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1 f Member of Audit Bureau of CiretdaHort Governor's Favorite Constituents Monsignors Kipp, Froegel Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949— Permission to Reproduce, Except Will Be Invested Nov. 3,7 Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. The dates of the formal in- the new Denver Monsignors, as I Testitnra of the Rt. Rev. William announced previously, wiH be Sunday, Oct. 30. Archbishop Kipp, pastor oLSt. Mary’s, Colo­ Vehr will preside at the cere­ ' rado Springs, and 'the Rt. Rev. mony in the Cathedral. The Rt. Bernard Froegel, St. Peter's, DENVER CATHOUC Rev. Monsignors Gregory Smith, Greeley, were announced this Harold V. Campbell, Joseph P. week. O’ Heron, Aehille Sommaruga, Monsigner Kipp will bo and Eugene O’Sullivan wiH be clothed in his prelatial robes in clothed in the robes of the Do­ a ceremony in St. Mary’s church mestic Prelate. The Very Rev. Thursday evening, Nov. 3. Arch­ Monsignors Walter Canavan, bishop Urban J. Vehr will pre­ John Cavaaagh, David Maloney, side. Monsignor Froegel will be Bernard Cullen, Elmer Kolka, REGISTERPrice per copy, three cents invested in St. Peter’s church and James P. Flanagan will re­ Monday evening, Nov. 7. ceive the garb of the Papal VOL, XLV. No. /. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949 DENVER,|COLORADO The date of the investiture of Chamberlain. St. Catherine’s Finishes Expansion Convent Doubled in Size; New Classroom to Be Added Every Year W ith the blessing of the First Since War addition to the convent, Enrolled in Regis St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, is nearing the Italy Will Decorate completion of a $70,000 Good Example Led school and convent expan­ sion program, announces PROUD OF their “Grandpa,” to whom was baptised in St. James' church. The former Betty Msgr. Jos. J. Bosetti the Rev. Dr. Delisle A. Negro Into Church Lou Austin, Mrs. Knous is the daughter of Mr. and most persons refer as Governor* Knous, Mrs. W. E. Austin of Blessed Sacrament parish. Lemieux, pastor. ar« Kriitin* (S), Bobby (2), and KathUan (5), Mr. Knous, secretary to Governor Knous, has been The Rt. Rev. Monsigmor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Chan­ Open house will be held at The good example of a couple of sailors on a mine childran of Mr. and Mri. Robert L. Knoue of 432 appointeii a deputy district attorney effective Oct. cellor and Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Denver, the convent this Sunday, Oct sweeper in European waters in World war II started a chain Poplar street, Denver. Mrs. Knons and the children 10. Governor and Mrs. Lee Knons have two other founder of Camp St. Malo for boys, and world-renowned 9, fronl 2 to 4 p.m., and a sil­ of circumstances that brought a young Negro boy first to the are members of St. James* parish. The twins were sons, William and Merle, neither of whom is mar­ for his presentations of the annual grand operas for the bene­ Catholic faith and now to Regis collet, Denver, where he is baptised in Blessed Sacrament church, and the boy ried.— ( “ Register” photo by Charles Wunder) ver tea will be held from 2 to fit of the Catholic Charities, ■will be signally honored by 3 p.m. Offerings at the tea enrolled as a freshman. the new Italian Republic at special The latter is remarkable in that ceremonies Oct. l2, it is revealed Monsignor Bosetti was bom in will be used for furnishings the boy’s home town is Tuskegee, lived up to my idea of what a Helen Bonfils Is Donor • by the Italian Consulate. Milan, Italy, and received his for the new wing. Christian should be,’’ Magmder The presentation o f the decora­ The addition was blessed Sun­ raealls. Their example was al­ tion La Stella della Solidarieta day, Oct. 2, by the R t Rev. Mon­ ways in his mind and, finally, 'in Italiana (The Star of Italian Soli­ signor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., 1945 when hi* navy duty took darity) will be the first to be given in connection with the closing of him to Tampa, Fla., ha visited since the end of the war and the Forty Hours’ devotion in the par­ a Catholic rectory and asked to $5,000 Gift Received establishment of ^ e neW republic. bo given instructions. ish. It is a second class decoration Capacity of the convent IS Following the war, Magruder re­ and the highest to be awarded the doubled by the addition. A max­ turned to Tuskegee. Ala., whera prelate, who in the past has re­ imum of 22 nuns can now be he was graduated last year from ceived other medals of recognition housed; there are at present 11 Tuskegee Institute high school. He By Wheatridge Parish from the Italian government. teaching in the school. The addi­ had decided to attend a Catholic Honors Americans tional space will provide for fu­ college and the name Regis in a ture growth in the parish. roster of Catholic schools appealed A donation of $5,000 by Helen Bonfils to the building Of Italian Descent to him. The fact that it was in the 'As part of the program, a new fund of the new Sts. Peter and Paul parish, Wheatridge, The decoration honors those West, a section o f the country: he classroom was added to the !Ii7 was received this week by the Rev. Robert G. McMahon, K. of C. Set Americans of Italian descent who had always wanted to see, was an school. There are now 10 class­ additional deciding factor. pastor. This amount, together with the $8,000 pledged by have given outstanding service to rooms for the total enrollment of bparishioners at the last accounting and a $2,000 gift from promoting and fostering solidarity 490 pupils. Plans are to add a Magruder, now 24, has em­ between the old country and the a donor whose name is withheld, brings the potential sum to $15,000. classroom every year for the next barked on pre-medical studies: at 6 Broadcasts new. It is a gold star surrounded Regis and eventually hopes to're­ Large returns on the pledges have already been realized, though few years. by flames signifying, the dispersal turn to Tuskegee to pracl;ice. the campaign was started just this summer. of Italian culture; and is sus­ Also as part o f the program, He is especially proud of the A meeting of-pariah campaign workers marking the close of the playground was enlarged and pended from a tri-colored ribbon spread of Catholicism among the the formal drive has been called by Father McMahon for Friday, For Oct, 12 of red, white, and green, the colors a new retaining wall and steps Oct. 7, in the Weaklsnd Brothers’ store, across from the Wh^tridge were constructed. Asphalt is be­ Negroes of that part of Alabama Radio broadcasts over of' the Italian Republic. and hopes, by his example, to lead high school. A final report will be drawn up at this gathering, but Tba decoration will be pre- ing laid on the playground; this * will be finished this week. The others of his race to the faith.i the collection of pledges will continue until the total sum has been each of Denver's six radio lented to Montignor Bosetti by heating controls in the gymnasium, secured. stations will be the contri­ Luciano Conti of the Itelian Marvin D. Magmdar Rt. Rav. Joseph J. Bosatti, V.G. and cafeteria of the school hava Upper Room Most Like Lott Supper Consulate at a banquet in the bution of Denver council" also been unitized (i.e., individual Denver K. of C, Plan "The offering of the Holy Sacrifice in this upper room is a force­ Brown Paipce botol on Columbns education for the priesthood in Ala., home of prqbably the most 539, Knights of Cojumbus, units installed).. ful reminder to us of the first Mass, offered by Our Blessed Lord Switzerland and- Italy.- After he famous of all Negro schools in this to the nation-wide celebration Day, Oct. 12, at 7 p.m. Initiation lor Oct 9 Himself in another upper room in Jerusalem,” said Father McMahon came to .Denver in 1911, his first The old section of the convent country. of Columbus day, Wednesday, Six other persons, names yet was completely remodeled and re­ Oct 2 at the first Mas-ses said for Sts. Peter and Paul's parishioners. accomplishment was the establish­ Marvin Douglas Magruder had A class of initiates will enter Oct. 12. unannounced, will receive decora­ decorated. The dining room was *rha Massis,. celebrated in a second-story improvised chapel in the ment of the Assumption parish in grown up in Tuskegee and had en­ the Denver K. o f C. council in These will be in addition to tions, one of them a farmer. enlamed and living quarters were Weakland Brothers' stops, aidvyed good attendance. Th« boura of Anthony F. Zarien^, outstand­ Welby. ' tered high school in his home day-long ceremonies Sunday, Qct Sunday Masses a^e 7:1.5 and 8:45. the Aational broadcast. of Su­ installed for a bou.sekeeper. fowii when the -war called hiqi to preme Knight John E. Swift ing Catholic lavryer in the state, In 1912 he was named cholnna^ In the hew section there are a 9, according to the membership The first Baptism performed in the new parisfb was that of will be toastmaster. The )ist of ter of the Cathedral, and it was duty with"the navy from 1943 to chairman, Wally Webb.
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