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VOL. NO. 13 7, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1958 PRICE: TEN CENTS

Warns on Anti-Clericalism Pontiff Calls Italy Seat of the Church

VATICAN CITY The “enemies of God” are making special efforts to spread hatred and discord in Italy because that country is the “heart of the Church,” Pope Pius XII said here.

The Pontiff addressed a pilgrimage which had come from the central Italian province of The Marches. His speech , “ITALY, conceived and willed made it clear that the “enemies by God as the seat of the of God” to whom he referred are Church," the Pope continued, those now\ in a groups engaged “was the object of His anticlerical special pre-election cam- love and one of His special ac- paign. tions. Thus, no other nation has THE PONTIFF cautioned the its destinies so closely linked “Marchigiani,” as people from with the work of Christ as has The Marches but because are known, not to Italy . . . precisely abandon their sacred national the heart of the Church is in It- traditions and not to fall victim aly, it can easily be understood to the fear being spread about that the enemies of God press that “Christianity may take from their efforts to spread the dis- Caesar what is Caesar’s.” cord of subversion and the poi- “In Italy,” he said,' “some son of hatred in this country.” claim that Christianity is taking Good Italians with a world out- from Caesar what CARDINAL HONORED: Receiving the Unitas Medal belongs to look* must also be good Chris- Caesar. They seem to forget tians, the Pontiff pointed out, is Cardinal Stritch, newly appointed to the Roman that to give to Caesar what be- for there is only one way of giv- Curia. Making the presentation at left, is Rt. Rev. longs to hfm is ordered Jesus by ing attention to the world,” while Christ. talk if the Ambrose L. Ondrak, O.S.B., Abbot of St. Procopius They as ex- still loving your province and istence of Abbey, Lisle, Ill. The medal is in recognition of the legitimate, orderly lay your country: you must become states is not and has been not conscious of one supreme real- Cardinal's outstanding contributions toward Church one of the principal Catholic doc- ity the Church.” unity. trines. WHEN OILS They seem to forget that ARE BLESSED: Among the solemn ceremonies of the Church Week during Holy is the blessing of a continuous effort to keep these the sacramental oils: and the oils of chrism, catechumens and the infirm, on Holy Thursday. Top photos show the powers, Church and state, dis- Asks Faith in Youth of the lower their visible tinct, but at the same time united oils; photos, use as signs of sacramental grace. Upper left photo shows of to according to right principles, has presentation the urn of oil the Bishop by the subdeacon; upper right, the the oil. Bishop blessing (Small always been a tradition of the vessel at right holds balsam to be mixed with the oil of the Lower left infirm.) photo shows the Bishop anointing Church.” Sees a Future the of a hands priest with the oil of catechumens during an ordination that he wished to Pope ceremony; lower center, anointing of the Saying Bright forehead with chrism as the confers and propose thoughts to them Bishop confirmation; lower right, priest Extreme Unction administering which using oil of the infirm. would help them to be “good Marchigiani, good Ital- As the World ‘Reawakens’ ians and good Christians,” he cautioned them, in the same VATICAN CITY Pope Pius XII, in an address to their increasing interdependence, Solons order, against provincialism, but also of Ohio inAttack Rap 100,000 members of Italian Catholic Action Youth, said their marvelous unity. Join the loss of against a world out- That Bishops mankind “one of means that humanity will and the loss is entering the most beautiful spring- Movie Ads look, of family become always more ready to feel values. times the world has ever a known, marked by great awaken- itself a part of the Mystical Body The Pontiff underlined reasons ing of of Christ. the On Laws ALBANY (RNS) News- and development in all fields human life.” Consequently, neces- why Italy belongs to the whole Right-to-Work He said that al- of a Christian solution for so paper and billboard adver- meanwhile, sity world. ‘‘Situated as she is in the the Church COLUMBUS, 0. So called cinnati, F. of social it be though “has not end- dark because of many problems, which hold the Archbishop Edward sons justice may tisements for movies dishonesty . were middle of the oceans, a cross- ed its . . world in rlght-to-work laws are ‘‘unneces- Hoban of Cleveland, Bishop Em- desirable and often martyrdom,” it stands because of badly oriented anguish, will be and will advantageous criticized by the Joint roads of the world between three people sary and unwise,” the Bishops of met M. Walsh of to the that Legis- “fearless” against those who at- and broken families; because of appear always more evident to Youngstown, common good man’s great continents," he said, Ohio said here in lative Committee on Offen- “Italy to “cast mud on its spot- fthe eyes of honest men. a joint state- Bishop George J. Rehring of To- right.be restricted to certain tempt devastated nations; because of a is, to a great extent, the geo- less “There Is ment released by the Ohio Cath- ledo, Bishop John K. Mussio of sive and Obscene Material in its garments.” world torn apart the horrors passing through the specified conditions.” One im- graphical center of the world. by olic annual Massed in St. Peter’s world a voice of Welfare Conference. Steubenville and Bishop Clarence posed condition, the report to the legislature. Square, war." reaction Bishops con- All nations have passed back and jof The six acted the young people cheered as the I against evil|. Will you hear Bishops as a re- G. Issenmann of Columbus. tinued, may require that he be- It said such advertisements forth through her and have thus exhorted them ■ "BUT GOD," he it?” the asked. “Will sult of a campaign for a public were Pope not to fear continued, Pope you “Man has a right and duty to long to a labor union or at least ’‘becoming increasingly ob- contributed to her giving a uni- the but to “who has the dark win- make it your own? Will referendum on right-to-work laws work for his be obliged to the sub- jectionable with lurid to future, march forward permitted you livelihood,” the join union displays versal, understanding and in the Fall. The laws would be attract the open strong “in the certainty of God’s ter and has readied a brilliant give it to others so that it may Bishops said. These cannot be sequently, “so as to share respon- prurient-minded and outlook such j as cannot easily be us all to live and become the of Italian written ino a constitutional existence, and still more in your summer, obliges cry youth taken away to the “extent that sibility with his fellow workmen garish presentations of horror found in other nations. faith in as work in a climate of and the world's amendment which would be of- and terror.” Him ... a loving reawakening youth?” a man loses his of in support of the union.” liberty “It can in fact be said that Father.” and time of The told the Italian fered to the voters. The a spring." Pope young choice of a vocation, nor to the advertisements often dis- Italy does not to the Ital- JUST AS A citizen of this belong "I.ook around you,” he en- people that their group had be- IN THEIR extent that he is of tort the character or statement, the Bish- deprived is content of ians alone, because she belongs THE POPE'S references to the his hearers, country free to live in any state couraged "the come "a mighty army of peace, an to support him- the the ops deplored “state intervention” opportunity movie, group said. to all It was so in trials being the of his choosing, “yet is obliged to people. past undergone by whole world turns to life. In and that they should face the fu- self and his It does not The called for in the issue and urged family. group an ‘‘in- history and it will be so in Church were seen as manage-, observe the laws of the the! prompted spite of many sorrows and so ture without fear. He said that follow that a man has the particu- tensified effort” to enforce ment and labor to correct abuses un- the future.” especially by the current anti lar state as a condition of citi- state’s much misery, materia] life con- mankind has committed many er- leading to the to out- conditional right to work in obscenity statutes. Such clerical campaign zenship,” the “.so campaign being waged tinues to move on to ever great- rors and sins in the past, but be any and busi- Bishops said, an effort would be law the uniop shop. every industry or fruitless, how- by communists in Italy. and also in respect to his right to er more widespread pros- added: "AH unbridled ambitions the statement ness at will,” they continued. ever, without greater cooperation “The Church has Signing were work; he is free to work in not ended perity. will crumble and the greater the The Bishops said that for "rea- any from the courts, the committee NativityPlays Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cin- her martyrdom,” Pope Pius with industry of his choice, but only noted. “The world is awakening and audacity to compete God, the said. “In these days, unarmed, on condition that he abides by Called moving toward a greater well-be- greater will be the ruin of such but fearless as she faces the rules adopted that THE COMMITTEE also called Legal always, ing Automation is much efforts.” by par- the furious turning ticular Tor “new and SAN FRANCISCO assault of those who industry as a condition of more stringent” (RNS) of human labor into an activity of ' federal attempt to strike it with malig- employment.” laws on obscenity. the mind and the extraordinary the Inside —California’s attorney gen- insinuations . Reds On nant . . Jail 50 ... Abuses which the labor dis- often technical is corrupt "Irresponsible publishers, Edmund G. progress facilitating tributors eral, Brown, de- even throwing mud on her spot- OUR SINS crucified and this week’s lead editorial movement cannot be remedied and retailers continue the spreading of culture among Christ, clared here that "there less Slovak Priests by state the to flood newsstands and book- can garments.” people." we Week with Him 8 intervention, Bishops suggests spend Holy ...... Page stores with be no In his for faith fu- VIENNA (NO Czechoslova- observed, but only by increased material designed, valid legal objection” plea in the The Pope, speaking with spe- kia's have emphasis on moral composed and illustrated to to school ture, the Pope, whose talk was cial earnestness, declared that political police arrest- BASKETBALL FANS will be interested in Grant’s responsibility ap- public programs which "it; Ed union leaders peal to and later broadcast the Vatican is ed more than 50 by and union mem- commercially ex- depict events that concern reli- by true to say that no other time; priests through- all-star basketball selections Page 16 bers. ploit prurient Radio in all its out Slovakia and sent them to interest,” the re- gion. foreign language since the coming of Christ ap * Other port said. It added that said he wished “that in Prague, Brno and There- abuses exist on the unsolic- However, he said that programs, pears as derisive as the present jails a of its own. county dignity Read the Holy ited and “salacious” those who are for slenstadt, to part of management, the Bish- advertising is attorneys have jurisdiction to ad- tlbubled, the for the evolution of mankind.” j according reports Father’s statement on 6 ops being mailed to children and vise future of the Church could see reaching here. Page reminded, "such as unrea- school boards on such ques- adults. this crowded “FOR THE FIRST time," he These said that sonable and unjust opposition tions. space" filled by so reports during MOPPING "men are iware not of UP is all art and so Cooperative Ser- to the loyal young Catholicsf. said, only a communist of terror in Supply right of union organiza- The issue has been raised in many reign the Slovakia from Mar 6 to 12. vices is sponsoring a workshop for maintenance men tion, monopoly prices and prof- nearby Marin and Contra Costa Interrupted by cheers, more its, misrepresentation Pope traced the passage of the than 250 Slovak priests were sub- See Page 11 of prod- Counties where some parents Good "dark which Friday to interrogations. One- duets, and bribery and corrup- Warning have registered protests against winter," was made jected long tion not infrequently.” Christmas dark, he said, by “errors which The office of The Advocate fifth of them were said to have It has come to the attention plays put on in public have disturbed been additional The schools. The so many minds; will be doted on flood Friday, jailed An 700 Bishops urged both man- of The Advocate that an organ- parents contended that dark because of the mud which Apr. 4. Slovak Catholic laymen were re- agement and labor “to examine ization known as the Peace plays depicting the birth of Christ has contaminated so many hearts; portedly detained. their consciences as to their hon- through Prayer Crusade, with might confuse children est who are other than motivation, their ideals and an East Rutherford, New Jer- taught Chris- their tian beliefs home. practices.” sey, P. O. address Is mailing at letters to individuals in the Brown made his comment in metropolitan area asking for reply to Mrs. Herman Dean of Concord Urge Kosary Recital donations and offering reli- (Contra Costa County). She and 35 other Concord BUDAPEST* Hungary (NC) gious articles for sale. The moth- to the Hungarian priests have been Peace through Prayer Crusade ers wrote attorney general has in defense of the Nativity urged to recite the Rosary no official approval from pro- the grams. said were -throughout the year in churches authorities in the Arch- They they and in diocese of Newark. "concerned” because they feared homes as a means of solv- that the result of a few ing the problem of broken homes. as objec- tions the plays would be discon- tinued. Truman Would Bar IN REPLY Brown wrote. ‘‘Cer- tainly there no valid legal objection to depicting or studying events which concern religion. Religious Question “Were this not so, it would not be proper to teach in our public schools DENVER (NC) — ; Former President Harry S. Truman as history, the story of the Crusades; a t the said here that questions about the religion of a candidate literature, many classics with a religious for the U. S. should be barred. presidency background; as music, those Truman statement a made the during press conference works based on religious events, or when he was asked by a reporter, “Do you think a Catholic as dramatics, historical plays with could be elected president?” Tru religious scenes or themes.” man replied: “i don’t like to Truman implied that religious make any statement in regard to principles are essential to anyi Lourded Still Has religion in politica in this great American president. The former country of ours." president said: Rooms Available Later he added: “if you‘ll read “I think any man elected to LOURDES, France—There are the first ten amendments, you'll the presidency will have enough still plenty of hotel rooms avail- j find out that they (questions religion to believe in the 20th able here, even for the peak pil- about a candidate's rellgto/i) chapter of Exodus and the fifth, grimage months of July and Au- be barred." ought to * sixth and seventh of gust. it has been announced by chapters GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED: Rev. Edward J. dean of Seton Hall An organisation known aa Prot- Matthew." He later included the the information bureau. Fleming, University and Other his thanks to Mr. and Mrs. for estants Americans fifth chapter of Deuteronomy The bureau advises, however, College, expresses Stanley Grumbacher, right, their NOISY a of for of Church "Now to GREETING: Amid rising tumult cheers, United Separation you read 'em and you'll that' pilgrims write direct to the gift of 22 paintings to the university. The collection, be known as the Kathleen Pius Hall of Benedictions St. and State (POAUi recently de- find out what Truman center here Ave- Pope XII enters the at they are.” reception (7, Grumbacher collection, was presented at the opening of the annual Spring art ex- clared that Catholic candidates •aid with a grin. (They contain nue Maransin, Lourdes) asking Peter’s Basilica during one of his weekly general for hibition at 31 Clinton St., Newark. Second from left is Michael M. of the the U.S. presidency should be the Ten Commandments and the for reservations before coming to Engel is in audiences. He caried aloft his gestatorial chair. "scrutinised” with care. Sermon on the Mount.) 1 Lourdes GrumbacherCo. The exhibition will continue until Apr. 1. 2 -TUE AD.VOCATE March 29.1958 People in the Week's News Places in the Week's News French School* in the since last Cardinal area Fall. Catholic cathedral during cere* of Neenes has President Roques protested Catholic University An addi- monies in honor of the Pope. Ngo Dinh Diem of Sacred Congregation of Semin- with a severe cold. hospitalized a reform made schpol proposal by tion to its collection of the Vietnam an Vietnam has been given an hon- aries and Universities. Patrick F. per- Only estimated Scanlan, managing the minister of education which sonal df the late orary degree the Pontifical John J. of Wor- papers Bishop 260,000 of 1,480,775 Catholic# by Bishop Wright editor of the Brooklyn Tablet, Calls for the extension of com- Haas of Grand Rapids has been who lived in Northern Vietnam University of Santo Tomas in Ma- Mass., has been promoted will be one of seven to receive pulsory school attendance to the received the institution. to the communist takeover nila in recognition of his “stead- rer,the rank of officer in the by prior honorary degrees at a Special age of 18 from the limit fast adherence his French of Honor Presi- present POAU The New York chap- still remain in that section of to. religious Legion by convocation at Mt. St. Mary’s of 14. convictions.” ter of Protestants and Other the country. dent Rene Coty of France. College, Rev. Emmitsburg, Md., Apr. Catholic Teachers Residents Americans United for Divorce Law Church Gerald F. McCarthy, Rev. Lawrence J. Cahill of 12. Separation leaders of Herisau, Switzerland, have 0.5.8., of St. of Chulrch and State has an- have criticized anew divorce law president Anselm’s New York has been appointed di- Msgr. Thomas Donnellan, been asked to vote on a decision College, has of the nounced its, opposition to a bill in Colorado because it does not Manchester, N.H., Marquette League former secretary to Cardinal made the been darned by municipal council before the state which fon chairman of the for Indian Missions. Vice legislature provide mandatory marriage New Spellman and Chancellor of to allow Catholics to teach in the Hampshire Council on High- Harry W. Morrison of Boise, would provide driving instruc- counseling. New York, has been named a from er public schools which they Education. has been named to tions for private and parochial Notre Dame—A symposium on Idaho, re- Chancellor for that have been barred ceive Seattle archdiocese. since 1597. school the role of the Court Rev. Warren Nye, head of the University’s Nation- Frank pupils. Supreme in Harding, former US Invitation to Farm A group biology department at Loras Col- al Award for Economic States- Court Reform Bishop Wil- the constitutional system-will be Air Force Colonel and chief of of young Dutcfi Catholic farmers at a luncheon liam A. of chair- held at Notre Dame lege, Dubuque, la., has been manship Apr. 15. the for has been invited Scully Albany, University programs division the to develop an named to tire lowa board of ex- Lais Andrade, former NATO man of the State Catholic Wel- Apr. 18. prime Southern Command, has experimental farm in Uganda by aminers in fare has endorsed re- basic sciences. minister of Colombia and one- Committee, Retreat Convention—The Na* been ordained a priest in Rome Bishop- Jean Marie Ogez of time ambassador vised court reform bills Rev. Elmer J. Grosser, rector from that coun- for the Archdiocese. Mbarara. pending tional Catholic Laymen’s Retreat Washington in the New York of St. Pius X to the has taken legislature. Conference will convene in Cov- Seminary, Coving- try Holy See, Prof. Louis J. M. Beel of the Faculty Raises - Bellarmine Oblate Fathers ton, Ky., has been named his vows in Rome as Two vice 21-23. an as- a member Catholic People’s Party in The College, diocesan institution in ington, Ky., Aug. sociate with the title of consultor of the Claretian Fathers. postulates have been established Harvard Archdiocesan offi- Netherlands has been named to Louisville, has announced a mini- in the advisory office of the in Canada to facilitate Oblate cials in Boston Cardinal Tedeschini, Arch- the Council of State, highest ad- mum 15% salary increase for are considering a of the Vatican causes of beatification before whereby Harvard would in- priest Basilica, has body to Queen NEW LOOK: Partial restoration work in the Basilica faculty members, along with a plan visory Juliana, the Sacred of Rites observed the 25th Cardinal family allowance plan Congregation stall a chair of Catholic studies anniversary of Fnmasoni Biondi, Pre- of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem will begin shortly raising in his elevation salaries for Vatican City. in its school. to the Sacred Col- fect of the Sacred Congregation $2OO each dependent divinity of after Easter. Picture above was taken shortly before the child after the first. Demonstration Criticized Ordinations Scenes lege Cardinals. for the Propagation of the Faith, Tokyo Rico— Vice has marked his nearly disastrous earthquake in 1927 which seriously Puerto The Catholic Uni- Government officials, the secular from an ordination ceremony PH Admiral James L. Hollo- 25th. anniversary versity of Puerto Rico this sum- press and members of the diplo- were shown on two Tokyo televi- way Jr., commander of U. S. as a Cardinal. weakened the structure surrounding the site of Christ's mer will offer matic in Athens have crit- Naval Forces in the Duncan Sandys, British De- three workshops corps sion stations during peak view- Mediter- for U. Rsurrection. A new dome has replaced the one shown, S. priests working icized an anti-Catholic demonstra- times and seen by millions ranean, has been received in fense Minister, conferred for 40 among ing Puerto Rican tion which took outside mm audience the minutes with the Pope last week. which was destroyed by fire in 1949. immigrants in the place the of Japanese. by Pope. U. S. Michael Bishop Johannes Theodoras Tokugawa, descendant Divorce Law Suhr, 0.5.8., of Copenhagen has Anew 90-day of the most violent and Christian- invitation Will “cooling off” period after divorce hating rulers in accepted an from U.S. Basilica BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. Japan.’s history Repair petitions have been filed has be- has troops in Greenland to visit their been ordained a priest in come mandatory in Massachu- installation this summer. GARDEN STATE PLAZA Kyoto. setts. * Dr. John P. Hagen, director of On Route 4 and 17 1 PARAMUS, N. J. Resurrection Site Kerala Education Edmond J. Fitz Maurice The Home Bishop the Navy’s Project Vanguard, Telephone HUbbard 7*5317 of Wilmington, Del., 76, has been Affairs Minister of India has told has been given a citation by the Exlti 160 and 161, Cardan Stata Parkway Ana No. 8 JERUSALEM, Jordan (NC) work the Parliament that the nation’s two Parking Georgetown University Club of Repair on • Basilica of the top legal officers hold that sec- an Holy Sepulchre will after Easter. NEW JERSEY'S FINEST Washington for his loyalty as begin tions initial of the educational act alumnus and his professional ac- The phase of the dilapidated church IMPORTED DOMESTIC GIFTS restoring passed by the communist and • govern- complishments. surrounding the site of Resurrection has FOR AND THE Christ’s been ment in Kerala are unconstitu- RELIGIOUS LAITY agreed on after four tional. NAME years of negotiations between repre- HOURS: TUESDAY and SATURDAY, 9:49 A. M. to 6:15 P. M. • # Causes ... sentatives of the three Christian MONDAY, Sao Paulo, Brazil Twenty- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 9:45 A. M. to 9:45 P. M. Rev. John Sullivan, S.J., of which communities control the trance—and of its south five new transept, parishes have been cre- Dublin. A he was the convert, basilica. and for removal of the present ated in this diocese, making an son of a former Lord THAT Chancellor The agreement on restoration steel buttresses in those areas. . increase of nearly one-third in of Ireland. Died 1933. Diocesan work, however, does The facade be not affect to repaired is the total number of informative process in beatifica- the parishes Specializing in... stalemate over changing the the work of the Crusaders, and tion cause has been completed. timetable for use of the basilica consists of two arched portals. • SHEET METAL WORK v ROOM Week. The during Holy Catholic serv- right door has been walled ices Bishops . . . will have be held at the up for to nearly eight centuries, and • SLATE AND TILE ROOFING $ Rev. Robert L. Hodapp, S. J., old, early hours on Maundy the agreement states that it is Win a Bond a member of the Jesuit Wiscon- Good 5O Thursday, Friday and Holy not to be uncovered. • BUILT UP ROOFING sin Province, has been named Saturday. Tho Host hat un- THE AGREEMENT just of Belize in British Hon- provides FOR v•i and Bishop THE 'BASILICA is shared I • its beautiful duras. by for use of mortar of high-calcium Catholics RECTORIES new represented by the lime CHURCHES, CONVENTS, and SCHOOLS downstairs room, Bishop John Delar- in repair work- on the fa- Reginald Franciscan Custody of the •f Holy cade so that the designed o r gy has been consecrated Auxil- rough appear- 10N0 ISLAND private Land —and the Greek by Ortho- ance of and occa- iary of New cement work will be parties gala Bishop Auckland, dox and the CADILLAC INC DUCKLING dissident Armenians, avoided. All original ITILLERB Pl sions . Zealand. stones are MO CV , . , Copts and Syrians. CENTRAL AVI. £Vy Unanimous to be restored to their proper £ consent of the first NpWARK, Ml 2-1080 but, like all ne>v babies, three com- place if they are at all usable. 693-95 SOUTH 12th STREET Died . . . N. J. it needs munities is required for When NEWARK, . ■ . a name. any ancient architectural el- Bl 3-0282 Bishop Lajco Budanovic, Apos- changes affecting Use basilica. Established 1920 Bl 3-1802 ements of the basilica are uncov- tolic Administrator of Backa, While Came ini inspect itl parts of the basilica date ered the who at the of 80 during work, plans for Yugoslavia, age back to the most of it suggest a name for Crusades, their restoration are to be sub- in 1953 was kidnapped and beat- built was in 1810 a fire the downstairs room following mitted to the three communities en by communist workers. which damaged the interior of before the YOU may be the work is undertaken. The Hearth the existing structure. 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Under the head- most the articles were “contrary to Pho n« Ml ing “Reason for important 2-517» Catholic teachings and principles Change” Lipin- ski wrote “Addition of Divine as well as offensive to good taste." Guidance.” He said he had instructed school principles to stop subscrib- WEEK-END RETREATS ing to the magazine and cancel Asset current subscriptions. FOR THE LAITY 9N1M019 Catholic SPEND A WEEKEND WITH OOD 0% College For: MEN, WOMEN, 3HJL dOl ddO Virtues Listed HUSBAND and WIFE - Cartatat tarvai mora othar thrifty paopla thpn any (NC) C#mliKte4 by lb* #f _ Catholic menkt Wvtng* ond loon in Naw Jartay . . and provida*: education M Peul'. Abbey ' iO v higher is “not as black as it has been painted," Rev. Fleet* make reiervatiom early. Paul L. Writ# Ter Information Outstanding Convenience... O'Connor, S.J., Xavier t#i ONE FATHER DOMINIC, OI.R. U RATE aisnj m University president, said here. ' 6 wall locotad offica*. Oe*#a #1 Peace Retreat Heel* He warned against the letting It. 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SUNDAY MISSAL ▼ The threecent will be stamp WiiNiiMi and issued 31 Loan Association May at Chicago to I mark the "" CbooMtba international coopera- .JS7.L tion in scientific research Morad ana Dawatawai 146 brood Siraat, No work 3 in which the United States is Roaovillat 417 Nawork 7 par s|2sl s£so J Oronga Straat. helpsting $4OO f aUMnoifAmM O e«llKir» rl hi-.. 1 A vi The will be eoPeau* o*lotiUfij M Stamp printed on !•» mi i OMIIONWV »*< 712 Avonua, Nawork 3 the new Giori color press in two Cityllna: Springftald C9OC NOSanM QAII black and CHILDREN’S Satat OraafM SOS Control Avonua colors, orange, and an MISSAL AiSlir AID initial of It South printing 130,000.000 • 100 CtUnd lllw*Erati«n«. South Off at Oronga Avanua IV) r~v«w i***-"! *"3 - copies has been authorised. r *v«n *.•* |« i»v*n»f Pop* .SO UottoroM* 1.00 (M It ta the first time that any Savings insured up to $lO,OOO for each saver *"«o ». « - m. mj vast jnsrfshot « of the art treasures of the Vati- \VHCP|Vf» CATHOLIC ELIZABETH 100 RUST Wl'l can have been portrayed on a HOOKS ABE SOLO lU.8. postage stamp. 1 March Movement Is Afoot to Revise 29,1958 THE ADVOCATE 3 In California The Index of Forbidden Books CITY VATICAN (NC) —a of Pope Paul IV. Pope St. Pius contain Political quiet but growing are dangerous to the Bodies Back movement is V created a Congregation of the Faith and can foot- underway here to the In- easily gain a bring Index in 1571 to examine books, hold in dex of our times. - Forbidden Books up to ft was suppressed in 1917 and The School date. Holy Office, by a decree its functions taken over the Exemptions by of June The index, published under 28, 1949, declared the Holy Office. There have of the Sacred been Marxist works automatically Calif. authority Congre- 31 SACRAMENTO, (NC) The California Republi- editions of the index, the most forbidden and excommunicated of the can gation iHoly Office, is a recent Assembly and the executive board of the Democratic list of books being published in 1948. anyone who professes, defends condemned by the Some critics have called the ! or State Central Committee have resolutions Holy See because spreads the anti-Christian adopted saying it they are hefet- index “anachronistic” because materialistic doctrine of is the to ical, dangerous to morals com- against public interest reimpose property taxes on or oth- most of the 6,000 works listed munism. erwise objectionable. private schools. Catholics on its 508 pages were written It is interesting to note that are not allowed to read The Democratic body, meeting land and buildings, without pub- such by authors of the 17th, 18th the works of the French books without writer at Los Angeles, denounced lic cost, that would be special permission.' and 19th the| required centuries, almost all Roger Peyrefitte, who is current- to accommodate of proposal to tax these schools and! their students in THE INDEX whom are unknown Osservatore ps it now exists today ly suing Romano, the declared: “Fairness, already overcrowded and whose works justice, eq-i public is derived from the first are no longer Vatican City daily, are not on school index uity and economics all support systems.” in available. the index, although his books published 1559 at the order the continuance of tax exemp- In the November general elec- They also out that it is are considered point objectionable by tion.” tions, California residents will be in printed Latin, with an Ital- Church authorities. The reason The asked to Republican assembly, vote on an initiative pe- ian preface, and is available in is that the of the Congregation meeting in San Jose, declared: tition which proposes canceling only a few bookstores Office has through- Holy given no import- “The to the tax exemption granted out the attempt reimpose a tax pri- world. Also, they say, ance to Peyrefitte’s writings. or. these schools is wholly un- vate, nonprofit schools below the many of the books on the index Only a small part of the Sift tAc warranted and should be repudi- collegiate level. Cfc’igi^ condemned world’s champion ideas book publication comes ated.” LIFE OF which have little or no interest under the examination PRIEST: "From the Rising of the Sun," a new motion on life of the picture the WHEN DISCUSSING career today to historians or The of a is THE STATEMENTS the except congregation. personnel of parish priest, examined by Archbishop Edward D. Howard of Portland, Ore., by possibilities with your children, scholars! the index office consists two follow similar of its at center, as audio-visual Father Aldo at groups state- don’t forget to mention expert Orso-Manzonetta, left, and cinema- ments issued in religious Despite the traditional reserve director, Msgr. Mario Corvini, early February vocations. Father Robert C. Mundt look on. of the Congregation of the Holy and three priest assistants. Most tographer by top leaders in both parties. its members make of their time is devoted The Democratic executive Office, no to ex- secret of the fact that a reform amining the most important Backed board’s' statement pointed out is by Archbishop & under consideration. works written by Catholics. that “parents of students en- Borgos Borgoi rolled in non-profit schools pay SINCE THE 1948 MEMBERS OE edition, only the Holy Office their full share of public school Insurancm a handful of books have been point out that critics who claim Two Priests taxes, as well as the cost of of all klods on the index the index is Oregon placed because Capture by special unnecessary constructing and operating non- act. Such works are of the faithful are in 593 KEARNY AVMUE generally obliged con- profit schools.” considerable science importance, either to avoid harmful books, The a Priest on Film The Republican assembly said KEARNY, N. J. because of the of their fail to consider the full Life of notoriety prob- I that “these schools contribute to GEOROE J. ROROOS author or because the ideas lem. they Ore. (NC) the strengthening of the public ALIERT H. ILAZI PORTLAND. and the priest’s influence as zonetta as an assistant in All Canon law specifies that the school WILLIAM J. OLACCUM The Archdiocesan Films Com- the child his teach- Saints system by increasing the faithful must abstain from grows parish they worked of the rival buying power public school «.••• pany may never MGM ing, his companionship at at night and on weekends. Klaray MEN reading not only banned books, tax and the but its first production could play, his direction Fathers Mundt i dollar, by providing but also kind of spiritual and Orso- A WEDDING any writings have a greater effect than any and his assistance with juve- Manzonetta have outlined which' cause them might to Hollywood effort. nile risk problems," he explained. three sequels to the film. One losing their faith or which The company was organized will show student RECEPTION could corrupt their preparation morals. THE PRIEST is too, as by two Portland priests, Rev. seen, for the priesthood, the second In our This is moral Specialized Departments, a obligation Robert an administrator, a AT THE C. Mundt and Rev. Al- publisher will deal with the Q/HxwJair OAzmU exclusively for the without exemptions. priest’s use Clergy, we have do Orso-Manzonetta. Their in- turning out the parish bulletin, of a his and the comprehensive of HOTE^ Even so, it is as a Uj CATEJCATERING SERVICE selection argued, ordinary itial venture, just is worker with parish organ- third Catholics would released, will stress the sacrifices quality Clothing and Accessories. realize the izations, as a visitor the rarely a vocation film on the life of to the must make. danger. So the Church priest Here's helps to a chancery office to confer with a partial listing. They are parish priest. keep them away from undesir- The color the Archbishop. moderately priced, and upward PLAZA picture, entitled, able reading by warnings and A touch of humor BANQUETS by “From the Rising of the Sun," comes in IN STOCK: JOURNAL SQUARE publicly forbidding the the of reading depicts the many roles the showing a typical after ANNIVERSARY DINNERS JERSEY N. J. of certain SUITS CITY, publications. is noon as the priest, to BONDS HANDKERCHIEFS priest called upon to play as trying CONFIRMATIONS TOPCOATS SPORT give a instruction, is SHIRTS PROVIDES: teacher, counselor and admin- marriage OVERCOATS faced SWEATERS • DIGNIFIED BANQUET istrator. with constant interrup- Insurance ORDINATION DINNERS SHIRT FRONTS PAJAMAS tions of the ROOMS (10 fo 500) including repair RABATS ROBES IN PRODUCTION for 20 DEDICATIONS • SUPERIOR CUISINE REPAIRS school furnace. BIRETTAS LOUNGING JACKETS “From • MODEST PRICES months, the Rising of SHIRTS LUGGAGE finds the at a RADIOS - HI-FI Night priest aim gMMu #T • CAREFUL the Sun” is one of a series of COLLARS ELECTRIC SHAVERS ATTENTION teenagers’ dance, then admin- TOASTERS - IRONS HOSE TO ALL DETAILS films planned by Archdiocesan CHURCH FUNCTIONS HATS-CAPS istering to a dying boy in the UNDERWEAR BROILERS UMBRELLAS Films, a project sponsored by street and Telephone Bridal Consultant finally saying the BELTS CANES Edward D. Howard And All Household Electrical Archbishop in church. Communion BrcakfMtt SUSPENDERS SHOES Oldfield 3-0100 of Portland. Rosary GARTERS Appliances at Lew Prices CASUAL SHOES “We attempt to show," Fa- AMPLE Mutual interests in motion RAINCOATS SLIPPERS' PARKING SPACE ther Mundt said, “that while GLOVES RUBBERS AIR CONDITIONED AMHERST picture photography brought the priest has no family of MUFFLERS ARCTICS APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. Fathers Mundt and Orso-Man- ESTIMATES his own, actually every family zonetta together. Both had CUSTOM MADE: CHEERFULLY GIVEN 49S CENTRAL AVENUE in the parish is his." been conscious of a need for ORangt 3-7939 EAST ORANGE Archbishop Howard and CASSOCKS SUITS a film showing the life of a than VESTS TOPCOATS more 25 priests of the diocesan priest. Archbishop CAPES Archdiocese are shown in the OVERCOATS Howard SASHES granted permission PRELATIAL GARMENTS film. There are no for the profes- undertaking and fi- sional Mambtrs of actors. In fact, the only the Clorgy ire gi v( n nanced it and the two went to from r 10% discount oil* professional came • on purchases work. help • hi* m*rehandl»* MNgtW the laboratory technician who This is where They agreed that the .best synchronized the seven sound way to interest men in CAT ER E RS young tracks used. becoming priests was to give them a FATHER cfat/ fOU SAY Ytmc challenge by emphasiz- Orso Manzonetta come in.. cHogcTS that sacrifice must and ing first, a Father Mundt used wriniMirmtt two you be made. cameras in the actual filming, compamf “The with • 00 picture opens employing the television tech- a o b tMthu nrdMkhrJt %nt Qj o° church bells and the heart of and o o cf Oitf nique editing the film 400 FIFTH the priest’s day the Mass," later. Since both were AVENUE, el 4llh Si. f'i busy i7 * »'»»« Father Mundt said. W AVENUE, 01 4UI Si. “It points in the day time Father IS I HOAOWAY. Worr.o a* Si. up the fact that the priest Mundt as head of audio-visual s plays a part in every crisis in work at Central Catholic 104 TIEMONT, ol Iremf/oM Sr. p»cH'c /Hout//a/tfrt high {j/wAlocatiM every man’s life. school and Father Orso-Man- •0 PARK AVI., NIWARK, N. A “It shows a baptism when HU 3-7311 we are made children of God

Father Kemezis Plans Jubilee SPECIAL ELIZABETH - Plans are be- CHECKING made in ACCOUNTS ing SS. Peter and Paul SELLS parish here for the observance of the 25th anniversary of the ordination of the pastor, Rev. Michael G. Kemezis. new Father Kemezis will celebrate for an his Mass of Thanksgiving at exciting 12:30 p.m., June 29. After the AJOW.. Mass a banquet will be held in the Singer Recreation carpets Building. will he the various in Sponsors experience shopping ONLY parish societies and the Anchor TOO Club of the Singer Manufactur- MONTHLY ing Cos., of which Father Keme- SERVICE CHARGE zis is chaplain. Father Kemezis who succeeded Famout Brand Broadloom* the late Rev. at down to oarth Joseph Simonaitis prlcoi. It's the entrance to our new Suburban Store in Millburn. as pastor five years ago, also Known for Just inside is the answer to most was formerly assistant pastor af Quality your difficult gift since 1936 SS. Peter and Paul. He has also Cleaning problem YOUR NAME IMPRINTED been pastor at St. Ann’s, Jersey Showrooms Open City, and St. TUES. and THURS. till 9 But is FREE! Michael’s, Bayonne. that only part of the experience. For you will shop Rev. Vladas Karalevicius and in Rev. FREE an atmosphere of luxury and comfort that makes Joseph Pragulbickas are PARKING honorary chairmen. Co-chairmen visit your the high spot of your day. are John Richards and Blaise Buza. Ann Mitchell is 1070 Magnolia Ave. secretary Above all, you will find that whatever S. and Mrs. you select, Mildred Zalapukes, as- sistant N. Marsh A. Sons add two extra to secretary. They will be Elizabeth, J. items the package assisted by Frank M. and the value that Long and service have turned customers into James Kulbis, president and vice- Elizabeth 3-8300 friends, through half a ©o'- president of the Anchor Club. century.

Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Luggage Soybeans WEDDINGS. and Leather Gooda Help Watches and (.'locks Hand Bags Build & Church Silverware, China Crystal Gifts and Bar Accessories Va NORFOLK. (NC> - St Religious and Ecclesiastical Articles Matthew's parish here plans to build a new church—with the aid of soybeans. The parish owns a 13-acre BANQUETS site for the new edifice and is now conducting a fund rawing • 10 1 PER CHECK AS YOU drive. USE THEM The soybeans enter the pic- ture because two • NO parishioners MINIMUM BALANCE planted some on the church's property and recently were NEWARK able MILLBURN to turn over a check for $l5O to Rev. kwcctcXvttktosnoc Thomas C. Healey, mama )eu tiers and Silversmiths since 1908 pastor, for the sale of the crop. planned to perfection Exhibit for Architects MillburnStore 205-67 Millburn Ave • Open Mon. thru Sat ZURICH (RNS) The Swiss 930 to 5 30, Thurs until 9 • Ample Parking , Catholic of Archt- Community Newark Store 189-91 Market St • Mon thru Sat mmm tecU at the Service of the Mi* Open 9 30 to Wed 9 9SK- 8 sions have 0, until been invited to exhi- 14 Smu<>M bit 24 COMMERCE STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. at the Vatican Pavilion of the '«0"»4cl.0n»4 IMW, Brussels International Exposi- V (Umum4«im« 4M MO Branches: Clinton and Avon Avcs.- 18th & John Dolan FitzGerald Ave. So. 10th St. Ser (*Mnthtiu George tion. The community was found- CM ed last BANQUtT MAM AO It MA-k»« >4OOO Membp/ ol federal Depout Iniotame C orporahon year to design churches Field Representative Manager MillburnStore free of charge for Catholic mis- MILITARY PARK NOTH sion*. 14 fAM PIACt, NIWAM. N. i. 4 THE ADVOCATE March 29,1958 Final Lecture CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE Paraguay Asked to Restore Set by Serra SOUTH ORANGE t* - 'The ‘PilpUmafe* to Church and the Challenge of the Rights People by Modern World" will be discussed Bishops by Rev. William Keller of Seton LOURDES ASUNCION, Hall Paraguay (NC)- represented in Congress. the University at a meeting of has government are seeking to Paraguay been urged to re- the Serra Club of the and visits to ROME and THE ally themselves with Catholic Oranges featuring BRUSSELS store personal freedom in a pas- ARCHBISHOP published Mar. 31. his groups but the pastoral pointed IRELAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, ITALY and BELGIUM toral letter issued pastoral following several out- This by Archbishop out the Church’s will be the last in a series Juan Mena Porta of Asuncion bursts against the of condemnation in government of sedition of six lectures given by Father President Alfredo and rebellion. It not- the name of the Stroessner, re- Keller. ■clgian lOenQd airlines nation’s Bishops. ed, that He has been presenting a elected Feb. 9 however, the Church also The letter declared: “The in an election in study of the Church in • peo- condemns the abuse of six great who which he was the candidate. power. ple, are the origin of politi- only periods of conflict with REV. JOHN HEWETSON, PASTOR REV. JAMES beginning % SHARP cal power, should be given great- Unrest among POINTING OUT that the of the St. N. J. Paraguay’s the teach- age catacombs, and Joseph's, Mendhim, St. Peter The Apostle, Riveredge, N. J. er participation in public people, the mission of life, Archbishop noted, ing the Church is dis- continuing through the fall of the DEPARTING NEW YORK DEPARTING NEW YORK and; above all, freedom of opin- has its roots in the govern- tinct from political empire, the activity, 'the Renaissance, the JULY 3, 1958 JULY 31, 1958 ion and human dignity should be ment’s failure to Chris- apply Archbishop said he was sure that Protestant revolt, and material- recognized.” tian principles in civic life and “the government will ist recognize philosophies. EXTENSIONS TO PORTUGAL The government’s most the absence of the the 17 DAYS ENGLAND, press- spirit of the Bishops’ letter as a disinter-" Chairman of this first annual 9\J (FATIMA) AND SWITZERLAND ing task, the letter continued, is Gospels from education. His ested service rendered for the series is A.P. Munning. to see to it that all called political par- pastoral for the intro- common good.” -i OTHE* DEPARTUiES APRII THRU SEPTEMRER ties are duction of given greater represen- religion classes in “The old secularistic preju- YOUNG BOYS and girls should TOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS,WRITE tation. At present only one party, public schools. dice which total demanded a consider religious life if the the conservative Colorados, is The factions which separation -of CATHOLIC TRAVIL ' attacked temporal power Church is to grow at home and LIAO U ■ 1141 and spiritual is BROADWAY, NEW YORK 13. N, Y. . COlumbul J.mo power no long- in the missions. ' er valid,” he continued, “and TOGETHER AGAIN: Msgr. Joseph Cacella, director the Church would be unfaithful St. Anthony’s Welfare of Center, New York, renews to its responsibility if it kept with a acquaintance 75-pound tortoise at the Bronx THERE'S A silent about human and TIME and PLACE politi- Zoo. Forty-three cal life.” years ago, Msgr. Cacella, then a young he missionary in the for But, added, the Church "re- jungles of Brazil, was present when EVERYTHING! fuses to be an instrument for the Theodore Roosevelt, then YOUTH CENTER ex-President of the U. S., political interests of any group.” ":- ;X V captured the animal in 1915. ' * Since the Church “is mother of the governing and governed alike, it wishes to remain with- is Children's Now Is The Time out any commitments to a politi- Church in your Store cal group.” U. S. An Collection of The pastoral said that the Exciting Church in Paraguay is grateful for the material aid it has re- Nears SUITS COATS - Milestone - ceived from The Place - the .government, AND "but begs that a Christian spirit By Thomas E. be developed in the country, both Kissling in BALTIMORE is TOPPERS public institutions and political (NC) This a sesquicentennial year For Blouses life.” for five archdioceses of the United States. . . . All of thorn magnificently tailored Lingerie . .. itself to the by Addressing govern- Apr. 8, 1958 will mark the 150th the said anniversary of the America's most Famous Makersl ment, Archbishop that first division of the mother see of Baltimore and its Sportswear... Bras "the state should be an example eleva- tion to the of a of austerity for the people. dignity metropolitan see. On the same date four and Girdles... Fit! “There is a certain primacy new suffragan Sees were That among the necessities of created: Boston, New York, Phil- life, copies of the official documents such as health and adelphia and. Bardstown (Louis- food, proper did not arrive in Baltimore until living conditions for the people, ville). August, 1810. which . . and North is more important than The two Papal briefs of Pius Archbishop John Carroll then • COOPER’S mere comfort. Public works are dated VII, Apr. 8, 1808, estab- consecrated three of the new suf- Jersey's FINEST not enough. First we must have lishing the division of the origin- fragan Bishops. The fourth, Bish- •95 BERGEN AVE. law and internal al Diocese of and LARGEST Chil- JERSEY CITY, N. J. order, peace, Baltimore were lost op Richard Luke Concanen, the justice and education for the peo- or destroyed, probably by the first ordinary of the See of New dren's: Depa r f- (At Journal Square) ple.” French government. , Duplicate York, was consecrated Apr. 24, in mont Stores 1808, Rome, where he was re- pres- SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK TO BUY siding. However, he never WANTED ent some of their reached his See He died on - city. - ANTIQUES June 19, 1810, in Naples, where wonderful Spring FURNITURE SILVER , GUNS he had been detained by the CUT OBJECTS and Easier GUSS D'ART PAINTINGS French Finery military authorities as a CHINA JEWELRY * ETC. British subject. for Boys and Girlsl Call 1 to S P. M. Only , TOBY HOUSE THE DIVISION of the coun- try’s first See and the appoint- ment of four 43C Bloomfield Avo., Montclair, N. J. Pilgrim 6-3397 new Bishops was the result of repeated requests by Bishop Carroll, beginning in 1792, two years after his conse- • • cration as first Bishop of Balti- SUITS HOME REPAIRS more which then embraced all Tremendous selection of suits the territory subject to the U.S. TOPPERS girls' Government. The In woolen fabrics. Carpentry Masonry Painting , increasing outstanding number Acrl- of Catholics spread over Completely washable such a vast territory made the lan Toppers are a Spring Sizes 7-14 -M3” creation of new Sees JOE GOLDEN imperative. MUST for every girl's consecration Following cere- wardrobe. Available in 4-6 and •98 monies in the BUILDER and Baltimore, new Pre-Teen 10-14 from ... . Bishops remained for several Available in White GENERAL CONTRACTOR weeks in consultation with & Pastels Archbishop Carroll. drew KENILWORTH. N. J. BRidg* 6*9187 Jhey up an “Agreement" for the A9B ALL BRIGHT BOYS 39 N. 22nd STREET T«l.: 6-4914 BR'dge unification of Catholic disci- WANT TO JOIN THE in the United pline States. It Sizes 4-6 x, 7-14 forms, with the Acts of the Pre-Teen 10-14 First National Synod of Novem- ber, 1791, the earliest code of nwm jersey s OLD BOSTON MR. canon law in the Catholic Church In the U.S. URGEST ★★★★★ 5 STAR The original Diocese of Balti- Be Sure more was erected on Nov. 8, SEE OUR COMPLETE Concord Flavored to Ask BOYS’ & Grope 1789, by a bull of Pope Pius VI. STUDENTS’ SELECTION OF Its first Bishop, Rev. John Car- About Our roll, who previously served as DEPARTMENT Full Line BRANDY Superior of the Missions of the SUITS, U.S. and Prefect Apostolic, esti-* of mated the Catholic population to Taste the delightful SPORT COATS be about 25,000 in 1784. There Spring .(firlfrjfill sweat to be official AND tantalizing fruity appear no Catholic and for ffavor of this true fruit population figures 1808, the Fifth year of the first division of the Easter SLACKS Presents a famous the product by Diocese of Baltimore. ' 299 Shoes, fit distiller. • • • I" • pries rant* t* *v*ry budget Ten years later, one authority tuy a .13 reported there were "at least Hats, Bags 70 Pro#f Cat* at SPORT SUITS 34 100,000” Catholics, but there have .... from 9.98 l2 JtKt annd been challenges of the reliability lETTES FRANCISCO BRAND IMPORTED BRANDY of this total. Bishop Gerald Other SPORT COATS from 15.98 SUCKS CUFFED Shaughnessy, S.M., in his care- 10 YEARS OLD Accessories NO CHARGE **3" 4/3 Qt. fully prepared book, "Has the SLACKS ; from ixausivc . 3.98 WITH US Immigrant Kept the Faith?" comes to the estimated total Catholic population of 195,000 for the year 1820. It is said that there were some 70 priests and For That Occasion 80 churches in this vast area Special shortly after the division. In any case, the Catholic popu- lation in the U.S. has grown to Th« moil newest, •■citing id«a in an official Cath- boyi' appar«l| It , #rv#l figure (Official at a dress lMi». If, a .port suit, if, Q , 6rl olic Directory, 1957) of 34,386,351. P cool, if, a pc, OUR BRANDS • of slocks it , whole OWN PRIVATE There 26 archdioceses and really a wardrobe! The hondiom, are patterned »port coat it teamed with solid 1 Diocese with more than 49,- slack* that •« FINE CALIFORNIA WINE actly match one of the colors of the 700 priests. jacket. Sport Coats in Chorcool or Brown checks or Red stripe the ... entir, BARBERONE ensemble in OR PORT, SHERRY anew light-weight wool. Handsome Would and valuel BURGUNDY JUG OR MUSCATEL Organize proctical... a lop N Emplover Group WE SPECIALIZE IN PITTING ELIZABETH—Speaking at the HUSKY A STOUT BOYS $ .69 annual Communion breakfast of the Air Reduction Employees at Saits, coats, slocks, pajamas—oil FORT $7-69 specially cut to com- 1 the Winfield Scott Hotel, John fit the fortobly chubby lad. Biggest selections to be found WINK Quincy Adams, president of Man- COMMUNION —anywherel hattan New Refrigeration Cos., FOR OIRLS Full Full SUITS . . . \ork. advocated establishment of WHITS D4SSS SHOIS ta com- Gallon OaMon a Catholic association for em- NAVY NO POR BLUE plement Communon CHARGE ALTERATIONS and your out ployers managers. Nylon and Gabardine. from FOR HER CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED fit, COMMUNIOI He pointed out that there are Just Lib* Dad's. Sitae 0-14. Catholic for labor and All with Use Our Account. W groups 6.50 nylon tiered bouffant skir Regular Charge Pay each BLACKBERRY WINE 1.69 ... but that their 13.98 3.19 professional men flocked dotted month. Or take 6 Months nylon, Swiss an to Pay. is no employer association in the FOR BOYS WHITE organdies. Sizes 5-14. most advanced industrial coun- SUITS WHITS SUCK SHOSS Many styli or Smart to Unen. select from. try in the world. He said that a Oabardine or a*partly fitted, from Catholic employers' study group which he 9.98 6.50 helped organise would 5.98 to 21.98 FRANKLIN attempt to form such a national association to make available the practical ideas in the JZatdey WINES included FINE and LIQUORS social documents. ce. Papal NEWARK. MARKET AND HALSEY STS. smpims Lteuos . Lobel’s "Business and management ha* Youth Center 353 Park N. to 9 P. M. (except Till Ave. (cor. 11th S».). Newark HU 3-3737 Open Sat.) Easter a natural God-given right to or THEM’S A LOBEL STORE 363 Springfield Ave. (nr. Newark Bl 3-7800 NEAR YOU 43 STORES IN PRINCIPAL Beyd St.), ganue, to see clearly in the CITIES 187 light OWI HOUR fttt r*»«!MG MAIDtN UNI Ferry St. (near Van Newark Ml 3-3300 lots M I, 11, II 4 l 4 Buren), of Catholic principles, to be HACKENSACK MORRISTOWN PASSAIC: IB*JO LEXINGTON Imi aware from pragmatic WEST NEW YORK AVI. IMMf C*. H*ll Clever Ce experi- IM MAIN STSSST MaiHtti** L lever Ce. • PAM PUCS PATERSON: 1397 ence that and la- •StOSNtINS AVS 4 Iftb MI.US MAIN ST. SpringfieM 2041 management lata M. IT. Springfield Opaa Maa. Tina*., Opaa tot* Wed. Sri. 139 Elizabeth bor are not enemies, he said. ' Fri mw jusirs outstanding huts i iott Avenue Avenue aonuits—nabibbaimrs c*» cine s» Avenue At MUMer* Ave EAST PATERSON IKVINOTOM m J. BERGEN MALL ■LIIASITM. M. t. VWNNf KReBM* EVERY NATVRAL talent ■s giv- i trn SC t int Lie* MU town 4. ItMWOOO SHOPPING CCSNTSt MOBS en by God can be used in reli- FASAMUS - tOUTS 4 OPEN 111 10 P. M. Opaa lata To**.. f« gious life. Opaa tot* Maa.. Wad. fbartu. Fri March 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 5 % ■ LOURDES Government, Private Groups Seen Foreign Aid Partners \ CENTENNIAL KANSAS CITY, Md. “Part- nations with “a concrete ex- ness of nongovernmental relief. nership” between government ample of how peoples in a de- Because this contrib- and private agencies is the best work partnership PILGRIMAGE mocracy freely with their | utes to fulfillment of U.S. formula for policy administering Amer- elected or appointed reresent- aims, it should be continued and, ican foreign aid to atives.” if needy nations, possible, it ought to be in- according to Msgr. Edward E. Government programs have as- ;creased. Swanstrom, executive director of sisted underdeveloped nations Under the Spiritual • Government Leadership of Catholic Relief the i programs are Moil Rov. Jamei Services—NCWC. “through building of facto- A. McNulty, Bishop of Paterson necessarily but Msgr. Swanstrom said that nei- ries, roads, railroads, housing, i tax-supported, Member, ther this fact does not will depart July 22, 1958 from New York government nor private dams,” and similar capital de- preclude the aboard of S. S. agencies could do the operation charity as a motive the Independence to job alone. velopments, he said, while pri-i vijit Lourde. during The Yeor of for the He his taxpayer. On the con- Jubilee-proclaimed gave opinion in a letter vate groups have been “feeding by the Holy Father to commemorate trary, the American published in the Catholic Regis- the hungry, clothing the naked “partner- the 100th of Our WAS THE KIRST: Archbishop Boland is shown here with other Anniversary Lady's appearances to St, principals after he ter, diocesan ship” in foreign aid newspaper. and as of the effectively Bernadette. had and Mar. at nursing many presided spoken 23, the first annual Acies of the Newark We cannot portrays the differences between Curia, hope to preserve world’s needy as possible.” 45-day includes: of Left to Rev. Placido our own freedoms democratic and communist aima itinerary Cordoba Legion Mary. right, Alvarez, and our own Algeciras...... Madrid ' O.S.B. Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle, standards of without MSGR. SWANSTROM made in foreign Saragossa Irun ... Nice Milan Venice Walter W. Curtis, and living striv- policy. .. Rev. ;...... Florence Auxiliary Bishop Archbishop Boland, Thomas Olsen these Rome ing mightily and additional points in his .. Naples Sorrento Extension Tour Rev. Patrick McGrath, spiritual director of the Curia. About 700 constantly to ;...... 32-day Legionaires attend- narrow the between letter: to gap the .. Lucerne Paris way Lugano .. .. Brussels • .. . .. ed the and • . . . London . Acies pledged loyalty to we live and the Voluntary agencies can “act Mary. way the vast ma- Cana Sponsors Film Dublin Galway Killarney Shonnon from jority of the quickly to meet disasters” and ...... $1,327 world's peoples BERG More than 60 he “bring that warm, personal touch ENFIELD—Cana grouf* Pilgrimage departuresJanuarythrough October. live,” wrote, lie called this a of that is St. John’s parish will spon- “joint responsibility of the West- necessarily lacking” in TV sor two performances of the for ern powers.” the work of government Y«u agen- may NOW film of at purcho.. our For.ign and Regulation cies. “King Kings" the Pal- Domestic Inclu- Religious ace *iv» travel services ANSWERING Theater here Apr. 2. The on our Time Payment Plan the question • . . . small Government donations of down whether sur- film on the adult life of Christ payment'. up to 20 months private groups could . . to poy the balance. as- foods to private agencies Set sume for will be shown at 2, 7 and 9 p.m. Sacred responsibility the aid and government of Tickets by assumption will be on sale at St. Congregation now programs operated by the for freight costs have in- com P ,e '» information, greatly John’s, Mar. 30, and at the the- set your trflveHtgers^^^^^^^" NCW'C News Service government, Msgr. Swanstrom I some exceptional celebration of creased the scope and effective- ater. is translation letter the Sacred distinguished between long-range American Express Following a of a of Congre- [a religious character, TravelService 2) prgjects, aimed at building gation of the Affairs of Religious, dated Aug. 6, 1957, concern- i Among Religious in the up 65 the entire Broadway, Now York N. Y. economy of a nation, 6, WHitohall 4-2000 ing the use of radio and television in Religious communities. The [active ,life: l. Bamberger 1 and what he called Company Travol Bureau a) Individual radio sets and “people-to 131 letter, signed Rev. Arcadio Larraona, secretary of the Market St., Newark N. J. MArket 2-1212 hy congre- individual people immediate impact” relief television sets can gation, and by Rev. Giuseppe Palazzini, assisant has HOTECT secretary, programs. Get YOU* TMVEt FUNDSWITH AMERICANEXPRESSTtAVEtEIS CHEQUES never be allowed to be used free- set for SPRING SPENDABLEEVERYWHERE not yet been published in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis, publication and without the control of the I-ong-range programs, he in- the acts the See but Italian translation [ly dicated, can be undertaken of official of Holy , an was superior; only made available Francesco the by government hy Msgr. Tinrtello, an official of b) Radio or television sets agencies, whereas Sacred Seminaries and Universities. short-term direct re- Congregation of must at all times be placed in You can it at lief is better administered get some hall of the community, by On Jan. 1, 1954, the date on which television transmis- voluntary groups. Such partner where they may be used openly, he sion in the an under control of ship, added, provides other began Italy, Holy Father, by important ad- the superior or otce of dress concerning television, made known to their excellen- someone delegated 'by him; c) Superiors must control the the local his own concern Propose Insurance cies, ordinaries, deep regarding time fa* devoted to television or "-He, for & the influence which the new powerful means the For 1 A spread- radio transmissions, in order that Church Members of and shows! ing news, facts there shall be no interference gathered at the FRANKFORT, Ky. (RNS) _ from every part of the world congress itself) with occupations and duties of JOURNAL Kentucky senators are consider- could exercise on the moral and obtained opinions from religious one’s own state or of the office bill and other ing a which would permit spiritual life of souls. superiors persons of entrusted to each member of the church congregations to various nationalities and differ- take out This marvelous of _ the WEEK product community apostolate, group life insurance. Under the modern in ent sensibilities, who are quali- practices of exercises HOLY technique that, a piety, of bill premiums could be v fied by sound scientific knowl- communal paid by short space of time, has been life, hours devoted to individual edge, and members or the made available to practically religious piety experi- rest, according to the schedule of church, and the church would be ence of the spiritual life. the community; "sebvicbs everyone, appears to be quite both policyholder and This was done with the beneficiary. widespread in Religious houses. pur- and). Superiors must prohibit SQUARE! pose of preparing and issuing an It is known also that in Italy, viewing or listening to that order fixing general norms that which for where aims, promises and good reasons of morals or CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE would enable of the ±n 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111;1111111111111111111111111,1111111111( ! will on the 1 part of some gave superiors worldliness is not suitable to L different religious institutes to of ASSISI rise to the hope that programs the religious life. Outside of PILGRIMAGES draw detailed CT FRANCIS a more and pre- broadcasts 3-GREAT STREETS-in-ONE would be kept within honest and of daily news or cise regulation the to Shrines of Canada ST.FKA^m , o of matter. those moral limits, such limits have not of an educational or re- <>* * l -iiimiiiuiiiijii.iiiiniiiiiaiiiiiiuiitiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiftirmil A T I (N been nature, others IN HONOR OF THE SOOTH ANNIVERSARY always respected. IT IS OBVIOUS that ligious all should REV. EMMANUEL having OF STE. ANNE OE BEAUPRE DUFFY, O.F.M. Thus the concern of the Au- considered or may be considered good and evil, and worldly BERGEN AVENUE - HUDSON PALM SUNDAY PASTOR gust Pontiff has increased with or immoral in BOULEVARD potentially - the usefulness and dangers which re- Vl»»lm| SI Josephs Oratory Montraal Cap Blessing ol the Palms at 2:30 Mass to the use of that spect to the life; da la -Sl* Ann* Da Baaupra. Quabac a m. High regard precious television presents this Sacred religious and Distribution ot JOURNAL SQUARE the Palms at all Masses but therefore to be forbidden o*P*rt'Og Wat aiy From Montreal JURE thru SEPT. dangerous instrument, par- does not consider if Masses at Congregation 2:30, 4,5, 6,7, 8,9, 10 in institutes for Chris- suggested for recreational | ticularly it to remove it indis- only Alto Saguenay R»ar Curve Eiteniion Solemn Mass at 11 • necessary a.m. tian of the I perfection. from all purposes Religious. Each Group Acrompaoiad by Spiritual Noonday Masses at 11:30, 12, 12:30, 12:45 criminately religious in- e) If the of the Laadar and Tour Etcort for stitutes. Likewise it does not requirements Shop Member HOLY THURSDAY IN THE FIELD of Religious should for Every to indicate that it be apostolate particular it a matter of [aim fully for Information and Reiervatione Low Mass at < a.m. life, is, safeguard- Religious, and in concrete i and absolutely allowed or tol- casesJ Solemn Mass at S the p.m. ing discipline and of ! of the sanctity I crated. [dearly require reasonable excep- Catholic Travel Family! Extra Masses at 5:30 Lower Church and such which is League 6:15 in Upper Church ; life, endangered the ex- In the first case tions, judgment of such IMI Holy Communion will be distributed we would Broadwoy, N Y. 11. N Y. during all Masses by obvious evils. It is imperiled OPEN . Solemn incur the risk ceptions must always be reserved STORES EVERY NIGHT 'HI Eucharistic Service at 8 p.m. also infldence of separating EASTER by the of worldli- ;to the who too much from social life some superior, “graviter : GOOD FRIDAY j ness, which results in the loss I lonerata religious institutes which must conscientia,” shall see to Service of the Seven Last Words from 12 Noon |of taste for spiritual things and it that to 3 p.m. In live in the midst of the world the danger be as remote Upper and Lower Churches often the i lessens, imperceptibly, as possible, choosing Solemn and take part in social and re- qualified Liturgical Service 5 p.m. desire for perfection which must Religious with a sound religious Holy Communion will be distributed ligious activities. In the sec- during this service only always be alive in religious Veneration every spirit and sound experience of of the Cross 8 p.m. ond case, we would bring back anna! S soul that has itself to Sermon pledged j life. know to T/te STEIN WAY and Prayers at 8 p.m. the into that They must how dis- that by virtue of Religious world goal profes-j tinguish well not what which they left behind, to only could j HOLY SATURDAY sion itself. ab- aiuii iiatrii. be harmful to is For sorb gradually from it the the said Religious] You, Your Children ‘Easter Vigil Service at 11 p.m. the Following Congress for but also what could be harmful Solemn Easter worldly spirit Which is incom- Mass at 12 Midnight- the States of Perfection held at with the to those to whom the broadcast and the close patible religious Their Children EASTER SUNDAY of 1950, this Sacred or telecast is made spirit. available. —1 Masses at 8,9, 10 Congregation has taken deep in- 2:30, 4,5, 6,7, The Church does not to in wish Ihr Sleinwav \ rrtiral hrtnga diatin- Solenpn Mass at 11 a.m. terest the matter of regulat- reject what science and progress hrautv Noonday Masses at 11:30, 12, 12:30 and 12:45 ing modern devices motion gni*hrd into tour home. It to give humanity and which can oflrra picture, radio, television in your children thr surpaaaing ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI be directed toward good; but, in relation to the Religious life, adtantagea of a trur glorious WIST 31st ST. order not to fail in its mis- BARTON Strin»av: 135 (and West 32nd St.) own lonr discipline and (He apostolate. Irom thr exrlusive (diaphragmatic (Between 6th & 7th Avenues) sion, the Church cannot nor does In regard to radio and televi- Soundboard, anil thr fluent Accelerated NEW YORK 1, N. Y. it intend to deviate- IaIMACUI this from the IS A MEMBER OF sion, congregation (having Anion. Thr Strinwav Yrrtiral la un- principle “salus animarum su- taken advantage of the facts ailed lex” ri|ii lor Hurahilitv. It n made with prema (the salvation of the I lI K Mil \ WAY 1,01 IS \\ thr aamr painstaking soul is the supreme law). craftsmanship aa thr celebrated Before that which is the elect i^S Stfin*av (.rami. Hr rauar it mil familv part of the Church, the Religious, O acrte your for & many vrars it i luallv thr Iraat ol vertical*. the Church is not only concerned Uj expensive (ill from The Frank A. Mcßride to remove the serious and obvi- SMALL PAYMENT NOW- nose rlrjtant traditional models or trim modrrn Company. ous of design*. dangers evil, but also IALANCE Mechanic*tl Contractors everything which can impede or retard the

IN RELATION You rent at nn Plumbing Heating, Sprinklers to the subject J9tsr& mat a Mein* our of radio and television, it is, pprihaae pla All nirirtrv (nr drlttrrv naturally, to make paul and rental uill l.e Ah necessary SECOND DISTRICT Add reaa Conditsonmg deducted trom j distinctions. The the ptirrha-e price proper re- Tear rtut in , with everytv on thi at *4h> A should like to ocxan *t. repeat a number of Christian principles that still nerated with alone. There be Joseph's Oratory and visits to Quebec and Montreal. hold money must an exchange of affec- sightseeing 9 true, even if their work in other homes is and tion Cost $75.00. temporary and gratitude and esteem, of and the FLORIDA intermittent. understanding presence JULY 4th WEEKEND: of dwelling together happily, Miraculous Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help and Basilica HOTtl tm win KONornoNCD HOME In Boston, Mass. Plymouth and and other famous Shrines Ilk* SHORES IN A WHERE this spirit of Christian charity prevails, Lexington will be visited South OwMr MIAMI HACK there on the Shore. - Cost $50.00. Onbi Hwiy, • *«tph Mtkrtyro, M(r.< of Domestic Work will be no haughty harsh Dignity commands, reprimands, offensive COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND: words on the one will part, nor there be* spiteful grumblings, eries Tomb of Mother Seton in Emmitsburg, Md. Visits to the Nation's of rebellion and secret grudges on the other. Capitol, The first—according to Our former Catholic University, Gettysburg and nearby Colonial statements—ls that domes- Service will not be tic service does not rank in given begrudgingly, without courtesy, and Williamsburg. cjignity below any other type of work, with the For further spirit of one who feels himself the slave of an unfriendly information write: PRICE INCLUDES: whether it is “office” or 3 for 1 farm, industrial work, all of which are destiny, but will be rendered PILGRIMAGE services happily as a loving assistance, which DIRECTOR, 175 last 3rd $»., Now York N. Y. rendered to society. t, 1. Your choice of God asks for and of carpet. On the Himself, which, therefore, is meritorious of (fronofit Rodcmptorist Minions) CARPET contrary, if one gives sufficient thought to the mat- His reward. ter, it appears to them 2. Heavyluxury padding. surpass in dignity for, while the purpose On the other an order will hand, always be given in such a * SALE gentle manner as to become 3. Tackiest installation. D*al Direct with a friendly request. Quality Builders of Know How for This ideal of “human relations" which has been promoted COMPUTE HOMI M ALTERATIONS in field of labor for Here b year ftfl) MfO f* every some time by an improved social STAIN- CONVERSION* satisfaction/ chance ta MODERNIZATION KtHAIft sense, should by rights find its also in heat carpet TWIST WILTON * J application your type of oil addition* work which, more than PROOF Interior and any other, stands in need of these rela- EMIOSSED Exterior Designers and Decorators AU WOOL «AYON WITH tions and is better suited to their development. All WOOL Aluminum NYION Siding for complete Imulation and lotting Paint In DENSE tIR Job 13 teday end combination! *of THE THIRD Hi RAINEOW faicinating colon to givo your Homo Diitinction PRINCIPLE, which from the first ROUND WIRE derives' two, theae beaattful COLORS • All of Roof- is that the SINCE 190? typoi • lath room • Jaloutio. responsibilities involved in your work, and devolving carpetal Ing and • either who tiding Carpentry* • Kitchoni upon you perform it or those who Talia 9" profit by it, are 40 Day* ta • loadon and ® and 9” 6” Colling Til* 9 Porchot Patio important serious by nature. They do not concern, however, FUEL OIL and Gutleri • 9 BURNER SERVICE Dormort Rocroation Room the occasional work of tidying up the house for a few hours Na Carrying SaYd. Sa. Yd. ' Sa. Yd. • Attic Finithod • 9 ev- PETROLEUM HEAT AND Flooring Dotigned Front! ery day, but the permanent task that POWER COMPANY Of N J Ctiarga ® Add 9 involves cohabitation and a lovof Extontion 9 Matonry ,:,f 972 BROAD TEXTURES 9 living together STREET N J Ml • • TWEED loiomont • Oaragot permanently. Newark, 2-8110 WOOL NYION TWEED Uta Oar ladget STAINPROOP or PLAIN Combine your Ideas with our Experience and Wen. 3 Yaan VISCOSE YARN All WOOL let us help you solve Your Problems Toward the Ttl ' Responsibilites Family a ’V 1.91 Our Established Reputation For Integrity Trade in 9" is your Positive Assurance of Satisfaction in Year Every Detail NIIGHNON'WHO WITH We expounded at length in the discourse HINTS GAS AND OM Ci H Yd. For FREE to newlyweds the na- Sg. Yd. Sa. Yd. ESTIMATE Call Anytime Anywhere ture of the responsibilities of employers toward persons subject No Money Up them, and especially toward young and who have OPEN To women girls no mß^Janitrol in MONDAY Down To yrs. experience the world. We spoke of responsibility in the choice 5 Pay U Utl and in the supervision of their and tfsu.- THRU "FLOOR COVERING CENTER af NEW JERSEY" friendships amusements; in the MIOAY Pride Modernizers behavior adopted toward them the "•T’s T"I TA and.in good example that' WOAIB’J FINEST, Till 329 BROAD NEWARK 4-2573 should P M ST., Oonoral be given them. lullding Contractor! TROHLI FRII, AUTOMATIC HU 3-4423 of Frt* 41* t he olher hand Plenty Parking t*. *th Stroot, Newark, N. 1 Call Collect y° ur responsibilities toward the *u i - family that shelters look HEATING you to its honor and reputation, the harmony lOUIPMENT that reigns among its the members, innocence and good habits of •H »»« lITAM *, the and children, your relations with the other servants. A mere reference to these points shows you the extent to which Lobbato &La Rocca ... 574 Bloom field your moral conscience is Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. pledged, and the gravity of the ?** harm that be 'O* can wrought by a conduct that is less than blame- y*fni less, by careless talk inside and outside the Leach Inc. Wr home, by neglecting Brothers,# ji the sacred duty of showing high respect for childhood that Cos was A Oil Burners, Air recognized even in ancient pagan times with the Plumbing, Healing, Conditioning sentence “the 286 child is due the greatest reverence.” MADISON AVENUE JACKSON AVENUE This last CLIFTON, NEW responsibility demands that the normal develop- JERSEY WAYNE TOWNSHIP, N. J. I of the ment religious and moral conscience of children should PReicott 7-5173 MOuntain View 8-6357 not be disturbed bold by speeches and stories, by unbecoming or free overly manners, done under the wrong assumption that they do not yet understand evil. The errors and negligences committed in this respect are of a far different and nature gravity than might be those of any other ★ EARN MORE kind of * LIKE employe, store clerk or industrial worker. Not that failure to do one’s duty in any task does not entail ON EACH DOLLAR YOU SAVE moral responsibility: but they can almost always undo the dam- age done with material reparation.

But who ' can properly repair the devastation done by cal-

Everyone agrees . , , "Edward* are wonderful"! IN CONCLUSION, HERE ARE the rules that should inspire 244 CHESTNUT STREET Children love your conduct: Edward* grown-up styling NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY • task and Respect your as a service rendered to God in the per- rugged comfort. . Mother* know . . they can of son your fellowmah, and take care first of all to preserve your- rely on Edward* fine quality construction self in Christian dignity. to • Love protect active, growing feet) Come in, let our your work and you will find that obedience will be- Rwit or lEtJ come sweet and your task light. buy this famous Everest l experts fit your youngsters properly. Jennings • Cultivate a of particular delicacy conscience in your ex- Expert fitting require* a knowledge of feet terior behavior and while speech remaining aware of the respon- a* well a* shoes! sibilities that devolve upon you in sharing the lives of other families. •/nr €so9 n a J Responsibilities of Employers looking ETercet and So* our Easter selection of good BIT WE Jenmngn wheel chair haa be- DO NOT WANT to take leave of you without address- come more Edwards for and word to those whom dedicate than a comfortable . a serious boys girls . . ed to you your work with Christian and to about- generosity, in private homes or public institutes, and eaajr way get To me even in religious communities. • • it means freedom and in- 5.50 to The social dependence 8.98 teachings issued by the Sovereign Pontiffs and by regained. U» can be applied to all workers, even td domestic and Learn servants, more about tbeaa won- constitute an obligation in conscience for employers. derful modern chain ( bound ... write They are not only to apply all the measures established or telephone for FREE by law to their servants but they must also, according to the Booklet. criteria nlk^ of equity, them achieve a form of help security, which does not exclude the formation of their own family. ivmarr a In this rase, no motive could Justify the denial of a family scientific shoe fitters salary to those who dedicate their whole lea MliMm ilaßoem ] activity family or aa institute to the advantage of the latter. The economic burden resulting from this could easily be re- IS3I lieved—and thia often done is in a praiseworthy manner—by em- ptoymg also the other members of the house worker's family. W 574 BLOOMFIELD AVE., N. J. the Christian l*rlm S4SI7 BLOOMFIELD, May sense of life and of work always bo present active and in your souls. We pray Aiaaighty God that Hu COSMEVO SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. W Ifrim 1*2722 to 6 and grace open daily Monday Friday to 9 may help sad comfort you, and impart upon all of you present 21* here, upon your association and the entire beloved category of PATERSON ST., PATMSON, N. J. bouseworkers Our Apostolic Benediction. ORegory 3-2310 Recollection March 1958 Day 29, THE ADVOCATE 7 Listed for Blind NEWARK The annual recol- Cites That Face lection day for the blind will be Temptations Bishops held Mar. 30 at St. Bridget’s NEWCASTLE - ON - TYNE, at the funeral of Bishop Jo- much the most Church it deadly. Bishop to become self-indul- here, was announced England (NC) A be- McCormack this Bishop seph of Hexham gent. His priests and week by Rev. Richard M. Mc- “PEOPLE DO not people cause of his high dignity leads and Newcastle. even shake will not see him want, but en- Guiness, director of the Mt. Car- a Bishop the hand; kiss a life filled with temptations He recalled in his sermon by they courage him to live in a man- reel Guild Center for the Blind. his ring. At gehu- which other do not that one of his most vivid Mass, they The people mem- ner befitting his state.” day will begin with Mass flect to the Bishop as though have, Archbishop John C. Hee- ories of seminary days was a at 10 a.m., and conclude with a he were God. These nan of Liverpool said here. visiting Bishop, in the Almighty CITING DANGERS which Holy Hour from kneeling he 3 to 4 p.m. The things are done in reverence to said It is for a to be- seminary chapel in his splendid arise from a sermons will easy Bishop Bishop’s be delivered by robes and God to show that they acknowl- come self-opinionated and self- gold chain and cross. unique power and his jurisdic- Rev. Eugene Gillece, St. Patrick’s, in the the of and “he is in "I remember thinking what edge Bishop power tion, Heenan City; Rev. Edward indulgent, peril Archbishop assert- Jersey Swierz- from hard God. ed: the possession of power,” a terribly judgment a binski, St. James, Springfield; “But how the said. But he Bishop must face,” Archbishop fearfully easy it is “The has Rev. James St. Co- Archbishop Bishop also to over- McFarland, Heenan said. for a to that the said that because a is “Asa boy I did Bishop forget come hazards lumba's, Newark, and Father Bishop spiritual arising twice not realize the truth of honor is meant for God and McGuiness. anointed, “even greater my from his position. He is in peril not the man. he holiness of life is expe'cted (of thought. Now I know\ better Unconsciously from the possession of Arrangements for breakfast what of his- power. him) than of a priest, though spiritual dangers a Bish- may grow jealous per- There is little to curb his and lunch are being made by au- the must aim lower op must face. Set above sonal dignity.” Helen Reilly, archdiocesan chair- priest no high thority and it may corrupt than his he is at perfection.” . fellows, subject to “How naturally a Bishop can him. It can rob him man of the Mt. Carmel Guild De- of com- many more become for the Blind. temptations—espe- self-opinionated be- passion and fashion him less partment THE ARCHBISHOP spoke of cially to pride, which of all the cause there are few to contra- and less in the these image of the difficulties ii\ his eulogy seven deadly sins is by so dict him! How simple for a Good Shepherd." Church Groups Named in Will NEWMAN The JERSEY CITY Auxiliary CLUBS: first annual Communion breakfast of the New Jersey Prov- Fulton J. Sheen of ince of Newman Clubs was held at Bishop New Mar. 23 Hotel Robert Treat, Newark, with Arch- York, national director of the Boland Here he bishop presiding. looks over the program with, from left, Society for the of the Anthony Propagation Rev. William has Marinucci, chairman; J. Daly, chaplain; Harold Maus, treasurer; Anne Faith, been willed $2,000 by ’ the late A. Denmark, recording secretary, and Richard vice Mary O’Connor, re- DeVany, chairman. YOUR DOLLARS tired who died BUY nurse, Mar. 2. Miss O’Connor’s will probated On 3 Levels in Hudson County Surrogate Ability Court also showed other bequests for religious and charitable pur- poses. St. Louis Education The of was RIGHT AT sum $720 left to Gearing SHOP-RITE! Rev. Roger Reynolds of St. Al- oysius Church for Masses and To the Students $3OO to Rev. Walter Swenson of Capacity of Our Lady of Victories Church for ST. LOUIS The most tem of three levels Father from the same purpose. one level to the next by sweeping change ever in arch- Curtin said that more will be St. Ann’s Home for the Aged, superior work. diocesan school curricula WHY PAY high expected of the stu- MOW Jersey City, and New Jersey’s brighter was announced here school dents. AS FOR THK reason behind each received by They will be required Boystown, Kearny, elimination officials, intent on providing to take additional advanced of grammar school $5OO. Other bequests went to education tailored to varying courses in graduations, it was pointed out various Catholic missionary and language and sci- student abilities. and will have that Missouri law makes it charitable organizations. ence, to amass Starting in September, all a larger number of credits to compulsory that Ae student general high schools will offer graduate. attend school until he is 16. Under the Movie Benefit three different levels of courses The middle level is designed new archdiocesan for students, Rev. James T. for average students, or those regulations, certificates will be Set Curtin, high school superin- above he given to those finishing the in Nutley slightly average, said, tendent, announced. The top and the third for students who eighth grade during an assem- NUTLEY—“The Silver Chal- students in each school will be have no plans for education be- bly, but no visitors will at- motion in will ice,” picture color,• in one level; the average stu- yond high school. tend. Caps and gowns, class be the presented evening of Apr. dents in a second, and the re- rings, pins and diplomas will 1 at the Franklin Theater here mainder in the third. EARLIER, in a preliminary be eliminated. for the benefit of the Holy Fam- step, the archdiocese had as- One pastor, speaking of the ily School building fund. There IN ANOTHER step, It was signed two of its nine high innovation, said he did not an- will be showings at 7 and 9 announced that formal eighth schools for gifted students p.m. ticipate that it would cause Sponsor of the presentation is grade graduations will be abol- only, and a third high school families to be disturbed. the St. ished. James E. for those Lucy Filippini Sodality Msgr. Hoflich, at the other end of ‘‘Large families will welcome of the school the educational parish. Heading the com- grade superintendent, scale for whom the regulation because of the mittee arc Mrs. Michael disclosed this saying normal school Santore, move, high courses expense it will save them,” he Thomas such had lost Mr*. Narucki, and Mrs. graduations the were too difficult. The new said. John Buglione. meaning they had years ago three-track program makes a when the marked further division in ceremony all other Listed - the end of formal education high schools, so that, in effect, Speakers • SINCE • 1892 for hundreds of students. five different types of second- 'Zero - 1960' In regard to the new sys- ary school courses will be of- By CANNED fered SCHRECK & simultaneously. NEWARK Angier Biddle «***!? HAMS The student himself deter- Duke, of the rled Unox president Interna- \tnp° SHAMROCK mines which level of instruc- tional Rescue Committee, will be tion he is to receive his the the ,-o.pVg WAELTY MANOR RESIDENCE by principal speaker on Apr. CANNED score on mental ability and 4 program of “Zero-1960.” Spon- SNOW OUASDS - LINCOLN VENTILATING 81-S3 AVENUE achievement tests, and his pre- sored by the Blue Army of Our HAMS vious *^**XftW ROOFING and NEWARK, N. J. record in school. Stu- Lady of Fatima, the program Is • dents can up-grade themselves shown at 8:30 can SHEET METAL p.m. every Friday FOR RETIRED LADIES on WATV, Channel 13. ROOM AND BOARD NIXALITE « Bird Barritr Also on the Your Food and Comfort Our Flrat appearing Apr. 4 99 LIGHTNING RODS Comldoratlon . . . •how will 6-oi >B- Ratal Raaionabla Jerome J. be Brutus Coste, sec- • Stanley retary general of the Assembly 25-27 HAGUE STREET Owned and Operated bp seafood * CHURCH GOODS * ot Captive European Nations, AGNES McTIOHS lenten JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. and Eugene and 1 Lyons, magazine ed- 39« 16 Stmt r • Washington t OLdfield 9-4068 * NOREEN AHERN! itor. They will tell of the plight HU 1 tJOI Ml IISIO MA 2-5071 Newark N J. of the more than 200,000 persons STEAKS who fled from behind the Iron COD Curtain only to be left for years in ' depressing refugee camps. Canod' - SMELTS A NEW LOOK ■> Third Order Is Radio Topic for an old Kitchen MORRISTOWN A house- wife, an attorney, a social worker Reynolds and a government employe will Wrap discuss ALUMINUM FINISHED ATTIC their membership in reli- FOIL gious Third Orders on "Thres- hold of Serenity," Legion of Ma- c radio 25 ft. roll ry show, at 11:05 am., Mar. 19 30 over WMTR. Speakers will be Mrs. Thomas Trapasso, Rockaway, a Carmelite John CHOCK FULL O' Tertiary; Bracken, Newark, NUTS COFFEE Grind lb. can Oblate of St. Benedict; Mrs. Maida Libby's 17-ox. Haas, Denville, a Domini- BATHROOM Cream CORN or Garden PEAS Your Choice can Tertiary, and John Mangeney, ean» 85c Paterson, a Franciscan Tertiary. Ronald Beck will moderate the SHOP-RITE PRODUCE BUYS discussion. The program will be repeated on WSOU Apr. 7 at 7:30 p.m. .«w‘“ THERE'S A wit SHOP-RITE Indian River Seedless St. Elizabeth Hospital SUPER MARKET NEAR YOU MAIOUA Honors Administrator ARLINGTON JW Inch St. OU- ELIZABETH—Two past presi- AVENCL IJS Avon*! Av* GRAPEFRUIT SAYONNS dents 414 Av. C *•" of the board of BAYONNE ..»*« managers 1041 Av*. C of St. Elizabeth's BAYONNE PORCHES Hospital were |] Av*. e BELLEVILLE I4« W.thm.lon A«0. honored at a meeting of the $1.99 BLOOMFIELD 114 Oi.nwood Av*. group Mar. 20. BLOOMFIELD till Br*.d 11. Sister Ellen Patricia, adminis- BLOOMFIELD US Brouohton Av*. 4 BLOOMFIELD 25' 11 C*rt*r.t trator, and Herbert It. Jay Brown, BOUND BROOK 14* W Union Av* new president, presented plaques CALDWELL 411 Bloom!..Id Av*. lihby't T»l<4 Rich 44-oi _ J& *s■**&s MORE CARTERET 148 tan* 4% r**, to Frank Sauer and Henry G ...... 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Wlndtor Pork tout* 1* Garden 6 X Apr I**7 Waal Peas . . 79c CALL 808 ANDERSON 274 Oranaat Our lo4r al 2 CENTRAL AVI., ORANGE TOMS RIVER *4 W**hlnoto, l,pir voluntary the attractions, even with some—for the risen "saints” spo- Now, since the Bible also teach- and this country enthusiasm.” womb of the male and all Archdiocese of Newark the most innocent, of American community life. ferences groups discussing topic. ken of in Matthew 52-53 Be es that the of remain- sex, Echoing this thought, The 27, necessity the firstborn Just hokr much does the In 1094, Pope Pius XII wrote his encyclical that it the Last in of my sons 1 re- Mir. 30, IfSS common good of Worker as may, certainly ing the toils of death is one of Palm In it makes of Jan. 5 gives a like deem.” Sunday Ohio or the United States on “Holy Virginity." he perfectly has been antici- the St. Joaeph'a suffer because there of Day wonderfully consequences of sin, Our La- (Spanlrh). 313 Lafayette clear of interpretation what is tak- In fulfillment of this law St.. Newark. will be no lawyers, no the importance religious life and indicates in least Mary doctors, no engineers—- pated at one case, that dy’s Assumption follows as a St. it ing place. It expands on the and Jesus Anthony’a. SB Franklin St.. Belle- only reasons why. surpasses marriage in of the Blessed Joseph presented in rtlle law-abiding farmers—among the 800 school- excellence. "enthusiasm” Virgin Mary. matter of course. For otherwise with which “Chi- the and made the St. age Amish children in that "Virginity," the Holy Father said, "Is prefer she would have temple offer- Anthony's. 340 South St.. Elizabeth community? nese Exempted from God’s general not been what Intellectuals volunteer en- ing as Thus Apr. 4. IfSI Is the admittedly unfortunate of able to marriage then, as we have said, above all Genesis 15 required. St. Luke denial the law which holds for the rank and 3, predicted she would I aster Sunday thusiastically to get out of their tells us in his common standard else because it has a aim: that is to be—the gospel 2, St. Charles educational to these children so higher say, file of humans, Our Lady did not intimate associate of the Chapter Borromeo’a, 84 Cutter swivel chairs.” verse 22-23: “And when Ave.. Nawark an it is a very effacacious means for one- the days outrageous injustice as to demand the jailing devoting have to wait until the Last Redeemer, a participant in His As so often the Red Day of her of their self wholly to the service of while the heart happens, purification were ful- parents? God. for complete victory over sin and its Diocese explanation of what is the redemption of her body. filled of Paterson with the of the married will remain more taking according to the Law of Analogies state suppresion of persons always the consequences. Mar. !«, ms polyg- place breaks the Upon conclusion of her earth- amy, with the forced or less divided." jnto pages of Without her Moses, they took him up to Jeru- Balm Sunday medical treatment for chil- pilgrimage she was taken glorious bodily As- some of our ly up salem UtUe Slaters o( the Poor. TO SU dren in sects which resist the The Holy Pontiff doe* not wish to detract most eminent jour- to present him to the Dey ordinary means to into Heaven not only in soul but sumption, Mary’s victory would Paterson from the nals, in this case the New York Lord —as it is written preserve life are somewhat marriage state. "Of course,” he aaid, “it not been in the Apr. 4. I*SS surely extreme. What also in body. This is what we have complete, any la Times. In‘a series of articles Law of the ■safer Sunday the state wants from not our intention to deny that Catholic by more it Lord, ‘Every male that education is a good citizen. spouses, mean when we of "the than would have been St. Raphaal Monastery, Lafayette a representative of speak In their the Amish because of their Christian life, can wherever Reuter’s, we way, are good citizens. This they glorious Assumption of Our complete without her Immacu- live and whatever be circumstances are told of the "dedication" with late writer prefers them to the 11 "unsilent" Prince- their produce Conception, or without her which the hundreds Lady." tonlans who rich and salutary fruits as a witness of their of thousands from have lately given an unsolicited testi- In that this marvel- freedom all personal sin, or of dwellers asserting monial the virtue. Yet whoever for this reason that city have rushed to without her to futility of "education—period.” argues ous privilege was granted to virginal motherhood, Could not this it is preferable to live in matrimony then to con- go out to the rice paddies and which is another community be granted a Mary, we are not voicing a mere victory over a spe- oneself the collective farms. cial status with respect to education? Church secrate completely to God, without doubt The doctrine of consequence of sin, AROUND THE PARISH pious opinion. concupis- law knows the for perverts the right order." cence. Thus the “dispensation” thoae distressing WHEN WE EXAMINE the Chi- Our Lady's bodily Assumption is Assumption is eases where prudence dictates that the What the Holy Father aaya of virginity ap- of Catholic faith. the crowning realization and ful- general nese press, we learn that this a dogma Pope law, plies not only to those who embrace the religious fillment of the divine blindly enforced, would do more harm than is Pius XII infallibly proclaimed it promise and life, but also to those "voluntary" migration nothing good. Could not Ohio take a leaf from who, remaining in the world, as prophecy which stands at the Canon Law? but another of forced la- such, on Nov. 1, 1950, in these consecrate their to God that aspect outset of the Bible! virginity they may bor, which words: better love and has already engulfed knew, serve Him. Unfortunately, "We declare, and 25.000,000 men and women in Red pronounce, very little is heard or read of this that vocation, define it to be a revealed China according to a United Na- divinely of the dedicated single state. Yet too, must be It, tions Report. dogma: that the Immaculate considered a more noble vocation then that EuAtefeafl of Mother of the ever Mass Calendar From The People’s Dally of God, Virgin marriage. having the Peking we learn that Mary, completed The choice of of life 810,0 M Official a way as a means to course of her was War. Publication of the Archdiocese of people “have been sent Into the earthly life, SO Sunday. Second Sunday o( salvation is to that it should be stressed **>• Paaalon or Paha Sunday. Double of Newark and of the Important And In later assumed body and soul into Diocese of Paterson. and country.” a edi- lot Claaa. Viola! No Gl.«Cr. Prof, of the again again to our young people that they Croat. Most tion of that official communist heavenly glory." (Loot Goepal b of SI John In Rev. Thomas A. seek God’s Waaaoo Boland. STD., help through prayer and avail them- It is worth noting that in giving Immediately following blemming publication we note—and this is of palms. in other Mammae It la from of of the direction and of us this Archbishop Newark. selves guidance the priest solemn definition of the tha bleating of Mime.) an eloquent proof of the forced In confession. God will always make His Divine Assumption, the *** 31 Monday. Publish'd weekly by The Advocate labor of the whole bail- Holy Father did r - Monday In Holy Publishing aspect Weak. Simple. Violet. Corporation; Moat Rev Will known to those who sincerely seek It In not settle the question of wheth- No CM. Prof, of Thomas A Boland. S.TD, oeis—that “the state council tha Croat. choosing a way of life. er died before President; Rt Rev James Mary she was tak- 1 Tuaeday Msgr A Hughes. P.A. also Issued regulations to guard Tweed my la Holy in they should not look for en to Week. Simple. Violet. No J.CJ)., Vice President; Rt Rev Jamee this “signs and up Heaven in body and Gl. Paeaton V.G, Msgr against their return, and to Prof, of Um Croat wonders" but rather use the soul. the F Looney. AM. Secretary; Rt Rev from God. ordinary check the However, much more Msgr Caesar flow of peasants In „A»r. S— Wedneaday. Wednesday ta M. Rinaldi and means He has at the disposal of all—a common view holds that her As- Holy Weak. Rt Rev Msgr Paul Knappek P.A., placed the urban areas.” Simple. Violet. Na 01. Pa* director the instrument was eton. Prof of tha Croat. , Trustees. Si Clinton St.. Newark 2. N J. MArket spiritual who, as of the sumption preceded by death. Examination of many Chinn* Apr. 44)700. Almighty, reveals to each God’s wishes in the If die she did. then her X—Thursday Thursday of tha communist certainly *WW«r. Double af choice of of whether that papers, translated tat llama. Member of the Catholic a way life, be in body was miraculously White. 01. Prat, af the Croat. Press Association. religion, Into English the Re- preserved Communi- in by Union from ran tea. Haas Igttwr and Qul PrtdM Subscriber to the N.C W C. News Service, the dedicated single life, or in marriage. ! corruption until its glorious are search Service- of Hong proper. Editorial Board: Most Rev Kong, resurrection and Assumption. Martin W. Stanton S~»rlda», of Um Lard’a confirms the view that this Is Friday S.TJ)., PhD.; Most Rev Walter W Where the doctrine of Our Jnaabd aM Death Double of lae data Curtis. ST D Tradition mass transfer Is ■taek. Spaaks hardly popular. Lady's Solemn Liturgical Service accord Et Rev Msgr. William F ! Assumption contained in New Lawior. PJL, LLD* Manual workers have Ordo far Friday In Hob MR EL Bev. Msgr WUltam C Heimbuch Man's always .divine Revelation? W* may toggle ; Rt‘ Only Hope been looked down la upon China, point to a text which Apr. 3 Saturday. The Rev Msgr. Joseph H. Brady. 8 T 0., Ph D. stands al- Easter Vtgtl Very For not in man doee our hop* of salvation lie and members who In re- Double af let Claaa While. CL Na Rev John J party most in the very of Cr. Msgr. Dougherty beginning Communl tea and Hanc S.T.L., S.B.D, For in truth, of all bora of Adam none could cent year* have held office tea Ultur Rev W Shea posi- the Bible, Genesis 3, 13. There af raster. Very Msgr George S T D.; Vary Rev. us salvation. bring That waa for God alone the tions of some can hard- Apr. •—Sunday’ The af J Rev authority God, in pronouncing sentence on ■eeurractlea Msgr John Riley; Thomas M Reardon. Word made CkrteL Doable af let man ... Hence of our flesh the Lord ly relish the Idea of ma- 2!“ carting Satan In the Garden of at Qm WUi. 01. ULB.; Rev James W O’Neill; Rev. William N. took Eden, eaauanaa. Cr. Prof, flesh, and. a man like unto us—God and the nure or their eat Haas lgltur A standing up to the same time promised man- af Field; Rev. Edward Synan. PhD. Word—willed to CnmySlialu destroy suffering by suffering, thigba in mud and water la a Mrs. O’Brien wit Rev pad- kind Redeemer: "I will *n- **Ti happy with the Paterson Representative: Carl J. Wolsin. put Ot. atonai Cr. Croadi A tar cake she baked for by death to extinguish death. ft Epiphaains dy fields" between ;mlty you and the wom- JJmaot B tar Pnpat N Arehdlareea af the Rosary when Managing Editor; Floyd Anderson- (died 4*3). P meeting, Aa the Union Research Service ian, between seed and Jtawartu piaeoaa of PMaraatu Can. Marty asked. “Why don’t your her Oaltaeu Prof. ever Prafaet. you bake a cake like that for us?” Words at Work God Love You STRANGE BU T TR U E March 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 9 No Lay Little-Known Facts for Catholics Revolutionaries Help By M. MURRAY Teen Asks: ‘Am I Old J. OpyrtlK IW*. N.C.W.C. Unit Strrkw Wanted Enough In Garment To Decide on Union By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Religious Life? ' WANTED: Doctors, nurses, Rev. John L. S.J. understand By Msgr. George C. Higgins carpenters, teachers, electricians, By Thomas, what such a vocation scientific architects, When a her implies, and if you have Director farmers, is girl old enough to make up own mind prayed Social Action bricklayers and with tech- over the matter Department, NCWC anyone about what she will be In life? I’ve wanted to enter the as you indicate, nical skill. I think you Several years ago an Ameri- had are “old enough” to been told that the ILGWU religious life since I was in sixth grade. Because I’m an make can since WHERE: your own decision in thia industrialist, deceased, is a “radical” and In mission lands, Irresponsi- are and are delivered an only child, my parents very much opposed regard. interesting speech ble such as organization controlled by Africa, on the harm that can be done even sending me to a public high school so I won’t be by socialists and communists and Asia, Oceania YOUR NEXT ,STEP will be to the careless and emotional use that and other un- or Sisters. I don’t want to consult the strike was morally in- “prompted” by priests disobey my a spiritual director, your of slogans. He was of confessor thinking defensible. derprivileged parents, but I’m 16 now and feel I’m old enough to make or any priest you feel words like so- areas. can talk with This is an own you to confidence. stat- example of the harm my decisions. W'hat do you think? cialism, PURPOSE: To your views which can be done Explain and put ism, collectiv- by the care- Well, Agnes, there are decis- your- less offer yourself to self under his direction. and emotional (not to ions and decisions. We’re old ism, cojnmu- say the Bishop of intention, enjoy good health, are If he feels that you have a vo- and the malicious) use of slogans. Fortu- enough to make our oton de- well in and nism, one of these doing your studies, cation, he can then nately, our visitor took the trou- cisions when we’re old help you se- “welfare state.” enough to are obedient and persevering. ble areas for two lect some religious community to check his first impressions know the necessary tacts, the The catchy ti- years to prac- for further study. When of the ILGWU. since are not you enter tle of his Otherwise he pertinent principles, and how to SECOND, you go- tice your skill will depend upon your mutual de- might well have reported in his for apply these log- ing to start your own order—l speech, “Dan- the benefit of the poor of the cision, and, of have to select some re- course, the per- Words publication that the ILGWU is a world. ically to the hope—you ger at mission of the religious superiors. revolutionary organization dedi- case under dis- ligious congregation engaged in Work!,” came SALARY: None What about your cated to the abolition only room cussion. This the type of work you feel parents? to mind of private you Since during and board. would be able to and in which you are only 16, you may property, etc., etc. isn’t really a do, a conversation I had with the ed- have a problem to you would like trying enter function of age, to serve God. Is itor of a Catholic THE QUALIFICATIONS: Skill in at as now desire. European pub- ILGWU, far from being any but of knowl- it nunsing? Teaching? Missionary once; yo£i On lication about the strike profession or trade combined the other it is which a communist or pro-communist and work? Contemplation? hand, possible that had been with an ardent desire edge pru- called by the Interna- to spend your spiritual director can talk organization, was one of the first dent There are religious self and be for the judgment. congrega- tional Ladies Garment Workers unions to eliminate spent sake of tions to them and help modify their er- communists the In making de- established for almost Union. its Gospel. roneous views from ranks and one of the cisions which every variety of work, and Some first to sound the alarm have far reach- many of them combine several parents have acquired THIS STRIKE, which has been against TRANSPORTATION: You will communism in other strange prejudices against Sis- parts of the pay for it. best ing consequences, such as choos- major types. settled amicably, was the first The way to pre- world. ters and convents. They object for life of ing our life we must Third, because you have been one called the ILGWU in pare your sacrifice is vocation, by 25 that they do not want to "lose” The far to do a little proceed slowly and with care. reading about the religious life, years. This in itself is evidence ILGWU, from being begging, that you j their You tell I take it for granted that daughter by giving her to that labor relations a “radical” or may learn to trust in God and me that you have j you in the ladies revolutionary Christ. This is a have a idea strange per- union, is one of the most His goodness. Furthermore been praying a lot and reading | general concerning garment industry are better than coop- your version of Christian thinking. erative sacrifice for books on the life for the vows, rules, and of life and that the is and socially responsi- Christ must not be- religious way average ILGWU which Oddly enough, these same par- ble unions in the United States. gin when you arrive the past six years. Such persever- j religious congregations a mature organization with a comfortably ents do not hesitate to “lose” There in mission ance in of no outside uniformly observe. of social was a time, of course, lands. It begins with spite sup- sense responsibility. Letters to their daughter in marriage, when it had to almost one kind of sacrifice in the Editor port from parents or teachers is struggle prepara- even she However, that isn’t the way fcttmr FOURTH, although you owe re- though may move far violently for the rights of ita tion for another. Our Lord t t+A* Bttor. ft, a good sign you’re not daydream- the ILGWU had been tm Ah ttUmn. Thty on'j I. I. '“J'O -> A rf. would seek an advantage over your worthiness and to establish Father Keelan is a native of the Blue Army which is dedicat- his neighbor—at the expense of contact with the Bishop with Elizabeth. ed to Our Lady of Fatima. Those his workers. Those who whom will who have lacked you work. The Torvian Society is com- not as yet seen “Zero ingenuity in labor of 1960” should know that this trimming costs WHERE posed approximately 150 mem- pro- are EXTRAS would find it hard TO APPLY: Bishop Here to stay in bers residing in Northern New gram interviews persons who business.” Fulton J. Sheen, National Direc- Jersey who have boys and girls have escaped from Russia or one Columbian's tor, Society for the Propagation attending the college. of the Iron Curtain countries. All when save at THE ILGWU not doesn’t of the Faith, 366 Fifth you get you Comp/eft Laundering and Dry only Ave., New Austen E. this is tied in with the of to drive York N.Y. Casey, purpose Cleaning Quality Service is avail- want employers to the 1, the Blue President, Torvian Society, Army and Our Lady of able for all needs wall but has taken Cut out this . . . frequently column, pin your West Orange. Fatima’s condition, that through Altar dothi, vestments, Albs, steps (in the form of loans and sacrifice to it and send it to sacrifice and daily Russia Draperies, and other prayer Surplices, technical assistance) to keep a Most Rev. Fulton J. Na- Sheen, will be converted. Religious or secular articles care- for Aid number of them in business when tional Director, Society for the Appeals fully processed for lasting beauty. However, to televise a weekly otherwise they might have gone Propagation of the Faith, 366 Editor: half hour program takes money EMIGRANT! into Fifth New bankruptcy. Ave., York 1, or to Rev. Patrick Gilligan of Galt, and the ALTAR CLOTHS Blue Army urgently The recent strike your diocesan director: is in THU was one of Bishop Calif., desperate need of needs money to keep “Zero 1960” the most strikes Martin W. Stanton, 31 Catholic * peaceful in his- Mulberry books and magazines on the air. this 9 Thoroughly laundered and Certainly excel- TU€ * All this doesn’t sound St., Newark 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. for his catechism class- starched tory. very Saturday lent, timely and most MON 9 as preferred • • • William F. Louis purposeful 24 DeGrasse es. SUN regular, heavy starch. revolutionary, does it? program should not be caused to or no St., Paterson. * * 6 Hand ironed In his two parishes there is al leave the air because of lack of & Roll so a need for packaged in cardboard pressing buildings: support. Contributions can be tubes, not school hall in Galt \9 folded. H. a and a sent to the Blue Army Head- & OPEN to the Joseph Browne church, school, convent and rec- | quarters, Washington, N.J. $ til VESTMENTS tory in Elk Grove. The latter proj- We in the Archdiocese of New- * 6 PUBLIC ect 10 at $l,OOO ark requires acres should feel particularly proud # Laundered an acre. Since Father Gilligan of the Blue for it * or dry cleaned as Company Army, was needed has no funds and outside Communion no con- founded here by one of our own BroakfaaH 1904 - OUR 34th YEAR 9 - 1933 contribution Hand finished, returned tacts, any from your Archdiocesan priests, Msgr. Har- 21 # Packaged in plio- Ordination Dinnora readers would be 20 transparent really manna old V. Colgan, and “Zero 1960” 30 film bags. Institutional Wadding Rocopttont from heaven. Father is certainly is one of this organization's most 2^ Other articles complete including Dining Room laboring under great difficulties: important Laundry bundles serviced promptly j undertakings. 27 he has no assistants he O Bar Cleaning Supplies and has Mary A Kolash and efficiently ... On schedule Loungo between Elk Estimates Cheerfully Rendered ROUSH • BROOMS • BRUSHES to commute Grove Newark or an account 14th On All Services ASH CANS • MATS • SOAP Make a deposit open any day through April JißuTfOmnl 9101ft and will interest dividends figured from the WAX • SPONGES • PAILS Emigrant pay you Saints of the Week first of the month!* 2595 BOULEVARD • TOILET PAPER • MOPPINO Mar. 30—Second JERSEY CITY EQUIPMENT Sunday, Sun- gena, Spain, he was the brother FIGURED PAPER Af other times DIVIDENDS ARE FROM • PAPER TOWELS • CUPS day of the Passion (Palm Sun- of SS. Leander, and / Fulgentius V day). Generally this date is the Florentina. DAYD! OF DEPOSIT Dry For R**»rr«tiom Call 278 Street (Jfeaners Wayne feast of St. Quirinus, martyr. He St. Isidore succeeded Le- HE 3-0962 .St. at before T.f.s.rvic. 14 the There’s never a waiting period Emigrant your money (louri 7 days Jersey City, N. J. was jailer of Pope St. Alex- ander as Bishop of Seville in 600 starts earning dividends! MArket 3-3980 ander I, by whom he was con- and thoroughly reorganized - the HEndtnon 2-3673 verted. Shortly afterwards he Spanish Church. He died in 636 was arrested as / BIG DIVIDENDS EVERY YEAR a Christian, tor- and was declared a Doctor of the 4 tured and death. put to Church within 16 years after his * Yes, Emigrant pays quarterly interest dividends .. . credited Monday, Mar. 31—St. Amos, death. 4 times a and added and compounded year . ... your dividends, Prophet. He was one of the mi- Saturday, Apr. s—Holy Satur- TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK to your account, start earning more dividends for you. f/tfffiif nor prophets, a shepherd who day, the Vigil of Easter. General- lived in the eighth century B.C. ly this date is the feast of St. His denunciation LATEST INTEREST DIVIDEND prophecy was a Vincent Ferrer, Confessor. He of evildoers. The Roman born at * • Regulnr dieuUmd of Martyr- was Valencia, Spain, in Paid on balances up to $20,000 3% plus extra ology says he at \%% frequently was 1350 and an early age joined or Trust Ac- % 'apr^- in your Joint annum am bai- per the the scourged by priest, Amasias, Dominicans. He became the to in anten of $5 nr more count ... up $lO,OOO your on end and died when his head was advisor of the King of Aragon 3* (iepooii at el Individual Account. 4n%dend with iron prruxd 1 L pierced an spike by the and of the Avignon Pope with priest's son. whom he sided in good faith. En- EXTRA BANKING HOURS Tuesday, I—St. dowed Apr. Theodora, with the gift of tongues, / Virgin-Martyr. She Roman he traveled to was a through Spain, If you can't get the Bank during regular hours. Emigrant and was to death put for the France, Switzerland and Italy at- offices stay open Monday and Friday evenings as luted Mow Faith in 132 the during reign of tempting to heal the schism, for (ill banking services. Hadrian. Emperor preaching penance, working mir- Wednesday, Apr. 2—St. Fran- acles and converting thousands BANKING BY MAIL cis of / Paula, Confessor. He was When it became clear that *if born in 1416 in Calabria at Saves lime and and the Avignon party was not in the steps. Emigrant supplies postage-paid envelopes 14 began the life of a hermit at a right, he turned his efforts to- with easy-to-use forms for all banking-by-mail transactions. DEPOSITS MADE ON seashore cave. His followers had ward bringing them into obedi Fill out the coupon to open your account. become so 17 numerous years ence with the legitimate Pope later that he founded the "Min- He credited is with being the pri- 108 Years of UninterruptedDividends ims" BEFORE (Least), who looked upon mary cause of the cessation of OR APRIL 15 themselves the lowest of reli- o as the schism. gious communities. He was sent to France at the request of King DRAW INTEREST FROM APRIL 1 Louis XI, and attended him at EMIGRANT his deathbed. He remained at the G ive me request of Kings Charles VIII and a INTBRESTI Louis XII. He died in France at rmu Industrial the age of 02. ON SAVINOS ACCOUNTS FROM StO TO SSS O€M» v Thursday, Apr. J— Holy Thors Commemorates •nd whin you bank «t Firat National, day. the institu SAVINGS BANK +1 tion of the Eucharistic and you anjoy thaaa PLUS Convanlancaa: Holy the priesthood. this Generally One of America's Oreat Sat Institutions • can ho made at of our office* _ ing* Saving* deposit* any date is the feast of St. Richard of with Resources More Billion Dollars • 1 *ervico Chichester, of than One *>top banking Bishop-Confessor He HA 3 SB spurned wealth and a brilliant • t office* 3 ConwniMl (VfUrot: neighborhood We«J I. .ttopw on account m *>« to for the priest- *» marriage . study . . to arrange an appoint* hood. Consecrated SI Ckeabers Street Bishop of Chi- ment to discus* your life THE ST «o»< ot PUata »*«d C»T» lOM chester in he defend- 1244, stoutly insurance needs I'll gladly Om« Mm. aMFriItBP.A and It mo poOagapoid by Mol ton** to, ed the rights of his See against with powfeoot Sowing analyze your problem, S lest 4U4 Street RATIONAL BANK royal usurpations He was noted out obligation. FIRST NAHM f6r his care of the poor. He died Oowi Mm. to 1 P.HA. ft* to I Mi JAMES M. FERRIS in 1253 and was canonised nine 71b a»*. A ji»t Street OF JERSEY CITY later ADBMSS mj± years Im MA 1-o*ll •»*»»•»» SOW* Friday, Apr. 4—Good Friday In It *-1711 WHan aadocng cad*. ptaaM m Ragnlarad Mat Ote— Mm. —4 Fit IetMF.R. filint P«p»i* hiime C*ie*>e>l*« • haul Imun iyilMi Meakeri commemorates the passion and THE MANUFACTURERS •turn Mimi eirosif iHiaiAMCi toitoune* death of Christ. Generally ttus LIFE INSURANCE CO. —- ■— ruim * uimilM of is eerONLY t—. r r wMmNM data is the feast of St. Isidore of Taking cere YOUR saving* 10 Cawwxrta Cl. Seville, Biahop-Coofeasor-Doctor. M«.wk 3. N. J. Sewn of a noble family of Cartha- 10 THE ADVOCATE March 29,1958 Serrans Hear Movie Benefit Set Mission Funds Distributed Msgr. Jarvais RIDGEWOOD Msgr. Walter G. Jarvais DePaul of Seton Hall Univer- For High on the Basis sity addressed the Serra Club Need of at its now Solely Ridgewood Mar. LITTLE FALLS More than 10,000 tickets are of meeting 27 at The Chimes .restaurant. His The Society for the Propaga- on sale for the Holy Week presentation of the film, “Tha tion of the Faith is subject wasi, “Lord That I May responsibile for the See.” Robe,” to be presented for the benefit of De Paul Regional for the mission of Christ’s Society Propagation Church on This was High School, Wayne. earth. It sends money , the fourth meeting of to 87 of the Faith the Our of the countries. founders group headed by Sponsored by Lady Highway Council, Funds must be distributed Archdiocese of Newark: Vincent Cunningham, president Knights of Columbus, the show- with the utmost The members expect will be held Mar. 31, 1 economy so that Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D., Ph.D., t.t. n to qualify ings Apr Start Farm Service each shortly or the club and 2 at the Oxford Lit- mission receives a sum ap- 21 Mulberry St.. Newark 2, N. J. official char- Theater, its ter. tle Falls. There will be afternoon SHULLSBURG, Wis. (NC) proximating requirements as Phone: MArket 2-2803 closely as possible. Each the Hours: 9 The program of activ- performances at 1:30 p.m., and A farm placement service de- year Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. spiritual needs of the whole ities will under at 6:30 and to land mission field Diocese of Paterson: get way Apr. t evening performances signed bring • together are the for under the direction of Rev. John 9 p.m. owners and farmers seeking land evaluated, Society Rt. Rev. William F. J.C.D. the Msgr. Louis, J. Cassels, has been in the Madi- Propagation of the Faith does Paterson chaplain. The advance sale according' to organized s 24 De Grasse St.. 1, N. i. not just divide its money into D. Gerard Daly, chair- son (Wis.) Diocese. Phone: ARmory 4-0400 general equal sections and then hope man, has been rapid with at least Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. for the best. Drama Available one of the afternoon shows al- The Church looks to us for ready sold out. The evening per- her an entirely new experience for| WELCOME: Rev. Thomas C.SS.R., of San On St. Bernadette Drives worldwide missionary apos- McCauley, formances are also expected to Asphalt tolate. It these people. Alfonso Retreat is what we give that House, West End, receives a greeting BELFORD, N. J.—A new one- be sellouts. The normal of life for Obituary constitutes her mission treasury. way from A. act play on the life of St. Berna- The Parking Areas It is a and Joseph Wallack, past grand knight of Rev. film depicts the crucifix- a Fijian a few was holy wholesome Are we to alms and years to dette is offered willing give Thomas F. being royalty- ion of Our Lord and the events he could thought to pray for the dead Canty Council, of Columbus, Hill- AS LOW AS so. Kr. prayers for God, Who gave His spend any money get Knights free by Mary Productions. 12c that they be ktosed from side. More which follow the casting of lots Son his hands on. Even the most may than 200 attendedthe Communion to suffer for our salavation council’s All MASONRY WORK their We recommend “Stairway to Eternity” by for His garments. TYPES OF and the of personal property was shared sins. to breakfast Mar. at which salvatioq all men? the 23, Father McCauley spoke. Mary-Eunice Sayrahder, Mary be FREE ESTIMATES with others if they wanted prayers of our readers the Tickets may purchased at it, on Productions of the soul of -the Locking are Grand Knight William Shuhala, left, director, is based on the Oxford Theater, Sheehan’s AU WORK GUARANTEED so there was no incentive to repose fol- facts Credit Union Plan and Carmen reported in “My Witness, in improve their economic con-' lowing who has recently de- Ferrigno, chairman of the Catholic youth Sport Shop the Preakness Bernadette” by J. B. Estrade. Consolidated in Missions dition. parted this life: activities Shopping Center, Mountain View Asphal Useful committee, who also is available T. Quinn spoke. Script from Mary Hardware, Stahl Plaza, Blois Tai- Construction Cos. The Columban Fathers in the Now if a should Mary villager try to 58 borrow Productions, Lenison Ave., lor Shop in Lincoln Park or the Fiji Islands reflect that only a from a neighbor, he un- Belford. NUtley 2-5047 -'2-5092 Oxford Barber Shop, Little Falls. century ago the Fijians were con- doubtedly would be told to be- were 139. At the end of 1956, sidered one of the most savage come a member of a credit union 21,568 members were enrolled in Tells Biblical View on the Now and borrow therefrom. Until 187 unions with peoples globe. Chris- 1953 savings of over tianity and good government there had been no such thing $284,000. have made them admirable credit but still Cassocks citi- as a union, at the end Although of limited Social Justice Toomey Agnus Dei Tabernacles rens. Credit unions of the Of in the area, 1954 there were 66 such means, Fijians through credit And Shirt nuy help make them prosperous, unions, and a year later there unions have funds available for Fronts and Churchwares SAN ANTONIO “The just man looks him- productive purposes. The Colum- beyond self, he does more than ban Fathers point out that the claim his own rights or the rights "PUT THEM OUT OF THE CHURCH.. practice of the people of renting of his family, community, state, nation or race. He gives, as their fertile lands to Europeans the Old Law of Uicm were Testament Holiness demands, everyone his the harth word* hurled at the poor famillea of FERRI An- and Indians and then working BROS INC. ®b*ry (South India) who had decided dtie.” to pledge obedience and loy- as laborers for their tenants may Such is alty to our Holy Father. “Theae new the biblical of con- some day be a thing of the past. concept South 124 ROUTE 17, PARAMUS, N. J. verts now have no church In which to social justice, Rev. John M. Oes- worship Our Lord," writes their bishop. Inland Missioner terreicher declared here at In- Educators “They have made a treat sacrifice,” he carnate Word College and at sev- Offer the most continues, are Could Use Boat eral other Southern complete selection of Church “they suffering In social Catholic uni- Religious Articles, Goods, versities To Convene life, in business and In many other ways. Since the loss of the mission during a 10-day lecture and the largest selection of Bibles, and Bridal can survive, and will the trip. Father Oesterreicher is di- Missals, Prayerbooks They they survive boat, Regina, on a Kwajalein NEWARK A number of edu- and apread the true faith reef and rector of the Institute of Judaeo- among their a year a half ago, there cators from the Newark Archdio- Books in the East, neighbors, If we can but give them a was thought of Li- Christian Studies at Seton Hall abandoning cese will take part as speakers church (a small building will be fine) ao kiep, a mission station in the University. and panel chairmen at the sth that Our Lord remain Marshall can among them Islands, However, Rev. annual National Catholic Educa- Genuine Hr THE BIBLICAL message of Oberammergau Imported Vestments Htij Fatin', Maim AH to give atrength and consolation.” There John T. McCarthy, S.J., writes justice far its tional Association convention in la. no need for us to describe the situation that at the does goes beyond pagan present Bishop 8-11. Wood further. Will you counterpart, Father Oesterreich- Philadelphia Apr. Carvings Monstrances and Chalices help us to raise the necessary >2,500 to give Christ not contemplate a change. a home er said. The Panelists will include Sister M. among these heroic souls? Will your ancient Romans had Lenten mortiAcation “Now w.e can start planning contribute this Gerard of Walsh High to this good worh? writes Father saying: “Let justicebe done, Archbishop again,” McCarthy, Cornelius even though the world School, Irvington; Rev. “and we want to push school perish.” MASS OFFERINGS SUPPORT YOUR MISSIONARIES up J. principal, St. Pe- ... RE- Such sternness was unknown Carr, S.J., two more years to the 10th MEMBER THEM TODAY. to the Israel of he ter’s Prep, and Dr. Miriam Ther- grade. We need another Sister. old, said. esa dean of the Seton “HAVE When in the on their Rooney, YOU EVER BEEN REALLY HUNGRY .?" This We’ve had some of our gradu- morning, . . was Hall school of law. the startling question way to work, the adult mem- University a recent visitor to your office asked the ates teaching and getting some other bers of '( "Well,” said, “who hasn't missed from the an ancient Hebrew Serving as panel chairmen will we a meal . , who hasn’t teacher-training Sisters, . be been on a .’* “Thafs community gathered at the Rev. Francis R. Loßianco of diet.. not hunger," our visitor exclaimed, some- but we’re about to lose three of In what “most gate to settle a legal dispute, the Mt. Carmel Guild and Sister Time Need annoyed, people In this country have never been really them. of hungry. They Just don't know what their aim was not a verdict, Teresa Gertrude, Seton Hall Uni- It means. But I do and that's “These women are young go- but reconciliation. Consult Your Catholic why I’m glad to give this $lO for a food versity guidance director. Funeral Director package so that at least one ing off to be Sisters them- family of ' Theme of the convention will refugees can eat for another week.” Are you willing to “Thus in the Bible,” Father selves, with perhaps a couple Whose carefuland service is in give a food “ be “The to understanding accord with the package (>10) to supply an Easter dinner for the poor, Oesterreicher explained, ‘to Right Educate—The of the graduates. Now we are ta gratitude. Father King Role of State.” traditions Mother will send you an OLIVE SEED ROSARY judge’ often means ‘to ‘to Parents, Church, of Holy Church waiting for the Bishop to come help’; BLESSED IN THE HOLY LAND. judge’ and ‘to are Auxiliary Bishop J. Carroll Mc- so we can plan for the future. help’ parallel Cormick of will As for the the ideas. When the prophet Isaiah Philadelphia open FOR YOUR OWN EASTER GIFT GREGORIAN boys, school I . . . MASSES FOR cried out: ‘Do to the four-day meeting with a Sol- YOURSELF used to run in manual trades is justice the or- ... ASK ABOUT OUR SUSPENSE CARD TODAY. the emn Pontifical Mass at which out of the question, owing to phan, judge fatherless,’ he EASTER BE did mean ‘condemn Archbishop John F. O’Hara, MAIL WILL COMING IN SHORTLY and most of various circumstances too long not the or- as will bo glad a rather him C.S.C., will deliver the sermon. to receive greeting card from a loved one. Not ao to recount. phan,’ ‘help to his with STANTON FUNERAL Leon and Jean, nor with Sister Anastasia and Slater Monica. rights.’ The keynote address will be HOME James a. McLaughlin “I almost bought a last tsstx COUNTY Leon and Jean wish ship 661 FRANKLIN to be priesta and they are watching the to “It is in the given by Rev. Joseph T. ' AVENUE 591 JERSEY mall August; one originally built here same spirit that Tinnelly, ' AVENUE ■eo if we have found benefactor a who will pay >lOO a year for we C.M., dean of the school of law JOHN J. QUINN NUTLEY, N. J. each on Likiep 50. feet long with begin Holy Mass,” Father JERSEY CITY, N. J. while he spends six years In the seminary to prepare for thla Oesterreicher at St. John’s University. More 2-3131 su- a Marine It has added. "With the FUNERAL HOME NUtley JOurnal blime vocation. The Gray engine. Square 2-2266 Sisters wish to work among the In than 2,000 Catholic teachers, su- poor India been on the beach at psalmist we pray: ‘Judge 0 323-329 PARK and they also Ailinglap- me, AVENUE must watch for the mall man to discover If a bene- God.’ pervisors and administrators will JOSEPH P. MURPHY HOWARD J. lap more than two and We do not ask God to sen- BRENNAN factor Is to for years ORANGE, N. J. willing pay a total of >3OO for each while she prepares attend the convention. 102 FLEMING AVENUE it would take a lot of to tence us nor are we temerous 6414 BERGENLINE herself la end study money ORange 3-6348 AVE. prsyer In the novitiate. Would you like to wel- to tell Him N. J. fix up, but the boat is a enough to search our NEWARK, WEST NEW N. come a priest or a nun very YORK, J. Into your family? Why not do It for Easter? hearts because FRANK McGEE Yon sound one. The price was then they are pure. On MArket 3-0514 UNion 7-0373 may make the payment In any manner convenient while your the 525 SUMMER too high, but now that it is contrary, We beg the Lord to Communion AVENUE “son or daughter In Chriat” to spresd kingdom down, prepares the of God 1 in bid be N. J. JOHN F. MURPHY am no position to on it. our Friend, our Helper, our NEWARK, WILLIAM Inc. Defender 480 SCHLEMM, "There is so much in against our enemies HUmboldt 2-2222 SANFORD AVENUE expense JERSEY CITY UNION CITY YOUR WILL from and from Breakfasts IS GOD'S WILL WHEN YOU MENTION THE MIS- keeping the main mission here without within.” NEWARK, N. J. UNion SIONS IN YOUR MURPHY FUNERAL 7-1000 ... HOME WILL DO IT TODAY .... YOUR QOOD WORK going that boat trips to adjoin- ESsex 3-6053 WILL LIVE AFTER YOU. ing islands must be put off for GRACE MURPHY, Director St. Peter’s Air Reduction Cos., Union LEBER FUNERAL HOME the I for better Librarian 301 ROSEVILLE ROBERT LEE FUNERAL HOME present. hope AVENUE 2000 SUGGESTION OF The third annual Communion HUDSON BOULEVARD THE WEEK times soon. Please keep my mis- Will Moderate Panel - NEWARK, N. J. 394 PARK AVE. cor. High St. YOUR EASTER JOY breakfast of the Catholic em- UNION may bring a beautiful i sion in minds.”’ CITY, N. J. “extravagance” to your HUmboldt 3-2600 ORANGE, N. J. refugee child. Ten dollars BUFFALO ployes was held at the Winfield will give one rhlld the sheer Joy ol Rev. Andrew L. UNion 3-1100 Scott OR 3-0935 anew suit or dress for First Communion Bouwhuis, S. Hotel, Elizabeth, after Mass Day. You ear J., librarian, St. 9ERNARD A. KANE Perform this act of charity for SISTER MARIA PATRICK Peter’s will in Immaculate Conception / a loved one who Is de- College, Jersey City, FUNERAL HOME of lot* Marla /I eeased OR our beautiful rard The family the SUtor speak here at the 34th Church. Speakers were Rev. Wil-- gift will tell a special annual Patrick withal (hair lin- 39 HUMBOLDT STREET k friend relative that this kindness fa exprett conference of the Catholic liam J. director of ■ B or has been done foi Li- Smith, S.J., BERGEN COUNTY UNION COUNTY _ to tha Rev- ' ear* appreciation Vary St. Peter's Institute of NEWARK, N. J. their Intention. We’ll send the rard anywhere for you and brary Association Apr. 7-11. Industrial erend Memignor William Looney, enrloae PRESSED FLOWERS FROM THE HOLY LANE Father Bouwhuis will be mod- Relations, and John Q. Adams, HUmboldt 3-0733 [ the Reverend Joieph Stockmann, THOMAS J. Inc. which have been blessed the erator of president of the Manhattan KELLY, ; on Holy Sepulcher. fdward a panel on the con- Re- PETER J. GORNY l GORNY Reverend looney. Reverend QUINN 37 WEST MAIN STREET Slitert of ference theme, Life- frigeration Cos., New York, and GIVE TO WIN Andrew, 0.5. R., Charity “Forming Funeral Director MORTUARY THE WORLD FOR CHRIST? time of Union Terminal Cold BERGENFIELD, N. J. of New Jertey, relatival and friendi, Reading Habits.” Storage 330 ELIZABETH 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE DUmont AVENUE “HE'S A JOINER ...“ for their Man cordi, floral tribute! Cos., Jersey City. William F. Sues 4-1286 you will often hear people say of someone N. J. of N. J. ELIZABETH, they know who la member and enpreiiioni lympathy to their and John N. Sheehan were co- BLOOMFIELD, a of every club you can Imagine. “Join- ELizabeth 2-1415 ing" la recent bereovement. WASHINGTON FLORIST chairmen. Pilgrim 8-1260 J. sometimes good and sometlmrs a little less JOHN FEENEY than desirable. Th* But. there's Family, Incorporated no mistake about Joining the Holy Father's Mission Aid Interchemical Finishes Divi- JOSEPH I. 70 MONMOUTH ROAD GROWNEY FUNERAL Since 1906 FINNERAN HOME Oriental Church. The membership dues art purt gifts you WIDDINO end FUNERAL DESIGN* sion, Newark Assemblyman 102 SO. GLEN ROCK, N. J. . 1070 NORTH place CLINTON STREET BROAD STREET in the hands of the Vicar of Christ for his work among the Flowen Telegraphed Anywhere James McGowan addressed the EAST N. J. MUlberry 4-4396 N. J. of ORANGE, HILLSIDE, poor the Near East. Annual is S4S BROAD membership ONE DOLLAR for Donahue's Florist STRUT. NEWARK, N. J. Catholic at their sec- the Individual and FIVE employes ORange 3-0022 Elizabeth 2-1663 DOLLARS for the family. Join today and Mitchell 14411 ond annual Communion breakfast THOMAS J. DIFFLY become associated with work of the the Holy Father which Is the 170 BLOOMFIELD AVI. after Mass in Sacred Heart l. V. DANIEL J. LEONARD & SONS work of MULLIN l SON 41 AMES AVENUE Christ. HUmboldt 3-2224 Mar. MORTUARY . Church, Elizabeth, 23. 976 BROAD STREET RUTHERFORD, N. J. NEWARK NEW JERSEY 242 WEST Classified Picatiniiy Arsenal and Naval NEWARK, N. J. WEbster 2-0098 JERSEY STREET M&ar Air Rocket Test Station—Break- MArket 3-0660 ELIZABETH, N. J. • lastOlissionsj^ ELizabeth fast will be held Apr. 27 in SS. HENNESSEY 2-5331 FRANCIS DON McCRACKEN CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE CARDINAL SPIUMAN, President Cyril and Methodius School, FUNERAL HOME Peter FUNERAL HOME HOUSEKEEPER 69 MILLER FUNERAL M.*r. P. Tuohy, Nat l Sec y Boonton, following 8 a m. Mass HIGH STREET 232 KIPP AVENUE HOME FOR CATHOUC MIDDLE- lb* RECTORY. N. Leo F. Send oil communications to: there. Msgr. John L. McNulty, ORANGE, J. Bannworth, Director AGED, REFERENCES, SAURY OPEN. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. frank T. lurnt Homs) 1055 CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE president of Seton Hall Universi- ORange 4-7554 EAST JERSEY ST. ASSOCIATION 010101 AVINUI Write Bex ATIoj 8-1362 1114 IT. IBS, will be 480 Avo. at ty, principal speaker. Co- ELIZABETH, N. J. Lexington 46th St. Now York 17, N. Y. tlnabelh linden line THI AOVOCATI GORNY ft GORNY chairmen are Dominick Salinari EL 2-6664 Him belli 1-3170 11 CKnten St., Newark, N. J, TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE and William J. Ryan. MORTUARY MAYWOOD - BOGOTA 303 MAIN STREET PATRICK & WERSON LITTLE FERRY EAST ORANGE, N. J. 635 NORTH WOOD AVENUE Notes Attitude HUbbard 7-3050 1958 Franciscan ORange 2-2414 LINDEN, N. J. Pilgrimagcs m Honor of The Blessed Mother Linden 3-4119 On Voeations DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME

WeekEnd RIDGEWOOD - "We do 269 MT. AVE. Pilgrimages to Holy Land Monastery and not PROSPECT HUDSON COUNTY lack the seed; we lack the culti- NEWARK, N. J. PASSAIC COUNTY Immaculate vator,” was the topic of a talk Conception Shrine in D C. HUmboldt 2-3333 I EARL F. BOSWORTH Washington, given the members of the I Four newly iniheSprinq Three in theFall 5 Meals 311 WILLOW AVENUE | i Include® 1 formed Ridgewood Serra Club by GORNY « GORNY GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME N. J. Beginning Apniir Beginning L.OSt OO.UU John P. McHugh, director MORTUARY HOBOKEN, 154 Oct3J | TranspLodging.etcj WASHINGTON PLACE of De Paul Regional High School. HOboken 3-1455 399 HOOVER AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. Rom in Ireland and ordained HOboken 3-1456 17 6 Full BLOOMFIELD, N. J. PRetcott 9-3183 Pilgrimages-Each Days Father NECKER-SHARPI 1 there. McHugh explained Pilgrim 3-8400 to &eqinmnq JuneZend till inclusive that a Day Trips every'Moncieythereeter Sept22 P*y it was revelation to him FUNERAL HOME HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME when he came here a few KIERNAN St. Josephs To all these Shrine 6 in Canada Pilgrimage years FUNERAL HOME j25 - 45th STREET 171 WASHINGTON PLACE ago to find a constant awareness 101 AVENUE to California UNION UNION CITY, N. J. PASSAIC, N. J. of the needs and - physical require- N. Seraphic STANNEDEBEAUPRE BRO. ANDRE'S - BELLEVILLE, J. UNion 7-0820 PRetcott 7-0141 Missions ments of life, but little thought CAP Plymouth 9-3503 UNion 7-0120 Seminary DE-LA-MADELEINE AND given to spiritual life. „ SACREp HEART Sept29-Oct-19 GORNEY t GORNEY he RIEMAN Callicoon.N.Y It was rare, said, to find CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME MORTUARY these B- 95. parents fostering a religious vo- 77 PARK STREET 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE May4oroct 12 Pilgrimages Cost*s2s. 519 MARSHALL STREET cation among their children. He J. UNION CITY, .co*t rJrJs 1 per trip on detee. MONTCLAIR, N. N. J. PATERSON, N. depending Send expressed confidence that the ob J. T for Folder MOntrlair 2-0005 UNion 7-6767 $750 '- jn>r the Serra (Forinclude 13Midi's, Transportation, Lodg/ngEtc. jectives of Club would MUlberry 4-5400 be fulfilled—the encouragement GEORGE SON AHM LAWRENCE O. FAUON QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME and of vocations. 700 NYE development AVENUE 157 BOWERS STREET 27-29 HARDING Jll FronascuPilgrimag** btg.n and endat our Office- A Fronasca*Father The alto AVENUE tccompinwthPibnmag* osChaptam group was addressed IRVINGTON. N. J. PiL, JERSEY CITY, N. J. CLIFTON. N. J. OktM .. ** _r t L/U-. by Rev. John J. tassels, club ESeex 3-1020 Oldfield chaplain. 9-0579 PRetcott 7-3002

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March 29, 1958 11 Denmark Church Vigorous.Desp ite SmallMembership By Floyd Anderson COPENHAGEN There is a tremendous vitality to the Catholic Church in Denmark, where there are only 26,000 Catholics out of a population of approximatelyJ 4,000,000. You first meet it at your hotel, as I did, after a pleasant flight from Amsterdam on KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. As you ask I think one could sit for hours "Simple, unassuming, dead where the nearest Catholic honest...” is one description of thearchitectureof St. studying and meditating on it, church is, the Knud Lavards, outside registration clerk and always to the Copenhagen. hands adding depth you a leaflet which lists of one’s understanding. classes, as well as conversions the priesthood is the Catholic churches, the lime of though there no the beauty that the Church The other stained glass is at stemming directly from the Niels Catholic pro- Masses, hours for seminary in Denmark. duces. confession, etc. the Lady the Stennsen’s altar, alongside main Library. But as Suhr You see it Bishop said, “the And while realize that too, unmistakable altar—the two altars in you the only the boys who want become in apostolic vigor, in the zeal of THERE ARE UNUSUAL to priests Church in Denmark is “a slow church. Here the stained as e glass is have never seen (center) Prepares to put “how to priests, in the devotion and pects about the Church Catholic life; It business,” in the apt phrase of JoAnn Le Fevr diaper baby" lesson to good use opaque, and filled with titles of in Den- is endeavors better for them to go to a Cath- Bishop Pekowic (left) and Mrs. Francis Pekowic watch many of the laity, Our mark. For instance, the people Suhr, you pray God that as Julia-Anne happily. Lending her- Lady. olic country." self and in the encouragement are once again there will be a Cath- to the given At the Lyngby church is Rev. obliged to pay a 3% tax for baby-sitting practice session is tiny Diane Pekowic. Theodor olic Denmark. by Bishop Suhr, 0.5.8., Gunnar Martin support of the state church, THERE ARE MANY evidences Nielsen, a young the Ordinary of Denmark., which is the Protestant church. convert, who started a correspon- of fervent Catholic life in Den- You see it too, Protestants this with their recognized, by dence course in the Church. pay mark, especially here in Copen- Dover the government in an unusual ‘Sitters' tes- other taxes. Catholics Take Course Father Nielsen is hampered However, hagen. In the suburb of Charlot- to the Catholic Church by timony in a lack of may just declare that are there funds but still has ex- they tenlund, is a Dominican By June Dwyer among for this predominantly Protestant his Catholics; then they do not St. Andrea’s. 1958 youngsters caring aside Tuesdays at 1 for panded work to other parts of pay church, Compline is DOVER their p.m. country. the 3% but While people the children. The led the Scandinavia. tax, are supposed to said every at 7:30. The group, meetings which were held evening over the by Mrs. Kenneth pay that amount to their own weather these country argue case of Edwards, de- in a Sacred Heart classroom. ON MAR. par- past few days has 11 this year, King ANOTHER released school time cided to do ACTIVITY is a chil- ish church. been bad—with for reli- something construc- The course was opened to Frederik IX's snow, cold winds, Pilgrimage Sailings any birthday, when dren’s book gion, a school tive publishing venture “Fortunately,” said and Catholic here has by setting up a Course to seventh or by one icy roads. Yet, there were eighth grade girl prominent persons were honored a family, who there quietly gone about stu- train sitters. who wished to feeling was a priest, "normally they do much 20 to 25 people at compline there releasing attend. All 48 by the King, high on the list was dents for The great need for Catholic books for more than that. If Catholics something a little out community project en- who are eligible on Friday and Saturday evening. of signed up. Bishop Suhr, who was named children in didn't the listed the aid of local Danish, asked pay more than are ordinary—baby sitting. safety Kommander af permis- they As go the Na- What’s THE COURSE Dannebrog. The sion of the bound you through there seems officials and national firms begins with Bishop to start a series to pay, we would have to more, to be nearest English translation I tional Museum in Copenhagen, a unanimous that which donated the reading of a 12-point called Don Bosco books. close.” opinion it is prepared baby pledge could find They you see countless evidences of and the was “Commander of have a good idea! sitting material. Three schools, following preamble: “I approximately 1,000 sub- There is a growing interest in what the Flag,” Dannebrog being the was once Catholic Den- among them Sacred have one of the most responsi- scribers now, and publish four the Catholic Church the Heart, name of the of Denmark. among mark—beautiful vestments, al- THE PROGRAM was ble flag books born in agreed to release the girls from jobs in the world. I am in a year at a reasonable Danes. I was told that they had the Dover Junior A few days later the King in- tars, runestones, statues and all Woman’s Club class of a been for the course. charge priceless possession price. quite happy with their ma- Jourdes vited where mothers from the Bishop to a special audi- expressed con- At Sacred Heart, Sister M. the moment that I start Father Dorn, S.J., at St. Aug- terialism—but they are not ence—not “in the usual as any over the lack of duties until the way,” ustine’s Church in more. The training Hildegarde, 0.P., principal, set my parents re- Copenhagen, Danes no longer have one layman told 'Modern turn.” me; His Majesty 10 issues that publishes a year of security they had. been ac- wanted to see the in a The classes, four in all last- Bishop “Pa Vejen” “On the customed to; and that’ is special audience.” Road,” why, Fatima MR. & MRS. ing 75 minutes with a HOMEMAKER! each, started at circulation of less than quite naturally, they are more Air-Conditioned He said this was 1 p.m. Included in the series a recognition 700. It Is mimeographed, but it and more interested in religion. of the were lectures growth and standing of is a by Dover Police good job and has been very the Catholic Church in DANISH CATHOLICS tell Chief John on Den- well received by the youngsters. me BANQUET FACILITIES Valley security mark. “It that when and what would have been un- Non-Catholic one goes out with non- Rome to do in emergencies; youngsters in the believable 50 years the conversation Now Fire ago,” he em- schools are Catholics, turns Hear by also for This Superintendent Lor- enthusiastic available phasized. to the Catholic Church all enze Bauknecht fire about the magazine. Sail on the Greek Line More than a of on safety; the; 23,000-ton quarter a million persons in Nassau and There is time. “As soon • by Mrs. Albert Green, Dover’s an interesting story be- I was particularly as you are alone' WEDDINGS Suffolk Counties sat pleased to "OLYMPIA". bundled in cold, hind the with flagship . .Cardinal damp quarters health granting of the honor to meet Father people,” one said, “they are: when nurse, on child care; by Dorn because he furnaces stopped and ate cold food electric Suhr. The usual interested in talking about the • when Mrs. Frank Poeltler, Dover bed- Bishop procedure wants to translate into Danish a COMMUNION Spellman Lourdes Centennial Pil- stoves would not operate. is to request some person ranking book of mine Catholic Church.” side teacher, on baby sitting published last year, BREAKFASTS grimage and other tours under and higher than the recipient, to in- “The Religious vocations are quite ethics; by Drs. Julian Men- Bishop’s Boy,” and run it YOU ARE NEVER WITHOUT quire whether he would good considering the number of • the of Cath- HEAT ded, George Nicoll and Robert accept as a serial in the magazine. ORDINATION leadership prominent the award. In this case there Catholics. Denmark is Zufall on First Aid. was probably olic clergy. Daily Mass on board. no one in the Church in Denmark THEN THERE IS the Niels one of the few countries where DINNERS With THE GIRLS Stennsen’s the Visit the Shrines of GAS HEAT CRANE saw films illus- rankinghigher than Bishop Suhr. Library, where Cath- proportionate number of Europe. by their olic books Sisters • ALL trating responsibility and Finally the government asked the are made available to has increased; now they SOCIAL have on procedure in case of fire. Protestant Bishop to ask Bishop non-Catholics. Located on one of almost 800 Sisters. FUNCTIONS “OIYMPIA” New Each girl also received litera- Suhr if he would accept. the principal business streets, its There are 20 men studying for from York and Boston to

ture on the course two attractive • • matter, a windows show For reservations eoituoal rraiY sicily • oasses THERE ARE MANY manifesta- phone card and a memo book. books and other pledge displays depict- HAYES PAYS ’ It’s tions of the Church’s vitality in •NIW YORK • "ARKAtXA" Time Now that the course is over ing the Catholic Church, drawing among them the beau- MA 2-1000 from New York, Boston and Canada each of the girls who attended Denmark, many into the library. to • the four sessions tiful church of St. Knud Lavards St. QUARTERLY IRELAND • (NOLAND FRANCS • OERMANY and who suc- Ansgar’s Cathedral is al- at Lyngby, a suburb of Copen- most kcross A cessfully passed the written ex- the street from the Accounts Inturod You 3\_%"V ANNUM St* Your Travtl Agtru Replaced am a hagen. to or writ* is registered as sitter at library, and there every Tues- up 110,000 » the local An Irish priest stationed there ROBERT high school where day a public class is SAVE BY bolh inquiry MAll~Poitag« paid way* described it as un- Dover parents may seek their “very simple, conducted. About 80 persons at- dead* GREEK LINE That assuming, honest . . . built Worn Out services. tend and one priest said he in concrete and doesn't hide it." Catholic Travel Department ‘‘The children’s own parents thought between 40 and 50 are TREAT also It is built with Scandinavian 10 Bridse Street New York 4 are helped," said Sister non-Catholics. He said they en- of the as he “de- Catholics simplicity, and, said, courage to too, SAVINGS LOAN • Heating Hildergarde. “Many come KIW YOftt • System girls • BOSTON CTJviLAN* • • CIIICAOO have brothers signed for the and for and often A KNOTT HOTEL younger and sis- people they bring non-Cath- LO« *NO*l*l • BAN PIANCttOO the times.” The ASSOCIATION ters at home who need the serv- simplicity is al- olic friends. TOBONTO • MONTUAL 50 Park ices of trained sitters.” most stark, with bare wooden He said found it better to Place, Newark WITH THE EFFICIENT NEW CRANE they 9558r0a Newar 2.N.J. benches, with only one statue hold these classes in the church THE PARENTS echoed this that of St. Anthony —and than in a parish hall or classroom. c* $ sentiment as did the them- girls only two places where stained Non-Catholics seemed to feel it is selves. The Sacred Heart girls glass is used. more impersonal, or more anony- are ready when needed. All be- // One is at the side of the church, mous, because the church is al- cause a mothers’ group and a where Scandinavian stained glass ways open and they can just go Catholic school felt baby sit- in modern Let 26 symbolizes the in. me ting is one job you can't sit Passion. All the Stations of the He said there had been a good down on. | GAS-FIRED BOILER Cross are represented there; and number of conversions from the I * The ideal <9 replacement boiler CSS OUT! for all hornet and tmall apart- Workshop ment buildings. Modern beauty, compact tiie. Quickly installed at Maintenance anywhere modest Men to ‘'Study’ cost. For hot water or steam Crane Radiant heating Care and id your homo of Baseboards, Radiant Panels, Use of Equipment j or Conventional Radiators. Bottlenecks! I Anne Mae 10 Wiring By Buckley by experts representing such THREE YEAR OLD CSS may No fuel storage, no stoking, NEWARK—If your suppliers as Congoleum Nairn, follow up with workshops to no soot. Just wonderful "Au- mop flops General and your broom won't sweep Electric, Scott Paper train consumers in the use tomatic Sunshine" with eco- Products clear%could be you need a les- Cos., and Franklin Re- of other products it purchases nomical gas luxurious, son in how to buy and care for search. for Catholic institutions of north Also healthful radiant heating! your tools of domesticity. to speak is James Tra- Jersey. Its total purchases last Such oil a lesson will be pre- cey, purchasing agent on year amounted to $2,805,460 for the CSS staff. ASK sented custodians of a G'tmi FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Cath- representing saving to Cath- olic churches, schools and oth- olic buyers of $576,374. ON “AUTOMATIC SUNSHINE” FOR POINTS to be covered will er institutions, Apr. 8, under An organization dedicated to range from how a broom is YOUR HOME. BUY ON EASY TERMS! auspices of Cooperative Supply service, CSS would like nothing Services. manufactured and what the better than to expand its serv- limitations are of a certain ices to include training work- kind of to how ‘•COOPERATIVE," the pur- mop, to select in the HOUSCPOWIR the shops care and use of chasing agency for Catholic in- proper flooring material all its for purchases, thereby in- stitutions of the Newark Arch- the cafeteria kitchen. suring all the savings it makes and diocese and the Patersion Dio- It Live Better... 1 won’t be a dry, academic possible for the Church. Electrically cese, buys $600,000 worth of lesson, either. There'll he dem - CRANE The maintenance and onstrations of YOU HAVE A WIRING Quality Heating equipment waxes and soaps, BOTTLENECK IN YOUR HOME—- supplies annually. The work- mops and brooms, electric light Aq • If fuie s frequently blow • If lack full shop for the men who use these bulbs so •M>S appliance! xipl etc., the "pupils’’ can products, to be held at Sacred see for themselves. #lf T.V. bet winces when #lf Distributed by SV your there aren't enough Heart School, Lyndhurst, is to will lunch adV Ttyose attending as other appliance! go on. outlet! that Catholic in every room. assure institutions guests of CSS. The workshop glean maximum will CONNOLLY DIST. CO., Inc. efficiency and close at 4 p m. service from them. BROADWAY “ENTHUSIASM about 510 NEWARK 4, N. J. "We at CSS are in the posi- the been tion to purchase for parishes workshop as remarkable" HU 3-6707 and Smith said. "There will be institutions the best main- UlOJ} about 100 institutions tenance products that money represent- For further information or free tend in by the maintenance heating survey, can buy," says Joseph W. ed—mostly attached men coupon. Smith, general manager. "But themselves, some by priests and Brothers too " if the application of these prod- v> is not *•».*< m p*ai ’ ■ ucts proper, results are Response was so large that Gentlemen: ' not satisfactory." original plans to hold the work- S9NIAVS CSS saves Catholic ship in the CSS showroom OlintNl 01 Please have your nearest Crone contractor call buyers at •M'Slt 101 $120,000 a on Plane St. had to be in year waxes, reference to my heating problems. and lf*W •*•*(* brooms, mops and other trap- scrapped larger facilities pings of the janitorial trade. at Sacred Heart obtained i wf Name ' The workshop aims at further Smith attributes the enthusi- securing these savings by guid- asm to the fact that "every- Address y, ing maintenance men in the body hay maintenance prob- lems." ail i|M«qoH City Zone State proper selection, care and use that are interested of these products. i» ways of saving money COMIAVt m *~i —" Best time a.m. through proper use of products, THE WORKSHOP will, tt Mii—i} *•« v»***m be and in keeping churches, - opened at • :*> am to call p.m. Rhone by Magr schools, hospitals and other In- RM|H«W i •m PVBLIC John J. Kiiey, CSS director. SERVICE stitutions as apic and span and lIM Smith will ONIVTN M.H •* *•**«• moderate the aes- as Military possible through the 9V sioa which will feature tatk« flA* VT4 um of the right products. 12 THE ADVOCATE March 29,1958

Film the New Moral refine tm thv New York office of the Books of AT BOTH THEATRES Reviewing National LeelUA, Decency with coopera- RKO MOVIES tion of Motion. Picture Oepartmont, Inter ieU " Federation of PROCTOR’S " B ' st SM national Catholic Alumnae. [Sow] COmpUed trom ™’” Published by the University of Scranton, Reviews Scrant bo»'pa7 entertainment ratine by William Mooring. Advocate movla critic STMILEV-RIT ••••OuHteodln* * ••’Excellent •*Oeod *Feir a Weak . NO WONDER WE ARE LOSING. of the | cross-examination, art of Laurence publicly declared that '4th By William H. By-Robert Morris. The Bookmall- STARTS APRIL To commemorate the Mooring accumulating evidence, and the he believed that the Im- er. (Suitable for read- “Mary general ■ dependency of Jhe several ‘’de- Mother Morally Unobjectionable for Everyohe "Mr. DeMille's moving Merry Andrew maculate, of God, did tru- NEW MOVIES: Music TOO-Anniversary ofthe ing.) partments of Country Boy; With Care; High portrayal of THE TEN Good (Family) American govern- ly appear to Bernadette Sou- A short time after completing ment each other if effective Flight; International Counterfeiters For his upon birous on the 11th of COMMANDMENTS will Miracle at fans the Dan- day Febru- Abominable Snowman Gentle Touch California Lourdes... madcap his formal education at St. Pe- counterattack is to Kaye be realized ary, 1858 . . . in the grotto of Admirable Crichton Ghost Diver Rawhide Trail enrich the lives ny heQe plays the odd-ball ter’s •• spiritually College and Fordham Uni- against the Acroaa the Brldse Giant Claw • Return to Warbow communist near the 4 of an austere for centu- conspira- Massabielle, town of All at Sea • Gift of Love •• of all who see it.' * fapiily versity Law School, Robert Mor- Ride Out for Revenge ries cy. Lourdes We All Mine to Give Girl Most • Rising ** running a swank school for ris entered ... authorize in our Likely of the Moon upon his bat- For students Alligator Named Data? God la My Partner •• MAN CIS CARDINAL SPILLMAN, exciting and general diocese the veneration of Our Rockabilly Baby boys. Danny-boy misfits as a tle Ambush at Cimarron Golden Age of Comedy Sabu and the Maglo Ring pro- against the communist con- readers this concise of Now York study is Lady of the Grotto of Gun Duel In Durango Sad Sack * Archbishop fessor, on an archeological spiracy in America. For Lourdes a peri- bound to be alarmingly attrac- Apache Warrior Gun Glory St: Louis Blues hunt, gets mixed up with a cir- od April Love •• Gunslght Ridge * Search of more than 17 he has tive. , for Paradise years But ••• cus, falls for the ring-master’s many difficult years still Around the World In Hell Canyon Outlaws Seven Hills of Rome devoted most of his time to work Eighty Days Hell Ship Mutiny •• lay ahead of Sing Boy Sing daughter (Pier Angeli) and is al- ST. Bernadette. After Beast of Budapest Hired Gun as counsel to state and federal BERNADETTE SOUBIROUS. SUm Cgrter spending some time Beginning of the End How to Murdor Rich Spook most forced into a Francis as'a student a Chaser shot-gun mar- legislative committees and as a By Trochu. Pantheon. Big Beat •• with the Sisters of Uncle Stopover Tokyo riage. The sly, Charity and Black Scorpion * I Accuse farcical story by Naval intelligence officer. $4.95. (Suitable for general read- Story of Mankind • Christian Instruction Bolshoi Ballet Invisible Boy Paul Gallico plays up the at the x Store of Vickie zany In . this, his first book, Morris ing Bombers B-S2 ** It's Great to Be Lourdes Hospice, she entered the Young Summer Love non-conformist in final is Bridge River Kwal Jacqueline Ten triumph narrates the highlights of his ex- Why the world so concerned on Command- over religious life with the Sisters of Campbell's Kingdom Jamboree ments •••• tradition. While taking digs with with what to periences interspersed a fine happened a simple Chase a Crooked James Dean Story That Night at this Nevers. There she suffered much • “culture,” gives Kaye full historical summary of little French girl 100 Shadow Joe Dakota This la Russia FRANZ contempo- years ago? Chasing WERFEL'S opportunity for clown- did from the criticisms of the Mis- the Sun Last Stagecoach West Three Brave Men * familiar rary events. No American is Why Pius XI, on Dec. Courage of Black 8, 1933, tress of Novices and of Beauty Man from God's Thunder Over Tangier His most other su- •• Country ing. amusing sequence more conversant with the com- solemnly state that “We define Cowboy Time Lock * finds him iin periors, who considered her Crash Landing Merry Andrew Tin Star The trapped a high-wire, munist element in this and declare the Marie- Crooked •• SONG of country. Blessed for Added Circle Misouri Travelers Torero circus act with “good nothing.” to this Damn •• lusty acrobats And equally important is Morris’ Bernard Soubirous a Saint, and Citizen Mustang Toughest Guy In was the fact that Deep Six • tossing him hither and The We enroll she suffered No Time for Sergeants Tombstone yon. knowledge of the militant anti- her tofthe of Deerslayer Old Yeller •• BE! catalogue recurrent attacks of asthma. No Town Like AUce cherubic as the Destination 60.000 One That Got Away Baccaloni, circus communists of liberal and mod- Saints, ordaining, that her mem- 20 Million Miles to more apparitions were Diamond Safari Operation Madball •• Earth master, is a sheer ddßght but if hue. ory be celebrated vouch- erate Wisely he has avoided shall piously safed Duel at Apache Well Pawnee Under Fire to her. ••• Danny had the in A'malignant tumor Enemy Below Perrl ••• • Kaye given singer frenetic rightists. the Universal Church on Apr. Underwater Warrior* the Enemy from Space Persuader more opportunity to sing without 16 of each destroyed bone structure of Up in Smoke In the past few year, the day of her Escapade in Japan Plunder Road White Cecilß DeMille's years many her right knee and then Huntress interruption or birth in heaven”? spread Escape from Red Rock Pursuit of Graf Bpee •• World • crowding, the film volumes have been written con- Was His Jury have been to other parts of her body. She Escape from Terror Raiders of Old Zero Hour •• might better. subversion The book, written Face cerning in high places by Msgr. suffered In the Night mSs JENNIFER JONES terribly and constantly but this account has much of an Francis Trochu and translated The Ten Saddle Wind in the final months of her WILLIAMEYTHE• the from life, Morally Unobjectionable for CHARLESBICKFORD original character to offer. As the French by Rev. John Good. Adolescents) before she went home to God on VINCENTPRICE• LEEJ.COBB• GLADYSCOOPER (Adults, counsel for Senate S.J., is a successful effort Adults and Adolescents Commandments TV’s Rod the Foreign Joyce, Apr. 1879. The mm* HENRYKING• mm WILLIAM Sterling has scripted 16, utter simplic- » PERLBERG Relations Committee and the In- to answer those questions. The Amazing Colossal Man •lelen Morgan Story •• Run of the Arrow a Western rather ity with which the Awakening »tmmim v, GEORGESEATON out of the rut. reader who knows story of this HeU on Devil’s Island Saddle the Wind ternal Security Mor- little about St. Bitter Victory SPECIAL DfSCOUNT h» Enctn In it conflict broth- Committee, saint is told will make Hit and Run Safecracker Titnaptil between two perhaps a Black Tent Hold *Ca*—l ris can testify of Bernadette Soubirous will learn That HypnoUst Saint Joan * W«MM M TV ers authoritatively RATES TO GROUPS (Robert Taylor.and John Cas- much lasting impression on you. Blonde Blackmailer Hot Rod Girl Sayonara ••• the of sub- from it; those who know at Break interlocking pattern in the Circle Hot Rod Rumble Scotland Yard Dragnet savetes), strikes interesting psy- •• OF 50 OR MORE version in American society, cul- least part of the story of her life Careless Years Hunchback of Notre Sea Wife undertones. Cartouche chological The young- will Dame Seventh Sin • ture, diplomacy; mil- learn many details not pre- Film Cast a Dark Shadow niegal She er brother a politics, TV Made Creature (Cassavetes), wild Cattle Empire •• and revealed. They will In the Money She Played With >Tire itary, economy. viously * ’un, brings back a show Chicago Confidential Iron Sheriff Sinner girl (Ju- He is many letters written by profoundly pessimistic actually Of China Gate Joe Butterfly •• Slaughter Tenth lie London) to the propos- Holy Shroud on ranch, the will Copper Sky Johnny Trouble •• as to our chances for survival saint; they know how Avenue SKOU*A to Count Five HarkiUMk , TeanecK ing marry here. Big brother human she TURIN, A German and Die Journey to Freedom So Lovely, So Deadly as a free and under- was; will know Italy (NC) Cross-tip HU > Iff, (Taylor) objects. Before the tale people they Jungle Heat Something of Value ** how television station has Curse of the Demon Killer so in of his frightened and depressed completed on the WaU Stakeout on Dope Street ends standably light per- Dalton we understand why. Attrac- a scientific Girls Land Unknown Taming Sutton's Gai KI|MWM< she was at will learn film on of sonal experiences. times; they documentary Day the Bad Man Last Bridge Teenage Bad LO *-!•* qXXjJUAWSL tive well , Girl rvLy backgrounds photo- what others the Shroud that is Death in Small Doses ••• He has been witness to apathy, thought of her; they Holy pre- Legend of the Lost x 3:10 to Yuma TZfiiz; Vv.‘ graphed, good performances and served at the Demoniaque Line Up TlaJuana Story tiAsif, will learn how she lived Royal Chapel here. Dlno * irctivMi lethargy, duplicity, ignorance, humbly Lure of the Swamp Time Limit •• an new theme • appealing song and how Purpose of the film is to fa- Doctor at Large Monte Carlo Story • Tip and folly on the of those painful were the closing on a Dead Jockey 2a £nqaq&nuML'... rounds off part Escapade Murder a good show. months of her miliarize the public with the sci- Reported Triple Deception STARTING who have been entrusted with the tragic life. Flood Tide My Man Godfrey ••• •• STARTING Trooper Hook entific research Fort defense of The book is written with the being done on Bowie Naked in the Sun True Story of Lynn and our *• government Forty Guns No •• the Down Payment Stuart * restraint and that the sub- shroud, which many believe French WED ..APRIL 2 SAT. APRIL 5 m. S/ America. For those who would dignity They Are a Oregon Passage Unearthly to be the one in which Our Funny Race Oklahoma Woman muster a heroic defense the com- ject deserves. It at no time be- Lord Unholy Wife •• From Hell It Came Outlaw’s Son TO was buried on Good Unknown Terror ROBERT MORRIS reward has been excruciat- comes either sentimental or Friday. Fury at Showdown mon Parson and the Outlaw Vampire \ COMMEMORATE It will be.shown to German Fuzzy Pink Nightgown Frustration is maudlin. The child Bernadette is Paths of Glory Violators * former ing frustration. in Green Eyed Blonde • THE 100». Counsel, audiences Qusntcz Weapon . as a duringHoly Week. evidence on of presented normal child, liv- Gun Fever Quiet American • U. S. Senate great every page Wink of an Eye ANNIVERSARY Authenticity of the Gunfire at Indian Gap this fine little volume. ing a normal life in the village relic has Raintree County Witness for the OF Guns Don’t Argue Restless • Internal Security been a of Breed Prosecution of Lourdes. Her parents subject argument Hard Man the does than were Ride a Violent Mila Woman Miracle But Morris more ••• in a Dressing T- Subcommittee among scholars for It was Hatful of Rain Rock All Night OF alarm. poor. On Feb. 11, 1858, when put years. Gown LOURDES... sound an Uth-hour His is Hear Me Good Rodan DRAMATIC looking for firewood with-two oth- brought to Turin in 1578 and in- Young and Dangerous •• never a hysterical outburst. "No stalled in a chapel built MOTION Wonder Wo ers, she and she alone was .vouch- specially Morally Unobjectionable for Adult* Readers will. appreciate Morris’ for it in the safed the vision of the Blessed royal palace. The NEW MOVIES: Notorious Mr. Monks: PICTURE of the purposes of Young Lions explanation relic, though Adulteress Goddess Are Virgin. There were to be 18 such darkened by age, Peyton Place ••• Losing" of the Boniour Tristesse *.*• * OF CHRIST legislative investigations, bears faint Going Steady Seven Guns Mesa in all. a but distinct impres- Brothers Karamazov to apparitions Hell’s Highway the nearness of the and abuses of the Fifth Stage Struck (Stresses uses sion of a human form both Cabiria' High Cost of Most of the in the vicin- back Loving Strange Case of Dr. clergy Darby’s Rangers •• Day clanger from the Amendment, of the techniques of and front. Lady Takes a Flyer • Manning of ity were to believe her Desire Under the Elms** Hot *• unwilling Long Summer Teacher’s • Fighting Pet Soviet Wild Cats Marjorie Enemy) at first; the same was true of Mornlngstar Time Without Pity Gates of Paris Muggers Undersea Girl rlumph many of Gervaise Ordet BERNADETTE New Catholic the,neighbors. Finally, Bruce Co. Publishes Wild is the Wind *2.50 Girl In the Woods Outcasts of the however, on Jan. 18, 1862, Bishop City JENNIFER JONES Week UEICOMIMKaMMI The Bookmailer, Box 101 Book Releases Holy Rites Morally Objectionable in Part for Everyone WUUH fTTK • CHWIfS BfCXFOW) w)OANNCDRU..» w ».„ w NEW MOVIE: Blood STATION is a Cath- MILWAUKEE Bruce Pub- of Dracula wnnmc(.iaj.cou MURRAY HILL Following listing of Vatican Publishes Affair in Havana Fernandel the Cos. Dress- Man of a Thousand NEW N. Y. olic boohs released this week and lishing has published two As Long as They're YORK 16, maker Faces ••• Yearbook booklets be Happy Forbidden Changes to used priests in Desire Mr. Rock Uni- by * and Roll compiled by the Catholic Baby Face Nelson Fire Down • VATICAN CITY (NC) A the new Holy Week rite. Below My Gun Is Quick Back From the Dead Flesh versity of America Wash- and the Spur Naked Africa library, booklet “The Danger- four-page making a ntfin- Simple Rite of the Re- Jeautiful But Girl in Black Stockings Naked Paradise ONI NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY, APRIL 1 D. C. • ington, ber of corrections and additions stored Order of Week” ous Gtsls In Prison 1.000 Years From Now Holy con- Black Patch Gold of Naples LIBERTY Pajama Game ** Flu* XI. Th* Fop* and lh* Man, by to the 1958 edition Blonde of the An- tains the Latin and an in Bondage Gunbattle at Monterey Pal Joey Zaolt Aradi. Biography for th* gen- prayers x "THE SILVER ★ . Plainfield 6-5477 ★ Bop Girl Goes Calypso Hell Bound CHALICE" •ral reader. (Hanover Houa*. $4.50). nuario Pontificio, official Vati- English translation Panama Sal of the rubrics Bride and the Begat Hell Drivers Paris Does Strange Pattern* In Comparative Relleion, by can has been for (In color and dnomoscopo) t yearbook, published the simple ceremonies of Bride Is Much Too High Hell Things Mlrcea EUade. Translated by Rose- • ' Beautiful House of Numbers •• WARNER IROS. STUDIOS here. Week Portland Expose • mary Sheed. A scholarly study trans- 4 1 , Holy approved last Febru- Cop Hater Invasion of the Saucer Pride and the Passion Starts lated from th* French. (Sheed A Most of the changes, by ary by the Sacred Curse of Frankenstein Men Rszzia Ward. issued Congregation pruenled by EXTRA $5.90)., Decision at Sundown I Was Teenage APRIL the Vatican of of a Were- Screaming Mimi A Catholic Child's Book About th* Mau, Secretariat State, Rites. “The Rubrics of the Deep RUN! Adventure wolf Short Cut to HeU • HOLY 4th by Louis A. Gales. With the text are * •• FAMILY CHURCH, NUTLEY, N. J. concern the names of sees in Revised Week Designing Woman Island In the Sun • approximately 94 color illustrations Holy in Silk Stockings by Liturgy Devil’s General Island de eastern affected bound- Women Story of Esther Costello •ENEfIT or SCHOOL RUIIDINO FUND William Rutherford. (Catechetical Europe by contains • English” the English Devil’s Hairpin Jeanne Eagles • Stowaway Girl Guild Educational Society. $1.99. hard World Disembodied * ary changes following War translation of the for Jallhouse Rock Sun Also * paper: Simon A Schuster. 53.90. li- rubrics the Rises Show* ■•gin at 7 and * P M. Domino Kid Jet Pilot • cloth). 11. solemn Sweet Smell of Success* brary ceremony/ Don’t Go Near the * Joker la Wild Tarnished Angels* American Classics Reconsidered. Rev. • FRANKLIN THEATRE Water Kiss Them for Me • Teensge Doll Harold C. Gardiner, editor. Studies Girl Dragstrip Lafayette Eacad rills Teenage Wolf-Pack SIO Franklin Avo., Nuttay, N. i. about Emerson. Cooper and other 19th 18 and Anxious • Land of Destiny Three Faces of Eve century American authors. (Scribner. Catholic Radio. Television Escape From San Les Girls •• $4.99). Town on Trial Quentin • Little Hut x Until They SaU •• Readlnes In th* Philosophy of Nature, Every Second Counts long Haul Valerie by Henry J. Koren. Selections with Face in the Crowd Lost Lagoon Wayward Bus •• Introduction and commentary: Col- Farewell to Arms Love In the Afternoon Wayward Girl MARKET lege Reading Series, No. 2. (Newman 204 STREET Female Animal Love Slaves of the Will Success SpoU Rock Press. $2,29). 8 30 Female GARDEN THEATRE N. J. P.m. WVNJ The Living Rosary. Jungle Amazon Hunter Great PATERSON, Th* Week, by Aemlllana Lohr Sr. TELEVISION Rev. Anselm •• Murray. 0.5.8. Man in the Shadow Woman of the River An explanation of the liturgy of Holy SUNDAY, MAR. IS SUNDAY THRU Week. (Newman. $2.79). Noon (7) — Christopher Prosrsm. MONDAY. MAR. >1 Condemned THURSDAY, p.m. _ A Papular History of th* Jesuits, by Hu*h O'Brleni Sir Cedric Hardwicke. 3 WSOU CFM) Sacred Heart 1S:30 Program. Adorable Croatures Gam* of Lot* Blandish MARCH THRU APRIL 3 Denis Meadows. A brief outline of p.m. (II) — The Christophers, 30, Cecilß DeMilles "TV 9 30 WSOU Bandit. The Old One Summer four centuries of religious history. as a Power for Good." p.m. (FM) Family Thea- of Bad. The Husband for Anna (Macmillan. $3.90). 1 p.m. (11)—Bishop Pulton J. Sheen, ter. Happiness Blna Anril I Am a Camara Seven Llvlnp th* Interior Life, by "Life Is Worth Living." Deadly Sins Wenflelln TUISDAY, Can Last Paradise Meyer. A popular work In spirituality TUSIDAY, APR. 1 APR. 1 Sins of tha Borgia. Davil in the neah Lcttara From My Ten translated from the German. (New- 8:30 p.m. (11) Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. 1 pm. WSOU (FM) - Sacred Heart Snow la Black The Damrata Woman. The Windmill man. $3.90). "Life Is Worth Living." Program. Son of Slnbad TO French Line Moon la Blue HSy COMMEMORATE Why Became Catholic, by FRIDAY, Young and tha Damn I a John A. APR. 4 Frie-Frae so WiDNRSDAY, APR. J No Orehide far Mao THE 100« ANNIVERSARY Commandments O'Brien. Twelve Intimate personal 8:30 p.m. (lt>—Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. OF 8 pm. WSOU (FM) St. stories of conversion originally pub- "The Seven Last Words.” Anne de Beaupre. The Miracle of lished 8:30 (131—Blue Lourdes Rates under the title:. The Way to p.m. Army of Our Lady Special Discount for 3 p m Wfl N* St. Stephen's Emmaus. (University of Nasre Dame of Fatima. i?J? ; - Church. Novena. Groups of 5(1 or More Press. 29c. paper). Olve Me seuls, by Sister Bernetta "W* THURSDAY, APR. 1 Current in Brief Quinn. A general biography of Rafael RADIO 8 p.m. WSOU 20 Sacred Heart Plays Cardinal Val. SUNDAY, MAR. v Merry del (Newman. IS Program. $3.79). 8.18 a m. Heart." FRANZ WERFELS WNEW—"Sacred 9:30 P.m. WSOU (FM) Ave Marla Adventure In Architecture, by T:1S Hour. Whitney a.m. WRCA—Hour of St. Francis. S. Stoddard. Plans by Marcel Breuer. 8 a.m. WOR — Marten Theater. Dan Th* story of developing h major ex- FRIDAY, APR. 4 O'Herllhv reading from Scripture. 3 WSOU The** of BERMDETTI LIVE! pansion to St. John's Abbey, College- p.m. (FM) Sacred Heart 8:48 a.m. Program. much vllle. Minn.. >whlch will Involve 19 WMTR—Hour of St. Francis. New discussed worker priests. new buildings: highly illustrated. 10:30 WCBS—"Holy 8:18 p.m. WSOU (FM) Hour * b a.m. Week and the of St. Plays il’t'i "* r BolUcking musical (Longmans, Green. $$ 90) American Francis. qp- klm People." Rev. John L. creating the sany. eccentric world Miss JENNIFER Th* Catholic of JONES Priesthood According to Thomas. S.J. Gogpatch. D, 8. A. Special 3:30 p.m. WBNX Perpetual Help Two Gentlemen of Verona Some inadequate the Teaching et th* Church, by Pierre costuming 10:38 Novena. pnd sporadic risque bits. VeuiUot. ed. Translation of th* Papal a.m. WABC—Christian In Action, Lenten talk. Beguiling, Canadian production of Rev. Gerard Sloyan. 430 p.m. WABC "The "LUS documents from Pop* Plus X to Fop* Shroud of An - A vlvl Prairie Thunder 'family! 10 A the Salem witchcraft trials. As tract affm^S'ey^."^ am. am. 130 p.m (5) Sundown (Adulta. Adoloacanta) against intolerance, somewhat 10 a.m. It) On* at Our Aircraft la Mlaatne iFanUly) 330 p.m. (3) Rod Houa* (AdulU. Adoloaccaiai seems over anxious to modern To commemorate the 11 30 (S) Flying Saucer* iFamily! 3:30 (11) 1 Shot Billy the suggest par- P n ~ pm. p.m. Kid (family) rofiH m^* i*li Bdscsnt quips end 1 p.m. ' 3:30 p.m. allels. k costume, halp Advenlur* In Manhattan (family) )3> Pillow to Pool (Objectionable) ecutu. lh „ ttlrlc . eel , mu In Old Montarar (family! * 30 p.m. (4> Man With Million (family) saga of a see going a The Dark at the Top of the Stelro— Lothario. 1:30 Pm (It) Sundown KM (Family 3:30 P.m. (ID the r»H Guy (Objactlonablo) Poignant drama of an irascible Anniversaryof married ***** - 1 (S> Knlckarbockar Holiday (Adulta. Adoloacanta) 0 Caraon Ught. w him- p.m. p.m. (f» City Kid (family) Pair painfully groping toward a, I r, mutual * t rom * nc tn Si3o p.m. til) D. O. A iAdulta. Adoloacontai 730 A 10 p.m. (3) Berlin Expram (family) understanding. Includes £iT k^.*i^ * ** l a myth- some quits . 3. 430 * 7:30 pm. »> They Won t Bollov* M* (Ohio*- 3 m. (3) Shadow of Woman (Objectionable) Aitrade at p a candid discussion of marital Intimacies. Lourdes... Uonablfi 1113 p.m. (3> Golden-MUtrem (Objectionable) 4 pm. (31 flying BUnd (family! 13 S3 a.m. (3) Commando* Strike at Dawn (family) Bndoame Garrulous, eccentric play 4 p.m. (11) Thro* Toxaa Stoora (family) WSDNSSOAY, APR. I parmeated with a pagan philosophy of despair. 3 p.m. IS) Swlaa Hlaa (family) 3JO p.m. (S> Up In Mabel'. Room (Objectionable! 3:30 pm (S> Laaala Como Homo 'Family) 4 p.m. ill) Baron of Aftaona (Adulta. m£ AdoleacontaJ The Bntertelner 0 (4> Malaya 3:30 Bitter, cynical i.'ssssai p.m. Outpoat In (Adult*. Adoloaronta) pm (3) Big Shot (Adulta. Adolearenta) candid on connubial British play about mattera. a p.m. IS) Spitfir* (family) 0 p.m. (i) Under California Star* (family) a coarse, calloused smalltime vaudevlllian. Includes e 0 pm. Notorioua (Adult*. Adolooranta) 7 30 A 10 p.m. (S) Berlin Exprom (family) seri- , ously objectionable humor and IMS pm (t) footman Alway* King* Twtc* lOhMc It pa*. (7) Black Cal (Adult*. Adoloaronta) scenic . firnV. 2K« 131 display. «v.m,nto. the FRANZ WCRFEU S tlonablai a m. (3) WhlatUng In tho Dork (family) crippling handle." 2 11:13 pm. (4) Nallhro (Adulta. Adotoaconta) TMWRSOAY, APR. I Pair Came Garment district com- A , 1.3S a m (3) Ctrl Craay (family) 10 a m. A 130 p.m. (3) Outpoat In Morocco (Objectionable) edy with young divorcee heroine fend- Time The 10 (7) The Groom Wore Spur* Rsmamborad Enchantlne SUNDAY, MAS. M a m. (Adulta. Adoloaronta) ing off determined libertines. C Harps >r Blu* 1:30 p.m. (1) Walk a Crooked Milo tfamily! steadily ««h mttSs? 1 pm. IS) Navy and Cold (family) on eeduction theme and glam toWn'to,'" 3:30 p.m. (ID ('.boat Ship (ObJoatlonaMei *< • “vtaatle but 130 p.m. (3) Advoaturoa* (Adulta, Adotoaconta) orties loose-living typos. JelmS “■•rh.M SONG of *“ * ThrtD al Romance (Adult*. 130 P.m. HI) Drmaod to Kill (Adult*. Adotoaconta) a AdoloacanU) 30 3:30 p.m. (4) Rider* to the Star* (family) CarOan District Two new short Tw * ** r 3 pm. <3> Charge of llv* Ughl Brtgado (family! . Beeaew Clever two. a pm. (3) Sunmt In Eldorado (family) Plays by Tennessee W Ilhams, 3 A 10 p.m. (3) Shadow of a Woman (OhlQctlooakla! again, C ,Un ,u **•* ** ln asorbtdlr preoccupied * *“ *°ve BERNADETTE 3. 430 A 10 PJ*. (B) They Won't Bollovo Mo (Ohloe- If r ! •»•*«• (family) with Perversion .nd”ro*Ju£?"tofv1 1!"^ 11 (7) 5t u BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN UliiiUt) pm. Tho Invlalbl* Ray (OhJocUonabl*! ~g....,r0 ~* The Infernal Machine slez? 1 *•*» Como Spang (family) sadistic* B•am. (71 Groom Wort Spurt (Adulta. 8:30-9:30 13 30 am. (4) Diamond Wtaard Adolaaconta) international (family) Soiree -Generally taste- 13* pm. (T) Walk Crooktd Mu. 13 30 am. «3> Shopworn Angel (Adulta. Adoloaronta) a (FoaMD^^ ful foreign revue. lirtilarlM dancing, Weei Bide Story 1- 33* pm. (3) Search (family) stock pantomime and the bfiegy French and Juliet- PiUS - 2nd FEATURE MONDAY, MAS. 31 M * ***** songs mueicaL eJTmIS C Ado ef Patarhou. 10 am. A 130 pm. (B) Motody lor Two (faataty) **f (Adulta. 4 pm. HD fortaddan tOAiooUoaaht*) • »m. **• Colorado Jamaica Lively *** » WAITER BRENNAN 3:30 (family), calypso vehicle pm. (3) HarrUan'a Kid (family) 730 A I* p.m. <3> Per SSSKSm Borlln Kaprom (family) song stylist Lena Home Borne see- 330 pm. (4* fort Daflanoo (AduHa Adoloacanta) •34 ill) Ox Row skimpy; 1 pm. tnotdoiu (Adulta. »-*-■ tumee same lyriea. risque. - "GOD IS MY 0 pm. (31 Artauna KM Y ** »*•** PARTNER 11 'family« 11 pm (T) Tho luvtatblo lay ataT' toffy"fe^vl^LS.* !.' •**, 7 A . Object!** 30 10 PPL (S» BarUn Kaproaa (family) Ml Random KfcT* Standards - Impressive JIT3 pm Horvoo* (Adulta. Adolooconta) UiU pm. Ml Mop Id the Trunk (faaMly) >3O am. (3) Clack (Adulta. Idalaamnta) miH jy»gy "*f» Melto. Act I ssarvijra " wr tea* 22 racy mertlal quips. March 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 13

Pray for Them of. Columbus Sister Maria Patrick Knights

CONVENT—A religious for 68 years, Sister Maria Patrick of Plan Convention the Sisters of Charity of St. Eliz- abeth died Mar. 20 at St. Anne’s NEWARK J. Joseph Carlin of Moorestown will be Villa here. A Mass Requiem for chairman of the the general annual convention of the New repose of her soul was of- Council, of Columbus. fered in the Villa chapel, Mar. Jersey Knights His appointment wa’s 23. announced this week by Daniel L. McCormick, state Daughter of the late Thomas treasurer. and Mary Manning, Sister Maria The convention will be held Hickey will act as host for the Patrick was born in Ireland and affair. Chairmen from May 16 to 17 at the Ambas- are Patrick Tan- came this to country as a young sador Hotel, Atlantic City. Each sey and Edward Paddeu. She girl. joined the Sisters of council in good standing will be Carroll Council, Union City Charity in 1890 and took her vows entitled to two delegates. William F. Schreck honored three later, 1 was years Councils desiring to submit res- and presented with a “50-year During her religious life she olutions for consideration at the Member,’’ emblem pin at the taught at St. Peter’s, St. Mi- convention do so by forward- may Mar. 20 meeting. The presenta- chael’s and St. Patrick’s ing them to Hugh P. O’Shaugh- Schools, tion was made by Grand Knight Jersey City, and St. Vincent’s ncssy, state secretary, 44 PRESENTATION: R. Karl Honaman, Stanley E. Heller. Mr. Schreck right, accepts Newark, returning E. Johnson Ave., Bergenfield. has been treasurer of the St. Jo- from John L. Msgr. McNulty, president of Seton there later as principal of the Hall Paulus Hook Council, Jersey seph’s Catholic, Qfub since its the university’s Centennial elementary school. For six years foundation Medallion. Mr. Honaman ANOTHER STEP first of series of 39 years ago, was from 1934 she FORWARD: Rev. John P. Weigand, of St. of the City—The a spoke at the Seton Hall was secretary to pastor Joseph chairman of its board of career convocation. He is direc- Palisades West Fifth Sunday Communion break- direc- the Mother General of the Sis- Church, New York, blesses the 50-foot stainless steel cross erected for tor of publications, Bell fasts will be held Mar. 30, in St. tors more than 35 years, and Telephone Laboratories. ters of infront of new Look- Charity. the school The cross for building. was donated by William A. Boniface School 44 years has been man- ing on is Leonard Msgr. cafeteria after 8 stage Dreyfuss, moderator of the student Surviving are five sisters in- ager of the Lenten “Veron- Keyes Post, Catholic War Veterans and Auxiliary. a m. Mass in the church. Princi- play, career convocation cluding Mrs. J. Twomey, former- ica’s Veil.” series. pal speaker will be William J. ly of Jersey City. Commission- Newark Killeen, secretary to Council—The fifth an- EVERY NATURAL talent giv- Bless Cross er Bernard J. Berry. Michael Al- nual reception and dance will be en by God can be used in reli- Catherine Bello 2-Day Concert bers will be toastmaster. Antho- held Apr. 11 at the Hotel Robert gious life as well as in secular PASSAIC A Mass Requiem At Center ny DeMarco and Salvatore Os- Treat. J. Ray Fastow is chair- fields. At All Saints for Mrs. Catherine De Lotto Bel- nato are co-chairmen. man. lo was offered Mar. JERSEY CITY-A total JERSEY CITY 20 in St. of LAKE An evening Hoboken Council The 62nd MOHAWK of Anthony’s Church here. | $235,000 in gifts was reported at music, entitled “Eternally annual Communion Art are four the fourth of pre-Easter Museum lours,” will ' Surviving sons, two j report meeting the Religious be presented Apr. breakfast will be held Mar. 30. SAN JOSEPH F. MURPHY 13 daughters, 15 grandchildren, 12 general committee of the Cath- GERMAN, Puerto Rico and 14 by the Boys and Girls Members will great-grandchildren and four sis- olic Center receive Commu- (NC)—The Institute of Puerto - completion campaign REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Chancel Choirs of All i Saints ters Sister of St. of the Palisades nion at the 8:15 a.m. Mass in St. Rican Culture has restora- _ Elisa in SALES RENTALS - including Joseph begun BUILDERS Church in the school auditorium. LAKE Italy. The Joseph’s Church with the tion of the MOHAWK BIBS parish. meeting was held break- three-century-old BOX 1041 3he first half of • SPARTA, N. the concert, Mar. 24. fast following at St. Francis Church of Porta Coeli here, to offered by 200 voices, will The will it con- Marie T. Highlighting activities over the youth center. group be convert into a museum of reli- sist of sacred Quinn music; the second weekend was the of the addr.cssed by Very Rev. John B. gious art. half of JERSEY CITY A Requiem blessing popular selections and Mass 50-foot stainless steel exterior Morris, S.J., rector at St. Peter’s PATERSON ballet. for Marie T. Quinn, 343 Fairmount cross that has been erected in Prep; Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle, Ave., was offered Uf The concert is directed front of the center and William J. Boman, THEATRE by Mar. 25 in St. Sedan’s Church on Broadway chaplain, Mary Elizabeth, Bonnell, choir between 54th and 55th warden. Toastmaster will LA 3-6655 here. Sts. state YEARS OF director, and Kay Rev. John P. be John P. Rafter. The commit- Monahan, A retired school teacher and Weigand, pastor, choreographer. officiated at the after tee is headed by Arthur E. SOUND STARTS APRIL 4 lifelong resident of Jersey City, ceremony, which O’Brien. • Miss died a guided tour of the build- Coughlin and James M. MAKE MONEY • Quinn Mar. 21. She is MANAGEMENT THE TEN survived ing was conducted Rev. An- 46 by of the Council, OW C " ho,,c pletur. by two brothers, Rev. Star Sea Bay- ourn l i S.A. p «uarantaas results. Lester A. thony Sullivan, More than Rev. Leo COMMANDMENTS An*" “*•'wiTi . Quinn, pastor, St. onne F. Fey, S.J., *•» r *'“n« and doing 3,000 were present in- an apostoiie work! Paul’s, Ramsey; and Rev. spectators of Ix>yola House of Retreats, Mor- Let's not only com- Ray- shown in Plaln about th« bad fllms—let's cluding members of Wil- Exactly as N.Y. help put mond J. Quinn, pastor, St. Cath- Msgr. ristown, will address the members CONVENIENT on the good onaal Wrlta or call today V erine liam Keyes Post, Catholic War tor datan,. Kaap of Siena, Cedar Grove. at the annual Communion break- NO RESERVED SEATS this ad. CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY Veterans and Auxiliary, who do- SERVICI fast Mar. 30. The will re- OFFICES... » ktMi * meeting of the general commit- Clifton, pastor, Msgr. Bishop Winder Council, Maple- on tee will be held Mar. 31 in the Joseph H. Hewetson, the program of the Lenten PALISADES PARK: 253 Bread Aml TELEVISION. RADIOS drama, wood Mrs. Winifred F. Feeley •»4 Mm. Community Center Hall. “His Mother’s Promise,” to be Mm to I «•» presented by the St. will discuss Our shrine at Lady’s * Xiwti and AUTO fire I ffvrr . RADIOS insurance! Boniface Players at East Side HighSchool, Paterson. Lourdes at the annual Com- HSfiOO.OOO * Sarmfi Insur'd U COMPLETE LINE OF HI-FI and T V Proceeds will benefit munion breakfast Mar. 30. The tlOfiOf s by ADfUte'i rata for Fire and Extended NCCM Extends the Sisters’ building fund. Msgr. affair will be held in St Paul ANDREA, DUMONT, HOTPOINT on Hewetson will Coverage** your home and its con- represent at the Mar. 1 Bishop McNulty the CONVENIENT TERMS tent* 28 Apostle auditorium, Irving- ARRANGED ar» nhiumtialfy lower than thoee Entry Deadline performance. The at Bishop’s representatives the after 8 m. Mass in St. of ton, a Jo- mo*t other prominent 31 companies. WASHINGTON (NC)—Officials performances Mar. and Apr. 1, will be Rev. Thomas seph’s Church, Maplewood. Frank See how much you can an today I of the National Council is chairman of Cath- Molloy, pastor, St. Philip’s, Clifton, and Msgr. John J. Greco District Dep- olic Men announced here that uty Carl Kling will be toastmas- SAVINGS *t»frwmlMporwt. Wary lialaalawlU ImMh Sept. 1, 1956. and Dec. ed assistant director of the dioce- CONSTRUCTION Everything plainly marked *old exactly a* advertiser 1 Wi* nte« fh mi litaM rwmil mien * 4 Private Rooms 31, 1957. Projects must be aimed FOR SCHOOLS Dining Accommodations to 500 Mt atoto »•* lam toaHip fa* aa*to tow laaNaa aai san Confraternity of Christian CHURCHES, at all AND Coll • ORANGE “restoring in in INSTITUTIONS Banquet Manager 5-4818 • Ample Free Area things Doctrine, specializing convert Parking All Outfit No. 876 Christ,” the objective of Catholic work. Typ« Buildings Action. *45 NEW POINT ROAD Brand NEW Home in Ranch Style, all three Room*; wanted II 3-1700 ELIZABETH N. J accet*oriei included. Bedroom, Room matched Shrine Living Maple Martyrs thruout; 5 Pc. Rock Maple Dinette wmmm& m Film Available $229. pay for if $2. weekly AURIESYTLLE, N. Y.-A color INVISIBLE film on the Shrine of the North American Martyrs here is avail*- Outfit No. 2578 D ahle for showing at meetings of 3 Room Hou»ehold little uted but not abused; not Catholic societies, it was an- TYPE Complete latest nounced this week. the style* but good rugged furnuhmg* for year* of additional *s The film, which covers the lervice; sights and ceremonies of the HEARING! pay for it $1.50 weekly famed Jesuit martyrs shrine, was $148.75 JOHN J. MURPHY. Hesl prepared by Rev. Louis A De FREE PARKING As You'll Like vaney, S. J., formerly of Orange. 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Bloomfield and Clifton Newark Aves., society will he joined by mem 10 MORE Discount Outfits 925-31 West Side Ave. One Block from Sacred Heort Cathedral hers of the St. Joseph's Catholic SUITES SOLD HUmboldt 1*9594 - 1-9771 SEPARATELY; Closed Tuesdays Cluh for the Jersey City. HE 3-8945 annual Communion breakfast To reserve outfit, THREE CROWNS RESTAURANT Apr. 13 in Veronica * any phone Veil lower auditorium. Walter YOU CAN AFFORD IT ALPSTEO'S Swiss and Centinentel Kitchen ERNEST SMORGASBORD Maechler and Martin Roach are Bigelow 8-7900 cochairmen. The toastmaster - LUNCHEONS o„<, Luncheon Dinner . . . DINNERS will be Leo B. 79*“ «CWISS McCoy. BROWSE BARNEYS FOR BARGAINS AISO A IA CARTI MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY Holy Trinity. Hackensack } H**r.n» t«*t In * Pine Hall for Parties and Inner Mattre** $9.98 Banquets "Padre Pto" will he the y*vf n«m« Spring TH* ORIOINAL IST. I9IS of «wn • OPRN QtllY topic FREE • ] Com»l*i# Phene. Tlrhwne 5-0441 a slide illustrated lecture 9xl2' Texture to be lr*»#r malign. Heavy Rug , . $24.50 Kiven J. POMPTON LAKES. N. J. - U S. Reate 10? - Turnpike SWISS CHALET and by Joseph Paterson at Double Door Wardrobe* 88 Petereee-Haesberg Banquet .... $8 the Apr 9 meeting Mr. Paterson Com* In, Writ* or Phon* Bed and met Foldaway Mattre** . . $l6 50 OUR SPRCIAITY Padre Pio in San RESTAURANT Rente 17. at Wedding Giovanni 8 Pc Child Room and of Complete * . . HITCHIN' POST INN Rotondo, Italy, is one two $BB. WEDDINGS . . . ramsey; n. j. n*,. cw. Facilities men permitted to photograph the known ACOUSTICON N. J. . . . BANQUETS OArk 7 internationally stigmatist UNION. 0400 COCKTAIL lOUNOI Drive Right In and Park while Mass. , ROUTI No. 11 saying GRUETER'S Whee Visit the "It. Dancing Nightly Metering Merits,” *parte. N. J, St. Paul the Apostle, Irvington * FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD John J HEARING AID BARNEY'S MUrdock 6-9836 Luncheons and Dinner* JJ —Msgr Dougherty, pro Cevnlry Dining at Pr.ret fessor of Sacred Scripture at Im- AIR CONDITIONED POR YOU* COMFORT Mederote FULL COURSE maculate Conception Seminary, CENTER SUPERMART DISCOUNT and Hugh Devore, former Notre “YRADfTIONALLY YOURS FOR 34 TEARS- "N*w J»r Dame football coach, are listed lip FURNITURE WAREHOUSE laTi™ dinners as for the ninth Mo*F O«p*ndob/* BRUNCH hr BROWN* EVERY V*tt*f speakers annual 382 FRELINGHUYSIN AV|„ NEWARK. N. J. BUNOAY Irens Aid II ta 1 P.M sl.7* SPARTA, N. J. COCKTAIL LOUNOI Communion breakfast. The af Hearing Organnahon ' LUNCHEON it DINNBBS fair will take 13 in Open ond Nile* 9 LUNCHEON place Apr. n\ BIRCIN AViNUI Monday, Wednesday Friday to IPfCIAI OCCASIONS the school auditorium after 8 PIERMONT • JIRSiY CITY ROAD American German • Swiss Cuisine a.m. Mass. Phil Brito, radio and TrwM C letter I 04 BB IM| , Ihm 111 NEVER OPEN ON BD1) °P«" Dn,. f-e- 11 t,!l recording singer, will be SUNDAYS n«, toast* Oi 3 3314 N. J. jUHHV|E£ Daniel REP COACH INN CLOSTIB. CIOMO WIONf 104rS master. Fanllo la chair- PATERSON DRIVE IN WAREHOUSE YOU CAM »OY ON TIMI naa. 67 Rlvtr Street Open Thursday and Friday Nitae 14 THE ADVOCATE March 29,1958 Messagefor Advocates From Cross

By June the Cross was taken from who were to Dwyer heavy believe in Him. see Mary and John at the foot Each His brings us days, shoulders and placed in In your small way, you must of the Cross and know that weeks, months, filled with dif- the ground. always be to sacrifice willing your goodness is putting you ferent and And for the good of all. feelings different you know there on Cal- there too. If you are sometimes ideas. If Young Advocates have vary, the bleeding of God-made- you are a follower, see bad, see Mary Magdalen who laughed at costumed friends how Christ the on man, gave His life upon that submitted to conquered her sins, or the theif Hallowe’en, or felt the of court when ordered His joy Cross for you and for me. And they by Christ’s side who earned * the crib at death; see how He Christmas, or sor- because Christ died for you and accepted the place in Heaven by repenting. rowed at a failed command of His Father exam. for me the Cross has a message in If you feel unwanted with In summer see how He followed they have played for each of us. No matter how Heaven; those of your own age, see how in the and the of sunlight felt proud different’ the Young Advocates prophecy His death, Christ is shunned by those He as they hit a hfcme He run. Or of Jersey City may be from though must suffer to do so. called His friends. If you are they have been down in the the Look to the Cross!, ones in Paterson; or what well liked and popular, see how when it If dumps rained and felt different ideas the fourth grad- you are sick, looK up and quickly those Christ had helped ashamed when struck Christ His torn they out ers may have from the eighth see offering turned against Him. SPIRITUAL SIDE: The Knights of the Altar of Our of in Lady Sorrows, South Orange, are shown with Msgr. John tbe big game. the Cross has a mes- side, His Head, His graders, bleeding H. Byrne, pastor, and Sister All of James Marie and Ann on the new with these days, weeks, and sage for each of you. Look to pierced hands and feet for you. . LOOK TO THE Cross, no mat- Michael, sacristans, day 33 boys were invested months in each If remember ter who what cassocks and surplices this year. The vocation bring changes the Cross. you are well, the_ you are or you Knights, clubs, Sodalities, and other similar organizations for boys of But this week—no road and us. matter long to Calvary when a’ feel. If you do, all Young Ad- girls, give Young Advocates an opportunity to see what the life who religious is like and to them their you are, no matter how IF YOU ARE a leader who weakened Christ carried vocates will find the wonderful help plan you your future. It is also a wonderful way to protect a vocation to serve God. are feeling—we have a message has been given the talent to heavy .Cross. Look up to the lesson of love of God and hu- for you that, if taken, will help hqlp others, see how willingly Cross—and do likewise for Him. mility of self that will lead us you the rest of your life. The Christ offered His life for those If you are trying to be good, to our reward in Heaven. St. Nicholas A Column message of this Holy Week- for Growing-ups Look to the Cross! Entries IT IS NOT new for you to Tops Cats and Cat Stuff hear of God Who came to earth to open the gates of At Peter’s By Norah Smaridge Heaven. You know how He was • falsely accused by the of JERSEY CITY It was a CATS ARE SUPPOSED court, to be secretive animals. Yet tory. “It’s in the bag,” meaning how He was beaten and for St. more than great day Nicholas, a hundred words have been added to our lan- the deal is made, refers to an crowned with thorns. You know old trick. often substi- Jersey City,,Mar. 23, at the guage by pussy cats! Our is Cats were how the crowds jeered at Him everyday speech brightened tuted for suckling pigs; in the St. Peter’s bee with such on our as He was led to Calvary where Prep spelling happy phrases as “falling feet” (like a Middld Ages, at fairs, a country held here. Robert Meyers, a cat!) and what is known “nine having, as, lives.” bumpkin would buy a pig —but student of the took first Almost school, every part of the cat’s would not watch carefully enough place and won a full scholarship anatomy has given its name to while it was being ptit in the HolyRosary ish found in a to the some familiar piece of lumber. Prep. object. Cat’s head, sack. So when he Cat skin isn’t only the arrived home, But in can be bit of shale—- pelt of that wasn’t all. Robert was Ireland, a he often found a cat instead of a Announces the cat; it is English slang for not even scheduled to be at the or a large green cooking apple. pig. In a silk hat of poor quality. meet until a short time ago when England, cat’s brain de- in. In China, you will find the cats-' We say “Don’t buy a pig 12 Awards St. Peter’s announced that Wil- scribes a cer- claw, a twining vine with white a poke.” But the French say liam Davidson. Robert's class- tain streaky “Don’t in a UNION CITY Sister M. Eu- flowers. Ground ivy is sometimes buy a cat bag.” mate, had won a scholarship in clay. genia, of called cat’s foot—but the C.S.A.C., principal Holy the annual exam. As Perhaps you phrase] alternate, be Rosary can also used to describe a Academy here, announced Robert was -given the chance to may have a cat’s ] the short, high-arched human foot. DON KENNEDY following scholarships to compete in hopes of winning a eye In your I winners of the Mar. Cat’s paw has several mean- Coa.h of St. P.t.r'. N.I.T. Entry, 8 competitive scholarship for himself and an- jewel-box? It | In Tasmania it is invit.i your inquiry about exam: other can be a ings. a plant. honor for St. Nicholas, gem, j | CAMP To the it "ull scholarships were award- —which he did. very like the sailor, means to fasten promptly | ST. REGIS together means of to: Geraldine Zayic, Our Lady St. Nicholas has had a schol- ch rysob e r yl, by a catspaw] On Shelter Island Sound a kind of knot. Queen of Peace, Maywood; Diane arship student at St. Peter’s for which shows a hitch, special And j East Hampton, L. I. you have heard Saparata Camps for Bovs A Girls, S-11 Dechert, St. Joseph's, Jersey City; the last 12 flashing line of certainly a per- years. | Salt water swimming. sailing. all and Donna son used as the tool of another Payne, St John's, Other winners in- the field of light across the raised part. But sports. Riding. Medical Staff. Jesuit discreditable Chaplain. Mature staff, including Leonia. it can be less (for doing work) de- 124, from as something pleasant, formerly with Mary- many parochial scribed Helen Duffy, Half scholarships were won too. cat’s is as a catspaw. This comes Notre Dame Col- by: schools in New Jersey, were: Medically, eye an eye mount College and Ann Marie from the fable of the lege for Women. Ed Danowskl. for- Lynch, St. John the Robert of St. where the retina has an monkey, Ferrett Charles opales- Fordham football coach. "Bo” who fooled the into mer Evangelist, Bergenfield; Theresa cent look caused by a tumor. And cat pulling Adams, former Fordham basketball Borromeo, Newark, second; Jo j chestnuts of the coach. Fee 5450-Tuition Plan. Write Roncoroni, Edison School, Union Our of Mt. cat eye can be a fish—a large, out hot fire seph Filipino, Lady phone for Catalogue. Don Ken- and Denise for him. or City; Berg, St. Jo- Virgin, Garfield; Robert Leh- spiny, brilliant red fish, found in nedy. Lower Cross Rd!, Saddle River. N. J. Tel. DAvis 7-1479. St. Peter s seph's, Union City. Immaculate deep water from New York to or mann, Conception, LOTS OF DESCRIPTIVE College. Hudson Boulevard. Jersey Hatteras. Partial were won Louis Novellino, St. Cape City, N. J. scholarships Montclair; phrases come to us from cat his-1 by: Barbara Battalino, Holy Ros- Boniface, Newark, and William ary Academy; Marie Brecken- Murin, St. Patrick’s, Elizabeth. CAT’S EAR, in Europe, is a weed with leaves. In this ridge, St. John’s, Leonia; Adele hairy the is Traynor, Our Lady of Grace, Ho- ADDIE SAYS: When you are country, too, name given to several whose leaves boken; Mary Karpinski, St. Jo- Easter shopping don’t forget to plants "BOYLAND" CAMP cat’s Cat’s is seph's, Bogota; Paula Fager, stop in for confession and get suggest a ear. nose the for a Epiphany, Grantwood; and Mary yourself anew clean white soul. popular name stormy NAPLES, MAINE' in the Harz Ann Conti, St. Nicholas, Jersey It means the most to God and it peak Mountains. FOR BOYS 8 to 15 City. won’t cost you a penny. Cat’s face is a knot, or blem- DIRECTED BY Mt. St. Dominic Lives of the Saints THE BROTHERS OF CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTION Your Neighborhood Pharmacist Says For (older writ*: Awards Grants BROTHER DIRECTOR, Box 154 ftltlNO YOU* CALDWELL Five scholar- The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. J. ships to Mt. St. Dominic Acad- Friend to the End emy here were recently an- "She hath wrought a good nounced. Diane of St. Meninger, in % work upon Me ... pouring Aloysius school, Caldwell, won a -CAMP NOTRE DAME- this ointment upon My body full four-year tuition scholarship, she hath done it for My burial IN THi FOOTHILLS OF TH* WHITE MOUNTAINS valued at $4OO a year. wheresoever NEW HAMPSHIRE . . this Gospel Winners of partial scholarships . US khall be that TO preached . . . are: Judith Bulger, Holy Name, also which she hath done shall 6 to 16-GIRLS East Orange; Elaine BOYS-Age* NEWARK Gayliark, be told for of her.’’ JERSEY CITY Our of the a memory Lady Valleyl, Orange; SEASON JULY 1 to AUGUST 25 Llll' PHARMACY PALMRRA PHARMACY These words are recorded in Dorothy Walsh, St. Paul’s, Clif- Arthur R. Palmare, Ph.O. Sam A Otari* Marterana, Praia. the gospels as having been Prearrtptton Pharmaciata and NAMASCHAUG SPRUCELAND EatlbUahed avar 30 yaara ton; Margaret Hicks, Holy Jesus Himself when Bloledcal Rick Room BuppUea spoken by LAKE Pour Rcdatered Pharmaciata Mountain View. SPOFFORD GRANITE LAKE Coamatlra Cross, Prat Dalivery Open Every Day Mary Magdalen annointed His Pint 4 W.ekj $l4O The were awarded Full Season $275 Prom 0 a m. to 11 p.m. Praacrmtiona Called lor scholarships sometime before His Second 4 Wnki $l)5 Ma feet $l4O Mt. Praapact Avenue car. and Dallvarad as a result of a competitive ex- Full s**«on $250 Four Wttki Montclair Avenue death. But that was not the amination in and arith- HU MMI Newark, N. 4. 111 Rarean Avenue English » Staton Weak Open* Juno 24 last we heard of the saint of Equipment Maturo Supervision ieraey City, N. 4. HE 1-4411 metic. Finest Beautiful Waterfront* ELIZABETH the passion. Modern Cabin* and Sanitary Facilities Physician in Attendance Balanced Meals We are told that Mary Mag- OLIVIR A DRAKE Resident Chaplain and Registered Nurs# at Each Camp * ORUOOIITS JERSEY CITY St. Cassian’s Cubs dalen stood with Our Blessed' R. 0. Lyon*. Rea. Phar. FREE BOOKLET VALINTI'R PHARMACY Alaska Mother at the foot of Christ’s Eatahltahad 1870 See Slides (Bovt) Write (Girls) Jaiaph Valenti, Raa. Phar. cross on She was also Called lor Calvary. Praacrtpttona UPPER St. JOHN E. and L. T. FELL MONTCLAIR - and DaUvarad there to Christ’s CULLUM MR. MRS. Praacrlpllona Baby Naada help lay body I*l N. tread »t„ llltabath N. j. Casstan's Cub Pack 8 met in the Photo Dept. Proa Delivery in the tomb after His death. CAMP NOTRE DAME Phene: 11114 RLliabeth CAPITOL BUILDING, JERSEY 111 Watt tide Ava. opp. Palrvlew school auditorium here Mar. 28 UNION CITY, NEW And it was Mary Magdalen Jertev City, N. 4. Phan* UNIon UNlan 4-2s)) WESTFIELD and saw slides of Alaska 3-)«40 If no *ntw*r Call present- who had the great honor of be- ed by Mrs. Frederick Herbert. CENTRAL PHARMACY ing the first witness to Christ’s St. Mary Magdalen Michael 4. Cermele, Rea. Phar. JERSEY CITY Two Vision books were awarded Resurrection on Easter morn- is Praacrtpttona Carefully door St. Mary Magdalen por- Olleware as prizes. Compounded 11114 ing. Nina lannone St. RAY'R The Pharmacy With trayed by of Druaa Perfumea Coamatlra St. A Pratcrlptlan Raputatlan Rick Room Mupplle* John's, Orange, which is staffed Camp John’s *l4 Central Ava.. WRatllald Praacrlpllona THE GOSPELS tell us about Mail Called for the Sisters and Dallvarad ★ * by of Charity. FILMS DEVELOPED many Mary's. Some historians 114 Waihlnetan Street A LAKESIDE MOUNTAIN CAMP NUTLEY claim there were three im- Jaraay City. N. 4. that went about the work the to be for our Raby Naada Mary way sorry 8 Rolls in the life of Our 4-14, ft. alt. leach Hunter 100 from HR 41114 Exposure portant ones •eye 2,100 Sandy on lake. mil*, N.Y.C. RAY DRUO CO.. INC. of world. sins and to become close Lord beside His own dear Modern building.. Lavatory in each cabin. (hewer*. Excellent meal.. Diver.)- Jamei Ricci*. Raa. Phar. with one Glossy 35c friends of God. Hat JERSEY CITY Mother. Others take the stories lied activitie., recreational and imtructienal. Mature, teacher, and Preemption* Promptly Plllad witness of prale..ienal Cut Rata Druaa Deckle Print IT IS DIFFICULT to put to- Mary Magdalen, coach*, frem and and Coamatlra Edge nprluH top-ranking callage, prep .choeh. One ceuntellar for every OWIN'! PHARMACY of the "Marys’’ and weave ll* Pranklln Ava- NUtlay Hill the stories of the saint the Crucifixion, pray for us. four Je.uit each 4 cH. Mth gether bey*. Chaplain. One all-inclu.iv* fee. Catalog. The Pharmacy Laval ta Ethical of exposure. them together to give us a pic- so after her death. Tradition many years Write: Robert X. Oeigengack, Yale Univ. New ORANGE ture of one sinner who became Athletic A«»'n, Hoven, Conn, or But each of these R Raymond Rlcctardl or Marys, phone ORegon 7-7007 (N.Y.C.); Valley Stream 5-1181 liland) PORD'I DRUO RTORR ene of Christ's dearest friends. Girls (long Michael R. Rirclardl Paul Daniel. whether one or many, was a Maywood Ph.O. The starts with the tale Amalia R. Rlcctardl • Size story of Christ earth. Praacrlpuona Called lor Glossy servant on 141 Cammunipaw 40c of the wicked woman who had Awards and DaUvarad Avenue 2 Each played an important part Cop OR 1-1117 Prea Delivery Jertev City 4, N. 4. Enlargements. "seven devils’’ in her. She re- Ml Mam Rtraat Oranaa. reprinta in the life of the Savior. And MAYWOOD Two eighth N. 4, Phene: DRlaware 1-***l and washed the feet of Finish. I M«h pented Glossy tta. one of them was with Christ of Our of Our Lord with her tears and graders Lady Queen the most difficult the Peace here have been award- THE IDEAL CAMP dried His feet with her during part Writ e for mailing envelopes long hair. of His life—His death. What ed four-year scholarships. This is the story that we /m CATHOLIC BOYS 6*14 We greater honor could He give? Kathleen Koehler received a Be sure you get the BEST.. always ask for have a color service know best. It is the story which Let College campua . .’. acre* ... all brings to sinners. us learn from this saint four-year grant to Holy Angels 1,000 hope many aporta, including Elabor- of the to stay near to Fort Lee. Geraldine water-akiing. Then we hear of Christ's visit passion Academy, Foto Box 264 ate Indian Lore Ryan Christ program . . . experi- 1 no matter what world- was awarded a full scholar- to Martha and Mary and of Zayic enced brother counselora from La New ly face CAMP Chatham, Jersey His bringing life back to their temptations may us. ship to Holy Rosary Academy, Salette'order. All incluaive fee $4OO. FISCHER'S And let us ask her to show us Union brother, I.asarus City. PIUS WHITE FOR M PAGE CATALOGi Then the second annotating eleventh: Academy of St. Elixaboth of Our Lord's feet before His Rev. A. M. Proulx, M. S. Director Convent Sutton. Nl* J>rM( Advocate Club enriched BUTTERCUP death when-He spoke the words Young FCemp Piu. Eleventh, Enfield, New HempthireJ Secondary School lor girli. *4th year. above for Mary Rvlident and Day. (•cep'ienel retard fyagdalen. After Thrift's Ascension lor college preparation. Vocational Mary Lourdes Contest went with the Blessed Mother to Sm that children courtei, Muric. Art, Dancing, Dramatic!. your gel enough nutritiout Al! HACKSTTSTOWN, Sperti and Activity Ephesus where some say she boys and girls are asked to join us in honoring Mary’s txtia enriched Bread with program. Buttercup meal*, aa at CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA NEW Information: Jtfferton MMO died. Another account tells us appearance Lourdes by joining the Lourdes contest. JERSEY aandwiehea or at an after erhool mark. And Seniors fOI IOYS 4* Na%kH. .H I.H 11 tk. »*a*. lotaura tlma jvrt al Oardaa Fkwy. Swlmmlno. Boatins. Batkatball. Mlklno. H.rtaback RMIno. Oymna.il... City .* Camp First. Mvtlt. Dramatic.. VoUoy-Aall. Slcrcla RMIno. Maria! ATTKNTION ALL CHURCH GROUPS Shalloo and TotortoMo. Art. and Cra«l Indoor School Rainy Oaya. ala. (pacta! Craap Dtetaaa* Ax Aaadakla. Malp «!».*.» »*ASON: fUt.Y yaw a/*a a to AUO U iSia Waak.i AOSS S to II US par wooh— til* aata far Teacher par paua sis Roolatratlon Poo Naw Campor. Onlri ? «aaay yaw thunk. CONOUCTID BY CAPUCHIN SISTIRS ffcia# MlKk.il lam member tofrttoi RSV SISTBR OIRSCTRBSS. I4W lw data'll a □ I would like to join Q Phono Irahlno Laho CM. kotwoon SiM and . . S p.m. By Awfr-nohi to _ About as from mils, 800 too W tab Ino ton BrMoo Parents News Mar,ch 29,1958 THE A.DVOCATE 15 Mt. St. Dominic Plans With North Jersey Women Dessert-Bridge Apr. 7 Spring Bouquet V LL Ea er Monda y> April 7, will find the p a r.«t^nHl pr rd r « June M St Dominic and By Dwyer OTMta ulimhiin f h Academy their guests assembled at ' The snow is finally melting the Meadowbrook, Cedar I Works Hohokus, when Mrs. David Hop- Grove The and the flowers of Blossoming occasion Is the annual Spring are! son gave a report of the St. Pa- dessert-bridge. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. the The Catholic Nurses Guild of starting up through ground. trick dinner dance. Rev. Andrew of the event assisted by Mr. and Mrs. North Jersey women are prepar- Union County will add the spirit- assistant Frank Bolen and Mr. Kalafsky, pastor, was and Mrs ing their own bouquet of chari- ual quality of the lily by spon- T. Sullivan. speaker . . . We ll add lily-of-the- May 2. Mrs. John table works to brighten the soring a Holy Hour Mar. 30 at Members of the Bonner and valley for the St. Maria Goretti senior class Mrs. scene. Usuually daisies don’t tell St. Teresa’s, Summit, at 5 William Chabot are p.m. Circle of the St. will act as floaters under the chair- buffet Joseph’s Guild, di- men. but this is what we heard A supper will follow in . . , East who rection of Mrs. Richard Orange, are planning a Monks. Oak Knoll the school auditorium. Mrs. E. Summit —- 24 School, to McKenna party May at St. Joseph’* Holy Family Bav- Mrs. Orchids You and Mary Gilmour are Academy, Alexander Handy of Short Shrine, Sterling. Mrs. Alfred The reservations The onne Mothers’ Auxiliary Hills, has Two big orchids into taking . . . is chairman, announced go ourj Most Walmsley chairman of the des- will hold a cake and sale the for anniversaries. Sacred Heart of Jesus aux- apron luncheon-bridge fashion show bouquets The! sert-card party which will benefit iliary Columbicttes, Passaic, dra- will be held by the Mothers’ Aux- TYING Junior Catholic Daughters, Court the Missionary Servants THE BOW: Adding to the Spring of North the iris of the iliary bouquet Jersey activities is the Anastasia, Teaneck, will matically represent as Most May 12 at Mayfair Farms, Altar cele-| Holy Trinity. time West Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Newark. The women brate their 32nd they prepare the play “Little Starting Orange. Mrs. Harry De Cathedral, will gather anniversary with is 1 p.m. Ex-Jerseyite at Newark Red School House,” which will Vore of Short Hills is Thomm’s, at 8 p.m. Apr. 18. Making final left Mrs. a luncheon at St. Anastasia’s co-chair- plans are, to right, be Albert School cafeteria 1 staged by Tirpak Apr man of the party Which will ben- Frank T. Molinari, chairman; Msgr. A. Apr. 8 at p.m. Joseph Doyle, moderator, and Mrs. Alfred H. 12 at 8 p.m. in the church audi- Wins efit the school fund. Proceeds will go to the Juniors’ Grant building Salerno, torium. Mrs. Beitha president. charities . . . It’s the 20th anni- Choma is chairman . . . Women NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Sister versary for the Bayley Seton- The Seton Hall Mary Judith of the League, South The College of Med- Congregation Orange. icine of the Newark, Schools founded and Dentistry’s Women's around the Daughters of Mary of the Orange group, to aid the faculty Guild has sent out Immaculate Conception here has and students of Seton Hall Col invitations to 500 north at Jersey women in hopes been awarded a Fulbright award 60 Nurse lege, will celebrate its an- Cap Students of them in in for study at the summer seminar nual Spring card party set for interesting joining World NEWARK The their work. are at the Ameri- Twenty-nine pre- students will now be admit- Apr. 11 at 8 p.m. in the Seton They trying to clinical spread like the students of St. Michael’s ted to the freshman class of the Hall Mrs. Alfred violets. The gath- can Academy, University gym. Ursuline Sister Mary de Hospital School of here school, ering place was the dormitory at and the Nursing nursing H. Tucker of Morristown is Lourdes Gohmann of Virgi- received at Seton Hall Ursuline lian caps a ceremony Included in the class are three chairman assisted by Mrs. University, South Society at m the College, Louisville, Ky., received hospital chapel Mar. 20. Sisters of Christian Charity at Charles Coleman of South Orange, Mar. 27 for a reception. Cumae, Italy. a $lOO honorable mention award Entertainment was Mendham: Sisters Immaculata, Orange . . . provided by Sister is the the in the 1958 Pageant Press Best Francita and and university divinity school of Benigna, one Forget-me-nots of were Book daughter Mr. charity choir . . . contest, The book, “Chosen Franciscan Sister of Elizabeth of shown this week and Mrs. W. Names by the Friend* is an of the Pope Green carnations were Arrows,” account Jersey City: Sister Gina Marie. St. still Wasowski of Of Anthony, who presented a of the branch of the evident*at the recent meeting of founding East Newark.! Sister M. Seraphim, hospital station wagon to St. Anthony’s Ursuline Order in Louisville. 3 | St. Luke’s Rosary Altar Society, She is an honor Protectors administrator, and Mrs. Mary Orphanage, Arlington. The wom- • j education graduate of Our Bobeck, nursing direc- en also sent checks to St. Mary’s The Smithsonian Institute in of VATICAN CITY-Pope , Pius tor, presented the and St. Anthony’s, Lady Czestochowa School, Har- caps. Msgr. Passaic, and Is Set Washington, D.C., has issued a has announced of Capping rison and Harrison appointments Thomas J. Conroy, archdiocesan to St. John the Baptist, Newark High School. protectors for three study of life among the Araucani- religious or- of A Latin Sister director hospitals, gave the . . “Forsythia in Bloom” is the major, M. Judith ders of Sisters. . At St. an Indians of southern Chile and blessing. theme of the Joseph's received her B.A. from St. Jo- luncheon-fashion Argentina which was Eugene Cardinal completed seph’s College, West Tisserant, ORANGE—Thirty-one pre-clini- show set by St. Vincent's Acad- PATERSON Fifty-five Benedictine Sister Hartford, dean pre- by a nun. of the Sacred of cal Alumnae for at clinical students Conn., and her masters from College students at St. Mary’s Hos- emy Apr. 12 of St. Joseph's Mary Inez Hilger of St. Benedict Cardinals, has been named West Boston She is pro- pital School of Nursing here re- Rod’s, Orange. Edna Mont- Hospital School of Nursing here St. College. presently tector College, Joseph, Minn., spent of the Sisters of Charity ceived in ceremonies held gomery of East is chair- will receive their teaching at Mary caps Orange caps Mar. 30 two summers in Immaculate A- of St. Louis. The ethnological re- motherhouse of Our man . . . in the school auditorium 3 cademy here. recently at Lady of Mt. Car- SMILING CURTAIN at p.m. search among the Araucamans. the nuns is in CALL: Mother Ninetta Vannes, France, mel Church. lonata, The St. Venantius Rev. James Smith, with Altar So- hospital the North American provin- M.P.F., and Mother Carolina lonata, left to will introduce Sister Mary M.P.F., ciety, Orange, is planning on go-i chaplain the candi- ST. JOSEPH'S cial house in Noreen, 0.5.F., VILLA Bienville, Quebec. right, congratulate Marie Eleta “Around the World” dates and Sister Anne Jean, "■IAIRSDIN." nursing director, presented the Stefanelli and’ Antoin- ing to the hos- PIAPACK, N. J. Federico Cardinal All •uest Tedeschini, assisted ette on school auditorium Jor pital and Haul* far Waman and caps, by Sister Maria Vicidomini their performances in “Life’s its card administrator, Sister Bring Retreat Archpriest of the Vatican Basil- Gift House party at Maria Lawrence, Dolorosa, 0.5.F., nursing in- Shop.” The was Apr. 18 8:30 p.m. The nursing direc- Artiatie French Chateau of' breath- ica, became protector of the Sis- playlet given by the two St. Francis taktnf beauty In the and Mrs. international rose will be in tor, will present (he Rev. Someraet Htlla. ters of the structor, Mary Ber- Xavier put caps. Flic Ultra modern facilities Abandoned Aged of High School students at Family! Healthful kise, educational director. Rev. (Newark) the Parents- the north Jersey bouquet by Mark, Confroy, 0.5.R., St. Bene- climate. Excellent meala. Open St. the year- Joseph of Mountain. Alexander Daughter Day at Villa Mrs. James dict's round to Convalescent!, vacationlsta F. Sokolich, hospital Walsh, Morristown. Over 300 R. McCusker, chair- Prep, Newark, will deliver and permanent guests. Gaetano Cardinal Cicognani, chaplain, addressed the students. parents and their man, assisted Mrs. Wilbur the address. Retreats daughters by from September to June, prefect of the Sacred attended the program. except the Congrega- White Morgan’s Thanksgiving. Christmas The remainder of the program and New Years tion of Rites, became the Weekends. Days protec- will consist of musical and Evenings of Recollection. tor of the Sisters selections, • RESTAURANT Directed of the Holy by the listers ef *t. John St. Elizabeth’s Will Host the recitation of the Nurses' the laptlst. Family of whose mother- • Plapack l-OJJg _ OlOi. Urgel, COCKTAIL LOUNGE Prayer and Benediction. Sister house is at Barcelona, (Spain. Marie Claudia will Students Mar. direct the nil MORRIS AVINUI 30 Student Nurses in the vocal N. J. Saving* Insured to $lO,OOO Foreign por- UNION, (Cloud Monday.) Earn 3% tion of the CONVENT STATION For- Sgro, representing Italy; Maria program. HOME MORTGAGE LOANS eign students from Catholic col- Izsa, Hungary; and Anne Yung, and Newman Clubs in the China. ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS leges Carole Crosta of Lynd- New York-New Jersey area will hurst is general chairman. A VITAL NECESSITY IN EVERY and LOAN ASS'N air their problems and exchange i coir smir sh 2-4*15 ideas about the future CATHOLIC HOME patmson. n. j. at the In- Court tercollegiate Mission Forum at Georgian COMBINATION CALVARY the and College of St. Elizabeth Mar. Will Be Site CALOWEU, NEW 30 at 2 m. SICK JERSEY p CALL SET . . . COMPLETE This year the forum, limited Of CDA Retreat included CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN to foreign students, has as its *l.lO pottage principal speaker, Rev. Albert J. I LAKEWOOD—The State Court, *l.lO CONDUCTED BY THE Nevins, M. M., Maryknoll maga- Catholic of SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC Daughters America, A booutilul zine editor. Father Nevins is will hold its annual FuHy Accredited - , retreat at Offering A.B. and B.S. colored Degree* Ivory An ideal founder of VISA, publication of Georgian Court College here ! plostic the Volunteer International Stu- j Apr. 11-13 Rev. Leonard Bock- can, oil year round 6 Crucifix I dent Association. of that is jmann, M.S.Ss.T., Stirling, gift a A panel of St. Elizabeth stu- will conduct the ©r»d Corpus, I I spiritual pro- MUST in every STARTING UP: The women of St. of dents wiH discuss the young Adalbert’s, 2 h»«i wax College Saint Elizabeth j foreign gram. Catholic home. student and the relation of hisl Mrs. Helen Scanlon of Pater- Elizabeth, have formed a Rosary Confraternity. With Candles, I Gilt boxed. Founded in 1899 the Sitter* l>7 of Charity present education to future con-| son, state retreat chairman, will organizational plans completed the first officers were holy water Don t delay, send I tributions to his homeland., handle the arrangements. installed Shown above are: bottle, absorbent lor Convent New The recently Mrs. yours nowl Station, Jersey j Panel chairman is Louise j CDA courts in New Jersey Angela Cop, have vice Mrs. Helen tissue, and I Oanh. Other members are Rita been invited to participate president; Czarnecki, president, and with the Camden Rev. W. Instructions Diocese in a Sylvester Abramowicz, moderator. Other of- pilgrimage honoring Our Lady ficers are: Mrs. June Mrs of Bladzinski, Victoria J& M DISTRIBUTORS Lourdes at Atlantic City May Stypulu 10. and Stephanie Brutka BOX 343, LINCOLN PARK, NEW JERSEY

Enclosed !• 11.10. Pleaio land el Sick Coll Dominican Cloister mo one r eur Soft | Postulant NAME Receives New Nun Oregon Free ( AODRIII SUMMIT Sister Maria of I the Cross, Marianne formerly I CITY Gennaro of According to STATS Brooklyn, N. Y , pro- Court fessed temporary vows as a clois- tered Dominican Nun Ore. —ait reagealal aeighberaT l.ooktag of Morris Plains has Mary ice Miller may pursue her furniture lar been and Mother the Moth- halp la financing that project? named to the dean's list for Colette, cotyse in life consonant with the first er He that ’S Waß. we "re fat tha aaawer far yen. Aad rtfht la tha semester at Immacufata Superior. charged her own conscience and dic- Alice had entered the Delray Baaeh Aiwa. Floridai Mat pactaaa pUoe U Wee. College. convent tates.” because of Of lata yeere haaa reading that Dalray la faat becoming tha brat Barbara, a junior chemistry undue influence and ■ddreee Florida. Now is coercion, and was re- ALICE JOINED the Catholic la hara'a yaw chaaao ta haeaaia a pad at aS thin. major, a member of the Amer- being strained Church Nov. ican Chemical Society and the from leaving. Mrs. 2ft, i9sfi. on her glee club. Miller reportedly support* her 19th birthday at Spokane Her WHY BE OLD FASHIONED? sister I-ois FLORIDA HAS SO MUCH TO OFFER! husband's position. Rut Judge had joined the llieber Church ruled that there was earlier. tea tha no laia| )ay at havtaf a hraad aaw. a yaar ham*, with ptaaty at greand evidence of undue co- Alice informed her for akr lawai n aad year vary aad ljmrdes influence, parents own oraafa, lemon, grapefrnit treea. gergeoue Opera flawara ercion or restraint by letter the Christmas tropical n hinaming tha yaar VaaML Aad all at a prtca raa afford U during yaa pay. ST. MARY OF-THE WOODS, the In his nine page decision the holidays of 1957 that she Ind., INC)—On buy "Windward opera written circuit to A NIW IDIA! Prime" h judge said the girl, a planned enter St in honor of the centenary of Mary's a new raaccpt hi property daralapaaaaC convert. Convent. At that the Jolped the Catholic time, ihe There are bow tame derelopniaata with apparitions of Our Lady of Church as a result of her own judge's ruling declared, Mr wtll-eeleeted property, reaaaaahla taxaa Lourdes, France, had its modern LIFETIME Taar prem- desire and the she Miller "admonished Alice that aad a clob plaa ta aereea appMaaata. PROTECTION! teaching ha iere performance here St. way Ut«& me k protected by betiding at had he would make Bat thal'i )a*t whare wa atari Mem- received In Catholic a ‘nervous mtrtrttaaa aad coreaaati ta all daeda Mary-of the Woods College. bara at oar haaa aat aaly aB schools. wreck' out of her (reap ■Entitled by means of tbeaa bat to- "In the Cleft of the adraatafei, aiaay more; I Judge llieber found Alice to legal proceeding* lo prevent aamerable ta aelact Barter la : Rock," the ia the • plot! fraan, a _ opera work Fabulous selection dlwaya be aooarad. be a "stable, intelligent, ma- her entry into the defendant arraa fall acraa; aar of Sister Cecilia or Clare, profes- ture" girl. order ” heaatifal There'! ark ta He ruled she had a trapteal ie at more tell—thiagi sor of ahd • credit organ piano at the been Easy forms home tndtridaaly ta yaar taata, at a Wa’d like yaa ta know do if grarieai emancipated from paren- . College Conservatory of Music apeeial law laa; aar awa baUdero wfll Florida oa fall time tal control when her father llriag a pari or This is • Fro# erect thn second major decorator M. b (aat a few maatka. bail* ia oa mind, why don't gave her a choice between Honor year yoa work that coat aha ady a write to "Windward Rax Sister Cecilia ha* Jerseyans Falmt." F 0 leaving home or gtvmg her ral fin aortal lai written in of the Blessed up UU. Delray loach, Flarida. If yaa honor Catholic faith. aad la At Chestnut aaderaUadtag ta talk aboal It, rail la New Virgin. Hill We're made arraagaaaaat tar Jirefererary Diamond 1-3941. Tharp la aa JtIM.K ItIKHKR esplainrd CHKSTNUT ta bo parr hated at great eortago, aad HILL-Two North obligation berauae, pleaaa rrmeat- lhat the ha» a ihrahe, treea aad flawara at apodal generally parent Jeraoy girls have been named to ‘ bar, yoa'n got to Ilka at aad waVa Went prtrea. Thore'a a the right to control the child a repreaent Chestnut HiU to like yoa before Mart College thb fat wo talk- GEORGIAN COURT Hpal gait aaly flea a religion \ here in m aeriaaaly. lat do gad ia toad the IMS edition of Who’s "But this court know* of no with aa. Who in American Colleges and comet law under the circumatancei of Universities Co»4u<«mJ tKo by Silt.r I of M..cy (hit and the case, inconsistency Anne KHen Butler of Alpine roua-UAi coot si uadino to practiced by these parents, and Marguerite Stem of Cran Ha lA. nl It OlOlttl user which parents to re- both permits ford, seniors, have won the W.ll inlogtamd 11 «**«*<» piogrom In liborol quire a child growing into ma- national honor mm Art*. Rnn Am. Sltmn. Mont. Horn. to ture years give up its faith Anne, a graduate of An FINE hjRNITURE Imnamiu. Ktim.li MnMitniiiM. Holy as a prerequisite Jp remaining gela Academy. Fort Lee. Is pres- Member Chamber of Commerce in the household, and as a re- ident of (he athletic t«—ptbly KKnoli, K»i A«roditod association sult causing the child lo leave and is active 207 *<*—l IU'W IKIttAIT tn sports Margue- HARRISON AVKNUC HARRISON and forage for itself,” he stat- »Mt|bi Cnnn C.«.»n rite. a graduate of Cranford High (CMr I *««*•« t*M> M **4 Martial Su.) HU ed Mill IrtmnA Nm School, ui of bmr president the col- Opm Km la 4 Mom., ISwi, M. te t "The court has concluded lege student government 16 THE ADVOCATE March 29,1958 Ernst, Head All-North BILLY RAFTERY Raftery, McLaughlin JerseyBasketball Team By Ed Grant ark and for the Diocese of Pat- hand ,at the throttle .maneu- A1 Loßalbo has had in the school with his long, and by the best of rivals. CECILIA'S KEARNY erson. past deadly only 3r NEWARK The immense ' «, vered the Hilltoppers through a decade of cage glory at St. two-hand shooting from far out One of the really fcalented all- amount of basketball talent 20-2 record. Taking few shots PLAYER Mary’s. and his swift drives through around athletes in the area, concentrated in the 37 Catholic OF THE year was the middle anytime an opening O’Dea was one of the few high schools which field Raftery, who won raves from varsity itself. in what turned out teams in the coach he presented It was Lane’s- bright spots North Jersey area every played against. play which the to be a dismal season for St. his a Bill is opened up way forced The Advocate’s an- Only junior, sure to All-North Catholic Jersey for the other Queens men to Cecilia’s Tommy can drive nual all-star quintet to double become the highest scoring in size in cash in and this never with the best of them, rebound this season, an expan- player North Jersey cage sion next more evident than in the NJCC like the football pjayer he is which will probably be history season with an ex- cellent tourney which Tommy Muller’s and has a good, short jump permanent. chance to surpass the mark boys won for the first time this shot when he gets in a spot. Players from nine schools are 2,000 as he now has close season. VColleges are after him, but it's represented on this first 10- to 1,400 points in three seasons. Almost Though his efforts were wast- a question which sport he’ll man team, with only St. Aloy- even with Raftery for ed on a 4-17 record, McLough- choose, as he is also adept in two this distinction was the SCORED sios gaining positions for Ernst, w) RAFTERY Vinnie lin was right behind Raftery baseball. 669 Ernst and Bob Sponza, trigger-man of the fast break r POINTS INZH and Ernst when it comes to its junior stars. The attack which brought St. Aloy- GAMES THIS boys range the stars and of SEASON. in size sius the state counting up of the THE JEKYLL Hyde AN ALL-77ME from 5-8 (Ernst and Pat Catholie “B” ti- RECORD tle this past winter. There isn’t any- this club is Sponza who, like Doherty) to 6-4 (Paul season. Honors such as 5M FOR A JUNIOR IN Taglia- NEW thing that Bob can’t do on the little in the with these are to a girl poem, can bue), the emphasis on old-hat Vinnie, who JERSEY WHAT’LL HE DO court and certainly he be and was an nothing very good also very height as six of them are 6-2V4 All-American 7/ NEXT YEAR? (Biddy won’t try. A bit older than the lat- or better. Basketball before most bad, though not often style), he his of rivals, he made good use ter. Bob’s bad nights ever reached high school. All-Bergen Actually, THE SCORING of the Cusack of experience gained while in- are more a case of not quite power St. Bonaventure Kurzal Queen of Peace last year for team is tremendous with Bob RUNNING DOWN the of DeSenzo Don Bosco eligible school measuring up to those amazing rest .... Tech Lane of Peace Queen to run with McLaughlin of St. the list Knothe play rampant 40- good ones which come much Joseph’s alphabetically, Frank Pope Plus O’Dea St. Cecilia’s (WNY) the with ® cott point or better totals in four more Though 6-3 leading way a Besson of Seton Hall was the Delbarton Palace frequently. Vi, Don Bosco Bob 30.4 games. this week was Bob is not a average, followed by Billy “sleeper” of the season and Vreeswyck St. Sullivan pivot man, oper- one Mary’s Holy Trinity named Parade’s Raftery of St. Cecilia’s at of the to All-Ameri- ating from the outside on most (K) most promising of all so All-Essex can team. 27.9, Jack Mount of Immacu- far as is concerned. All-Hudson occasions, a fact which certain- college In Beltram late at 20.4 and St. Michael’s Ernst St. Aloysius ly doesn’t hurt his po- Conception many ways, Frank was a car- college Besson Seton Hall St. WHAT MOUNT might have Tommy O’Dea of St. Cecilia’s bon copy of George of McLaughlin Joseph’s tential. Blaney Connolly 0. L. with CE) at 19.4. But Valley Raftery St. Cecilia’s accomplished an Ernst or A brilliant a state points were St. Peter’*, a member of the student, M °unt his side is not the Immaculate Sponza St. Doherty on anyone’s high and a bet- only consideration, as ’57 all-stars, possessing the Aloysius jump champion Rear* St. Benedict’s Michael’s Jack has all of the A noted Tagliabue .. St. (UC) guess. ter basketball than even by Doherty’s mark of 9.9. same deadly jump shot. The player More than moves out of the pivot, can he showed this 47 20 coaches ballot- difference was that Frank All-Union past winter, ed on the selections and these lacked Brennan drive from the side or corner, Tagliabue is the finest player Blaney’s sense of com- Sacred Ht. St. • Doherty Mary’s but, like any man; needs St. Michael’s had votes, while not final, played command of his Butts '. big (UC) has plete team and Sacred Ht. Manhardt ;. St. Mary’s the in someone to feed him the ball. since Heinsohn’s largest part making up this could be charged to ex- Petrovick Tommy days. St. Mary’s Smart defenses not the North were able to Paul moves with the of only Jersey team, perience, or lack of it. grace but also the much stop him, knowing that this was a gazelle, is unbeatable under subsidiary quin- Very in charge of the himself —and making them FRANK LANE filled a simi- all they needed to beat Immac- tets for each of the four coun- show at St. the boards and no one. can Mary’s (E) was count Pat proved to be just lar role lot ulate. ties in the of New- Queen of Peace But such stopping was block his soft shot. He’s Archdiocese Doherty, whose cool and even as jump adept a field general as any and of the old done- alone 5 proved a player never by one man tabbed A-l by the college scouts. r\ Press Box Paragraphs A REALLY VERSATILE ATHLETE. RAFTERY IS AN ALL-STATE PER- FORMER IN SOCCER AND A STAR AND THIRD BASEMAN New PITCHER FOR League Formed THE BASEBALL TEAM.

With the announcement last all helm (Hackensack) are eligible next Fall. Bergen, with week of the formation of the (or the other vacant slot. its first team, will be under THANKS TO BILL, ST CECILIA'S ADVANCED Tri-County Catholic “A" Con- St. Joseph's is also forced to John Mazziotta, who is also due THE there are now four make TO FINALS OP THE NJ SI A A CATHOLIC ference, a transfer out of the to coach basketball there; Don Catholic school Hudson *C TOURNEY, LOSING THERE BY TWO POINTS high leagues County Interscholastie Bosco has signed up Jim Guida A in .North Athletic AS SOPH, HE PACED THE TEAM 70 THE TITLE. operating Jersey, em- Association. The Blue to head its return to the grid- bracing about 30 schools, with Jays will fulfill their baseball iron. A££aJdjL/vwo a certain of amount overlap- commitments in the HCIAA St. Cecilia’s, however, has ping. this then Spring, pull out, ac- yet to name a coach to replace to Existing circuits, prior to cording plans. the resigned Hugo Marcolini, School, this addition, were the Bergen- though rumor has it basket- College Sports FOOTBALL IS likely to be COLLIOB lAMIALL SCHOOL BAS(BALL Passaic Catholic Conference ball-baseball coach John De Tuesday. Ayr. 1 unbalanced in the Wednesday, Ayr. t baseball, Tri-County Gasperis is in line for the Hunter at Saton Hall Bt. Mlchaal'a (basketball, track), job. at Stavena Academy loop for the first few years. St. Wednesday, Ayr. 1 North Catholic Confer- Last St. Thursday, Ayr. S Jersey Cecilia’s is week, Joseph's an- Baton Hall at NYU Bayonne an established "A” at St. Michael's (JC) ence (basketball) and North nounced that Carl Raparelli power, St. Joseph's has been had been Jersey Catholic Track Confer- signed to replace the a strong club in “C” and “B” retired ence, the last of which includes Art Couch, while Queen ranks, Pope Pius and Queen members of all the others plus of Peace months ago acquired of Peace have fielded average some independents. Ralph Borgess in place of Har- “B" teams over the few BUDGET HEADQUARTERS past ry Zmijewski. The lone hold- THE TRICOUNTY league, years, while Don Bosco hasn’t over from 1957 is Bob Nork at formation of had a varsity team since 1049 which was hinted Pope Pius. and x at last Fall, will include Ber- Bergen Catholic, of course, , EASY gen Catholic, Don Bosco, St. lU* yet to have a senior class HONORS: Tony Nicodemo of Cecilia's much less a St. Michael’s (E), Pope Pius, Queen varsity team. (Vt.) was named GETTING THE WORD: Coach of Peace and St. The present constitution of to the second Rosemary Bataglia outlines a play to her Benedic- ~,us Joseph’s All-American It will the unlike that of the small team this tine team which compiled a (WNY). begin with an league, college sea- Academy 12-1 record this winter, including a victory TERMS informal baseball and NJCC and NJCTC, has son, with Hank Morano of St. program nothing over Holy Family, the North Jersey Catholic Basketball First in it to limit athletic scholar- Peter's League champions. row, a track meet this Spring, ad- getting honorable men- left to tion. right, are Ann Cmiel, Tinky Leonhard, Pat and Faith vance to fulltime basketball ships, but present athletic poli- Nicodemo, a junior from Maloney co-captain cies of the of the Jersey Andes; rear, same order, co-captain Carol Ann activity in the 1838-99 season majority City, set a school rec- Figurelli, Kay Hebert, Mary Ward iOODYEAR SUPER-CUSHION! members ord of 49 and then come full circle with preclude this anyway. points in the NCAA and Sue Korn. district football in 1939. The one or two which have final against Adelphi. All given some scholarships in the Morano had been of the schools save St. previously named to $11.95 in the past would hardly be entering the all-met, all- Joseph's are already MECAA Benedictine Wins a league of this type if they and Eastern all-star "A" group of the New Jersey I I 600/16 intended to that teams and to NOW Your State Interscholastic Athletic expand policy. honorable men- opportunity tion, along with teammate Tournament Association. The West New IN Cage AND AN IRONIC twist, five Pepper nus TAX RtCAPPAIII TIM York Dooley and Tom Cross school will reach that of the six schools have ELIZABETH Benedictine A- to the Deal will of Seton Hall on the get Right status next Fall when 150 Catholic boys new football coaches at the cademy won its first invitational Digest All-America squad. enter the freshman class. basketball tornarpent when it de- a. McDonough & feated St. Dominic Academy of on an r. co. SINCE QUEEN of Peace and OLDSMOBILE Jersey City, 64-61 in a final Pope Pius had been members Seton St. wild, MIItBURN NEWARK MONTCLAIR Hall, Michael's round game Mar. 24 at the of the North Catholic Bene- Jersey dictine 680 MOBSIS tUHNPIKI 499 CENtHAI AVE 320 MOOMFIEIO AVE gymnasium. THE Conference, this means that FROM RIGHT D8o»l After DEALER 6 3300 HU 5-2131 PI 4-9300 To Baseball the host team had van- the NJCC will have to find two Open Season quished Mt. St. Vincent’s of Tux- new schools to fill its ranks. SOUTH ORANGE—Providing anothersnowstorm edo Park and STOP . ijbn’t St. Dominic’s had! IN SOON AND FIND FOR This should be no problem, OUT YOURSELF around the corner and presuming the fields thaw and ousted St. Joseph’s Hill of Staten though, as St. dry Mary’s (Jersey Island in c up in time, the 1958 baseball season the first round, the final City) will field Its first var- opens Apr. 1 for col- game scheduled leges and 2 for was for Mar. 21 j sity basketball team next sea- Apr. schools, though only two teams are But snow intervened and it was ft son, while St. Patrick's (Eliza- involved in this j pre-Easter activity. postponed three E days. CADILLAC • beth), Bayley-Ellard, Our Hall Lady Seton begins what it When the contest of the Valley and Holy Trinity finally got! hopes will be a brilliant season under it • • Day with Hunter as the opposi- way, proved to be a scor-i Paterson Passaic-Clifton at its home field Ridgewood on April Fools’ tion. The Pirates, thanks to ing duel between Carol Seefeldt their king-sized gymnasium, have of St. Dominic’s and Kay Hebert YOU ALWAYS GtT been able to work out steadily of Benedictine. Carol won the per- A GOOD DIAL AT Abernathy Named through the recent unpleasant- sonal battle, 40-32, but Kay had but ness, still will hardly be in more help from Fay Andres, form for this scored 17 and from ' top first game. points, Carol • '* ' MURPHY BROS. For CYO Award a a\ uI»1• Should the South Orange field Figurelli, who led the defense. Known for NEWARK - Mai of be unready on that To the Dependability . , . Abernathy day, however, winners, who wound up Bloomfield's undefeated state the opening will be tbe Priceless Ingredient In Cut- postponed a brilliant season with a 14-1 rec- •» 24 WANTS IV named just the Pirates the Hamilton Weveqof lamer Satisfaction! Group champions was hours as ord, wqjit Trophy, ACTION! Youvegof this week to receive the have an 2 date 13th an- Apr. with NYU in to be held for one year and re- nual-Essex CYO New York. This - LARGEST INDOOR County outstand- is the first ma- tired by the first team to win it .-Vy lltck tn 4 rap flnlah Many Trulr TO OIT ON THI ROAD AGAIN a klua rtfcfcan fcaautyl award which is presented to the gade, and St. Peter's College, will PAYMENT “atll-ai" hr luivrtawt arlvlna tam- '54 Top Buy* In Used Cart. Essex school wait at least until the ••rt Intlwklna pawar ataarina. paw- PONTIAC 895 County high plaver week after artMM, KAN. raa. tail iHiktt, who best combines Easter before * Our ability with off their FORDS Cklaaialn With 100% kicking wklla wall*. tl< Vary law mltaaaa with ki, Too, Mrkra, USED IAM. alt laallau llaki sportsmanship. Dave Fulcomer campaign: Previews of the scho- OK CARS ONLY liniak wifk alaamlna tkrama Guarantee MOMCY 1395 araaj* was the first Mountie elected in lastic teams will to lOCK-BOTTOM '55 CHIV begin - ap- »Y PIKES CAN lUT 1954 and Merrill the sec- pear in The Advocate with next *ll5O tor. Ml Air thal'i a raal Morgan '54 CHIV. 995 ond in week’s maaHi nvmkari •<>> ta hanpia 1956. The Bellboys won issue, Apr. 6. highest wllk pawarpllpa, IAM, alt 'r*" Cawna Konner Chevrolet TIME-MS l In lutark with Charlie Travers in 1951 tankman and Ikrawakaut. l iana Alat- ~ * Richie Veith in 1935. *y. '»•'» kawtryllky, IAM, ROUTE 46 '55 CHIV 1395 alt'V Malar USY awrra lika a awaav tall NJCTC Lists TEIMS SZSS A total of 32 player* were nom- PINE BROOK, N. J. •pliant ank raamy 4Or ITATION '53 FORD inated for PAYS WAAON. AAM Mirrar Ilka llnlak 895 the award and only WAAOM JTATIOM tk.l. i u „ p«r. one waa a repeater from the 1357 Championships Trade ?• *1 *•' *Aa wo '55 FORD 895 fcwalnaatman ar far Ika NEWARK The FOR un Hat—Jack Mount of Immaculate North Jersey refund our l *7*' na Hawaiian HUGE ♦M’rMMn lAN LIU Ika hM Aranta A Craam laav Catholic TRADE wp takrlra V I MURPHY Conception. A year made no dif- Track Conference has STATION WAGON IN ana ana tkli vary titan malar! anpina wilk laraamalla, IAM, tVtRY allowance alt. outlined an ference to Mount aa he placed ambitious program CASH '53 CHIV. for the 1358 'll CHIV 1395 495 fourth thia time Juat aa he had outdoor season, cli- HEADQUARTERS THING l Or, Ml Air I Tana Alatlar maxed I Wkltawalta Aiwa 12 montha ago. by the league champion- part taw pa at ana tyt A 'nary Pawaraltka. A** AAM. alt AN«t 0* SPECIAL . aaalnat paliikaa l iana Hniak. bm>i. at Winton law- Other Catholic ships White " * ,fw * atrata awarpat high school Stadium. •MM. VStlfe■ •am-*"* mentioned In the Englewood, on Jl. nM,M MOTOR players voting May f« savicaiou i SALES were Frank Besson of Seton Wasting no the • Hall, time. v loop More To Choose From Mar. EXCLUSIVE mtl Will Many »'« HIS Bob Lamb and A1 Scaff of Im- opens 29 with a develop- ■«**» • Cosiest Credit Term* • maculate, Mike Cunniff and Den- ment relay meet at Lincoln Park. All Makes ny Beltran of St. Michael's (N), Jersey City. Another such event • • Hlghett Trbde-lm Dick Rears of St. Benedict's and is set lor Apr. 12, leading up to 501-511 and Models NO BROAD ST. Mike Connolly of Our Lady of the relay championships at the the same site 10. tliiabcth 5-5600 Valley. 1 May WARD Abernathy 6-3 senior, will re- An addition to the schedule PACE MOTORS FORD 245 CENTRAL ceive his award from Rev. Thom- this year is the freshman-novice AVENUE NEWARK N. J. Ml 47 CINTKAI AVI. 3 800 BtOOMMUO AVI MOUTCIAi* as E. Davis, CYO director, at championships to be held Ascen II »AS» » Ot TMI OAIOIN M»n P*(«WAI the annual of Cham- sioa lAST OKANGI • r i * fiei CYO Night Thursday. May 15, at an as «T pions In June. yet undisclosed sit*. Ifll Vocation Notes March 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 17 Just As Powerful Snow Debate By Msgr. William F. Furlong Postpones Tourneys o PU t e physician* examined the heart of a nun WwhI hhVrt£/1and 1727i Sol m A * she had claimed died fhp fn„nH i long before she V 8 heart At St. UPO the image of Christ Benedict's, St. cracifiS The crucmea. me samestrneTm . ? Aloysius image was found on the heart nf <;♦ M.„U,1.1c0 wh. NEWARK The which died i» 1308. Both «°™ f.'.S b snow fell last week caused the Mar. 26, as guests of Sister Clare this yS in unusual because of their way vecv proof Hovntinn tii. postponement of two debate tournaments Dolores, administrator, and Sis- ves * great aevption to His major scheduled passion tre Alice Eugenia of St. Vincent’s for Mar. 22, one sponsored St. Benedict’s and the other T by School of y underst °od so much Practical Thia ])® better than we Nursing. I.uthat . . the annual Seton Forensic League competition set for St. followed Christ s death a Career Day program I upon the Cross was the most Aloysius High School (Jersey City). at the school at which both - I important event in the whole history of Si* the world. No new date has been set for ters were Billions of souls are in and guest speakers. heaven, either each is of the affairs, which em- work) and Helene Seniors at north Cath- enjoying a happiness beyond our wild- Brady Lacey Jersey est dreams. will it brace just about every Catholic (real estate). olic and public high schools who Also, they enjoy for an un- ending secondary school in north Jer- Maryiawn of the took the Princeton Ex- eternity. But not one of them would be Oranges College in heaven if Christ sey, plus a few from south Jer- (South will amination can for scholar- had not died the Orange) have its an- apply upon and of at St. Francis Cross. sey even out state. The nual Father-Daughter Commun- ships College (Lo- of the distant One sin—even the smallest venial inability schools ion Breakfast on Mar. 30 after 8 retto, Pa.) by writing to the Sec- sin—is to make the forced of —— — so— great in the trip the com- a Mass, celebrated Rev. the Com- me sightai m ofoi that m. by retary Scholarship K God,uoa, mat ifit anall the peo-peo- ple in the world spent of petitions to be called off tem- Edwin J. di- mittee before Mar. 31 for every moment their lives doing penance Sullivan, spiritual appli- for it, all that porarily. cations. There are suffering would not be enough to the rector. The breakfast will be at 10 awards of right wrong Gerald done to the infinite goodness of God. When Christ Ford of St. Benedict's the Hotel Suburban, East Or- $575 each and six ranging from died upon the Cross He repaired the and Barbara Zccca of Our Lady ange, with Bishop Walter W. Cur- $lOO to $285, all to be announced however damage done not only by one sin, but by all the sins of all the world. of the Valley (Orange) were an- tis as guest speaker and Theo- in late April. in the nounced as winners Surely, whole history of the scholarship dore J. Langan as toastmaster. world, no event was more last week. Ford important, more significant and more valuable. St. John picked up a Mrs. John J. Langan is chairman of Chrysos- Bonaventure tom, one the great Fathers of the has $2,400 grant to St. of the affair, which is sponsored Church, reminded us, however, that. The in a competitive examination, by the Mothers Club. Washington celebration of Mass is equal in value to Maryiawn Trip the death of Christ the Cross.” while Miss Zecca was awarded a upon In other one Mass St. Peter’s Prep words, full (Jersey City) could what our Lord scholarship to Berkeley Sec- accomplish accomplished when He died presented the “Caine Mutiny For Linden Orator Upon the Cross. retarial School. Court Martial’’, Mar. 27-28, with NEWARK Another great saint Members of the senior sociol- Alexander Bojak and doctor of the Church, Michael Bonifanti, John Powers Alphon- class of Mt. St. Dominic of St. Elizabeth’s (Linden) has sus Liguori taught, ”... that if Jesus Christ had ogy and Allan in not died McCarthy the key earned the to the once the Academy (Caldwell) presented a right represent upon Cross, the celebration of one Mass roles of Lt. would pro- Capt. Queeg, Maryk Archdiocese of Newark in the cure for the world two-act play entitled, Me na- the very same which “What, and Lt. blessings we have Greenwald, respectively. tional CYO senior oratorical received from the death SCOUT Worry?” at a student assembly con- of our Redeemer.” HONORS: Bishop McNulty presents the Pelican Award for Boy Scout Preview performances were given How leader- Mar. 28. Written Pat Montero- test at Washington, D.C. on Apr. tremendous one Mass must be*in the of to by at St. Home and St. sight God' ship Elmer Condit, of Aheka Council as Daniel Riley of Morris-Sussex Joseph’s 8. Hearing about a newly ordained Council, sa, Susan Bromley, Marie Sauer, Home for priest who offered only one Rev. Francis Joseph’s the Blind. In the and then McGowan, scout chaplain, arid Andrew J. Pisarchik, chairman of the Marie Ormsby and Barbara Gad- Archdiocesan competi- Mass, died, Blessed John of Avila said, “He will be The Future Nurses Club of dis it dealt with three tion at St. Michael’s CYO Hall able to bring much before the Lord!” To be able to offer Catholic Committee on Scouting, look on. typ- Holy Trinity (Westfield) visited just ical Mount seniors (Elizabeth) on Mar. one Mass — to pondering 23, Bojak say of a thousand St. Vincents’ nothing offering Masses — Hospital, Montclair, their future. scored 178 out of a possible 207 would be worth a million of the Also included on years most difficult kind of to win the preparation. St. Paul's (Greenville) Bids the vocation program were talks points boys’ division, for HatTrick about the religious, and while Nora Coyle of St. Rose of There would never be a lost vocation if all the single Play Deadline young men Lima called to the married states. NEWARK (Newark) totaled 151 to priesthood could understand the Mass as the saints Mar. 29 is the In The class of Mt. St. take the girls’ title. in heaven understand it. CYO Basketball Finals junior deadline for the annual CYO Playoff with Dominic’s was Along Bojak on the trip to Apostolate for Vocations: given a Career one-act play contest. The dra- Newark LEONIA St. Paul’s (Greenville)will attempt a trick to be eliminated due to in- Night Mount alumnae Mar. Washington will be the high scor- Archdiocese: Msgr. William F. Furlong, Seton Hall an by matics tourney Is open to eligible with the er in the junior boys and University, South Orange, N. J. Telephone: SOuth never before accomplished in the Newark Archdiocesan player. The other set- 26, speakers including parish CYO groups of the girls’ Orange 2-9000. back which Paterson Diocese: Msr. Edward was the aforementioned one Doris- Martin Hudson (teaching), Archdiocese in competitions, were held at J. Scully, 24 De Grasse St CYO basketball playoffs when it goes after its second and both junior Paterson. in the grammar boys divisions. Ruth O’Neill Ciamillo (mother- and senior divisions. Holy Trinity, Westfield, on Mar. Telephone: Mountain View 8-1605. third titles of the 1957-58 at Elimin- campaign St. John’s gym- hood), Joan Evans 26. While the boys and girls com- St. John the Apostole (Clark- (nursing), ations are scheduled to begin nasium Mar. 30. June of The Advocate pete separately on the archdioce- GRAMMAR GIRLS Linden) edged St. Catharine’s Dwyer during the week of Apr. 6-12, Already holder of the senior St. Michael’s (JC) St. John staff Adrienne san level, their scores are com- vs. the (Glen Rock) in grammar girls, (journalism), Hig- with county finals set for the Apostle (Clark-Llnden). 1 girls crown, St. Paul’s will bid p .y\. with gins Wallace (investments), Au- pared to select the entrant in the JUNIOR GIRLS 22-18, Joyce Tomko scoring week of Apr. 20. for the and Sacred Heart (Vailsburg) St. Kirchgessner nationals. Parish CYO Briefs junior senior boys vs. Mary’s 11 points, and St. Mary’s (Plain- drey (secretarial (Plainfield), 2 titles against St. Michael’s p.m. Second to. Miss Coyle in the GRAMMAR BOYS field) gained the junior final and Madonna Mar. 23 was Gere- (Elizabeth) (Fort St. Leo’s (Irvington) vs. St. Cathar- with a 40-22 route of St. competition ine’s (Gien Rock), 3 Joseph’s The junior members -of St. there. This is Lee). With the senior team al- p.m. mia Barone of St. Lucy’s (New- a monthly activ- JUNIOR BOYS (East Rutherford) as Re- Mary St. Peter's Senior Named while Michael’s for most a prohibitive favorite to de- St. Paul’s (Greenville) St. Michael's ark), Ann Marge Moran of (Elizabeth) plan a ity the club, which num- vs. gan and Pat combined (Elizabeth), Flanagan party at the bers molish their ri- 4 p.m. St. Rose of Lima placed third. In swimming Jersey 170 members. Bergen County INTERMEDIATE BOYS for 33 points. the the it City Center on Apr. 7 and a Senior patrol leader John F. vals, success or failure of the St. Michael’s (Union City) vs. St. Cath- For in boys’ division, was Joseph erine’s 7 Fellowship History (Hillside), p.m. A PAIR Martino of visit to the circus in New York Diessner Jr. and Troop scribe attempt will depend on the out- of hot shots brought St. Lucy’s (Newark) SENIOR BOYS JERSEY CITY A unique honor has come to Richard 10. Coaches and Michael of the tilt. St. St. Michael’s the second and William of on Apr. mem- Sasso of Troop 21, St. come junior Paul’s (GreenvilleV vs. Madonna junior crown Massey (Fort Lee), 8 p.m. and St. Catherine's Jeanneret, St. Peter’s who St. Francis bers of the adult advisory Philip the Apostle (Hillside) the College senior, has been award- (Ridgefield Park) (Clifton) IN PAST three board’s athletic committee received the YEARS, par- intermediate title. Joe Grazio led ed a Ford Foundation Area third. Ad Altare Dei ishes to lead Sacred Heart (Vailsburg) Foreign Training Fellowship have managed annex were guests of Rev. Roland W. awards at Jo St. Michael’s with 24 points in Topic of both the junior and St. John’s Cathedral, to a 34-29 conquest of St. Aedan's for Middle Eastern studies with emphasis on two titles in one season and one 64-42 history. Muenzen at an NIT basketball Mar. 23. John F. Diessner a rout of St. Catharine’s senior competitions was “Censor- Sr., of Mt. (Jersey City) in the junior ranks. Jeanneret, a resident of Short is game Mar. 20. institutional them, Carmel (Jersey (Glen Rock) and Jack Hills, one of the few ship: the annual statement of the representative, was Caffrey City), did it five times, includ- undergraduate students in the the THE UNIONBERGEN play, whipped in 28 as St. Catherine’s American Bishops,” with extem- St. Teresa’s (Summit) sen- given Bronze Pelican ing 1957. The others were Our offs took at St. drubbed nation to receive such a grant. Apr. 15 Deadline iors have elected Mary Myles award. The troop is planning place Mary’s St. Joseph’s (Bogota) poraneous talks on topics select- Lady of Lourdes (West Orange) with the hosts win- 73-49. In 1957, for instance, 98 fellow- ed from and Betty Nelson to official a weekend at Camp Aheka, (Elizabeth), For Contest an address of Pope Pius and St. Joseph’s (Bogota). four out of six, of the The final ships were presented for the Queen XII titled and will Nicho- Mar. with 20 ning one session opens at 1 "Guiding Principles of posts they join 29-30, boys signed CLIFTON—A St. Paul’s had four teams in losses forefeit in the Asia-Near East area and only deadline of Apr. las Odette Mohni and and will see movie being a p.m. with the grammar the Lay Apostolate.” Chris Hent- Mocchia, up, a en- girls 15 has been the running until the semi-final senior when St. seven of these went to under- set for parish Fred Swick in guiding the titled “To Conserve Our Heri- boys Genevieve’s game, then follows the accom- queen schel, CYO cultural activities di- round Mar. when entries to be filed for the Pas-' until October at the 1 23, its grammar (Elizabeth) beat Madonna schedule. graduates. conducted the group . . . Boys tage” Apr. meeting. only panying rector, competi- boys’ club fell before undefeated The Foundation stated that the salc-Clifton CYO District Queen from Immaculate Conception Also receiving the Ad Altare tion. St. Leo’s competition to be held 9 (Elizabeth) will the Gen- De medal at Paterson (Irvington), 49-40. Joe fellowship is part of the inter- I May at tour were 'the annual dance Link, with 19 points, led St. national training and research at Bt. Philip's eral Motors plant in Linden James Parente, John Kehrle to auditorium. Statue Schedule which faces Bishop Preside 1 Trophy awards will Leo’s, St. Catharine’s McNulty program designed to foster more soon. and James Sullivan of St. Boni- (Glen [also be presented at the dance MONTCLAIR The Essex Communion breakfast face *. Rock) in the finals. St. knowledge and improved under- A is (Paterson) . . St. Mi- for the various activities CYO this Catharine’s earned its spot with At of those areas of the County week announced planned for the junior chael’s (Union City) seniors in- Sussex Vocation standing foreign | Sodality Rally least past season. the April schedule for its tour- of St. Michael’s in stalled Frank McMahon a 31-21 conquest of St. Eliza- familiar to Americans— (Union) late as LAKE MOHAWK will at beth’s (Linden), also on Mar. 23. Bishop McNulty preside Asia, the Near East, Africa, the Approximately 100 attended the ing Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady May, with Catherine Rey- president, with Genny Bonnan- firstj the March Vocation Rally for Sussex at Soviet Union and Eastern I annual day of recollection o>f Fatima. Apr. 7, St. Joseph's, nolds in of zio, Mille Burke, Joan Retano County youths Our Europe. charge arrange- THE HUDSONESSEX play I Mar. 23 at St. Rev. John West St. Leo’s, Irv- of the Lake School on Mar. Jeanneret is one of the most Philip’s. Orange; 12, ments The senior unit of and Pete Romeo as his aides. Lady High 30, from 3 m. . . . offs that at Immaculate to 5 p E- O'Brien day Con- active students on the St. Peter’s was guest speaker; ington; 19, St. Rose of Lima, St. Mary’s (Elizabeth) plans a A Communion breakfast is Benediction and an address from the -Rev. ception (Montclair) saw the for- Bishop will open other Leo P. Ryan, district mod- New*rk; 26, St. Peter's, Belle- theater for Mar. 31 to planned for Aur. 13 with Rev. campus. Among things, party mer county win four out of six the program, after which the boys and will divide erator, celebrated Benediction. ville. Paul girls Dick is a Cadet Colonel.in the •ttend “The King’s Standard” Stephen Kenny as guest tests. Pete DeLisa scored for 18 separate sessions, at which 1 ROTC, president of Scabbard and at Blackfriars’. speaker, with a Family Night points to lead the St. Paul’s seminarians and postu- ASPIRANCY listed for jun- priests, Lake Church. The host is Rev. Blade, military honor society, and BROTHERS OF of THI The St. Nicholas (Jersey Apr. 11. MERCY lISTIRS OF THI iors to a 38-30 defeat of Sacred lants will present their views of John editor of McKenna, director of the the Pavan, literary pub- A nursing ardor tggklng sail JORROWPUL City) Teenage Club spent a day sacrificing Heart (Bloomfield) and Ron the life, batwaan MOTHIR,i religious high school. lication. young man Iho agas of I7 tf f£v conducting the Barbara Giver- THE FAMILY which fosters recently at a roars to lira a Religious Ufa fg achoola. hoapitala. Harrigan threw in 35 points as sacura or Mr. Daniel Mahoney, seminari- Also, he is a member of the salvation for ftiglr awn In *phanaiee. homea for naud Orphanage, North Bergen, religious vocation is doubly the souls laboring seniors drubbed St. Rose of His vlnavard In various w dutlos ronvaleacent entertain the blessed God. an from Immaculate Conception, Most Noble Order of the Peacock, of goring and to youngsters by St. Casimir's Leads for tha sick and Infirm. •red Writ* to: Veea- Lima, 83-55. will the honor of the rank- Darlington, speak to boys society 10 top Addrass j tlonal Director. lIS the interme- RRV. kilo. PROVINCIAL Major upset was and Robert of Essex a holder blue Ran,an Diamond Sprtna Rd . Rev. Maxwell the ing seniors; of the ~.d Claronco. N. V. diate outcome when St. Michael’s Bowling Loop Danville. Mnrria County. Near Jeraey Maryknell Fathers will show a NEWARK One team has keys in the order of the Cross! (Union City), led by Gerry Ja- honor motion picture entitled, “The finally asserted itself in the Es- Keys, society of the college HOLY CROSS BROTHERS cobsen’s 23 points, topped Sa- SArITT Making of a Maryknoller.” sex CYO of arts and sciences, and is listed Ae Brother MM cred Heart County Senior Mixed * at Holy At long (Vailsburg), 66-50. In .t'roae. Sister Joan postu- Bowling League. With in Who's Who Among American you can eenre God Baltewicz, only a Im * in Youth the girls’ action, St. Michael’s and Universities. Off Teacher. at you live lant with the Felician couple of weeks to St. Casi- Colleges I Work, tn the Miulona. with Janet McNa- Sisters, go, (Jersey City), mir’s 2, campus, he is president of the and In other actlvltlee will speak to the girls on how she Newark, has pulled out wilt receive mara scoring 22 points, L Write to: you ■ 000 topped New York-New Jersey region of W discovered her vocation and her a five-game lead after one of Brother Meurut. C4.C. DIPINDAIK and Immaculate, 32-24, to reach the Ito It. Joaeeh the National Federation of Catho- Novitiate. Valatla I, N V. GOOD INCOME If first impressions of convent life. | the most jammed races in CYO grammar school finals, while lic The Sisters of Christian history. College Students. ; you inveit your Nancy McHugh tallied 18 Charity points St. igrlngi In our from Mendham will present a ' Casimir's, whith won the 0 I'. ORADUATIS $. V. title 0. ANNUITY dramatization depicting the steps a year ago, made its strong Mon 17-34 j PLAN. INVESTORS Have You Heard toward final vows. jest move this week, beating se- You aro NOT TOO LATE Religious communities working cond place St. Leo’s 2, Irvington, to start studying Latin • You olio iharo in three times behind the work ot in the Diocese of Paterson will a 549 series MARY groat Of The Sp«(iat Court*. { the Million! and help In present exhibits their Charley Poskonka. 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ALBANY (RNS) A bill which would have permitted LINDEN Priests of St. Theresa’s were parish here SUNDAY, MAR. 30 certain stores in New York City to do business on Sunday to meet with Governor Robert B. this if closed expecting Meyner 10 a.m., Blessing of Palms, they Saturday was killed by the state Assembly week to discuss with him the hazardous traffic situation on Preside at Palm Sunday Mass, here 85 to 61. Sacred Route 1 which last week resulted in the auto death of a Heart Cathedral. The measure, applicable only to New York, required a parishioner. THURSDAY, APR, 3 two-thirds affirmative vote in the action be in that of Decision to seek an appoin* forthcoming 10 a.m., Holy Thusday Sol- Assembly—or 100 out 150. Be- amendment they will also end time the matter will be it fell ment with the governor followed pressed emn Pontifical Mass, Blessing cause so far short of ap- the custom of holding Sunday Father an open meeting Mar. 24 in St. emphatically, Miodowski of . Oils, Sacred Heart Cathe- proval legislators speculated here open houses and of advertising said. that the bill Theresa’s School hail which was dral! would not go before on that day. Institutional type the packed with 700 parishioners and While the death of Mrs. Morris 8 p.m.i Solemn Mass Coram Assembly again for a number advertising, however, will be of other residents of Linden. was the spark which lit the fire Pontifice, Sacred Heart Cathe- years. permitted. the bill The meeting was conducted of public protest, it was only dral. Strongly endorsing were The board took ths action after under the of the last in Jewish organizations and Sev the of seek* co-chairmanship a long series of sim- FRIDAY, APR. 4 debating advisability who observe Rev. Chester Miodowski and Rev. ilar fatalities. enth-day Adventists, ing a municipal ordinance at pre* 5 p.m., Preside at Good Fri- Ferdinand B. Miller of St. Ther- Saturday as their Sabbath. Cath- vious meetings. The “There have been 28 deaths on organization day Liturgy, Sacred Heart olic the esa’s. They were prepared to groups opposed state bill also voted to spend for an Route 1 within the municipal Cathedral. $4,500 visit the this week and and any easing of the city’s Sab- campaign to governor limits in the last 10 years,” Fa- advertising inform SATURDAY bath laws. These included the the present to him petitions for a ther Miodowski said. APR. 5 public of its decision. New York signal light and other traffic con- 10:30 Easter fol- State Catholic Welfare ,On Mar. 18, Rev, Edward S. p.m. Vigil trol measures. lowed Solemn Pontifical Committee and the Co-ordinating Kozlowski, St. Theresa’s by Sets pastor, Committee of Catholic Lay Or- WSOU and Mass, Sacred Heart Cathedral. Special THE PETITIONS were Father Miodowski conferred signed ganizations of the New York Good Shows by more than 10,000 residents of with Mayor Hurst as to proposed SUNDAY, APR. 6 Archdiocese. Friday linden within six after Mrs. action, and the same at the SOUTH ORANGE—On days day 10. a.m., Easter Sunday, Sol- The state legislature had been Good council meeting Friday, Apr. WSOU Se- Augusta Morris, a parishioner, approximately emn Mass Coram Pontifice, Sa- asked by the New York 4, (FM) 150 • City ton Hall was fatally injured by a tractor- persons were present to sup- cred Heart Cathedral. in University will delete its Council, a 14 to 7 vote, to ap- trailer while the port the petition and voice their secular programs and crossing high- prove the proposed bill. present way at Clinton St. complaints. appropriate religious music. Among be Approval of the installation of Councilman Pakulski displayed MEANWHILE, in Omaha, selections to heard 255 Floats will a traffic and other measures members of the Omaha Real be: Requiem by light correspondence which showed BEAUTIFUL SIMPLICITY: Es- Verdi; be secured from that had Bishop McNulty and Rev. John P. McHugh, director of tate Board voted 41-17 for Cantata, Seven Last must state au- he tried to obtain ap- an Words, by thorities. last De Paul Regional School, point out some amendment to the Dubois; The Messiah Present at Mon- proval for a light at Woodlawn In High of the features of the altar in the by-laws re- by Handel; Pageant quiring Great Sacred Leo Welsh of auditorium at the new members and Choruses the day’s meeting were Avenue since 1954. He also said school to members of Paterson of Colum- salesmen by CAMDEN Some 255 floats Council, Knights t° Robert Shaw the state Motor Vehicle Depart- that several other for bus. The auditorium is “discourage and every Chorale, and Stabat requests and have been used for Sunday Masses. The presided at the Mater Thomas of the in pageant scenes Bishop possible effort to avoid "by Dvorak. ment, George state improvements the situation annual Communion Sunday registered for a public Marian Knights’ breakfast Mar. 23 which was held at De Paul real estate Highway Department and Mayor had been ignored. activity.” demonstration held Hurst of Linden. to be on the Un(lgr the terms of the William'J. DON’T SHOP on boardwalk at Atlantic Sundays. The state -representatives City on May 10 under the auspices of the ' M i l l I'MIIMIIIIIIIHIIIII l l'l I HHII I lil J I I I | |( Mid they would make a study Verona Gird Party Camden Diocese. The demorfstra- Diocesan NIGHT CLOCK of the request and the condi- VERONA The annual, card Development Drive FREE THERMOSTAT tion is planned as a tribute to ™ ™ With Each tions which caused it. Mayor party of Our Lady of the Lake Complete Contract Our Lady of Lourdes on the Hurst strongly favors more parish will be held Apr. 2&S at 100 anniversary of her appari- School stringent traffic control. 8 p.m. in the Upper Montclair Inspires Contest tion St. Bernardette. Essay to AMERicAN-

Milan and Sisal . . . $5.00 Sacred Heart Mission, Jaluit, Marshall Islands, and Our Lady of Mercy Mission, Ponape. The loss in each case amounted to more than $20,000. STERLING SILVER STERLING SILVER M. IS X 72 Re. 22 1 74 attractive heart design In sttd- Cruciform Medal with tng Miraculous Medal, Engraved engraved front. Easter Concert Trent. sliding Each Each |2.24 S2.M St. By Henry’s Ma. 47 X S 1958 Our Lady At N. Y. Hotel Cempasitiaa Statue No. 47 X I It the Handsomely decorated In poly- of 313 THIRD STREET, JERSEY CITY, N. J. chrome traditional colors. BAYONN&—For the eighth Centennial of “ G* SI-75 1G" 10.71 Lourdes (Downtown, off Nawark Avo.) OL 9-9300 consecutive year, St. tl" 4.71 If 12.SG Choristers, the 50-voice vested ■ choir of men and boys of St. Church will present the Henry’s * annual Easter Sunday concert at V Pilgrimage to New York’s Waldorf Hotel. Singing in a setting of hun- * dreds of Easter lilies, the choir * lir will open the concert at 5 p.m. The Choristers are conducted

by Carl Witlianv Lesch, ; LOURDES organist f HI and choirmaster at St. Henry’s Church, accompanied by Rich- Wi and Rome and Na. IS X 15—Medium oval black beads, -h visiting many of ard and Josefowici, sponsored by sterling slim chain, miraculous joiner, Starllng with f/e sllvar. medium Michael J. polished crucHla drooping head corpus. iiw beads, with newly the famous Shrines of Msgr. Mulligan, pas- destined tnni*ri . Europe Length 23* Rosed S*oo Crucifix and Scapular tor. joiner, soldered link chain, length 20". Gift boxad %$.99 The choir will sing both sacred and secular music, including the the leading Paterson 18th century carol, "The World Diocesan Pilgrimage Itself Keeps Easter Day” the was “Halleluia STERLING Chorus" from The Mes- SILVER NOW IS THE ACCEPTABLE Hi* No. IS s 71 Excellency, siah, and “Easter Parade.” YI ALL NATIONS Su subiect medal In slide TIME The Mott Reverend TEACH. type. The Principles at Cathellc Uisalenary Week 0y Very Rev. Msgr. Themes A. Meehan Paterson Serra Rr Raa. laward i. SJ. JAMES A. Murphy, Prefect ky Cardinal ttrltah The why and hew of the missions. Need Stories at man and woman who would have Named lot foreign missions Chaplain although many people seemed leeat to McNulty, d.d. likely succeed but who still ST. PATERSON - are uncon varied at home. America and MARY Msgr, Edward rose, with God's help, te the heights of director of the missions The Church and non-Catholic J. vocations in' - sanctity.. Fifty-two practice! and Paterson Scully, encourag- bishop of misamn activity. 244 pages.. the Dioceae of Paterson, has been 41" ing answers te such problems as juvenile * in) defmauency, madam named chaplain of the newly or- dress, family life 214 -sr ganized Serra Club of Paterson. MISSALS eiget 11.71 His Me BY AIR from New York appointment by Bishop SAILING from Now York N.ulty was announced this week H. FOR EVERYDAY FOR SUNDAY JULY by George Smith, district gov- FOR HOLY WEEK 29, 1958 ernor of Serra. ST. MARY VISIT OUR MODERN STORE JULY cl 958 ST. MARY ST. 22, Msgr. Scully is the first Serra MARY chaplain the Paterson Diocese MT EVERYDAY SUNDAY MISSAt HOLY PAN AMERICAN in WEEK AND SEE COMPLETE DISPLAYS and the fifth in New The MISSAL AND Jersey HERITAGE PRAYERS AND NIRITAOI MISSAL SS. INDEPENDENCE „ World Paterson club meets on the first 1 Airways »«t» t*a Mstary o» ttie Church M Maas prayers sunplihed tar Latla and third Tuesday of each month yaang English CRT RdT AMR MAR tourt from 25-44 fours from 43-62 s the 4G States. days day Punted In rad and type, punted throughout at the Alexander Hamilton Hotel ! aeepls large plaaaing black. 1.3G1 4* X pages. M' Mi rad and Mach. Complete Masses Bensvper BroSMers. Inc., |.| Rerctey !»., N. These Are Planned Y. |. Pilgrimages tip, tally for N. J. Parishioners Cloth and services of KM 304 pagan 3* X S* Weave W as* ikt Coburn to Talk the new rite. foUoutmg-. Call Or Write fo Information Msgr. Iwt. Leather. Rad IdlM-. M M Complete V .GO , |t .00 11.00 1M pages .. Mr At Catholic Forum _ HIM NEWARK—Migr Vincent P JOS. M. BYRNE CO. Coburn, moderator, will address the Catholic Forum at its regu- TR A V IIS R I V I C E lar Mar 31. a BENZIGER meeting pm., BROTHERS, Inc: at the Chancery Office, 31 Mul- 121 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2,2. N. J.J, MArket 3-1740 St berry Barclay Street, New York 8, N. Y. Tel. ORegon 5-7050 : His will be "The Trial of • in Pilgrimage* to the Shrine* of topic "Specioliripg Europe • Christ and Some qf its Judicial BOSTON 10 CMtCAOO • CINCINNATI I *r*nt and North America" SAN ERA NCI SCO 1 ■» ••••••••••••••••eeeeeee Aspects." William R. Cain is p.o gram chairman.