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DENVERCATI4 a Ic One Himdrcd Twelve Teachers of Catechism Will Rei;Eive Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Mark A Named President To Speech Nationals CCD Graduation Ceremony 0£ Jaycees For 112 Teachers April 28 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations ^ St Francis' Site Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1967—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles O^rwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Of Historic Event For Confraternity DENVERCATI4 a iC One himdrcd twelve teachers of catechism will rei;eive Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Mark A. Hogan (above) diplomas testifying that they have I'ompleted REGISTER of 1443 S. Eudora Street, the exacting training course for Confrater- Denver, was elected president of the Denver Junior Chamber ■ i VOL. Lll. No. 35. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 DENVER, COLORADO nit.v teachers in a special ceremony in St. Francis of Commerce by the board of de Sales’ Church, Denver, directors of the organization Sunday, April 28, at 3 p.ra. on A p ril 8 . 1 Seven additional trainees Hogan, a member of S t Vin­ Korea Bishop-Elect Visits 'Register' Test Your cent de Paul’s Parish, is a sales w ill receive certificates associate with Carlile-Koelbel, nAnni« llnlinniior senior at Holy Family High showing that they have Realtor. A native of Chicago, UenniS uanogner School. Denver, placed first in dra­ achieved a stage of prac­ he has been a Denver resident matic interpretation at the Rocky Mountain District National tical proficiency in their Patriotism, for three years. Forensic Leapie Tournament on April 6 . He is one of the six The new Jaycee president re­ apeakers who will represent this repon at the N FL national training course. ceived his bachelor of acts de­ tournament in Lexington, Ky., June 26 to A reception at St. Fran­ Knowledge gree at Georgbtawn University Margaret Mahoney, also from Holy Family High, placed cis de Sales’ High School and is president of the George­ third in the same event. Seven of the 10 students representing will follow the ceremony in 1 you town University Rocky Moun­ Holy Family reached the finals in the meet. Sister Marie Cath­ the church. A feature o f the man who introduced the resolu- tain Alumni Association. He arine is speech coach at the Northside school._____________________ to n fo r independence of the also is a Great Books discussion reception will be a display American colonies from Britain leader, a member of the First High School Fund IZesuKs of Confraternity materials, later ted the fight for the Bill Friday Club, state chairman for at which the members of of Rights as the first amend­ Reapportionment for Colorado local parish boards of the ments to the Constitution? That of------- the------------ Colorado -------Junior Cbam-. is the type of information read- ber of Commerce and a member Report Being Analyzed Confraternity will display era can acquire while doing re­ of the Denver Board of Real­ and explain to the visitors search for a contest that is tors. He is active in the Red the many phases of Con­ being launched by the R e g U t e r Cross and Boy Scout organiza­ By Parish Committees fraternity, activity. Mem­ newspapers. tions and has participated in bers of the Archbishop's The Lig3it of Freedom Con­ many civic campaigns. test, which offers a total of Hogan and his wife, Nancy, Meetings of all campaign committees in the Den­ Guild will be hostesses at $12,000 in prizes, cornea 170 have two children, (jary, 19 ver area parishes are being held this week to analyze the reception. years after the Constitution was months, and Mark, four months. the annual report on the'collection of pledges to the The ceremony April 28 signed. Questions in the contest Archbishop’s High Schools Fund. will mark the culmination will deal wi^ American his­ The collection office for the High Schools Fund of a series of training tory and the nation’s Constitn- Biahop-eleet Harold W. Philomena’s Parish, Denver, Minihan of Boston will be co- tion. has prepared a complete record coursra conducted by the Henry, who w ill be consecrated and the Rev. Philip Finnegan, consecrators. The U. S. Constitution was Two Telecasts Chairmen of the parish com­ of paymeats on each pledge Missionary Sisters of Our Bishop-elect Henry is a na­ called by British Prime Minis­ mittees are asked to send a re­ Vicar Apostolic of Kwangju, assistant at St. Auguttine's from each parish. Membas of Lady of Victory at the Holy Korea, on May 11, is shown Parish, Brighton. Bishop-elect tive of Nortbfield, Minn. He bad ter Gladstone “. the most port on their parish meetings lo above on a v isit to the R e g u t e r Henry is the first American- served as Prefect Apostolic of remarkable work known to me the parish committees will study Ghost Youth Center start­ in modern times to have been Of Masses Set the campaign office as soon as plant April 9. Biehop-eiect born Columban to be conse­ K w a n g j u since 1964, until ’ .the report on parish pledge pay­ ing last September and con­ produced by the human intellect, possible after the meeting is H enry is shown, second ffora crated. named Vicar Apostolic and Tit­ ments to determine what should tinuing into May. The pros­ left, with the R t Rev. Monsi- Archbishop Richard J. Cush­ ular Bishop of Coridala on at a single stroke (so to speak), be done if there is evidence that held. A printed form for this.te- pective catechism teachers, pnor Matthew J. Smith, editor- ing w ill officiate in the conse­ March 7. His territory has in its application to political af­ By Channel 1 port has been sent to all pastors. in-chief of'the R t g U t e r (second cration ceremonies for Bishop- more than tripled its Catholic fa irs.” all of the pledges made in the recommended for the train­ Today, with freedom threat­ Each report will include the in­ ing by their pastors last from right), and two Columbans elect Henry in the Holy Cross opulation in the past six years, The ceremonies of Sol­ parish may not be paid on rime. station^ in the Archdiocese of Cathedral, Boston. Bishop John Eaving now over 25,000 faith­ ened on every side, and even formation as to the means being from within, a reverence for emn Masses on Palm Sun­ Each parish campaign com­ fall, have had a 60-hour Denver, the Rev. James J. Wright of Worcester and ful and more than 13,000 cate­ used in the parish to urge the training program in doc­ O’Grsdy (left), assistant at St. Auxiliary Bishop Jeremiah F. individual tights bought with day and Easter will be tele­ mittee is also CO make piansTor chumens. payment of accourlcs which are trine and method. Since patriots' blood and preserved in vised from SL Elizabeth’s contacting all persons in the par­ our system of government is seriously delinquent. early January the sisters Church, Denver, by KLZ- ish who have not made a contri­ more vital than at any other TV (Channel 7) in its House of Total pa^menU to the High have been instructing par­ time. That reverence, however, bution to the High Schools Fund. Attention Is Directed by Archbishop the Lord series. The hour-long . School* Fund now aland at ish groups designated by comes best with a knowledge of telecasts will begin at 11 a.m. Newcomers to Denver $1,267,832.13. The total their pastors for leadership the events that gave birth to on both April 14 and April 21. particdferly invited to partici­ pledges ar« $3,338,430.37. .this nation. in the parish Confraternity It is a fact that many edu­ Blessing of the palms is pate in diis campaign, which The pledge payment period programs as members of To Modifications in Holy Week Rites cated men are unaware of the scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Palm opened in Denver in February, began on March 11. 1936, and their respective p arish implicationa of our Declaration Sunday,** with the Mass ex­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER 19S6. Pledge cards have been w ill end on Aug. 31, 1958. ministers, may be held in all PALM SUNDAY of Independence and Constitu­ pected to start about 10:40 boards. Chancery Office churches and ajl public and The principal Mass of the a.m., so that the beginning of placed in the pews of all Den­ Contributions » the' Arch­ tion. Some do not appreciate In addition to the tndno 1536 Logan Street semi-public oratonSs. If sa­ solemn blessing of the palms the philosophic and religious the Mass will not be included bishop's High Schools Fund may ver area churches for the use of ing in the theory of Con­ Denver 3, Colorado cred ministers are lacking, and the procession should be spirit in which the United in the telecast those persons who have not yet be sent to the Most Rev. Urban fraternity activity, the sis­ Feb. 25. 1967 the simple rite may be held, held in Uie morning, but the States was conceived. The girls' choir of St Mary contributed. J. Vehr, Box 1620, Denver 1. ters have given practical Reverend Dear Father: but three servers are re­ Ordinary can permit it to Knowledge you can gain Euphraaia's High School,iDen- help in setting up The in­ The following modifica­ quired for Palm Sunday and take place in the evening if through working on the content ver, will sing the Mass in honor tions in the liturgy of Holy Holy Thursday and four for greater spiritual benefits answers can make you a better of the Immaculate Heart by Dr.
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