Have Their Day March 10 NEWARK Almost 20,000 Catholic Girl Scouts the Win Honors of Arch- Hudson County troop* will mcetjit St. Acdan's, Jersey City, diocese will close a double anniversary year March 10, Girl where Rev. Peter M. Cutillo, Immaculate Conception, Secaucug, Scout Sunday. the archdiocese will NEW YORK - Two New Program* throughout con- will conduct the devotions and Rev. Robert E. Duffy, St. Acdan's, clude the 50th anniversary of Girl Jersey Colleges placed in the Scouting and the 20th an- will speak. Mrs. Timothy Crimmins and Marie Miller are chair- of the under first Catholic Intercollegiate niversary program Catholic auspices here. men. The 18,000 girls and 2,000 leaders will start the Women's Glee Club Associa- day by at- Bayonne troops will meet at St. Vincent’s, Bayonne, where tending Mass and Communion their tion meet March 3 at Cardinal receiving in respective par- Rev. Robert T. Svec, St. Vincent’s, will conduct the program. ish churches. Later in the Hayes High School here. The day, some 10,000 Intermediate and Mr*. Francis Katusal Is chairman. Senior Girl Scouts will attend College of St. Elizabeth was Holy Hours in honor of Our Lady second in the field of six fol- of Fatima at 11 regional churches. EASTERN UNION County scouts will hear Msgr. William The theme F. his lowed by Georgian Court Col- for the spiritual programs will be the first Girl Furlong, pastor of St. Mary’s, Elizabeth, speak in own Scout law: "A Girl Scout*! honor Rev. John F. also St. Mary’s, will be moder- lage in third position. Is to be trusted." parish. Morley, ator and chairman. The only two New Jersey Stanley Francy, MBGK. JOHN J. KILEY, archdiocesan CYO director, will schools entered, the colleges Western Union County troops will attend St. Mary’s, Plain- conduct the exercises at Sacred Heart, Vailsburg, for troops of competed with the hymn, "As- field, where Rev. Charles H. Gascoyne, St. Mary's, will speak the Newark-Essex area. Msgr. John M. Mahon of St. John’s, siimpta Est Maria." Each and Rev, Eugene C. McCoy, Holy Trinity, Westfield, will Newark, will speak. school then sang one number moderate. Mrs. William Willoughby and Mrs. Paul Conly are The Newark holy hour will start at 2 All others will be- for the entertainment of the p.m. chairmen. gin at 3 p.m. audience and joined with the Bloomfield area Scouta will go to St. Thomas the other schools for the "Scene Apostle, THREE BERGEN County holy hours are planned. Eastern Bloomfield, where Rev. Bernard Schlcgcl of Sacred Heart, Bloom- and Prayer” from Mascogni’s area girls will go to St. Mary's, Dumont, where Rev. Aloysius field, will preside and John I*. St. will "Cavallcria Rustic ana." Wey. O'Connor, Thomas, S. Carney, St. John the Baptist, llisssdale. and Rev. Anthony A. preach. Mrs. Thomas Frawley and Dorothy Kcown are chairmen. Bryce. Robert Budcl- Ladycliff College, Highland St. Mary’s, will conduct the program. Mrs. West Essex scouts will meet at Immaculate Conception, man ami Mrs. John chairmen. Falls, N.Y., won top honors. Grady are Montclair, where Rev. chntle* F. Theobald will conduct devotions In West Bergen, Rev. Justin Keles will conduct devotions and Rev. Thomas E Davisl both of that parish, will Mrs. speak. in his of St. Anne's, Fair Lawn. Rev. John J. Morel St. E‘s Students Alvin Baer is chairman. I own parish of Nativity, Midland Park, will speak and Mrs. Frank Mirenda and Mrs. James Scullion chairmen. IT'S ABOUT WEST HUDSON scouta will go to Queen of Peace, North are TIME - Michael and Brian Costello of Holy Spirit, Pequannock, may look Set Dance Date Arlington, where Rev. Donald J. DiPasquale, Sacred Heart, South Bergen scouts will meet at St. Mary's, Rutherford, a little young for big decisions they hove caught on to the March theme of but thinking Lyndhurst. will conduct the program and Rev. John N. Lombar to hear Rev, P. Francis Gutcrl, Holy Rosary, Edgewater. Rev. about their vocations. It looks like choose CONVENT — In future to the life. Will preparation they're planning single di. Queen of Peace, will preach. Florence Delaney and Mrs. John E. Hopkins, St. Mary's, is moderator with Mrs. Helen Weekend state for Liturgical Study it be a religious vocation, the single or marriage for George Maher are chairmrn. Mrs. you? Griffin and T. J. Naulty as chairmen. to be held March 30-31, a group of students of the Col- lege of St Elizabeth is spon- in soring a supper dance Sure, St. Patrick Would Love Girl Scouts O’Connor I-ounge, March 10, The will be JUNE 5-9 p.m. proceeds By DWYER a good deed—in religion, we our letters to ye’ How dare in every waking minute, and used to the sacrifice defray expenses Isn't it nice that the calen- call it a In religfrm we separate them, would be the smiles and graces from of the liturgical project. we to love yer neighbor dar has tied the shamrock of say more the truth. heaven to protect ye in the Caroline DeMonte of Union as yerself fer the love of God scout ye walk St. Patrick with the symbol of If you arc a it's not paths as Catholics, City is chairman. —in scouting, the message Is Girl Scouts and Americans the Girl Scouts. Oh, and ye just fer todsy or fer as long brotherhood; that we are all didn't know that it had? as yer wearin' yer uniform—- sisters (and brothers) in the the Faith, if if ye really believe ui what POPES DID not attend Students ye just look at the world. Orange calendar. youTl find it's yer doin', scouting will leave first eight ecumenical coun- time strives to Scouting develop mark cils. being represented by leg- to get yer Girl Scout uniform a wonderful on yer life Visit Kessler each, individual child in a a tea. pressed for the annual Girl fer as long a* you walk way that will bring out the Scout Sunday Holy Hour Keep through the days If you are a ORANGE — The senior stu- best in ye and allow ye to con- It's not right on goln' through the Catholic, just fer this dents of St. Mary’s Hospital tribute to others Yer Church whole Girl Scout week and world—if ye really believe visited the Kessler Institute for tells ye that each ooe of us Have You there—smack at the end—is and work at it, yer Faith will visit the Kessler Institute for was created especially by God wonderful mark Sunday, March 17, St Pat- leave that on Rehabilitation. West Or- and that each of us must use rick's Day. >er life that will lead ye right gifts and talents to ange, March 1. The visit is in our earn the Read... ? And by coinci- through gate* of heaven conjunction with the advanced some strange heaven have week dence the uniform you'll' be May ye a Messed nursing course, in which the Tbt tollou HOW a! mg (sriliMi tit pressin' is also the green that DARK we combine —find shamrocks every students select and plan the btirj on srtitltt tbjt sometimes connect the two thoughts in one of turn, good deeds to be done jpptjr activities. we with the Emerald Isle in tbn uttk'i turn* of Tbt Ann Di Benedette, nursing in- .iJioult. Tbt tmufti err st structor, is class director. NOW. SINCE the two days tbt bottom of tbt lolnmn uilh HELPING in the Leaders of Tomorrow of are failin' right same Elizabeth Prioress Gives tbt pjgt lifting for tbt till- THEMSELVES - The Civic's Club Assumption, Bay- raised to bocks time, we dare to try to find onne, $5O Kelp more for their school the Wins Scholarship ye ilt. buy library. Presenting money to one thing in the life and deeds Sister Inez Barbara DeSantis, M.P.F ., p[?]pal is Mary Jane Tarzio. Others left to 1. A book who heard BI.OOM El ELD — of salesman Stephen good old St Patrick to dis- right are Francis Alfano, Michael Mingoia and Rev. Dominic J. Del Monte, pastor. Lc Verme. grader a sermon by Blessed John of an eighth agree with the rules and reg- 33 Science Awards at Sacred Heart School here, of Avila became ulations yer own Girl Scout a St John the Baptist has been awarded a four-year troops Just one. mind you. ELIZABETH - Mother Cor Theodore and Stanley Koster- to Regis High b. SL John Vtanney scholarship That's all ye need to prove neha, OSB, Benedictine prt owski. St Michael's, Cran- Caldwell Wants God School, New York the don't ford; Agardy, St. c St John of College ‘Johnny’ two occasions really oress. presented science KUen Gene- fit together. awards to students in schools vieve's. Elizabeth, 2. Ltrordatre High School. Up- Also per Montclair, is staging For Boys 7-15 But ye see, the religion of staffed by her congregation at grade si*. Mar- the garet Blessed something this week To Have Good School Patrick—yer own Catholic science fair held in Bene- Kennedy, Sacra- special a Library CAMP SEBAIK Faith—and the rules of the dictine Academy here March ment. Karen Ann Kelly. Si R is a MAINE LAKE SEBAGO, a full length dramatic pro- - The Girl Scouts are aimed at the X-J. Benedict s. Newark. Gletia C At-DWELL Caldwell Col workshop is broken Into sending student librarians Into CONDUCTED BY THE Van Rev duction lege took the three The same end Patrick taught us Winners by class and school Warrebey, George up subject at sessions which rotate the schools. workshop pro- A b hockey game last HOLY CROSS FATHERS about the Church and God and were: grade ooe, William Ze- Rrown; gi»de school libraries from claasel on processing, grams for the children are be- tournament » mjj« {ren N«« VmkCat. u u how we could live better, more kat. Blesses! Sacrament. Khz Grade seven. Katherine Jes- c basketball wee* in anew program aimed circulation. and reference in ing held in the college library courageous lives so w* could abelh. Joseph Caughey. St perten. Katherine Regan. St 2. Missionaries are reaching at improving and servicing formation Twelve certified laboratory where the children earn heaves. Girl Scouting East Genevieve's; Nancy . Gees. the the libraries in the 39 eirmcn are able to CAMP KAIOM Ml f* N »WH M Joseph's. Rutherford, Japanese people through librarians conduct the panel work with their the ideals TUITIONi I mil MM Mh 11* teaches you high and Georgianne Talarowskt. Bleised Sacrament. Thomas a education tary k bouts staffed by the and discussion groups with own book* rather than those N. C.S.C. based on God's Command- work Sister Rev. Jov Hanno, Sacred Heart, Elizabeth, two. Gallagher. St Michael s, Cran- b medical Dominican 1 student teacher librarian* of a college level that 835 Clinton Avenue ments will help you to Ann Marie Gnmwald. Blessed ford, c construction of new Under the direction at Sit- from Caldwell College aiding be better, Arid eight, Catherine Skier- churches ter Margaret Bridgeport 4, Conn. more courageous Sacrament. Roseanne Wyglen Anne of Catd m the classes citizens of this world ski Blessed J-v and Tel: FOre»t 7-7353 dowakl. St. James. Spring- Sacrament; 4 The Pauitst Fathers' radio well College sparked be Sure in scouting they call it Fonseca, Raymond Del Sister M Margaret, THE PLANNING hoard and field: and James Ragucci. St seph program. "The Way to Go." super of M James Crosse. Richard Kirekte. Ben- will present March 10: visor Dominican elemen- ataff includes Sister Eileen der Memorial. Elizabeth. four and Sister M of Cakl Grade three. Richard Barn. Ray- a a tour of St Paul's tary schools, workshops Aqutn have PIUS ELEVENTH Blessed Sacrament; Susan mond ManfelU. Bender Me Church been set up tor students well College, Sister Gertrude BUttTIOM CAMP mortal and teachers of the Mane, chairman of the »G* MTV *] t Babcock. Rev. George A. b 1-enten sermons grade acting to Brown Memorial. lake Mo- The high school winners at Passion schools new North Jersey Catholic A PERFECT SPOT FOR The Uni Cuip Far Catholic Boya C 14 C. a Play Benedictine be A PERFECT hawk; four. Thomas Menen- Academy were The first session for 1U Library Association - to at VACATION 3 Good ways to help the mis- per- des, St. Genevieve’s, Eliza- Audrey Jarman. filiated during Easter vaca- • nm rooo .hocctn . . . chemistry. sons w-*s held Feb 28 from 1 1.000 • College campus , SEW) sions are by rKlllTKt ill ipotti beth; Kim Abrahamson. St. Gail dePlaoque. Nancy Eieb- to 5 m It was tion l. Sister M Veronica Jo- acres ... all sports, includingl a daily sacrifice p attended by Ciwr I Ol OH AJhA rrr v K>. Vincent orn. Maria seph, principal of Union Cath- iSe Elaborate Indian m James; GugUelmo. biology. Vehlaitis. to nelghbora principals, a lay and a re- rrtJ brj »A et» , water-skiing. b being kind t« • Blessed Sacrament; Nancy Veoezta. Catherine olic School. Sister M v»r*tK« 500 ktn CM ligious member, and High (Soil* tad wondlAAdl Lore program ... experienced c prayers faculty Inssj Penner; mathematics. Benign*. Stater Rita t at* itk». ip Beat* two students from the ftftti, Frances cp brother counselors from La 01 »*»d ptnorraqu* «Wr rewtrtry GRADE FIVE, Jacqueline Kidler Joanne Treuvch and Ann ts. and sixth, seventh and eighth Suter John I'MA&U* lirtd Salette order. [CASMOG Leszezak. Blessed »**d * v w»-«• '»>l rctuurkv Sacrament. Kathleen McCann ’-9 grades of each school Two additional • trd Kikritj. TrjM-brr aged aged workshops Trtrk St. Peter's Prep 20-2 NEWARK — The slimmest St. Mary's (E) 18-3 of margins still separates the St. Aloysiu* 19-4 two leaders in the North Jer- St. Benedict's Prep 18-7 sey Catholic schoolboy indi- Seton llall 13-4 vidual basketball scoring race THE SOFT Catholic with Rich Corsetto of SELL - Tom Heinsohn, former St. Michael's (UC) Bergen 12-7 (27.1) Roselle Catholic St Bonaventure's Joe a11-stater, sells the first ticket to Bishop Bernard J. Flana- 16-4 leading of Don Bosco 18-4 Camillery (27 0) of St Mary’s gan Worcester, Mass., for a two-day testimonial pro- 14-7 (JC). Both had games sched- Bob Essex Catholic gram honoring retiring basketball star a team- Cousy, DePaul 19-3 uled March 5 which are mate of on the Boston Celtics. little Heinsohn Three fans not included in these totals. watch transaction. Camillery played one game, in North Jersey, will face a scoring 29 points, during the test in its March stiff opener past week, but couldn't regain 8 with St Anthony's st Wee- the lead from Corsetto. who hawken The Blue Seton Hall Bishops, was idle However, Camillery Eyes Icing who are led by their all-stste accomplished another impor- candidate Tom hold Greeley, tant goal as he became the of decisions a couple against first St Mary's player to hit On Successful the Jersey City school, but the 1.000 points Dennis Richard- Season Friars' Mike Modoski can son of St Aloysius also score in bunches enough to climbed into that exclusive make hi* team dangerous club the SOUTH ORANGE — The sons, they had 15-9. during past week. ths leaoirs best season in three under awaits A possible upset St llnrluSn tun Mura <1 SATISFACTION was also Coach Richie Regan has al Peter * in it* first tournament O PH A vs (orartu,. 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Carey, pastor of St. Michael’s Church and director Mass mm ? • / of St. Michael’s High School, has ■ reported “full co- BENZIGER operation” during the first week of the school’s ban against steady by its BROTHERS »«, & dating 4 students. complete, up-to-date At a First Friday Mass (or the student body March 1, Fa- ther Carey said that about 20 • Shows you In special full-color students had come to him and photo- ■* *"*« promised that they hsd broken s: off with their "steady." March • In 1472 PHIS combines J/fcf 1 had been the deadline set in everythingyou have always wanted in a Daily Missal—- his announcement last week every feast. Including all new feasts. In that expulsion would follow DAILY LZ their proper places—all the new Votive continuance of the practice. Masses, and a selection of Masses proper MISSAL St. Michael's, Union City, to religious congregations... also announced last week • A complete selection of and prayers tells you and shows through its director, Rev. God- devotions. frey that stu- Kasper, C.P., • A completely Illustrated section on the you how to follow m dents going steady would be Sacraments. barred from school honors. the Mass. • Color photos and explanations of the Union students City were al- vestments and vessels used during Mass. ready barred from school ac- • In fact, this new I*l Daily Missal has Shows you what to tivities for this reason. more desirable features than we can begin WHEN Father Carey reported that to list here. say, when to say it, DOES YOUR he has received letters from • The only to way appreciate it fully is to in the Dialogue Mass. many states and from people see It. and nse It \ of all faiths favoring his action • ARO NOW YOU CAM EXAMINE THE I*l which, be said, was simply an WITHOUTOeilCAflOM IN YOUR OWN ADVOCATE application of Church HOMEMJSML by the ARRIVE? teaching simply tilling out coupon and $32 which bans steady company- returning it today. keeping unless the can couple • d* ci4 » to ** buy you send us for th# new jjfo Mitul plan on being married in the Oflfy >3.75. in th# hard bindirif. WE MAIL HONORARY 'CHIEF' - To the question, "What'll we give Father Wallace on his 40th an- near future. ON WEDNESDAY! niversary at a priest?" Cub Scoots of Blotted Virgin parish, Independence, Mo., an. swered, "We'll make him our honorary chief." Father Wallace, pastpr emerotus of the BENZIGER inc. parish and Cub chaplain, accepted by donning Indian headress the boys gave him. BROTHERS * tVP< Pariah Plans tA * T * * * NEW Tha YORK 22, NEW YORK mailing schedule of The Advocate is BXNZIQER BROTHERS Ino. / o«i set so that Arts Festival ito ; (ait iitt stritt up should receive on y you your paper • "*• »‘ 77. Hrm Yart PWm EAST ORANGE - The mM m jrosr JMJ Dairy W iul Thursday. The Post Office Department is anxious North Family Life Apostolate of to Name will cooperate to insure prompt Jersey Calendar Holy parish sponsor delivery. its second annual Lenten Arts Festival, opening March 10 You can FRIDAY, MARCH • help out tie Deßliek. chairmen. Name a by filling the coupon be- Holy Society, Holy with showing of the film, St. John Life - * family Apo*. Name. East Orange - of Priest. low and it toi Thomas More Coaecll. Father "Diary a Country ' mailing tolate, Rrrgrnlield _ and Evening K. of C.. Westwood Third ton Communion break- On the same evening, Rob- of recollection in the church fast at Crystal I-akc Casino, ert stage and TV degree at E (I. Alberque Gerringer, hall. West Orange. Rev Alexander Circulation Dopt. Council. Ridgefield Park. 130 actor, will speak on the re- Soktdich of Seton Hal! Uni- of the M SUNDAY. MARCH 1# P m. lationship performing Tho Advocate versity. speaker. John Jack- arts and Christian life Holy Name Society. St. Holy Name Society. St. son. chairman The March 24 program will 31 Vincent de Paul, Bayeane Clinton Street Catherine's. Hillside _ Com feature a/Choral exhibition of Communion breakfast follow- Holy Name Society. St. Jo- muniofl breakfatt at the King- music, featuring ing 9 seph-*. East Rutherford liturgical Newark N. J. a m Mass Msgr. Thom- ston Fa- 2, Restaurant, following 8 selections from the Mass a* Gilhoolcy, dean of Setnn ther and son Communion a m Mats chanted in English. Commen- Hall University College in breakfast in school hall Rev. Paterson, and Rev. Edward Holy Name Society, St Christopher McElroy. O, tary on the role of music in John the God will b« Name. F Wojtyeha. moderator, N'rpomurene. Gotten Carm, of Carmel Retreat warship of made Rev. Francis J. - berg—Father ami son Com- House. Oakland, by HUDSON speakers, speaker COUNTY munion breakfast at parish Funrheon. St. Thomas V Holy Name St. the pottle. hall 7 Society. Ag- following 30 a m Mats The series will conclude Old Bridge Debate between nes. (lark Communion Address. Al l-aborski, chairman. April 7 with a dramatic pre- SI. Peter * and Seton breakfast at Columbian Club. College sentation of the Passion by 8 Hall University on federal aid Holy Name St. Rahway, following am Society, members of the parish, under to Mats at NATIONAL parochial in Paterson _ dohnson Regional BANK institutions St. Theretc'*, Com- the direction of Gilbert 1 Thom a* Hall. 8 IS p m munion breakfast Andrew High School Msgr John Cas- City Rathbun of Seton Hall Uni- Holy St Tecta, speaker tel* of Immaculate Concep- Name Society. Mi versity. tion rhael’t, Patertoo Commun- Seminary, speaker Mi- Archangel Guild. Engle chael Ford and James Whal- Jersey ion breakfatt m *cboot hall City Rocelvod. *wod Irish Open House at chairmen. Day following Bam Mass Magis- en. Peacocks Host St Michael's Novitiate. 4 trate Charles 9 J Alfano. m MONDAY. M \R(If it Snrtb p George Manning, chair- To Bayotme Bergen speaker Tom Ruto and Au- Star Drill Meet man of the Sea (ourii. K. of C., Bayonne—Theater JERSEY CITY - The St Union par Gu/tenberg City ty to see musical play. •Ol- Peter's College Pershing Rifle iver” invitational drill meet will be Hoboken W eebawketi held March * m the Jersey THURSDAY. MARCH 14 City Armory , starting at S JO Calbolie Lawyer* Guild of a m. Essex County Dinner meet- The infantry drill regulation We ing at Thom ms challenge smart Restaurant, competition will be held in the shoppers! Newark W Dr Mc- IJoyd morning, followed by the trick Every Corfcle, director of N.J. insti- drill competition in the after- tution* and agencies, speak- noon Among the competitors er Judge Ferdinard D M* in the Utter event will be sucti, chairman North Carotins and T. sec Friendly Sons of St. Patrick ood-place winner at the nation °f al trick drill meet last Hodsou 4 ouaty _ Annual year Banking COMPARE dinner at Union Club. After the competition, there Kobo review ken Presentation to Msgr will be a military of James A. Hamilton, pastor of ail uniU. at which awards will the cost of a Home St Patrick's Church. Rev be presented by Rev Leo Mc- Improvement Charle* F.X. Dolan. SJ. of Laughlin. S.J., acting presi- Service St Peter's College and Dr. dent of St. Peter's. Maurice Leahy of Fordham Loan at University, Harold Trust with speakers. St. Perter's Retains Deposits Insured $lO,OOO Peoples any J. Ruvoidt, chairman Up To Debating Trophy By The Federal NEW YORK - 'Peter s Deposit Insurance Corporation other bank or Bishop McNulty SI finance plan College retained the Arthur To Allend Dinner Gribbin Memorial Trophy as it won the third annual de- CUTOUT HERE MORRISTOWN Bishop bate tournament sponsored by McNulty will attend the testi- the St. John’a University So- Med. aa monial dinner in honor cial Science Ifyoo yon pay monthlyi Fraternity. of Msgr. John J. Sheenn. vicar William Uakowski aod general of the Paterson Dio- Daniel Greene led the Pea- to 34 cese. be held March at cocks to victory over 21 rival the Mardabrook ATTENTION Farms in schools, with Liskowski taking Parsippany third place individual honors. A* l"**c*U*d r»r***«. IMtHi The dinner is being given >4 0»U>«co CmnUn *1 ickw by the George Washington St. Peter's Gleemen Council. K of C . and is al- ready a sellout with over 800 To Defend Title COMO tickets Msgr. purchased NEW YORK - St Peter s Sheenn is also pastor of St. College will defend its title BEAUTY CULTURE Margaret - Church her*. COLLEGE * to the fifth annual Catholic In- tercollegiate Glee Club Festi- val at St. John's University !■» March 30-31. Also in the nine-college field MSS' will be Seton Hall University. There will be a concert March HELPS YOU 36 at I p.m. and the competi- tion be TO “KNOCK OUT” will held March 31 at 2 p.m., following a High Maas in Alumni Hall, at which all COLDS 800 glee club members will sing. relief gtt Magazine Article ' from nature'* Features St. Mary's Circle the Amount You Need- THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY 158 ELLISON roughest DOWNERS GROVE, 111. — STREET, PATERSON 15 Main and the Street The current issue of Sword monthly payment to fit Mill SCHOOL (or th# your •coion Onco INVITES GROUTS Oft,. Schedule Include*: Hackensack, N. J. Magazine, published here, Fill In t A S fr*a ahampoo *nd mi. lour id achool, lunch *» (utUl *| (ho limou* budget your name and an address. contains article on St. Choi Hoorl Ihliwhl * audit Iho painting oKhitnuo* and return la ocheol now lor and onjnjoblo aptliud* School* Bring or mail this Name__ Mary's parish. Closter, written taloroaUni tool. who hivo ind on part id- coupon to your «r* our boat toloronco* Thl* oduc*tk day lasts the rest of a mini twms and the activities of the life. laity A follow up program begins The schedule called for two with the apostolic commitment days of work on anew draft of the of the council cursillutas at the cur- project on mass sillo closing and continues with communications, to be fol- periodic meetings held in their lowed by four days of confer- own areas. ences polishing a final draft on the lay apostolat*. TIIE CI’RSII.I.O movement The Theology Commission Is only' 1* years old but Its (on faitli and morals) is con- growth has been dynamic tinuing its meetings, which be- cursillo New The first was held on gan late in February. JerseyRealty the island of Majorca, Spam, in mr. Plan Show TITLE INSURANCE CO. From there the cursillo Variety spread to most of the dioceses MONTCLAIR - St Vin- NEWARK of Spam, then to Portugal, cent's Hospital will present a Austria, Germany and France. variety show, "Visiting Hours TRENTON • HACKENSACK Spanish speaking people car »r* Over," May 24 23 at Hill- ried It the side School with Dr. NEW BRUNSWICK • FREEHOLD to V. S , as w ell here, to L. as Colombia. Bolivia, Peru, Sylvester Casta serving as Mexico and Cuba. director. There, is unanimous agree- Presenting a Distinctive Community of "New Idea" Gold and Bronze ment among cursllllstai that the Holy Spirit is in this move- in Medallion QUALITY Homes, Where Does ment. The very heart of the GARFIELD Electricity Everything... cursillo program is a study of Divine Grace, its necessity and (Bergen County) Cooks, Illuminates, Even Washes the its Launders, Dishesl power 50% And only grace can explitn the phenomenal success of this newr (ay movement. But who can describe the working of SOLD ELECTRIC U. S. the Holy Spirit who works in A.* CITY, different as ‘WHIM 7 as msny wsys QUALITY !• NKVKR AN IXTRA* there are souls in the world? In Middlesex HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! County, N. J.— 50 Minutes Manhattan from 30 Minutes from Newark! No mstter now msny words Y c §BS3KtSSS££« Chuck Steaks Y«m( 43 .fc. D Mb Root v 55* lASTV h 99* wrf! Cub# Stacks k. 99* Steaks Ombdf Scallops um, %. 99* Hrn*4 MO NNMM a ooy Rib Roost k 61* lift D l»ai cm of *69* hiCrt SHOP.RITE Mb Stacks *. 75* R 69! Rib Roast ft. 85* Tossy Rod PAINT Pot Roost ft. 59* Short Ribs k. 49* C6 —•«* •* *»» »»*«"• lw IWM« DM l» 111| FANTARVLOUS GROCERY • M*r Pvrt*«M * IhM AND AVAILABILITY bmmkss WESSON You’ll look far and s|s9 CONVENIENT I , tow safely, ready availability of your savings here, the non- ! JW TAJ I Jell-o Desserts asrl2 £?1 fluctuating qualityof your account, plus the highest rate in town TMS toward tha this h THE place for your savings! purchaM of any* ~$1 * of NoadM. I COUPON PM* Shop-Rito or White Tuna 1535&- 3™ 7 worth SPAGHETTI Coupon Good Ati Dwwils, Dark Onwloto, MM ‘ My ItapMO Saptnoarint I Cake Mixes Tallow,j3S£SLde29*'Whit#, lmom Valval pkg. I J||C e :5 Coi/oon Um.i, Ona lonuM „ p«. ~ Co*P°« f*ph»fc March I Tomato DMDiNDS START 9. 1943 *^l0 *- Po* ladaamaU SoupSsr Thur>4p«n 7 [>**• • V\e*k~ might have been the story of a fail when first «r W AAMIAC tArtAl UAMtn Mark ha— Ito • • toNRt" ( MWr lldsii Lgn(h»tn Mrv*4 11-1 They SIMM TA* _ books was Jessica, UMnette TomanelU ta*. uMr rru as* |t«*al Da—- "■■drf’h Uto IMW 1.1*4 pub „(ut< •al la rtIML to Me* ' CKhtilli tur imcklTt »*l f.ti.*l r AAaiM** i run family’s redemption has be- then Mathy. run off ASSrtNtA* IHAMA A*| J-4* J hlr> fir hshed in the (' S The la! * aumrti St a t. I*l ** SttMta* during 1962, i _ I to Ito come instead the of their ClenSin aam a«— —h r—M» »•»» at *«r row mot«>val enabling when we an to have been working in south ignore testimony favor- immai* O. L. of Libera give injection the aries. who "have become re- pl»w». auunaf y»w vt to complete jrovr choree on during the war, but it is never southern of the able to defendants, the baby. At first we were part Sudan missionary dundant " *hert nottco used now. not even in an em- Bishop Stanton will make apprehensive about pouring where the predominanity Ne- help the prosecution and show ergency. The boats call once an appeal on behalf of the the baptismal waters in front gro population has been sub prejudice against all Chris for the * week No local boat can tians brought before them The Society Propagation of the non-Christian parents of jected to a step-by-step cross the bar pro- of the Faith 10 or della at the also of on March at a baby who was obviously dy- gram of Ulamuabon by the reports allege that mouth of the river, to we are Our Lady of Libera. West ing. but experience has shown Sudan's Arabic-speaking Mos Goals have tried to bribe wit truly isolated New York, Rev. Eugene lem nesses to testify In Time Seed that the parents are matters from the North. against mis- of greatly “My assignment calls for A Kanelli, pastor. consoled. sterner* Stanton general nursing services The A VEROVA Father hat been Observer* Bishop thanks “They are very grateful also noted that Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director Father nearest doctor it at Kerrma. released on ball Fanelli and other when we are able to tell them from prison 60 miles away An IMoot the Sudan pastors of the archdiocese afterwards about the in after three effect of WEEK END RETREATS W bote and service is in u ith for thesa launch it being built for me month* without been careful understanding accord making appeals Baptism on the soul and that having to use as a mobile clinic and brought to trial Rev Giovanni FOR THE LAITY the possible. they now have a little ’angel’ traditions of Holy Mother Church ambulance, all as travel is Tmetla, FSC J . in heaven. Ominesan. who 37. was ac- in NO A Ml UMNO WITH GOO done the on She rivers and cused of telling two catrehivta lost two newly baptised sons For: creek*. There are no roads, that MEN, WOMEN, to the Church "the (Sudanese* govern Triumphant, " electricity, phones or postmen men! is HUSBAND and WIFE was so evil He was re REZEM FUNERAL HOME RIEMAN + - inspired by thinking FUNERAL HOME "Medical services are As | about her prac- leased on ball only after the Long two boys with tically ml. Some C»mKHN4I k» *v# •# BERGEN COUNTY 579 Grove Street 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE villages have Italian Foreign in- Mariasama’ that she herself Ministry V* --» Ford • AW4«t N J. UNION CITY. N J. a Native Aid Station, but are Irvington, asked to terceded in hit behalf Live take instructions and oo 'r As You almost always out of THOMAS DIFFILY ESiex 2-8700 UNion 7 6767 was baptized ’Natale’ last drugs Father Trivella had been put Wf.H H J. and dressings. Until now there In Christmas Eve. solitary confinement OltfCTO* 01 KirtfATl 41 AMES AVENUE EB>*xdxb3T*» a « STANTON FUNERAL HOME LEBER FUNERAL HOME were no infant and maternal shirt good in com u without either or »hoet. "Please Q»**> •< RUTHERFORD. N. J. TOO tarot i help our medical welfare services, so by Fm« H»#«« 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE 20th ST & HUDSON BLVD. /oar instal- and wa* forced to la■ la sleep no WEbster 9-0098 • in mission work by equipping us lation of these It FW. AfcW, N*«4m J NUTLEY, N. J. A *" crnf clinics w# hope lha earth floor despite the N UNION CITY, N. J. fc& with the tools of our trade, as to bring an improvement in HENNESSEY NOrth 7-3131 UNion 3-1100 by your generous medical prayers care for the people FUNERAL HOME for our success." and at the same time to intro- MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME HOWARD J. BRENNAN 232 KIPP AVENUE duce them to the love of the 102 FLEMING AVENUE 6414 BERGENUNE AVE. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. • OhSuTui Plea for Assistance Sacred Heart INDIA: HARVEST IN MARCH NEWARK. N J. WEST NEW YORK. N. J. "We ATIos 8 1362 urgently need your help THE FLOODED RICE MArket From theFar Morth FIELD** of southern lodi. kn, her. 3 0514 UNion 7 0373 that we may care for our dear The Ull-staadtag heads with their 'low p*,hrd TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE ” »eed» want roc nta iMKMMAnoMi From the polar circle comet Papuans fathered la JOHN F. MURPHY WILLIAM SCHIEMM INC. •" . . . After threshm* MAYWOOD BOGOTA a letter saying: “I am writing “>» grains. 480 SOCIETY OF still eneased la theii LITTLE FERIY SANFORD AVENUE 2200 HUDSON BIVD. this in pencil because in this bma halt*, hit (sited padd, NEWARK, N. J. Official Eaeh HUbbord 7 3050 UNION CITY. N J. THE DIVINE WORD Eskimo camp we are Upholds this lucky <2jajk >»" at liar (hr alar (era u»len ESiex 3 6053 lAM Aaaaity Dept PA. to have even that. Our WILL SCHIEMM. GIRARD. mis- (raai ST. JOSEPH * HOME FOE THE VOLK FUNERAL HOMES sion is on an 390 Sentence island miles Uhang ABANDONED far MANAGER appear (hr kinol TEANECK TE 6 0202 JOHN J. QUINN 7 Korea a» ARTPOOKKARA. la (he dlrxrar FUNERAL UNion 1000 SEOUL. (NC) - Cm BOGOTA: HU 9 2202 HOME •* Kim, Korean CHANGANACUERRT . . . They VERONICA'S VEIL Chong-O Army 323-329 PARK AVENUE JAMES A. McLAUGHLIN ** Sri paddy far JOHN J. FEENEY A chief of staff, hai mot im SONS AMERICA'S confirmed ORANGE. N. J MOST POPULAR Ihe ft •TPSaam. aged. hsndarspped and 111 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 591 JERSEY AVENUE three-year suspended fail aadrr (heir rarr. Whatever (hr, ORonge ? 0348 jentence given to former Pre RIDGEWOOD N J JERSEY CITY, N. J. Passion rrla* lax Play M TL aaa atux far Or whole mier John Chant, leading HJf Uw) Mmm /W Gilbert 4-7650 KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME Oldfield 3 2266 Over rear: . . . SISTER 25.000 Witnessed if lo»t Year Korean CARMEL* leiU aa Catholic layman. /vbfWcbd 101 UNION AVENUE aa4D Oal man* aba arrk admittance GORMLIY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM FORTY NINTH SEASON The sentence wa» handed SCHLEMM, INC. « “*• Jusirio marl br mrned away. She rsnnot meet mortal- 335 STREET BELLEVILLE. N. J. down earlier In UNION 24 PERFORMANCES February by ia« debts aad lark af make* Or 539 BERGEN AVE. apsee aork daakly hard . . . 9-3503 a court of HACKENSACK. N.J. Plymouth military appeals Tfca Slatrra harr far JERSEY N. NOW PLAYING CLOSES APRIL 9 aaly one raaaa IkrmaeUm another —n CITY. J. here. intends to HUbbord 7-1010 Chang appeal raraar far a ehaprl. Tkry nred real a ebaprl. a koaar for the FRANK McGEE JOHN J CARTY, the court'* verdict and the Slakara. aa wall aa where CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE PERFORMANCES FOR CHILDREN aa Infirmary Uinr cwmlai In wlO 525 SUMMER chief of AVENUE MANAGER SATURDAY MATINIII - staff* to eaalailoai diorama he 1M P. ML approval a caa laalaled A itfl »1 PM will 1321 TEANECK ROAD M*nk *. ... af N. HEnderson 144 k. Drl Mm. A*r.l l higher Oj NEWARK. J. 4-0411 court. retire* atraia aa Oaar raliaal women. Hill for WEST - SI.M - yaa. ST. N. J. CMMrW. Tkk.t, te Orwn 1 M - ENGLEWOOD. m w< 7 tc FEAST Ob HUmboldt 2-2222 Chang, head of the govern- JOSEPH’S month, help a houae drdlealrd lo hunt FRANCIS X. FAHEY, ment PERFORMANCES FOR ADULTS ousted in May, 1*61. by SPRINGTIME IN MURRAY CURTAIN. MATIN!If I N P.M. ■ the now GALILEE Manager MORRIS COUNTY VININOS IN PM military junta in FUNERAL SERVICE MARCH l» SUNDAY MATIN!I MARCH Bee ante Hr waa a wail He TE 7-2332 M SATURDAY IVININO power, wai retried by the man a» aa waa God MARCH II PRIDAV IVININO MARCH II SUNOAY AUSTIN!! Ha loved Hu MICHAEL J. MURRAY. MARCH 14 SATURDAY military court on own goat-nibblcd hllU. HU IVININO MARCH II IVININO SUNDAY appeal* a crumbling SCANLAN MARCH 17 SUNDAY MATINIR JrwUh rod Director APRIL 4 IVININO SATURDAY charge of aiding a to over- MARCH XX RRIDAY IVININO plot APRIL 7 MATINII SUNOAY Hr bowed lo Roman rule ESSEX COUNTY FUNERAL HOMES MARCH U SATURDAY throw the and dared none lo rebel! 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE IVININO APRIL 7 IVININO SUNDAY junta. MARCH M SUNOAY MATINII Bui ob iba windflower? out of APRIL » IVININO TUISDAY At his fint trial Naim. BLOOMFIELD. N.J. 781 Newark Pompton last Septem We Tpk. know He loved them well!” —Eileen PETER J. QUINN ber he was Duggan PI 3-2527 Plains, N. J. PRICES: ADULT convicted and ihoae “hUU Pompton PERFORMANCES Rlfht now of Galilee" where He sentenced to »o often walked Funeral Director TE 5-4156 PRONT lALCONY 47 M . SXM . • a 10-year prison ablate SI M ORCHISTRA It M ira with color-red. The blue, while. narciiaua C Ro** 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Sp*ci«l RMn Mr AAull PtrtwmiKn Mr term He wa* SH 2 Snw NUtr R«r* pardoned shortly of Sharon"! ahlne* la the 6433 ALL SEATS RISIRVID sunlight Whole hUUidea ORDER TICRITS IN ADVANCI afterward. are N. J. DIRECTORS Chang instiled on covered BLOOMFIELD. WRITE with wild anemonea i"LUy of the Field"! and or - UNion his with GRACE PHONE 5-2325 innocence, and pink 8-1260 MURPHY however, flax, crowfoot. Iri*. broomrape and Pilgrim refused borage And here on the pardon. The re- day not WILLIAM T. NEELY a lone before the Crucifixion. Peter. In CORNY A GORNY PASSAIC COUNTY VERONICA'S VEIL THEATRE trial followed anxwer to Our hi* demand that Lord'a uttered 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE question hit Immortal reply the 1309 Control Union he be “Thou are MORTUARY Avenue, City N.J. acquitted of any part in Chrtat'” N. J. 399 HOOVER AVE. NEWARK. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME the alleged plot. la appreciation for the MASS STIPENDS and other HUmboldt glfta N. J. 3 2600 171 send in. we would BLOOMFIELD. WASHINGTON PLACE youi like to give you a .mall memento—a card with from the 3-8400 flower* Holy Ijnd Or well gladly aend Pilgrim GORNY « GORNY PASSAIC, N. J. te the friend one or relative In whose PRescott 7-0141 name your offering u FLOOD FUNERAL HOME MORTUARY made, if you with.- Help Students to Andrew W Flood, Mgr. 303 MAIN STREET Become Priests GORNY ft GORNY 112 So. Munn Ave. EAST N J. “EGG MONEY* ORANGE. MORTUARY $l.OO WILL MAINTAIN A East N. J. 2-2414 STUDENT FOR ONE DAY ~I«« money" traditionally ioe» to the Orange, ORonge farmer’i wife fee her 519 MARSHALL STREET ate. Recently a woman wrote aa that for her ORonge 4-4445 WILL YOU HELP HIM yean egg money l. V. ALONG? wan riven far the MUHIN l SON PATERSON. N. J. education of a seminarian . . At times she MArket 2 2530 976 BROAD STREET wandered If the sacrifice were worth while. 4 5400 Then rame word CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE MUlberry young man b no. ordained N. J. th« 4 the . . Chlldleaa themaelv* NEWARK, eauple have been 69 HIGH STREET GORMLEY FUNERAL In our Divina Word given greet happiness by their MArket 3-0660 HOME Seminaries In Indio, N. J. Philippine ORANGE. 154 WASHINGTON PLACE and Yaa also can Japan, we have a number of students help educate a seminarian or Sbter 4-7554 preparing In one af ORonge PASSAIC, N. J. oar mboloa lands. 11 a week for alx for the MANY ARE VERY POOR and yean pays for a aemtna- HUELSENBECK PRescott priesthood. need f ** HUDSON COUNTY 9-3183 * w ** h ,#r ,wo Fe«ra prepare! a girl for -*< . to -l It lons life Or MEMORIAL HOME ns financial continue ... you eau a help their studies. Join DOLLAR. A-MONTII CLUB: QUINLAN 1108 So. FUNERAL HOME CHRYSOSTOM CLUB for aemlnartans Orange Ave. EARL F. BOSWORTH 27-29 HARDING AVENUE MARY’S BANK for Sisters. Newark 6, N. J. TIAR OFF 311 WILLOW AVENUE N. W CLIFTON, J, Kindly Karl Huelsenbeck remember ua In your will. Official title: HOBOKEN, N. J. PRescott 7-3002 wear raintri Director THB CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Oldfield 9-1455 DEAR ESsex 2-1600 Enclosed find MONSIGtfOR RYAN: Oldfield 9-1456 $ for sponsoring s student m CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE UNION to the priesthood for Enclosed please And BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME COUNTY days. . 77 PARK STREET Name MONTCLAIR, N. J. 41 Highland Ava. MILLER-BANNWORTH Pilgrim 4-0005 Jersey City, N. J. Street FUNERAL Zone Charles A. Stevens, HOME ... DECAPUA FUNERAL HOME 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. CITT— City Manager TOW STATS.. State 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. DElaware 3-6446 ELIZABETH. N. J. NEWARK, N. J. Elizabeth 2-6664 MAH TO HUmboldt 2-3333 LAWRENCE G. QUINN FUNERAL HOMS GORNY ft GORNY AHR A SON MANCII CAdDINAt SPILLMAN, Pre.Wen. mi iEORGE 298 ACADEMY ST. MORTUARY REV. FATHER Mort. 700 NYE AVENUE I RALPH, nah.dir. Joseph Y. Ryan. Mari !*•> (at Bergen Square) 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE CM IRVINGTON. N. J. JERSEY N. S.V.D. Catholic Universities CITY, J. ELIZABETH, N. J. HELP NEAR (AST WELFARE m: ESsex 3-1020 SW 8-8114 HIM TO REACH HIS GOAL ASSOCIATION Elizabeth 2-1415 316 N. 4