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The Rcfiater H u the International News Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W. C. News Service (Includinc Cables), its Own Special Service and All the Dsnaller Catholic S e ^ icu ; also latematienal lllustrsted News u d N. C. W. C. Picture Service. SUCCESS UNDER Or a t o r says For many years, St. Thom­ Local Local as More, once the Lord Edition Edition Chancellor of England, now SOVIET SYSTEM MAN HAS RIGHT raised to the saint­ THE hood of the Catholic Church, has been'a MERITS EXILE TO SEEK GOD favorite of well-read Catholics in English-speak­ ing lands. The ' rejoicing Writer Shows How Russia Would Persecute Priest Shows Idea That Each Could Make over his canonization is Farmer Whose Work Brings Him REGISTER Own Religion Is Absurd, Even widespread. But we find his (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) new conipanion in sainthood, Decent Living Laughable John Cardinal Fisher, al­ VOL. XI No. 22 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1935 TWO CENTS most as fascinating a charac­ (Editor’s note: In Lithuania, formerly part of Soviet Russia, in- New York.— “Freedom of Conscience” and religious dividualism is the population’s keynote. Here is the story of a Cath* liberty were discussed by the Rev. James M. Gillis, C.S.P., ter. A great scholar, St. olic Lithuanian farmer, who^e-success, had he lived in Russia, would Dominican Nuns Go to China John Fisher was noted as a have sent him into exile.) in the course of his latest address over the Catholic Hour. university man, adding lus­ By H. R. Knickerbocker) Declaring that he questioned whether Americans had “a (Copyright. 1936, by International News Service) ' Sterilization Will tre to Cambridge. Some be­ moderate and reasonable notion of the extent of religious Kovno, Lithuania.— Individuals are rugged in the Bal­ liberty,” Father Gifiis said that “many of our fellow citi­ lieve he was the real author tics, and nobody laughs at individualism. In Communist zens will admit no limit whatsoever to religious liberty.” of the famous book on the Russia, just across the border, they sent their rugged in­ seven sacraments, in which lead World Back “ A man must be left free to seek God, free to find dividualist farmers to Siberia to penal labor— at least 5,- God, to worship God,” he asserted. “ But he is not free Henry VIII answered Martin 000,000 of them. Luther and won the Pope- to fashion God to his own fancy, to warp God into the In capitalist Lithuania, Latvia, and Esthonia they fos­ mold of his own mind, or to create the kind of God or the given title. Defender of the tered and rewarded their rugged individualist farmers and Faith, to which the kings of To Pagan Horrors kind of religion he thinks he would have helped at least 1,000,000 of them acquire land since like, England have since tena­ the war. “ Now the Catholic Church, in ciously clung despite the de­ So, for many years, crops and Vatican City. — (INS)— The spite of all modernistic, subjecti­ ..ractice of sterilization, if it con­ Education Rally fection of the nation from livestock decreased in the Soviet vistic philosophies, holds to the unity. It is probable, how­ Church Gain Is union, but crops and livestock in tinues to spread, will lead the old philosophy that truth exists in­ ever, that Henry knew the Baltic states have steadily in­ world back to “ paganism’s hor­ dependent o f man. Truth is not creased. Peasants have less than rors,” Pope Pius XI told doctors synthetically made in the labora­ enough theology to write they used to in Russia. They have from 30 nations whom he received tory of the mind of man. Truth P n p u n 1$ Set this work himself. As with Noted in India more than they used to in the in audience. exists whether man exists or not St. Thomas More, Fisher was Baltics. After bongratulating the doc­ For truth is God. In harmony Jonas Ambrozevicius of the tors, delegates to the International with that philosophy, the Church Washington. — The seventeenth familiar with that strange Madras.— There are now 3,- Hospital and Physician’s congress, Lithuanian village of Vieverai, 20 teaches that no man has a right annual meeting of the Franciscan and erratic but Catholic 888,707 Catholics in India, Bur­ for postponing discussion of eu­ miles out of Kovno, is a living to any other religion than the re­ Educational conference will be genics and sterilization, the Pon­ ligion revealed by God. To find scholar, Erasmus, who bore ma, and Ceylon, according to sta­ example of the difference between held at the Monastery of Mary tiff said: testimony that it was tistics given in the 85th annual this part of old Russia and that and to follow that religion, a man Immaculate, Garrison, N. Y., bn part, which is now the Soviet “ Such discussions are out of is free. For this he has an in­ Monday, Tuesday, ^ d Wednes­ through Fisher’s influence issue of The Catholic Directory, place. Someone has said steriliza­ alienable right” that the study of Greek was just published. This represents' union. Jonas would be a kulak day, July 1, 2, and 3, according to if he lived across the border. A tion is now practiced in Germany Declaring that while man has an announcement issued by the allowed to proceed at Cam­ an increase of 150 per cent in the and that in a few years it will be last 50 years. kulak is a rugged individualist; he certain inalienable rights which office of the secretary, the Rev. bridge, without being inter­ done everywhere. cannot be taken_ away from him. “ This growth is. all the more is a farmer who has worked hard Claude L. Vogel, O.M.Cap., at the fered with as it was at Ox­ enough to accumulate a few “ If this happens,* serious conse­ Father Gillis said that “ no sane Capuchin college, here. remarkable,” writes the editor of quences will follow for the whole philosophy and no reasonable the­ horses, a few cows. “ A Program of Social Progress” ford. ' The Catholic Leader of Madras in These Dominican nuns from St. Mary’s of the Springs, Columbus, world, preparing the return of pa­ ology can admit that freedom— Kulaks were considered danger­ will be the subject of this year’s commenting on the figures, “ when Ohio, are en route to the Chinese mission fields, the first American ganism’s horrors, so well described any kind of freedom, political we take into account the various ous to the Communist state be­ sisters of their order to enter China. The band includes, left to right: meeting. This topic will be dis­ Fisher, in his sermons, de­ cause, having worked harder, they by St. Paul when he said, ‘It was freedom, freedom of conscience, factors that stood in the way of Sister Hildegard of Upper Sandusky, O.; Sister Rosaire, Upper San­ a loveless and pitiless society.’ ” freedom of worship— is absolute, cussed in papers by prominent nounced abuses that existed missionary progress, such as the enjoyed a standard of living higher dusky; Sister Virginia, Somerset, O.; Sister Felicia, Detroit, and members of the Franciscan order. than the average. The collective unlimited, entirely sui juris auton­ in the Church at the time spread of nationalism and the Sister Leocadia, Pittsburgh. They 'will assist the 11 Dominican priests omous.” “ There are rules and The program of speakers and spirit of indifference to religion, farms could not expect to have a and two lay brothers in the Vicariate of Kienningfu. Archbishop Sanctions and demanded reforms. He standard of living higher at the regulations, standards and limita­ their subjects is announced as was fearless in his denuncia­ the paucity of workers, inade­ Orchard Ordination tions of liberty,” he added. follows: quate resources, and many exact­ beginning than the average of its tion of the divorce of Henry members. Therefore, the kulaks London.— The Most Rev. Ar­ “ We are so zealous for freedom July 1, “ The Meaning of So­ ing demands made on the time and thur Hinsley, Archbishop of West­ of conscience and freedom of cial Progress,” by the Rev. John from Catherine. He was energy of the workers with the could not be expected to enjoy or support the collectives. There­ LAYMAN 100 YEARS minster, expressed his pleasure (Turn to Page 2 — Column 3) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 6) Bishop of Rochester, but the fuller development of Catholic that Dr. Orchard be ordained con­ life.” fore they were taken from their Cardinal’s dignity did not farms and sent to remote places. ditionally. Owing to grave doubts come to him until he was Jonas would certainly be living concerning the validity of his pre­ AHEAD ON ECONOMICS vious orders, derived from Nes- imprisoned in the Tower of Catholic Elected to in a remote place if the Bolsheviks came to Lithuania. Jonas’ story is torian rites, and the necessity of SOCIALISTIC, CATHOLIC London, suffering dreadful­ Oklahoma Mayorality an epic of the sort of personal South Euclid, 0.— How a dis­ tion, and parent education are waiting until the new Archbishop ly. He was beheaded, and Oklahoma City, Okla.— J. Frank endeavor that keeps the capitalist tinguished Catholic layman, offi­ vigorously advocated. was consecrated, the ordination Martin, state deputy of the system on its feet in the days of cial, and economist 100 years ago The foreword to the book has was delayed. his naked body was exposed advocated and attempted to real­ been written by the Most Rev. for public derision and then Knights of Columbus, was recent­ its tribulation.^.It is a story that DOCTRINES CONTRASTED ly elected as the first Catholic was repeated a* million times on a ize many measures now promi­ Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleve­ Indian Priest Given buried unclothed, but was mayor of the city. Ten years ago million farms from Finland down nently featured in the “ New land. removed a fortnight later a Catholic candidate received only to Poland, and it explains why this Deal” program of the Roosevelt “ The timely appearance of this Recognition by Group Ponce, P. R. — In answer to tenets of their party, as expressed (Torn to Page 4 — CaTamn 1) a handful of votes. part of the world will not go Com­ administration is related in a new volume in these troubled times,” Superior, Wise.— The Rev. questions .afeanced by many Cath­ by their leaders and the principal munist from the inside. volume written bjr Sister Mary Ig­ His Excellency writes in the fore­ Philip Gordon, Chippewa In­ olics in Puerto Rico asking Organs of Socialistic opinion in Jonas is 54 years old today, and natius, head of the Department of word, “ may bring light and clear dian pried and pastor of St. whether Catholics can affiliate with world— if they really object to be­ when he returned from the wars Economics of Notre Dame col­ vision to social economists and Patrick’s church of Centuria, the Socialist party of Puerto Rico, ing classed with the extremists— it lin 1920 to his little farm of 50' lege, here. executives. It is a comprehensive was recently chosen as., hon* the Most Rev. Aloysius J. Willin- is then incumbent upon them to comnAntary on the life and FOUNDS PARISH, RUT acres he found every stick burned Devoting her volume to the orary president of the nation­ ger, C.SS.R., Bishop of Ponce, in invent another name for their thought of an administrator who down to the ground. Not so much work of Jean Paul Villeneuve- al American Indian associa­ the course of an interview, set party.” recognized the needs of his peo­ as a hen house remained. Bargemont, a devout French Cath­ tion. The organization is de­ forth 12 reasons why Socialism, as The Bishop then proceeded to He went to work. He and his olic who in his time was not only ple and made a scientific study of voted to the preservation of such, and Catholicism are irrecon­ show that the outstanding doc­ the whole social-economic system HAS NO PARISHIONERS wife worked for 15 years. They a public administrator and official, Indian arts and culture, num­ cilable. trines of Socialism were diametri­ of his day.” did not have a cent of cash and but a legislator and reformer. Sis­ bering among its membership' “ If some well-meaning Puerto cally opposed to the teachings of Makes Voice Live Again have never had a cent of credit. ter Mary Ignatius, in her nook, I. two Cardinals, two Archbish­ Rican Socialists,” His Excellency the Catholic Church and that it “ Villeneuve-Bargemont,” Bish­ Southern Pines,. N. C.— (Spe­ the little school, which soon grew Today, Jonas by the sweat of his analyzes three volumes •written a ops, Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt, and said, “ have had occasion to find was therefore impos.sible for any- op Schrembs says, “ during his ac­ cial)— The Most Rev. William J. from 30 pupils to 120. brow and the muscle of his arms century ago by Villeneuve-Barge- Alfred E. Smith. fault, again and again, with the (Turn to Page 2 — Column 4) Hafey,, Bishop of Raleigh, has Shortly after this. Bishop Ha­ has created and owns the wealth tive, life was like the voice of one mont in which such ideas as the crying in the wilderness. Sister dedicated the new Mission of Our fey came as the first Bishop of to make him a respected man here, right of labor to organize to as­ Mary Ignatius makes that voice Lady of Victory, which he has Raleigh, and entered into the a criminal in Russia. sure a living wage, the taxing of live a^ in , amplifies it, and pre­ established for the education and work of extending the New Bern He has a five-room house. . In wealth, homesteading, slum clear­ sents it to a world that is now salvation of the Colored people, church. In 1925 the Mission of their stocking feet, careful of the ance, sanitary conditions for listening eagerly for scfund social SUPPRESSION OF PAPER BY with the Rev, Charles Hannigan as Our Mother of Mercy was started floors, he and his wife showed it workers, old age pensions, unem­ philosophy and sane guidance to pastor. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 2) (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) ployment insurance, adult educa- better days.” Work on the church was started Villeneuve-Bargemont was one .Tan, .3 o f this year; there are at of a family of 14 children, reared NAZIS CAUSE OF PROTEST this time no Colored Catholics in in a home of culture and refine­ Southern Pines, or at least none ment and plenty. The French who have revealed themselves as FOUR Amsterdam. — The Rt. Rev. noted Schirach’s address had been Hierarchy, whose recent .publica­ BISHOPS OBSERVE Revolution brought disaster to the broadcast over a nation-wide net­ Catholic. Father Hannigan will Msgr. Paul Steinmann, Vicar tion against Rosenberg’s book, family in the loss of all of their Capitular of Berlin, has addressed work, and said the diocesan organ endeavor to win-souls for Christ possessions and wealth, so that “ The Myth of the Twentieth Cen­ by means of illustrated catecheti­ a vigorous protest to Dr. Wilhelm had limited itself to pointing out Villeneuve-Bargemont experienced Frick, German secretary of the in­ the discrepancies between his tury,” showed he was basing his cal lectures, Bible stories, and mo­ THEIR SILVER JUBILEE the luxury of plenty and the dis­ attacks against the Church on thb tion pictures of the Catholic terior, concerning the recent sup­ statements and the formal stipu­ tress of want and poverty. pression of the Katholisches lations . of the concordat between wildest traditional prejudices and Church; in addition travel pic­ Wa.shington. — Four Bishops of He was one of five brothers who how he had relied on the most tures, educational features, and Rapid City; the Most Rev. of Milwaukee, and the Most Rev. Kirchenblatt, official diocesan the Holy See and Germany pro­ who w ere. consecrated on the Timothy Corbett, Bishop of served as prefects of provinces in spurious sources of information. other wholesome films will be Bernard J. Shell, Auxiliary Bishop organ there. An editorial reply to viding for the independence of the .same day at the same place Crookston, and the Most Rev. Jos­ France and so efficiently did they shown. of Chicago. a violent attack by Baldur von Catholic associations. Rosenberg does not even at­ 25 years ago have just ob­ eph F. Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud, perform their duty to France that Schirach, Hitler Youth leader, The letter further pointed out tempt in his new book to prove Our Lady of Victory is the sixth served their silver Episcopal jubi­ Minn. they merited from Louis XVIII St. Cloud, Minn.— Catholic prel­ against the Catholic Youth groups that anger and indignation have the accuracy of his previous state­ mission of its kind opened by lee. Their consecration took this tribute: “ If there were 80 Two other prelates have just ates from many points in the was given as the reason for the been caused among German Cath­ ments. Instead, he uses the vilest Bishop Hafey in the past 11 years. (TnrntoPage2— Column 1) place on May 19, 1910, at the observed the silver jubilee of their Northwest, and the clerg:y and ban. olics by such wanton measures as language attacking the Bishops, All of these missions are really Cathedral in St. Paul, Minn. ordination. They are the Most whom he denounces as having little parishes, with a resident pas­ laity of the Diocese of St. Cloud Msgr. Steinmann’s protest, was the suppression of the diocesan Two other Bishops who were Rev. Samuel A. Stritch, Archbihop participated in the observance Organizer of Negro not published in Germany, and paper. “ committed crimes against the tor, teaching sisters, convent, consecrated at the same time -with school, and rectory. marking the silver Episcopal jubi­ Parish Is Ordained neither was the ban revoked.. Rosenberg’* New Book . German people by supporting the them have since died. The six lee of the Most Rev. Joseph F. former Center party.’’ He spe­ Father Hannigan, the pastor of Kaniai City, Mo. — The In his letter, the Vicar Capitular The latest instance of injustice prelates were consecrated by Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud, May applied against the Christian cifically attacks Cardinal Faul- the new mission, started his North Archbishop John Ireland. 19, 20, and 21. Rev. Matt Guilfoyle, former haber, and says: Carolina work in 1923, when he student at St. Benedict’s col­ Churches in Nazi Geimany is the Those who have just observed Named Auxiliary “ I presume that it would per­ took over the struggling mission Each member of the clergy of lege, Atchison, Kans., or­ publication of a new book by Al­ their jubilees are; The Most Rev. haps not be at all against his for the Colored people at New the Diocese of St. Cloud offered ganizer of the Negro parish fred Rosenberg, Hitler’s appointee Vincent Wehrle, O.S.B., Bishop of wishes to gain a martyrdom today ■ Bern. The mission was restored, a Mass on Sunday in commemora­ there, and former president for public cultural relations. The Bismarck; the Most Rev. John M book is entitled “ To the Obscu­ that would not be too heavy a convent was built, and the Sisters Lawler, who was made Auxiliary tion of the jubilee and thousands of the college conference of of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of the laity received Holy Com­ the Society of St. Vincent de rantists,” and the author leaves burden, but I must admit that I . Bishop of St. Paul at the time of no doubt that by that title he have no interest in Seeing a Ro- were secured for the teaching of his consecration and is now Bishop munion as a spiritual bouquet to Paul, ivas ordained by Bishop their Bishop. On Monday, desig- Johannes for the Leaven­ means to attack the German (Turn to Page 2 — Column 6) (Tnrn to Page 2— Column 1) worth diocese. RADIO STATION DISCOVERY MAY LEAD TO Press Plans Crusade Against Persecution COLD GERM ISOLATION IS DEDICATED S.O'5' I Atlanta.— A reinvigorated cru­ Oklahoma City, was re-elected sade by the Catholic press of the president. 'The Rev. Wilfrid United States, beginning in June Parsons, S.J., editor of America, San Jose, Co.sta Rica. — The inauguration of the Vatican sta­ Notre Dame, Ind.— A biological i cause many current human ail­ Most Rev. Rafael Oton Castro, and continuing as long thereafter was elected vice president to suc­ tion. This was followed by the experiment that may lead to the ments and, consequently, no ser­ Archbishop of San Jose, in the Pontifical march, executed on the as may be necessary, for the ces­ ceed the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James P. isolation of the germs which ums or other effective preventives sation of the persecution of re­ O’Brien of The Providence Visitor, presence of His Excellency, the organ by Don Rafael Solano. cause coldsj influenza, and infan­ have yet been developed. Most Rev. Carlo Chiarlo, Apostolic Bishop Wollgarten then was given ligion in Mexico is called for in a who resigned because of ill health. tile paralysis has been successful­ Professor Reynier’s “ living test resolution adopted by the Catholic The Rev. Patrick J. Carroll, C.S.C., Nuncio to Costa Rica, Nicaragua, an opportunity to greet the people ly completed at the University of tubes,” as he refers to the animals, and Panama; the Most Rev. An­ of his vicariate whom he had not Press association of the "United of Ave Maria, Notre Dame, Ind., Notre Dame. are born and raised under the States at its closing session here. was elected a member of the lit­ tonio Monestel, Bishop of Ala- yet had a chance to address It is announced that, after six most ideal conditions that juela, and the Most Rev. Carl Al­ in person. The association also pledged erature bureau, succeeding Father years of constant laboratory work. science can devise. The guinea continued co-operation with the Parsons. Charles Murphy, busi­ bert Wollgarten, newly-conse­ The Nuncio,spoke of St. Paul, Prof. J. A. Reyniers has succeeded pigs are delivered in a germ free crated Vicar Apostolic of Limon, Bishops’ Committee on Motion ness manager of The Baltimore who, he declared, if he lived in in obtaining absolutely ^erm-free operating chamber, by caesarian Pictures in the movement for the Catholic Review, was elected a dedicated the new Catholic radio this epoch, would be not only a guinea pigs and is raising them operation, to avoid contamination station. improvement of moral standards member of the advertising com­ journalist but a radio speaker. without contamination by germ from the mother, and raised in a of motion pictures, and struck out mittee succeeding Thomas H. O’­ The station is installed in the The speeches of the dedication life of any kind. completely air-conditioned cham­ against evil stage shows offered in Connor of The Catholic Courier, parish hall of La Soledad parish. exercises were interspersed with The importance of this work, it ber without ever coming in con­ connection with films. Still an­ Rochester. All other officers were Its inaugural program was heard religious and national anthems is explained, lies in the fact that tact with the outside world. other resolution, adopted unani­ re-elected. Mr. Quinn appointed in Panama, Cuba, Nicaragua, Hon­ and, at evening, the Rosary was i f permits a study of any single They feed themselves from a The Rt. Rev. M*gr. Tkomat H. mously, continued the associa­ the Rev. J. W. De Pencier, O.S.M., duras, and other countries. An recited over the air by Father germ on a living organism, until “ glass mothef,” imbibing a syn­ McLaughlin, Vicar General of tion’s circulation vigilance com­ Chicago; Benedict Elder, Louis­ image of the Sacred Heart, blessed Borge. Miti Helen C. White, atioeiate ndw considered impossible. Most thetic guinea pig milk prepared by Newark and head of the dioceian mittee “ to protect our people ville, and J. H. Meier, Chicago, to on the same day as the dedica­ The object of the new station is profetior of English at the Uni­ scientists have contended that life Professor Reyniers. The solid •eminary, who has been named against fraudulent practices of constitute the new circulation tion, has been placed in the broad­ to unite the Christian family into versity of Wisconsin, and Catholic in an animal body was im^iossible food they are permitted to have Titular. Bishop of Ni«a and Auxil­ unscrupulous magazine circula­ vigilance committee. casting room. one great audience enjoying gopd author of note. Her book, “ Not -without bacteria. after the first few days is steril­ iary to the Mott Rev. Thomas J. tion solicitors.” The resolution on Mexico said; The Archbishop of San Jose, as music, receiving ecclesiastical in­ Built With Hands,” was the June No Serum* Developed ized In an antechamber of their WaUh, Bishop of Newark. Bishop- At the election of officers, the “ Whereas an atheistic and Com­ part of the dedication ceremonies, formation, and listening to ser­ selection of the Catholic Book Moreover, it was this presence utopian home before it is placed elect McLaughlin was formerly Most Rev. James J. Hartley, Bish­ munistic tyranny extinguishing read the message that His Holi­ mons and reports on various activ­ club. Miss White is completing of many forms of germ fife that in the pens. president of Seton Hall college. op of Columbus, was again chosen liberty and rooting out (Christian ness, Pope Pius XI, had given to ities for the propagation of the research work at the British mu­ has interfered seriously with the The compartment in which the South Orange, N. J. (Sherman honorary president and Joseph J. belief and practice even from the th# world on the occasion of the Catholic cause. seum, London. isolation of the germs which XTora to Pago 2 — Column 1 J. photo.) Auinn of The Southwest Courier, .(Tim to Page 2 — Column 4) PAGE TWO

FOUR BISHOPS OBSERVE PRESS PLANS CRUSADE THE REGISTER Published Every Week by The Catholic Publishing Society, Inc. THEIR SILVER JUBILEE AGAINST PERSECUTION P||P[|| HIP 934-938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 Preiident...... Host Hex. Biahop Urban J. Vehr, D.D, Dearer Preiident-Emeritni_„„M oft Bev. Biihop J. Henrz Tihen, D.D., 'Wichita, Eansai Editor-General...... Ht. Rer. Hsgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. (Continued From Page One) morning. The civic reception in (Continued From Pago One) “ Whereas the Catholic press, Manacrinx Editor...... Mubert A. Smith, Jour. D, Hated as Children’s day, Bishop honor of Bishop Busch was held hearts of children is now rampant both magazine and newspapers, Associate Editors— Rev. Arthur Froehle, A.B.: Millard F. Everett, Jour. M.; Busch celebrated Pontifical High that -evening. Bishop Busch re­ in Mexico and whereas the Admin­ has been the only articulate voice C. J. UeNeiU, A.B., B.J.; Ruth Vincent Mass in the Cathedral of the Holy ceived a message of congratula­ istrative committee of the Na­ consistently exposing facts about DIOCESAN EDITIONS Angels. A choir of 1,000 chil­ tion from His Holiness, Pope Pius tional Catholic Welfare Confer­ Mexico and leading in the protest dren sang. ence has recently recommended against them in the name of the CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) XI, penned in the hand of the Most Bev. Bishop Philip G. Seher, U.D., President. Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Editor The Most Rev. John Gregory Holy Father and written in Latin, (Continued F>om Page One) that petition and protest be made Catholic clergy and people in the (Continned From Page One) worship” in the United States, Fa­ SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) Murray, Archbishop of St. Paul, together with a photograph of the and that the month of June be set United States, and man Cardinal arrested because of Most Rev. Bishop Robert J. Armstrong, D.O., President preached the sermon at the Solemn Pontiff. ther Gillis went on, that "some of aside as a month of prayer in libel.f’ Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.D.. Editor and Business Manager us seem to lose sight both of com­ behalf of the oppressed Mexican “ Whereas the Borah resolution NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand IsUnd) Pontifical Mass on Tuesday In 1920j Bishop Busch was now before the F orei^ Relations General Hermann Goering, Most Rev. Bishop S. V. Bona. D.D., President; Rev. Patrick HcDaid (No. Platte),^ mon sense and of Christian prin­ Church, and prime minister of Prussia, again named assistant to the Pontifical ciple.” committee of the United States Editor; Business Director, Rev. Paul Wiese, Grand Island LAYMAN 100 YEARS Throne. On his annual visit to senate represents the expressed attacked the Catholic Church in a EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falls) AHEAD ON ECONOMICS No One’s Businetd speech in Freiburg. Most Rev. Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara. D.D., LL.D., President Rome last December he spoke on Pointing out that some 60,000,- sentiment and wishes of the Rev. Eugene Gergen, Editor and Easiness Manager In Berlin alone, some 40 reli­ WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) Christmas day from the Cata­ 000 Americans “ belong to no Bishop Willinger American people, therefore combs, the address being broad­ gious, both monks and nuns, are Most Rev. Bishop Ralph L. Haves, D.D., President (Continued From Page One) Church,” Father Gillis said that “ Be it resolved: That through Rev. Patrick Casev, Editor and Business Manager > cast over a nation-wide hookup. in prison. Father Prior Lambertus Villeneuve-Bargemonts, I would "you would imagine that they NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) ' the month of June, and while Siemen and Father Thomas Stuhl- make them 80 prefects.” didn’t care whether Church kept Scores Socialism there is need thereafter, the Cath­ Moat Rev. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, D.D., J.C.L., D.Se.HIst., Pres, and Editor Found Population Impoveriihed Crookston, -Minn. — Tribute weissenburg of the Cologne Do­ SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) or not.” “ But it would be a mis­ olic press, in editorials and news minican monastery also have been Host Rev. Bishop Louis B. Kucera, D.D., President When he was made prefect of from the Catholic clergy and laity take to imagine,” he continued, Rev. Maurice Heimann. M.A.. Jour. D.. Editor and Business Manager (Continued From Page One) items, demand that our country arrested. the Province of Lille, he found of the Diocese of Crookston and “ because they don’t go to church, one to subscribe to both at the purge itself of the blot and lies WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) that a population of more than from citizens and officials of this The Belgian government has Most Rev. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President that they are indifferent about re­ same time. agrainst itself for the responsibility Rev. Frederick J. Schwertz, M.A., Editor and Businesa Manager 32,000, or one-half of the popula­ city greeted the Most Rev, Timo­ ligion, or unconcerned about reli­ protested to the Berlin foreign Catholic and Socialistic doc­ that it bears for this Mexican per­ PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria, Illinois) tion, was impoverished and he thy Corbett, Bishop of Crookston, gious liberty. They would visit secution by insisting that the office against *a recent attempt of Most Rev. Bishop J. H. Schlarman, D.D., Ph.D., J.C.D., President immediately began to study why on the occasion of the silver jubi­ their bitter wrath upon the head trines contrasted by Bishop Will­ Nazi police agents to question the Rev. H. H. Ross, Editor and Business Manager inger are: Borah resolution be reported ont SANTA PE REGISTER (SanU Fe. New Mexico) such poverty could exist amid lee of his consecration, observed of any public official who would of the committee where it now nuns of St. Joseph’s convent in plenty. 'The existence of God, and the St. Veith, Belgium, which is a Most Rev. Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., President here May 19. even introduce the subject of lies and that it be passed by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Estvelt, P.A., V.G., Editor Surveys of other provinces in Confined to his home, where ill­ church-going into a speech or a denial of a Creator; religion as a United States senate; and further foundation of the Augustinian Rev. Daniel Krahe, O.M.Cap., Assistant Editor France and of other countries for fortiori into any kind of political moral virtue and religion as the convent in Cologne. ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona, Pa.) ness has kept him for several that we ask the administration to Mott Rev, Bishop J. J, MeCort, D.D., President careful study were conducted by months. Bishop Corbett listened pronouncement. Of one thing “ opium of the people;” free will, take such steps as are necessary him. He devoted the remainder Pilgrimage* Halted Rev. Thomas E. Madden, Ph.D., S.T.L., Editor and Business Manager through a loud-speaking arrange­ they are convinced, that they have and the denial of free will; an looking toward the restoration of The Denver Catholic Register is also a part of this newspaper system. of his life to a study of two great eternal, unchangeable moral code, German pilgrimages to Rome ment to a program conducted in a right to believe or not to be­ human rights and the establish­ problems, social relief and social seem to have come to a practical Price of TheVRegiater (dated every Sunday), « year. Canada and South his honor in the auditorium of the lieve, to worship or not to worship and the denial of belief in eternal ment of civil and religious liberty reform. He recommended such principles; monogamy, and pro­ standstill owing to the recent in­ America, $1.60. Foreign, $1.76. In bundle lots, one cent a copy if bought first school built in this city in his as they choose, that their religion in Mexico.” regularly for sale or distribution. an agency as today’s community or irrelignon is no one’s business miscuity; marriage as a sacra­ terferences with German Catholic regime — the Cathedral high The association also called upon youths, who, upon returhing from fund, a central clearing house for school. The auditorium was pack­ but their own, that there is not, ment and as an enduring relation­ Entered as Second Clast Matter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. the distribution of all money for never was, and never can be any ship, and marriage as a transient the Catholic press to continue ite Rome, were submitted to indigni­ ed to capacity with priests, sisters, protests against American travel ties. It is reported by an eye­ The Register now has the largest circulation of religious newspapers in the charity, a thorough investigation the laity, and students of the organization on this earth having association; the father as the head of applicants, their need, their in Mexico as long as prevailing witness from Freiburg, Baden, English language. Catholic schools. Approximately authority to command or even to of the family and the natural habits, checking with pastors, conditions exist. that the local CatholicYouth group 1,000 were present. instruct conscience . . . breadwinner, and the equal shar­ neighbors, and others who might “ Perhaps some five-sixths of the ing of the burden of family main­ The resolution on the work of was received with hisses by Hitler •throw some light on the person The celebration came as a sur­ citizens of the United Stjtes con­ tenance by men and women; the the Legion of Decency said that Youth members, who formed a line seeking aid, and the absoliite need prise to the Bishop, who wished no tend that the right to befieve and child belongs to the parent, and “ the Catholic press of the coun­ in front of the station when the for a trained worker. ' public observance of his jubilee, to worship is absolute, unrestrict­ the child is the property of the try has been foremost in initiating Catholic boys arrived from Rome. The Register Shopping Guide He argued that "charity, jus­ and no advance publicity was ed, utterly free; that in reliwon State; private property and great­ and conducting the popular move­ Dr. Ley, head of the Nazi labor given the event. From the city MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER— The Regiatcr recemmenda thia alphabeticalljr- tice, and organization” were the there is no analogue of the politi­ er distribution of land and capital ment for cleansing motion pic­ organizations, said in a speech in Indexed list ef buainest and prefeaalenal people for your naods. Aa leadere three things needed above all oth­ felicitations were brought by cal constitution, no system of in the hands of individual owners, tures of the many and terrible Berlin that the remnants of the in their variene line#, they are well equipped to give yon exccUant oarriM. ers to secure right order in the Mayor W, J. Kirkwood, who spoke checks and balances; that in reli­ and i f communal monopoly; pa­ evils condemned in our last con­ Catholic apprentices’ associations Give them a trial and show your appreciatiM. far they ara ca-oparatint with na la giving you a finer publlcatian. economic world. He argued fur­ of Bishop Corbett's untiring work gion everyone is a law unto him­ triotism, and treason. vention;” that “ a continuation of (Gesellenvereine) could no longer ther that "iir order to render to and his spiritual influence. The self; that he writes his own con­ Concluding, Bishop Willinger this tireless vigilance and publicity be tolerated and had to be de­ mayor read a resolution adopted everyone the dignity, liberty, and stitution, that he is at once legis­ said: is necessary to maintain gains stroyed. DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL GROCERY welfare that is his portion, we by the city council expressing ap­ lator, judge, and executive of the “ The Catholic Church seeks already accomplished and to effect Four Catholic fathers of the preciation of Bishop Corbett’s ef­ must securely and permanently laws, if any, which he may lay that peace and prosperity which further improvement much needed village of Grosshohibach, Monta- DR. W. F. LOCKE Westerkamp Bro«. unite in an indissoluble bond the forts and his influence on civic down fox himself. As for any come when mercy follows justice, in popular screen entertainment,” baur, Prussia, were arrested be­ science of material wealth and the life. and called upon the Catholic press KE. 8613 KE. 8613 KE. 9043 S106 Wash. written document such as the seeking to do good to the lame, cause they had hidden their chil­ 1216 Speer Blvd. science of ethics.” "The basis of Bible, emanating from a source the halt, and the blind. “ to continue to co-operate with dren 80 they would not have to Talk— Don’t Walk— this,” he added, "is Christianity.” Bismarck, N. Dak. — Catholic outside his own mind, he reserves "Socialism advocates the class the Bishops’ Committee on Motion join the compulsory farming VETERINARIAN Telephone Your Order clergy and laity of the Diocese of to himself the right to accept or struggle and sets the revolution Pictures in enlightening our training camps, where pagan in­ Smfll Animal Specialists Everything a Good Grocery Bismarck paid tribute to the Most to reject it; and, if he accepts it, afoot for the >destruction of people on this issue and in heart­ fluences are rampant. Only after Cat and Dog Hospital Should Have Rev, Vincent Wehrle, O.S.B., he still retains the right to make order.” ening them to further action the children had been forcibly Best Foods at Lowest Price* Isolation of Bishop of Bismarck, on the occa­ his own interpretation of the text. where needed and that it also do transferred to the camps, against CLIPPING— SURGERY— DISEASE W* Dalivar sion of the silver jubilee of his No church, no theologian, no min­ ■ everything, in its ^lower toward the wishes of their parents, were consecration May 19. A Solemn ister, no priest, no Pope may tell preserving a unified form of the fathers released. VWWVrtWWWWVWVWWVWV' REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Cold Germ Near Pontifical Mass was celebrated him ‘such and such is the author­ Group Discusses judging and listing of films.” A public meeting of the Cath­ HORACE W. BENNETT & at St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral and ized meaning of this or that text.’ An amendment from the floor, olic 'Youth group, Neudeutschland, The firms listed here de­ (Continued From Page One) a public reception was given in In this, as in all phases of reli­ unanimously adopted by the con­ in SaRrbruecken was not permit­ serve to be remembered COMPANY the afternoon at St. Mary’s school gion, he is his own last court of pigs live and all the attendant ap­ Favorite Poets vention, calls upon the Catholic ted by the locaS Nazi governor. when you are distributing T.'bor 1271 TAbor 1271 paratus, including the air-condi- auditorium. appeal. His intellectual and spir­ press “ to initiate action in scruti­ 210 Tabor Building trbning equipment, have been itual autonomy is absolute . . . nizing stage shows presented in your patronage in the dif­ REAL ESTATE made in, the university labora­ “ It’s a thrilling theological no­ One of the interesting events of connection with motion pictures” p r (x ; r a m is p l a n n e d ferent lines of business. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS FOUNDS PARISH, BUT tion that a man should make his Poetry week was the “ Evening tories under Professor Eeyniers’ HAS NO PARISHIONERS and to demand an immediate FOR EDUCATION RALLY Choice Apartments for Rent supervision. own religion, irrespective of patri­ With the Poets, Old and New,” at clean-up of this situation. MftlWVWVWWWWWWh INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS archs, prophets, and apostles and which the members of the Cath­ The guinea pig estate occupies of all ecclesiastical authorities. olic Poetry society were the guests (Continned From Page One) an area of 64 square feet and con­ (Continned From Paae On*) But if you ask me, ‘Is it reason­ of Mrs. Louis Hough in her home Mumane, O.M.C., of Our Lady of tains model living quarters for under Father Hannigan in Wash­ able?’ I shall ask to be excused Monday evening of last week. Se­ Angels’ convent, Albany, N. Y,; eight of the rodents. The com­ ington, N. C.; a combination from answering for fear of seem­ lections from a favorite poet were July 2, “ The Family, the Main partment in which they live resem­ church and school and a convent ing impolite, perhaps to the de­ read by each member present, and BOIS I M [ PIBT Factor in Social Progress,” by the bles a square diving bell, four Preferred Parish Trading List was erected, and a substantial gree of laughing. And if yon an original poem, “ Mother,” by Rev. William Lavmlee, O.F.M., feet high, with portholes in each brick rectory; this and the New Dress me further to say whether Miss Margie Cannon, a charter of the Franciscan friary, Three side to permit inspection of the Bern work were turned over to the 1 think any human being is en­ member of the society, now a stu­ Rivers, Can.; “ Economic and Po­ germ-free inhabitants. Passionist Fathers. titled and equipped to discover dent at the Catholic university in IN M l f HINTS litical Factors in Social Progress,” Can Care for Animals Father Hannigan was then as­ without the aid of any authorita­ Washington, D. C., was read by by the Rev. Peter Baptist Duffee, St. Dominic’s St. Francis In addition, there are two signed to Greensboro, where he tive teacher the absolute truth in Miss Nellie Lennon, president of O.F.M., of St, Francis’ friary, ports, containing sterilized rubber founded the parish for the Colored religion, I am afraid I shall have the local organization. The pro­ New York; “ Religious and Moral gloves, through which Professor there in 1928, with the Sisters of The closing months of the year Factors in Social Promess,” by the De Sales’ to say that you must not impugn gram was arranged by the Rev. are busy ones for the Sisters of Eeyniers can insert his hands to Charity as teachers; this parish my intelligence. William V. Doyle, S.J. Rev. Benedict Rubeck, O.M.C., of care , for his charges, clean the and plant were also assigned to Charity in charge of the boys at St. Anthony’s novitiate, Angola, “ I will, however, grant that the The program was preceded by a Mt. St. Vincent’s home. cages, fill the milk and water bot­ the Passionist Fathers, and Fa­ theory of absolute autonomy in committee meeting to discuss ar­ Ind.; “ Esthetic Factors in Social COAL T H E BROADWAY One of the annual activities of Progress,” by the Rev. Isidore tles, and examine the pigs period­ ther Hannigan was again assigned theology is quite as reasonable as rangements for the second annual the sisters and the*boys at St. Vin­ O’Brien, O.F.M., of 'sSt. Francis’ DEPARTMENT ically for any sign of contamina­ to the pioneering work, in 1930, of some of the modem subjectivist dinner, scheduled for June 3 at Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. tion. STORE COMPANY founding St. Monica’s parish for philosophies that have been the 7:15 at Hillcrest. The Rev. cent’s home is the novena to Our friary. New York; Educational Blessed Lady of Victory, in which Factors in Social Progress,” by F. A. Mumford, Mgr. I From each litter raised in this the Colored in the see city of vogue for now some genera­ William V. Doyle, S.J., will , act as J. M. CONES, Pj-es. the Rev. Theodore Roemer, 0. M. manner, he has saved one or two Raleigh, a task he accomplished tions . . . toastmaster, and short informal the members and friends of the W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 home are invited to unite their Cap., of St, Lawrence’s college, 21 to SI South Broadway offspring to develop as normal with the same success as in his talks will be given by the Most Hat Become Egocentric Mount Calvary, Wise., and “ Cath­ controls. Constant comparisons previous fields. Last year this was Rev. Urban J. 'Vehr, Bishop of prayers before the beautiful "Rudolph Eucken, the great shrine at the home each May. The olic Leadership Toward Social show that the germ-free animals given to the Dominican Fathers as Denver, guest of honor; the 'Very present-day philosopher, says novena this year opened May 16 Progress,” by the Rev. Marion are more active and develop much field of labor. Rev. Dr. Thomas Coyne, C.M., L. B. A . ‘modern times have changed the and closed on May 24, the Feast Habig, O.F.M., of St. Joseph’s c. Annunciation heartier appetites than their con­ Again Father Hannigan was as­ president of S t Thomas’ seminary; St. Mary’* Branch No. 298 position of the human subject. . . college, Westmont, 111. taminated brothers and sisters. signed to the establishment of a the Very Rev. Robert Kelley, S.J., of Our Lady Help of Christians. it has become to man the center Mass was celebrated daily, lights The Very Rev. Thomas Plass- Meetings held every second and fourth Attempts to develop a "living parish, this time in Southern president of Regis college; Mr. I Thursday of the month at 2 o’clock. germ free test tube” have been Pines. He received the appointment of his life and the ultimate object burned continually on the shrine, mann, O.F.M., president of St. i LONDON MARKET AND of his endeavor.’ That is to say, Benjamin F. Masse, S.J., and Bonaventure’s seminary, Allegany, I HOLY GHOST CHURCH HALL made since Pasteur first suggested in October, and construction work Miss Mary Coughlin. Kather­ and the sisters and boys daily re­ GROCERY man has become egocentric. Not N.Y., is president of the confer­ I 19TH AND CALIFORNIA STS. the experiment in 1880, it is started Jan. 3; the church was ded­ ine Morrell Perenyi will sing ceived Holy Communion and re­ said. Since then reports on the icated by Bishop Hafey in April. eccentric, which means off center, cited the Rosary, the Litany, and ence. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. but egocentric, which means self- and the guests will join in sinking subject have been submitted by Just as in other cities. Bishop hymns and songs. Reservations other prayers for benefactors of Quality Meats and Groceries K u s t e r, Cohendy, Thierfelder, Hafey and Father Hannigan found centered. Before Copernicus, the home. The novena closed with man used to think that the world may be telephoned to Walter Det- Endoried Movies 3800 Walnut Street Glimstedt, and Professor Reyniers no Colored Catholics in Southern moyer, FRanklin 0914, High Mass at Holy Family church Phone*: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 in 1931. was the center of the universe, Friday, May 24, at 8 o’clock. 'The Pines, but at his first catechism Mrs. Hough’s guests Monday The development of this new lecture after the dedication of the that the sun and the planets and Rev. Mark Lappen celebrated the The following motion pictures have evening included the Rev. William been reviewed and classified by the Le­ St. Anne’s Shrine n D I T r* C At Deep Cut technique, it is felt, makes it pos­ church in April Father Hannigan the stars existed for the sake of Mass, which was sung by the boys. U 1^ U t j O Price* Every Day the earth. The universe, then, V. Doyle, S.J., Father Cusack, S. gion of Decency since the publication of sible for scientists to begin work had 77 in attendance. With no the complete list May 5, and the monthly was geocentric, earth centered. J., Miss Nellie Lennon, Mrs. J. P. First Communion will be re­ in research fields that were once congregation. Father Hannigan supplementary list; TWO STORES After Copernicus, man came to Donley, Mrs. Mary Keegan, Mrs. ceived by young first communi­ Family Audiences Arvada . considered impossible of access. depends on alms for his support. know that the sun was the cen­ John Holmes, and the Misses cants at the home of Ascension The Daring Young Man. Maa* on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. SAME PRICES ter, that the universe is heliocen­ Grace Palmer, Lillian Anthony, Thursday, May 30, and the May Justice of the Range. crowning will take place the fol­ Red Blood of Courage. Sunday Devotion* at 7:4S P. M. tric. But now, since the subjecti­ Katherine Lahr, Elizabeth Woods, Sluby Ulanskie. Marie Schiffer, Caroline Stewart, lowing day. Zwichen Himmel nnd Erde. WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME A vist philosophies came in with NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. 3401 Franklin St* Kant and Schopenhauer, the uni­ Margaret Hamilton, Mary Det- Youth week was celebrated Mature Audiences 8101 wmi«M ti* MISSIONARY PRIEST IN THE U. S.? Break of Hearts. ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 verse is held to be no longer either moyer, Anne O’Kane, and Jo­ eariy in the month by programs Chinatown Squad. THE SOCIETY OF THE DIVINE SAVIOR receives young men wishing to geocentric or heliocentric but sephine Jonke. and exhibits of art work done by The Girl From Tenth Avenue. consecrate their livea to the apostolate of giving Miaslona and Retreata, dis­ Kentucky Blue Streak. pensing the Sacraments, educating boys to the priesthood, writing good litera­ homdcentric, the mind of man is the boys. Members of St. Vin­ DE SELLEM ture, etc. cent’s Aid society were guests at Manhattan Butterfiy. the cause of all things: not every COUPLE TO WED Mark of the Vampire. The firms listed here de­ FUEL AND FEED CO. In exceptional eases where there la special sincerity and a good recommenda­ man or any man but this man, I a tea given by the sisters and Mifrder in the Fleet. tion the required tuition fee will be considerably reduted. Belated vocations serve to be remembered CHARLES A. DeSELLEM accepted. myself. The universe is egocen­ TUESDAY, JUNE 4 boys on May 7, when they were Nell Gwynn. tric. If I think the universe, it entertained with a splendid pro­ Nitwits. when you are distributing We Ship hy Rail Once in s Blue Moon. PHONE TA. 3205 Would You Like to Become a Lay Brother? exists. If I think it not, it ceases gram of music and drills in the What Price Crime? your patronage in the dif­ If you do not feel yourself called to the holy priesthood, and yet wish to to exist. Even God is blotted out The marriage of Miss Marie Mc­ auditorium. After a “ Patriotic 3BTH AND WALNUT live for God, then the Brotherhood is the vocation to choose. It is a life of if I don’t think Him. Namara to James W. Creamer will Pageant,” which was given in cos­ ferent lines of business. RES. PHONE MA. 8544 prayer, self-sanctification, and labor for tbe Church of God. LIBRARY GETS Consecrate your, ability to God and develop the good that is in yon. We “ Now on the basis of that phi­ take place Tuesday, June 4, at 9 tume, the program was closed teach you practically'every trade. There are no feesl Ask for our booklet, "The losophy I can understand that a o’clock in St. Francis de Sales’ with a class song, “ God Bless CONTRIBUTIONS Salvatorian Brother." man should say, ‘What I think to church. The Rev. J. J. Donnelly You.” The Annunciation members THE REVEREND FATHER PROVINCIAL, be truth is truth. What I think will perform the ceremony. Miss Society of the Divine Savior, Salvatorian Seminary, Saint Nazlanx, Wisconsin of St. Vincent’s Aid were guests The new Catholic library, which not to be truth, that is not truth. Isabelle McNamara will be her at the home May 9, and on the is located at 625 19th street, re­ DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY I make truth. I unmake truth. sister’s bridesmaid, and Emmet following Sunday friends and cently received valuable contribu­ What is true for me is true. What Goggin will act as best man. No benefactors of the home were tions of books from Mr. and Mrs. is not true for me is not true. cards are being sent out. A break­ shown through the building and William J. Lloyd and from Mr. DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY Truth is in me: it is subjective. fast for the bridal party and the exhibition rooms. and Mrs. John Reddin. The library There is no truth outside of me, immediate families of the young Closing exercises for the school and reading rooms are open from YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. no objective truth. If you tell me couple will follow the ceremony. year are scheduled for early in 4 to 6 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. will be filled correctly at Why Not In v est for that God is truth I assent. But WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Service Fnrniihed for Offices, Barber*. Miss McNamara is the daughter June. m. daily except Sunday. Restaurant*. Stores, and Banquet* as I make or unmake truth, I of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mc­ Ph. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord St. make or unmake God.’ Namara and is a graduate of Lo- 3104 Dovming MAin 7960 Lifetime and Eternity? "To all good Christians and retto Heights college. Mr. Creamer Patronize Our Advertisers S. P. DUNN, Managtr other devout believers, this sounds is the son of William Creamer of Through the like blasphemy. It is blasphemy. this city. He is a graduate of It is also nonsense, blasphemous Westminster law school, previous Francis J. Fisher, Inc. USE nonsense. But it is one form and to which he attended Sacred Heart Bluhlll Coffee S. V. D. ANNUITY PLAN a very prominent form, one may college and Denver university. TAbor 6204 CORBETT’S perhaps say the predominant form Both young people are well known Cement, Plaster, Mortar If You Do of philosophy . . . in active Cathofic circles. is RICH-ROASTED ICE ‘‘But mark you, only on condi­ Miss McNamara will entertain Metal Lath, Stucco You will receive a high rate of interest (5%, 6%, tion that a man is the center of at her trousseau tea on June 1 and Ground in a mist of VAQMS the universe, only on condition from 4 to 7. 2363 BLAKE ST. . DENVER CREAM 7 % ) as long as you live. that the patriarchs and prophets You will know what your money is doing, now and and apostles and doctors of the these two terms, the dominant is F L O A T IN G - F L A V O R after your death. Church revolve like planets around God. He creates man; man does him; only on condition that man not create Him. He reveals truth You will share in the noblest work on earth, the makes the universe by projecting to man; man cannot teach God. . . . rich saving of immortal souls through our An-, I an idea out of his mind, only on It behooves man, therefore, not to . . . mdlow PATRONIZE nuity Plan. I condition that a man is the first create or to manufacture or to I cause and the last cause, the AI- imagine a religion of his own. A . * , ddicious Write for Particulars, Stating Age, to I pha and Omeg^ of all things, only man-made religion is no good to I on condition that man makes or any man, especially if the man Rev. Father Ralph, Society of the unmakes God, can a rational being who makes it is the man who be­ Jry a VACUUM Jar OUR admit that a man has the right or lieves it. Religion, to borrow the the power to make truth or to magnificent phrase from the pro­ Divine Word, Box 6, Techny, 111. ^ make his own reli^on. There are logue to St. John’s Gospel, is ‘born or Can TODAY two terms to religion. One is man not of the will of the flesh, not of and the other is God. But of the will of man but of God.’ ” ADVERTISERS Sunday. June 2, 1935 T H E REGISTER PAGE THREE

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Does Our Lord or do the Apos* that you will have no other mar­ 'UNQA/fy ties forbid second marriages? riage ceremony than the one per­ US LIST KIIIEIIT Commemorated W by SyliteihrlTio What is the attitude of the Church formed by the> Catholi(\ priest, and towards them? that you will do all you prudently SAH^T STEPHBH- KtNQ Of Our Lord does not forbid sec­ can to effect the conversion of HONqfiAy, tNA-V. t o o l K/iu- used OF CHfllSTFNDQM ^V^nds Established Order of Lesser ond marriajfes when the first has your non-Catholic husband, while e t %e CorotwtioK o f Charles JZ , been terminated in the death of he promises not to interfere with Regular Clerks; St. Norbert, the one o f the parties thereto. Nei­ your practice of the Catholic reli­ tf\JS Iasi op Austna-ffunoaru ther do the Apostles forbid them. gion. If he is willing to sign such /Vc /^/6 is si;ill jealously * Premonstratensians St. Paul at first sight might seem an apeement, you may be mar­ fresen/ecl as a sismUL of ^ THE BOOK REGISTER to condemn the marriage of wid­ ried by the priest, your marriage (TTie Liturgy— Week of June 2 periences befell him in rilyricum ows when he says: “ But the will be valid, and you may con­ THE EMPEROR CHARLES IV. to June 8) in the persecution of Maximian. younger widows avoid; for when tinue in the full practice of your By Bede Jarrett, O.P., M.A. Sheed The Mass of the Sunday within He died peacefully at Formiae they nave grown wanton in Christ, religion. But if you attempt mar­ and AVard, New York. ?3. the Octave of the Ascension, June near Gaetea, to which town his they will marry; having damna- riage before a Protestant minis­ This last of Father Bede Jar- 2, reflects the desire uppermost in relics were translated in 842 A. "V tion, because they have made void ter, you will be by that very fact rett’s books, published posthu­ our hearts, the desire for the Holy D .' He was the object of great their first faith” (I Timothy v, excommunicated; and so long as mously by his friends, gives us Spirit to enter therein. Sts. Mar- and widespread devotion through­ you live with the man, without 11-12). But these words refer to the history of a man much misun­ cellinus and Peter, Martyrs, and out the Middle Ages. widows who have consecrated having the invalid marriage vali­ derstood by those who cannot ap­ St. Erasmus, Bishop and Martyr, St Francis Caracciolo, a mem­ their widowhood to God and to dated as indicated above, you may preciate his medieval background are commemorated the same day. ber of a famous Italian family, not receive the sacraments. If works of charity, and later marry and his staunch Catholicity. Monday, June 3, is the fifth day. was bom near Naples in 1563. A again, proving faithless to their marriage is attempted before a within the Octave of. the Ascen­ skin disease caused him great af­ I t Charles IV, often derisively styled vows whereby they renounced a civil magistrate, the marriage is “ The Priest Emperor,” was a man sion. We venerate St Francis fliction when he was about 21 invalid, but you will not incur ex- second marriage to be. free to of deep faith and straight-forward Caraccioli, Confessor, Tuesday, yeAs of age. Death was immi­ serve God and minister to the communication. You may not purpose, whose principal aim in June 4. The Feast of St. Boni­ nent. Francis vowed, should he receive the sacraments, however, poor. Such widows St. Paul ad­ life was his soul’s salvation and face, Bishop and Martyr, falls on recover, to devote his life to God vises to marry again. “ I will, until you have the marriage recti­ June 5, Wednesday. The Octave and his neighbor in the ecclesias­ fied. the good of his people. Because therefore, that the younger (wid­ he supported Popes and favored of the Ascension is observed tical .state. After his ordination ows) should marry, bear children, . Under no consideration, give religious orders, crass materialists Thursday, June 6. St. Norbert, he set about his work with two be mistresses of families, give no up your holy religion; for it is the fail to understand the man or his Bishop and Confessor, is com­ other devout clerics. An unsuc­ i occasion to the adversary to speak most precious thing you have in work. Father Jarrett has done a memorated. Friday, June 7, is cessful attempt was made to es­ evil” (I Timothy v, 14). Although the world, and without it you can­ service for Charles IV which was the day after the Octave of the tablish an order in Spain. Through St. Paul tells us, however, not get to heaven. Moreover, long due him from the pen of a Ascension. The Vigil of Pente­ his efforts the Order of the Lesser that widows are free to marry strive mightily and i>ray earnestly Catholic historian. cost occurs Saturday, June 8. Regular Clerks was established in again (I Corinthians vii, 89), he Italy, where, favored by the Holy that God may send into your life Perhaps the most noteworthy says that the state of chaste wid­ a good Catholic man whom you Martyrs Were Father, it epeedily prospered. St. owhood is to be preferred. “ But portion of the book is that chapter Francis’ life was one of uninter­ will eventually marry. Mixed in which the author tries to ex­ Prominent in Rome I say to the unmarried and to the marriages frequently prove un­ Marcellinus, a priest, and Pe­ rupted prayer and penance. He widows: It is good for them if they plain the European situation into died while engaged in mission happy. Marriage, to be ideal, which Charles IV entered. Father ter, an exorcist who exercised his continue, even as I” (I Corinthi­ must be something more than a ministry under the direction of work in the town of Abruzzi, A. D. ans vii, 8). According to the Jarrett’s great skill in analysis is 1608. His body w'as brought to mere union of bodies. It should at its best here. One sees Charles Marcellinus, were prominent Council of Ancyra (c. 19), second be a union of souls; and where among the Roman Christians at Naples, where it is now venerated. nuptials are less honorable; and IV fn his proper getting and leaves Pope Pius T i l canonized him two husband and wife do not ag;ree him with the feeling that he, and the beginning of the fourth cen­ according to the Council of Trent on so vital a matter as religion, tury. Peter, the first to be cast hundred years later. The saint (Sess. xxiv, can. 10), the state of not Don John of .Austria, was the is represented holding in his hand there cannot be that unanimity df last knight of Christendom. A into prison, brought about by his widowhood is more commendable; heart, mind,, and/ soul that ideal patience the conversion of his a monstrance, the perpetual ador­ however, the Church in keeping particularly valuable feature of ation of the Blessed Sacrament marriage requires. This disagree­ fn p le the book is the second chapter, jailer and his family. Marcellinus with the teaching of St. Paul does ment will be a source of discord. baptized them, This led to the being a special devotion in his in­ not forbid, and cannot be said Church IfiNDON- “ His Own Story,” a biography of stitute. The non-Catholic husband, even Charles written ' by himself. arrest of Marcellinus. Condemned even to discourage second nup­ though he have the best intentions U tifin -C ^ b c kaHols to death, the saints were secretly tials, when the first marriage has Though the author did not live to St. Boniface Is in the world, can never appreciate Sttvce lkx KefomfiPoK,. revise his manuscript completely, executed in a forest at a place un­ been dissolved by the death of one nor understand the Catholic wife’s -S iill bearf ifehiBcripDOK known to other Christians. Their Apostle of Germany o f the parties. In some cases, sec­ the book loses little because of profound religious convictions oyer in mah enimKce certain minor faults of revision. bodies, however, were discovered St. Boniface Tvas an Anglo-Sax­ ond marriages are strongly to be and her attachment to her reli­ and interred in the catacombs. A on. He was born irf Devonshire advised. St. Thomas More wisely v v d OVOS9 ta/h o v is it i t * Chesterton in commenting on gion. And, accordingly, he can­ this book declares that it is not metrical epitaph w ^ p lg o p d on and received the name of 'Win- entered into a second marriage not be the encouragement and 'iEfALy AN their tomb later in tnej>4ntury by fried at Baptism. Educated in after the death of his first wife, only a well-written piece of his­ support to her in the fulfillment iNDQLQBNCe OF tory, but that it should be read by Pope St. Damasus, who said that the monasteries at Exeter and so that his young children might of her religious duties that' every he had heard the details of their Winchester, he lived for many have a step-mother’s loving care. Jkis Ai 'Im everyone who wishes really to un­ good husband should be to his derstand the situation in Europe death from the executioner who years as a Benedictine monk. Feel­ f) ConSscrAtiorv oPtIve ckuttk ing himself called to a missionary wife. There will be a difference at the close of the 13th century.— had beheaded them. Many centu­ In, H85. career, he set forth in 716 to I am a Catholic going with a also in regard to certain moral Joseph P. Donnelly, S.J. ries afterwards their remains were Protestant young man. If we principles that govern the most translated to Frankfort in Ger­ preach the Gospel to the heathen should marry outside the Cath- intimate and sacred relations of many, people of Friesland. Later,’ Pope THINGS TO LIVE'FOR. By olic Church would I be hindered conjugal life. Then, if you should Saint Had Same St. Gregory II consecrated him altogether from going to the same die and leave behind your chil­ Francis Stuart. New YorL Mac­ Bishop and gave him the name Church, and could I receive Com­ dren, what assurance is there that SUCCESSFUL LITHUANIAN FARMEN millan, $2.50. Experience as Peter Boniface. The Holy Father sent munion? the non-Catholic father will rear Random notes, some of which St. Erasmus was a Bishop of a him to evangelize Germany, of In order for you to continue to them in the faith; yet you, the leave the reader in unfulfilled ex­ town in Syria. After resigning ' which country he is venerated as enjoy the great blessings and con­ Catholic mother, will be held re­ pectation, make' up this book— his see and living a solitary life the apostle. Having chosen Mainz solations of your holy religion, sponsible before God for their WOULD MERIT EXILE UNDER SOVIETS the 32-year-old Irish novelist’s ac­ for seven years, the saint came to as his see, Boniface gave himself you must marry this Protestant Catholic rearing? Think long and count of the things worth living Antioch in the persecution of Dio­ I indefatigjBibly to his work, which young man according to the laws prayerfully before entering a for. Some years ago, Mr. Stuart cletian. Put to the torture and was wonderfully blessed by God. He is a very religious Catholic. of y6ur Church. You must get a mixed marriage, and do not even (Continued From Page One) light-yellow oats, and green dried said: “ My idea in writing is to remanded to his prison, Erasmus, Twenty-two years later he re­ dispensation for a mixed marriage, consider entering a marriage to us. Neat, clean, well furnished, peas. The house is lined with pictures of find a sort of harmony in all the like St. Peter, was miraculously signed his see in or.ier to return and before that will be granted that the Church regards as in­ it would be a credit to any Ameri­ Jonas, his wife, and two chil­ Christ and the Virgin. Last year, strange adventures and contradic­ freed by an angel. The same ex- to his unfinished task in Fries­ you and he^ must sign promises valid and unholy. God’s curse can farmer. In its pantry hung a dren eat as well as many American he erected a monument in honor tions of life. To find if possible land. There, together with 62 that you will rear all children born must needs be on such a sinful dozen sides of salt meat. farmers, incomparably better than of the Holy Year in the middle of and demonstrate what is the key who motivate some of the finest companions, he suffered martyr­ o f the union in the Catholic faith; union. He has six horses, nine cows, 26 any Russian farmer. They had his orchard of 100 apple and of life.” His novels have mani­ passages in the book— possessed. dom in 755. His body reposes in pigs, four sheep, and 30 chickens. for breakfast eggs, coffee, bxead, cherry trees. He d6es not drink. fested this aim. THINGS TO This romantic adventurer’s the Abbey of Fulda, where innu­ The livestock live in two large, butter, and milk;,in jnid-aftemoon He has two savage dogs chained LIVE FOR shows the same aim in things to live for are horse racing, merable miracles have been I have read that it u not wrong, well-made bams, built mostly by they had tea, bread, butter, and up to watch his bpms. Out of a recitation of personal experi­ writmg novels, emotional love ex­ wrougl^t at his tomb. in itself, to violate the liquor laws Jonas’ own hands. Next to that cheese; for supper, cream of them come the bleating of sheep ences. PIGEON IRISH fulfilled periences, relipous pilgrimages. One of his achievements in Ger­ and that we are only bound to ac­ For the is a spacious hay bam stacked wheat, with milk and cream. The and the complaints of a young this endeavor much better than Passages of striking beauty, such many was the felling of an enor­ cept the penalty if apprehended. high with fragrant hay. Next to family consumes two and one-half calf. His chickens are blooded Mr. Stuart’s succeeding works. To as those on Lourdes and the mous oak tree, the center of the If the government received its that is a granary with piles of gallons of milk and an average of Plymouth Rocks. 'v. one who has read PIGEON IRISH saints, show Mr. Stuart’s true power from God, are we not idolatrous worship of the natives. Children golden wheat and red-brown rye. ten eggs a day. He is proud of his big cat He alone, THINGS TO LIVE FOR genius and ability to write, but, This led to the conversion of the bound to obey it? If apprehend­ is proud of his American gasoline will be more convincing than to unfortunately, they are inter­ entire group of spectators. Hence, ed, may we not try to escape the en^ne, of his children going to one who has also read THE COL­ spersed ampng many repetitious in art, St. Boniface is often rep- . The Statue With Its ' penalty by standing trial? school, of his thresher, of his ORED DOME and TRY THE accounts of'-mere banalities. The resented with an axe in hand at Hand Stretched Out The presenAiquor laws, as also Christ's Church Has wife’s sewing machine, of the six SKY. These novels and the pres­ optimistic spit-it and desire for full the foot of an oak tree. In Dubrovnik, formerly called the llws prevailing during the pe­ journals he subscribes to weekly, ent autobiography lack in great adventurous life are refreshing. Born in Lorraine of a noble R a^sa, in Jugoslavia stands the riod of national prohibition, are and he is proud of himself. part a note of certainty, the cer­ Psychologists and spiritual direc" family, St. Norbert for some Malabrace, the convent o f the generally regarded as penal laws. Distinguishing Marks "Fifteep ye&rs ago there was tainty that Bernadette ' of tors shoiHd find the book interest­ y6ars led a worldly life at the Franciscans, old in itself but re- By a penal law is understood a nothing here,” ne remarked sim­ Lourdes and the Little Flower— ing and valuable.— Norman T. court of the emperor, Henry I'V. placinl; one actually founded by legal enactment which requires ply. “ Absolutely nothing. Never whom Stuart gpreatly admires and Weyland, S.J. After he forsook his former life, St. Francis of Assisi. jThe con­ the placing or omission of an act (One of a New Series on the sincerely which Church has all got a penny from anybody. Don’t the saint founded the Order of vent, in a city full of aged monu­ under threat of punishment, such Catechism) these four marks, we shall see that owe anybody anything. True, we Canons Regular, known from the ments to the faith, has the oldest as fine dr imprisonment, but not To judge from the numerous it is none other than the Roman don’t make any money now. Used name of the first monastery as drug store in the world, founded under pain of sin. Whether a sects professing adherence to the Catholic Church. She is one, be­ to, but, with prices down, we just the Premonstratensians. St. Nor­ in 1317. law be merely penal or whether teachings of Christ, it would seem cause she has at all times and in make ends meet Still.. .” bert later became the Archbishop In the ancient church stands a it binds under the ^ ilt of sin de­ quite indisputable fhat Our Lord all places the same faith (doc­ He looked around at his crea­ Hidden in of Magdeburg. Through his ef­ statue of S t Anthony, the well- pends on the intention of the leg­ instituted not one but many trine), the same sacrifice and sac­ tion. It was enough to justify his VUIKIE BOOBLrWI^]|^* forts the popular devotion to the Churches. And yet, it would have raments, and a common head, the pride. This is the sort of man the known figure with the saint hold­ islator. And the legislator is pre­ History DOODLED THROUOMOUT Blessed Sacrament was revived. ing the Holy Child on his left sumed to intend a law to be mere­ been superfluous and confusing Pope in Rome. Soviet union would condemn to Drawing by Ned Moore He thereby strenuously resisted arm, the right hand loosely grip­ ly penal unless the contraty is for Him to have done so, since He The Roman Catholic Church is exile. He is the perfect kulak. (Copyright. W.N.U.) iNEAllLV EVBRV aK a the heresies contravening the doc­ ping a lily. The Holy Child is specified. It is true that the gov­ expressed His will that there undeniably “ holy,” because her He is the sort of man the Baltic trine of the Real Presence. He . there, but the hand that should ernment receives its authority to should be “ but one fold and one Founder is holy and she teaches states have done their best to COUNTRY IN gURODB died in 1134, famous throughout hold the lily is empty, stretched enact laws from God, and that we shepherd” (John x, 16) I Besides, a holy doctrine; because'she faith­ make the backbone of their eco­ lUPORI itCOMINO t Europe for his zeal and holiness how could He, who is the 'Way, the nomic structure. out; while the lily is lying on the are bound to obey it, but not un­ fully dispenses the means of sanc­ AMERICANIZED. of life. floor of the niche. And the whole der penalty of sin in the case of Tmth, and the Life, sanction di­ tification instituted by Christ; ^nd In all these states the primary niche is glassed over, while no purely penal laws. The Church verse and contradictory tenets as because there have been at all policy of the new government was New York City Women other statue in the church is so and the natural law, however, equally secure means to salvation? times among her members saints to promote the small land owner. protected. teach the obligation of patriotism. It was precisely because of the whose holiness God has confirmed It was the surest guarantee Form Maternity Guild The story that is told of the It is a subdivision of the virtue of moral necessity of an infallible by miracles and extraordinary against Bolshevism. Great estatft strange statue concerns a young piety. If there were more pa­ guide and interpreter of His doc­ graces. Abuses, defections, -errors, held the fattest land before the New York. — The Maternity man who lost his mind for- love triotism, more desire to promote trine that Christ instituted a and scandals of individual mem­ war, and, while half the peasantty guild, created “ to offset the per­ o f a girl. The girl did not love the welfare and honor of our Church— and only one Church. bers do not militate against the possess no land, 10 per cent or so nicious influence of the wide­ him at all, but he persecuted her country, the citizens would be “ Upon this rock.” He said. “ I will sanctity of the Church itself, be­ of the population owned the coun­ spread propaganda of sinful birth with his demands for marriage. more orderly and law-abiding. build My Church” — not Churches. cause they did not rise from her try. control and to remedy conditions Finally, she told him, to get rid of One may be so far lacking in pa­ As St. Paul says, there is but “ one doctrine or organization and were Because most of the great land that seem to lend justification to him, that she would marry him triotism as to sin, and sin griev­ Lord, one faith, one Baptism” never approved of by her. On the owners were alien Russians, Ger­ this evil practice,” and organized only when he took the ring from ously. Many a law which is in (Eph. iv, 5). other hand, Christ Himself fore­ mans, and Poles, who had further­ by the Rev. Joseph J. Schage- the statue of St. Anthony (a very itself m erely penal may impose an Since, then, we have authority told the advent of such evils, and more been regarded as the op­ mann, C.SS.R., of Lima, 0., has fine ring had been put on the obligation m conscience by rea­ for believing only that Christ in­ His prediction was verified even pressors of the Esthonians, Lat­ been formed in the city of New finger of the saint) and gave it son of attendant circumstances, stituted but one Church, it should in the days of the Apostles (Matt, vians, and Lithuanians, very little York, under the guidance of the to her. as, for example, if its violation be a matter of great concern to xiii; I Cor. xi; Apoc. ii-iii). compensation was given them for Catholic Women’s union. She did not dream that he would give scandal and lead to hs that we bi able to recognize their lands. They were allowed The Roman Church is quite evi­ to keep, in some instances, their would commit such a sacrilege, serious governmental or social His Church among the many that dently “ Catholic,” or “ universal,” disorders. The violator of a pure­ manor house with a nucleus of College Is Recipient but the foolish young man hid him­ claim Him as their Founder and because from the time of Christ ly penal law may in conscience land; in other cases, small hold­ self in thb church one night, Head, ’^ut is it easy to recomize she has continually existed with Of 205 Rare Minerals stand trial, hire skilled lawyers, ings not exceeding 200 to 400 climbed up on the altar, and tried that one tme Church? Yes, It is; the same doctrine, ^ e same priest­ and use all other lawful and mor­ acres. to take the precious ring from the for Christ established a visible ly and the same pastoral office as New York.— Marymont college right hand of the saint. As his ally just means to escape the' Church, with marks that distin­ Thus, by a species of what the penalty. today; because she is spread over big land owners at any rate museum was the recipient of a fingers touched the ring, however,' guish her as His own; othervrise. the whole universe, and because valuable collection of 205 rare the right hand of the statue He could not have commanded us, regarded as Bolshevism, the she is constantly fulfilling the Di­ new states protected themselves •ooSi specimens of minerals, the gift of moved: it unclosed and dropped May a woman who ba« had led under pain of eternal damnation, vine commission; "Go ye into the iMROOYOntfgnMIRIOUIS a sister college in Rio de Janeiro. the lily it held. The arm lifted, to be submissive to His Church: against real Bolshevism. Today JOUKiaV f l ^ C K t O IT UC.MUCX a ainful life obtain God’s forgive­ world, and preach the Gospel to there are few former big land WBTiiH uovXS ■oaxomtm In the group are pure quartz, an and the fingers caught and held ness provided she repents sincere­ “ If thy brother shall offend against every creature” (Mark xvi, 15) IT roUOWtD ON THCIO HnLS amethyst, agate, topaz, tourma­ the youth by the hair of his head. thee, go and tell the Church; and owners in the Baltic states who THR0U6H TO rww SURUHrtR w -iocatxomi. ly? May such a woman be mar­ The Roman Catholic Church is would not prefer the Baltic form line, marble, mica, marinas, and a Try as he might, the man could ried in the Catholic Church, and if he will not hear the Church, let also truly “ apostolic,” because her stalactite. not escape. In the morning he him be to thee as the heathen and of expropriation to the Soviet will her marriage be sacred? origin is unquestionably traceable form. was still there, terribly exhausted. the publican” (Matt xviii, 17). to the Apostles; her doctrine is The monks were horrified at his Sincere repentance, which in­ The marks, or characteristics, Thus, too, the Baltic states Regarding the origin of names bus, nor of enforcing the claim of Missionary Brothers cludes heartfelt regret, firm pur­ founded on apostolic tradition, and created a system of agriculture deed. • They called upon the youth whereby the one and only true associated with America, it is in­ other explorers, but simply in ig­ pose of amendment, Confession, her rulers, the Pope and the that the best expert opinion in Novitiate of tha Lay-Brothers to come down from the altar. But Church may be known are: Unity, Bishops, are lawful successors of teresting to note that it is to a norance of the facts. Amerigo he could not stir, and nothing, not and satisfaction, always guaran­ sanctity. Catholicity (universal­ Europe today regards as the most Vespucci, an Italian navigator, had Tha Missionaries of the Sacred Heart tees God’s forgiveness, no matter the Apostles. advantageous to all concerned. In Catholic, Amerigo Vespucci, that welcome candidates in good standing for even the monks’ prayers, seemed ity), and apostolicity. As nearly as been in command of three ships missionary work at home and abroad. to move^the saint. what the number, the heinousness, 325 A. D. this fourfold nature of No non-Catholic religious de­ Russia, the foremost foreign au­ the country itself owes the name which had explored the coasts of For particularsi. apply to Finally, the monks called upon and the duration of sins. Such a the Church was professed in the nominations can lay claim to thority on Soviet agriculture be­ of America— a name which came the New World in 1501 and upon FATHER JOHN DICKS. M.S.C. a saintly old lay brother of the repentant sinner may be married Nicene Creed: “ f believe in the these distinguishing marks of lieves that the collective farm sys­ about not so much through an ac­ his*' return to Europe had written 719 Batavia Ave. Geneva. Illinoia community. After he had heard in the Catholic Church, and is one, holy. Catholic, and apostolic Christ’s own Church. They have tem will ultimately be more pro­ cident as through an incident. For an account of what he had seen, what had happened, he said: “ You guaranteed all the graces which Church.” The essential importance no uniformity of doctrine; their ductive than the system of dwarf nearly a century after Columbus, announcing that he had found a must make me guardian (su­ the sacrament of Matrimony be­ of these four marks is readily ap­ founders were not eminent for farms which existed before collec­ the Spaniards who had the first new continent. His description Brothers of Holy Cross perior)." stows on its worthy recipient. parent. The Church of Christ sanctity; they have rejected most tivization. But the evidence, in right to baptise the continent, was the first printed account of Devote their lives to teaching, to sec­ All agreed at once. Then he must be one, because no kingdom of the Divinely instituted means his opinion, goes to show that having been its first European oc­ the mainland of the New World. retarial work and to trades. YOUNG stood in front of the statue and “that is divided against itself” can of sanctification (the Mass and the neither the collectives nor the cupants, persisted in calling their This was taken up and read and MEN who feel called to the religious Can you explain tha significance dwarf farms can ever be so pro­ life as a Brother are requested to said: “ Holy S t Anthony, in life stand (Luke xi, 17); 2. Holy, be­ majority of the sacraments), and vast American possessions the was one of the main reasons-why mail the blank or write for our free you were humble and subject to of the practice of Spanish-speak­ cause her Founder is holy and her they cannot produce one saint, ductive as the system of middle- “ Western Indies.” That name was our country came to be called illustrated booklet. obedience, as are all members of ing Catholics, priests and laity, object is to lead all men to holi­ confirmed as such by miraculous sized farms run by the “ rugged in­ justifiable insofar as the discovery after him. It is a well-known fact in certain parts of this country, dividualists.” “ The Training of a Brother'^ our order. And because of that, ness and to eternal life, the re­ power; they arose only in later occurred while they were in search today that Columbus and Ves­ Bro. John Baptlat, C.S.C.. Box R. I, as guardian of this house, com­ namely, of pressing the right ward of fidelity; 3. Catholic, or years and have split into numer­ of Asia. The belief that America pucci were friends and that the Watertown. Wise. mand you to release this young thumb against the lower lip after universal, because she has been es­ ous sects, none of which is uni­ was a part of that continent was former is in no way responsible Brother Agatfao, C.S.C.. Bex 8, man.” making the sign of the cross? tablished, for all nations and for versally spread in the manner or­ Catholic Heads Board dispelled only by Balboa's jour­ for the fact that his name, and Notre Dame. Ind. Buffalo, N. Y.— Regis O’Brien, ney across the Isthmus in 1513. Instantly the hand of the These people, after signing all times’ (Matt, xxviii, 19), and dained by Christ, and they have not that of Columbus, was given Dear Brother: Please send me statue opened and let the youth themselves with the sign of the 4. Apostolic, because her oririn neither teachers nor pastors sent graduate of the University of Six years previous to that feat, to our land. Thus it is that Cath­ your free illustrated booklet. free. But the statue never re­ cross, press the thumb to the lips and ner doctrine are apostolic by Christ, It follows, therefore, Buffalo law school in 1914, presi­ however, the name “ America” had olics' may be proud of the fact gained its former position, and to in token of their affection for the (Eph. ii, 20), and her rulers, the that the Roman Catholic Church dent of the Marillac guild, and been applied by some German that the discov^er of our country this day stands with its hand sign of our redemption. They kiss representatives of Christ, must be alone is the true Church estab­ active in charitable work, was scholars to the New World. It and the one for whom our coun­ 'Addreae ------q stretched out.— (Adapted from the cross that their hand has lairful successors of the Apostles. lished by Jesus Christ and, as such, elected chairman of the board of was' not done with the object of try was named were both Cath­ The Ave Maria.) traced. If we consider carefully and should be embraced by all men. education. diminishing the glory of Colum­ olics,

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(CoBtinnad From P « | « Ono) jlWORLD COTTON GROWERS and buried with that of St. Thomas More, in the Church In Talbot Cause Women Honore of St. Peter in Chains, by the Tower. His head was stuck Vatican City.— One of the most irovides for the permanent ties oi^ a pole on London bridge, but remained so lifelike that London.— A new stage in the jmportant kudiences of an Inter­ etween the diverse national as­ Philadelphia. — Mother national character granted by His sociations. The committee of the it attracted enormous attention and was thrown into the cause of beatification of Matt Katharine Drexel, founder of Talbot, the saintly Dublin laborer Holiness, Pope Pins XI, was that federation meets frequently to ex­ Thames. the Sister* of the Blessed of the members of the Interna­ amine questions that interest who spent seven hours a day in Sacrament, was chosen by 3,- The aged mother of the n€^w saint, like her illustrious prayer and bound his body in tional Cotton congress. The dele­ our industry. A congress is held 000 representative women of gates and members of their fam­ every two years in some capital. son, was put to death for her Catholic faith. We heard chains and cords that sunk deeply the city to head the list of into his flesh, has been reached ilies numbered about 360 persons, “ Our assembly aims at the ob­ talk in Rome, when we were there lately, that Fisher may 27 women elected to the per­ of whom 50 were Italian, 60 jects that Your Holiness ap­ with the appointment of Cardinal manent Philadelphia roll of French, 50 German, 100 English, proved in the Encyclical Quadra- be declared a Doctor of the Church. Rossi as the Ponent. The proceed­ honor. Three other Catholic and 100 belonging to 17 other gesimo Anno. Alas, the particular ings for the cause, initiated by women, Mis* Agnes Repplier, nations. interests of the nations place many Archbishop Byrne of Dublin and prominent in American litera­ The recent air and naval maneuvers in the Pacific, The group comprised eminent obstacles in the way of the strict placed in the hands of the Sacred ture; Mrs. Edward B. Finck, although they may have been highly valuable for training personalities in the cotton indus­ economic collaboration that Your Congregation of Rites at Rome in former president of the Alli­ try. Included were Dr. William Holiness proposed to us as an our armed forces, could not help but be irritating to the 1934, entail the translation of the ance of Catholic Women and Wiggin, English, president of the ideal to be attained. But our Japanese. There is no reason why we should think of evidence, the furnishing of public recipient of the government’s International Cotton federation; meetings, if nothing else, facili­ copy, and the engagement of three-star decoration, and having some day to fight Japan, and there is no reason to Herr Van Derker, German, vice theologians to revise the writings Mrs. Michael F. Doyle, also tate the understanding of the sit­ believe that Japan, with major problems at hand in the president; M. Brasseur, Belgian; uation. on the subject of the process. Tal­ received the award. Orient, may wish to fight us; but jingoes on both sides seem bot died in 1925. Emin Jehia Pascia, Egyptian; Ar­ “ Unfortunately, our industry is to regard a War as inev^able some time and there is no no Pears, English, and President passing through a grave crisis Msgr. Pace Honored Olcese of the Italian Cotton fed­ caused by a special and not fleet­ questioning that our little yrilow brothers of the Far East Texas Parish Plans On 50th Anniversary eration. ing factor, the transfer of indus­ are worried. Their recent arrest of a ‘‘Kentucky colonel,” Their sentiments were express­ try towards countries that yes­ $50,000 Church-School Washington.— The local chap­ whom they feared as a real military man prying into their ed in a speech made by M. Bras­ terday were customers of Eu­ Houston, Tex.— A new $50,000 ter of the International Federa­ seur that was particularly im­ secrets, was funny, but it was also a tragic reminder that tion of Catholic Alumnae present­ rope, but today have become pro­ combination church and school portant because of its direct ref­ ducers and competitors. This ed a spiritual bouquet to the Bt. we dare not push our jingoism too far. will be erected in the summer for erences to the Pontifical teaching gives rise to economic problems the Immaculate Conception parish Rev. Msgr. Edward A. Pace, vice president of the Catholic Univer­ in social matters and that stress­ much more serious as the states. on Harrisburg road by the Oblate ed its utmost importance in con­ The American Mercury for years has posed as the sity of America, in observance of instead of helping one another, Fathers, with the Rev. Charles trast with the doleful conse­ real war witnout;homake pity, caus­ last word in criticism of ail its fellow Americans do or say. Hass as superior. A sisters’ home his golden sacerdotal jubilee. He The first Colored poituIanU for the Brotherhood in the Society quences of the egotistical and diffi­ ing the world to suffer deeply. It has pretended to be a great friend of the downtrodden. is already on the grounds. of the Divine Word were vetted with the habit at St. Augustine’i joined the staff of the university in 1889. _ dent policy prevailing among na­ “ But the transfer of industry Its idealism, although served with pepper sauce, was al> seminary, Bay St. LonU, Mitt., recently, marking the beginning of tions, from which arise such sad has also raised grave social ques­ ways supposed to be purer than Ivory soap. Yet when 13 Priests Observe the Colored brotherhood. Shown, left to right, are Brother Conrad, consequences for society, and tions and preoccupies all those formerly Bernard Wiiliamt of Norfolk; Brother Vincent, formerly Tunney Against Son’s the office staff of the magazine (seven of them) recently Silver Anniversaries especially for the world of who in the direction of states and went on strike because two were dismissed for union ac> Louit Webb of Toledo, and a third candidate, Joseph Carty of Staten Entering Fight Game workers. economic g;roups take a part of New York.— Thirteen priests of Island, who will toon join the other novices. Seated it the director, authority and responsibility. tivities, and the NRA? Regional Labor board found that the the Rev. Charles Reinelt, S.V.D. Brothers in the order will serve the New York.— In an address be­ Guided by Encyclical the Archdiocese of New York, all Worker* Benefited discharge could be interpreted only as a threat to other ordained May 21, 1910, celebrated Lord by manual labor as carpenters, mechanics, electricians, painters, fore the 29th annual convention “ The International Cotton fed­ of the Boys’ clubs of America, “From the beginning of the union employes and hence a violation of Section 7«a as their silver jubilee. Twelve of the cooks, gardeners, and office clerks. eration that I have the honor group were ordained in St. Pat­ Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight to represent,” he said, “ was form­ centuryj and especially since 1918, embodied in the graphic arts code, the management issued rick’s Cathedral, the other receiv­ champion, said that his son, aged ed more than 30 years ago and the social situation of the Euro­ three, probably will not be allowed ’ a statement rejecting all the findings, called the rulings an ing Holy Orders in Rome. today includes 21 nations of Eu­ pean working classes has im­ attack on the “ freedom of the press,” and refused “ to see to follow in his footsteps. He rope and Africa. A secretariat proved, This progress developed added though that “ the young man with economic prosperity and its business taken over and managed by its employes or by Oldest Nun in Order holds decisions over all the bronze, depended on it. Will it be pos­ a union or by the United States government.” Evidently Is Dead in Cleveland marble, glass, and plaster statu­ sible to maintain it? the idealism of Thq_Mercury is intended only for public ary in the house.” With 23 Children “ The world has gone far from ceived into the Church at Malta. consumption. The magazine, clever but viciously irrever­ Cleveland, 0. — Sister Mary 17 Villages Ask Instruction the precious teaching that Your Genevieve, 89, oldest nun of Toungo, Burma. — Seventeen The admiral is in command of the Raphael’s Painting Went Holiness offers it in his paternal ent under Mencken, has slipped badly in editorial flavor the Sisters of Charity of St. villages in the Karen Baku coun­ first cruiser squadron of the Med­ Home Is Spotless solicitude. And the day will come since he left, but has continued to pose as a friend of the Augustine, died at St. Vincent’s try of Southeastern Burma, or ap­ iterranean fleet. To Germany in Disguise —^we hope for it and invoke it under dog. hospital. Born in Belgium, she proximately 2,000 persons, have Clergy to Dress as Laity Dresden, Germany.— Raphael’s Santa Paula, Calif.— The ■with all our hearts— when the na­ entered the novitiate of the order asked to be instructed in the Cath­ Istanbul.— The Catholic clergy famous “ Sistine Madonna,” paint­ Missionary Catechist* of Our tions will understand at last that at the age of 20. An older sister. olic religion. in Turkey are preparing to use ci­ By unanimous decision, the U. S. supreme court Mon­ ed for the Abbey of San Sisto at Blessed Lady of Victory, in a spiritual and moral values have Sister Felicitas, also a member of Ancient Custom Revived vilian clothes, as prescribed by the Piacenza, Italy, and now in the visit to the homes of the poor, an incontestable primacy, the for­ day wiped out NRA codes. The court held^he National the order, died 27 years ago. Berlin.— The ancient custom of new law. Many congregations of Zwinger gallery in Dresden, came discovered a Mexican mother, getting of which may bring about Recovery Act unconstitutional as an unlawful delegation depositing actual offerings, both nuns are preparing to leave the into 'Germany in 1754 disguised who, beside* having IS chil­ serious and painful consequences by congress of power to the President. “ Extraordinary India Missioner Killed in kind and in money, on the altar country, and their schools are be- as a commonplace landscape. The dren of her own, had eight for peoples. The encyclical that said the court, “ do not create constitutional at the Mass has been reintroduced ' ing closed painting was bought by the king adopted orphans and a home I have just cited traced our duties occasions. Saving Snake’s Life for his diocese by the Most Rev, Turin Marks Delivery Centenary of Saxony’s agents from the abbey scrupulously clean and in per­ for us. It will be the surest guide power.” The court also held unconstitutional the Frazier- Coimbatore, India.— To avoid a Wilhelm Berning, Bishop, of Osna- Rome.— Turin is this year cele­ monks for about $25,000. fect order. to help us to conquer difficulties Lemke bankruptcy law, authorizing a five-year-debt mora­ cobra crawling across the road brueck. brating the centenary of the city’s and to overcome obstacles.” torium for farmers owing 12 billions. near here, the chauffeur of a Belgium Rich in Faith liberation from cholera-morbus in Ship’s Register Shows Priests, War Veterans, The Holy Father replied, show­ Just what the effect of these decisions will be can speeding auto applied the brakes Brussels. — Although a small 1835 following invocation of the ing his great pleasure in seeing with such force that the machine country with only one metropoli­ Blessed Virgin under the title of Catholics Were Duped Conduct Memorial Rites before him such an interesting hardly be gauged at this writing. But since several mil­ stopped with a jolt and the Rev. tan and five suffragan sees, Bel­ Consolata. As a part of the cele­ London.— Deception of Catholic New York.— The annual memo­ delegation, wherein he could see lions of jobs rest on the New Deal reforms, and most per­ M. Paul, 64-year-old missionary gium boasts of 45 Bishops. In bration a Marian congress will be travelers at sea was revealed by rial service of the Colonel Downs many nations represented. His sons whose opinion amounts to anything believe that cer­ of the Diocese of Coimbatore, was addition to the six residential held June 13-15. a priest who says that the official post of the Veterans of Foreign Holiness thanked them all for tain of these reforms must stand if serious upheavals are thrown from the car to the ground prelates, there are six Titular clergy registry of a vessel on a Wars was held in the Church of their kind thought that had and was fatally injured. He died Bishops and 33 missionary South African steamship line re­ St. Vincent Ferrer, with Solemn brought them to visit the common to be avoided, the supreme court has given the nation the two days later. Bishops. veals that Anglican clergymen Mass sung by the Rev. Alexis Father of all the faithful and to largest problem it has faced since the banks were crashing. Leper Apostles’ have made use of the Catholic Casterot, O.P., as celebrant; the listen to his words of pleasure and Englifh Ignore Canonization Rev. J. R. Kelleher, O.P., deacon, London. — Though they were altarstdne and chapel. Officiating benediction. He thanked them in We join the progressive portion of the press in,the Jesuit Author Is 90 just as Catholic priests, they re­ and the Rev. Martin Killian, O.P., a special manner for the senti­ aware of the canonization of Sir Graves Protected subdeacon, all World war veterans. Amsterdam.— The Rev. Victor Thomas More, once Lord Chancel­ corded “ 46 people at Mass, and 34 ments expressed in the address United States in being alarmed over the nature of the su­ Communions.” One thousand veterans attended. that their interpreter had just preme court decision that invalidated the railroad recre­ Cathrein, S.J., one of the most lor of England, no member of the prominent European Jesuits, who English judiciary was present at Honolulu.— Despite the heroic read and in which, the Holy Fa­ ment act. Chief Justice Hughes, in dissenting, said: “The is Swiss born but lives in Holland, the ceremony in St. Peter’s. labors and efforts of Father Da­ Anniversary of Maid University Receives ther said, he had noted with great gravest aspect of the decision is that it does not rest sim­ has just celebrated his 90th birth­ mian, internationally famous pleasure the record and echo of Bishop Gives $50,000 to Charity Of Orleans Celebrated Rare Book Collection ply upon a condemnation of particular features” of the day. Father Cathrein is well Apostle of Molokai, and “ Brother” his words in which he had wished known for his books on moral the­ Ponce, P. R.— The current re­ Joseph Dutton, his successor, on Paris.— Thousands participated New York.— Two valuable sets to remind the world of the teach­ act, “ but denies to congress the power to pass any com­ ology and a standard work on so­ port from Mrs. Maria T. Valdi- behalf of the lepers, there had in services at the Cathedral of of books, long out of print, “ The ings of the Catholic Church for pulsory pension act for railway employes.” He regards cialism from the Catholic point of vieso Usera, president of the been some danger that their Notre Dame in Rouen, in memory History of New France” and welfare and social prosperity. The ■view. Catholic, dispensary for children g^raves in Molokai would become of St. Joan of Arc, on the 506th “ Dictionaire Genealogique des Holy Father said he was highly de­ the decision as a departure from sound principles and an in this ’ city, the first and only unwarranted limitation upon the commerce clause of the mere mounds of earth, hidden anniversary of the” national hero­ Familes Canadiennes,” 10 volumes lighted at the communion of ideas institution of its kind in Puerto away amid the long grass of the ine’s leading the French army in in all, were secure® by-the Rev. that had been expressed in their Constitution. Two Canons O’Leary Rico, reveals that the Most Rev. little cemetery of the church at the defeat of the British at Or­ Aloysius J. Hogan, S.J., rector of names regarding spiritual and The consequences of the railroad decision may be. far Succumb on Same Day Aloysius J.h Willinger, C.SS.R., Kalawao. This threat has been leans. Fordham university, from J. E. moral values and their incontest­ reaching and may interfere with other security legislation Bishop of Ponce, has contributed averted. Fairbault, prominent attorney of able primacy over all other ele­ London.— Two canons named more than $50,000. L’Assomption, in the Province of that is planned. O’Leary died on the same day. Priest Wins Honorable ments that influence the life of Priest First Plane Pilot Chicago Woman Is Given Quebec. man. They were the only canons of the Prague. — The Rev. Bernard Mention in Sculpture name in the country. Canon J. F. When Dennis Chavez, the new United States senator Prerovsky of Hlucin has just Lithuanian Decoration New York.— The Rev. Thomas Nun, Pioneer Texas from New Mexico, was formally sworn in, a group of pro­ O’Leary was pastor of the Church passed the airplane pilot’s exam­ 55 Colored Converts of St. John the Evangelist at Rock Chicago.— ^^Mrs. Antoinette Hel­ A. McGlynn, O.P., New York, stu­ Educator, Succumbs ination. He is said to be the first en Nauseda, active in Lithuanian- dent at the Royal Academy of Receive Sacraments gressive senators left the chamber in silent protest. Bron­ Ferry (Shrewsbury diocese), and Austin, Tex.— Solemn Requiem priest in the republic capable of American circles as a speaker, so­ Fine Arts in, Rome, Italy, won Boston.— The sacraments m son Cutting, who had been senator and who was killed a Canon Patrick O’Leary was pastor piloting an airplane. Mass was celebrated for Sister M. of St. Swithun’s, Southsea. cial worker, organizer, and writer, honorable mention in sculpture in of Baptism and First Holy short time before, was among the men who “ decline to Reds Relentless Against Faith was decorated by the Lithuanian Xavier of the Sisters of the Holy a fello^wship competition for the Cross, who came to Austin in 1880 Communion were received on wear party chains.” He worked for Roosevelt in the last Berlin.— The war against reli­ government. Prix de Rome, judged at the successive Sundays by 55 Col­ Priests of Same Family gion must be carried on relentless­ ■with other members of her order Presidential election, but for some reason that has not be­ Grand Central Art galleries. and was active in the erection of ored converts at the Blessed ly, says Yaroslawsky, the head of Sacrament mission, under the come publjc the President grew displeased with him and Take Part in Ceremony the Russian godless movement, in $25,000 Fire Damages St. Mary’s academy. She held the the administration backed Chavez in the last senatorial Nazis Attack Catholic office of minim prefect for 40 direction of the Rev. Richard Chicago.— ^The Rev. E. Calkins, his official magazine. Kentucky Orphanage Cushing of the Propagation election. Bronson was returned to the senate, but Chavez O.S.M., the Rev. T. C. Calkins, 0. Press Director Named Charities Collectors years and was active in the pio­ neer struggles for better schools. of the Faith society. Cardinal was contesting the election, and it is admitted by Oswald S.M., and the Rev. A. Calkins, and Vatican City. — His Holiness Louisville, Ky.— An early morn­ Munich.— After receiving of­ O’Connell gave hi* blessing the Rev. A. M. Quigley, O.S.M., Sister M. Xavier celebrated her has appointed the Rt. Rev. Msgr. ing blaze, doing damage estimated ficial permission to carpr on a two- and best wishes to the new Garrison Villard “ that there are many in New Mexico who brothers and uncle of the Rev. Filippo Giobbe, fmjmer secretary 50th jubilee in 1922. honestly believe that Mr. Cutting’s election was procured at $25,000, swept through the day campaign to solicit funds for members of the faith. John Hugh Calkins, were the as­ of the Pontifical uommission for boys’ wing of St. Joseph’s orphan­ a Catholic charity drive, collectors by improper methods.” With all proper respect for Cut­ sistants at the latter’s first Mass, Russia, to the post of director of age. The sisters o f the institu­ were forced to take refuge in the 263,000 Gain in 1934 Georgia Priest to Be ting’s memory— he was a great man, a genuine liberal de­ following his ordination as a Serv- the Acta Apostolicae Sedis, official tion escorted the 209 children to churches when attacked by Nazi Marriage Rate Noted ite priest by the Most Rev. Ber­ publication of the Holy See. safety, excellent fire drill training anti-Catholic rioters. Authorities Missionary in India spite his' inheritance of a huge fortune— the Chavez con­ nard J. Sheil, D.D., V.G. Others Chicago. — Statistics compiled Congress to Draw 150,000 being evidenced. Plans for re­ temporarily confiscated the money Atlanta, Ga.— The Rev. John B. test cannot be so lightly dismissed as some of the news­ ordained at the ceremony were by the University of Chicago Ljubljana, Jugoslavia. — One pairs and a permanent restoration collected and ordered all Catholic Doonan, S.J., former pastor of papers would like to have one believe. If improper meth­ the Rev. LeRoy Lawrence Calkins, press show that 263,000 more mar­ hundred and fifty thousand Cath­ of the building were at once collectors from the streets. riages took place in the United Sacred Heart church, sailed from ods were used to elect Cutting, we do not think he was nephew of Father John Calkins, olic Jugoslavs are expected to at­ made. and the Rev. Joseph M. Qbllivan. States in 1934 than in 1932. With New York to Naples and Rome, cognizant of them, but we protest against the infamous tend the Second National Eucha­ Priest Observes 60th both the death rate and the birth from where he will go to India for ristic Congress here June 28 to rate increasing, the increment of missionary work under the Most treatment Chavez received from the senate liberals.. It Fr. Coughlin Addresses 30. 4 Brothers, Clergy, Sacerdotal Jubilee was unworthy of the senatorial dignity. births over deaths was 867,000, Rev. B. J. Sullivan, S.J., Bishop 23,000 New York People To Commemorate Apparition Assemble for Jubilee Buffalo, N. Y.— The Rev. Thom­ the smallest in many decades. of Patna. There is also another side to the story. New Mexico San Jose, Costa Rica.— The Na­ Cincinnati, 0 -The Rt. - Rev. as J. Caraher, 86, the oldest priest New York.— A crowd estimated tional con fess has approved an is overwhelmingly Spanish. It was part of old Mexico when at 23,000 persons filled Madison Msgr. George H. Geers, pastor of in point of service in the Diocese issue of stamps to commemorate Holy Family church, sailed from of Buffalo, celebrated his sixtieth that nation won independence from Spain, and became Square CTrden to hear the Rev. the third centenary of the appari­ Pay Tribute to Jane Addams Charles E. Coughlin in another of New York for Hamburg, Ger­ sacerdotal jubilee. Father Cara­ United States territory through conquest at the time of tion of the Virgin of the Angels. many, to be present at the golden her was bom in Ireland and first our none too savory Mexican war. The conquerors had the series of addresses he is de­ Over 600 at Consecration livering on behalf of the National • jubilee of his brother, the Rev. studied at All Hallows seminary in some, but very little, trouble in keeping the territory San Jose, Costa Rica. — More Henry Geers. Two other brothers. Dublin. He entered the seminary Union for Social Justice, of which than 600 persons came to San American. Despite an amazing amount of outright rob­ he is the dr^nizer. He plans to Fathers Paul and Joseph Geers of of Our Lady of the Angels at Ni­ Jose from Limon to attend the Germany, will also be present. agara Falls, where he continued bery perpetrated on the Spanish people by American;| who speak again in Chicago on June 5 consecration of the Most Rev. before a similhr gathering. his theological studies for two moved in, the Hispano-American has always been con­ Charles Albert Wollgarten as Tit­ Passion Play Being years. spicuous for his devotion to the republic that annexed him. ular Bishop of Cusira and Vicar ;The Hispano-American has done well in New Mexican Farley Will Receive Apostolic of Puerto Limon. Presented in Holland Church Development Honorary Law Degree Boys’ Choir Gets New Home Tegelen, Holland.— About ,500 politics, but he has had to learn the game gradually and Vienna.— The Boys’ choir of the Credited to Schools Albany, N. Y.— James A. Far­ inhabitants of the village are tak­ has often been rigged in order to put some American from Vienna Court chapel, whose artis­ ing part in a Passion play being New York.—7-“The rise of Amer­ ley, postmaster general of the tic performances were received in the older states into office. Why shouldn’t a Spanish- United States, will receive the .-1. -TT -i. J oi. i. u .presented in the months of June, ican Catholic educational institu­ American represent New Mexico in the United States sen­ the United States with much a c-.j^ j ^ ^ tions has played a major role in honorary degree of Doctor of claim’ has a new home. It was given in 1931 and met with ate? Why should a great people, who have contributed Laws from Niagara university and the development of the Church in dedicated by _Cardmal Innitzer, > guch success that it is to be held the United States,” declared the wonderfully to the United States, be insulted when one of will deliver the commencement ad­ Archbishop of Vienna. dress at the school’s graduation every five years. Rev. John F. X. Pyne, regent of Neumann Girl Has Anniversary the Fordham university law their own takes his oath of office? Sometimes those who exercises June 11. Konnersreuth.— The tenth an­ school, in an address at the annual love to call themselves liberals grow just a little crackpot. niversary of the stigmatization of 8 Jesuit Scholastics We do not charge that Bronson Cutting’s election was un­ Communion breakfast of the An­ Therese Neuinann, the Bavarian Leave for Philippines cient Order of Hibernians. fair, and we pay tribute to his memory, but the writer of Body Is Intact peasant girl here whose name has Philadelphia. — Two Philadel­ Listening In is happy to see a Spanish-American fitting in become known throughout the phians, the Rev. Messrs. Paul Hu- the senate as a representative of New Mexico, in the seat world, has just passed. gendobler, S.J., and Coleman A. After 56 Years Baptizes 17th Child in Family Daily, S.J., were among the Jesuit Boston Cardinal vacated by Cutting’s lamented death. Paris.— Cardinal Maurin, Arch­ scholastics to be sent to the Philip­ bishop of Lyons, went to Verrieres pine islands. Six others were in­ University, 570 Years London.— The exhumation of in the St. Etienne region to pre­ cluded to comprise the band of Raps ‘Disturbers’ $10,000 Scholarship the body of Mother Cornelia Con­ side at the Baptism of the l_7th missioners. Fund Given to Fordham Old, Rich in History nelly, foundress of the Society of child of a family of that parish. Boston.— Those who “ stir upris­ the Holy Child Jesus, who died Bishops Destroy* Poster* Charity Concert Given ings and create discontent in the Vienna.— Vienna university, the April 18, 1879, revealed the Paris.— ^The Most Rev. Frederic hearts of the poor” were con­ New York.— ^Fordham university charter for which was signed corpse to be in an excellent state Lamy, Bishop o f Meaux, has ■writ­ By 2 Catholic Singers demned by Cardinal O’Connell, announces that the sum of $10,- March 12, 1365, by Duke Rudolf, of preservation, the facial fea­ ten a letter of protest to the di­ Archbishop of Boston, in an ad­ 000 has been set aside by the will who also laid the cornerstone for tures being clearly recognized by rector of a theater in Meaux an­ London.— Two great Catholic dress delivered before 1,200 dele­ St. Stephen’s Cathedral, cele­ two nuns who knew her in life, nouncing that he himself removed singers, Count McCormack and gates attending the annual con­ of Joseph Ducimetiere as a com­ brated its 570th birthday. The and the habit and veil in good con­ and desfroyed offensive bills from Mme. Toti dal Monte, the latter vention of the Massachusetts Jana Addams petitive scholarship fund to be school, formerly domiciled with dition. This was the preliminary the walls of the Old Chapter, a coming specially from Italy, pre­ Catholic Order of Foresters. Char­ awarded to the graduates of Cath­ the Dominican m|5nastery, rose to step towards the desired introduc­ building near the Bishop's resi­ sented a joint concert for the acterizing sucb “ disturbing voices” Huge crowds of admirers' came to Hull house in Chicago to pay olic parochial schools of the city high repute, and in the great hall tion of the cause of her beatifica­ dence. benefit of Queen Charlotte’s Ma­ as “ hysterical,” His Eminence said final tribute to Jane Addams, noted welfare worker, whom kings and of New York. The interest on the Haydn’s “ Creation” and Beetho­ tion. The body was re-interred in British Admiral Cpnvertad ternity hospital, where 398 Cath­ that “ no priest of God permits presidents have honored. The founder of Hull house, famous social investment will allow one full ven’s Seventh symphony were first the memorial chapel of the May- London. — Vice Admiral John olic mothers of a total of 2,287 bimself to be hysterical.” “ The center, was instrumental in advancing many social security measures l^obunhip and § partial on*. played. fair convent, Knowles in Thurm has been r§- patients were cared for last year. matter is too serioas.” that are now law. J

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