Rally Scheduled Sept. 26 ^ ( Educators Convene on Social Justice

By Register Reporter education to the problems of World Peace Committee of the He is currently working on a The response of education to modern society will be included in United States Catholic Conference doctoral dissertation toward a social change in the world will be the program, which will end with in Washington, D.C. Ph.D. in philosophy from Harvard studied by Metro Denver a Liturgy celebrated by He is also a visiting lecturer Divinity School. His field of educators at two special forums Monsignor William Jones, Vicar in ethics at St. John’s Seminary in specialization is ethics and on Sept. 26 sponsored Central for Education. Brighton, Massachusetts. international politics. Area School Services. On the evening of Sept. 26, A priest of the Boston Father Hehir recently Both meetings will feature Archbishop James V, Casey will archdiocese, Father Hehir was published the article ’ ’The Church Father Bryon Hehir. nationally host an “ Educators’ Rally” to be ordained in 1966. He attended in the Population Year: Notes on a recognized authority on social held at Christ the King parish Kings College. Pennsylvania and Strategy” in the April 1974 issue of justice and the Church. auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. St. John’s Seminary, Brighton. Theological Studies. Principals will gather on the 3 g morning of Sept. 26 to hear a Father Hehir will speak on the series of three talks by Father overall impact of social justice on Hehir centering on “ Education in education. A reception and 1HE turn Today’s World” informal discussion time will Bishop George Evans will follow the talk. Although the DENl/ER moderate the program, to be held evening is primarily for Catholic at the community room of educators, other interested OI1HOLIC Jy persons are invited to attend. R E G IS m ; Columbia Savings in Cherry THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 VOL. L. NO. 9 15 CENTS PER COPY Creek, Denver. The Catholic Father Hehir is the Director SERVING THE CATHOLICS OF NORTHERN COLORADO 72 YEARS Education Guild will serve lunch. of the Justice and Peace division Discussion on the response of of the Social Development and

i\ew Auxiliary Prepares for Episcopal Consecration 'A Bishop’’s Role Is To Be a Good Listener’’ '*9 By Mary Lynett Register Staff Writer ^tter! "Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron relationship with Christ. I rejoice in that selection— I love string,” Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote in one of his essays. working in that area.” he said. His observation could well be applied to the style of "In 1974. the Holy Year,” he added, ’ ’the archdiocese - X leadership envisioned by the archdiocese’s new auxiliary. will focus on reconciliation. I am really excited about Bishop Richard C. Hanifen. that! ’ ’ “ I’ve never been a Bishop,” Father Hanifen said with a ■ I'd like to see reconciliation wherever there is smile, “ but my time has been spent listening a lot. I may alienation. Who’s alientated? We re alienated when we re not do much else, but I do try to listen. And if you listen, not open to ourselves. I’d like to see every person people will let you into their lives. I hope I can continue to challenged to give an honest evaluation of where he’s been operate this way as a bishop. dishonest. I’d like to see people confront each other, pastors ■‘There is a natural reluctance on the part of all of us to confront people, on what their relationship is to God. 'm openly reveal ourselves, even our good parts, to someone "People are afraid to confront God in prayer — it who has the responsibility of making decisions that will means they will have to change,” he observed. affect us. The minute I can say no’ , you and I have a •"There is alienation in this diocese.’ " he pointed out, problem. The only way to break this down,” he stressed, “ is “ by older people alienated by our lack of concern for them for me to be a person to that person.” and our lack of need for them. Being himself is the key to Father Hanifen’s concept of ■"I see young people alienated.” he continued, " by our the modern bishop. Sincerity, listening and openness are his, lack of consistency in our own lives, our inability to listen resources to deal with the complex problems facing the and to respond to real ne’eds and our recent inability to give archdiocese of Denver in the seventies. them stable and predictable answers. They feel betrayed by “The Bishop’s role is the role of the pastor,” he our rapid change, even if change is what they call for.” observed. The people, he believes, want their Bishop "to be F’ather Hanifen said, “ I see alienation really within the a good listener, to have such human qualities as kindness — Church between those who see the Church as a prophet’s not a financial wizard or a great organizer. They want a voice calling for radical change and those who see the human being aware of human needs. ’ ’ Church as institutional and institutionalized in its response. The Bishop. Father said, “ needs to know the needs of " They see the church as necessarily stable, secure and the people. He needs to be a man who can mediate the ever slow to change There are others who see the church as Church’s response to those needs. But often those needs somewhat removed from day to day conflict (involved in) conflict; the Bishop is the mediator who compares the the spiritual feeding of mankind.” needs of the people and leads the community to a response. The Bishop stressed that most people don’t fall into one "The Bishop, ” he said, “ differs from any leader in the or the other “ neat” category, but tend to lean toward a secular realm because he has to consistently be a sign in his point of view. Alienation can occur, however, between own life that the the response is faith-filled — the answer persons of different philosophical leanings. (to conflict) comes from a community that is faith-filled.” “ People with different concepts of the Church,” he The new Bishop’s first priority is reconciliation. “ We said, “ can come together, talk and pray over their

stated a priority as far as archdiocesan attention for 1974 — (Continued on Page 11) internal renewal through prayer and developing an intimate Church Dedication Sept. 2 1 The new Columbine Catholic Columbine Hills Elementary St. Gregory’s Episcopal Parish is Catholic U. Fills Church will be dedicated to St. School on Sept. 10, 1972, with 850 now building its first church some Francis X. Cabrini on Saturday, people in attendance; the current 60 feet east of the Catholic church. Sept. 21. at 7 p.m. Archbishop weekend attendance is 1350. Long-range plans call for a Important Need James V. Casey will officiate at The area served by the new common building which will link the Dedication Mass, and Father parish is known as Columbine together the facilities of the two Leonard Alimena, pastor of St. Territory, and is located near the parishes. Mary’s, will give the homily. Chatfield Dam, south and west of This development is Dear Family in Christ: In the summer of 1972 Father Littleton. somewhat unique in that from the George Weibel was assigned to The parish site at Chatfield beginning the two parishes have This letter will serve a two-fold purpose. First, to help the Catholics in the area Avenue and Pierce Street is being been planning and working express my gratitude for your generous response to my organize a new parish. The first developed jointly by the Roman together. They plan to share all personal appeal to you last year for support in the Masses were celebrated in the Catholics and the Episcopalians ( Continued on Page 3) collection of the Catholic University. The collection through the years had not been meeting the quota given the Archdiocese of Denver. Last year the collection rose some Council Plans Eighth Year $3,(X)0 over the previous year, to approximately $20,(X)0. The second purpose, now rather obvious, is to seek your support The Priests’ Council began its and a sense of purpose in the Standing committee chairmen again this year. eighth year of service to the priesthood. “ Priests should be were also chosen: the Rev. John Archdiocese of Denver this men of hope,” he said. “ They Anderson, Personnel; the Rev. The Bishops of the United States have committed month. Newly-elected district should have a commitment to sup­ Robert Kinkel, Justice and Peace; themselves to maintain the Catholic University. We must representatives met with Priest port each other’s work.” the Rev. Roy Figlino, Pastoral rely on the generosity of our people for this financial aid. Council President, the Rev Bishop Evans added that Concerns; the Rev. Emmanuel Patrick J. K ennedy, at St. priests are a different stages of Gabel, Education (to serve on the The Catholic University fills a very important need Augustine’s Church. Brighton, on renewal, both personally and on a Denver Metropolitan Area Board in the life of the Church in America. It is part of the total Sept. Id parish level. Priests, he stressed, of Catholic Education); and the process of spreading the Good News in our land. I therefore Also present were Bishop should be a source of refreshment, Rev. Emmanuel Gabel and the ask your continued generosity for this annual appeal. George Evans, the Rev. C. B. support and concern by the exam­ Rev. James Prohens. Constitu­ Woodrich, the Rev. David M. ple of their lives. tion. Fraternally yours in Christ, Sobieszczyk, and the Rev. Francis The Rev. Roy Figlino was The Priests’ Council ad hoc James V. Casey J. Syrianey. elected vice president of the Coun­ committee regarding the “ Denver Archbishop of Denver The Rev. Patrick J. Kennedy cil; the Rev. John Anderson, Catholic Register” submitted explained the role of the Priests’ secretary, and the Rev. Walter recommendations for the con- Council as the restoration of hope Jaeger, treasurer. (Cootinu«cf on P ag e 8) 74 Bishop Urges Political Official Appointments j — The Most Reverend George R. Evans, Auxiliary Bishop of Denver, also to be Chaplain for the Colorado State Court of the Catholic Pressure in Hunger Fight Daughters of America. Reverend Melvin F. Thompson, Assistant Pastor, St. John the ■‘To speak out on issues throughout the world, we must highlighted by a day of fasting and Evangelist Church, Denver, also to be a member of the Archdiocesan Chui threatens people,” Bishop George start with people, he said. ‘ ‘It will prayer on Sept. 25. On that day at Liturgical Commission. take Evans told 100 representatives take a great swell of energy in the St. Thomas Seminary, there will Rev. Ralph Glaser, C.M., member of St. Thomas Seminary Jose from 41 metropolitan parishes United States to solve it. ” be Mass, a talk by the Rev. David Faculty, also to be a member of the Archdiocesan Liturgical anni attending the Catholic Community O’Brien, and a prayer vigil. Commission. belif Services kick-off day for the POLITICIANS Arc! The Bishop suggested that one Parish Outreach Program, Sept. UPLIFTING the 1 7. step toward the solution is to Ms. Norine Judish, Parish Official Schedule will ‘ ‘ Rejection and deep hurt pressure politicans. ‘ ‘They can be Outreach representative from ARCHBISHOP JAMES V. CASEY tends to isolate the crusader and gotten to,” he said. Holy Trinity Parish, called it Thursday, September 19— 5:00 p.m. — Sedalia, Sacred Heart lets the voice of the prophet die If positive action is not taken, ‘‘spiritually uplifting to know there Retreat House, Closing of Priests’ Retreat. down,” he explained. he concluded, ‘‘the conditions of are other people geared to the Friday, September 20 — 5:00 p.m. — Denver, Cathedral of the 1 ( ‘‘ Why the US. Concern for the world will have to be blacked problem of hunger.” The kick-off Immaculate Conception, Episcopal Ordination of Father Richard C. Hunger” was the topic of Bishop out because we cannot face them. day ‘ ‘gave added encouragement the n Evan’s address and the theme of The lack of care and concern will for the coming year,” she said, Hanifen. Saturday, September 21 — 7:00 p.m. — Littleton, Colorado, obser the kick-off day program. be our only defense.” ‘ ‘because working for a cause gets Columbine Catholic Parish, Concelebrated Mass and Dedication of new Chun District meetings were held to lonely and there were others there II HONEST determine what could be done by to share with.” Parish. 29, at ‘ ‘ When we ask ourselves district parishes to meet the call Holy Trinity Parish insituted a Monday, September 23-26— 8:00 p.m. — Sedalia, Sacred Heart Slatte ‘what can I do?’ , we must be very to relieve hunger from the local to food drive last May. Donations are Retreat House, Priests’ Retreat. Poehl honest about what we can do and the international level. taken to the Annunciation Church BISHOP GEORGE EVANS As its first project the Parish Smith what we cannot do,” the Bishop food bank to be distributed to those Friday, September 20 — 5:00 p.m. — Denver, Cathedral of the Outreach Program is supporting T said. in need. Immaculate Conception, Episcopal Ordination of Father Richard C. activities of World Hunger Week, earlie To combat the "terribly Hanifen. complex” problem of starvation Sept. 22-29. The week will be Josep PARISHES ORGANIZE Saturday, September 21 — 9:30 a.m. — Boulder, Sacred Heart Bisho Church, Social Awareness Workshop. Parish meetings have been regioi organized at Holy Trinity- to Monday, September 23 — 4:00 p.m. — Leadership Conference of establ establish various ways to attack Women Religious and Sisters’ Council Executive Board Joint Meeting. the re world hunger. Other parishes Monday, September 23 — 6:30 p.m. — Loveland, Council of WE'VE MOVED TO - Vi Churches Meeting. represented at the kick-off day travel have organized similar projects. Tuesday, September 24 — 8:00 a.m. — Denver, Messiah of thi Mr. Marcus Baca, Permanent Lutheran Church, Colorado Council of Churches Cabinet of Executives minin Meeting. Deacon, said the Parish Outreach Fairp 1175 S anta Fe Dr Program “ is moving in the right Tuesday, September 24 — 4:00 p.m. — Denver, American direction to confront social needs Medical Center at Denver Board of Trustees Meeting. using PLENTY OF FREE PARKING where they exist.” He lauded the Tuesday, September 24— 7:30 p.m. — Denver, Metro Denver square resolution that “ a great deal more Urban Coalition Meeting. for h emphasis should be given to Wednesday, September 25 — 6:00 p.m. — Colorado Springs, hunger at home.” Catholic Community Services Annual Meeting. vestm Same Phone No. 534-8233 frying a little Same Hours - 8:30-5:00 Mon.- offerei Parish Breaks Ground dome I Fri. & 8:30-4:00 Sat. Ground-breaking for the new other purposes including and stage productions. This area Spirit of Christ Catholic discussion groups, prayer will also have space for CCD, destro Community Church will be held on meetings, and adult education. offices, and a small kitchen. The c! •Same Quality Merchandise Sunday, Sept. 29, at 4 p.m. The rear portion of the Father John Martens, C.M.F., place. The activities will include a building will be used as a gym is the administrator of the new Sheldo Concelebrated Mass and a and for activities such as dances community...... and tl community picnic at the building FEEL FREE TO STOP IN AND BROWSE site, 80th and Vance Street. Arvada. The completion date for the Faith IF ill Overcome new building is scheduled for August 1975. The architect is Seracuse-Lawler and Partners Churches Difficulties The general contractor is the By James C. O’.Neill still necessary for the Church to F i Beaudoin Construction Company. established 1812 CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy teach us to love the poor, to The building will be an all­ (NC) — Faith is the first recognize the rights of slaves and A n purpose structure and serve as a requirement for overcoming the of men, to care for and help the “ moral CHURCH SUPPLIES AND RELIGIOO^ ARTICLES community center. difHculties besetting the Church suffering, or to invent alphabets f inan i In addition to a place of today. Pope Paul VI told his for illiterate peoples.” partici worship the building will serve weekly general audience Sept. 11. , Moving from the general Commi It would seem superficially difficulties which the Church finds Board i that the Church “ is destined to itself faced with today to by RasI Tired of waiting-in-line burn itself out and let itself be particular internal troubles. Pope Catholii substituted by a more facile and Paul observed: Service experimental rational and “ And now there are some sons Mr. banking? scientific concept of the world.” who have sworn love and fidelity hard-hil he observed. who are leaving. There are not a Americ Such a substitute for the few almost-deserted seminaries the “ lo Church would be "without and Religious families who find philosc dogmas, without hierarchies, new candidates only with themsel without limits to the possible difficulty. And there are the H < enjoyment of existence and faithful who do not fear to be discrepa without the Cross of Christ,” he unfaithful. large o said. “ The list of these evils which large ii Pope Paul asked: “ Has there afflict the Church of God today, not perhaps been created an despite the (Second Vatican) New abyss, seemingly bottomless, Council, could be continued up to between modern thought and the the point at which the great part f o r i old religious and churchly of them do not assail the Church mentality?” from without, but afflict, weaken Jam Many today wonder “ if it is and enfeeble it from within.” W.Va., 1 director Commur Mr. personne the DCC! - EASY IN — EASY OUT cm lREGISTER Mr. I post as End those wasted and frustrating minutes spent creeping after a The M ost Reverend Ja m e s V. Co sey, D .D ...... Publisher succeeds smoking exhaust pipe. Come to the all new Adams County Bank Pother C . B. W o o d ric h ...... ' A cting Editor Linus R io r d o n ...... 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5ishop of Catholic Fairplay, Leadville Parishes To Mark Jubilees John the Two historic observances in the history of the and the work of the pioneer priests who brought to diocesan Church in Colorado and the Denver Archdiocese will the spiritual services of the Church to the miners take place on Sunday Sept. 29. On that day, St. who came out west searching for wealth in gold and leminary Joseph’s Parish in Fairplay will mark the 100th silver, was compiled from many sources by the Rev. iturgical anniversary of the little frame Church in Fairplay, Jack Walsh, now assistant at Holy Ghost Church believed to be oldest Carbolic Church in the Denver, who for a number of years served in Archdiocese. On that same day 21 miles away across Leadville and has become history buff concerning the Mosquito Range, St. Joseph’s Parish, Leadville, that mountain area: The Register congratulates the will mark the 75th anniversary of its establishment. people of Fairplay and Leadville on their The fascinating history of these two churches. anniversaries. 2d Heart al of the 100th Anniversary 75 Years Recalled :hard C. Archbishop James V. Casey of Denver will be The 75th anniversary of St. Joseph’s Parish in the main celebrant of a Mass in Thanksgiving in Leadville will be commemorated by a concelebrated dlorado. observance of the 100th anniversary of St. Joseph’s Mass of Thanksgiving offered by Archbishop James n of new Church in Fairplay. V. Casey of Denver. It will take place at the church on Sunday, Sept. It will take place at the Church on Sunday, Sept. :d Heart 29, at 11 a.m. Concelebrants will be Fathers John 29, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. A buffet dinner and Slattery, who will also give the homily, Edward reception will follow the Mass at the Lake County Poehlmann, John Wind, Dennis Dwyer and Leo High School. Smith. A reception will follow the Mass. d of the St. Joseph’s Parish was established by Bishop The history of this church dates back to the hard C. Nicholas C. Matz of Denver in 1899 for the Slovenian earliest Catholic history of Colorado. In 1860 Father people of Leadville with Father John Perse as the Joseph Projectus Machebeuf was sent by the then d Heart first pastor. Bishop of Santa Fe, to take care of the Pike’s Peak The first Slovenians came to Leadville in 1883 region as it was then called. Even though he ■ence of from Europe to work in the mines and smelters. established his headquarters in Denver, he cared for eting, They were followed by Croatians, Dalmatians, some the rest of Colorado and Utah as well. incil of Slovaks and Italians from South Tyrol. Together With the help of only one other priest, he they were known as “ Austrians” because most of traveled the extent of this vast territory taking care them came from the old Empire of Austria. dessiah of the Catholics in the various settlements and Since many of these people could not speak cutives mining camps. There are records of his visits to English a priest, who could speak Slovenian was Fairplay and its vicinity in 1863 and 1867. sent by Bishop Matz to Leadville to care for them. lerican He provided his own means of transportation This priest was Father Perse, who at first was using a heavy buggy of a peculiar shape, with a assistant pastor at Annunciation Church and later Denver square top, side curtains in front and a rack behind pastor of St. Jospeh’s. Called Catholics to Church for 100 Years for heavy luggage, in which he carried his prings. Father Perse immediately set about his work vestments, bedding, grain for his horses, provisions, as founding pastor. St. Joseph’s Slovenian Lodge had frying pan and coffee pot. an important part in the providing of funds and in It was a movable church for him and he set up the construction of the church and rectory. The Family Service Opens on Westside a little altar on the rack at the rear of the buggy and Arkansas Valley Smelting and Refining Company, offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass under the which employed nearly 80 per cent of the Slovenians, The Advisory Committee of Mrs. Jean Wright, Mrs. Beulah dome of heaven. contributed very generously to the new parish. Family and Children’s Services, Horne and Miss Kathy Wright. s area After the entire town of Fairplay was Construction began in the fall of 1899 and was Westside Offices, announced the The new facility will be CCD, destroyed by fire in 1873 the present town emerged. completed in the spring of 1900 with the first Mass opening. Sept. 3, of a new office at staffed by Bernie Lujan and Joe The churches then began to take interest in the being celebrated in the church on Feb. 26, 1900. 716 Knox Court, Denver, 571-1679. Kelly. Both counselors are .M.F., place. The Presbyterians congregation built the After great self-sacrifice on the part of the priest Advisory Committee bilingual (English and Spanish). e new Sheldon Jackson Memorial Chapel which still stands and people, the debt incurred by the church building members are. Mrs. Zandra On Monday, Sept. 23, there and the Catholics built the present little frame was paid off in 1910. Gonzales, the Rev. Patrick will be an open house at the new (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 17) Sullivan, Mrs. Henrietta Chavez, office from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. e ’^Moral Recession s "ch to Fears Expressed )r, to :s and Am erica is heading for a the energy crisis not subject to tax Ip the “ moral recession" as well as a while insisting upon prosecution labets financial recession, the of those who might defraud the participants at the Catholic welfare department in order to neral Community Services Annual get an extra 20 dollars a month to finds Board meeting Sept. 12 were told feed their families. y to by Rashey Moton. director of the The social worker urged the Pope Catholic Family and Community participants to stay involved in Services in Kansas City. Kansas. social advocacy for the I sons Mr. Moton. in a low-key but disadvantaged, the elderly and the ielity hard-hitting speech, stressed that uneducated. not a America is becoming imbued with At the dinner CCS held at St. aries ■ the “ look out for number one” Bernadette’s Parish, Volunteer of find philosophy, as citizens find the 'Year Carmel Baca was ivi th themselves in a financial squeeze. honored. Mrs. Baca has worked as the H e pointed out the an information/referral counselor 0 be discrepancy between allowing for the elderly at Little Flower large oil companies to make a Center. Denver, for the past fhich large increase in profits during several years. She devotes 'day, approximately 30 hours every can) New Director week to volunteer activities. ip to The new director of Catholic part for DCCS Named Community Services, Jim Mauck, urch was introduced during the iken James Mauck of Wheeling, evening. Father Donald Dunn, W.Va., has been named the new archdiocesan director of CCS and Columbine Church director of the Denver Catholic acting director of Denver CCS, The new Columbine Catholic Church shown pastor of St. Mary’s Church, Littleton, will give the Community Services. gave a report on the year’s above will be dedicated Saturday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m. homily. The Rev. George L. Weibel is the founding Mr. Mauck was selected by a activities and sketched future by Archbishop James V. Casey in honor of St. pastor of the new parish. See story on page one. personnel committee appointed by plans for the agency in improving Frances Xavier Cabrini. The Rev. Leonard Alimena. the DCCS Board of Directors. service. Mr. Mauck will assume his A merger was approved of the r post as director on Nov. 1. He boards of directors of Catholic succeeds David Garcia, who is Community Services, Catholic New Columbine Church taking doctoral studies in Community Centers, the Business Administration at Infant of Prague Day Care Colorado University. Nursery, and the Margery Reed Dedication Sept. 21 Mr. Mauck has served as Mayo Day Care Center. executive director of Catholic Archbishop James V. Casey (ContiniMd from Pogo 1) Charities for the D iocese of thanked the Catholic Community activities except where limited by which will seat 250 people. A coil Under the direction of Joyce Wheeling for the past six years. Services boards, staff members theological differences. Father wall separates this worship area Martin, members of the parish He holds a Bachelor of Arts and adm inistrators for their Jack Knight, pastor of St. from the parish hall; use of the have constructed the sanctuary Degree in Sociology from dedicated work over the past Gregory’s, will participate in the entire space allows seating for furnishings which emphasize the Wheeling College in Wheeling, year. He stressed the need for more than 700 people at Sunday theme of service to God and the W.Va., and has a Masters Degree reconciliation within the dedication ceremonies. The new parish’s first church Masses. community. A. Aubrey Spenst was in Social Work from St. Louis individual, among people, and building is a multi-purpose unit There are also offices, an the architect, and R.N. Fenton University in St. Louis. between man and God in order containing a basic church area apartment for the pastor, and and Company, the contractor. Mr. Mauck is married and has that we might be Christ-like in our kitchen space. two children. service to one another. tlWM^r^rciltibncTvgister ’ ‘Thr** 1974 Make a.Pilgrimage Into Your Hearts and Minds, Archbishop Says Jesu Sisters Told To Be Gospel Answer to Needs of W orld By Register Reporter Archbishop said, “ that we are Reconciliation. cannot make peace with certain shoulder-to-shoulder with people “ There is a time to heal and a never closer to Christ, never more “ Reconciliation is the most things.” who are suffering. ” time to build. Now is our time to difficult thing we can be asked to “ Sisters are conditioned to We must also be the world of Christlike, than when reaching out “ It ii engage in,” Sister said. “ We must ‘ niceness’ and ‘ sweetness , hope Sister concluded. “ We must heal, our time to build.” a hand to those who are alienated consoling Archbishop James V. Casey, ask ourselves how far we want to Sister Francis Borgia said, “ but come together and plan, to bring them closer to Christ. ” people fo in his homily to the Sisters’ Sister Francis Borgia seek the truth. It requires a do not smooth things too soon. We determine what the authentic Convention at Loretto Heights Rothluebber, O.S.F., former radical kind of change— a radical need to know the kind of depth needs are. The challenge of Such College on Sunday, Sept. 8, invited president of the Leadership call to rethink where we are and honesty call for.” ministry is open life. ” measure the Sisters to live out the Holy Conference of Women Religious why we are.” “ We must be the gospel She said that Sisters must not measuri Year theme of reconciliation— to and president of the School Sisters The first thing a person answer to the needs of the world. only find those in need and sacrifice make a pilgrimage to their of St. Francis, addressed the working toward reconciliation Sister explained. She described minister to them, but also change Farrell, I “ hearts, souls and minds where convention on the role of Sisters in encounters will be the role of Sisters in the structures to assure that there are to the pe< attitudes and values are formed.” meeting the challenge to serve as unreconciliation. “ We must be archdiocese as being the word of fewer people who find themselves years a s ; “ We must understand,” the aware,” Sister warned, “ that we faith, the word of sharing and the in need. leaders of the Year of Prayer and “ Whi word of hope. “ Do not announce the good Father F “ If religious women could news,” Sister told the convention, only do one thing,” Sister said, “ be the good news.” another 5 “ the most important thing they Fathi could bring to develop Church Fourth Black Denver tc awareness is the art of praying.” as a Jesu She called for prayer that Bishop Ordained supplies moves one into, not away from, India. life and awakens life in others. “ It WASHINGTON (NC) — Fa the is an art of living,” Sister said, Bishop Eugne A. Marino, the first India’s 1C “ where there is no break between black bishop in Washington and in which praying and living.” only the fourth in U.S. history, and entire stc Sister explained that to be the Bishop Thomas W. Lyons were India be word of sharing. Sisters must or^lained in the National Shrine of Ganges develop the “ art of life in the Immaculate Conception as million p community — to be artists in auxiliary bishops of the 40.000 of V building community.” Washington archdiocese. The C Tt is a whole way of life,” she Bishop Marino was formerly was founi continued. “ It is being open to vicar general of the Josephite priests. F listen, sharing the worries and order in Baltimore, and Bishop the First hopes of people, taking part in the Lyons was head of the priests we real world — a world of persons archdiocesan educational pro­ Jesuits. beyond our own — standing gram. “ S.O.i is the me small mis Hunger Week element students, boys, ane dispensai Opens Sept. 22 persons ai Fathe O'Brien, and a prayer vigil at the Observances of World Hunger small. It seminary. Week. Sept 22-29. will be funds, m Mass will be offered at 11:40 commemorated at St. Thomas’ before he Seminary on Wc'dne.sday, Sept. 25. a.m. at the St. Thomas Seminary church. It chapel. The day is to be one of fasting people all and prayer. Those concerned are At 7:30 p.m. the Rev. David 500 Cathc encouraged to fast and are invited O'Brien will speak on “ American station. Fe to attend celebration of the Catholicism in the 1970’s.” Father ago only 1( Liturgy, a talk by the Rev. David O'Brien holds a doctorate degree Servic and is an associate professor of extended t Steve . i lien history at Holy Cross College. Catholics, Worcester, Mass. He is the author area and 7V> li€^ Speaker of “The Renewal of American India, the Catholicism" .A question-and- places w Steve .Mien, comedian, actor answer period will follow his talk. medical tr and internationally celebrated A prayer vigil at 9:30 p.m. to Convei humanitarian, will be the featured show concern for the world’s those who guest speaker and entertainer at hungry will follow the discussion. years, ob the second annual Cenikor Bernie Meyers, coordinator of medical he Humanitarian .Award Dinner, the advocacy program of Denver “ After Wednesday. Oct. 16. at 7 p.m. at Catholic Community Services, has missionari the Denver Hilton Hotel. entitled the vigil “ Waiting in the said, “ the Dinner chairman William T. Upper Room” symbolical of the ask about Blackburn said Bill Daniels will Apostles waiting for the Holy presence ' present the second annual Cenikor Spirit. people ser Humanitarian Award to Harld F. “ We are being called,” Mr. them.” Silver, a prominent D enver Meyers said, "by Christ to be At sch( Five months later, they were restored to health. The missionary who took businessman who has backed concerned and called to open forced or these photos did so ‘‘for generous donors who wonder if their money is well Cenikor since its beginning. ourselves through prayer and become C; used." Founded in 1967 by Mr. and Mrs. fasting to the implications of company ol Jam es L. Austin of Denver. world hunger.” eager to co It is for PEOPLE such as these and the mis­ Cenikor is a non-profit “ This is a new calling,” he influence t sionaries serving them around the world that organization dedicated to the cure continued, “ not because world continued. we beg your continued prayers and sacrifices. of drug addiction and alcoholism. hunger is new, but because as Sister The foundation has a situations change we are being sch ools 2 statistical success ratio or asked more and more to examine h o s p i t a rehabilitating 65% of the former our capacity and responsibility.” dispensai For the world's suffering-poor, the dedicated missionaries bringing life and addicts who come for help. Bishop George Evans, ministerir hope, and for the love of God, I enclose my special mission sacrifice of seminarians and the Parish include fo ______Although Cenikor is 25 percent Outreach and Advocacy programs students self-sustaining, it is still are sponsoring the day of fasting novitiates j Name. dependent on outside and prayer. The event is being India. contributions and looks to help held in conjunction with vigils at At the from fund-raising dinners such as Address- historical buildings in academic the one on October 16 to make its Washington, D.C., by the World English, i goal of self-sufficiency a reality. Hunger Action Coalition. studies and C ity. -State .-Zip. students rel Leave a legacy of love for the missions — remember the Society for the JUST PUBLISHED: farm labi Propagation of the Faith in your Will. carpentry, SMALL-SIZE COMPLETE smith cours Gradua NEW AMERICAN BIBLES instruct the Salvation and Service are the work of have not "NEVER A PARKING PROBLEM" school. 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Thursday, September 19,1974 Thursday, Se Jesuit Jubilarian Runs ^S,0,S. ’ Mission in India SAVE SAVE ‘I Could Hope for Another 50 Years’ \ $ $ $ $ $ $ )ple By Cathleen Grupp are able to control epidemics and disease it is looked upon as the Register Reporter “ The Indians have very great SEE treat diseases by administering work of a deity and to be 1 of respect and esteem for DON FELSEN “ It is a happy experience and homeopathic remedies, minute innoculated is to go against the lUSt Americans,” Father commented. FIRST consoling to be able to serve doses of a remedy that would, in gods. This attitude is reflected in »n . “ Most missionaries are from people for such a long time.” healthy persons, produce the Indians response to most America and the people itic symptoms of the disease treated. catastrophes. of Such a long time — it can be appreciate us. Great help has One of the major diseases “ The work of the missions is come from America.” measured in years but never plaguing India is smallpox. limited by the lack of finances,” “ Catholic Relief Services has lot measured in the amount of Dispensaries have vaccine to Father said. “ With more money been helpful, kind and nd sacrifice and love Father Felix combat it but the people do not we could do so much more.” charitable,” he continued. “ We let ge Farrell, S.J., of Denver has given realize the value of innoculations. Catholic Relief Services has the people know where aid is re to the people in India during his 45 Father said that in India there is a been generous to Indian missions coming from. On the boxes from es years as a missionary there. goddess, Sitala, the goddess of through donations of food, America, it does not say the aid is “ What I could hope for,” smallpox. If a person gets the clothing and medical supplies. od from the government, but from Father Farrell said, “ is to have n. the people of America to the another 50 years.” people of India.” Father Farrell is visiting Denver to celebrate his fifty years “ The Catholic Church in India as a Jesuit and to gather medical will continue as it has for at least supplies for his dispensary in 50 years,” Father said. “ A few India. will be influenced by the example Father’s mission is in one of of the Church and its people but there will not be a great •St India’s 100 dioceses. The diocese movement in Christianity until an nd in which he works embraces the upheaval takes place.” id entire state of Bihar in Northern re India between Nepal and the “ The caste system,” Father of Ganges River. There are 40 explained, “ ties down the people as million people living in Bihar. to the life they have had for 2,000 e 40.000 of whom are Catholic. years, the bonds of caste will no* CARPETING be loosened. " V 10O 's o f Colors The Catholic mission in India To Choose From ly was founded in 1914 by Gerrpan Father will return to the te Residential- priests. Forced out of India during country where 757c of the people I Com m ercial >P the First World War. the German can afford to feed their families e priests were later replaced by the for only 200 days a year. “ For the ♦ > Jesuits. other 165 days there is nothing," DON FELSEN ♦ ♦ “ S.O.S.” — “ Service or Sink” he said. He will return to ♦ ♦ INC. ♦ is the motto of Father Farrell’s complete his mission if he can ♦ small mission station. He runs an procure the funds for his fare to ▼♦ 1620 Bloke St. J T Phone ♦ 1 elementary school for 600 India. ♦ students, an orphanage for 100 t 623-4391 ^ Father is staying with his ♦ boys, and an outdoor medical Father Felix Farrell, S.J., Helps Build Mission in India. brother in Denver at 782 Hollv. ♦ 8 9 3 -8 8 7 7 ♦1 dispensary where 200 to 300 ♦ persons are treated daily. Father's church was old and small. It took 15 years to raise funds, mostly from America, before he was able to build a new church. It can accomodate 1.000 cCviecto^^, emjdoSuperior of the Leadership Conference of IHM, of Monroe, Michigan, and General of the 1300 Sisters of the Women Religious. Sister Barbara Thomas, SCN, of Immaculate Heart of Mary, Nazareth, Kentucky, will address Monroe, Michigan, is currently a The closing liturgy, Sunday, W Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati representative on the U.S. will celebrate the Bicentennial from Colorado and New Mexico Catholic B ishops’ A dvisory Anniversary of Elizabeth Ann when the Western Province Council, and one of the nine Seton, Foundress of the Sisters of Re convenes, September 20, at American Catholics appointed to Charity. serve on the Bishops’ Ad Hoc Glorieta, New Mexico. In the Archdiocese of Denver, The Keynote speaker. Sister Committee for the observance of Sisters of Charity are engaged Holy Re the Bicentennial in the U.S. no Margaret, will present “ Vision of in education, health, social Springs, Hope,” and Sister Barbara will Sister Barbara, Superior services and pastoral ministry. third ye consider “ The Reality of Vision” General of the Sisters of Charity througho as approximately 200 Women of Nazareth and a member of the Cities in which they serve In rt Religious come together to assess Canon Law Society of America, include Aspen, Greeley, Boulder, parishes their life and ministry and to plan chairs the LCWR Church Law Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Sister Margaret Brennan Sister Barbara Thomas States for the future. Committee and is President-elect Collins. parish he Parishes Theresians movie. The To A ttend intereste n . ELIZABETH'S CHURCH SPONSORS A step appi program C onvention Catl The first International frequentl Theresian Conference will be held a result in Toronto, Canada on September become s TRIDUUM 27, 28, and 29. Three hundred Tom Zup. Theresians are expected to attend Marie, d from all parts of the country, Redeeme WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY including fourteen from Colorado. CLOSES These include Mrs. Shirley The OCTOBER 2ND, 3RD AND 4TH Moriarity and Mrs. Mary Freer, begun to presidents of the two Theresian together \ groups from Denver; Mrs. Pat personal \ Proprocki, Mrs. Eileen Downs, communit IN HONOR OF ST. FRANCIS Mrs. Maesel Yelenick, Miss Mary out. Yelenick, Mrs. Agnes Pino, Mrs. A few Conducted Joan Thys, Miss Diane Kohanek, Divine Rt Mrs. Vi Crampton, Mrs. Mary Foxhoven DEVOTIONS by Cavins, and Mrs. Ruby Mitchell, Paul Wies all from Denver, and Mrs. Lil Franciscan Montez and Mrs. Dorothy 8 a.m. Fathers Drauden from Pueblo. Forr Speakers will include Sister Miss Sue Mosteller, C.S.J., “ The Joy of App< Priyers Loving;” Mrs. Mary Quinlan, Eugene Dudley O.F.M. National Convenor, Catholic A s B women’s League of Canada; “ Ministries for Women,” Bishop The f( James Hayes, of Halifax; and Idaho Reg Roch Knopke O.F.M . “ New Creative Endeavors for Walsh, ha; Christian Women,’’ Cardinal Bishop of George Flahiff, Arcibishop of successor( Winnipeg. M. Pow e Declan Madden O.F.M. Key session workshops will be Archbishof 12:15 p.m. offered on Saturday afternoon January. Bishop Mass highlighting •Leadership.” •Moderators,” "Pilot Projects,” Parish. C Prayers Aquinas Reding O.F.M. and the •\'ocation Key,” which former Ch will be presented by the Denver Idaho, dioc Theresians. Mexican-A Bishop of three f Retreat editors in ' Sched u le Newspapi CONFESSIONS The following retreat elevated to 5:15 p.m. programs have been scheduled at The o BEFORE ALL the El Pomar Renewal Center. Clarence ( Mass SERVICES 1661 Mesa Avenue, Colorado Bishop of Sermon Springs 80906, (632-2451). on the ec .National ( Prayers Weekend Retreats: Sept. 27-29 — Women's the Cincinii Preached Retreat, the Rev. o f Cinci SOLEMN CLOSING Salvatore Umana, Sister S. Helen Archbisho] Patrice Leech, Sister Barbara retired .Ar AT ALL MASSES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH Huber; Ore., was ( Oct. 4-6 — Community Style City Reg appointed E ( Retreat, the Rev. Salvatore FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS) Umana, Sister Theresa Antista, In ad Sister Barbara Huber; assignment 8:00 A.M.-12:15 P.M.-5:15 P.M. Bishop-de Viet Slide Show served in Parish, in C For Families Set visiting pro A family program on San Pedro s brotherhood and the situation of ST. ELIZABETH’S Buddhist monks and nuns imprisoned in Vietnam will be held Sunday, Sept. 22. at the First Unitarian Church, Denver, at 1:15 CHURCH p.m. The speaker will be Mobi Warren of the Fellowship for Reconciliation, who will present a slide show for adults and a puppet show for children. A Vietnamese lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m., $1.50 for nth and Curtis St adults and .75 cents for children. Reservations may be made by calling 388-7831 or 755-0487 V \ \FRIARY OF THE (evening). "Howdy" Bob's Place // 3 0 0 S . FRANCISCAN FATHERS Colo. Blvd. (.OH town. Colo. B ish o p -E Thursday, September 19,1974 Thursday, 5^el Little Parishes Win National Recognition The Little Parish activity of parish personal and available like Holy Redeemer Parish, Colorado the first Christian communities, Springs, which is beginning its the directors said. third year, has won recognition WEEKLY throughout the U,S. and Canada. This month the Little In response to requests from Parishes will continue that II parishes in Canada and the United objective. Last year over 200 States the Divine Redeemer adults participated in groups of parish has prepared a kit on Little about ten adults each. After they Parishes and a 20-minute sound select an educational topic, they movie. meet in their homes weekly on a The kit and movie provide rotating basis. interested parishes with a step-by- The parish then provides step approach on how to begin the resource people for the groups. program. These resources include a Catholic parishes have personal visit from the three al frequently grown too large, and as parish priests: Father Omer Id a result they have some times Foxhoven. Father Bill Vollmer er become somewhat cold, point out and Father Bob Kinkel. Other 2d Tom Zupancich and Sister Monica resource people are obtained from id Marie, directors of the Divine the community at large including y. Redeemer Little Parishes. the Christian Life Services. Prepare Monthly Resources Calendar ). CLOSER TOGETHER The group concentrates on the educational topic for five sessions. The Directors of the Divine Redeemer Little Marie, prepare monthly resource calendar for !y The Little Parishes have Parishes, Mr. Tom Zupancich and Sister Monica Educational topics in Little Parishes. r, begun to bring the people closer Then it celebrates a home Mass in together with a renewed sense of with another Little Parish. This is it personal warmth in the Christian one way the groups inter-mix. community, the directors point The sixth week of the quarter out. is devoted to positive Community A few years ago, the pastor of Action. The group selects one area Divine Redeemer, Father Omer of social action for a whole year. OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO Foxhoven and the administrator, Then, at the end of each quarter, BISHOP ELECT RICHARD C. HANIFEN ON HIS APPOINTMENT Paul Wiesner, hoped to make the time is given to involve the whole BY POPE PAUL VI AS AUXILIARY BISHOP OF DENVER. group in this action. In the past, groups, have Former Editor helped the hungry at the food kitchen; donated blood, given A p ppointed i articles to LaCasa Contenta. a ERNIE EUGSTER home for teen-agers in need of employees' & staff time and distance; adopted As Bishop grandmothers; taken the elderly The founding editor of the on errands; and many other Idaho Register, the Rev. Nicolas projects. FOR THE FINEST HOME COOKED AMERICAN and SWISS DINNERS Walsh, has been named the new Each year new Little Parishes Bishop of Yakima. Wash., as are begun in different areas of the successor to Archbishop Cornelius city. The last two years M. Power, who was named concentrated upon the eastern “A in Of iWnifMAHD IN JHI «OCK/fS~ Archbishop of Portland last section of Colorado Springs. This WHIb ISi^Btmmint January. year the Little Parishes will Bishop designate of St. Mary's expand closer to the Parish Parish. Caldwell. Idaho, is a buildings. The directors of the AND CATERER'S former Chancellor of the Boise. Little Parishes. Mr. Zupancich Specializing In Idaho, diocese and a specialist in and Sister Monica Marie, see their GOURMET VEAL— FONDUE Mexican-American affairs. work as one of the ways of the STEAK—LOBSTER Bishop-designate Walsh is one future for Christian communities. of three priests who served as "It again makes Church real editors in the Register System of and believable and enriching. PHONE 421-6622 7A.M.-9PJM. Newspapers who have been People again began to feel Clous TVBOAVS elevated to the Episcopacy. important and valuable. " they The other two are Bishop said. Clarence G. 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''VS- VA--'' Colo. Springs School Father 1 Catholic (Gre Enrollment Reported in this area. He will The following are the enrollment figures for the Catholic Sacrament of schools of Colorado Springs as of Sept. 4, 1974: the children \ confirmed. .School .May 1974 Sept. 4, 1974 Bishop Mi Corpus Christi 351 313 Pittsburgh. 1 Divine Reddeemer 459 471 Procopius Holy Trinity 238 239 Benedictine Se Pauline Memorial 283 300 He was ordaim Sacri*d Heart 182 186 at St. Mary’s Total New Jersey. S« 1513 1509 His past Benet Hill 206 180 were at the fi SI .Marv's 519 607 Sts. Peter a Struthers, Ohi Total 725 787 Peter and I “W e understand death for the first GRAM) T O T A L - 2296 ALL SCIKKILS time when he puts his hand upon 2238 N u n l one whom we love'* -Madame de Stael International Boycott Day Is Observed Leade The loss of a loved one is a difficult time for all In conjunction with the ninth Federation, the Crusa'de for Progr anniversary of the first grape Justice and a spokeswoman for Sister Anr of us. Attempts to understand the nature of strike in Delano, California, the Rep. Pat Schroeder also S.L., 3001 S. United Farm Workers, .AFL-CIO life and death are frequently overshadowed participated in the Thursday rally. i Denver, is a pai proclaimed Saturday. Sept. 14. 75 Religious Le by grief. International Boycott Day. the University c The union sponsored a march Judean Society Begun in 1 that day at 10 a.m. from Currigan That s why our staff—your friends and Leaders Progra Hall to the Denargo Produce The Judean Society for for persons act Market. A benefit dance was held divorced Catholic women is neighbors —does its utmost to ease this trying many years ai in the evening at St. Dominic’s having a meeting on Saturday, provide a year time. We understand the decisions that must Church. Sept. 28, at the Bethlehem Fathers study on the life On Thursday. Sept. 12, Center in Broomfield, from 10 be made, the arrangements that must be com­ modern societ; representatives from church, a.m. until 3 p.m. equip them for I union, community and political A hot lunch will be served and pleted. And we understand the difficulty of Sister Tight organizations reaffirmed their $3 is the charge for the day. of the Commui doing so in the face of extreme emotional support for the boycott and the Father John Jepson will be Sisters of Lore Sept. 14 march at a rally at Our the guest speaker. assistant to thi stress. Thus, our staff and our facilities are de­ Lady of Guadalupe Parish Hall. Mrs. Lory Lothamer, Sisters of Lore Bishop George Evans associate coordinator of the voted to giving your needs complete profes­ for the Souther expressed the position of the Family Life Center, will also sional attention with quiet confidence and National Council o f Catholic speak on what affiliation with the Bishops as one of support for the Center will mean to the Judeans $ 2 5 ,0 0 i assurance. farm workers in their struggle for w ho recently joined this A goal of $21 union rights and he pledged the Archdiocesan family effort. for patron tick bishops' support of the boycotts of All interested women are In time of need, we understand. annual Regis Hi head lettuce, grapes and Gallo invited and urged to attend. Drive, it was a wines. Reservations should be made by Rev. Robert J The Colorado Labor Council, Sept. 26 with Mrs. Mary McMahon principal. th e Denver Area Labor at 447-2118. Proceed sweepstakes w provide scholars! Let them show aid for students High School. you a complete In additio selection of yearbook, photo OWARD beautiful rooms. magazine derive MORTUARIES AND CEMETERY budgets from PARK AVE. CHAPEL BERKELEY PARK CHAPEL receipts. C»l Win t Maiiwi West 46th & Tennjiton Chairperson 11 Park Avenut «t entrance to Berkeley Park DEANE FURNITURE OF ARVADA 222 1851 Mrs. Mary Ellic 433«42S “ T ffE FA in iL V S T O R E ” further informat HKMPOtll MEMOKIAC tSTKUS, t. HAMPOCN I. TOSEMITt . 771-4S3E 7511 Grandview Ave. 421 -9031 Tim Willard, Re 433-8471, ext. 297, Eight. . . Yhii •V "rhurtiWyTieSAY Byzantine Catholic Bishop To Visit Local Community On Sunday. Sept. 22, at 6 p.m., Endicott. N. Y. (1955-1961); and St. the Most Rev. Emil J. Mihalik, Thomas Parish. Rahway. N.J. D.D., Eparch of the Byzantine (1961-1968). Catholic Diocese of Parma, Ohio, will celebrate the Divine Liturgy In 1968 he was appointed the at Our Lady of Fatima Church. 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5 Sep Con Two Ideals of Christian Service prir Bist mobilize forces to effect changes translate this as saying don’t be accomplish miracles. They will with the poor, not to canonize Jeai Many people have dedicated pres their lives to service. For on a macrocosmic level. We also concerned about whether or not heal the sick (who me?): they poverty and want, but to s example, doctors, teachers and need others who remind us that you have your Mastercharge. Be will cleanse lepers (is this denounce it and the attendant politicians serve. Each in their essential to service is the totally dependent on God It’s in possible?!; they will raise the oppression concomitant with own way and field of endeavor making - present of God in the His service that you are dead (you must b«‘ kidding?). poverty. attempt to serve the needs of world. To accomplish the job, working. The Gospel is not an efficiency By so acting the Christian others. but not make God present is to To so advise today would be read-out but a challenge to trust who serves is but following the The concept of Christian have missed the point. totally dumb and this was not the in the Lord. example of Christ who became service embodies two basic but The tenth chapter of point of the Gospel. It was not a Motivated by such an one with people and identified not contradictory ingredients. Matthew’s Gospel is a travel guide or printer's manual evangelical concept of service, Himself with the hunger and Some service flows from good recounting of the parable The point was rather this when the Christian doctor, teacher or loneliness and poverty of the old American pragmatism. How originally addressed to the you go in service to the world, politician serves the needs of the human situation. can the Job be best done? How disciples as they were about to put your trust first of all in God. poor and becomes one with Christ did so not to canonize can we deploy the least number go out and serve. The Lord not money; in His grace, not them, not because poverty such misery and give it a worth of resources and smallest enjoins them not to be concerned simply human strategems It’s brings its own rewards and far beyond its deserving but to amount of manpower to achieve about bringing an extra tunic or basically His work, not yours riches mean sin and instant denounce it as the natural the great amount of good? Such walking staff or loose change. In If the disciples would so act depravity outcome of greed and sin and one service is synonymous with modern language we could the Lord assures them thev will Rather, thev become one person's exploitation of another. efficiency. It accomplishes results that can be pointed out and The Qii€‘slion Bc»x statistically registered, Such service is global in dimension and perhaps can claim as its patron someone like Ralph Nader. Mary, the Mother of God Nader scours out inefficiency and corruption. He exposes by Msgr. Raymond Rosier primarily to explain clearly what is believed about Jesus. The exploitation and hunglirg. By N.J. (). In the Catholic Church we honor and pray to bishops of the Church formally expressed this belief at the Council striking the nerve center, he •Mary. On whose authority does the Church do this? We Catholics of Ephesus in 43.?. This decision is a good example of how the rectifies abuses. He achieves. call .Mary the mother of God, but was not Mary’s role in the New Church gradually develops a fuller understanding of revelation Another type of seivice Testament to be a vehicle through which God would come to earth and learns how to express it. The New Testament nowhere uses flows from an appreciation of as a man? Jesus was God, but be was also a man and in that sense the title "mother of God, ” and yet the inspiration for this is dependency and limitation. In needed a mother, but God has no mother for he always is. 1 can contained in the words of Elizabeth to .Mary in Luke I, 43-44: "But view of my limits how can 1 best find nowhere in the Bible where Jesus called Mary “ Mother” but who am 1 that the mother of my Lord should come to me? The serve the task at hand? How can always “ woman,” nor can I find anything about the assumption of moment in your greeting sounded in my ears, the baby leapt in my I cooperate with God so that His Mary. womb for joy .” And in the whole of the Gospel of John, beginning work, not mine, be A. You imply you are a Catholic, but you write as an old- with: "The Word was God. . . and the Word became flesh.” accomplished. This type of line. fundamentalist Protestant. I suspect you have been reading Very early in the history of the Church the people began to service can claim as its patron a some of the old fashioned anti-Catholic pamphlets which are still call Mary the "mother of God" and to believe in her assumption. Mother Theresa of Calcutta. circulating. All the honors given her flowed from her privilege of being the Relatively speaking. Mother ■As Catholics we believe the Church, with the help of the woman most closely associated with the God-Man and Savior as Theresa is doing very little to Holy Spirit, composed the New Testament and with the guidance his mother. She is "blest among women” and "all ages to come alleviate the enormous problem of the same Spirit grows in understanding God's revelation shall call (her) blessed.” in the words of the Scripture (Lk. 1:42 of starvation rampant in India. contained in the Scriptures, Old and New, and 48). Praying to Mary and believing in her assumption are She does not achieve on a global The Church is the authority, with the help of the Spirit, ancient Christian practices preserved not only by Roman level. Though her reputation is that determines what writings are to be considered Scripture and Catholics but also by all the Eastern Orthodox Churches. international, she has not and the Church is the authority that develops and passes on the .Another early Christian tradition was the practice of does not propose to change understanding of Scripture. And by Church I do not mean just calling Mary the new Eve. The Gospel of John quite obviously has structures. She leaves this to the popes and bishops, but all the members of the Church who the first chapters of Genesis in mind, for it begins with the first Naders. contribute to an understanding of revelation. words of the Bible: “ In the beginning. . .” Therefore it is Rather she hopes to love and It was the common people who raised a mighty uproar significant that in it Jesus twice refers to Mary as "woman” — at through her love make God against Nestorius in the fifth century when he seemed to deny the wedding at Cana and while she stands at the foot of the cross, present in the lives of the Mary was the mother of God and scandalized them with a remark the beginning of his public life and the moment he dies for outcasts she serves. Before their that "God is not a baby two or three months old.” For years the mankind. death she hopes to give them Church had struggled to clarify just how Jesus was both God and It seems quite probable that John has Jesus use the word some brief experience of what it man. When did Jesus become God? Was he born a mere man who woman instead of mother deliberately to point out the connection feels like to be loved and cared when he full grown was taken over by God? between her and the woman of the Genesis story, whose son would for and wanted. If that were the case, then Mary was the mother of the crush the devil and, therefore, that he is teaching that .Mary is the We need both the Naders and man who became God and could not be called mother of God. But new Eve who cooperates with the new .Adam. Christ. the Mother Theresas to if the Eternal Word "became flesh ” in the womb of the virgin and It was the uniqueness of her relationship with her divine complete our description of the infant born of Mary was already one with God. then this reality Son which led the early Christians to believe that .Mary enjoys the Christian service. We need could best be expressed by saying "Mary is the mother of God.” fullness of the resurrection with Jesus, and that is what is meant people who achieve, who build This does not mean that God has a mother, or that Mary is a by the assumption. Scriptural thought is behind it all. you see. hospitals, instigate legislation. goddess. She is the woman from whom God took his humanity. though no exact texts can be quoted. inaugurate programs and The title “ mother of God" was chosen bv the Church (c), 1974, Universal Press Syndicate

Ten the denver cathelic register Thursday, September 19,1974 Thursday, S \ J Role of Bishop Notre Dame Builds (Continued from Page 1) differences, and become reconciled, learning to live with the different views. New Parish Center “ But you have to assume goodness on the part of the By Register Reporter touches are being put on by followed by a potluck lunch. other person,” said Father of the difficulties of this type of Members of Notre Dame parishioners. C.Y.O. members help serve the dialogue. “ Can he be ‘good’ and disagree with me? Can Parish in southwest Denver are Pre-school classes run by lunch and provide entertainment. •wrong’ people be ‘good’ ? looking forward to the completion three teachers from the parish for Msgr. Hiester is looking of their new parish family center 30 four and five-year-olds will be toward to extending the facility to '‘There also has to be a mutual invitation from the heart in late September. held daily in the new family more groups for their activities. for Christ to be part of the relationship. It is God who It is a center built for people. center. “We do not even know reconciles. The question is whether we believe that. If we There are no stairs in the two- Parish senior citizen group everything we are going to use it do, reconcilation is possible.” story building. Ramps lead from activities will find a new home in for,” he said. “Those things will The strong financial picture of the parishes outlined in the first to the second floor to the center. Both Catholics and non- come up after the center is in the 1974 Archdiocesan Financial Statement published in the make the center available to those Catholics gather for Mass use." Sept. 5 Register presents a special challenge of stewardship in wheelchairs or baby carriages. to people of the archdiocese and all the church leaders. Notre Dame has 10,000 Father Hanifen believes. parishioners in 1,800 families. First Friday Mass “ The Bishop is not a good 'organizer’ , but a good “ We are going to have activities steward,” he said. “'The Bishop cannot be removed from the for the whole family,” Pastor material needs of his people. I think he becomes a steward Msgr. Hiester said, "fo r the Started at Cemetery the same as we are all stewards when we speak of material young, the old and the middle.” things. ‘‘Our problem has been The first Mass inaugurating “ The Bishop again becomes the mediator of the Pastors from throughout the room ,” Msgr. Hiester explained. the custom of offering Mass on the metropolitan area will be invited people's response to the people’s needs. He receives from The lunch room in the school has First Friday of the month in the to be celebrants of First Friday those who as stewards give, for whatever reason, and he been used for meetings and Resurrection chapel of Mt. Olivet evening Mass at the cemetery. A mediates (by distributing the money or goods) to those who activities. Sports have been Cemetery was attended by some special intention of the Mass is for are in need. So his objective is not to build an em pire!” limited to the playground, the 75 persons, reports Archie Jordan, the repose of those who were “ How do we live with this good news that our parking lot or rented facilities. superintendent of the cemetery. interred in the previous month. archdiocese is financially stable? The stability reflects the “ Now we will not have that Two adjoining chapels were The next Mass will be offered general management of our parishes and agencies. If we problem, Msgr. Hiester said. opened to provide more space for on Friday, Oct. 4. at 7 p.m. say our material position is better this year than last year, The family center has rooms the Mass. The Liturgy, which was we don't mean to say that we’ve made a profit’ and as in for meetings. C.Y.O., scouts, pre­ celebrated at 7 p.m. on Sept. 6 had the case of the state, we have a surplus. school and adult education. The a background of the mountains Laudas F ord ’^s “The result of this management is not a balloon filled second floor auditorium is a multi­ colored in various hues of the with goodies . . . It means rather a growth response on the purpose room for athletics, parish setting sun, Mr. Jordan said. Stand part of our people to the growing needs of a growing dances, theatrical productions, The Liturgy was celebrated President Ford’s community. The Bishop is the people’s agent for the spaghetti dinners and breakfasts. by the Rev. Robert Durrie, pastor demonstration of awareness and community.” Completion of the center has of St. Joan of Arc’s Church, sensitivity to the most profound Father Hanifen’s episcopal ordination is slated for been a parish effort. The Altar and Arvada. issues of human life confronting September 20 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Rosary Society is furnishing the The custom of a monthly Mass this country was commended by 4 Conception, Denver. Archbishop James V. Casey will be the kitchen, the Athletic Boosters are for all buried in Mt. Olivet drew Mike Kudla, acting president of principal consecrator, with Bishop George Evans and providing basketball back stops comments of praise. Mr. Jordan the Colorado Right to Life Bishop Charles Busellell as co-consecrators. Archbishop and sports equipment. The pointed out. and it is expected that Committee, today following the I Jean Jadot, Apostolic Delegate in the United States, will bleachers have been donated by the attendance at the Mass will clarification of Ford’s position on preside at the episcopal ordination. J the men's club and finishing grow over the months. abortion.

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Eleven Thursday, September 19,1974 the denver catholic register World News In Brief

U.S. Representatives at Synod

Cardinal Krol Cardinal Carberry Cardinal Dearden Archbishop Bamardin Archbishop Quinn

Bishops’ Meeting Opens in Rome Sept. 27 Jame! Provisional Agenda of Synod Announced Mauck, and I

By John Muthis Weakland, abbot primate of the Catholics and non-Catholics field, will be able also to study the provisional working paper VATICAN CITY (NC) — The Benedictine Confederation, and furthers evangelization within the further possibilities of dialogue, were liturgical changes and their secretary general of the world Brother Charles Henry Buttimer, Church itself and outside it.” reflect on the willingness for effect on evangelization and use of synod of Bishops, opening here superior general of the Christian Linked with a discussion of dialogue on the part of non- communications media in evan Sept. 27, has released the names gelizing. Brothers — are among 10 ecumenism, he said, would Christians and atheistic of 206 synod delegates and an representatives of Religious probably be consideration of ideologies, give an opinion on the T h e theologica outline of a pastorally oriented orders of men. existing dialogue with “ atheistic actual dialogue taken place up to considerations, as viewed in the provisional agenda on evangel­ According to Bishop Rubin, ideologies” and with non this time and look for new ways to provisional agenda, will start off ization. the synod’s workload is Christians. continue it.” with the affirmation that Among 22 delegates named tentatively divided into two The bishop also said that the evangelization is not a purely personally by Pope Paul were sections: “ A mutual exchange of Both of these forms of synod would offer an "excellent human or principally human work Archbishop .John Quinn of experiences in the field of dialogue. Bishop Rubin said, opportunity " to discuss the help but the work of the Holy Spirit, the Oklahoma City, and Canadian evangelization,” and discussion of “ impose new demands on which could be given to young bishop said. Bishop Edouard Gagnon, "theological points rising from evangelization and on churches in their missionary and The synod will then probably president of the Vatican’s pastoral experience.” evangelizers. Synod members, by evangelizing work. work toward a precise definition Committee for the Family. In explaining the exchanging experiences in this •Also mentioned as items in and description of evangelization The synod’s theme is announcement. Bishop Rubin said "Evangelization of the Modern the delegates are tentatively World.’ ’ It is expected to continue scheduled to discuss the role Grape, Lettuce Boycott until Oct. 26, according to Bishop which pastoral and priests’ Wladyslaw Hubin, the secretary councils, established since the general. Second Vatican Council can play To Become International This will be the fourth time in evangelization. the synod has met since its The synod could also give WASHINGTON (NC) — The settlement ol the d.: pute in 1971. Chavez said that he was creation by Pope Paul in 1965. special attention to the place and boycott of table grapes and head the situation flared up again this announcing the beginning of the In addition to Archbishop the role of the laity in carrying out lettuce called by the United Farm past spring when the Teamsters international boycott with a week Quinn, American delegates evangelization, and could reflect Workers of America (UFWA) will signed contracts with growers of press conferences, parades, include Cardinal John Wright, on the means to animate them become an international boycott. who had previously s^ n e d demonstrations, religious prefect of the Congregation for toward a sense of responsibility” George Meany, president of contracts with the UF'W.A. services, fund-raising events, and the Clergy and former Bishop of in this regard. Bishop Rubin said. the AFL-CIO, said in a speech Both unions claim the support picketing across the nation. Pittsburgh. He is one of 17 The provisional working here that his federation has asked of the farm workers. Efforts will concentrate on cardinal - delegates from the paper, which the bishop trade unions in other nations to "1 hope the unions of the AFL- Canada, the United Kingdom, T. Raber I Roman Curia , the central emphasized could be changed by abide by the boycott. CIO that have close ties with Scandanavia, and West Germany the St. Vincer. during the international boycott, administrative offices of the the synod delegates, stresses the Meany’s remarks were made unions in other free countries or CCS supplemei Church. problem of evangelizing youth. Sept. 9 here at a luncheon to honor with the various trade Chavez noted, because these areas secretariats,” .Meany said, "will buy large quantities of California Four delegates, elected last The synod will discuss the the UFWA and its president, take action to secure overseas 'table grapes and head lettuce. November by the National problem of the spread of small Cesar Chavez. trade union cooperation” with the After stating that many Conference of Catholic Bishops, communities,’ especially among After noting that the boycott boycott. people had counted the UFWA as will represent the U.S. bishops. youth,” and will “ reflect on the in this nation has been They are Cardinal John Krol of Meany attacked the U.S. being dead when it lost the contribution which such "heartening,” he added: Philadelphia, Cardinal John Immigration and Naturalization contracts and, by his own communities can make to Dearden of Detroit, Cardinal John "Now we must take the Service for not enforcing the admission, 70 percent of its evangelization,” he said. Carberry of St. Louis and boycott message overseas. We immigration laws and allowing membership, Chavez said that the Archbishop Joseph Bernardin of Also on schedule for study are must reach free trade unionists in hundreds of thousands of illegal UFWA was still strong and the Cincinnati. "pastoral problems regarding other lands and solicit their aliens to enter this country. struggle would continue “ as long Among 14 bishops from evangelization of the faithful support for the United Farm "M ore than 600,000 illegal as growers refuse to recognize the Eastern rites are Ukrainian-rite whose links with the 'Church Workers.” aliens were apprehended in 1973 in union or give farm workers the Archbishop Ambrose Senyshyn of remain, but whose participation in The UFWA has been engaged the Southwest alone," he said, right to choose their own union.” Philadelphia and Ruthenian-rite the life of the Church is weak.” in a jurisdictional battle with the "and the estimates of the Chavez also said that he is Archbishop Stephen Koscisko of Underlined in the provisional Teamsters Union in California numbers who remain at large, confident that the UFWA will win Munhall (Pittsburgh). Two other agenda, the bishop said, is study of over the right to organize farm taking jobs away from U.S. th e struggle against the Americans — Abbot Rembert "whether the dialogue between workers. After an apparent workers, run into the millions.” Teamsters and the growers.

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Tw«l»w.nidT ThorjBsy, -riMirs^'/SfPNll J CCS Reports Year o f Service

James Mauck, new director of the Denver Catholic Community services Mrs. Mauck, and Bishop George Evans.

Mrs. Carmel Baca receives the Volunteer of the Year award from T. Raber Taylor, National President of Larry DeBell, new chairman of the Margaret Mary Foy, DCCS member. the St. Vincent de Paul Society reads the board and Archbishop James V. Casey. CCS supplement printed in the Register.

Rashey Moten of Kansas City shown giving the principal speech. Archbishop James V. Casey and the Rev. Donald Dunn, archdiocesan Director of ( Catholic Community Services.

-‘rtT ^ f Movie Scene No Dr< Comedies Range from Atrocious to Good At the C( by Rev. Ralph Taylor, S.J. least this one. Direction and criminal W’alter Upjohn planning the caper, assembling dubious moral code if taken at out has becoi Recent movie comedies range editing unfortunately are on a par Ballantine who escapes from the crew, pulling the job, and face value. But the good guys win as graduatioi from atrocious to good. The most with the rest of the film. prison in a multiton earthmover. trying to get away with the loot. out in the end and the right men Bros, and B disappointing is Barbra Better Effort robs a bank — not the money in Ambiguous hero Scott disappears and women wind up together. year-old Clot Streisand s latest effort For A much better effort is the bank but steals the entire bank into the horizon, but not on The strength of the minor mad scrami Pete’s Sake. Expecting another Uptown Saturday .Night. Once — and more or less evades the horseback, car or plane. characters makes Uptown with applica What’s Up Doc would be asking more the problem is money and an blustering but persistent prison Saturday Night and Bank Shot thousands of too much, but For Pete’s Sake ordinary citizen gets involved warden who is always on his tail Adult Elements work where For Pete’s Sake fails. places avai may be the poorest thing she has with the mob. with golf clubs close at hand. Each of the comedies has The plot outline of the latter had clown collegE ever been connected with. A cast that includes Cosby, Director Gower Champion some adult elements in them, more potential for humorous openings. A desperate need for money Poitier, and Pryor could hardly go moves the film at a good pace although they are all played for development, but the potential The Clow prompts a series of improbable wrong. considering most of the sequences laughs. Each has strong language, was not realized in the script or institution relationships and contrived Pursuing a lost lottery ticket. are standard heist film fare — some sexual material, and a the visuals. conceived an situations. A mediocre script Cosby and Poitier evade the Irvin Feld makes the dialogue tedious and police, find themselves caught Producer of 1 not even Streisand’s talents can between competing underworld Eastern Prof To Speak in Boulder Earth, who f redeem it. Several ' potentially factions, and unsuccessfully elicit steady supply humorous encounters result in a the help of disreputable private The Rev. David O’Brien, thinkers to Colorado as well as centuries, cl funny sight or line, but nothing is eye Pryor. associate professor of history at drawing upon a number of local profession tl sustained. My only complaint about the Holy Cross College, Worcester. Catholic educators. from father Micliael Sarrazin plays the film is the picayunish one that the Mass., and author of The Renewal anymore. husband, named Pete of course, “Uptown” makes one think of of American Catholicism will be Dr. O’Brien will speak on The rani who is not really believable as Harlem, while the film is set in the third speaker in a year-long ‘ “rhe Development of Catholicism dwindling, a; husband and lover and has no Los Angeles. series of lectures-with discussions in America” , on Tuesday, Sept. action to res profession, i business being in comedy — at Steals Bank on contemporary Catholic 24. theology and spirituality. clowns for Money again is the motivating All of the lectures in the FEATURING force in Bank Shot, a heist comedy units of The The series is sponsored by the series, which will be held on Earth. GERMAN starring George C. Scott. With Theologian-in-Residence Program Tuesday evenings from 7:30-10:00 that disregard for credibility He offer of St. Thomas Aquinas University at the United Protestant Center training to wo which really good comedies must Parish in Boulder. (15th & Euclid in Boulder), will AMEmCAN have, Scott plays notorious opening up a It will bring some of include discussions in small of female clo' CUISINE America’s foremost Catholic groups. Dr. David O’Brien graduates ar one block east of wodsworth with both tour open doily 1 1 o.m. to 8 p.m. LUIGI'S Bros. * and 1 Italion and Mexican Circuses. sun. 11 ;30 o.m. to 8 p.m. 1 \ew Coaching Staff at Macheheuf Food Bill Ball WEBER'S 6197 W. Alameda Ave By Chris Schadt A native of Arvada and a Assuming duties as the lone former Rin fireside restaurant 2 3 7 - 5 2 3 6 Take Out Orders With the single exception of graduate last spring of Metro track coach is Mr. Rich Berlanti Barnum & Ba 7340 W. 38th Ave. 424-2871 veteran head football coach Mr. State College in Denver. Mr. of the theology department. His of the Colle "P a t” Panek, the Machebeuf Stevens shares Mr. Cooper’s experience in coaching the spring program of High School Buffaloes boast a new preference for a running, pressing sport stems from MacNamara tumbling, ac coaching staff for the upcoming basketball team. High School in Maryland. stiltwalking, v athletic year. The new man in charge of make-up and Replacing Mr. Thomas boys’ physical education this year The freshman basketball and dance, fencin Electric Companij McLaughlin as athletic director is Mr John Thurow. He aids the assistant backfield coach for riding! football is Mr. Dennis Shull of the Clown C Cbmpinr flKincjl S m rr •MDUSTRIM •COMmimAl 'RCSIUMIIAl and varsity basketball coach is Mr. football team as line coach and Ron Cooper. Mr. Cooper played will take over head wrestling English department. He and the come from al four years of college basketball at duties this winter. Mr Thurow other coaches hold an optimistic States. Mo 1178 STOUT ST. Texas A&M and later became spent three year^ as head viewpoint in their first year and graduates, mo head basketball coach at the wrestling and assistant football hope to continue the success that college backg University of Dallas. coach at Mountain V’alley High Machebeuf has shown in previous held colorful His enthusiasm and optimism, School in Saguache. Colorado. years. pizza chef Phone 222-5733 as well as his philosophy of instructor. Bu a letics, will bring some thing in comrr unexpected changes to the 1974-75 (Catholic Charismatics heritage and basketball season. Mr. Cooper teaches math courses at F'ather Ronald .A Sarno. S.J.. They see the gift of tongues as spiritual counselor and writer a free and loving gift from God to Machebeuf. ”AX. Social studies teacher .Mr. Ed from St Ignatius Retreat House in help one grow in prayer. Stevens is the new line coach on Manhasset. New York, discusses This talk will be televised on the football staff in addition to the Catholic Charismatic station KBTV. channel 9 in being the junior varsity basketball movement and the effect it is Denver on Sept. 22 at 6:15 a.m. and head baseball coach likely to have on more traditional Catholic faith and practice. fCOME TO It is the teaching of Catholic To receive a copy of this talk, charismatics that the surest sign write to the Sacred Heart of the Holy Spirit's presence is not Program at 3900 Westminster the gift of tongues but a spirit of Place. St. Louis, Missouri 63108. loving charity for other Christians Kindlv request script number 1/2 PRICE SPECIAL and the Church. 1040. ‘ ITALIAN Mon. & Tues. Nites, 5pm-8pm RESTAURANT SATRIANO BROTHERS FLOWERS JANITOR SERVICE, INC.

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(Continued from Pi Father Pe assistance to hi their languagi ‘Mercy On Sunday’ Disappoints Reader came to him Editor: means of assurance of rights and responsibility acknowledged, to We’ve had too much of this for too of the life and work of Christ. One This letter is written in protection of same, I personally the degree it may have been long in politics. of the chief requests of Christ was response to your Editorial on the felt a great sense of present, on the part of the former conversion: a sincere and front page of the 12 September disappointment, not only over the president. It seems to me, that In looking at responsibility, we speak also of accountability. personal acknowledgement of issue of the Denver Catholic action of President Ford, but to only in that context, can we truly areas in life where change was Register. In a day when there is so s e e h is course of action speak of an exercise of justice and As the former increases, so does the latter. We are speaking of a necessary, an acknowledgement much discussion about personal championed on the front page of mercy. which was an essential condition responsibility for one’s actions, the Register. This feeling was not man, in the person of Richard M. Nixon, who asked the people of for a mature conversion. He asked and so much investigation into law based on a desire “ to throw the Pardon, to me, implies a people, not only of his own time, and authority as a means of book at Nixon” or to see him determination that there was a this country to elect him, so that he could lead them. Where this but of every person to try to service to the community and as a vengefully punished, but to see responsibility for a course of accomplish this if there was to be action, and then saying that there man had lead us in reality, perhaps only history itself will a true spirit of penance as a spirit are justifying reasons to say that of growth in their lives. Write to Us! there is no justification of adding unveil. But at the same time, I Numerous phone calls, pro and against, were received at the further sanction to that action. sincerely feel that he owes to the Justice and mercy don’t Register office concerning the editorial “ Mercy on Sunday,” The memory of “ stone walling” American people, from whom he simply "overlook” . They asked and received a “ mandate ” r printed in the Register of .Sept. 12. Instead of phone calls the and “ cover up” are presently too acknowledge what is present and l Register staff would appreciate very much if readers who have strong in my own mind to let this (whether given to him out of fear act accordingly. Justice speaks of comments would voice their opinions through the Letters to the editorial and present situation go or conviction), an accounting of what is due to a person. Mercy Editor. It is the hope of the staH that the “ Readers’ Forum” may by the board to say let’s just his own stewardship. speaks of a gratuitous action of kMh become a true exchange of ideas by members of the archdiocese. forget the whole thing and go You spoke in your editorial of love. Where, whether in purely ahead with business as usual. justice and mercy in the context Christian terms of in a purely humanistic sense, is either justice o r mercy present in the contemporary political question? Christ did not cover up humanity’s weakness and conscious failings. He took these publicly upon himself. He challenged humanity to evaluate its actions and act on that evaluation in order that there might be a full life. If we are going to talk of Christ and his teaching, he did not tell Mary .Magdalene to just forget the past because there was no one else around to call her to accountability. He told her to change from her former life style. In his parables, Christ spoke of a prodigal son who had to size up where he had been and what he had done, in preparation for his T he old return home and reinstatement with his family. The parable of the atnd the new... talents entrusted to the employees There is im rlhing exhil.ir.itim j supposed that they were to work i Lore and new U ‘.;:.iT . we ,e.s n,iate given them, rather than hiding it oppor lu n ity s and forgiveness, mercy, and so on. Sisters of Loretl new things are inde<-d. for the . It would be extremely naive of the world hung better and not the worse. But. me to feel that I am alone in my yielded $516.00 < in order for newness to b<* a good personal feelings about our past three weeli change, it must be an improvement political system and our nation as Lorrentines. on the old. 11 must have a good a political people which has, purpose. It must be reasonable consciously or unconsciously, and in the case of man-made allowed an atmosphere to grow up improvements, it must be well in our midst and the one with planned and properly executed. which we are now dealing. I Such is the case at Mt. Olivet sincerely want to see this Cemetery. atmosphere change and to be a part of the process which fosters Extensive study and planning was personal, private, individual done in order to meet our critical responsibility in the forum of objectives for improvement of the conscience, but also where overall cemetery. The improvement individuals have taken public program will last for three years, responsibility, to see that and it will reflect a newness and acknowledged in fact as well as in change which will preserve and theory. compliment the old. Finally, my own life and Mt. Olivet Cemetery will continue apostolate is involved with law. its its dedication to provide a application, evolution to the ever dignified final resting place for growing need of God’s people in the faithful departed — it will the Church. Given the tenor of our continue to be a holy monument times, it is hard enough to deal and it will be more beautiful with attitudes of subjectivism, than ever. playing down of morality in so many areas of life, without having 5 Mt. Olivet Cemetery to confront an Editorial such as West 44th Avenue at Youngfield the one published in the most Wheat Ridge recent edition of the Register. Mr. Archie Jordan, Manager Neither do I like to see Sunday Phone 424-7785 flaunted as a context for some of these decisions, as though it gives an atmosphere of respectability to them. There are some other events of history which have taken place on Sunday. These too had some pretty heavy political overtones. My feelings expressed here are my own. Again, they are not m ot i va ted by a desire for vengence. but to try to keep clear the meaning of justice, mercy, forgiveness, responsibility, aiid accountability. WEST C( Rev. .Michael J. Chamberlain -■V Priest of the .Archdiocese Sixteen the denver catholic register Thursday, September 19, 1974 Thursday, Septem St. Joseph’^, Leadville 75 Years of Service to Community Recalled J (Continued from Page 3) troubles, money matters, their families in Europe, he Coming first to North Dakota where he lived until his death took helped them secure passports or Father Perse was of great quarrels, marital problems, and he served there for over three place in March 1973, at the age of necessary requirements of the assistance to his people because of the fear that comes from being in years, when he was invited by 102. immigration laws, so that they a strange new country. Bishop J. Henry Tihen of Denver Father Trunck was succeeded their language difficulty. They could bring them to Leadville. came to him with their family As many of them still had to come to Colorado and care for as pastor by Father George M, Father John Judnic was the Slovenians of Leadville. He Spehar. Under Father Spehar’s One ordained in Denver in 1912, and, accepted this call and served St. direction the church and the t was after offering his first Mass at St. Joseph’s Church for the next 22 rectory have been completely and Joseph’s Church, served as an years. modernized. t of assistant for a year to Father When he came to Leadville he At the present time even was Perse, who was in ill health. found the church building in need though there is not the great need ment When Father Perse was of repair. Its walls were peeling of a Slovenian language parish, St. ition forced by ill health to give up the and there was little money on Joseph’s is still serving a vital sked parish in 1915, Father Judnic was hand for restoration. function in the community. ime, made pastor and served the parish Setting out to make Many of the old customs and / to until 1921. improvements in his own fashion services so sacred to the ,0 be Father Judnic was with only the aid of a carpenter Slovenians are still being pirit transferred to Holy Rosary Parish who set up scaffolding and despite observed at St. Joseph’s for the in Denver and was succeeded for limited training as an artist, the descendants of the original short periods by Fathers Ambrose priest scraped and repaired the immigrants from Europe. on’t Capitan until 1922. Aloysius interior walls and began the hey Milner until January 1923. and monumental task of creating his and John Miklavcic until August 1, paintings. :s of 1924. For hours he worked from the ;rcy scaffold, often lying on his back. In March 1923 the church, as n of From the strokes of his brushes, rely well as part of the rectory, was destroyed by a fire. Within a scenes from Holy Scripture took rely form. His conception of the Last matter of months $30,000 was tice Supper, the Crucifixion, the collected to rebuild the Church. the raising of Lazarus from the dead Work was commenced on July ion? 15 of that year and the Church was and others were painted, all with a ty's great richness of color. blessed for Christmas Eve igs. services on December 23, 1923. These paintings in later years pon The new church was a brick won national honors by stories nity building, a great improvement appearing in newspapers and t on over the wooden frame magazines. The church was lere construction of the old one. designated some years ago as a National Slovenian Monument. of On .Aug. 1. 1924. there came to In addition to his paintings. not St. Joseph's Father George M. Father Trunck wrote a weekly get Trunck. who was to leave his column for many years which one mark upon the church and the appeared in a National Slovenian to parish. He had come to America publication. Despite these to from Europe after the Versailles activities he was a good de. treaty of Paris, which was a great administrator of the parish as he if a disappointment to him as he was made many improvements and up Prime Minister of Carinthia. a paid off the debt of the parish. country which sought to be he In August 1946, he retired and Joseph’s Church, Leadville independent after World War I. his made his home in San Francisco, ?nt the ?es Bacon & Schramm )rk Composition Roofing Lorettos Set $180,000 Tile Roofing fas Roof Repairing it 4020 Brighton Blvd. an 244-6563 ne Goal To Aid World Hunger

•d. Community efforts by the The decision to make a the goal is reached. Sisters of Loretto to help alleviate corporate drive to help the world Describing the effort in a of the world hunger situation have hunger situation was reached at letter concerning the general SLATTERY & COMPANY, IKC. fiy yielded $516.00 collected over the the community's general assembly, Loretto community ur past three weeks from individual assembly held this summer at the president Sister Helen Sanders as Lorrentines. Loretto Motherhouse in Kentucky. said, “ Through much discussion Mechanical Contractors arifl Engineers s, The goal of the drive, called and prayer and in response to Plumbing - Heating y. the ’’Stop Hunger Fund", is many pleas for a simpler life-style and a willingness to sacrifice and Air Conditioning ip $180,000. which will come from share, the assembly voted to th All types personal donations of the sisters ROBERT F. CONNOR, President I matched with community funds. propose to the entire Loretto Wallpapering is The executive committee of community an ongoing program 181 VALLEJO 744-6311 a Painting Service the Sisters of Loretto will decide with a goal of supplying a sum of "S Vinyl - flocks - silks how to distribute the fund when $180,000 to help alleviate il conditions in underdeveloped foils - burlap - cork countries which are causing )f PEEBLES starvation to millions of human e ALLENDALE beings.” c PHARMACY t Larry Schamberger The Sisters of Loretto also PLAN BEHIND 9800 W. 59th Place have disbursed one percent of the n 4 2 2 -23 9 7 9 Before you buy congregations’ operating income IB g e B g wagon, look into the back 458-5382 A rv a d a West's Professional Pharmacy d \ r \ a d a . ( !ol(»ra Capital Punishment .Address 424 < “ life” topics, and particularly disturbed, the have-nots.” appreciation for life are being 80220. interesting was the diocesan In order to prepare the people sown throughout the Pueblo E state of Symposium Planned director of religious education. of the Pueblo diocese to respond in Gillman. aka diocese this year. May they grow Deceased; Ni Father John Costanzo’s. Christian love to these “ life” into luxuriant foliage which will Representativ A three-day symposium on punishment. explanation of how this year’s problems and to commit bear fruit in years to come when Address 3024 S capital punishment is being Participants will include central theme “ That You May them selves to restoring and Southern Coloradoans will be able CO 80236. Estate of E offered by Loretto Heights Heights and guest professors of Choose Life” will be implemented enhancing the dignity of human to influence state legislation on S. Brown, akj College prior to the November sociology; psychology, and in a year-long planned progression life. Bishop Buswell then life issues through their deep Deceased; N< election when Colorado voters will theology Drs. Bob Amundson, of topics. Subtitled “ A Call to announced the CHOOSE LIFE rooted values and attitudes which Representativ decide whether the death penalty Address 3135 S Charles Milligan, Edith Sherman Focus on the Dignity of Human program. From this month of indicate that they have indeed Estate of 1 should be reinstated under certain and Sr. Antoinette Doyle. Life, 1974-1975” the year’s plan September until August 1975 the chosen life. Deceased: Nc mitigating circumstances. Area attorneys and legislators Representativ A forum of at least a dozen taking part in the symposium Address 1405 1 At Cathedral CO 80204. experts having varied and include Messrs. Irving Andrews, Estate of A informed perspectives will John Kane, Robert Miller, aka Alexande examine the pros and cons as well Deceased; No Richard Plock, Morgan Smith, Representativ! as alternatives to capital and J.D. MacFarlane. Religion Classes To Resume Address 3100 ( The clergy and judiciary will Apt. 904, Denvi Qualified nurses are on duty be represented by the Rev. James On Sunday, Sept. 22, call Father Walker Nickless at the Estate of Eli Advertising to take the blood pressures and, if Rosa Coons. Miller and Judge James Delaney. Cathedral parish will resume its Cathedral rectory, 831-7010. religious education for the necessary, recommendations 69035C; Pers Leader Dies Symposium sessions — open The interior renovation of the Edna E. Leei made that a doctor be consulted. to anyone interested — will be children of the parish in Grades 1 Cathedral will begin within the Elizabeth St.. I Mass of Christian Burial was The communal anointing from 7-9:30 p.m., September 23-26, to 8. next several days and will take E state of celebrated Sept. 10 in St. John the Registration in the first class ceremony for those who are Hawkinson. at The Heights; and credit is approximately six months for its Evangelist Church, Denver, for chronically ill will be Sunday, 69017C; Pers optional. will be at 10 a.m. at the Oasis Barbara H. William J. Kostka, Sr., 69, a completion. The cost is $80 for credit and Center, 1636 Logan Street. October 6, at the 12:30 p.m. Mass. Elizabeth St.. I former mar.ag'-ig editor of Look Estate of \ $20 for non-credit. The religious education FREE CLINICS Those who will receive this magazine ana chairman of the William John I Registration can be arranged program for students in Grades 9 On the first and third Sundays sacrament are invited to attend board of William Kostka and P-69071C; Per in the R egistrar’ s Office on to 12 will begin Monday evening. of the month, free clinics for the Mass. Harold E. Pe’ Associates, Inc., Denver Mr. campus; by phoning 936-8441, Ext. Sept. 23. at 7:30 p.m. at the Oasis taking of blood pressures will be Special music for this Clarkson. Den\ Kostka died at the Life Center • I i'Bstali'df MS 230; or at the Little Auditorium in Center. sponsored by the Cathedral parish Sacrament is planned. At the last Sept. 8 and was buried in Littleton Podboy Deca, the main Heights building. Any questions concerning in the parish library next to St communal anointing, 326 persons Personal Repr Cemetery. either of these programs, please Paul's chapel received this Sacrament. Padboy; Addr Mr. Kostka was born in Denver CO 8021 Estate of 1 Chicago May 18, 1905. He married Marital Growth formerly kno; Dorothy Parmcnter in 1928. Eastman Dece Mr. Kostka’s career began as Weekend experiences in Personal Repr a telegraph editor for the Chicago marital growth are being offered REST IN PEACE National Ban for couples in October, November Address 17th & Daily Drovers Journal. In 1949 he Sept 12. St. James Church. To Ft. 80202. and December by Renewal B A R E L A , M erculano. 3738 KOSTKA. William J . Sr 1090 moved to Denver to found the Lafayette. Mass of Christian Burial l^fayette St Mass of Christian Burial. Logan. Estate of Ma Unlimited, an affiliate of the N o . P -6901 William Kostka and Associates Sept. 13. Annunciation Church To Ft Sept 10 St John the Evangelist OTTO, Mrs. H. Ruth. 665 S. Family Life Center, Denver. Clinton. Mass of Christian Burial. R e p r e s e n t public relations firm. Logan. Church To Littleton Cemeterv Coopersmith; P Kostka was a member of the All weekend programs are CARMOSINO, Mrs Bernice 4130 LOPEZ. Mike 1135 29th St Mass Sept. 9. Queen of Peace Church. To Ave. No. 673. Di National Press Club; Sigma Delta held at Mt. St. Francis, Colorado Clay St. Mass of Christian Burial of Christian Burial Sept 12 Sacred Chapel Hill. Estate of A Springs. Renewal 1 weekends are Sept. 11. St. Catherine’s Church To Heart Church To Ft. Logan PACHECO, George Joe Deceased; No, Chi, the national professional Representativt Crown Hill. (Porfirio). 4964 Fillmore. Requiem journalism fraternity; the Public set for Nov. 15-17 and October 18- MARKS. Aristeo. 1462 Julian St .Address 675 Pe C R U Z, Thom as Andre. 8975 Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 13. Mass. Sept. 13. Mt. Carmel Church. To Relations Society of America and 20; babysitting for children at Mt. Denver CO 80201 Lander, Westminster Mass. Sept. 9 Presentation of Our Lady Church To Mt. Olivet. Estate of CU the Denver Press Club. St. Francis will be provided on the October session. Mt. Olivet Interment Chapel. To Mt Mt. Olivet. PETERSON, Mrs. Ella A. 9550 Clara Lenore J< Surviving are his widow and Olivet. MARTINEZ. Mrs Stella R 8951 Johnson Decea A Renewal II weekend is Monaco Blvd., Henderson. .Mass of Personal Repn two sons, William Kostka, Jr., DERNBACH, Evelyn M 563 W. 52nd Ave.. Arvada. Mass of planned for December 6-8. Christian Burial. Sept. 11. Our Lady Woods AND Ja Denver, and Stefan M. Kostka, Lima. Aurora. Mass of Christian Christian Burial. Sept. 13. St. address Box 26S Information and reservations for Mother of the Church. To Crown Hill. Austin, Texas. Burial. Sept. 9. St. Therese's Church. Patrick's Church. To Evergreen ROWLAND, Edward M. 440 S. 14875 W. 52nd. the programs may be obtained by To Fairmount Cemeterv. Memorial Gardens. York. Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 80401. calling 573-9537 or 758-6675. DOWNS, Mrs. Alma H 1835 MAY, Andrew A. 1725 Marion. Estate of Ar 9. St. Francis De Sales Church. To Mt. Deceased; No. Lincoln. Mass of the Resurrection. Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 11. Olivet. Representative Sept. 10. Holy Ghost Church. To Ft. Cathedral of the Immaculate RUST, Amil Louis. 1649 S. Locust. Address 2352 Fe MONUMENTS Logan. Conception. To Mt. Olivet. CO. Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 10. St. EDWARDS, Donald C 1666 MAYNES, Juan. 1310 Welton. Estate of Faj GRANITE • MARBLE Mass of Christian Buriat. Sept. 10. Our James Church. To Mt. Olivet. No. P -6899 MOVING? Quintero. Prayer Service. Sept. 13. Representative Lady of Guadalupe Church. To Mt. VOGEL, Mrs. Christine. 773' BRONZE Aurora Chase Chapel. To Ft. Logan. Address 799 Dah PLEASE NOTIFY US ERICKSON, Harold R. 3820 Olivet. Elizabeth St. Mass of the Estate of Elizi Resurrection. Sept. 8. St. John’s TRADITION Of [XCELLENCE 4 WEEKS IN ADVANCE Winona Ct. Mass of Christian Burial. MITCHELL, Mary Jane. 1248 No. P - 6908 Sept. 14. Holy Family Church. To Mt. Locust St. Mass of Christian Burial. Church. To Mt. Olivet. Representative Address 2875 So. AND PERSONAL SERVICE Olivet. Sept. 14. St. James Church. To WAk D, Mrs. Grace A. 7481 Knox Mk$/Mr$./Mr. Fairmount Cemetery. PI.. Wfcj^uinster. Mass of Christian Nom« ESQUIBEL, Donna M 4895 Steele Estate of Vir (pUoM print) St. Mass of the Angels. Sept. 9. Our NEKVAPIL, Marion J. Gina. 1320 Burial. Sept. 12. St. Philomena’s aka Virginia V Oneida St. Mass of Christian Burial. Church. To Mt. Olivet. Deceased; No. Lady of Grace Church. To Highland Representative 1 Addrvtt (m w . if for chong* of oddroti) Apt. No. Memory Gardens. J r .; Address 211 FAGIANO, Steven T. 4579 Zuni St. 80220 Estate of G OUR Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 11. Our Stot« Deceased; No. I 50TH Z ip Lady of Mount Carmel Church. To Mt. DistiKtive Representative YEAR To »ulMcrib« to Tho r i i s . | - = y Olivet. Memorials Address 2557 S. C Donvor Catholic 1 1 FLORES, Francisco. 1811 E. 37th 80219. R* 9 b to r chock bo- s " r■ S5 S 2 Ave. Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. Since Estate of De low ond fill in your fi;=or ^ s o k ■ 12. Sacred Heart Church. To Mt. Deceased; No. I norrto ond oddrots 1S12 Representative 1 obovo. a Olivet. Address 2870S. F ?3 -9 .^ 9-§ * GARCIA, Henry J. 221 E. Cedar 80210 □ I V M r $ 5.00 r 2 2 6 < 1 Ave. Mass of Christian Burial. Sept. 9. Estate of G □ 3 yM n $9.50 s lE f-is St. Francis DeSales Church. To Mt. Marquand. aka G CD-3 y«art $13.90 E ° * 8^ §■ 3 Olivet. and aka Gerti ft Costs No Moro Deceased; No. F To Novo tfio fmost GRAY. M rs. Ethel K. 138 Representati\ - - - Pi Jasmine Mass of Christian Burial. Monumont of Tho Donvor ’T5 «o Barnhart; Addre Aniorko. and Amorkon Instilwto Cotholk Rogittor Sept. 13. Fairmount Mortuary To Durango. CO 8130 Estate of Jear of Commomorcilivo Art. 938 Bannock Stroot Fairmount Cemetery aka Mrs. Sami fO A D iF E N D A B li INTOKMATfON -•I *<'5 'b ' H5 4 i O JACOVETTA, Romeo. Firestone, Donvor. Colorodo 80204 Deceased; No. F CALL Colorado. Mass of Christian Burial. Also piMM nn«id«r a Representative S« 255-1785 Sept. 9. St. Theresa’s Church. To Address 814 Equit fHt twk«crip*i*n f*r AFTER HOURS CALL 777-0907 yaur iaimly fiian^ = O 3 Longmont. Norman^s Memorials^ Inc, CD 80202 Convoniofit Do%vntown locofton JARAMILLO, Amelia. 3000 Stout. 7»05 W. 44tli Av«., WlMMt Pli. 472-3425 Estate of All SPEER BLVO. at W. 9tli AVE. O f i t s - ? Requiem Mass. Sept. 9. Sacred Heart 'eased; No. 1 Church. To Mt. Olivet. . esentative T. !■ J ' I ■{- J I V ‘ .1 -fT , . " " . I * ' ttw d«nv*r calMtcrtigistwr ' Tltur^y^iiptambiir MUM Carpet Special This week only 125 yards blue-green LEG 4L shag. $3.29 per yard. 75 yards heavy gold shag. $4.19 per yard. 33 yards NOTICES blue-green tweed kitchen carpet, $139.00. Every carpet in stock on sale. Check with us before you decide. We IN THE PROBATE COURT Address 5 Holmes Dale. Albany install and guarantee. Call CL/ S IF IE D > D S In and for the City NY. Decorator’s Workshop. 935-3801. 1 ssed in and County of Denver Estate of Harry Nathan Feldman, sssion: STATE OF COLORADO aka Harry N. Feldman or Harry CONSOLIDATED Feldman. Deceased; No. P-69047C; Life — NOTICE TO CREDITORS Personal Representative Norman F O R S A L E of the IN THE MATTER OF THE M. Feldm an; A ddress 2525 S. in the ESTATES OF THE DECEDENTS Dayton Way. Denver CO 80231. We have eleven 10 foot oak pews. No PHONE: S92-6857 LISTED BELOW D. M. Rowley denominational carvings or owth ; TO THE CREDITORS OF THE Clerk of the Court markings on them. In very good 3f Life FOLLOWING NAMED ESTATES: By D. R. Long condition. Must sell soon. Moving to 1 h er : All creditors or other persons Clerk new location. Contact Mr. Goodman. having claims against any of the Published in the Denver Catholic P.O. Box 463. Greeley. Colo. 356-5612 social following named estates are Register or Denver 534-3431. HELP WANTED PERSONALS iew of required to present their claims to First Publication: Sept. 12. 1974 •uary: the personal representative of the Last Publication: Sept. 26, 1974 Filing System Cleaning lady — hours adjustable • appropriate esUte or to the Clerk of total of eight hours per week. Call lA-CLEF-D'OR >1 and the Probate Court. City and County 757-2052 Introductions for particular & Organizational help for home, hobby of Denver. Colorado, within four (4) unattached individuals. Let oward or office. Order from disorder: a h and months of the first publication, or said claims will be forever barred. IN IH E PROBATE COURT filing system for anything and Housekeeper - Cook LA-CLEF-D'OR aging; Estate of Alberta Collier, aka In and for the City and County everything. (^11 ORGANIZATION introduce you to good & decent PLUS I--I--I-. 321-0038. Blessed Sacrament Parish. Either ife — Alberta Thomas, aka Alberta R. of Denver and State of Colorado live - in or daily. For info call— 355 people in the ages of 30-60 either by RlPRIRinG-RESTyUDG-REFiniSHinG Thomas. Deceased; No. P-69056C: No. P67119 7361. private introductions or by social irder; Personal Representative Bennie C. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT gatherings of 20-30 selected C U S T O M u p h o T s t e r t crime Collier; Address 2520 Krameria St.. Estate of BUDDY W. MILES, a/k/a m embers in our club. Open to Have your Favorife Sofa Denver CO. BUDDY MILES, a/k/a B. W. MILES, F O R R E N T NURSING HOMES Cathlics & non-Catholics, as we have agust: or Choir Completely Re­ Estate of Christian M. Shott. aka a/k/a BUD W. MILES. Deceased. Unfurnished - Apt. many members who are Catholics. Christian Matthew Shott. Deceased; No. P-67119 Very nice 2 bdrm. apartment. Newly COLUMBINE Let our club pul you in touch with furbished by Our Skilled No. P- 6905 0C ; Personal Notice is hereby given that I have carpeted & draped in neighborhood of these people. It does not cost Craftsmen. Hundreds of filed my final report in the Probate S t. Philomena’s. Victory anything to inquire and could be the isified Representative Harold S. Shott; Fabrics From W hich to Address 424 Grape St.. Denver CO Court of the City and County of Apartments. 1350 Fillmore Street. MANOR most important friendship of your being 80220. Denver. Colorado, and that any per­ life. For private appt call 831-1996 Choose. ueblo Estate of Raymond Harold son desiring to object to the same NEW DIMENSION and ask for Mrs Smith Gillman. aka Raymond H. Gillman. shall file written objection with the grow Wanted The Best Job in Town at Deceased; No. P-69051C; Personal said court on or before October 7. IN LIVING will 1974. Baby Furniture &t accessories. Call Around the clock registered the Lowest Price. Stop 1 Representative Leland M. Gillman; in lor o Free Estimate. when Address 3024 So. Winona Ct.. Denver ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. 233-6239. nurses. Home cooked CO 80236. ADMINISTRATOR HELP WANTED ; able 741 Equitable Building meals. Convenient North Estate of Ethel Brown, aka Ethel Denver, Wheat Ridge, Ar­ Woman needed as sales, clerk for ST. VINCENT DEPAUL >n on S. Brown, aka Ethel Susan Brown. Denver. Colorado 80202 266-0861 Plumbing Religious Goods Store. For more deep Deceased; No. P-69043C: Personal v a d a . Published in the Catholic Register information call 534-8233. STORES. INC. Representative Norman E. Brown; Schuckman’s vhich First Publication Aug. 29. 1974 Address 3135 So. Forest. Denver Co. Plumbing & Heating Daleiden & Company 1515 W. 47fh Ave. ideed Last Publication: Sept. 19. 1974 3835 HARLAN Estate of Lucille M. Worsham. • Service 1-70 at Pecos Deceased: No. P-69060C; Personal • Remodel 422-2338 Representative Harry G. Worsham: • New Installations Address 1405 Federal Blvd.. Denver • Free Estimates CO 80204. 24 Hour Emergency Service Estate of Alexander J. Lindsay, IN THE PROBATE COURT 366-2372 I aka Alexander Johnston Lindsay. In and for the City and County Deceased; No. P-69067C; Personal of Denver and State of Colorado Representative Caroline L. Lindsay; No. P-67555 Help Wanted Address 3100 Cherrv Creek Dr. So.. NOTICE OF FINAL irs SIMPLE Apt. 904. Denver CO'80209. SETTLEMENT duty Estate of Elna R. Coons, aka Elna Estate of J. E. Kirkpatrick General Maintenance Man wanted CALL nd, if Rosa Coons, D eceased; No. P- (Deceased).No. P-67555 for church & grade school buildings. tions 69035C; Personal Representative Notice is hereby given that I have Food salary with home. Must have Edna E. Leeman; Address 956 S, filed my final report in the Probate good recommendations. Northwest 892-6857 ext. 29 ed. Elizabeth St., Denver .CO 80209. Court of the City and County of Denver Parish. Call 892-6857 ext. 79. iting Estate of Elizabeth Allison Denver. Colorado, and that any per­ or mail ad to — are Hawkinson. Deceased; No. P- son desiring to object to the same shall file written objection with the PAINTING 'day, 69017C; Personal Representative Classified Dept. Barbara H. Ellis; Address 1810 said court on or before October 25th, Expert Exterior & Interior Work lass, 1974. Elizabeth St., Pueblo CO 81003. Completely Insured Denver Catholic Register this Estate of Will J. Petsch, aka ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. William John Petsch Deceased; No. ADMINISTRATOR Guaranteed Workmanship 938 Bannock Street tend 741 Equitable Building P-69071C; Personal Representative 25 Years in Denver, Colorado 80204 Harold E. Petsch: Address 634 S. Denver. Colorado 266-0861 Published in the Catholic Register Clarkson, Denver CO. ' Denver Aren this First Publication Sept. 19. 1974 1 -’^stal^’ df M&rV' Pa8boy.'aka‘ Mary References last Last Publication Oct. 10. 1974 Podboy Decased; No. P-69070C: 477-8979 sons Personal Representative Robert S. Padboy; Address 609 E. Elk PI.. Denver CO 80216. Fo r Rent — Estate of Rose Marie Eaton, HELP WANTED formerly known as Rose Marie Unfurnished ALLOW 5 WORDS ON EACH LINE AT 40< PER LINE Eastman Deceased; No. P-69065C; Personal Representative Colorado Cafeteria manager for parochial National Bank (Spec. Admr.); 1 & 2 Bedroom school in Littleton. For further Address 17th & Champa. Denver CO Townhouse details call 794-4549. or 798-8506 80202. Estate of Mae C. Licht Deceased: In Wheat Ridge on a quiet secluded N o . P-69081C: Personal street, carpeted, draped, modern Representative \N'illiam kitchen, air conditioned, close to Coopersmith; Address 3200 W. 14lh. transportation. Excellent for single Hauling Ave. No. 673. Denver CO. person. No pets. $155.00 — $190.00 per mo. Call 423-2261. Estate of Allen F. Wright. Sr. Trash hauling Will haul anything Deceased; No. P-68801: Personal 222-2061 Representative A. B. Mattson; .Address 675 Petroleum Club Bldg.. Denver CO 80202. OPPORTUNITIES Estate of Clara L. Johnson, aka SINGLE CATHOLICS Clara Lenore Johnson, aka Clara L, BUSINESS Johnson Deceased; No. P-68990C; Get acquainted meeting. College Personal Representative Clara J. graduates. RN's. Sun.. Sept. 22, St. Woods AND Janice L. McPherson; Johns Rectory, Clayton East 7th address Box 265. Nucla. CO 80424 — Ave. Denver Catholic Alumni Club. SERVICE 14875 W. 52nd. Ave . Golden CO 756-7900. 80401. Estate of Andrew Jesse Vance DIRECTORY Deceased; No. P-69019C; Personal Carpet Cleaning Representative Ralph E. Vance; Address 2352 Federal Blvd.. Denver Clay's Carpet. Upholstery & Wall PAINTING STORM WINDOW CO. DECORATING GUTTERS & SPOUTS Estate of Fay Boscoe Deceased: Cleaning. Bonded & insured. Eve SERVICE N o P-68992C; Personal appts. for offices. Free est. Call 322 PAPERING . Gutters, Spouts Painting Representative Morris Boscoe: 5394. Exterior Interior A ll M o k e s STEAMING V We specialize m Gutters Address 799 Dahlia. Denver CO. Staining Storm Doors & Windows oncl Spout Replocemcnf Estate of Elizabeth Ott Deceased: Expertly done. Reas, rates. Screens & Patio doors; CARPENTRY Gutters Cleoned & N o . P-69083C; Personal Basements a specially; walls, panel­ Call 458-1081 Sales and Service Representative Ethel M. Dimmick: 238-1044 TEXTURING Repoired ing. drywall Ceilings suspended.^ insurance Claim s. Address 2875 So. Cook. Denver CO. Thoroughly Experienced Will also do other standard tile or drywall. Ceramic 777-9375 PAINTING Reasonable. Dependoble. Guoronteed various odd jobs. lan Estate of Virginia K. Peterson, tile, floor tile, painting, doors, trim, MOUNTAIN-EMPIRE HENRY SAWICKI a’s aka Virginia Karbach Peterson. 934-4312. Father and Son Operation. DECORATORS AMERICAN ROOFING 4 2 9 - 2 9 0 6 Deceased; No. P-69087C: Personal SHEET METAL CO. Representative Elmer H. Peterson. Pestinger Carpentry J r .; Address 211 Ash St.. Denver CO ELECTRIC WIRING 744-2114 144 S. BROADWAY 80220. & Cabinets A ll., 6PM 789-4797 ROOFING T.V. REPAIR Estate of G eorge A. Wenig. Mentber of All Souls Deceased; No. P-68925C; Personal 220 VOLTS N ew Roofs Honest Christian man will Representative Vera R. Wenig; — Remodeling — PARISH Smokey Says: All types. Expert repairs. service your color TV for Address 2557 S. Osceola. Denver CO — Repairing — 80219 A fMART FARMER W,' / / / ' Gutters and down spouts. a fraction of the normal Estate of Della W Lambdin. KNOWS HOW TO y r f r A I /■ " Call Any Time All work guaranteed cost All work Guaranteed. Deceased; No. P-69014C; Personal BE CAREFUL WHEN/ ' 8 2 5 -6 4 9 5 Open 9-9, Mon.-Sot Coll Representative Margaret Connors: 366-0168 Member of Our lady of us or bring it in. Address 28703. Franklin. Denver CO KITCHEN REMODELING Groce Parish 80210. Jim Dwyer Electric woiLi I) <11 r\ Estate of Gertrude Palmer QUALITY REMODELING y Marquand. aka Gertrude Marquand. FIREPLACE SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES 5241 So Sonto Fe 795-8300 and aka Gertrude M. K elley . Design— Soles— Instollotion SEWER CLEANING Deceased; No P-69072C; Personal CtHNiters— Cobinets— Applionces Representative Marilyn M. FREE EST Coll J F Stohl ■ ■ Barnhart; Address Rt. 3. ^ x 216. HENLE'S DENVER CUSTOM KITCHENS T.V. SERVICE CALL Durango. CO 81301. FIREPLACE 377 0563 360 So ForeU ACME SANITARY Estate of Jeanette C Ginsberg, ALL DENVER AREAS S8.9S aka Mrs. Samuel S. Ginsberg. SERVICE and SEWER SERVICE Black & White or Color Deceased; No P-68984C: Personal 234 (1164 Kvi'> 9K6 5429 All types of fireploces constructed, • Sewers • Septic Tonks Representative Samuel S. Ginsberg: repaired ond remodeled. Specialist in Cokir P iclure Tulx*s Address 814 Equitable Bldg.. [>enver fireplace design. Fireboxes repoired WANT-ADS GET • Sand Traps & Grease Traps $56 9:') .m d up '^ ■ 0 0 80202 and dampers installed Cleaned Estate of Albert M Brown, HAROLD'S STEREO & TV 4846 So. Broodwoy ‘‘eased; No. P-07297: Personal Beinf extra careful FAST RESULTS Sewer & Water Service 171 South Sheridan always pays off! Fre« f s H m e t e s ...... 711-0911 455-2842 781-2473 429-9746 ,f a t t e n a

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