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April 10, 1959 Catholic Church Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 4-10-1959 The Advocate - April 10, 1959 Catholic Church Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - April 10, 1959" (1959). The Catholic Advocate. 60. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/60 WillCanonizeWidow, Franciscan Brother VATICAN CITY A Fran- W test them, ordered them The Advocate out last timv In bis life. ciscan Brother who curbed of • the house, accusing them of violent temper to become a in ORDINARY •eeking a soft life the mon- processes lead- OfflcUl of Publication of the Archdiocese of N. and model meekness and a astery. ing to his Newark, J., of U* Pfoeeae a* Paterson N. - canonization were j. widow who reared six children in They left, but Charles de- begun 1689, snd ths heroic Vol. 8, No. 17 will become the Church'* APRIL new- cided that it was nature of his virtues FRIDAY, 18, 1859 PRICE: a test of was ap- TEN CENTS «*t saints en Apr. 12 when their proved Clement humility and returned. by Pope XIV they will be canonized by Pope The in 1772. 1881 following morning. May In Pope Leo .John XXIII 18, 1636, XIII decreed he was given the his beatification The Franciscan u Brother habit He was 21 and in 1946 the years old. cause for can- who was born He onization was Charles, 0.F.U., made his profession on opened. the in hill town of Seize, 18, 1636. Pope Pius XI! May and began his had planned south of Rome, to on Oct, 19, life as a Brother, officiate at working as canonization 1613. He will become the 49th ceremonie* in sechistan, cook, doorkeeper, St. Peter's Bas- member of the Order of Friars gardener, ilica on Nov. 23. or whatever other 1958, but died Minor to be canonized. before thal duty he was assigned. date After Pope The widow Is Joaquin* de John'* election, the canoniza- Vedruna de in HE LIVED THE of Mas born Bar- life a tion was rescheduled. Brother for 33 in celona, Spain, on Apr. 16, years various JOAQLHNA 1783. Before her death at the monasteries around Rome. DE Vedruna de His holiness Mas widowed *Ce of 71 she suffered im- and inspiration was at 33 after led him lawsuits relatives mensely and founded the In- lo write several books by had drained stitute on religious themes the of the Csrtnelite Sisters which are family's resourc- of esteemed es. Charity. as sublime mystical works In her 40s and 50s she was BROTHER CHARLES caught did In the Carlist In 1656 he worked heroi- war*, not and come by his meekness na- jailed forced into cally to be of help exile for AIR MEDAL: The first during an ap- He himself tells of the three turslly. epidemic years. The last four proved medal for aviators of the plague He time he was rebuked by year* of her life were being food plagued and begged and clothing for air a superior. He fell by travelers honors a tremen- the creeping paralysis which poor and comforted Ihe “Our of dous urge to attack the left her Loretto," man He unable to move or Lady pa- dying carried 'the dead out but instead he of though! of speak troness flight. The of the city to the cemeteries Christ's Passion and when the Through It all that they have Joaqutna da medal bears her might a decent image rebuke was finished he knelt 3 edruna de burial Mas kept an over- with the “Protect and kissed the feel of prayer LOSCAL MEN HONORED: Archbishop John F. Deardon of Detroit congratulates Msgr. John J. Dougherty and the su love for whelming the mystery In the monastery, St. Charles William F. Johnson second and thired from left, on honors received a the National Council ofCatholicMen perior of the Blessed My Flight.” The reverse Convention in Trinity, for Detroit. of was subject to violent Msgr. Dougherty, Immaculate Another time tempta and for side Conception Seminary. Was cited for his television work; his confessor Christ, her fellowmcn. depicts an American Mr. lions to and Johnson, of the Diocese of write anger impurity, It led Paterson, was elected national vice told him to a meditation her to found president Others are from left, Michael J. lo off the the Insti- jet fight temptations he transport plane. on the Passion, which he did. tute of the Doody. president, Paterson DCCM. Judge John and Carmelite Sisters C. Wegner Judge Vito A Concillio.Paterson delegates. practiced harsh mortifications A Visitator objected to it and of Charity. made an unpleasant issue of ONCE lIE HEARD friar a THE NEW SAINT was it in the monastery Instead of lo him tha refer as "art angel in fifth of eight children revealing that his confessor the flesh " of a of Catholic Men This bothered him Msgr. Coyle Ask Catalonian nobleman and Firmness had commanded him to write to his such an extent that for six wife At the of it, Charles wenl to the chapel age 12 she tried years he was plagued with tc join a Carmelite and praved for patienre scruples convent which his confessor but was turned away. She met in ordered him to This Dies West ignore. he Berlin CHARI.ES WAS bom the Jersey By Crises of poor man who was to become City did his though mind was tor- parents but they managed to her husband, de tured Teodoro Mas, JERSEY CITY DETROIT A firm Western The Archdiocese of Newark this stand on Berlin has been The awards give him a rudimentary edu- * yonng Barcelona recognized their It lawyer, in was reported that once his week lost was 1798 a who has devoted all given the backing of the National Council of contributions to cation before he sent out and married him the priest nearly of his Catholic Men. the Catholic heart fol- priestly was pierced by a At its to tend sheep He loved ray lowing *ervice to of biennial convention Ho"' program produced to Spring at the age of 18. the education the here (see other by the from the elevated Host young. stories, page read about the saints at The NCCM in and thii first of their children—- Daniel A. of 6) the NCCM a resolution cooperation with NBC Mass, the of Msgr. Coyle, pastor Our of adopted that his changing shape Lady Victories warning failure reading influenced life (here were to Television. The His be eight in all—- and to plaques were it hear! was indeed here assistant of uphold allied in that would normal elon- superintendent schools of the Arch- rights city “encourage further awarded Although a boy. he was born in 1800. In by Bishop Allen J. gated and is in 1808, diocese aggression”aggression" hv ih* i— now kepi since 1921, died at 10 05 by the Soviet Union ! Babcock early showed signs of sanc- when there were of Grand two sons and The NCCM Rapids, Rome p.m. Apr 7 in St. Francis Hos- said its reason foi tity. He would not with two daughters. those outside Mich., play Napoleon in- the faith. acting chair- He had adopting episcopal Charles- became here. not been ill; the resolution was the other boys on seriously 111 vaded Spain, pital to • Condemned“the man of the NCWC mornings her husband unrestricted Department on his after assure President when he Dec 31 1669 Many death came a heart Eisenhower of was going to Mass. im- joined the and unnecessary transaction of Organizations. army and shortly its of Lay attack at 6.30 that morning. loyal support" of policies i And after receiving Commu portant people visited him, afterward business and Named first she fled to the commercial activ- place winners in to he including Pope Clement IX mountains The funeral will take at "necessary defend Western ities on the council union prayed deeply. There another place Sunday" and called for s 1959 Catholic Action Asa He told the Pontiff they would Europe.” young man he vowed daughter was 10.30 am. Saturday, Apr 11, In enactment of legislation Award horn and died Contest were strength the Worces gfeet each other In to a To heaven on and Our Lady of Victories Church. live life of chastity the second son also died. THE ening existing laws regarding ter. Mass.. Diocesan of COUNCIL also to the Council Ihe Feast of the Jan pledged honor his vow he enter- Magi. In 1813. Final for the observance of help Teodoro resigned arrangements Re- work "in Sunday. Catholic Men and the 6 every prudent way" to Msgr. The Pope died a few days his quiem not ed the Franciscan monastery rummission and two Mass had been com- • Called on I-annon years create an "environment Catholic men to Council, Knights of Col- later And Jan in which on fi at Nszzsro. Charles later Ihe sixth when The Advocate went foster a daughter and pleted can renewed umbus, integration be achieved and respect for law Corpus Christi, Tex. knelt on the floor of his cell last child was born. to press. praised the FBI The Teodoro discrimination for its Worcester was se- THE DAY BEFORE he snd ended." Delegates work! group to receive Communion for the (Continued on Msgr. body was to be Page 2) Coyle'* committed urged to take an lected for its two other esndidstes the group to work for laymen active program to promote were to transferred to at 3 the church part in political greater "universal acceptance" ot Church and community lay participation in the rrceive the hsbit, the rector, m.
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