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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Vatican Seeks Laymen To Aid Latin America
WASHINGTON The Holy See has asked laymen to enlist as “Papal volunteers” to serve the Church in Latin America. The appeal was issued by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America through its president, Cardinal Mimmi. Citing the “distressing short- age of priests and religious” in tion of their work and their The Advocate iatin sup- Cardinal America, Minimi port.” declared: “In this situation no Official Publication of the Archdiocese of “The task of the lay volun- Newark. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson. N."j. Catholic can consider himself teers coming from abroad,”' alien to the of the .Vol. 9, No. 33 THURSDAY, AUGUST suffering the Cardinal "is to work 11, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS Church.” said, under the direction of the lo- cal Ordinaries THE COMMISSION’S program and in collabora- Asks for a ‘True Peace’ tion with the diocesan and for developing a corps of volun- na- - tional in to teers was outlined in a document organizations order help in excellent and received by Cardinal Cushing of training Boston, chairman of the NCWC qualified leaders. In no way shall Pope's Appealfor Episcopal Committee for Latin they take the place of Prayers America. the local leaders.” The The Cardinal stated that al- program has been en- Catholic Ends dorsed by Pope John and calls ready existing organiza- Munich both and Congress (or volunteers to be organized tions, parochial non- and mis- in teams of 3 to 10 members, parochial, colleges lay MUNICH, Germany Pope John XXIII sionary are urged pil- priests. One of the most moving each volunteer serving up to groups “particularly at Munich’s well grims International Eucharistic Congress to moments of the Mass came when five years with the option of qualified” to carry out thn the faithful recruitment of volunteers. pray for a “true peace founded on respect for the rights joined hands to dem- serving longer. lay of onstrate their Christian frater- Following of the the Church and of the dignity of man.” publication THE COMMISSION envisions nity. In program, it was announced that a radio address from Rome to hundreds of thou- a system whereby the recruiting Following Benediction of the arrangements for American par- sands of participants gathered organization would assume re- Blessed Sacrament ticipation would be made by the around vast given by sponsibility for each individual a “altar island" for Cardinal NCWC’s Latin Text Testa, the Holy Eu- America Bureau. (Continued the final ceremonies of the con- Other Stories on Page 2) , charist, in Rev. John J. Considine, John The reposing a gold and M.M., gress, Pope declared: text of the Holy Father’s silver bureau that monstrance, was borne director, speculated to Eucharistic “ALL OF message the, in solemn a of will be YOU, even as we procession to nearby year planning re- Congress will be found on St. ourselves, mark with anxiety the page Paul’s Church, with the quired to develop "briefing and 8. Other stories from Early Copy * SHRINE: A size of the cloud of dangers which news the Cardinals and language centers” where volun- m °saic Bishops leading The office of The Advocate tSS* reprXctionTn^orinimou^ainr overhangs the human and congress are on page 4 and the teers could be trained. A ° n race, way. sumptl of the Virgin," has below. will be closed on ? been presented to the how the of nations is pictures are Monday, Aug. Shrink of thth . „ National peace placed What was probably the greatest CARDINAL the Feast of the 6 aCUlate C ° n p ion lh in Mimmi said the 15, Assumption, Washington. The late Pope Pius XII jeopardy. popular demonstration of Catholic oJdSerte tL v ,/r ,? is intended first of all and a holy day of obligation. e tha Vatican mosaic “Let us all and protect program works to the now together strive by Blood, the human ever £ f. prepare gift and Pope John XXIII piety witnessed in modern for Latin American who All local news and pictures has delivered The the ardor of our to ob- race from dangers of death, laymen, it, original is in the Church prayers Germany was thus for the painting of Santa Maria Gloriosa Above finally ended. will form In their own dioceses Aug. 18 issue should be tain from Jesus Christ, the all, protect men from the The del Frari in closing rites began and end- “a central nucleus, to which the in The Advocate office no later Venice, Italy. Prince of Peace, that He en- death which is to be especially ed with the ringing of church volunteers from than 3 p.m. on Friday, Ang. 12. the minds of the rulers feared, the death coming other lighten spiritual to bells all over the of which innumerable 800-year-old city. countries will add the contribu- Give states, and once the dark- souls are now Popes Mosaic to Shrine ness of error is dispelled, grant exposed or by which they are to nations true peace founded crushed in misery.” WASHINGTON (NC) The can mosaic works on to make it. ConcepUon" the respect for the rights of the at National Shrine of the Immac- He died before by Spanish EARLIER, an audience at the mosaic was painter BartolOme Church and the dignity of man; ulate has Esteban Castelgandolfo, his i summer Conception received completed, but and that Pope John Murillo (1617-1682). finally He refresh with home, the said It a mosaic reproduction of a XXIII Pope would sent the finished' mas- the dew of world famous heavenly consola- have been for him painting, TiUan’s terpiece to the shrine THE impossible to before its IMMACULATE Concep- tion those now present to our attend “The Assumption of the Vir- formal tion the congress personally. opening last Fall. mosaic was commissioned mind who have been unable to gin.” When a Pope he for the shrine Bene- take travels, pointed THE MOSAIC by Pope part in your triumphal "it Is a dict out, involves moving all the THE MOSAIC is compan- XV, who died before it celebrations.” a gift from ion piece to another masaic persons connected with the two at was completed. The finished popes. Pope Pius XII first the This last phrase was a refer- shrine, which is also a gift work Pope’s dignity.” the was sent to the great ence Catholics promised mosaic to the from two to living in com- Popes. This is a re- church But, Pope John said, while shrine and directed the VaU- by Pope Pius XI in munist-ruled who had production of “The Immaculate 1930. countries, he was remaining in his “dis- been refused permission to attend creet solitude,” he would be the Munich congress. spiritually present at Munich Walsh Cardinal Judge THE POPE, who spoke in Lat- through Testa. Liturgy Revision in, turned to his often-repeated Vatican Radio reported that Sees Brother theme of Christian unity. He the Pontiff watched a telecast of of the said: some congress proceed- HONG Ist “Heaven without ings with “great interest and sat- KONG (NC)—Bish- in 400 Years grant that isfaction.” op James E. Walsh, M.M., exception as many as are hon- VATICAN CItY (NC) Referms of the Roman Missal ored the been by name of Christian IN MUNICH the has visited in his prison and which itself, Papal breviary go into effect Jan. 1 will be the first may take the step toward the cell in Red China message, broadcast to a throng by his bro- complete revisions of the integral Faith of st. two liturgical books in almost Boniface, that filled a space a mile long ther, Judge William C. Walsh 400 ‘ toward the One and years. ■; :,*• Holy and a half-mile wide, was fol- of it was Church." St. Boniface was the Maryland, reported A third lowed by a procession in which liturgical book, the Roman here. Ritual, is also eighth centnry apostle of Ger- from dioceses expected to be published In priests 300 through- re- many. Judge Walsh’s 'wife, who ac- vised form in the out the world marched to the near future. An- Pope John companied her 70-year-old hus- congratulated the altar bearing candle nouncement of the changes was offerings. band to this congress on its “completely ap- British Coldny on made The priest presented to by Pope John on July 25. congress the border of Pope Turns propriate" theme: "For the Life communist China, officials documents listing sums said she DETAILS have yet to be of the World.” He had received a telephone pub- quoted the collected in their diocese for mis- call from lished. However it has been Journalist words of Christ from which it Shanghai saying the sion purposes. had learned from an authoritative was taken. “The bread that I Judge seen Bishop Walsh. BERGAMO, Italy (NC)—Pope Then began the celebration source that the John XXIII will is She breviary—which has contributed an give My flesh for the life reported the Bishop was ol the Pontifical Mass by Car- must be recited or read all article to his of the world” (John 6,52), and said to look well. by hometown news- dinal Testa, assisted by a will be priests reduced to two paper. commented: 1,000-voice choir. volumes BISHOP WALSH had refused instead of four. The Bergamo Echo has pub- In a sermon, Cardinal Testa to leave It was also indicated “SINCE THE Most Holy Eu- China despite threats that the lished the Pope's historical stressed that Christians “not ac- charist contains the author are from the communists and their amount of time needed for reci- count of this of city’s great bell. Utopians dreaming of a paradise tation will be reduced. grace Himself and the highest subsequent offers of free passage greatly It was written the by Pontiff of on earth,” but "realists of the out of the country. He Taking an hour aa the normal several weeks source divine life, it strength- disap- ago. and Cross. He said they are also peared in October of 1958 and length of time for its - daily ens perfects that life in those Pope John traced the bell’s who have “realists of hope and cheerful- was sentenced In March recitation, the reformed brev- been reborn by the of this history from the time it in love and under the iary will about was waters of Holy ness, who, year to a 20-year prison term on require 48 min- blessed in Baptism. the utes. 1658 by St. Gregory it Is sign of Cross, resist the pow- charges of espionage. This bogus “Consequently especially Barbarigo whom the ers of evil and are if nec- how Pope by means of this Sacrament ready, conviction aroused universal corn Exactly the breviary will be canonized in May up to the that essary, to sacrifice their lives for tempt, and prompted the U.S. to shortened has not been offi- those words -spoken of present day. Himself the Faith.” lodge a strong protest with the cially reyealed. But it Is general- by Christ the Good In the article, the also 4 Chinese communists. ly accepted that major simplifi- Pope Shepherd find realization: I MORE THAN 100,000 persons recalled the bell’s function. He cation will come in Matins, the came that they may have life received Holy.Communion at the Bishop Walsh, 89, was a mis-, summed it up by the principal and longest part of the quoting and may have It more abun- Mass from the hands of 1,200 sloner in China for almost two Divine inscription on it, which notes " decades. Office. It ia expected that dantly.’ (John 10,10) the bell is to "mourn the the three divisions of Matins dead, In conclusion, Pope John To Cathedral Judge Walsh, who had not seen called chase away the clouds, con- Repair nocturns wiU be re- prayed: his brother since 1948, entered duced vene the citizens, celebrate NEW ORLEANS (NC) - A six- to one noctum. "O Divine China mark Redeemer, who for of re- last week and said he ex- Authorities feasts, the days and ring month, $140,000 program have revealed that the life of the pected to spend two weeks in the the the hours." world dost daily will be carried out at his- actual decree cannot be ex- pairs on our altars offer to the Eternal toric St. Louis Cathedral, built country. pected before 15. Aug. Father the sacrifice of Thy Body in 1794. AT EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS: A procession of priests carrying the Holy Eu- charist to the waiting people is pictured during a solemn Pontifical Mass offered by Cardinal Wendel of Munich at the Eucharistic Congress there. Christ presiding at the Cuba Bishops AttackDrift toReds Last Supper is depicted in the decoration above the altar. HAVANA (RNS) - Cuba’s the Bishops. other members of the Cuban hier- The most recent In their first 'official pastoral, coming on communists) profess the most absolute statement against archy. the the heels of sporadic anti-communist respect for all religions,” the letter said, "increasing advance" of communism It sounded an alarm over 'he demonstrations and increasingly outspok- “they continue little little in the country, described the destroying by problem Castro regime’s ac'lon In recent months en denunciations of Castro’s leftist in each as pol- country »1< social, charitable, one of “extraordihary gravity" and of establishing close commercial, cul- icies, said the Catholic Church supports educational and works of the warned that deceit or apostolic “only by coercion tural and diplomatic relations social reforms “that could the with com- respect le~itlmate Church and disorganizing it from with- Cuban people be led into a munist countries, especially the Soviet rights of all citizens and tend to improve in by sending to with most varied communist regime." (See also Union. prison, story legitimate cultural, social and economic dedicated on page 4). pretexts, most and active Bish- "We have rights of the humble.” nothing to say concern- ops and priests.” TWO DAYB the after Issuance of the ing strictly commercial or economic But measures of social character The letter further emphasized that the the pastoral, Coadjutor Archbishop Evelio relations," Bishops said, "but we are adopted under Castro, the letter said, Church condemns communism “in Diar of Havana disturbed “have the warned government of- profoundly by the fact that not been carried out with rightful name of the inalienable rights of ficials that he men, labor to all would close every Catho- newspaper leaders and even respect the rights of ail citizens that men who in one form or other are lic church in Cuba if the some high was violated government government officials have re- promised when initially announced.’’ by communist governments,” did not take steps to protect Catholics peatedly and enthusiastically eulogised in all areas of the world.i in their to the life right worship. systems of existing in these na- WE CONDEMN The communism," the “THEREFOHE,” the made his state- tions and have even Bishops said, Archbishop suggested In Bishops said, “for a ment being system which to Luis to inside “remember, our children, and say it Buch, secretary speeches and outside Cuba that denies most President brutally the fundamental to all Cuba that the Church fears Osvaldo Dorticos. He there are loudly acted analogies and coincidences be- rights of man since after the it establishes a dic- nothing from the most social latest in a series of inci- tween the social revolutions of those profound tatorship in order to obtain total state reforms dents in which Catholics have been countries and the Cuban as long as they are based on revolution." control over the neckled and means of production, justice and charity because it seeks the attacked by leftist Castro "This because point deeply worries it establishes a terror police supporters. us," well-being of people and rejoice* in do- the Bishops "because denies tne The said, Catholicism state and right of the public newest incident took place out- and ing so. communism lespond to two con- to know the truth. •ide Havana cathedral where “But precisely for this, because it car-park- cepts of man and of the Crs world that are “Because completely men, now organized they subject the loves people and their good, it into a union to wants by the totally opposed each other and can economic to the often who political, sacrific- can do no leas than condemn commu- government, would aid never be reconciled ” motorists ing the well-being ot to for tips threatened Catho- people ambitions nist doctrines. The Church is today and lics and conveniences of the leaving the cathedral after Mass, voiding right of always will be in favor of the humble. hour TIIE PASTORAL letter, read in all property and in members of the the long run con- But it is Catholic Youth Catholic not now and never will be with Labor churches in the fol- verting all citizens into Organization were set country, true slaves of communism. upon by lowed , Mic car parkers by nearly liitee months a similar the state rather than and were employees. Be- arrested by “Let it not occur to anyone then to pastoral issued cause Police. They were released later by Archbishop Enrtquo they make the state the owner of when I’erez Serantes come to ask Catholics in, the name of two priests interceded for of Santiago which urged all the means of information and do not them. - Catholics poorly understood civic unity that we to combat the "enemy within permit opinions other than those that SUNDAY’S our these doctrines pastoral letter was our gates" and wurned them the stop opposition to EVENING MASS: •igned Cardinal not to be governing group maintains to reach because Thousands of pilgrims crowded around the huge altar island by Arteaga y Betancourt we cannot grant that request impressed or the of Pnmule swayed by communist people.” without for an eveningMass at the 37th International Eucharistic in Havana, of Cuba, and all being traitors to our most fun- Congress Munich’s promises. that "Affirming deceitfully they (the damental principles.” Theresienwiese. The round altar is 112 feet in diameter. 2 THE ADVOCATE August 11, 1960 People in the News Places in the Week’s News More than 60,000 pilgrims diocesan Council of Catholic Men. of a plan to establish a founds- * Archbishop Matthew Kavukatt, consecrated as a Titular Bishop climbed have Uon to contain a novitiate and ' head of Rite rock-strewn Croagh Pat- More than 400 architects v Syro-Malabar Cath- to serve exiles of the Ruthenian val-'* rick in Ireland in the annual as- submitted designs for a cathedral convent will cause property olics in Changanacherry, India, Rite. The consecration ceremony cent of the holy mountain to hon- to Archbishop John Heenan of ues to deteriorate. is on a tour of the U. S. took currently place in Munich as part of or St. Patrick to in a contest of and Canada. the Eucharistic who, according Liverpool, England, The Bishops Ceylon visited. Congress held tradition, 40 there which will award the winner Sirimavo Cardinal Cushing will dedicate there. spent days Mrs. Bandaranaike*’ and praying. the first church in Rev. fasting $14,000. newly elected prime minister, t»- Lima, Peru, Arturo Rivera Damas, Six to be dedicated Africans of Lilongwe, Nyas- Special prayers were offered in wish her success with her cabine£- to St. Rose of 5.D.8., rector of the Saiesian In- aland, apologized to the the churches of Mexico on of commu-v on Feast Bishop Aug. which Js independent Lima, Aug. 30, of St. ternational Theologate in Guate- for causing trouble at a Catholic 7 for the creation of a native nists. ' Rose, while he is in Peru as mala, has been named Auxiliary mission last July. clergy in all nations of the world. Papal Legate to the National Eu- Bishop of San The Bishops of Dahomey have'- Salvador, El Sal- The government of has The fifth Inter-American Week charistic Congress. vador. Spain expressed their pleasure at the', confirmed the Catholic Action will in Dr. Eugene B. of right of the Church of begin country’s Perry Hous- to newly gained indepen-' Causes .. . maintain its own school of Mexico City on Nov. 2 to study ton, Tex., was re-elected Supreme dence. V?* journalism which is under the di- the economic and Knight of the Knights of St. Peter Bishop Guido Maria Conforti of major social, rection of the Latin The Vincentian Fathers wilh Claver at the 45th national Parma, Italy, founder of the Pi- press and informa- apostolic problems facing con- AT NATIONAL MEET: Pictured tion celebrate the 300th anniversary o£ ous of here are some of the Franciscan retreatants from commission of the Spanish America. vention held in New Iberia, La. Society St. Francis Xavier the death Vincent Paul for the Bishops. The Sons of Divine of St. De Msgr. Thomas S. Foreign Missions who died in Holy Name Province at the National Catholic Laymen’s Retreat convention in Providence, Hansberry, at a Pontifical Mass to be 1931. Rome Pax Romans has chartered a an Italian order devoted to Chancellor of the Manchester Vicariate opened the Left to Michael pa- Philadelphia. right, Heffernan, Jay Williams, Rev. Gerard Fitz- plane to from rochial will noviti- in Philadelphia by Bishop Johor- (N. H.) Diocese, has been apostolic process on his virtues carry delegates work, open a named simmons, director of A. C. on 27. and miracles in beatification O.F.M., retreats, Sharon, Mass; Francis Crotty, president, Fribourg, Switzerland, to its 14th ate and house of studies in Lon- O’Shea, M., Sept. a domestic prelate with the title cause. National Retreat League; John J. of assembly in Morocco, 27-31. don to receive vocations. of Rt. Rev. Monsignor. Bishop Wright Pittsburgh, episcopal adviser of Aug. English “Catholic Action and the Litur- crusade has been Rev. Giovanni Calabria of Vero- the NCLRC; Barry Driscoll; Rev. Anthony retreat A spiritual Memorial Mass Held Driscoll, O.F.M., director at St. will the Bishops . .. na, Italy, founder of the Poor gy” be theme of the 12th announced for the Archdiocese of Bonaventure, Paterson, and Rev. Fabian Joyce, retreat master at St. Bon- Msgr. Joseph Brendan Houli- Servants of Divince Providence O.F.M., annual conference of the Semi- Santiago, Cuba, to begin during For Climbing Victims han, Prefect Apostolic of Elderet who died in 1954. Rome Vicariate aventure. narians’ Catholic Action Study at November. TRENT, Italy (NC) Mass, in has been Notre Dame New Or- the celebrated Kenya, named Bish- considering beatification cause. Seminary, About 37% of elementary was in a rock-hewn., op there with the elevation of leans, Aug. 29-Sept. 1. schools in the Netherlands are chapel in the nearby Italian Alpib that jurisdiction Loyola in to the rank of a University Chicago Catholic and receive full govern- for victims of mountain climbing diocese. Is has received from Vocation Spiritual Optimism Needed, $521,700 the ment support. accidents throughout the world. Indulgences Public Health Auxiliary Bishop Francisco Service for re- A former police-barracks in The Mass is an annual event- Members of the Ferreira bf Durango, Mexico, has Apostolate search laboratories in anew den- Mlaoll, Formosa, has been con- at the of the for Vocations chapel been named can gain a plen- tal school Bishop of the new building. verted into an urgently-needed Apostles in the Dolomite Alps,- Texcoco Diocese. ary indulgence under the or- Tells Retreat The American Civil Catholic hostel for male students Bishop Liberties The chapel, a large room carved', Rev. Ceslaus dinary conditions on: Meeting Union of Minnesota has is the Fathers. Sipovic been opposing by Maryknoll out of the rock, was built by an- Aug. 15, Feast of the John he the construction Assump- PHILADELPHIA—Bishop “Accordingly,” continued, with equanimity crises of a Catholic Residents of N. Y. Italian club ar- tion. J every Katonah, mountain-climbing Wright of Pittsburgh described “the ranks of the faithful on church owned may which confronts the Church or chapel property have protested that the proposal a monument to those who have' A partial indulgence of 100 the retreat movement "a be diminished surrounded as In a generation themselves. by a state park. of the Congregation of Notre lost their lives in th«r days be school for the scaling CANADIAN may gained for each preparation of a when some people threaten to The New Orleans Province of Dame school of the world. act of to erect a as part great peaks ? charity or piety spiritual elite and for the stimu-. quit the Church even the of per- when their ANOTHER speaker, Msgr. Irv- Society Jesus has pur- formed for the intention of fos- lation of Christian chased optimism.’’ children flunk exams in Cath- ing A. Deßlanc, director of the land for the establishment tering vocations to the And Catholics will need that olic schools of a -Jesuit priest- or when their pros- NCWC Family Life Bureau, dis- college or university PILGRIMAGE hood. to face the pects for in Horizon spiritual optimism political or social ad- cussed proposed the trend toward more City, Texas, “crises in store for the Church vancement seem which is Impeded by retreats for married couples, not- being planned as a resi- and for human society,’’ the the heroic demands of Christ dential, commercial and industri- mRS -CRUISES a ing that 40 retreat centers now Bishop said in his ad- In al area keynote who, point of fact, is not the offer 'Such a program. to accommodate a popu- dress at the 18th biennial lation POR QUALITY ITS con- ALWAYS Featuring: least bit 'gentle’ when it comes ’ Stressing ' the need for the of 1.5 million. vention of the National Catholic to the of His % Integrity teach- of such a retreat The Lithuanian Catholic federa- growth pro- Laymen’s Retreat Conference. ings and the demands Ste. Anne de Beaupre sovereign gram, he said it must be em- tion, Ateitis, will hold its golden of conscience.” jubilee "CONFRONTED with the in- phasized "that one’s married 1 congress in Chicago Sept. Our Lady of the The retreat 2-4. Cape movement, the partner is going to be more in- tellectual torment and psycholog- Bishop said, “schools devout strumental in one’s salvation 9t dividends pir ical strains of an age of secular- lay- or Some 16,000 persons in the Joseph’s Oratory men in the facile understandingof these damnation than possibly oth- Montreal.and compounded annum ism, divorce, convenient any Dabuque, lowa, Archdiocese par- realities and nourishes the er Quebec opti- person in a married person's in a contraception and impatience mism ticipated study program on with which enables them to face lifetime.” the obedience in every form,’’ Mass sponsored by the Arch- he said, “there will •MMMOdItIMI UVMtiM always be GB some Catholics to say, in effect, Montreal) nd CfcaUaa FronUiwe that ‘the gentle Jesus’ hardly ex- ttNbtcX ill aotorcoidi trail* them pects to discharge the Trujillo Regime Pose WIKAI YM MT YOVR NST BUY M hi tear Meet Attempts partition Canada, duties of their states in life in ■>o SfJnilUll L*Ao6f ATI prOYrOM. times like these and that He will understand DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY - FHt if make Wanfcly dapartam free they their As Friend Catholic private compromises with of Church ImM mhl Nov Ywt (its rdQ per- sonal consciences and the public revelation PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (NC) a friend of Catholicism, the Catholics WATCHES AND CLOCKS JUNE to SEPTEMIII committed by Christ gov- are left without the —The regime of the ernment to the Catholic Church.” neighboring pressures parish priests Mass and sacraments. 7 DAYS • free $lll Dominican Republic is trying to to Invite Generalislmo Trujillo to gain CHINA popular support by repre- church services. The provincial THE ELDEST son and name- SILVERWARE. AND CRYSTAL Father senting itself as a sake of Be certain to obtain the Mahoney pillar of piety, governor, mayor and lesser func- Generalisimo Trujillo is Account! injured up In according to reports reaching tionaries present themselves taking a prominent in this part - accommodations California here. GIFTS AND BAR ACCESSORIES to 110,000. and at campaign, reports Gen. Raf- NEW YORK Rev. Daniel again again rectories. say. Sgvingi received by 1 F. The controlled and tele- ael you wish press They point out that failure to in- Trujillo Jr. has availed him- 15th of month earn Mahoney, chaplain with the Arm- vision network gives widest pub- vite the Generalisimo will be tak- self of some “political" priests Call or write today from thoUf. ed has received anew LEATHER Forces, as- licity to visit who as LUGGAGE AND GOODS / every to a Catholic en as hostility to the serve chaplains to the Our Mrvicot aro froo. taveby matl. Wepaypertegal signment to the Mili- government. according church of Generalisimo Rafael Such armed forces, it is tary Ordinariate. hostility will have grave reported. Ha Trujillo, strong man of the Do- consequences, they sends these priests Into parishes Father Mahoney’s new address say. 1 RELIGIOUS AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES' minican to JOS. M. BYRNE ARROW is: Republic. Tho General round up children for baptism CO Chaplain, sth Marines, Ist isimo Reportedly at least one Bishop embraces the parish cler- and adults for marriage. The SAVINGS Marine-Div., FMF, Pen- has decided that it would be bet- Triawfs&Urice, Camp gy in front of acts as Calif. photographers and ter to send these invitations than younger Trujillo then dleton, television 6 BROAD 5T NEWARK 2 N I & LOAN ASSOCIATION cameras, serves as risk sponsor for all the baptisms and to the expulsion of more 120 So. Avenue godfather for large groups of marriages, and the Trujillo Orange priests. In some so press MAiket 3-1740 and hands places many has another N. HAVE YOU children, out generous feature story. Newark 3, J. HEARD? priests have been expelled that JtWtUM AND SIVBtSMTTHS 9NQ TVOt gifts of money to their parents. It has become known that Yet NEWARK MIIUURN the government press has these, marriages are invalid halted 144*47 Avanaa SAVI NOW) not its attacks upon the Knights Reject since the priests act without lIMI MiHnt Hint Mlltburn clergy, reports state. The authority from the Open Men. thru Set. fi3o scores Bishops. Op*" Man. thru Sat. tilO * to 3i3or Thun, until f VACATION of priests expelled have not been Oath These priests are ostracized by 'Apology' (• 4« Wad. until f Ample Parking brought back. Nor has the gov- the rest of the clergy, and gen- GREENSBORO, N.C. (RNS)— ernment repudiated the accusa- erally despised by Catholics of The of which TUNE-UP £3 tion of Minister of Justice Mario Knights Columbus, the country, the reports state. threatened to bring criminal libel SPECIAL! Abreu Penzo that the Apostolic charges against leaders of a local Nuncio, Archbishop Lino Zaninl, Baptist church unless apoli- • MOTOR TUNI4JP is an “international provocateur” they gized for and should be expelled. distributing a “bogus oath" • ADJUST IRAKIS Ozzla won't lot monk allegedly required of the IN ITS ATTEMPT Catholic hl« copy of "tho classified to appear organization's members, • has COMPUTI LUBRICATION Marksf Placa." rejected as “unacceptable” 4-cyl Island a statement delivered to them by 7*#* . • COOUNO SYSTIM $|4.95 Ho to cash wants In on tho Pilgrimage officials of the church. Gift to good buys found thoro first. Church William Gallagher, grand fleff' l-«yl. $17.95 DUBLIN said (RNS)—Stints’ Island knight, “the action of the *PERSONAL in Lough Derg, County Donegal, 16th Street Baptist Church (in lubricant*, Part* btra where the famous pilgrimages to handing the statement to K of C TC LOAN St. Patrick’s at officials) was not to pkiauiti in couiiion—dodv wou Purgatory one acceptable Com* to Th* Tru*t Company of N*w Jersey for time took place, was handed the Knights of Columbus. hr. INS u Amkr.il>*, PrMW.it over a Personal Loan) Oat th* cash naad to Start to you A Bishop Eugene O’Callaghan ot a fraah. •OM HUDSON tIVD, illtlY CITY "We expect complete and un- W* ll land you from $lOO to $3,800. Cloghcr Its Sir Shane SOVICI DIPT. by owner, equivocal retraction and Arrange easy monthly repayment tarma 1.1 r..,. m apology up to Leslie, at a historic aa long as 2 Life KIUMAN Av». • Ol *4OOO ceremony in printed and distributed in the years. Insurance is included. Monaghan. You needn’t be a depositor. All 12 office* O*M #«»Y 7iN A. M. H 7iSO P. «L same manner as the bogus oath are open n* * The last Monday evenings. w«*. pja. _ cu.«* tat. privately-owned Island published and distributed by the on the lake, Saints' Island had 16th Street Baptist church.” been in the ownership of the Les- Meanwhile, the Biblical Re- lie family for more than 300 corder, official publication of the years. The origins of the Purga- North Carolina Baptist State Con- //rust Company tory are shrouded in mystery but, vention, warned Baptists against according to tradition, St. Patrick using the oath in criticism of the of New retired Jersey tve CL, to Lough Derg to fast, Catholic Church or any of its jZpf'o/ pray and meditate. organizations. • J»r»«y City Hoboken • Weohawkon • Union City Watt Now York • Sooaooue TlME—your most valuable U Mombtr possession U Ftdtral Oopoilt Inturtneo Corporation Seek Laymen ... (Continued from Pago 1) (3) "Technical teams for Cath- enlisted In the at any office program, would olic charities activities. Lay ex- pay for his training and travel perts will train both volunteers and l»»l expenses, would keep in and paid staff workers in con- of touch with him during his term ducting social tenters, house-to- of service. house visitation, etc., on tho na- FIDELITY UNION Cardinal Miinml listed the tional, diocesan and parochial TRUBT COMPANY 1 levels." essential requirements for par- use* TH« Bank Thai'* Strang far Yaul ticipation In the program as (4) "Technical teams for ur- t**«r«l IMm Cm** rMM teaching knowledge or Catholic ban and industrial problems, to mm* doctrine, technical knowledge be trained and assigned to heav- for training leaders, acquaint- ily communist areas." with ance Latin American cul- (5) “Technical teams for rural X ture and knowledge of either community betterment, to raise Dignity; beauty, Spanish or Portuguese. the economic level in backward Ho said knowledge of the and marked spe- areas, organize cooperatives and plainly prictt cial activity to which the team small etc.” dedicated industries, At Leber you may be lure to find is would also be re- exactly (6) "Teams for leadership quired. MOVING? the funeral service to suit your desires. Your among university students." Choice of casket is your* to make—our coo (7) "Technical teams for muss 4 THE CARDINAL also listed communications activities, such trfbutioo it our ability to nine specific types of lay volun- . FLORIDA lighten your' as press, radio, televi- burden* In timt of need. teer teams needed In I.atln cinema, I order to train technicians America: stun, in CALIFORNIA end local leaders in these fields." / CJM (1) “Technical teams for cate- PHONK UNIon (8) "Teams for guiding Catho- ■ - PARIS J-1100,. 1101 chetical activities, for the train- lic teachers in public schools. jct+JwL+ii, ing of specialists in the teaching They are needed to train Catho- of catechism and the instruction lics who are teachers in public of catechists." schools so that, within the limi- FUNERAL (2) “Teams of married couples, tations of the law, they can pre- ENGEL BROTHERS who will dedicate themselves sent Christian life and doctrine HOME to MOVING ,md STOWAGE LEBER ©.in cotie spreading the principles of Chris to their students.” ''••M «•' . CORNER STREET tian the 20th & BOULEVARD • UNION CIW I*B ROUTS family life, necessary (9) “Teams for English-lan- A, RARAMU*. NSW JIRSBV t basis for SI 141kU priestly vocations, and guage teaching, which are highly till I U !• I I V (lint I. I Om seretce u available to nan to leaders in this family training activi- desired in many' countries of . ll II regardless of financial condition ty." Latin America." t August 11, 1960 rrrM"rrr,r¥T¥'¥ ww\ THE ADVOCATE 3
«28 YEARSlEHna FAMOUS FOR SUPERIORsurciuvn FOODS! ! rjuiwu) run ruuua: f\t / Lists 4 Points for Nuns to Consider 4*30 is I OPEN THURSDAY JL PPM AY 'Til - SAT 'Til A P II PA.N Following a translation of an THURSDAY & 'TIL 9:30 SAT. Italian-language address by it can it- FRIDAY 7116 P.M. meekness; conquer Prrvcr, because you cannot teach given by Pope John XXIII to the Rome nuns of on Jan. 29, 1960, self, so that the strength of Christ others to pray which is often CLOSED SUNDAY AS TO in St. Ignatius Church. The dwell in us ALWAYS! MONDAY to 9 P.M. translation was prepared for the may (2 Cor. 12, 9). your task, in ft) quar- lending your aid to terly magazine, The Pope Fortitude also serves to in- parents and Speaks, by Mrs. L. G. M. Rose and is priests if you do reprinted with permission. sure a perfect balance of intel- not learn it first yourselves. lect, will, and and After the days of the EACH sensibility, Also on this synod, de- ONE of you comes from point, please be voted the creates the ideal of the "val- entirely to diocesan different surroundings: from cit- watchful and most delicate ot in iant woman," whom clergy accordance with Canon ies and from rural Scripture, conscience: do not disperse communities; in accents your Law, and after Our from of amazed admira- fervor amongst m’ joyful meet- our beloved and generous a variety of devo- with the tion, offers as a rare treasure mocam promising young candi- villages, at times in surprising tions, while there is still such a for the (Prov. 31, 10 ff). need for mJL dates priesthood, it was numbers; from all social classes; great learning perfectly only natural almost In this juiceUl'“t always at a youthful age, connection, allow Us to not only to recite, but also to that We should but confide to you an the Lord’s »... Golden Blossom sometimes in- later years; experience practice, Prayer, Blossom 46- *1 desire to have in 02. and, sotne of you, after render- gleaned the course of a long a fatherly talk ing valuable services in other life. It can happen, at times, that IV. Life Ct can Heavenly TOMATO with a lack >mpbell't you also, fields of the apostolate, in the of self-control results in SOUP Ntw Last, but not least, a Pock beloved daugh- ranks of militant outbursts of discon- heavenly Catholicism. melancholy, life. ‘‘The Imitatidn of and Christ" ,u ters in Jesus, In all these tent, pessimism, which cause Cons ‘/2-OZ. many-hued ele- outlines the of Christ. embarrassment, essence your vo- ments We detect, however, perhaps even cation: "to be Wf cans You worthy of joining 25 are the an unmistakable scandal, in the listener. Bitter SLICED note, which, the angelic choirs, having dis- C fragrant gar- among all their consti- words, expressions of disillusion- APPLE! ° m,t °' variety, missed k no worldly things outwardly den, the pre- tutes the of ment, even complaints, are all no cor., 0n ' unity consecrated and in one’s heart." P®«f, no W 20-02. cious hidden out of place, from ast. souls; and, to be precise, that coming a wom- tea can jewels, the providential store of note Is virginity. We would an who has devoted herself not 15 like AND HERE we are again, back bags supernatural energy in this to take this to a human however won- opportunity to im- institution, to our starting point: virginal derful Rome of which not such as the T,n*' l,°' ours, has press only upon you, but exalted, family or so- life, life. In this but fo God. heavenly way pk . always flourished with saintly, especially upon the ciety, g whole you who are Sisters of the active 4 virginal souls who gave them- the of world, supreme privilege WHEN ONE life can be in communion SWffT 100 selves to God. understands the perfect 70' entirely You are and of glory virginity. with your in the PF4S KeunfY value and scope of of counterparts Wit 4 rendering generous, is the virtue virginity, Mrw . , self-effacing Virginity which active cloistered and or- assistance and generous service to contemplative to priests in their opens up your heart to the ders: ’S?" truest, souls, of self-sacrifice which does "oportet semper orare," 17-02. work, first of all means of greatest, and by most encompassing not seek the according to Jesus’ teaching. approval of man but your prayers, and then love on earth: the TOMATO through service of the regard of God (“They must always pray" 13 only oh, only your various kinds of external ac- Christ and of souls. You sauce sought then will this be Luke 18.1). D tivity, approved the Church. neither melancholy un- «» by an earthly love, nor a Wont. able to take root In a heart The cloistered Sisters have their 1 home of con- 8- your own, nor the ful- the 02. FOR secrated to God! Even when place near tabernacle: like- THIS REASON, We take fillment of strictly individual tempted to give it the wise, the tabernacle is your start- can 8 pleasure in addressing OUr exhor- tasks: all these expression, 4 things, although soul will for in the direo- tations to in order that pious see it vanish like ing point moving you, you permissible and right, could not tion C,°v«r mist dissolved by the morning of apostolic action. Leaf Grof.il may always walk in a manner satisfy the aspirations of 6- your sun. Unceasing prayer makes your 02. ft worthy of the vocation to which hearts. You have chosen a heav- A truly great and valiant life of the were called. soul wjortby angelic can you Our words are enly Spouse and the vast fields choirs: 19 never becomes a it the final touch to mel- gives the outward expression of the of the Church. prey even in the to your as fa tender solicitude with which the ancholy, hour of its perfection, expressed «! From these general in inner orderliness Church follows premises greatest tribulation. and in ex- Mb. you, watching you the originates particular vocation And another mark of perfect ternal gracefulness and simpli- with the happy, yet careful, eyes of can every religious community, virginity and unshakable fortitude city. 69 of a mother at her most looking which devotes Itself is St. in WWfOOBS beloved children. to the serv- a happy spirit in words and in Paul, imparting to his ice of God and of its fellow with absolute c men work, detachment disciple Timothy the wisest IQ the Holy Church of as a «! Indeed, part of that enormous from any claims of the personal norms for selecting deacons, 93 God tap- rejoices in and is adorned /ars estry, as it were, which decorates I. in order to serve God and says explicitly: "Mulieres simili- 6 the by noble crown of virgins the house of God, and ter max 83 on which souls, "quasi apis argumentosa,” pudicas, non detrahentes, so- who are dedicated to a life of are ciung depicted We like to repeat as a busy bee, as the Church brias, fidcles in omnibus." “Let A 2c " pKttt prayer and and to the this often 14 works the . •» sacrifice,
FOR BROCHURE - WRITE: LONDON tions • STORM WINDOWS DORMERS TV ROOM Spanish Foreign are concerned, and more "There is therefore no real RE 1-2639 International Minister Fernando Castiella BEDROOMS Catholic Travel Service y specifically non-Catholic editions Protestant problem in Spain, al- 1026.17 th Street, N.W. Maiz told the House of Commons of Holy Scripture, it will be re- though many abroad would have SIS NORTHFIELD AVI., that his country has no Protestant membered that the British Washington, D. C. and it otherwise. However, an im- WEST ORANGE, N. J. problem. Foreign Bible Society, legally es- mense Catholic majority and 2,000 TERMS TO SUIT In to member of Par- tablished in reply a Madrid, was in April, years of history closely bound up liament’s criticism of the treat- 1958, awarded an indemnity of with Catholicism must result in NO DOWN PAYMENT ment of Protestants in 126,000 (about on MICHAEL Spain, pesetas $2,000) an undeniable social pressure or J. HARRIS FROM FROM Mr. Castiella distributed a state- account of a confiscation moti- weight on small and dispersed HIGH LEVEL ment on "Protestantism and Re- vated by private and largely un- Protestant nuclei. In general MIDTOWN MIDTOWN Freedom in denunciations —ofProt- this is SS ES 5-8869 ligious Spain." justified then, the cause of difficul- ROOFING EXPERTS Although Spain is a predomi- estant the statement de- ties of SAVINGS SAVINGS works," a practical order since SHEET METAL. nantly Catholic country, the state- clared. there is no legal discrimination- WRITE FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE CONSTRUCTION ment said, this does not prevent There are in Spain more than encountered on occasion by Span- KHOOLS the existence of legal and prac- 118 churches and chapels of the ish Protestants,” the statement 808 CHUKCHU, AND tical tolerance of worship. Never- various Protestant denomina- concluded. INSTITUTIONS ’CONNOR CONT. CO AS Typ* BalUiaf* theless, "an imaginary Protes- tions and this averages "one The of question Protestants In «W NSW POINT BOA* tant problem” still engages at- religious edifice for 250 had every Spain earlier been raised by 70 NEWARK Bl B-ITIB lUZABITN, N. i. tention abroad. it said. SUNSET AVE. Protestants," Protes- British Foreign Secretary Selwyn CSTABUSHID IBIS tant clergymen number 117, and Lloyd in his official talks with PROTESTANTISM docs not and the proportion of clergy to laity Mr. Castiella. never has flourished in it Spain, is much higher than among said. Out of a census return of Catholics. DON'T SHOP on Sunday. 30,000,000 Spaniards, there are only 15,000 Spanish Protestants. Blanket Given To these must be added a similar Cardinal Tien Warns site 72' x with Each number of Protestants who are Against 90" . satin New S 500 Ac - foreigners. bound Article 6 of the Red China com- count or Addil ?rr Spanish charter Recognizing 1945 pletely of to Preienl Ac of states that “nobody shall washable $5OO TAIPEI, Formosa be molested for his religious be- (RNS) Taipei Archdiocese, is the only individually sealed count one Blank el Only Cardinal Tien, exiled Archbishop Chinese member of the plastic liefs nor in tho private practice College bag to Each Account ol of his form of tho Peiping, declared here that the of Cardinals. United States would be Asked statement continued. In education “digging if he had received any SINCE 1903 its own grave” if the next ad- information it is untrue to say that every .recent from Cath- ministration decides to olics on the RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL OIL BURNERS Spanish child is obliged to study recognize mainland, Cardinal Communist China and Catholic doctrine, it said. Article permit it Tien replied that news was to 27 of the 1953 concordat with the enter the United Nations. scarce because "they would not FINEST QUALITY FUEL OIL They (the See Chinese communists' dare to report what was happen- Holy provides that children FOR RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL HEATINO nro more them." will bo excused from Catholic in unti-Americun than ing to they are unti-Catholic, struction “on the mere request Cardinal Ho said a friend who had late- DEPENDABLE • EFFICIENT OIL BURNER Tien said in interview. SERVICE a INSURED' of the non-Catholic parent." an “By ly escaped from Peiping told him FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS WITH YEARS OP EXPERIENCI of each the Chinese that Catholic ON ALL MAKES OF BURNERS Money received the 15th In matrimony there have been recognizing commu- activities in his by v month from the Ist nists and admitting them into the archdiocese DR IVI IN VVINOO.V earns dividends sr difficulties and delays, but or- communist-occupied Pay Heating Bills the PETRO United the Way—lo Equal Monthly ~»Bll PARKING ders have been Nations, United States bad been greatly curtailed. The SAvr N G s now issued by ON PRIMISM will gain nothing but another communists have shut down 26 Installments—No Additional Cost. LOAF. the Ministry of Justice providing OPEN DAILY MIDTOWN ASSOCIATION fresh facilities for the civil strong anti-American voice in of the 30 Catholic churches in mar- 9AM 10 4 P M riages of the and outside the world organiza- Peiping, the Cardinal was told, PETROLEUM HEAT AND MONDAY TO 6 P M 1030 Broad St Newark (at Clinton Ave MA 2 3366 non-Catholics, state- POWER COMPANY ment said. tion.” and the four that were left open OF NIW JERSEY The 70-year-old prelate, who is were “frequently visited by the 972 BROAD “AS STREET, NEWARK, N. J. MI. 2-8130 FAR AS religious publics- Apostolic Administrator of the communist secret police.” Korean Hoboken Priest August 11, 1960 THE Catholic APv oca t e 5 Seeks To Say First Schedule National Premiership Solemn Mass Meeting SEOUL, Korea (NC) For- HOBOKEN Rev. stitution but by God Himself,” Leopold On Interracial mer Vice President John Justice M. he said. “Anyone who discrim- Protomastro, O.F.M. Cap., will Chang, head of the celebrate ST. LOUIS Democratic inates against his is his first Solemn Mass (RNS) The cur- movement, y ar d the nation’s neighbors Margaret Garrity, ex- in St. Ann’s Church here rent climate of race relations will £a^ „ > leading offending God.” Aug. 14 ecutive director of the Presi- Cathohc layman, sought to at hoon. The former Silvio be evaluated the bring Following the Proto- at first conven- dent s new election, Dr. Committee on Government unity to Korea as his tion party Chang appealed for and mastro, he is the son of Mr. and of National Catholic Con- won a unity, Contracts, and Harold two-thirds majority in the said that Mrs. Felix Pro- ference for Interracial Flemin* any new split would Justice, of the Southern elections. tomastro of scheduled Regional Confer be a “betrayal” of the country. 921 at Pius XII Memorial ence. Although new elections were A total of 12 Garden St., Ho- Library here from Catholics were Aug. 25 to 28. National ordered for Aug. 13 in boken. T]je Conference, • a dozen elected to the national Special emphasis will be placed federation of local districts where assembly. councils, wai mobs had burn- His brother, on discussion of discrimination established ed ballot boxes following a 165 Democratic Rev. Camillus in housing and meeting employment, civil in Chicago in 1959 of Party nominees had won election TorontoCardinal Proto- rights and Catholici Mary public and private engaged in the field to the 233-seat lower house school of human of mastro, O.F. desegregation, spokesmen relations. * parliament. M. said. Adopts Refugee Cap., will Delegates representing 40 coun- DR. TORONTO, Ont. (RNS)—As assist him as Speakers will include Rev cils will CHANG, leader of an attend the four-day con- the deacon. Rev. John opposition against former example for faithful in his See, SEPTEMBER START: A LaFarge, S.J., founder of vention at the Pius XII Presi- groundbreaking date early next month will work Fr. the Memorial dent Syngman Rhee Cardinal McGuigan of Toronto begin Raymond Atta- Leopold Catholic Interracial Council Libary. during much on the expansion of Our Lady of Peace, New of uie long signed final adoption papers to Providence. First to be completed nasio, O.F.M. Cap., will serve as regime, is a leading win be he contender for bring a young school addition (right foreground) and subdeacon, and Rev. Sebastian the premiership Yugoslav reugee multi-purpose building (center into Canada. rear). When are Falcone, O.F.M. will But a dissident faction within the they finished, the new church (left) and covered walk Cap., The Cardinal’s (front) will preach. Democratic Party protege is Stefan supports Yoon get under way. Silec, 23, now in a West German Father 80-sung, a Presbyterian, who Leopold was ordained has stated refuge camp at who 2 in the Church that some hostility to- Zimdorf, Apr. of the San- ward Dr. will be brought to this country tissima Chang stems from the Annunzlata, Florence, fact that with funds from the in which he is a Catholic. prelate’s per- O.L. of Peace to Italy, city he had com- Dr. sonal coffer. The studied Break Ground pleted the last Chang declared prior to youth two years of his the at a Franciscan July 29 election that he Yugoslav mon- theological studies. He returned would not astery and served in his to this country from discriminate against country’s For Italy on armed forces before Two Next 10. non-Catholics if he were to fleeing from Projects Month Aug. head the Tito the government. “Rell- regime. Father Leopold attended NEW PROVIDENCE Bids THE SIX-ROOM pub- gious freedom is Cardinal McGuigan’s action fo- school addi- auditorium. It will also contain lic schools in Hoboken guaranteed were accepted and won not this week on the tion will be only by our Con- cused attention on the archdio- placed over the pres- a permanent stage. a four-year to Stev- country’s proposed school addition and ent basement scholarship cesan plan to have church. It will ex- 130 parishes Both the present church en’s Institute of Technology. After each multi-purpose building at Our tend several feet out from and adopt a refugee family and each cafeteria studying there for two he Lady of Peace, the first stage supported will be turned into years, sponsor ij,s members into the side, by pillars and entered the Franciscan of a parish offices and meeting rooms for Capuchin 'A letter expansion program will provide covered walks to the Cana Calendar country. signed by Rev. parish activities. Order. which will later include the erec- Anew park- C.J. existing school entrance. The con- Mulvihill, archdiocesan di- In September, 1951, he was in- tion of anew church. struction will ing lot will be cleared to the rector of immigration, has gone be brick veneer and vested, and in 1955 he CANA Rev. Peter J. rear of the build- pronounced out to the Doherty, pastor, curtain wall. pastors of the parishes, his solemn vows as a ing and will for 250 capuchin. OPEN wmi T,r,ou announced that groundbreaking To the rear provide FOR BUSINESS: “ * asking them to take part in the of the present Father Auxiliary Walter W. &^ras^iiiS ceremonies cars. The main entrance Leopold, who belongs Bishop. c for the two projects school and planned to to Curtis • *s‘ 1: Huibjnd-WU. Rel»- “Parish-Adopt-a-Family’ plan. church will the General Custody of the presents the first cards to s U: would take this building will be from the library parishioners U?mT£! S? n * Spirituality In The calls place early next be erected the multi-purpose at Sacred r*,"^***-, C«n» UI: Parent-Child project particularly lot. Stigmata, studied philosophy and Heart parish, Bloomfield. IV: month. Plans for the church are parking The recently Cjia Annual re- for the adoption of families hav- building, which will serve as theology at St. Lawrence Semin- ti«w of 1, n and m. still in of Architect opened parish will have one process completion and auditorium, cafeteria and for the expansion library hours from 8:30 a.m. *bo v«, except Cana nla ing or more persons who gym- pro- ary, Beacon, N.Y. In September, to R *“ it will not be until is F. 1:30 p.m., * on * hl »*- Cana 111, are begun the nasium. It will also be brick ject Ferd Durang Jr., a 1958, his The collection of fiplrihuaUty? , handicapped, disabled, or superiors sent him to Sundays. approximately multi-purpose building is ready veneer over cinder member of Our of Peace 600 Catholic PRE-CANA suffering from a non-communi- blocks, with Lady Florence to continue his theolog- books includes fiction, non-fiction to serve and cable disease which as a temporary church. window walls of translucent parish. ical studies. Newark. St. Roaa of otherwise reference works as well as 2 c magazines and pamphlets. ■““SO ™p- < ,*» *lter 6 p.m.) bar them from entry to Canada. fiberglass panels with color in- serts and WH 5-0120. Each parish would pay trans- a strip of operating 9 * 7 City 6t Johni windows below. H^siaei"^** * * portation, and arrange for the Bishop McNulty the ef- EU ” b *‘ h St An ' family’s leception, employment, Completing quadrangle ‘Zn£°£ |3 57 - ‘ Joins in Sendoff accommodation and integration. fect around an enclosed court- Open 9:30 to yard will be the church, to be 9i30, SolMday until 6 Of LateVocations erected the Cana Breakfast on site of the present PATERSON Bishop McNulty school annex, and a covered walk LIVINGSTON—The Cana group presided at a dinner last week which will allow the children to of St. Philomena’s will hold its honoring 30 members of the St. walk from school to church pro- fourth annual Communion break- John the Baptist Delayed Voca- tected against the weather. LARGEST fast Aug. 20 in the selection? parish picnic tion Society who are entering var- The school addition will after bring grove 7:45 a.m. Mass. Mr. ious seminaries the tc 16 the number of classrooms and throughout Mrs. William Baker are country. The dinner was held at in Our Lady of Peace and allow chairmen. At Huffman & the Alexander Hamilton Hotel. for the termination of the double Boyle! The candidates for the priest- sessions for upper grades which hood As long studied Latin under auspices are due to begin in September. of the club at Seton Hall Univer- as you livo sity College, Paterson. Patrick PRESENT KITCHEN equip- will ment will be transferred yow rscstvs « Flood, founder of the club, an- from DEPENDABLE the old cafeteria and nounced at the dinner that candi- to the multi- OOOD INCOME If dates this year may take the purpose building, which will seat Invest yoe your 500 for meals and elementary Latin course to be 750-800 as an •avl n g • In given in Seton Hall 1 V. D. ANNUITY University College, where PLAN. Newark, registra- 3rd Order WATCH IT GROW! tion Plans will begin Sept. 6. Members • Yaw alto limit la range in age from 20 to 65. ‘CalenderParty’ Ike (root work of This was the second annual ORANGE A "calendar par- ths Minions and hslp In be farewell dinner for members ac- ty” will held Oct. 1 by the educating Priests and BroHi- "3 for Mt. Carmel Third Or- for tfio cepted study for the priest- Fraternity, on Minions O Cal'* hood. Flood founded similar der of St. Francis, in the school tain tax advantages • A a so- ciety, the St. Patrick’s in hall. Proceeds will toward the tasting Memorial and re- Club, go New York in education of a for A membrance In many Mosses 1932, and over 300 young man YEAR members the IN y end prayers. are now priests. priesthood. TRADE used TV for anew ON your Magnavox, INSURED SAVINGS Among speakers at the dinner A mission group has been es- v Wr *ta for free Inf or motion were tablished the Of Diving Msgr. William F. Furlong by fraternity to Society The Word and Rev. John I>. help the missions as their needs ANNUITY DPI. McHugh, vo- cation directors for Newark and are made known. GIRARD, PENNA. America's best Paterson, respectively. made, most beautifully styled! 5 CONVENIENT OFFICES HACKENSACK Pray far Them Main anij Barry Streets Open 9 to 4 doily—4 to 8 on Mon. CUFFSIDE PARK Joseph P. Flynn 740 EXPERIENCE Anderson Avenue FORT PIERCE, Fla.—Former- Opon » to 4 6 8 A doily- to on Frl. Tno»W gained from a ly of Elizabeth and Hillside, Jo- TEANECK P. died "Stereo Theater" 21" quarter century of waring dii> seph Flynn Aug. 1 here, Cedar at Lane Larch Avenue crupmating liMta and hoatestea where he lived since 1944. Op«n 9 to 4 doily- 6 to 8 on Frl. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. on all typea of oortaintia and Combination TV-Hi Fi PALISADES PARK Anna Myrtle two Under all mnrlirinnt Flynn, daugh- 253 Broad Avenue ters, two step-daughters, a step- Op«n 9 to 4 to 8 son, a brother, four sisters in- home on Mon. Complete entertainment! Large itcrr.cn Sister Joanna of the Sis- PARAMUS cluding 21" of TV, 4-Speed precision record changer Garden State Plaza ters Mercy, and nine grand- with diamond 9 children. Stereophonic • pick-up that Opon to 4 doily- 6 to 8 on Frl. plays ALL records. 4 Speakers. And it’s hand- Dominic Di Serafino some in this cabinet i INVESTED looking, too, custom o SMINOS BOONTON Dominic Di Sera- mahogany. A superb buy! BEFORE THE 10th OF fino, grandfather of Sister Elvira ■VERY MONTH Thomas, 0.P., St. Mary’s Con- vent, Rutherford, died here at EARN DIVIDENDS 1 the age of 94. A Requiem Mass 339. FROM THE FIRST was offered for him at Our Lady Only of Mt. Carmel Church here on Aug. 10. offlauJair C&arn _ uJ CATERINGSEJ^TCE K. of C. P«wnJ Action of MARTIN U NORN *MARTY" -)• JR. -t. “DONT WEST ORANGE, NEW REdwood M3 00 JERSEY Regina Pads Council—The an- nual family picuic will be held on Aug. 21 at the Golden Gate Park, I * The Parsippany-Troy Hills. James "Americana'' ZT TV Carlin is general chairman for the picnic. Life-like 21" l.v optically-filtered scrccss; an- Bishop Wigger Council, Ma- Tenieot side-controls RECEIVE while and an ap-frot speak- GIVING plewood Newly elected officers er! Plus Magnavox “Custom-tuning me* se- will be installed Aug. 15 in the lector switch. Beautiful bear and :>r+' • council's clubhouse, 708 Stuyve- to see, oaa Yes, we will mail a check six months for life sant District m this you every if yoo invest through our Avc., Irvington. handsome mahogany airteayp Deputy Charles will be Doyle styled cabinet. LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT installing officer. Palisade Council, Union City— The A corn fest will be held rate of interest depends upon your age. at the club on Aug. 23. In the offing Only 199. You the is the annual dance at V.F.W. will help educationalwork of our S.V.D. Catholic missionaries in Hall on Dec. 3. Frank Farese Japan and the Philippines. is chairman.
Orange Council New officers You will receive an assured income for life and many spiritual arc: Jerry Witkowski, grand remembrances after death. knight; John Kennedy, deputy grand knight; John Villonc, A1 Curto, Robert OPEN EVENINGS An investment for LIFE and ETERNITY) Ralph Carchio, Tharp, August Cross, Matthew Malloy, and Frank La Morte. hacksgucb Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council, Hillside—The Irving Berlin musi- SPUNGfBfti cal, ‘‘Call Me Madam,” will be sponsored by this council Nov. The 4 and 5 in the Hillside High BUDGET YOUR PURCHASE. ORANGE School auditorium. The show is otar extended as 18 The piem up produced by Collegians, a month imtmred young group which offers its pro- s, for yoor protec- pamraoN ram ductions to charitable organiza- tion at extra coat insurance. tions. no for REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES Proceeds from the Novcin ROUTE 4, HACKENSACK, Dl 3-4300 RAMSEY ber will toward the 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO showing go 1 fund for the Hillside Columbian Club. THE ADVOCATE 6 August 11, 1960 State ScholarshipProgram Keep It That Way THE QUESTION BOX There are indications that the New Jersey very progressive step in aid to education for the State Scholarship Law will be in for Moil Rev. Walt* W. Curtis, 76 Broad St., Bloomfield, NJ, some buf- people of the it to state. By aid is given the stu- is editor The feting at the next of the state of Question Box. Questions may be submitted to him sessiop legislature dent, who is free to go to the college of his choos- The law as it stands allows aid in for answer in tbit column. scholarship the ing. This is enlightened legislation. Since the amount of $4OO to pro- Q. movie annually 5% of our high school gram is Recently a was supported by state tax funds, it is reason- graduates on the basis of need and academic classified as “Unobjectionable and will weaken the moral anger able that the funds be directed to colleges within ability. In September, 1960, such the for Adults” yet my husband and shock of the community in 2,251 scholar- state, which explains the 15% restriction to ships were awarded. Actually the total available out-of-state and myself both were shocked their regard. This could lead to colleges. Since the law has been on was 3,000. The flill quota was by the dress and actions of the a legal acceptance of such im- not awarded be- the books only little over a year, The Advocate cause, according to Education characters. Yet another pic- moralities with an obvious harm Commissioner feels that any modification of the law is decidedly Frederick M. not ture that wc saw was listed to the general welfare. Raubinger, enough students premature. The law should be given at least two qualified, as “Objectionable in Part” and With such a danger present lit r.,, years of trial. This would allow time for fuller The Law yet we can see no reason for a plot theme the picture will Scholarship permits that 15% of the study of such criticisms as those of Senator Cow- objecting to it. Any comment? often be rated “Objectionable in scholarships be granted to students matriculat- Sill. . ' . A. Part.” Individual adults may ing at colleges outside the state. In the September The very existence of the State Well, yes. Scholarship miss the point of the 432 out-of-state Law is unknown to In 1957, the code of the Legion objection; allotment, scholarships were many, even to some in or fail to its The school of was Class weigh importance awarded. purpose of this aspect of the law administration. No one can deny the fact Decency changed. over the You is to that A pictures were divided into long run. may say: prevent hardship on students who live a relatively small proportion of scholarships to out-of-state to three kinds: namely A-l: "I know divorce is wrong and I proxlmately colleges, for example, went South Jersey. It does not necessarily fol- ap- proved for general shall not be tempted to seek one.” residents of Camden. Of the low that tne law should be modified at patronage; September allotment once. But can be that 08 went to Rather A-2: approved for adults and ad- you sure your scholarships students resident in should the reasons be investigated why not judgment of divorce as a moral South Jersey. the ratio was olescents (and therefore for low, such questions as how many and evil will not be weakened If many Senator of students from South children); A-3: approved for Cowgill Camden has his Jersey applied, what per- expressed adults (and therefore not such pictures are seen? dissatisfaction this centage of applicants received awards in for with quota and has announced propor- Be assured that the reviewers his intention tion to other parts of the adolescents nor for children). to propose that the state state, how many were ef the of scholafr- because It was desired at that time to Legion Decency arc ahtps may be used in any college in the rejected of lack of need, because of country. set apart those pictures which normal Catholics, neither prudish The senator has received scholastic standing? support of his create nor lax in their proposal The from might a moral problem judgments. Al- from some South Jersey senators and Senator Camden may have a justi- assembly- fiable tor the young, but which would though you may disagree with a man. There ve grounds for concern that complaint, and if the fact is established decision forcea the law not so likely be a moral problem particular made by the to the can-be rectified. But let us opposed Scholarship Law will seize the oc- not will I hastily for the mature adult. This was Legion, you agree, am sure, casion of undo the tremendous that has been this pUhlie criticism to work for modi- good done in the that the Legion’s work is the law. Let all prompted by recognition that gen- fication of the existing law. enacting interested parties give erally and that adults were used to a more ad- satisfactory; it the law the time and trial it to The New Jsrsey State deserves prove saves you the inconvenience of Scholarship Law is a Itsetft - vanced viewing fare because of for changed reading habits, TV ma- searching a judgment about terial, and public attitude. a particular picture that you may Parents In our lifetime adults have been wish to see. to Here we Crusade forced view moro public im- should like to repeat for the Purity advice often in morality than had previously given Mr. R*v. L. John Thomas, S.J., In his seen must be been the case. In self defense Mooring’s splendid column in this column weekly designed to keep sexual arousal in this paper seldom fails to give solid and emotional their sensibilities have been paper that good pictures deserve involvement at a minimum until •dvice on a very current We that moral to be supported. If are problem. hope that marriage becomes a- practical toughened so danger you a no om missed last week’s treatment possibility. He movie at of a "society draws one immediate that is not as present to them in cer- goer all, make it a that is application dating in rapidly ceasing to pay even Up service tain situations as it would point to see any picture grade school and in the first years of high school have given to the ideal of premarital chastity." should be been before. We do not at this special praise by the eliminated; and even in the Legion. If America is to later Good that . survive, someone wiU have to years of high school limited and time care to say that this is pictures make money start the revolution regulated. against the modern pagan- Third: should good; we merely note that it is will find imitators. Society prevent the exploits- ism so justly described in these words. tion If we are of sex in literature, a fact that today in America tired of crusades entertainment, dress maybe we are too weak to and the like. Informed adults simply cannot afford to be survive. public opinion, com mu- nity action and as easily shocked as our relatives prudent legal controls are of- Father Thomas made three Masses points. fered as means to this goal. in a previous age. Daily First: That young people must develop Wherein has For this reason of prop- been the failure? Let’s put the many our WEEKDAYS er attitudes and motives in Th« regard to chastity blame squarely at the door of readers will find material in following churchvi have Uta parents. Parents We rnornln* weekday U***i This impUes knowing of the refuse MustRead Class A-3 that something the St p r4e bodily simply to face the fact that their children movies will leave *l P»-Cath*dral. . i’* Waahlnp- facts of sexual arousal in themselves -. and in become awakened with Gospels them unhappy and perhaps an- others sexually the teen years «*» in order to understand the function of and at the kind of IMS* B therefore quite capable of sexual sins and of gry matter to modesty and the need for self-control in which the * rid t ’*' 404 "»»• •*- N thought romantic attachments that easily lead to alns To public has become u‘ii f* **»k. word and deed. The or who Some Understand used. girl woman wears parents, must Christ Uulb N stupidly we shorts that cling to her say, even 4-life* body simply has not organize, plan, To those so disturbed we can been told that such stimulate, push, urge, or com- The eupreme truth about sights occasion sexual the and on tho third He roae of the thoughts placently tolerate” the lnter-sex activities day Gospels as though he point out first of all that the and desires to the and that Saviour, for which the Chosen For 40 Au*. 15. B PUB. , boys men who see her simply again. daya more He ap- had never them code does not disregard biological realities. An unwed r«ad before, Legion approve " ,r ~ 4 * She does not understand the function of People were wholly unprepared, Hla then modesty. mother is not always the result; much peared among Apostles, almost indeed as though he had these materials; It merely judges Second: more fre- was that He was God. That the practice of is To effect ascended into the till a cloud premarital chas- quent the youth who plays sky never heard the story before. them as "unobjectionable’' for merely lip service the redemption of the 5:30 tity requires fitting patterns of conduct. Children to world, God hid Him from their gate. In p.m.) premarital chastity. His He must make the the parties named. For the rest St. in their teens became man. The inner considerable Pettr-a, druid * V»a Vora* SU., are too young for in meaning death, resurrection and ascension effort Jertey .11:05 marriage our Father Thomas’ to read what is there. you must be discriminating; see Clip. p.a. times. analysis is brilliant. Now N They are not too young for sexual of God’s mankind ia redeemed. ;"TfS V Proapoot st. Midland desires how about plan, the best and do not settle • , and the some brilliant tackling of this Two things especially make it pictures Park, lS fiooa. sexual sins of passionate matter what made it Our L*dr of th* kissing, touching by parent a difficult nrerely for the second nest that Villu, v*U*r a groups, schools THAT IS THE for us to read what and of Intel course. by high and " of our is Allow them to become by redemptive, we story re- emo- parishes. there. happens to be more convenient. involved with shall not demption in its barest outline. We tionally a particular or dis- saew*- boy girl The crusade we As for pictures rated and need is not a must try to see its The first "Objec- •except Saturday!. you can be quite sure of sins against youthful cuss yet. When meaning, or is the extreme brev- purity. crusade. We need a tionable in Part,” we offer the Father Thomas crusade by parents who as much of its ity of the four sets down the clear we have seen meaning as is accounts. They principle I° v * *h r children comment that the objection in that association enough to become mad graspable this side of death. are between boys and girls from the f* fighting what He did, intensely concentrated, pack- theso is pr ° blern * of cases not always based awakened n>ode*ty and purity their The first step is to as ed with We sexually years of the early teens shall be in a pierce meaning. must learn to children are forced on the virtue of purity and mod- the years to face. Crusading we to read them when marriage can be prudently fore- wake parents position to deep as may into the being slowly, comparing Mass Calendar up. And thank you, Father esty.'At times the objection is Thomas. grasp how it oi Christ Our Lord. And for one part with another, trying to taken to moral actions which can meti the this we must read the Gospels. see what they narrate or situa- de- undermine The general morality at Au*. U Sunder. tion created by newcomer to theology, scribe, living them as we read 10th Sunday least gradually. Thus divorce, alter Pentecoit. Double. Green. Cl. 2nd Adam’s first sin, even if Be is not a newcomer them. Coll. St. Euaabluai and and worsened suicide and the 5 A (N>. Cr. praf. Episcopalians adultery, like if of . to should Trinity. Mary all the tins with which men Gospel reading, at The second is that by we think we portrayed in a favorable manner Au*. 15 Monday. AaaumpUon of According t© a recent eurvey by the Epleco- hastened to follow Adam’s. We this point In his study do what know it already. We shall Bleued virdn Mary. Double of let doeWne, leads con- will gradually make these im- Clan. Whit*. eventually to the denial or dis- K. Chesterton 01. Cr. Praf. of Blaaaad pallan weekly, Living Church, must concentrate our attention G. advised he sider this further in many Protestant the next ar ; moral actions less objectionable vir*ln.
4,500 Miles in a School Bus
By Anne Mae Buckley public school bus, vintage 1946, ACTUALLY, the bus gave an in the town of Belen, WESTFIELD - John and N.M., amazing performance. It went Ann which means Bethlehem to Caffrey are not what you in up 52 miles an hour—most Spanish. He would call footloose and fancy- paid $lOO for it, of the time traveled at 45 free, but on the other and so far has spent about $3OO and hand, no averaged 11.2 miles per one could say that their for equipment and repairs. gallon. The nine only mishap was a children “tie them down." This The equipment consists of: broken fan which cost about a week they set out on the sec- camp stove and ice chest, $3O for repair. On two of the ond of a camp lantern and water stor- the lap summer trip that days Caffrcys averaged will total some 4,500 miles. age jugs for seven gallons, lav- over 500 miles. 11 atory foot The Caffreys travel by facilities, lockers, Other days it was less be- school bus. and some Rube gad- Goldberg cause they made two visits en gets built They arrived here at the by Caffrey himself. route—one in Sturgis, Miqh., These include a kitchen home of John’s brother Eugene coun- where they freshened up and ter 4 top, storage on Aug. after a 5-1/2-day, large shelf, washed clothes at the home of bunks at the 2,272-mile jaunt from Albuquer- rear of the bus friends, and one at Steuben- for sleeping the children (John to que, N.M., during which the ville, Ohio, see Rev. Philip and Ann bus was their “motel” as well slept on a mattress Clarke, T.0.R., vice president moved to the front of as their mode of transporta- the bus of the College of Steubenville, with a FIRST tion. each and two tables who NATIONAL So well-organized was the night), married the Caffrcys 14 which fold down trip—and their motor home—- from the wall years ago. and serve for both that even their custom of daily dining and The former Ann Joerns, 37, Bus family Rosary was continued playing surfaces. seats Mrs. Caffrey met Father Philip “Personalized” without faced each other on either side a single day’s interrup- when she was a student and of the and tion. They set out on the re- tables, this area he was chaplain at St. Teresa's turn 8. was converted by night to ac- trip Aug. College, Winona, Mich. John, Special Checking Acconnt! commodate the baby. a graduate of Columbia Uni- A 41-YEAROLD \ JOHN, ac- Cereal and canned goods—- versity, Washington, D.C., is Then's like countant, reduces hit story to nothing the ooimnienec and nmwiy gf spaghetti, chile, stew, fruit—- past president of the Holy the simplest mathematical paying your bills by check and ntalL You were the food staples. Daily Name Federation in his by an terms. “We began with, the de- area; your household sad establish stops kept the family in bread, Ann to simplify bookkeeping; sire to make the manages participate in trip to visit milk and ice. Fruit manent accounting records. It takes few minutes punch parish activities, such as car- just a our relatives (he’s a native of flowed to freely from a jug. Plas- ing for the altar linens at Our open your “Personalized" Special Checking A Elizabeth). Next, we had to tic plates were used and the Lady of the Most at First National I consider the number to Holy Rosary, be ac- scheduling of dish-washing and Albuquerque. It was their pas- commodated and the expense. other chores was carried on tor, Rev. Richard • No minimum balance Then the question was how.” Spellman, required just ns it is at home in Al- who blqssed the bus. John ticks off the “how • Check books free—no advance nots’’ buquerque. payment or train —plane would be very THE CAFFREYS have • check a Only 10/ per pay aa use for you expensive 11 people, and THE CAFFREY history of adventures CLAN similar • Small monthlymaintenance fee even the largest cars made do to the bus jaunt but caused a bit or a stir across less am- not • name engraved check foil accommodate that many three bitious. For several Free, holder— name and quarters of the country. years v comfortably on a trip of any they've spent their address on if desired "People who passed us on the vacations checks, IB length. "The kids would be tent-camping in national road—and practically every- parks, REFRIGERATOR restless 50 after or a 100 body did—did double-takes for example. And they have miles," he said. "We’d have to for the future—the when they saw all the little plans bus have a luggage trailer for our will Better at heads peering out of the bunks be their vacation "cot- banking begins -*FF=FL to gear, we'd have either stand in tage” for the noxt five the back," Caffrey laughed. or six yourfull-service bank/ FREEZER the expense of in restau- eating years, •/ "Toll takers were often con- Caffrey says, and next rants or lose valuable time in summer fused about how much to they'll make a 1,700- setting-up roadside meals. We'd mile round to Los K..tsonsj)hntyo*o 9 convenient charge; on a bridge across the trip Angeles. have to stop driving early each Mississippi the passenger day to make car IT AI.L GOES to sure of motel ac- prove, says toll was 15 cents, and when THE ST NY 1 KMGttYMHtt&BIT J6U FMOIHISIUE commodations which would al- John Caffrey, that “big fami- the fellow said it would be 50 so be another expense." lies can still do cents things—that I for us I said: 'What! NATIONAL Even a house lie children are not the FMHST\ trailer, We’re not handicap commercial’, so he .pointed out, would be of no some people would make them. ofjerseycwty said, ‘O.K., 30 cents.' use, because the law says no “We have nine healthy, hap- "When we'd for PVBLICtg&SEKyifcE one can occupy the trailer stop gas or py, normal children. Nothing ice people would ask if when it is moving. they serious has ever happened to could come in Main Office: One ExchangePlace, Jersey and look around, us. We’ve found that we City THE BUS WAS the if do “logical and a lot of them said and they had what is of ... nine other convenient offices in LIVE answer.” John required us, Our BETTER . . ELECTRICALLY . shopped for big famdies and had thought Lord won’t be outdone in His Jersey City, West Nsw Harrison and months and finally found the of Hoboken, York, Knray doing something like it." generosity." 10 THE ADVOCATE August 11, 1960 This Is the Young Advocates' Last Chance to Try June win some for your school. By Dwyer glory It is the last week that we would like to join.” down and write or color. See the to First picture of the boys It is the last week that you have pick our judges and the you must fill in the entry blank stopping in front of the Church. can color the last week to the member- AS SOON as our last week is picture of • the get and mail It It over to us with your is on this page. Look at it boys and the last week that ship cards ready to be sent to new work begins. We will carefully because this is the the members open the first entries entry. you can give your opinions on new who write. and will last week we •all Once have done will be running what you want to see on the up the judges who will you your l it on the children's EVERYONE is invited make part we can do ours. page! children’s page during the com- to join the first choices. Then What do you Will Do you know what that ing year. our contest everyone, that we will announce the first-place say? we be hearing from this last means? It means this is the is, who is in grade school. If winners in the very next issue you week? last week for the summer con- IT IS ALSO the last week you aren’t already a member and will send them their test —and the last week to that Addie will sit by of the Advocate Club awards the mail- Young maybe it will be the India entries in box you first Nurses Meet pet your —and the and wait for the mailman can become one just by awards they have ever re- last week to try for the cash and the last week that she will sending in an entry with an ceived from the Advo- India Young DELHI, (NC)—The an- prizes of $5, $3 and $2. It is check off the hames of those entry blank attached. Check cate Club. , nual congress of the Catholic also the last week that you can who send their entries in to us. the little box which says: “I But first, Young Advocates, Nurses Guild of India will be before held you can win a prize and at Delhi Feb. 25-27, 1961. have Theme your name in the paper of the congress will be Lives the Saints and win “The Catholic of honor for your school, Nurse and the Lay you must take the time to sit Apostolate." A Ragged Bishop Summer Contest The Holy Ghost often has had a lot of Senior money. der the Bishop to the joy of the Division: (sth to Bth grades). Write in 150 words of or strange ways making his St. Gregory reminded the who heard of less about what you would like people the man’s to see on the children’s page. wishes known and of guarding people that the Apostles had goodness. Alexander Junior Division: was a (Kindergarten to 4th grades). Color the pic- the Church. This was even been and common men. ture poor good Bishop who was known as on this page. true about 250 years after At this, one of the townsolk a “most learned philosopher.’’ (Clip and mail) Christ was born when a said: poor “Very well, then, why The story continues in its charcoal burner was named not Name appoint Alexander the strangeness when we find that | Age | charcoal-burner Bishop. as our new St. Alexander, the charcoal- 1 Address The community of Pontus Bishop.” burner, was burned as a mar- grew larger and larger and tyr for His faith. j School ST. We honor Christianity spread so fast that GREGORY, knowing him 11. that the Ghost Aug. City the Church felt anew Bishop Holy might wish j to speak Teacher should be named. St. Gregory through the charcoal- | Grade j burner as the Wonder-Worker, who was anyone else, called Cross Destined I am a member I would I for Alexander to before | like to Join Bishop in a nearby area, fvas come him. sent make the choice A ragged man who was For Missions to and Rules: Entries should be sent to June V. Dwyer, Hack from his work with the You'ng'"Advo- to consecrate the man. cate 31 Clinton WASHINGTON, D.C.-An art- Club, St., Newark 2, N. J. Your entry makes coal came in response. you a dark a member. THE PEOPLE and the other ist, degree, walnut and Gregory took Alexander aside Entries the an American university are re- must be in the Young Advocate office by Wednesday clergy gave Bishop a list and questioned him. He found sponsible for a 4-1/2 foot Aug. 17, 1960. ' but none on the list pleased St. cruci- that the charcoal-burner was fix which will soon He was belong to a Gregory. particularly a from COLOR ME man a well-to-do fam- mission in Rombo, angry when a man was pre- Tanganyika. ily and had a good education. The artist is Sister Mary sented for Bishop whose only Alexander had given his away Jane Kadyszewski of Coraoplis, good point was the fact that he and other and money things Pa., who, in partial fulfillment Children had turned to his work that he From 3 to 8 of requirements for a Master It might "Every Day Family Day" better follow Christ. of Fine Arts degree at Catholic St. Gregory made Alexan- University, carved seasoned NEW BOULEVARD dark walnut into a crucifix. Receive Eucharist The project was commissioned Holy POOL by Rev. Franqis A. Greff, C.S. Jerome J. MUNICH, Germany Chil- The children carried Stanley Sp. who now heads St. Cather- special HUDSON BIVD. B CITY LINE dren played a unique and beau- picture books * * ine of Alexandria prayer and were BAYONNE CHURCH GOODS Mission, tiful part in the International dressed in Rombo. their best Sunday • SWIM • PICNIC STREET Eucharistic Congress held here. clothes rather 116 WASHINGTON The than in the cus- cross beam measures • SUN AND SHADE The day before the congress white. One MA 2-5071 NEWARK, N.J. three feet and the wood is three tomary father and • FREE PARKING opening, about 100 children be- mother three inches thick, with the brought pre- corpus tween the ages of 3 and 8 re- school children carved in relief into to the altar the cross. ceived their first Commu- Holy while another joined their six For nion from Cardinal Wendel of children Boarding School Boy* (140) in receiving the Holy Rain Joins Crowd Munich. Eucharist. SALESIAN SCHOOL “This is your big day at the In Memorial International Eucharistic Con- ADDIE SAYS: Remember to Goshen, N. Y. 4*5138 gress,” Cardinal Wendel told go to Mass Aug. 15. It is As- AXminster BHARANANGANAM, India the tots. He urged them to re- sumption Day. —Monsoon rains couldn’t the Board keep main “pure, brave and Accredited by of Regents. Grades 5 to 8- the from pious pilgrims away serv- children of God." Conducted by the Salesian Fathers of St. John Bosco. ices commemorating the 14th PRINTING anniversary of the death of THE CHILDREN were locally located country boarding school; sixty miles from pre- Sister Alphonsa, a former pared for'Veception of the Sac- N. Y. C. Splendid modern scho- HARRY F. MURPHY grounds; buildings; high member of the Clarist Convent rament by their parents only. 78 CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2 lastic standards. Board and tuition $9OO per year. Write here. Thousands turned out to Parents also accompanied their honor the Sister children to the Phon»i MArk*t or telephone. whose beati- communion rail 3-2831 fication cause is underway on of the Munich cathedral and re- the diocesan level. ceived the Eucharist with them. BIBLES & BOOKS Within four years of Sister “It is the privilege and hon- OF ALL TYPES Alphonsa’s death pilgrims came orable right of parents to pre- HISTORICAL from all parts of the world. DRESS: Little Timothy John Ferrell was baptized in Amarillo, Tex., pare their children for First REBOUND the numerous favors in a dress Holy Communion,” the Cardi- Among re- that has been through the ceremony for three generations. Those who NEWARK BINDERY. INC ported are cures for nal said. He also voiced strong leprosy, were baptized in the white dress include FRLD GORDON. I Timothy’s grandmother (left), her 6 child- 71 Clinton blindness, deafness and lame- approval for having young chil- St . N«w.trh ren and 21 John and MArhrl i OVfcj ness. grandchildren. Sponsors, Mary Cecille Lindahl, also wore the dren receive the Sacrament. for WHAT Sister Alphonsa was born in dress baptism. Kerala, India, in 1910 and died in 1946. Expelled Missionaries From Kentucky Japanese Return 9 DO New Field Missioners to Europe Going to in South America COLOGNE, Germany Japan- NERINX, Ky. Communism greatest dangers to the Church “The people are all ese nominally architcecturc will be in evi- will be attacked in on anew front South America are commu- Catholic in but the 90 Park New dence here Bolivia, sac- Avaona, Nrwaxk, J soon. The Daughters by the Sisters of Loretto who nism and Protestant proselytiz- ramental life is not nourished be- l»rrwi
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NEWARK: SSO Bloomfield Avenue Ut Brood Street •AY DRUG CO. Jamea Rlcclo. Rat. Phar. HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Bergen. 359 Springfield he. loteville: Souinghcld 487 Orange Street Baby Need# Praacrlptlona Promptly Flllad IN JSISIY CITY IN SAYONNI Commuter: Penn loilrood Slotion City line: 717 Springfield Avenue Cut-Kata Drug# and Coamatlca St. • (AST 119 Pranklln Ava. NOrth 71999 Montgomsry at Washington Broadway at Urd St. ORANGE: Mi Control Art. SOUTH ORANGE: 159South Orange Ave. A Jackson at Wilkinson Avs. ORANGE IN aUTT>N*IIO * Control Avo. lower. It, A 6Bth Si. PORD‘I DRUG STORB noar of Borgon/ino Avo. Paul Denial. Ph.O. A Pavonla Avo. Orovo SI. at IN Praacrlptlona Callad (or HOOOKIN TICKING A 40 Jovmal • Sivor and Dallvorad APPLES: Addie is trying to pick apples from the tree but she can’t Square at first St. OR Sill 7 Praa Oallvery quite * OPIN MONDAY IVININO • 199 N. i see the not OfIN FRIDAY IVININO Main Street Oran*#, branches. Why help Addie by following the dots and bringing the tree to life If colored the Momlsor Codoral again. you picture it would make our mascot’s job even easier. Doposlt Insurance Corporation Women Talk August 11, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 11 On Liturgy Felicians Invite You PITTSBURGH - Women will share LODI The the spotlight with other au- Feliclan Sisters have Issued an invitation to thorities at the North American the public to join them at Immaculate Conception convent "in Liturgical Week Conference making the Great Npvena preceding the Millenium of Poland’! which opens here Aug. 22. acceptance of Christianity.” Mrs. The invitation Mary Perkins Ryan of is for Aug. 21 at 1:30 p m. when a proces- sion Will wend Goffstown, N.Y., will address the its way to the front of the convent chapel where general session Benediction will be on “Christian offered by Rev. Joseph Landowski, O.FJM., Prayer Formed by God’s World.” chaplain. She is the author of many books A Sunday close to the feast of Our Lady of Czestochowa on the liturgy and wrote an in- 26) was chosen (Aug. and will be known as Czestochowa troduction Day. to the Fides publica- tion of the Psalms. THE NINE-YEAR novena was ordered by the Bishops of Mother reli- Poland and will terminate in Kathryn Sullivan, 1966, a thousand years after gion teacher at Manhattanville Mieszko I, King of PMand, and the entire nation received will College, address the group Baptism. on “Christian Formation the Theme of this fourth by year of the novena is: “The Year Word of God.” Mother Kathryn of Catholic Marriages.” The novena is year officially opened May a frequent contributor to Wor- 3 with a devotion consisting of a renewal of the vows of ship magazine. to loyalty Mary, Queen of Poland, made by King Casimir in The conference, founded in 1656. fosters 1940, understanding and a Rev. Vincent Hebelb, 0.F.M., and Rev. Gratian Budzik, as- fitting celebration of the liturgy. sistant at chaplains Immaculate Conception, will assist with the ceremonies. A YEAR APART: The Negro Becomes newly professed Felician Sisters at top are one year Maryknoll Nun and 12 days further in the PHILADELPHIA (RNS) A New Elected religious life than the post- Philadelphia woman is the first Superiors Negro to be professed as a ulants (left) who will be- Maryknoll Sister. For come novices 14. Sisters Aug. The She is Sister Martin Corde, Jersey professed Sisters complet- the former Geneva Anne Lassi- who became convert ROME Two communities ed their novitiate period of ter, a af-' religious with represen- ter she entered state welfare tation in North have elected one and Jersey superior generals at year one day Aug. work in Portland, Ore., about in and received general chapters Europe. 3, black veils eight years ago. The The Sisters of St. John the re-elected Mother while the postulants will daughter of a Baptist Baptist Benedetta Saulo to head the of family, she was graduated the congregation which was found- receive habit the from Germantown High in 1944, ed in 1875, Mother Marie of St. and a congregation, white and then attended Central Col- Thomas Aquinas, of superior to head the world-wide congre- veil on their reception day. lege, at Wilburforce, 0., and the Sisters of the Good Shep- gation which was founded in Columbia herd in was University England, selected 1641 and is in 47 countries.
FORTY superiors from Italy, the U.S., Chile and Northern hFelician Rhodesia took part in the elec- Sisters 45 Candidates tion of the Sisters of St, John Accept the Baptist in Rome. Included were: Mother Matilda of St. For Lucy’s, Newark; and Mother Reception and Profession At Lodi Gabriel of Mt. St. John’s Acad- emy, Gladstone. Sister Angel- LODI i _ Forty-five ica of Gladstone also attended. young women DETROIT - North VALIANTS While ho failed sorship as most Jersey LEAVE SMORGASBORD la his RETURN bid for an swim- games have been, then LUNCHEONS Olympic they . . . DINNERS berth • Immediate Deliveryl ming at Brennan Pool here arc hardly so evil as the Na- last week, tional Federation MONTCLAIR, NEW ONLY AT WARD FORD Dick McDonough, Se- would like to JERSEY • Wide Choice of ton Hall Prep alumnus, stamped make them out to be. BRAND NEW Model* & Colors! himself as a swimmer to watch No doubt there have been *ro» THE ROUNDERS RESTAURANT 1950 for the abuses of these 1964 games. all-star games • Big Trade-In Dealsl FORDS *1731* Dick clocked 57.5 in the 100- in some areas of the country. Invites you to enjoy its superb meter free 2:09.7 If so, let that IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! style and in the area take care • Low Cost Bank of Financingl FALCONS • Lowest Priced 200-meter freestyle as he just it. But we sec no reason Prime Ribs of Beef missed why * Hlgheat Trade- qualifying for the semi men who can’t even see for Reservation* Coll COlfa* 1-4542 Route N. J. FAIRLANES In! finals in each the of 17, Paromut, race. In each case, justice allowing all * Caah Refund he was American children slightly off his own per an equal tha MURPHY GALAXIES WiWhan Motoring Vlilt "St. Moritz," Sparta, NJ. Of Trade-la sonal records, which ho had set right to educational opportuni- FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD Allowance! two weeks ago at the national ties should have a vote on what • lew lank rhundarbirdi AAU meet. we do here in New I. Oraaaful Country at Prlcai BROS. Travel in do luxe buses to the Missions on the West Coast by •/1 Dining Medarata Jersey. Old way Rates of the Northern Also route Including a full afternoon at iloystown. After OtUZ. * Plua Nominal missing out on his Olym- IN FULL COURSE MOTOR SALES ••*»**• Charge MEMOKIAM—It was nev- pearly a week In California, return Journey Is via the Southern rout* bid —and Including the Grand Canyon and the lilue Mountains of £iM* pic in his last fudge Virginia, possibly er our pleasure to meet person- for free FOLDER giving full details. EUxab.th 5-3600 attempt was John McGill of the late Bob ally Gutowski, so No night travel 4 price Includes hotels, meals, gratuities, etc. WRITE dinners 501-511 Midland who A Franciscan NO. BROAD STREET WARD-FORD Park, placed eighth killed in Father la Chaplain on all Pilgrimages to add to tragically an auto ac- enjoyment your In the of the trip. All proceeds for the benefit of St. Joseph's N. J. COCKTAIL 50-mcter free style event, cident last Franciscan SPARTA, LOUNGE week in California. Seminary In Callicoon. N. Y. Op«n Daily 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 239 CENTRAL AVENUE but failed to for the 200- qualify But many times wo had Been LUNCHEON Write or telephone PE 6-4685 Saturdays to 6 P. M. NEWARK 3 N. J meter semi-finals with 2:08.3. Mc- him in action at Madison * * Ml Gill’s best Franciscan Family Circle American German Swiss Cuisine "AFTER WEI 3-8000 event, the individual Square his SELL - WE SERVE" Garden, lifting slen- 125 7 is not the West 31 St., New York 1, N. Y. Optn Day, July and Aug. (rata 12 naan till doting medley, on Olympic der frame over the 15-foot fgfc CLOSED WIDNISDATS program. height in the pole vault. St. Francis, St. Thomas Continue August 11, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 13 Hot Pace in Essex Baseball Loop NEWARK The setters pace came through with fly- SACRED HEART Cathedral re ing in niained tied with St. colors Essex County CYO baseball activity on Sunday. Peter’s by Blessed Sacrament In the intermediate league, St. Francis Xavier (Newark) blasting (East Orange), 19-3, on a four-hitter snapped back from its lone loss to whip Our Lady of the by Bob Hopkins, who fanned 12. Valley (Orange) 6-0. Richie Pecora a pitched one-hitter to St. Valentine’s (Bloomfield) al- pick his sixth up victory. so succeeded in staying on con- In the junior St. circuit, tention, bombing quickly fading Thomas the now needs but to beat St. Lucy’s Apostle (Bloomfield) St. Lucy’s, 8-0, behind a three-hit- (Newark) to avoid a snuffed out all hope that a race playoff. ter Since by Frank Visco and a 12-hit St. Lucy’s hasn’t won in would still develop by beating barrage in which Bob Rockawicz either round and took a 28-1 drub- down Sacred Heart (Vailsburg) had a double and from a triple. of bing St. Thomas once be- one its chief rivals, 9-6, on a Sunday’s most exciting fore, that shouldn’t be game, fine relief stint by Johnny Halpin. too diffi- however, found Our of Lour- cult. Lady des (West Orange), rallying for lIALPIN CAME ON in the fifth While St. Francis was winning three runs in the seventh to tie frame with two men on and one handily in the intermediate St. Aloysius (Newark) and then THANKS CARDINAL: out after Sacred Heart, down by league, so were its two top rivals. the an winning contest with a run in Sammy Ludena, 18-year-old 7-1 the St. Peter’s South at start of the Inning, (Belleville) kept pace the 11th. It was the longest American was fitted with an at game artificial leg the had come within shut with a forfeit a run. He victory over the of the season. expense of Cardinal Cushing. Sammy was accompan- off the rally and th&n pitched two defending champions from St. ied IN THE ONLY to the U. S. from Cuzo, Peru, by Mother Isadora more scoreless innings to all but Joseph’s Spanish (Newark) who other contest, clinch the title for St. Thomas. have been withdrawn from St. Thomas was pushed to the (left) and Sister of the Oblates the Guadalupe of the Holy The limit to beat Mt. Carmel (Mont- Bloomfield nine already league. Also withdrawn this week Redeemer. had clair), 8-7. VOLUNTEER AIDS: Members of and won first-half honors and was Sacred Heart (Vailsburg). “Queen’s Teens’’, girls boys who donate their services to St. Additional junior action found Joseph's Hospital, enter the main portals accompanied by adult vol- RESORTS RESORTS RESORTS St. Paul the Apostle unteers of the Marian Guild. RESORTS (Irvington) This is a typical day’s complement of the 60 teen- ASBURY PARK beating St. Michael’s (Newark), agers who take in the ASBURY PARK SPRING LAKE part program. They have given a total of hours of serv- SPRING LAKE 8-2, behind Joe DeSantis and St. 2,055 ice so far this Rose of Lima (Newark) beating summer PRospect 4-8826 5-9508 PRocp«ct St. Lucy’s, 11-4, for Jim Porting- Ifiere is still B ton. HOTEL BRIGHTON time, NfTlt f The big game this week sends Queen's Teens Train OPEN New Ohio College . ALL YEAR sruai uic idea u St. Francis against St. Thomas . 211 • Third Avenue 1 Block from • Now for the in intermediate beach Asbury Park, N. J. g^dM3sa. Booking Apostle an For Opens in October LABOR _ DAY Careers Free ocean „ 14 bathing from hotel or locker room. • FREE PARKING. contest on Aug. at Newark by Doing CANTON, Ohio Walsh Church Nearby. PRIVATE BEACH GLORIOUS SURF Booklet on Request. (NC) WITH 3 RATES tiA Per Schools Stadium. Victory for St. PATRRSON in the liberal FAMOUS HOTEL ■ HEALS from Teen-age girls hospital field and the College, anew arts col- O Efficiency Apts. From $65 ‘VtrTTH! t*U Week help c „ „ Weekly Francis doing volunteer work 2 One Block from Ocean & Lake would put it one notch this Sum- sick. lege for men, will open in Octo- Family Rooms, Double Bed, Ocean & Pool Tennis. mer Bathing. Golf. nearer the but a at St. are ber. Deep Sea tie, loss might Joseph’s Hospital Volunteers to patient Some 60 first-year students Tn - - ... warrens Fishing. Theaters, etc. avail. assigned Each $lO.OO close look at Daily $56.00 Weekly Mftfcnr on ntociAN 5 Ph. Obson »-»oto h. A. TAYLOR result in a triple tie for the lead, getting a what may floors are trained in basic duties. from this area will be accepted. Rooms with Twin Beds - be their future 7.00 - $ Daily $42.00 Weekly AT STUNO LAW, N. J. u with one of the pursuers, St. Pe- careers. Most of They learn hospital routine, and The institution, first Catholic them Rooms with Beds • want to be nurses. to Double -$ 6.00 Drcu Lunch due to a forfeit get know about other in the dio- Daily _ $36.00 Weekly in your room. 2 The Lake ter’s, pick up areas college Youngstown Rooms • View win. Sixty girls and Single $ 4.00 in your ...The £ boys, aged 14-15 of service: laboratory, x-ray, ad- cese, is named for Em- Daily _ $24.00 Bathing-Suit Bishop Weekly ® years old, are at Beach i* YOURS—No crowd*! Sprint Lake Beach* N.J. working the ministration, met M. Walsh of Reduced rates at Monte Carlo Of this Sunday’s secondary operating rooms, Youngstown. Pool A Choice Vacation Spot hospital as members the MB, AND of Mar- MRS. JOHN KAWAS, OWNERS AND MANAGERS Block to Oca an A games in the intermediate personnel, clinics, emergency on ian Guild’s Finest Spot OteJermyCoatt Boardwalk. Golf, Flak- youth unit, called the league, the ones between service, purchasing, dietary, hos- ing* ate. Modified Amir, St. Val- Club Sets “Queen’s Teens.” They come pital-run schools Gregory Plan, Attractive Ratal. entine’s and Our Lady of Lour- and record Free Parking. from nearly every and HOTEL OF 00E UDY Gibton public keeping. Annual Beach ATLANTIC & ENURE OF FATIMA 9-4115 des, and St. Aloysius and Immac- Party ANNEX parochial high school in the Pat- Jamas E. Fitzpatrick ulate hold ORANGE The Gregory Club IOMO« ASRURY PARK Cheerful color- Conception (Montclair) erson area. SEVERAL OF THE room-eeitin** boys have of New will FRII OCEAN BATH the most promise of action. Jersey hold its an- Macßeynolds INO from HOTIL fatly appointed. Wonderful To have worked on patient but s date, they given 2,055 floors, for Coif. All The schedule nual beach party at the National ASBURY N.J. food. ■ port*. Super- for Aug. 14: hours the most ! ASBURY PARK, N. J. PARK, of duty. They should top part, they are assigned Guard vieed activUien for children. to Training Center in Sea Europaan Plan, Block to Botch, Moor INTERMIDIATI LEAGUI 3,000 hours before school messenger service. The boys Delightfully situated 2 blocks from Raatauranta, Thaafrat, ate. Talovltlon, WarflMi/jrAiweiii Aaa The Hewitt opens. Girt on Aug. 14. Raaaonabla At Wituolna Park, Bloomflald Fifty-two volunteers also sort man Ratoa. Homtllka Atmaa- nna ciw» m*n i are mail, wheel ocean Sunset coacxoTK. St. Valentine's (Bloomfield) girls; chairs, Co-chairmen opposite beautiful v*. O. L. eight and assist patients for the affair are Lake. Lourdes (West Orange) 1 p.m. are boys. with their Comfortable rooms. Especially Fop Raiarvatlona, Fhona FR «-*m Marge Kliminski and Dick Fran- St. Lucy's luggage. good 3,000 of Atk for Mr. (Newark) vs. Blessed Sac- meals. sq. ft. spacious or Mrt. J. I. WILLETT chino. Wellington rament (East Orange). 3:30 p.m. THE GIRLS interested in The uniforms of the veranda with sundeck. Convenient volunteers It will under SPRING LAKE N. J. At Branch Brook Extension nursing “are not get way at 10 to churches. BEACH, learning only have attracted the attention of Entire Block St. Aloysius (Newark) Immaculate a.m. and on Lake Front * va. what their future work will members are invited to WITH MEALS mSBURY S NEWEST OCfAN-FRONT • only Conception (Montclair). 1 be,” patients, visitors and WONDERFUL DAY '• WEEK SEASON two BUu from Ocean. Pool, p.m. .doctors. their RESERVE * B'walk. FREE PARKING. Sacred Heart explained Sister Loretta The bring along family and NOWI lUROPIAN PLAN Cathedral (Newark) va. Agnes, girls wear yellow Beautiful O. pinafores friends. 100% FIREPROOF HOTEL (round!. Near St. Cath- L. Mt. Carmel (Montclair). 3:30 p.m. director of “but RATES - volunteers, they and the boys wear yellow $4O $65 THE WEDGWOOD erlne'e Church A Shrine. EURO- At Newark ties. PEAN Schools Stsdium are Per PRCI PARKING PLAN Including breakfaet learning about the hospital Weekly Person St. Thomss the Apostle Openings for “Queen’s Teens” through Sept. llth. RATES per (Bloomfield) itself. 107 Sunset Ave. vs. St. Frsncls In reaching a final deci- PRospect 5-1442 201-205 FIRST AVENUE peraon dallr. Single *7 00 to M.oo] Xavier (Newark). 3:30 year-round program on P. week- Double $6.50 to $lO.OO. sion, they will have a realistic ends 7-HOUR SERVICE SPRING N.J. will be filled after 1. LAKE, NOTE: O. L. Valley, Orange, and Sept. Margaret Malone, Owner-Mgr. point of view of the A volunteer Mr*. Gerald Dundoa Glbion t-t§44 St. Peter's. Belleville, sre not sched- complex job must be at least 14 BLACK and WHITE Reservations: Gibson 9-8220 uled but of for the SHOREHAM will pick up forfeit victories caring sick, and how years old. over tesms thst have withdrawn. best ■ Pree Ocean Bathing From Hotel The BREAKERS they can be part of it.” FILMS Beet location. 1 block to beach. Home. JUNIOR LEAGUI The Sprlno Lake Batch. N. J. others, except one who Uke atmoepbere. Near reatauranta and At Branch Brook Ixtension boy Wednesday, 17 OCEAN FRONT wants August churchea. Room ratea—Weekly, aimle MOTEL-HOTEL AIR-CONDITIONED to be a have JUMBO AMiRICAN PLAN St. Thomas the Apostle, Bloomfield, doctor, not UP- Double 111 MODIFIED per perton. Alao vs. St. Lucy's. Newark. 1 decided about future private bathe. Private Beach. Excel’nt Food. Congenial p.m. careers. But SIZE POOL I Guests. Games and Partiea Rose of J. O'Conner i. CABANA CLUB Cocktail St. Lima. Newark, vs. St. have Helmbecker. ewnera THE CHATEAU Paul the they serious reasons for SPRING LAKE OFFERS Apostle, Irvington, 1 p.m. At Tfc# Boardwalk b 2»d Avo. Two Mila Boardwalk. Golf. Tennis, St. Michael's. volunteering. They want to learn CLIFTON br-the-See Newark, vs. Sacred Fishlnf. Dancing. Supper Cluba. Heart. ASBURY tFRINO LAKE'S ONLY MOTEL Vallsburg. 3:30 p.m. about the variety of PIRBT HOTEL FROM OCEAN PARK, IV. J. Shops and Movies occupations lit 3rd Ave. ASBURY PARK, N. J. -In CnHr af T* Convenient to Churches A.P. St. THOMAS, Friendly Family Hotel, Homey Atmoe- H, Ch»r»h«. Owner-Manaoer *•*?**!* itmta. Brochure and Rates Request Rates S3 S7 double phere. Lane airy rooma. Ocean PlirMlaß POOL mi on per person oc- 1 View. Pwrlm Olbson O'* DeUcloua Homo PIH-HmUMrI 9-7700 Expoturtt Dtvtloptd and Printed Cooked Mealr. 138 up Omm cupancy. Only Motel with pool 4> wkly St. per peraon Without Meala lIS up hf Paraon-far Lights Out, Vincent's ★ tekly each. Bathing Prtvlleaea. Day ocean bathing privileges at Spring a DmMi Joaephlne Farlello, PR 4-M7l A 44141 CA U» ■ Oihpiph 1 DAY SERVICE 35 mm A * mm kJU Lake beaches. Still eaawaawawaaawewaa Mfiypn/ui Wins Drum Contest Cantlnantal trcikfut KODACHROME John ■. P. 01 t-flO# DAY Smith Phone CLIFTON The lights went out at the Starlite Drum DANA llflLLHALL American Plan or Kuropaan flap COLOR PROCESSING Fh. P Respect Min Fiesta Admiuton Wrlta e» call PKeapact UIH, Prompt Replies, Color Eooklet sponsored by St. Brendan’s aJA JK from Boardwalk and Ocean Corps on 6, but parking Wi N. V. c. Tal.i Dlaby Mill Aug. FURNISH PRIS OCEAN BATHDiO _ some fkfcj 10c each for Adtla Rei. M*anaaar quick help from everyone—- 25 % Conservative Management. Near All Mrt. «am»ey, AL-SAN emergency the fire department and ) reduction! Churches. All Outside Rooma. Amir. A OCEAN GBOVE local Civil Defense units enabled St. -2 p. m. to midnight RESORT MOTEL Vincent’s Guarantied Quality Kastman ARS, Cadets, I by OPEN ALL YEAR Bayonne, to off free circui A fr 9:30 JAMBS MONTAUK HOTEL walk with another drum and p. m. Kodak | CREATED TOR TRUE NEW JERSEY bugle corps Flral SEASIDE HEIGHTS Ave. A Bond St. On* block from VACATIONING - IN THE CASUAL victory. Holy Spirit. Am. A Eur. Plant. Pr** MANNER. When Ocoan the portable lighting uss Bathlnf. Rate* lilt Dally T 7 ULTRA-MODERN UNITS siders and St. Vincent's of Mad- OLYMPIC PARK ’drug dept.storel 1 SWIMMINO POOLS per poraon. Low Auault Rataa. Writ* equipment failed, a hurry call ison. SI Journal GLOW Phona. *-7740. THE AHELBURNE {quart, Jartny Clly , OCEAN PR RECREATION ROOM TV - MOTEL or was in for the fire IR VINC TON MAPLf WOOD COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED put depart- HE 5-1004 . 7411 I ON THE BOARDWALK OCIAN NEW SHOP s COPTEE IDLE LAST In Saaalda Halahti •■ova, n. t. ment and Civil Defense trucks, week, the Blessed ROUTS IS SPRINO LAKS, N. J. '-tk ri*h‘ MADISON HOTEL On Beautiful whose Sacrament Olbton t-414* P. 0. Sax 14 Ocean Pathway powerful searchlights pro- Golden Knights will jan. IU 7TH AVI. ASRURY PARK, N. J. NEW All til* and concrete LOW RATES vided for the return to action 13, 2 BUf Porchea Overlooklnß Oc*an enough illumination Aug. taking Privata roomi and batha Curopean and ar American Plan contest Aanr. A Euro. Plan Family Hotel, Mod- BAYHEAD to be completed. Only one part in a contest sponsored by accommodate 4 r.uro. Sinaia from S3 dir, 30 wklri •rately Priced. Famoua for Our Homo Proa Parkins and Momlnj Coffee Double from S3 dir, 523 wklr: drummer got lost in the dark and Our Lady of Lourdes of Pater- Hancock Cookln* A Bakins. Catholic Ownarahlp. Ava, and Boardwalk Maali Optional, S4 dir, 533 wklr: at he was from St. which son Hinchcliffe Stadium. Mrs. C. Hanson, Prop. NEAR OCEAN . NEAR CHURCHIS OCEAN VIEW HOTEL PHONE ua COLLECT. PR 4-383 X Brendan's, Ar- Call (I MIN far rasarvations. JEANNE - JACQUES, Owner Mar. limited itself to an exhibition per- rayed against the Golden Knights, PR r •"V who 1-44*4 formance. have a 9-1 mark this season, NEPTUNE LAKENSEA HOTEL faELMAR St. Vincent’s scored will be the Garfield Cadets, St. 11 Sea view Ave. PR 4-231S 87.37 points Ocean Orove. N. J. to Patrick’s of Jersey and pick up its ninth win of the City St. V 4 blk. (mm Block Asbury ASBURY COURT MOTKL ocean: to Catherine of Siena of St. HILLTOP MOTEL Park. Nr. Cafeteria; comfortable roomi. season against two losses. In sec- Albans, m not cold running water. TV. Long Island. NSPTUNS, N. J. . Pketpott t-u n A Color ond the tkjwttamtmta place were Golden Lanc- ONE OF THE SHORE'S NEWEETI Spec. Rates May A Sept. Continental • Little Air Conditioned TV • Ridloi time is left for Routs IS, Bolmar, N. J. ■AY HIAD, NEW JIRIRY Bkft. Included. DAVID JOHNSON. Mar. ers of Long Island, followed by now both U*rta Swimming Pool . fun Dock Olb.on *4117 St. Vincent’s Shuffloboard BoauUrul Lawn An American Family Typa Retort un- the Audubon All Girl and Blessed Sacra- ***4tt*kM*»<- - • AHt CONDITIONED AVON Bon-Bons, Shade Treat Efficiency rhanted throughout the No ment . Unite • HOT WATER HEAT year* the Paterson St. as they prepare for the • Honky Tunk. Wa oMar a private beach Cadets, Lucy’s • JUNCTION OP HWVt. • FREE St INCH TV Veterans of Wars AMERICAN TOURISTER ••SMS Oarden on the oceanfront, well maintained THE CORNER HOUSE of Newark, the Newark Wood- Foreign na- OSHKOSH Slate Parkway - OPIN ALL YEAR and cuarded. With meala from $43 • up Gueat rooming house. Near beach and tional contest on at • weekly. Aug. 24 ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Cathoilo Churches, hot A cold running WINGS Briggs Stadium, Detroit. This NEW YORK NEW YORK RIIIRVATIONIi Ph. TW 1-3*ll water. • H. CUDAHY TILTON, Owner-Mgr. 194 Woodlarv* Avenue. SAMSONITE • will be the fourth meeting of the LARK AVON BY THI-SIA, N. i. LEATHER Another for GOODS l GIFTS - year the two top corps, with FREE MONOGRAMMINO . . Try POIt.SUMMIK't PUN and SUN . PR 4-1359 the Golden So. Cairo, N. Y. IRELAND IN THE CATSKILLS 2-9528 Mr., H. 1.8 H»r»Ur, Knights holding a 2-1 MAdUoa HOTEL GRENVILLE M«r, We Welcome DINERS’ edge at present. Club, "International Charge", One of Bay Heed's oldest established Carte Blanche and K ELLY'S In Union Race American Express Charges. EMERALD ISLE HOUSE hotels with be thin* directly from your room. Excellent home-cooked foods and homey atmosphere for ell the family. Rosary and Idol vacation apot for young t§ old. the beat la HOLIDAY HOUSE ELIZABETH—HoIy courtage and kaepltaL Spacious dlnlnc room serving the publle CYO room InoaraPrtnj St. Sponsors Tour Iff.-, J> mattreaaea. 3MU homo aookad mat la 3 meals dalle ONE HALF BLOCK FROM THE OCEAN Joseph's (Roselle) will make dally (all fraah vcaalablaa) Luggage apadoua dining room. Bar * Drill T.V. shop For dancing and HOTEL ORINVILLI Wat.r In All Room. another attempt to settle the sec- Of entertainment WlUiam Quinn * hla trio T niggle Ph TW 2-9113 Running Fatima Statue weekly In Emerald tale Ballroom 145 our own (rotn Vtiday. 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IRA OIRT AIR CONDITIONID on Aug. 5, with St. Joseph's lead- rector, announced that this is the before the OW«M * JULIA LAMB CHATEAU ing, 4-0, game was 14th year for the tour. Your most to import*! called due darkness. They arc The tour to *fc. »-a. hopes promote uutmc an. n. l .» the only clubs left with a chance knowledge of the promises made th. for the title, as Holy Rosary by the Mother of God at Fatima food purdios* it O L O N I A L ON WASHINGTON LAKE Mn*<«n eliminated St. Mary's (Plainfield) and devotion to her under ■<* BEACH the s with a 11-1 rout on 2. Our YULAN 6, NEW YORK. TEL. BARRYVILLE 4251 1 block! 1o Aug. name Lady of Fatima. tl. Nlcholm Rates sfl to B 8 per person double occu- Usual summer New Recreation Clark Stallone and Steve Loven- SPORTS. Room . . . only 30 ED J. McNEUII minutes to Manhattan Race Track. German-Ameiican cuisine, pancy. Complimentary breakfast, bath- Own. Mor. guth paced the Rosarians to this on shores oI Washington Lake. 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St. Lucy's 4 14 THE ADVOCATE August 11, 1960 Book Review tor the Racial Treated MOVIES Prejudice A Catholic on For further Information call: MA 3-5700 Foreign Policy Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone (From "Best Sellers", Uni- the fullness of his real-politik, than that of their “realistic” col- In Violent War Adventures of Movies of Flanders Journey to Center Snow Queen versity of Scranton) conditioned by two decades of leagues. Perhaps the missionary Huckleberry Finn EogIge of Eternity of Earth Story of Ruth Battle of Flame Over India Kidnapped 10 Commandments AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: life in and study of the: USSR spirit of hope is still not dead in William H. tensions between the races. Coral Sea For the Ist Time Killers of Tartan, Ape Man By Mooring Japanese origin were impris- Battle in Gallant Hours Kilimanjaro .—"3o" REALISTS AND IDEALISTS: A and its harshness. Or, in class- our sophisticated world. oned while their Outer Space Last Angry Man Racial is American-born Gideon of Scot- 3rd Man on Moun- CATHOLIC ing Frederick L. Schuman as a In the makeup of the text prejudice injected IN THE BLOOD-CURDLING Ben Hur land Yard Last Voyage tain INTERPRETATION. ap- sons went off to strongly into two upcoming war action film, "Hell fight for the Behind the Great Glenn Miller Story Lost World 13 Fighting Men By Dorothy Jane Van Hoogs- pragmatic realist, which in po- proximately half of it is devoted to Eternity,’’ Wall Libel U. S. against their Good Day for a 1.001 Arabian Nts. films, of which we are about to own people Big Fisherman strate. Herder. $6.25 (Adults litical theory he is, no account to an examination of Christian we get the real life story of Guy Hanging Man on string Timbuktu only of “the old Big Jeetor Great Masters of Toby Tyler get a fresh and more violent homeless country.” Day because of advanced content and is taken of his serious and Catholic principles concerning Gabaldon, a American Big Night Gunfighters Congo Jungle past It seems that of 12 Hours to Kill every aspect of Blood & Steel style.) involvement with international man and state. This includes, it cycle. boy who was raised by a kindly, Abilene Michael Strogoff Warrior A Slave war that can cause Broth of a “Boy Guns of Timber- Mouse That Roared Girl In "All the Americans This is a well communist fronts and Soviet for- must be added, an excellent bib- Young Men,” U. S. Japanese-American family. They Circus Stars land Noose for Gunman When Comedy surprising as as embarrassment is about Comanche servicemen Alan Ladd him their to be Station Have Rocket. Will Oklahoma Territory Was King an unexpected book. It is sur- eign policy of which the most Sister Dorothy Jane played by taught language so well Conspiracy liography. laid bare in the of Travel Operation Windjammer latest wave of Hearts because Sister charitable here at her most useful and Sidney Poi- that during the war with Japan, Houdini Amsterdam Would-Be prising Dorothy thing one can suggest is level, Hollywood war films. Cosmic Man Hound Dog Man Private's Affair Gentlemen tier come to Gabaldon was has done something which no is his idealism, not his realism, for having accurately portrayed log- used as an inter- Day They Robbed Israel Pollyanna Wreck of Mary when preter. Asa The Idiot Bank of England It Happened to Silent Enemy Deare other current commentator on forced this myopia. the basic problem of af- gerheads . foreign rugged, though Dlnosauris Jane Sink the BLsmarck the is foreign affairs has had the cour Not so strangely, however, the fairs as dependent on one’s Negro under-sized, U. S. Marine (por- Fair (Adults) being age or ambition to author seems more comfortable of the of man and given charge of trayed by Jeffrey Hunter), Ga- Pedestrian in Unobjectionable for Adults, Adolescents undertake: concept nature pace and 30 years small, iso- Angry Red Planet write an evaluation of with the Idealists whom the of the she sets a baldon eventually induced large old in 4-D Man Man Who Died Tarzan. the objective among purpose state, story-telling technique, this Atomic Submarine Gazebo Twice Magnificent lated Arson the leading American of the reader may be to clearly and tho detach- numbers of defeated to for Hire Ghost of Dragstrip Mating Time 10 Seconds to Hell analysts surprised forth, succinctly Japanese 122-minute, Soviet "cultural ex- Babette Goes over a to Hollow Mountain Road Thunder in Sun U.S. international find Walter Lippmann, the traditional Church view on the ment, leave their cave hideouts War policy. apos- on change” feature may interest Giant of Marathon Pay or Die Time Machine of white sergeant Bat Grand The study has been tle established power. Among political order of society as re- Saipan and surrender. some art Illusion Pier 3 Havana Tlngler ably pre- theater fans, but seems Battle of Sexes of dubious Gunfight at Please Don't Eat Unforgiven pared within a definite scheme the other “realists” ex- flected in natural its Thom- re- The out Because They’re the briefly law, story brings the irony to lack popular Dodge City Daisies Verboten appeal. The Young amined are Dexter pute. Hannibal Prisoner of Volga Virtuous Bigamist allowing for expression of the Perkins, Vera ist interpretations, and k of our country’s essential intern- Bellboy Papal Dostoevsky story, filmed sevoral Hell Bent for Nun's Story Visit to Small and the Burt The hostile, ment of Bella Are Ringing sane traditional ‘ Christian Dean, life-long liberal, pronouncements. 1 many pro-American Jap- times before—and sometimes bet- Leather Porgy and Bess Planet Born to Be Here Come Jets Return of Fly Wake Me When Marshall, the anti-Negro attitudes of some of anese after the natural law view of the political top professional What develops is an excellent Pearl Harbor out- ter—tells of an impoverished Rus- Brain Eaters Hole in the Head Roof It's Over the added to the horror of Brides of Dracula House 7 Hawks Samson A Delilah Walk Like Dragon society in which we live, and tco diplomatist represented, lawyer summary of modern political men, rage. It may persuade many sian of prince whose ideals make But Not for Me Ice Palace Say One for Me Warlock this realistic war drama, serve often die, it seems, as a result Philip Jessup, teacher Louis thought from Bellarmine to Mari- people overseas that our authori- him seem almost Crazy for Love Kings Go Forth Scent of M* *»• Wild and the eccentric of to indict not war Itself, but Curse Undead Last Train From Sergeant Rutledge Innocent of mangled Halle, philosopher F. S. C. North- tain and John Courtney Murray. only ties acted out of rather than an Devil's principles. spite among amoral social set in Disciple Gun Hill Solid Gold Woman Eater the kind of warfare that on Enchanted rop and ardent social apostles The last section of the goes for sound reasons of Island Legend of Tom Cadillac Woman Obaeaaed Sister Dorothy and Herder both boo)c security. Czarist Russia. Some excellent Face of a Fugitive Dooley Song Without End World. Flesh and Harry Flannery and Thomas a and among many Americans who pre- Those unfamiliar with Flying deserve sincere represents truly rewarding all the costuming, most appealing color Fontaines Man in the Net Surrender Hell the Devil thanks for com- sume to be on the same side. circumstances Murray. honest attempt to provide prac- confronting our and pletion of this project. Many a interesting, although Adults at In many this stylized Morally Unobjectionable for One marvels the industrious- tical based on Church areas, however, government at the time confused student of po- solutions, may acting, but static direction and All the Fine Heller Pink Mirror Ha* Facet graduate in 2 Sapphire ness of these as the may tend to increase, not relieve wonder Young Cannibal* Tights ' Murder, Inc. Seven Thieves litical "visionaries,” thought, to myriad of reel why some parents of tedious, over-flowery science, and perhaps many script. Angry Hill* Home From Hill Music Box Kid Sound A Fury they zealously work in mar- Ask House of more harried will ths problems encompassing us: co- Any Girl Intrigue No Name on the South Pacific diplomatists, Back to Wall Hypnotic Eye let place of foreign affairs to lonialism, Bullet Story on Page 1 find comfort and wise in foreign aid, socialism, Best quick of Everything Dciru North by North- Tiger Bay bring their hopei to fruition. The the morality of the Big Operator I Passed for west Kind sights from careful of war, efficacy That of reading lists of idealists Black Orpheua White Odds Against Woman is, to say the of intervention, and the of the book in whole or in part. reality Blue Denim Idiot Tomorrow They Came to least, considerably more active Career I'm All night. Of Life and Ixive Cordura This is not to suggest that this peace. 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Colonial kitchen with built-in oven E. Ridgewood Ave., GI 5-1600 ad • r«»n dining Open 11 The * range- room. All on one A. M. to duik Monsanto Agency noor. Hot water baseboard beat. Lower WiUr St. N«wton DU 3-lftM *>• finished to provide ad- SPARTA Radio ditional bedrooms or recreation area. PILLOWS COM . QUILTS F.H.A. $2,500 DOWN ThU U a custom ,*109.0 PER MONTH SUNDAY, A03. H PILLOWS - QUILTS designed home. -V *• Havo 3 B. R. Colonial Ranrh the plans at our 6:13 a.m WNEW—Sacred Haart © office. D with I -iS"***-RfnOTllcd, ruigwi loaded cab- "**» - R-.Wlchon-11 7 a m. WNEW - Hour of Crucified V riianJ? eatheri and. Down by ~ n ovtn ' brcakfant tb* FAYSON room. Stone 7:15 a.m WECA—Hour of St. Francis LAKE fireplace In rec. bn.se- rs ment, 7:30 a m WHOM—Sacred Heart Hour BROS attached oversize garage. PENNER 7:30 a WOR - Marian Theater COMMUNITY, INC. TO BUILD m GOING — M B’wajr rx 11:30 a.m. WABC Christiana’ In earn Boonloo Ave.. at Fajrson Lake Rd. *<»» visit ctys. exclu- Action. "Cities In Crisis". Dennis c Klnnelon Morris Coontr. N. J. US""** Sussex lake community. FOX Clark. TErmlnal S-tStl PLUMBING * located in Hour. A HEATING ARJdS. sparta op- 2:30 p m. WRCA — Catholic posite Our Lady of the Lake school and "Position of Catholics In America." HANOVER tt Jo*t starting delux Michael T. Inc. •5 siju a quall- Philip Scharper. VC/. ~ lii>r «lV* Baudermann, tysplU ranch with an old fashioned rear 8 30 VVVNJ - Uvtn* Rosary. Valuable fcl. is property 100x200 wttl Pdreh. 2 car p.m. garage on a 3/4 acre lot Rev. Louis J. Konzelmann. Im? hrt»» used tor business with city water. MONDAY, AUG. IS IN UNCROWOEO IU. 10 TU 7-5070 See the plans at office of BEAUTIFUL, Whtppany 5:45 WSOU (FM>—Sacred Heart. MARY A. BERNHARDT E. G. ANDERSON p.m. 10:03 WSOU (FM) — Rosary. VERNON TWP., SUSSEX CO. RELIGIOUS GOODS p.m. B« W. 10 Whlppany TO 7-5070 Srrvliu Lake Mohawk Sparta Area TUESDAY, AUG. 11 BQBRSUI ZREnr Rl. la Center of Sparta 5.45 WSOU CLASSIC LOT OWNERS,! 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YOU GET ALL THIS: HOME INCLUDES!' 3 bedrooms and FULLY bath Custom fiefc Tho 44xM'(" clank ranch big Ceramic-tiled plus huge area for 4th bedroom Woodcraft Kitchen Cabinets * No. 1 Avalon, ... a dotlgn, providing for expansion • Insulation maximum at matt oconomicol colt . . . with full flnl.had and full bath, finished Flooring Rockwool or Kberglas • .paca recreation room, large picture-windowed living room, modern kitchen, Double 1 Course Cedar Shakes • bot.mant, bodroomi, fuN dining roam, big living room, modarn separate full 7 Asphalt Roof dining room, big closets, 130 sq. ft. room and ft. • .clone, kltchon. Nolo dramatic 4-foot ovorhang protocting plcturo utility 25 deep garage. 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Medicine Cabineta • Thatcher Oil or Gas-Fired Heating System New Jersey's Most Recommended Builder HILCO HOMES I rissse null ■no espy si you r nlpM. lllu»tr»t*d booklst #f BXL-AIRC h—ISS. | | Name U. S. ROUTE 22 I Dont. CA 1-11 Address. Betwoan Hod. Avo., and Wadilngtan Avo. I HILCO HOMES, City 1 Milo, woat of Plolnfi.ld Ovorpo.* P. O. Box 224, Dunollen, N. J. Oroonbrook Town.hip, N. J. | I I own e lot NAME (where). . BEL-AIRE I I plea to buUd (when). ADDRESS. ROUTE 9, WOODBRIDGE ROUTE 46, LODI, N. J. AOV Just north of Tpk. Exit 11 on Exit 128- STATE CITY Pkwy. 1 mile east of American Shops Phone: MErcury 6-0090 Member: National Phone GRegory 2-3535 lot? Do you own a Yot D No fl Phono No. of Homo Builders 16 THE ADVOCATE August 11, 1960 Red Mass In Union City Film Appreciation 25 Sept. Teachers’ to Mark NEWARK Sponsored Topic Archbishop the Catholic by Lawyers JERSEY CITY Edward Fischer of Notre Dame Guild of the Archdiocese of University will conduct the first in a! series of study days Church the Anniversary Newark, annual Votive on the “Standards of Motion Picture Appreciation” at the Mass of the Holy Spirit of St 22. UNION CITY With Archbishop Boland presiding Academy Aloysius here, Aug. (Red Mass) will be offered at Thfe at course is being offered to high school teachers and preaching the Solemn Mass of Thanksgivingthe 10th 10 a.m. Sept. 25 in Sacred Heart and other interested adults under anniversary of the dedication of the new St. Anthony’s Cathedral. the sponsorship of the Young Archbishop Boland will be cele al family magazine published Church will be observed Aug. 14, at 10:30 a.m. Catholic Leaders’ Institute of the brant and the sermon will be at Notre Dame. In the Fail, The late Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh dedicated the Archdiocese of Newark. Ward preached by Msgr. Thomas M. Sheed and will publish church and blessed the new rec- Reardon, moderator of the law- FISCHER WILL discuss the his book, “The Screen Arts,” a tory and auditorium on Aug. of f 12, in seven years. In preparation yers’ guild. motion pictures as an art form; guide to motion picture and 1950. The following day. Arch- tor the 10th anniversary the in- the use of dramatic criticism to television critical standards. then FOLLOWING the bishop Boland, Bishop of terior of tiie church has been Mass, there teach appreciation of movies; Also participating in the study the first will be a Communion Paterson, sang Solemn completely refurbished. breakfast at motion picture terminology; days will be Moira Walsh, movia Pontifical Mass in the Thomm’s Park new Archbishop Boland is no Restaurant, Avc., camera movements, optical ef- critic for America; J. D. Nicola, church. according to the announcements. fects, entertainment writer for Infor- stranger to St. Anthony’s. As HIBERNIAN OFFICERS: Officers of theAncient Order of composition, vizualization, Hibernians gather in St. those present will Father Boland, he was admin- Louis for the Among be lighting, color and sound. mation; James, Scovotti of Our THE NEW PLANT was the re- Irish-American group’s 70th national convention. From left: Patrick members of istrator of the parish from the local judiciary Fischer teaches courses in Sunday Visitor who is also as- 1 sult of serious sacrifice by the October, to 1939, Hogan, Stamford, Conn., president; Mary E. Hurley, Belmont, Mass., and Catholic lawyers. Also invit- writing and design in Notre sociaed with the Louis de Roche- parishioners. the ,1938, May, retiring presi- Including pur- dent of ed are members of the Dame’s when Msgr. Caesar Rinaldi the Ladies Auxiliary; Archbishop Boland, national Jeremiah faculty, department of cbmmu- mont Films, and others. chase of the land at Central Ave- chaplain; J. student came to take charge From body and administrative nication arts. He also writes Rev. Stanley M. Grabowski ia nue and Eighth Street, the build- O’Callaghan, Jersey City, retiring president; Kathleen Smith, New York, to new'presi- staff of the Seton Hall University motion May, 1939, January, 1940, dent of the picture and television director of the Y.C.L. and spon- ings and equipment cost more Ladies Auxiliary; and Rev. John T. Lawlor, School of Law. Archbishop Boland continued Coytesville, N.J., deputy criticism for Ave nation- sor of this than $1 million. When the church Maria, project. his contacts with the parish by nationalchaplain. was dedicated the parish had a coming every weekend to bear debt of $425,000 but this was paid confessions, say Mass and preach. Archbishop Asks Hibernians Cite St. Peter’s Celebrant of the Mass of Thanksgiving will be Msgr. An- For Brochure thony DiLuca, pastor, Holy Fam- ily, Nutley. Deacon and subdea- To Heed of Fatima JERSEY CITY St. Peter’s will Message con be Rev. Gerard M. San- has been cited for College „ns tora, Jer- ST. Mo. - A call pastor, Holy Rosary, LOUIS, for "Mary has appeared at places special of the Hibernians brochure is- targets Homecoming Day sey City, and Rev. Vincent Garof- greater prayer and penance in like Fatima to afouse the world. the convention. sued this during Premier year. folo, administrator, Our Lady of accordance with the desires ex- and Penance, penance moie pen- Khrushchev was denounced for The award was given St. Pe- Sorrows, Garfield. pressed by the Virgin Mary in ance is her ter’s message. Mary tried liis insults to President Eisen- at the recent annual con- James her appearances Msgr. A. Hughes, Vicar at Fatima, was to impress us that without hower vention upon during the abortive sum- of the American Alumni will be voiced Boland to General, archpriest to by Archbishop following her advice, we could mit meeting in Paris. Communist Council in and was the Washington, Archbishop Boland and the dea- Ancient Order of Hibernians not save possibly the world from China was scored particularly for At accepted by Fred Jacques, exe- of honor will be Jo- at their 70th biennial convention Lincroft, 81/2-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL cons Msgr. destruction, nor our souls from imprisoning Bishop James E. cutive of St. Peter’s here. dttfitieticnintut secretary seph ,A. Shovlin, pastor, St. hell.” of Cumberland fat/Mtf txc/ttir-*, 4 2ft or 3 Alumhi Walsh, M.M., Bidrooms, Baths College Association. Anne’s, Jersey City, and Msgr. Archbishop Boland, national Md. j/*tcentmtimf, uUuila*loea/ic. Peter’s College’s homecom- Clement M. of the AUXILIARY BISHOP Glennon St, Weitekamp, pastor, chaplain organization, Hera'* a home buy that li different P. Flavin of St. dltlinctivaly *23,900 ing was chosen Union at a Solemn Pontifical Louis, who ad- day mailing by Holy Family,' City. spoke • • • ond It'* »ituat«d In the txduilr* dressed the most *ec- five in Mass in St. annual banquet meet- tlon of Monmouth judges competition against Msgr. Caesar M. Rinaldi, St. Louis Cathedral and County (|u*t 3 minute* from Liberal ing, declared that Irish-Atneri- Financing 1,000 private and public colleges Anthony’s pastor, will preach in cited the traditional devotion of Red Bank) that’* |u*t perfect for delightful cans "brought to the United tuburban Within diitance and universities. both English and Italian. the Irish to their country and to Archbishop’s living. walking are DIRECTIONS fine Oorden State *«uth the Blessed Mother. States a great love of God and a ichooli, Chriition Brother* Academy, St. Parkway to fxlt 10P, riahf % mil# to modal (Ntwman Springs Rd.) Fol- great love of leo The Great Church, and excellent country. . (hopping low signs on Routt 33 south to Rod Bank "AS WE LOOK the Appointments traniportalion. (Newman torn 3 milts to over history "Because the faith of the Springs Rd.), right modol. Follow signs on Routt 34 south .to of the Irish in our country," he Irish is a faith,” he SUNDAY, AUG. 14 fllttF Semi-Circular living said, Center Halt StolrcaM Ntwman Springs Rd., turn loft 4Vfc milts to said, "we realize that their real "it thrived in America and add- 10:30 a.m. Solemn Mass LOOK! Open View Balcony Kitchen contribution—although they have ed to the growth and luster of Coram Pontifice, 10th anniver- Anothor Flnt Community by Miiil t Sun. Oovt Shant and Marvin Stoloff also helped in a material way—- the Church.” sary of new church, St. An- Open Daily ’til I P.M.-Sat. ’til 6 P.M. • "QUALITY CONTROLLED has been spiritual. Communist China and Soviet thony’s, Union City. Brunei) k ON ‘ Represented by t Kramer MUrdeck 61800 CONSTRUCTION" "Today, the great enemy is Premier Nikita Khrushchev were Abarhigat bay materialism and atheistic com- munistn. The danger of our is not so much physical To Enjoy the Fmh Salt Tang of time, fnvitis I I£2i as spiritual," the Archbishop the Open Sea ... The Scent of said. fine A Vacation Home fee OVER 300 LOTS SOLD IN 7 WEEKS! yoo ... Happy Summer Activities such at •Vw Boating, Swimming, Fishing and Make 1st Vows a Haven for Eventual Year-Round or Retirement living. As Brothers -* 73 FT. WIN WATERFRONT HUNTINGTON, N. Y.-Brother LAGOON LOTS Vianney, 0.5.F., son of Mr. and LARGE WOODLAND LOTS Mrs. Joseph Portman of Butler, $l5O DOWN SIS MO. and Brother Jordan, 0.5.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Metz of and 3 BEDROOM 2 West Paterson, pronounced \hcir RANCH HOMES first vows as Franciscan Broth- ers at St. Francis Novitiate here, Finit/fd Homos Aug. 2. SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION Brother Vianney, 0.5.F., was a Summer Rentals Available member of St. Joseph’s parish, Echo Lake, and a graduate of St. Dark SHELLS from $3,100 Open B'til Anthony’a Grammar School, Brooklyn, and St. Jun- RT. 9, P.0.80x 171 Fatted Rim, N.l RT.Mffl Anthony’s lorate, Smilhtown, Long Island. DIRECTIONS: Girden Stitt Pkwy. to Forked River Exit NOi74, Brother Jordan, 0.5.F., was a turn left it end of exit ind go 2 miles to blinker it RL J, turn member of St. Sonaventure's left, on RL 9, go Vi mile to Sunrise Beech. OR: From T< ! / . River, South on Rt 9, go 9V4 miles to Sunrise Beech. J parish, Pa'erson, and a graduate of the parish grammar and high schools. He attended Seton Hall University before entering the order. TOTAL DOWN HERE'S THE OF CON- HEIGHT PAYMENT VENIENCE on • 4 ... elementary 'I BEDROOMS! school, high school. Catholic school and 6-acre park, oil with- in 2 blocks! Four blocks away • CATHOLIC SCHOOL are 2 new shopping centers and bus transportation to Newark, TO BE BUILT N.Y.C. and New Brunswick. KING Christ! Church 2-Blocks FOR Corpus SIZE ON THE TRACT! Away. These beautiful homes offer LOTS more dollar-for-dollar value ter than any others in the Special Introductory price • price 4 HUGELOtSI*l LOTS BEAUTIFUL range. In ANY Ipcationl EACH LOT APPROX. Top this off with LOW, LOW 4,000 SQ. FT. ROLLING, and taxes you, too, will agree that OLD BROOK is New Jersey's Every Lot Has WOODED LOTS! home valuel greatest rmURALLAM Lake-Front Privileges! SEE IT TODAYI complexly Newt You and your whole family can enjoy all Stays your lummart for year* and yaart to come at New Jer*ay'( nawait and mott exciting all tummar . . LAKE SUCCESSI full year community . Homaiitei at this magnificent wooded won- derland (1200 acre* of unipoiled beauty) will surely increase in price before long, to get in this on great introductory offer and lave many dollars. I % YOU'LL HAVE ALL THIS! /A magnificent tri-state view from one of the higheit point* in N. J.l 2'/i mile* of wooded thore-front around a cryttal-clear, spring- fed lake! ,' Enjoy swimming, boating, fiihing, }f ice skating pnd all other summer and winter tportil }/Stoke* Forest State Park cloie byl Many other glorious featured IN THE WOObID MILL SBCTION OP SOUTH RIVER, N. J. DIRECTIONS: N. J. Turnpike south to Exit 9 or U. S. Route 1 south to New Brunswick Circle; turn left (east) (Club Plan),- ' / to the on Route 18 and proceed approx. 1 mile. Stay ATOP BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKESUCCESS PATtRSOK RANGE ( and look tor turnotf to South River right “Jug-handle" ON I (at traffic follow signs to South River onto Old THI APPALACHIAN TRAIL light); I tanSPRINGDALE and to * Bridge Turnpike proceed approx. ZVi miles Kamm TL oVl I *AME> 1 — jXf 11//tin Ave.; turn left 2 blocks to model. SUSSEX COUNTY, N. J. BLUE V e• J> DOVER—Jr JERStY J ’ MOUNTAIN '