$54,000 Building Planned at S t Thomas’ Seminary Striking Cancer Cure Ascribed to St. Cabrini Workers' Residence Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Will Release Space Pilgrimage Honoring Beloved Contents Copyrighted bjr the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1948— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. For More Students Plans are being drawn for a structure at St. Thomas’ Denver Foundress Is July 11 seminary, Denver, to house workers at the institution. The building will be used eventually by sisters, who will be se­ Mother Cabrini “times” her miracles. DENVER CATHOUC cured to care for the domestic duties of the institution. It will Yesterday, July 7, was the second anniversary of her canonization. Sunday, July 11, not be possible to get any nuns this year, believes the Very Catholics of Denver and Colorado will wend their way to her mountain shrine for the sec­ Rev. Francis Keeper, C.M., president, but the building w’ill be ond annual pilgrimage in her honor. ready for use by early fall. And yesterday, as if to give impetus to the celebration Sunday, it was revealed that a The edifice will be of buff brick I man, condemned to die as a victim of a hopeless cancer of the throat, will soon be dis­ with a red tile roof of the same charged from Fitzsimons General hospital as a "cured” patient__________________________ style and appearance as the new The cancer victim, whose cure REGISTER portion o f tne seminary. Its costj Bishop Calls IS ascribed to the intercession of Will Conduct when completed is estimated at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini by his The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We $54,000. The cost of the living All-Catholic wife, his family, and friends, is Clergy Retreat Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller quarters alone will be $42,000. It Edward F. Miller o f 1809 S. Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. is expected that work can be First Synod Downing street, an employe of the started late this month or early in Mountain States Telephone and VOL. XLIII. No. 46. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948. $1 PER YEAR. August. It should be completed Field Day Is Telegraph Co. within a month o f the opening of classes in the fall. Workers at the For Pueblo Doctors who knew and exam­ institution will have to use tem­ Bishop Joseph C. Willging of ined Mr. Miller as recently as porary quarters until the building Big Success early April were amazed to learn Brighton Missionary Sisters is done. Pueblo has issued the “ official that he will be released from the edict of convocation” for the first The All-Catholic field day held army hospital within a week or New Recreation diocesan synod of the Pueblo di­ at Our L a d / of the Rockies camp two. Room Being Added ocese. The synod will be held in Monday, July .5, was hailed on all “ By all rules, he should have been a dead man three months Instruct 721 Youth in Religion The workers’ present quarters the see city Aug. 25. sides as a huge success. This affair, ago,” said Dr. J. H. Lecky, whose in the old red brick building, the The purpose of the synod, the first of its kind, was held under the patient Miller was in Fort Logan’s original seminary, will be turned sponsorship of the Catholic Young In the past ten months from edict explains, is to enact "such Veterans’ hospital. “ Only a mir­ into students’ quarters and class legislation as may be necessary People’s council. Young people Sept. 1 to June 26, 721 chil­ acle could account for this cure.” rooms, as will a guest room and or salutary for the welfare of the from every parish in town were Indians Will Help Open dren in Brighton, Wattenberg, mimeograph room. The front “ It’s unbelievable,” exclaimed diocese.” The Pueblo diocese is now present as nine young people’s porch is being enclosed in glass to Dr. Tibor Stern, Denver physician, Tonville, and Barr Lake were in its seventh year. cluhs of Denver and vicinity joined give a recreation room for the for an all-day outing begun with a at whose recommendation Mr. Dominican Nuns' Bazaar instructed in catechism classes college students. This will give the In preparation for the synod, Miller was committed to the Fort Field Mass. It is estimated that work except this annual bazaar. conducted by the four Mission- seminarians two recreation rooms priests of each deanery of the dio­ Logan hospital. “ In the 35 years Seven Sioux Indians, headed by more than ST.'S were present. You have been co-operative in as there is one in the new building cese will convene in preliminary of my medical experience, his Chief Big Snake, will be one of ary Sisters of Our Lady of helping them in the past. May I, for the theology students. meetings to elect a pastor-delegate Beautiful weather, unmarred by case was one of the worst I ever the main attractions of the open­ Victory stationed in Brighton. to the synod, to discuss proposed in their name, ask your sympa­ Donations to help pay for the mountain showers, favored the came across. ing night at the 25th anniversary This figure is revealed in the an­ diocesan legislation, and to nomi­ events of the day. .All remarked bazaar of the Dominican Sisters thetic aid in making this bazaar nual report released by the nuns. (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n i ) successful? nate members of the clepgy for the the beauty of the setting and BUT MRS. ROSE MILLER, wife of the Sick Poor July 15-18. Arch­ At present two of the sisters are With every good wish and bless­ various diocesan posts to he filled. the spontaneity of the devotion as of the “ hopeless” patient,, is not bishop Urban J. Vehr has called teaching vacation religion classes ing, I am Two Cheyenne Bishops All priests of the diocese, both the large group of young people surprised. Three months ago she upon the Catholics of Denver to at Grand Lake and missions. CONDUCTING the an­ be generous in*the support of this Faithfully yours, diocesan and religious, who have knelt in the meadow grass for the withstood an army colonel to his outdoor Mass. The Mass was o f­ nual retreat for the priests bazaar, the proceeds of which en­ » URBAN J. VEHR, Made Total At Greeley Dedicotion the actual care of souls are directed face for telling her husband that of the Denver archdiocese in St. Archbishop of Denver to attend the synod. fered by the Rev. Francis he had no chance. She predicted able the sisters to carry on their Of 2,117 Visits Thomas’ seminary July 12 to 16 Bishop Patrick A. McGovern of To seek the “ guidance of the Syrianey. a moderator of the K- then that Mr. Miller would leave self-sacrificing work among Den­ From 6:30 to 7 o’clock July wifi be the Very Rev. Leo L. Far­ In addition fjoc- Cheyenne and his Coadjutor, Holy Spirit” for the deliberations Durat club of parishes in East the hospital a well man, and so ver's sick poor. 15, the seven Sioux Indians, in war Denver. Other priests who at­ rell, O.P. .A former pastor of St. The bazaar will be held on the paint and feathers and headed by trine classes the four religious Bishop Hubert M. Newell, were ex­ of the synod, the Bishop directs confident was she that she made made a total of 2,117 visits to in­ tended the outing included the Dominic’s parish, Denver, Father Loyola church grounds, E. 23rd Chief Big Snake, Flying Hawk, pected to at^te^the dedication of that the Oratio imperata in the reservations for a mountain cabin dividual homes and to the Poor Rev, Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., of Farrell now is stationed as a mis­ avenue and York streets. The use and Strikes Three Times, will put Our Lady i_gf^ eace church in Masses from July 15 to Aug. 25 so her husband could enjoy a fish­ farm. They distributed 2,356 St. Joseph’s parish, the Rev. For­ sionary at St. Catherine’s church. o f the grounds is donated to the on the tribal war -dances. Greeley Thursday, July 8. A large be the Collect, “ De Spiritu Sancto.” ing trip this summer. Last week pieces of Catholic literature and New York. He was granted the sisters by the Jesuit Fathers. This group comes direct to Den­ attendance of priests is expected. ■rhe faithful will be asked to unite rest .Allen of St. Anne’s parish, the colonel was forced to admit 252 religious articles. Arvada; the Rev. Robert Syrianey title of Preacher General, a de­ "The Archbishop’s letter to the ver from Wounded Knee, S. Dak. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of with their clergy in the recitation that Miller would be able to take gree of the Dominican order given In three weeks of daily instruc­ of this prayer in English after o f St. Catherine's parish, and the tbe fishing trip after all. priests and faithful of Denver fol­ The seven are part of the Redskins Denver is officiating at the event, Rev. Theodore Radtke of Douglas, for distinction in preaching, Jan. lows : who yearly thrill the crowds at the tions they prepared 92 children for which takes place before a Solemn the Masses on Sundays.