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Official Organ of the Diocese of Pittsburgh-Founded in 1844 TWO DOLLAK8 FEE TEAR 109th Year-No. 32 PITTSBURGH, PÀM TltÛKSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 SINGLE COPT ITO CENTS Bishop Presides at Funeral Mass Negro Nuns to Teach Special Observance to Mark Of S. P. Barry, 'Outstanding Layman' In Parish in Sharon Sharon, |>a., Oct. 20 — Three Feast of Christ the King | A Solemn Requiem Mass Tues- members of the Oblate Sisters of day morning in St Peter's Church, Providence, the oldest of four Ne- McKeesport, where for years he gro religious congregations in the In observance of the Feast of Christ the King, Sunday, had led the Holg Name Society United States, have arrived here Oct 26, Bishop John F. Dearden has directed that the Act and the Society of St. Vineent de to establish a convent, and eventu- of Consecration be recited publicly after each Mass in all Paul; burial in the cemetery at ally a school, in Christ the King St. Vincent's Archabbey, La trobe, Parish. They are the first mem- the churches of the diocese on that day, that the Blessed where for more than a quarter- bers of their community to be as- Sacrament be exposed in each church throughout the day, century he had led the summer signed to duties in Pennsylvania. following the last Mass, and that the observance close with retreats for lawmen; the^e mark- The Sisters will conduct relig- ed the close of the Career of ious instruction classes and will a procession of the Blessed Sacrament in each church, with Stephen P. Barry, who was, by open a kindergarten this fall. Later the men of parish taking an active part. The feast, of its unanimous agreement, the •'out- it is planned to start an elementary very nature, the Bishop points out, "must have a public standing layman" of the Pitts- school, beginning with the first burgh Diocese. Mr. Barry died in grade, and adding Another grade character," since it was established in recognition of the Pittsburgh Hospital on Saturday, yearly. dominion of Christ over all creatures. ; Oct. 18, at the age of 76. Bishop Presides Rev. C. M. Keane Bishop John F. Dearden pre- Forgiveness Needed sided at the Mass, of which Rev. Dies in Hospital; Leo A. McCrory, pastor of St. Peter's, was celebrant; the Arch- Burial Yesterd&y abbot of St. Vincent's, Rt. Rev. For Peace, Pope Says Denis Strittmatter, O.S.B., was Bishdp John F. Dearden was present in the sanctuary, and lat- celebrant of. Solemn Pontifical er conducted the committal serv- Vatican.. City, Oct. 16—Pope Pius XII has called on the Requiem Mass yesterday morning ice at the grave. Also present peoples of Europe to let bygones be bygones and practice in St. Pius' Church, McKeesport, were Very Rev. Harry Graham, justice and charity in their efforts to bring about unification. for Rev. Charles Martin Keane, O.P., of New York, national di- Otherwise, he said, these efforts may fail. % pastor there since 1951, who died rector erf ¡the Holy Name Society; Addressing members of the Pax Sunday in Mercy Hospital. Burial Msgr. Paul Curran, O.P., prefect Qhristi movement, the Pontiff re- to be held responsible one way or was in Calvary Cemetery] Pitts- apostolic of Kienow, China, a na- the other. burgh. • | \ tive of McKeesport; Rev. Thomas peatedly summoned Catholics to make a special contribution to- The Holy Father defined the Incapacitated by illness for B, Lappa n, former diocesan di- proper climate for the develop- nearlyl two years, Father Keane rector of the Society of St. Vincent STEPHEN P. BARRY ward bringing about a true Chris- tian union among states and peo- ment of European union as an "at- had been admitted to the hospital de Pfcul, and some 50 other dio- mosphere of4ruth, justice and love whom Mr. Barry had served 26 ples. He said that in a "cold war," for treatment a week before his cesan priests. A section of the Just as in war in general, innocent in Christ." Translated into con- death. The body was taken to his Church was ocupied by Sister«, years as retreat chairmanWaiw „ crete terms, he said, this mils for The subdeacon was Rev. Paul peoples have not only the right rectory on Monday, and was and the rest of the structure was but the duty of defending them- jttttice, mutual respect and trust translated to the church on Tues- crowded by those who had been Bassompierre, diocesan director of between peoples. the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, selves against political slavery and day afternoon, with Very Rev. associated with Mr. Barry in his economic ruin. Michael A. McGarey, pastor of St many activities. in which Mr. Barry had been a tireless worker; chaplains to the Pope Pius spoke at a special Greensburg PHests* Aloysius' Church, Wilmerding, Assistant priest to the Bishop at Bishop were Rev. Cajetan Sulli- audience in the Hall of Benedic- and dean of the district, officiating. the Mass was Rev. Paul M. Lack- van, C P., director of St. Paul's tions of St Peter's Basilica. The Conference • Members of the Holy Name So* ner, diocesan director of the Holy Retreat House, South Side, with Pax Christi -members had come -ciety of the parish mantained an Name Society, on the diocesan which Mr. Barry had been actively to Rome to hear his message, fol- The' fall conference of the all-night guard .of honor. board . of which j Mr./ Barry had associated, and Rev. Martin Ru- lowing their congress at Assist priests of the Diocese of Assisting at the Funeral Mass served since 1911 artd of which bicky, of Clairton, spiritual direc- Atmosphere Net Right Greensfnlrg will be held were Rev. Walter i Cj^Hara, pastor he was president in 1924 and tor of the McKeesport district unit The Pontiff recalled that for Thursday, Oct 30, at 2:3t P.M., of St. Cecilia's, Glassport, as as- 1925. The deacon of the Mass was of the Holy Name Society which at St. Emma's Retreat House, yeairs peoples and nations and en- live Point Road. sistant priest; Rev. Edward Du- Rev. Edmund Cuneo, O.S.B., dean Mr. Barry organized in 1911 and tire continents have been seeking / (Continued on Last Page) of St Vincent's College, and di- of which he had been president peace. "What would the Church rector of lay retreats there, with ever since. not give to procure it for them!" Honored for Work he exclaimed. Impressive Ceitemony at Cathedral Known and admired in McKees- But he added, the efforts Df port particularly for his care of To The Point statesmen cause him anguish be- MarkI • 1 s InvestiturI V e of ...Monsignor ! i the poor, through the Society of cause the proper atmosphere is BY THE EDITOR Sjjt. Vincent de Paul, Mr. Barry not yet present among the nations. was a diocesan figure by reason The eight priests of thé Pitts-, Farri, Msgr. Campbell and Msgr. Giant of Faith The demands for European burgh Diocese whose elevation by Fussenegger are diocesan con- of his work with the Holy Name unity, the Holy Father said, have, Steve Barry was a big man, big Society and in the lay retreat Pope Pius ; XII I to monsignoral suitors. in every way. Those powerful prompted statesmen ,to seek the rank was announced Sept. 6, were movement In 1947 the national realization of objectives which re- The other two new monsignori shoulders carried his large head office of the Holy Name Society invested lasi Sunday in the robes up high; he walked with a slow, quire a new manner of considering their new status entitles them to' are Papal Chamberlains, with the conferred upon him the Vercelli the relations between peoples. title Very Rev. Monsignor. They «olid gait that took him where he (Continued on Last Page) wear. The investiture ceremony, was going in disregard of all ob- The Holy Father declared it with Bishop John F. Dearden of- are Msgr. Quigley, who is diocesan stacles. He spoke slowly, too, often only natural that peoples should ficiating, took place in St Paul's superintendent of schools, and searching for the right word, but Archbishop of Boston nourish resentments, languish un- Cathedral in the presence of a con- Msgr. Joseph G. Findlan, secretary what he said was weighted with Edi|s Nurse Magazine der historical defeats and boast of gregation which filled thè edifice. for diocesan charities and chaplain sincerity. It seemed strange that a past victories. Me warned, how- Escorted into the cathedral in a at Eudes Institute. man so big could be so gentle; he ever, that such emotions contrib- procession of altar boys and clergy, Purple Garments Boston, Oct. 1&—'"The Catholic ute nothing to the common cause never spoke impatiently, much H the new monsignori knelt in the A Domestic Prelate's "choir" less angrily. Nurse, a magazine to be person- of peace among them. sanctuary, and then one by one garments (these worn while pres- ally edited and financed for two Misplaced Blame came before Bishop Dearden, ent at a religious >,function) are Of all that he did since com- years by Archbishop Richard J. ing to McKeesport 50 years ago He emphatically pointed out that seated on his throne, and receiv- similar to those of|a Bishop, in- Cushing of Boston, has made its historical faults must not be at- ed from him the garments, which (Continued on Last Page) the story will never be told, for appearance. The Archbishop is only the surface facts will ever be tributed to the present generation. he had blessed. The sermon was episcopal chairman*of the NCWC Those responsible for past faults then preached by one of the group, known. His travel over the diocese Department at Lay Organizations, 9 to promote the work of the Holy should be identified as far as pos- Msgr. Thomas J. Quigley, after All Saints Vigil which includes the National sible, he said; but in all justice which Bishop Dearden was cele- Name Society and to interest men Council of Catholic Nurses, whose and charity, the people themselves, in the retreat moVement made him official publication the magazine brant at Solemn Bénédiction of -Day of Fast and especially as individuals, are not the Blessed Sacrament. an unforgettable figure in every will be. * •••' • '" U" ————————— town in.the area; what he did for To be issued quarterly, "The ,V Six of those invested are Do- Abstinence A the poor and the troubled in his Catholic Nurse" has a circulation mestic Prelates, with thè title home town is a more sacred chap- of about 20,000. The Archbishop Districts to Hold Right Reverend Monsignor. They Friday, Oct. 31 (Hallowe'en), the ter ol his career. Food for the will be aided by an editorial are Msgr. Jerome D. Hannan, vigil of the Feast of All Saints,' i hungry, clothes and coal for those board, of which Mrs. Mary Mul- Holy Name Rallies vice rector of Catholic University will be a day of fast and ajpti- who needed them, rent taken care lane of Detroit is chairman. of America, Washington, D. C.; nence; that is, all persons over4he of; in these charities he led the Plans for two district rallies of Msgr. Emilio Farri, pastor of St. age of seven are obliged to abstain Society of St. Vincent de Paul the Holy Name Society have been John's Church, Monaca; Msgr. from the use of meat, and all be-, through days of depression and High School Planned announced by the society's cen- Paul E. Campbell, pastor of St. tween the ages of 21 and 59 are crisis. He gaVe, more importantly, By North Side Parish tral office: one to.be held Sunday Lawrence's Church, East End; restricted to one full meal and two spiritual aid, bringing men and eyening, Nov. 2, on the grounds of Msgr. Edwin P. Fussengger, pas- smaller meals (all meatless). youths back to the Sacraments, A girls' high school is to be St. Vitus' Church, New Cajstle, for tor of St. Basil's, Carrick; Msgr. The general regulations state seeking out the careless'for "Holy built by St. Peter's. Parish, North parish branches in Lawrence Vincent M. Leonard, chancellor that the vigil of All Saints is a day Name Sunday/' counselling the Side, it has been announced by County, and the other Sunday of the diocese; Msgr. Coleman F. of. "partial abstinence" but this wayward. the pastor, R4V. Thomas J. Mc- evening, Nov. 9, at St. Mary's, Carroll, pastor of Sacred Heart does not apply when the vigil Almost exactly five years ago pherson. Construction will start Beaver Falls, for branches in Church, East End, who is Vicar falls on Friday; in this case it is a (Continued on Page 4) next spring, it is expected. Division No. 2 of Beaver County. for Religious in the diocese. Msgr. day of "complete abstinence." Thursday, October 23, 1952 ^ TWO Society for è The Sodality of Our Lady The Propagation Archconfraternity Rev. Chariot F. Moosmann, Diocesan Director Of The Faith e a e Of e a e Urgent Need of SedaUttea flourish and bear fruit in the lives Rev. «Villi»«!» O. ©eeeere. OIhmU*» In Catholic circles there should of his spiritual children." m North erste at.. mw«nii Christian Mofliera be no questioning at all of the What a p^ty that at times grand 220'37th St., Pittsburgh 1, Pa. urgent need of the Sodality of sodalities fall to pieces, when the The world rejoices today with Our Lady for girls and single priest ijn charge is transferred to the missionaries. These generous National Office for the women in every parish. With aaother parish. In such cases an- souls are spending themselves over-large parish« of a thousand other priest should take up and Confraternities of Christian Mother* continue the work where the for- that the world might live in free- to fifteen hundred families, six dom—free with the promises of Rev. Wendel A. Wuenstel, pas*. thought his books, 'You Cm to eight Masses each Sunday, peo- mer director left off. Priests, Parents, Girls to Christ. By joining the Holy. Fath- tor of St. Leo's Church, North Chang* the World,' «Careers that ple movirig into and out of the Side, welcomed 850 members of [ Change the World,'/Government church at rapid speed, it becomes Co-Operate er's mission-aid society, the So- The care of a sodality involves ciety for the Propagation of the the Confraternities of Christian I is Your Business» and Three impossible for the priests of the Mothers representing 23 parishes Minutes a Day/ would tie in with parish to know their parishioners, hard work and much thought on Faith, we can share in their tre- the part of the priest,, but it is of the north district for their an- the decent literature campaign to keep in touch with the individ- mendous effort for s<$uls. nual meeting, last Friday, Oct. 17. and be excellent reading in view uals, and to attend to their spir- worth the effort. Along with this comes the corresponding obliga- Ordinary members give at least Si* mothers took part In a panel of the coming election. The books itual needs according to age and a dollar a year and promise to discussion and brief talks were were placed on sale in the three state in life. tion on the part of parents and daughters. It should be a normal pray daily for the missions. Will given by Rev. Peter Becker, C.S. Avalon drug stores and three days Here the sodalities or societies thing in every parish for all girls, you make the necessary sacrifices Sp^ director at St. Mary's, Sharps- later they were completely sold come in for excellent work: the burg, and Rev. Norman Stuber, out Two of the stores re-ordered either before or immediately upon to do your shar• e •fo rf the»- missions? Holy Name Society for men, leaving grade school or high O.F.M.Cap. . three times to keep up with the youn,i and old; the Christian school, to become members of the From around the mission At St. Joachim's in Hazelwood, I demand." Mothers Confraternity for all Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. world. . . mailed women; and the godalUy ^^ g ^ n ^ Rev. Michael Faidel, pastor, gave of the Blessed Virgin for girls to ¿"¡r marriage in the pariah Wrexham, Wales. Schools are the opening address to 250 moth- At St. Anne's, Wadena, Minn^ for|5 era of the east district on Sunday 30 members were enrolled by *h«ir »teens and young women in aodBhXyt rt>8 the best preparation always a problem on the missions. their twenties, up to their wed- Those mothers who do not see Where the faithful are few in evening, Oct. 19. Msgr; JJdward Mahowald at a ding day. to it that their daughters are faith- number, like they are In the Dio- Not only will these variously sodalists are neglecting their cese of Menevia, the problems are multiplied. Fifty-seven parishes, srs? zs ss&ttffc. classes to the parish thus become own duty ta their children. Youth better acquainted, and work more I at its best is wayward, and par- half of which have a weekly in- in harmony, but their religious I ents ghould more than welcome come of less than $12, are anxious needs can be better attended *o the assistance the sodality lends to establish a secondary school. by means of gatherings, spiritual toward steadying it, and direct- This is badly needed to train lead- draw otbar moth«* Into ft« Con- fraUrtnlr. i-Moth», «. SSLS^^lSSfS conferences, timely lectures, and ing it and fuming it with the ers for tomorrow. Sympathy for the regular and more frequent gpintual equipment that will ward this cause will certainly bring educatorws in the world, said Fa- sslzm^„-i«s - z:«h* n*«sy* VMxr reception of the Sacraments. Peo- ofl min abundant blesings. The Welsh peo- pie, left to themselves, too readily ^ ^^ moves as a unit ple have suffered a great deal for their Faith. ArZSnS^Sl ^» itctve^membershtp o, drift toward indifference and against a common enemy, and guard their children from mod- lukewarmness, and even fall grad-1 gtrengthens and encourages each • • e ern evils and to educate them in St. Joseph's Confraternity, Cab«« ually away from the faith. individual, in the presence of the ot, will serve s turkey and . ham With October almost half spent, thnee nhomT" e ™to be courageou^A^ siSrX^t tatita- dinner on Sunday, Nov. 2, during Advocated by Pope« and Bishops others. "United we stand,: divided tors of Christ and to Implant | ^ £^ „ . it is important to remind ourselves th e aMtmtyafternoonm . nRecentlntlvy ththe m#mmem- For the past four centuries we fall». countg in the spiritual life of the need for praying for the virtues that will see them through there has not been a Pope who did ^ ^jj elsewhere bers made a day of recollection at as misions. The World Mission Rosa- a life-time.' St. Francis' Retreat House, not take time and occasion to We welcome bulletins and let- ry is your best reminder of this e e e urge the establishment of well- terg fTOm all sodalitles, letUng us obligation. Send your offering of Rev. Edward G. Joyce, assistant regulated Sodalities of the Bless- i ities. News of SS. Peter and Paul's Confrater- know of their act v $2, which will be applied to the at St. Andrew's, North Side, ad- nity, Cumberland, Md., is plan« ed Virgin in all countries. Car- thi8 kind encourages others. Ad- Holy Father's mission fund, to this dressed the Confraternity at Sac- dinals and Bishops today more dress. The Sbdality> 815 McClure office for your own Rosary. red Heart Church, East End, «t j^^^^ ^^ than ever insist on the great spir- st MunralI Pa its meeting test Sunday even- three-night bazaar to be held 1 A JIT^ m^WoL soon. The sewing unit is making itual benefits brought by the so- ing. on "The Christian Mothers aurnlieM for thJ\itar dality to individuals as well as to Confraternity Plans and Our Ladj| of Fatima." "You 8urplicca ior ;n » . T > the Church as a whole. Wins Historv Contest are a spiritual organ^ation, a for- Thursday afternoon (Oct Here let us quote some of the Social Affair at Park tunate group," said Father Joyce, ... 'ion ftf the ele. Bishops of our own country. One Margaret Oakman, a pupil of "ananda li TOyoUu maKmaki»e sociaissocials , carda general sessiosection onr tnofe t^eh - writes: Immaculate Conception High Parish Hall Lodge, North Park, t gr d S'lfrliJm °b" Pennsylvania Catholic Education- Experience of the great good I School, Washington, was one of will be the scene next Thursday 3 your roup wiU die that has followed the efforts in I the winners of a $50 bond to the evening, Oct. 30, of the annual ' « ' 1 al Association's convention held those parishes having a sodality | state-wide history* contest spon- autumn "get-acquainted" gather- in Pittsburgh last we^k, Mrs. impels me to urge^ upon all pas- J sored by the Pennsylvania Ro- ing of members, candidates and St. Clare's, Albany, N. Y., re- Catherine Bulger, national secre- tors the immediat! formation of 1 tailers Association in co-operation friends of the Missionary Con- cently held a family retreat which tary of the Archconfraternlty, Sodalities of the Blessed Virgin with the Pennsylvania Depart- fraternity of Christian Doctrine. was conducted by Rev. James represented "The Family." "While The program includes a wiener Hannan, O.F.M.Cap., from St. I mothers and fathers bear the re- in their parishes of all national^ ment of Commerce and tjie Penn- Augustine's. "During these days Uponsibility for the education of ties." I sylvania Department of Public In- roast, a square dance and other of retreat Christ will come to your their offspring," Mrs. Bulger told fo another pastoral letter we struction. * The contest consisted entertainment features. house" Father Jpmes told the par- the assembly, "they sometimes read: - I of 100 questions on state history, 4 Committee chairmen*are Margie ents on opening night. "He will get tired and discouraged with the "The mere establishment of a 1 the winners in each school then ' Wymard, program; Mildred * Mo- come somewhat as an Inspector, antica and unpredictableness of sodality in a parish, and its abon- being eligible to take part in an gus, reception; Gertrude Wer- but before all else He will come their growing children but must donment to its own devices, will essay-writing contest, the final ling, supper; Gloriann Hastings, as the third party to your mar- remember that ' Immortal soul* be of no value. It needs the con- winners being thus determined, telephone; Joseph Finnessey and riage ... as the only Physician are involved. Parents need all the stant care and spiritual direction Only two other students from Joseph Hagan, transportation. who can heal your family] help they can get from Church of the priest in charge If it is to [ western Pennsylvania won prizes Automobiles will leave St. Mary's wounds." I and school these restless daya* in tnthe contestcontiest, toin which high of Mercy Church, headquarters Only in the home is freedom un- WEEKLY schools throughout the state, pub- of the Confraternity, at 6:00 Rev. Alfred A. Hagemaier, pas-1 der God preserved, and good par- lic, private and parochial, par- o'clock, taking those who have tor and director of St Agnes' ents make good families; good MASS CALENDAR ticipated. made reservation through the tel- Confraternity, Buffalo, has sched- families create strong nations. A uled a triduum for Nov. 13-15 to good Catholic is always a good (For Use With Missal) ephone committee. Persons using be conducted by a Capuchin Fa-1 citizen." their own cars have been asked to ther from St Augustine's, as a SUNDAY, Oct 2«: Feast of On Admissions Board notify Mr. Hagan at LO 1-1581. Christ the King; double 1st class; preparation for the celebration of white; 2nd prayer, of the 21st Sun- „ Dubuque, ?a., Oct. 19—Mrsi A. The Missionary Confraternity, the golden anniversary of his con- HARDWARE of which Rev. D. A. Lawless Is fraternity. day after Pentecost; Credo; Last J- Gallant, of 809 College Aye., e e • COMPANY Gospel, of the Sunday. Pittsburgh, has been appointed a director and Harold Rowan HEGNER MONDAY Oct. 27: 4th day I member of the Alumnae Board of president, conducts catechism News from Assumption^ Belle- "Ifg Hegnef» if it's Hardware* classes and religious instruction vue: "Being ardent fans of Fa- within octave of dedication of the Admissions of Clarke College, Sewicklej—Telephone 1I8S Pittsburgh cathedral; double ma-1 her*. oldest ¡liberal arts college classes in many parishes and mis- ther Keller," writes Mrs. Virginia Jot; white; Mass, Terribilis; 2nd *<* women in the midwest. The sions of the (gócese. The lay Schultz, publicity chairpian, "we prayer, of the vigil of SS. Simon appointment was announced by teachers belonging to the con- and Jude; Credo; Last Gospel, of Sister Mary Anne Leone, presi- fraternity have the help of Sisters of various communities. Photography . . At lis Best the vigil. ' Second Mass, of the I dent of the College, bmwal amd iâim.v oftovpft—ENDiTiocAi. rotnum vigil; violet! b*m»4iiii» •« Vinki* UHUNt Ma«» OiHMimi, DUrtm» P»Ma m TUESDAY, Oct. 28: SS. Simon TBS unit Of norrai numii and Jude; double 2nd class; red; MlLLVALE UPHOLSTERY Credo. Moupholstorhg — Wood Finishing MAHAN & WRIGHT STUDIOS WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29: 6th day of cathedral octave; semidouble; Custom Furnitur* Modo to Ordor SH CterUflfi AvcbMi M«Kmi Rock» Pa. W 1-0731 white; Mass, Terribilis; 2nd prayer, Also Export Cleaning of the preceding Sunday; predo; JOHN GENSLINGER Second Mass, of the 21st Sunday 312 Grao« Ave., Millvalo I Ml. MM! Sine« October la the month of the Rosary, why (without Gloria, Credo); jgreen not honor Our B tawed Mother t>y pray In« the Romry daily during this month, if you have not 2nd prayer, of the octave. already joined the Daily Roaary Crusade family? THURSDAY, Oct. 30: 7th day of And if you have, why not say an additional Roaary on her special feasts this month? Thee« feast* octave; semidouble; white; Mass, era the reaat of the Holy Roaary, Oct 1; The Terribilis: 2nd prayer, Concede} Maternity of. the Win—arl Virgin, Oct. 11; Our Lady of Refuge, Oct 10; Our Lady of tee Hermits. 3rd, for the Church or the Pope; ^J4idtoricaf t^ecorcb lAJanteJl.. Oct S4{ and the Dedication of Our Lady o* Credo. Victory, Oct SS. FRIDAY, Oct 31: Octave day of The Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsyl- Why not give just a bit more than our spiritual dedication; double major; white; tribute to Mary at Otis timet Why not pay aomc vania is desirous of obtaining old parish histories, pro- small material honor by contributing aome of OUT Mass, Terribilis; 2nd prayer, of the golden trinkets or precious atones to adorn her vigil of All Saints; Credo; Last prams of parish events, pictures, records and similar ma- shrine at St Mary a erf Mercy Church, at the Point, Gospel, of the vigil. Second Mass, terial of historical interest. Persons having any such the aite of the first chapel ta what is now the City of the vigil; violet; 2nd prayer, of of Pittsburgh? Sand your contribution to the octave. material, which they are willing to donate to the society REV. D. A. LAWLESS SATURDAY, Nov. 1: AH Saints; for its archives and sources, are asked to send it to the double 1st class; white; Credo. secretary of the society, 404 Magee Bldg., Pittsburgh 22. St. Mary's of Mercy Church SUNDAY, Nov. 2: 22nd Sunday 202 Forry St. Pittsburgh 22, P*. after Pentecost. (All Souls Day is (Telephone CO 1-0663). transferred to Nov. 3.) -m 1 Penitentiary Stirred by Visit Francis de Sales Anniversary is J Of Bishop to Confirm Inmates Noted by Pontiff

We&ten*' 8 t a t e Penitentiary, superintendent of St. Joseph's Vatican City, Oct. 12—St. Fran- North Side, was stirred last Fri- Protectory. » . • cis de Sales, patron | of the Cath- day by the coming of Bishop John In the absence of Warden Dr. J, olic Press, sets an example for all F. Dear den to administer the Sac- W. Claudy, who was out of town by his knowledge, courage, skill rament of Confirmation to 65 id* on official business, Deputy War- mates in Good Samaritan Chapel, den W. K. Gaffney, Joseph Kline and humility. within the prison walls. >Jt was and other officials of the institu- This was pointed out by Pope the first visit of a Bishop to thje tion attended the Confirmation Pius XII In a letter marking the penitentiary in many years. services, and later served as hosts 350th anniversary of the saint's Good Samaritan | Chapel is one to the Bishop and visiting priests, consecration as Bishop of Geneva. of two prison chapels in the Unit- at a dinner served in the officers' ed States dedicated to religious dining room of the prison. The The letter was stent on behalf of purposes exclusively. It is fully laymen who had served as spon- the Pope by the % Papal Secretari- equipped for Catholic service«!, sors were dinner guests of Father ate of State to Bishop Auguste with marble altar, stations of thfe Huber at McSorley's Colonial Res- Leon A. Cesbron of Annecy, taurant. cross, a mission cross, confession- France, where the saint was bom, als, Communion rail, and a vest- Before leaving the institution, ed choir of inmates. Bishop Dearden expressed to Fa- where he was consecrated as At the Confirmation the chapel's ther Huber and Deputy Warden Bishop of Geneva in 1802, and seating capacity of 300 was crowd- Gaffney his great satisfaction with where he is burk>d£ ed, with inmates standing in the what he had seen at the institu- The letter declares that St. Fran- rear. For many it was the first tion, making special mention of cis de Sales—with the courage of sight of a Catholic Bishop in vest- the Catholic Chapel of the Good ments . Some had never attended a Samaritan and its Holy Name So- a missionary, the ^knowledge of a* Confirmation service. city branch, which functions as scholar, the art of a writepr put to iS Sponsors, 35 Priests a very active group. He promised the service of the truth, and the Through the efforts of Rev. Paul to return soon to visit the various heart of a Saint dedicated without M. Lackner, diocesan director of departments of the prison during reserve to the people «entrusted to the Holy Name Society, and of working hours. him by God—was an apostle in the Bev. Paul Bassompierre, diocesan full sense of the word. director of the Society of St. Vin- Francis de Sales, who lived from cent de Paul, 65 laymen of these Parish Briefs 1567 to 1622, was beatified in 1661 organizations attended and acted and canonized in 1665. Pope Pius as sponsors for the candidates of The Feast of Christ the King, their next medl? XI proclaimed him patron of all Confirmation. Thirty-five priests Catholic writers. of the Pittsburgh and Greengburg Sunday, will be marked with spe- A million ftomalass Korean refugees face, starvation cial solemnity at Epiphany dioceses were present in cassock this winter. In past months they and their children and surplice. The music for the Church. The combined choirs will Plan Holy Hour •ervice was rendered by the choir slug at the Solemn Mass at 11:00 have been living on roots. of Bellevue Council, Knights of o'clock, the sermon being preach- For Members of Columbus, with John P. Allen, di- ed by the pastor, Rey. Lawrence rector, and Mrs. W. L. Sheeham, A. O'Connell, on Qie subject, YOU con help them— Mission Circles organist. "Christ and Church Unity." St Paul's Cathedral has an- The sermon was preached by The KOREA ADOPT-A-FAMILY program, cooperat. A Holy Hour for members of the Rev. Wendel Wuenstel, pastor of nounced a course of instructions ing with Maryknoll Sisters Clinic and the Women's various Maria Mission Circlet in St Leo's Church, North Side, who, for non-Catholics, to be given in the Pittsburgh Diocese will be in the years 1932 to 1935, had been the Cathedral High School on Sodality Union, will get your gift direct to Korea's conducted Sunday afternoon, Oct. assistant chaplain at the peniten- Thursday evenings, at 8:00 o'clock, beginning Oct. 30. needy. If you are blest with $5 you can spare, won't 26, from 3:00 to 4:00 o'clock, in St. tiary. Bishop Dearden also ad- you buy a food package today forgone of the an- Richard's Church, Bedford Ave. at dressed the congregation. The monthly meeting and "guest Wandless St., by Rev. William G. Benediction of the Blessed Sac- night" of the Mothers' Club of guished families of devastated Korea? Connare, of St. Richard's, who is rament followed the Confirmation, St. Margaret's Parish, Greentree, diiocesan director of the Society with Bishop Dearden officiating, will be held Tuesday evening, Oct. for the Propagation of the Faith. assisted by Very Rev. Celestine 28, at 8:30 o'clock in the old This-will be one of the three gen- Huber, O.S.B., prior of St. Vin- school. Include me in the Adopt-A-Family program: eral meetings held each year for cent's Archabbey, Latrobe, and People of St. Mary's Pariah, members of the circles. Very Rev. Anthony M. Benedik, North Side, will make their annual Name 1 The 40th anniversary of the pastor of St. Cyril's, North Side. All Souls visit to the parish ceme- starting of the mission circles — The altar boys were from St. Jo- tery, Mount Troy Road, Ross Street L_ - small groups interested in support- seph's Protectory foi* Homeless Township, on Sunday, Oct. 28, at City & State — ing and promoting the work of Boys. After the services were com- 2:00 o'clock, if the weather is Catholics missionaries — is being pleted, the Bishop and his at- suitable. Memorial services will Here is my contribution of $ — observed this year, and all persons tendants, together with the vis- be conducted consisting of Way thinking of forming one of these iting priests, marched in proces- of the Cross, sermon, and Lib- groups are urged to attend the sion from the chapel to the main era .. . ¡All-day adoration on Sun- KOREAN ADOPT-A-FAMILY PROGRAM Holy Hour. building. day, Feast of Christ the King, will Arranged by Father Huber close with Holy Hour at 7:45 P.M., National Council of Catholic Woman and procession. cooperating with War Raliaf Services, N.C.W.C. Monnt Merer College Arrangements for the Confirma- Presents Famous • tion ceremony were made under Msgr. Thomas J. Quigley, su- 350 Fifth Avenue • New York 1, N. T. the direction of Rev. Francis J. Trapp Family Singers* perintendent of schools, will ad- AdUdIm Ball, Huber, chaplainv at the peniten- dress a dinner meeting of the Pris- Monday, Not. It, S:JM> P. M. tiary for the past 40 years, and ney of Providence, who last spring Tickets Now on Sale. $2.20, $1.85, $1.35 cilla Guild of St. Paulinus' Pariah, American is Rector was named rector of the American Gimbel'a Wagner-Bund, Clairton, to be held in the parish Of Louvain College College—« post which up to now > Catholic Cultural Center ArclLbishop of Manila \ lyceum Tuesday evening, Oct. 28. has always been filled by a Bel- I The Young Peoples Social Club gian. • Dies in U. S. Hospital j of St. Raphael's Parish, will hold Louvaln, Belgium, Oct. 15—For • its annual Hallowe'en party in the first time in its 95-year his- Louvain's American College was Seherger Homes Rose Grove, North Park. tory, students from the United founded by the late Archbishop Manila, Oct. 20—The body of ^ates gathering here for the re- Martin J. Spalding of Baltimore, Archbishop Gabriele M. Reyes of then Bishop of Louisville, and the GAYWOOD Manila, who died Oct. 10 in opening of the American College Georgetown University Hospital, Free Organ Recital of Louvain University were taken late Bishop Peter Paul Lefevere, in charge by an American superior. Coadjutor of Detroit. MANOR Washington, D. C., arrived here St. Bartholomew's Parish yesterday for burial in his native The weekly free organ recital Closed since May, 1940, when land. The first Filipino to head in North Side Carnegie Hall will German armies marched into Bel- Inspect any time. Quality gium, the college reopened with 52 MOORHOUSE, BOWMAN homes. You will be pleas- the Manila See, Archbishop ReyeS be given Sunday afternoon at 3:00 antly surprised. Immediate had gone to the United States for o'clock by Dr. Caspaif Koch, with young Americans on its enroll-* ft BRANDT. INC. occupancy. Priced from medical treatment, after having Albert Hazeem, tenor, as guest ment Ust. 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And! observance of the Feast of Christ the ing him as « potenti^ citixen. This TIN is racism; this is théj theory em Out Of The Past King iS more than a profession of the loyal- braced by Hitler and the Nazis. History from Files» of THE Pittsburgh Catholic ty which every human being owes to God And that the United States should PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC now "sancUon racism," says OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DIOCESE OF the Father, Son and Holy Spirit; it is a plac- we , PITTSBURGH ing of i ourselves under the protection of Archbishop Cushing arter 1M Years Ago ESTABLISHED IN 1044 Him Who is the Supreme Ruler, a claiming Architect's description of St. By RT RJEV MICHAEL O'CONNOR. O D„ of the help and guidance promised us as | war •tojefeat it, is^oi« Paul's Cathedral, Grant St., now riRSl BISHOP or PITTSBURGH members of His kingdom. Even earthly rulers (-2 ^^ and other bad |eatUres of nearing completion, shows that H | •3.00 Per Yeai Published Every Thursday by will be 220 feet long by 160 feci are required to guard their people from j th€ Jaw were pointed out at Con- THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY danger that may threaten them, and to pro- i hearings by responsible across the transepts, and 75 feel «04 Make« Building. Pittsburgh », P», COurt 1-0663 Lressiona high inside; outside of , JOHN B COLLINS Editor mote their happiness and welfare;-how much | ^hollc spokesmen and leaders ELIZABETH DAFLINGER. Associate Editor trimmed with stone, the window more willingly and powerfully will the hand of other groups before the law sills and ornamental parti being Entered *s Second-Class Matter Dec 16. 188?. at the Post of the Redeemer-King be extended in bej^as passed; their views were ig- Office. Pittsburgh. Pa. under the Act of Mar. 3.1879 of terra-cotta, the first used to half of His subjects, for whom He showed nored. They have repeated their Pittsburgh; basement, with seat* February 14. 1951 His loVe by dying on the cross! "He shall objecUons since its enactment. So ing capacity of 1,500, now being rescue the £oor man when he cries out and it is rather unreasonable for any- fitted up for temporary use as ft The Pittsburgh Catholic has one to express surprise now that held a unique position in .this the afflicted when he has no one to help. ™ ¿T^oukl ^ critici*ed and church . . . August Welby Pugin, him," said the prophet long ago« "He «haU | the ^11 shouw ^ ^^ noted English architect and writ- diocese foi oyer a century It er, dies. has been the living voice of rule from sea to sea, and from the river td. ^munition^ General Eisenhower, the Catholic press in this area the ends of the earth." - g^uia be mentioned, has stated 75 Years Ago giving to all who read it an But, alas, many today do not know the j that the law should ¡be amended. Long drawn out war between understanding of current is- King; many refuse to acknowledge His His running-mate, Senator Nixon, Russia and Turkey continues, as sues in the light of Catholic dominion and refuse Him their service. In- ! who voted for the bill in the Sen- latter repeatedly defeats the teaching stead they make themselves slaves of se- j ate, has thus far refrained from Czar's armies marchiftg on Con- In. granting official status to cularism and materialism; instead of His comment. stantinople. r the Pittsburgh Catholic. 1 only kingdom of truth and life they find them-! IHiumu|«v • 50 Years Ago continue the endorsement that my predecessors selves in the meshes of deceit and death; in- MicroscopiAssuming ctha Atheist a survemy reported Bishop John Lancaster Spalding have given it. stead of the holiness and grace which mark In in the current (November) issue of Peoria appointed by President His kingdom, they bring evil and confusion of the "Catholic Digest" is reliable Theodore Roosevelt a member upon themselves; they have departed from it was made according to the of the commission to, investigate His kingdom of justice, love and peace, to same methods as the Gallup polls the anthracite coal strike . . Bishop of Pittsburgh. surround themselves with injustice, hatred —then atheism is no influential Rev. Anthony Sihelsje appointed and discord. Blind to thé censequences of force in th$ United States. The pastor of new Polish congrega- their false loyalty, they continue to give basic question asked in the survey ' tion in Lawrencevflle (Holy Fam- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 was "Do you believe in a God?" ily) . . . Rev. Francis Coyle ap- their strength apd support to the realm of 1 secularism, even while they suffer from its and the "Digest" says that only pointed pastor of St. Mary » one per cent answered "No." Free port. ^ UNDER HIS RULE evils. Immorality, corruption, divorce, fla- Checking the intensity of the be- BSERVANCE of the Feast of Christ the grant crime sound a constant warning that lief of the 99 per cent who an- 4ft Years.Ago King is a public acknowledgement of our society is going down a wrong road; swered "Yes" to this question, it Campaign started to raise funds « the dominion of the Savior over all the thunders of war are heard repeating the was found that 87 said they were for building St. Regis Home, res- men and all their affairs—over individuals warning more insistently; and still the: wor- absolutely certain there is a God, idence for working girls . . . Rev« and classes and groups and communities ship at the shrine of materialism continues. ten per certf said they were fairly Denis Maloney appointed pastor and nations; over the farmer in his fields, Greed and selfishness, reckless pleasure- sure, and two per cent said they of St. Ann's, Waynesburg. seeking, disregard for the rights of others— were not quite sure but like to the worker at his machine, the professional think there is. man in his office,, the public official at his these continue to give evidence of a civili- 25 Years Ago zation that has lost its bearings. Catholics are recorded as being New St. Lawrence's School, desk,. the statesman in his councils; over 92 per cent absolutely sure there East End, dedicated by Bishop all that transpires on land, on sea, and in the Only a return to the law of God, only a is a God, Protestants 87 per cent, Boyle . . . Leo A. McMulleh re- air; over the world itself and the universe profession of loyalty to Christ the King can and Jews 70 per cent. Even per- elected president of Pittsburgh of which it is a part. All of these are part turn the tide. As we make that profession, sons of "no religion" are listed as Chapter, Knights of Columbus of His kingdom—"a kingdom eternal and we gain the strength to resist the evils tor- 55 per cent absolutely sure there , . . Cardinal Patrick O'DonhelJ, universal, a kingdom of truth and life, a menting the world; we gain the grace to is a God and 21 per cent fairly Archbishop of Armagh and Pri- sure; 12 per .cent of this group mate of All Ireland, dies at age kingdom bf holiness and grace, a kingdom guide us through the dangers and tempta- said they do not believe there is of justice, love and peace." Under His rule tions that surround us; and we set an ex-, ^ of 72. belongs everything created, all obligated to ample that may well bring the misguided Although" the number of pon- 5 Years Ago followers of materialsm into the unity, of believers in God is so inconsider- Msgr. Edward J. Misklow, dio- obey His commandments and serve Him cesan chancellor, appointed Vicar faithfully. His dominion. i ' able, it is disturbing to find that three per cent of the professional General . . . Rev. E. Charles Pat- terson elected president of Catho- teachings and that his followers people and four per ceht of the college graduates are in his class. lic Historical Society oi Western were simply defying the Church. Pennsylvania. After all this publicity, it would Another one per cent oi the col- seem that Catholics would be on lege graduates said they "don't know" if there is a God or not. 40 Hours Devotion their guard against any more ap- Apparently the fields of higher proaches from these misguided education and p technical training (Continued from Pafie 1) ma,ny priests present; burial took people. But no. On Tuesday of this OCTOBER, 1952 place in the cemetery at St. Vin- in this country have been affected! the** national office of the Holy week calls began to come into this by some unsound thinking. 23—St. Mathlas,' Evans City. Name Society awarded its Ver- cent's Archabbey. Retreatants of office: "Two women are going 24—SS. Philip A James,' New future; years will visit his grave People in rural districts showed celli Medal [to Mr. Barry, and through our store selling a book somewhat more convinced belief Castle this column commented at that and tell of the man with the big called 'Gate of Heaven.' I bought 25—Holy Name, Troy Hill* body and the big heart who gave in God than those in the cities, but time: one. Do you know anything about the difference was not prbnouncedi North Side. himself so tirelessly in the cause it? . . 26—St. Norbert's, Overbrook. "There will be ™ surpriseany- , Master Only slight variations bejtween the where m the Pittsburgh Diocese j various incomè groups was noted. 27—St Catherine's, Leechburg. at the news that the Holy Name That Immgiration Law There were found to be two per 2ft—Sacred Heart, Jeannette. Society, having decided to pay Don't People Read? The McCarran--Walter Law reg- cent atheists ' among men and 26—St. Joseph's, Verona. honor to some of its outstanding This paper on Sept. 11 reported ulating immigration, passed over practically node among women. 28—Presentation, Midland. members, chose Stephen P. Barry, the latest development in the case the President's veto at the last The "Digest? is to make further 3ft—St Titus/ Aliauippa. McKeesport's big man of work, of Rev. Leonard Feeney, suspend- session of Congress, as mentioned reports on its purvey in forthcom- NOVEMBER, 1952 valor and persistence, as one of ed Boston priest, stating that the here last week, became the center ing issues. Thus far the study is 1—Christ the King, Ambridge. the first five. If the New York Sacred Congregation of the Holy of a hot political issue in recent reassuring. If! there are serious 1—St ftdelis' Seminary, Her- heads of the society sent some- Office in Rome had confirmed its days. President Truman scored moral deviations and lapses jn our man. one to canyabs every branch in condemnation of his teachings and General Eisenhower, Republican population we have the basic be- 2—Visitation, Rankin. this district, every pastor, every of the activities of his "associates" candidate for President, for en- lief on which I to build |improve- 3—St Clare's, Clairton. lay retreatant, for suggestions as of the St Benedict Center; men- dorsing some of the backers of the ment. 4—St Joseph's, Port Vue. to who should receive the award, tion was also made of the fact bill, which Mr. Truman called -1 4—o— 5—St Richard's, Webster Ave. the response would Surely be that, despite this condemnation, "Hitlerian," anti-Catholic ahd an- Perishable Angels 6—St Ladislans,' Natrona. his followers were peddling cop- ti-Semitic. Friends

SL Francis* Juniors9 Advisory Council Named SIM Retreat House Bjy C. D. of A.*; Charitie« ' s Planne' d-1 1201 Beechwood Blvd. CÂTSIOUC SrCR Pittsburgh « ! EM 1-0768 Appointment by France« M. tember by all Junior C.D:A, BY SEBASTIAN C. Rev. Wendel Molteki, O.F.M. Cap., Maheri supreme regent of the troops in the country. As i in the Director Catholic Daughters of America, past these savings will be collect- of a national advisory hoard of November first the junior department of the or- ed and sent to the Holy Father Help your city firemen by purchasing a ticket to the benefit Days of Recollection are held ganization was announced last together with a Spiritual Bouquet football game being staged Nov. 1. The nationally prominent Boys each Sunday. The following is the week, along with notice of the which will be offered for him by schedule for the remaining Sun- annual; campaign for gifts to Eur- Town team of Nebraska comes to Pittsburgh to days of 1952. Juniors on Junior Day, 1953. play our. North Cathdiic squad. If you have not opean orphanages and to the Holy For Men: Father's charities. Mrs. Catherine Among service projects now been approached, go to your nesrest fire station Nov. 16: Men from the North Side being sponsored are work for the for your ticket. The boys will appreciate your help. BurkhardJ of Sharpsburg, state and Holy Name Men from St. junior chairman for Pennsylvania, home and foreign missions, per- Panthers • Raphael's Church. is one of the members of the ad- sonal service in the Apostolate of keep moving ahead, you Panthers! Dec. 14: Society of St. Vincent De visory council. the Aged, the conducting c• Par- Paul. With wins over ''Notre Dame and the Army, Active members of the Advis- ish Cherub Chapels to care for Red i Dawson's University of Pittsburgh gridders For Women: small children during Sunday Nov. 2: C. D. of A.—Court Mc- ory Council include members of are now marked as "the team to beat" by their the Natiorial Junior Board, name- Masses, and personal services to Keesport. locaHtfiospitals and institutions. respective opponents in the coming week-ends. Nov. 9: High School Girls from Mt. ly, Bishop Vincent S. Waters of This Saturday finds the Panthers playing host to Lebanon. Raleigh; Msgr. John S. Middleton, Jufffbrs are now organized in 78 the West Virginia Mountaineers at the Stadium. Nov. 23: Sodality—North Union. New York City, national Junior dioceses, and the organization has And, boy, don't think for one moment the West Nov. 30: Catholic Business and chaplain; Miss' Maher; Frances the interest and blessing of the Virginians love the Dawson lads enough to want Professional Women. Fullerton, of Taylor, Tex ; Adele Ordinaries of all dioceses where it is functioning. to lose to them. The West Virginians' season would Isabella For Men and Women: Hiltgen, Sheboygan, Wis.; Beatrice Oct. 26: Third Order of St. Francis. M. Hoffman, national junior di- be a success with a victory over their traditional Tri-State rivals. rector; Rev. Alfred M. Watson, Why not trek over to the Stadium in Oakland to see the great work Evenings of Recollection Catholic Veterans An Evening of Recollection is Erie, consultant to the Junior De- Red Dawson has been doing with the University of Pittsburgh grid held on the second Friday of each partment; and the state junior Dedicate New Home machine? Kickoff is at 2:00 PJM. • month from 6:00 to 10:00 P.M. The chairmen: Mrs. Salome Zaharris, . . Pitt will journey to Columbus, are a director of a large corpora- group attending is composed most- Lynwood, Calif.; Miss Catherine Rev. George Stuparitz, assistant O., to play the Ohio State team „on tion: the United States of Amer- ly of working girls. The remaining Weigman, Dwight, 111.; Mrs. El- St St. Francis de Sales' Church and Nov. 8. What a game! Pitt to win! ica. Be a good director, cast your evenings are Oct. 10, Nov. 14 and fleda Pflster, New Orleans, La.; chaplain of McKees Rocks Post North-Central VOTE. Keep the United States Dec. 12- Margaret O'Neill, Brookline, No. 1713, Catholic War Veterans, Friday, * Nov. 7, at the South free so our youngsters may con- Engaged Couples Mass.; Louise Collins, Concord, N. officiated at the recent dedication High Stadium, South Side, Pitts- tinue to enjoy freedom. Be a good On Nov. 19, there will be an H.; Cathryne Norton, Phillips- of the post's new home at 850 burgh, 8:15 P.M„ our two Class citizen, go to the polls on Election Evening of Recollection for en- burgh, N. J.; Margaret McKear- Island Ave., McKees Rocks. Rev. Day and VOTE!! gaged couples. ney, Forest Hills« N. Y.; Mrs. Ag- AA diocesan high schools will be nes Brown,i Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Leonard Barthelemy, C P., chap* ready for the kick-off. Both North Days of Recollection begin at Burkhard; Mrs. Rosa de Roper, lain at Veterans Hospital, Aspin- and' Central are being primed for 11:00 A.M. with Mass and aid with Santurce, Puerto Rico; C. Tracy wall, gave the invocation at the this battle.- Regardless of the rec- Plan 'Clean-Up* Holy Hour and Benediction from ceremonies and the principal ad- 9 Levins, Rutland, Vt* ords of these teams against the Of Armed Forces 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. Individual men Sweaters and Sweets Campaign dress was delivered by John P. public schools of similar category, and women may register even For the sixth consecutive year, Larkin, state commander of. the North and Central will, stage one Magazine Racks though they are not members of the Junior C.D.A., is sponsoring a Disabled American Veterans of of the best scholastic contests of the organization scheduled. sweaters and sweets campaign Pennsylvania. | gridiron exhibitions for the season. To reach St. Francis' Retreat for European orphanages for Among the guests attending was A record turnout is expected. If Washington, Oct. 17 — Com- House take Homestead Car (No. Christmas. The goal has been Mt i a group of 35 members of the you have not obtained your ticket, plaints of indecent literature being 60) to Hastings St., or a Hamilton for at least one new sweater from ' Charles Hanley Post, Catholic War get on the ball! Ask either a North sold at aimed forces post ex- Car (No. 76) to Beechwood Boule- each troop and one bar of candy Veterans, of Johnstown, or Central student. changes should be sent through vard and Fifth Ave. The Retreat from each counselor and junior. Men's Club regular military channels to the House is only three blocks from These will be sent through War Dick Grandey, president of the chief of chaplains of the particu- either car stop. Relief Services, N.C.W.C. Brothers Invested Central Catholic High School lar service, if local action doesnt For further information and for For Holy Father's Charities Men's Club, presided at a meeting remedy the situation. • reservations call either the Re- The annual drive, calling .for The ceremony of investiture of held at Central, Oct. 16. A record This word was given here by treat House, EM 1-0768, or Father the saving of one cent a week for Brothers in the Redemptorist Or* turnout of fathers and friends was Rev. (Ma). Gen.) Charles I. Car- Wendel at SC 1-5289. the 25 weeks preceding Junior der took place at Ephrata, Pa., on in evidence. President Grandey penter, chief of Air Force Chap- Week in February for a donation Oct 15, and that of profession was Introduced the master of cere- lains and chairman of the Armed tral High team at Detroit last Fri- to the Holy Father for his char- conducted at the same place on monies for the evening, Attorney Forces Chaplain Board. The board day night, before a crowd of 35,- ities, was launched early in Sep- Oct 1«. William L. Jacob. Chief speakers is directly under the Department 000 fans, Boystown kept its rec- were Head Coach Joe Bach of the of Defense. ord intact. Pittsburgh Steelers and Keith The chief of chaplains will refer Pittsburgh is well represented State Department Açtion Asked ! Molesworth, former Chicago Bears' the matter to the Chaplain Board, on the Boystown team, having star and coach, now assisting Bach. which, will investigate and call on Edward Coyne on the first team In Bulgaria's War on Religion Also on the program were Cen- the distributing agency to "clean as left guard, and William Grill tral's football team mentors: Head up" the book and magazine racks on the second team as a halfback. coach Nick Skorich and assistant The Pittsburgh Diocesan Coun- In the letter, Vrs. G. L. Wun* if that action is needed. Both are juniors. Coyne, besides cil of Catholic Women has sent a derlich, president of ,the council^ Joe Faye. his athletic activities, is also in- Bio. Gregory Nazianzen is the Chaplain Carpenter was asked letter to Secretary of State Dean asks Mr. Acheson to use any* for comment on a report that the terested ik the Boystown 4-H means at the disposal of oujr gov- moderator of the Men's Club. Club, and raised a steer which Acheson, denouncing the mock Along with President R. R. Gran- Board Of Censors of the Philippine ernment to stop this complete dis- Bureau of Customs has claimed was recently proclaimed the trial of 40 priests and laymen who regard of human rights. dey, the following are directors: champion of the Middle West •were recently convicted of "es- J. P. Larkin, D. P. O'Connor, L. E. that American military bases are The council president also urges one source of obscene literature when it was entered in a contest pionage'' in Bulgaria. Bishop Eu- that similar action be taken by Lacey, G. B. McCaffrey, Ralph Ex- at Chicago. ler, J. E. Connor, D. I. Laniheady, flooding the Philippines. gene Bossilkoff, C.P., and three other groups and individuals to J. J. Brent, E. J. Woll, C. A. Mc- The chaplain said no complaint North will be handicapped in priests were sentenced to death, bring these injustices to the at- from the Philippines has reached this game I due to the loss of sev- the others to long prison terms. tention of the United Nations. Inerneyj, S. T. Pollak, W. L. Jacob, eral of its stars by injuries. Sher- Dewey Clark and M. E. Catanzaro. the Armed Forces Chaplain Board, but if one does the board will take er was injured in trie opening Joe Larkin is the secretary while game and it is possible that he *D. I. Lanheady is the treasurer. quick action. Chaplain Carpenter said the will not see any more action this I&üMzmsü Caught in attendance at the year. Tom Katich, North's clever Men's Club meeting by the writer problem of keeping PX magazine Ufi- HOME for Christmas. and book racks wholesome "is not kicker and runner, is definitely Ili among others were Judge Ralph T. out for the season with a broken Bell of the Allegheny County Com- a difficult one" provided slip-ups are brought to the board's atten- shoulder which he got in the Iil CHRISTMAS mon Pleas Court; "Speedo" Oliver High game I: Loughran, well known qthlete of tion. EXCURSION TO "I don't believe actually there is But North has a backfielder by yester-year; Dr. AJbeft Statti, At- name of Erdner who is a threat torney Carmen Capone, former any reason for worry, if they will only give us a chance," he said. every time he gets the ball, eith- in the student manager at Duquesne; er to pass, run or kick. And John Donahue, former Duquesne North's line is in fair shape with brilliant University star lineman of the Boystown Ready such players as Colville and Sar- early thirties and late twenties. azen, who have been going great After the meeting and program,* guns all year. refreshments were served in the For North Game BRITANNIC school's cafeteria. Plans were Pmrtonally concfvcfed made to attend the Har-Brac game Boystown Football Team, of Custom Made Draperies this Friday evening, as well as the Boys Town, Neb., remains unde- by JOSEPH L WHtTB balance of the football schedule. feated as the time nears for its and Slip Coyers front N. Y. 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Matthews, 65, Mr». Jennie Paluse He was a former trustee of May-1 . * - •'. ; "vi _ jfSglii CHURCH MUSIC view State Hospital and first pres- U. S. Ambassador to Mother el Priest T® ident of the Pittsburgh Institue of Ireland, Dies Suddenly Rev. Richard V. Paluse, assist- DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION Mortuary Science. M IM North DHhrldce St., Mttsbargh IS ant at Purification Church, Ell- IMÄiSä Rev. Thomas W. Jackson, Actint Secretory Mr. Freyvogel was one of the Omaha, Neb., Oct 19—Francis wood City, was celebrant of Sol- organizers of St. Bede's Parish, P. Matthews, United States Am- emn Requiem Mam yesterday to and was a member of the church St. Vitus' Church, New Castle, DISTRICT MEETINGS boys imitate the female voice. For bassador to Ireland and former for his mother, Mrs. Jennie De I ¡S®! 1 committee there. On Sunday, Nov. 2, at 3:00 P.M., f you do, you will only succeed in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Secretary of the Navy, died here Lillo Paluse, who died Sunday in • meeting of the organists and laving them sound like the cat's Helen McTigue Freyvogel; two today of a heart attack; shortly New Castle Hospital. Burial was •jmSfchoirmaster s of. the Washington serenading of spring—and the "mm H sons, John A., Jr., and Thomas M,, I after hia rcturn from Ireland for in St Vitus' Cemetery. district will be held in Immaculate church is no place for t at! Mrs. Paluse. was a member of Conception School, Washington. Fourth: Strange as this may ^ m* SttjrLr^ * visit to his home here. Mr. Mat- the Mother of Sorrows Society sound, it is not necessary that your with him in business; seven grand-1 Other scheduled district meet- children; a sister, ^trs.Lawrence thews was past supreme knight of and the Ladies Catholic Benevo- choir-boys know how to read mu- lent Association. Beside her priest- ings are: sic. If they are taught to do so hi Koch, and two brothers, Robert J. | the Knights of Columbus. Wednesday, Nov. 5, Pittsburgh and Frank C. FreyvogeL son, she is survived by a daughter, school, so much the better; but if Veronica Paluse; two sisters, Mrs. 'central district. * hey have been deprived of such At Mount Alvernia Sunday, Nov. 9, Charleroi district. Mary Scungio and Mrs. Clara >eqefit it will make no difference Sister Aquinas Casacchia; and two brothers, Wal- Sunday, Nov. 16, menV choirs of n so far $s your work is con- The last in a series of three vo- ter J. DeLillo, of Baltimore, and Bytler. cerned. What your boys need to cational days of recollection at know is that a higher or lower Sister Aquinas (Smith), a mem- Donald J. DeLillo, of Chicago. Friday, Nov. 21, boys' choirs of ber of the Sisters of St Joseph Mount Alvernia High School, Assisting at the Funeral Mass New Castle district. note on the staff means a higher or lower tone in the voice, and that for the past 61 years, died Monday Mill vale, will be held Sunday, Oct wer4 Rev. Francis C. McCarter, Sunday, NQV. 23, Pittsburgh sub- in St Joseph's Hospital, South paster of St, Mary's, New Castle, urbs (meeting in Synod Hall, "white-headed note" is held 20, to be attended by the pupils longer than a "black-headed" one. Side, and was buried yesterday in as deacon; Rev. Edward Farina, Craig St.) the Sisters' cemetery at Mount of the 12th grade and post gradu- asttftant at St Vitus,' as sub- The vocal score in their hands will ate classes. Exorcises were held serve them rather as guide or re- Gallitzin, Baden, motherhouse of deacon, and Rey. Joseph Fabbri, / FATHER ROSSINI BACK minder. the community, following Solemn on Oct. 12 for eighth graders, and pastor of Purification Church, We welcome the return of Rev. Requiem Mass offered in the moth-1 on Oct 19 for pupils of the ninth^EUwood City, master of ceremon- Carlo Rossini to the Diocese of Fifth: Your choir-boys will sing only in unison, as mezzo-sopranos. erhouse chapel. _ | tenth and eleventh grades. ies. Pittsburgh and his work with the Born 78 years ago in Gallitzin, a Music Commission. Never make the mistake of divid- ing them into two groups, sopranos daughter of the late Patrick andj and altos, if you want to avoid Julia Clonan Smith, Sister Aquinas BOY CHOIRS trouble and save time! Such divi- entered the convent in 1891, and God Love You! By Rev. Carle Romini sion is not necessary for church spent her religious life as a (From 'Fischer Edition News') work (remember that even the an- teacher in schools of the Altoona Most Rev. Fuhon J. Sheen I have-often been told that my gels in heaven sing in unison: "una and Pittsburgh dioceses, retiring! choir-boys sang 'like angels" and voce dicentes: Sanctus, Sanctus, several years ago. ^Among her! HEN Our Divine Lord ascended into heaven, He told His] have been asked how I trained Sanctus".) And you will never get teaching assignments were St a satisfactory alto-part from grade Catherine's, Beechview ; St Ca- Apostle« that they were to be witnesses to Him unto the ends them. The training of these boys oWf the earth. The word "witness" in Greek means martyr. The costs me so little in time and work school boys, for in singing with the nice's, Knoxville, and Holy Ro- that I am willing enough to pass men's group these alto voices will sary, Homewood. United States has just had its lint martyred Bishop in the person »long the "secret" for the benefit be overshadowed and easily lost. • Sister Aquinas was the last of Bishop Francis X. Ford, a Maryknoll missionary in China, on of my fellow-organists and choir Sixth: The thing which you need member of her family. She is sur- whom béat the Communist hammer and swung the Red sickle directors and the readers of the above all others in order to work vived by several nieces and ne- he fulfilled his young dream to be killed for Christ's sake. The "Fischer Edition News* who.may successfully with a boy-choir is phews, including Msgr. Matthew Church in America is proud of the heroism under trial at Bishop be interested in boy-choir work. music that is singable* music in Smith, editor of "The Register" Ford, and although we have only slightly over 4,000 m infirmaries which the notes are not spread newspapers, Denver, and Msgr. in foreign lands, we have them all as ready as the saintly Bishop Here are the prescriptions; there over the staff at random but are Gregory Smith, pastor of St Fran- are not very many of them nor are arranged according to a distinct cis de Sales' Church, Denver. to die if need be in witnessing the faith. they very difficult of fulfillment: melodious line'suggested by the Msgr. Gregory Smith was cele- First: Get up some fine morning text This should be written pur- brant of the Funeral Mass. Our Blessed Lord is still undergoing His Passion, determined that you will forget posely for boys only (Unison) and ing now in His Mystical Body, the Church, what He forever everything that ybu have for boys and men (S^T.B. or suffered in His physical body, as the Son of God and learned on the subject of choir- S.T.T.B.). To learn insipid music Regis H. Dompka Son af Man. It is not the Church as an institution thai h boy training from books, methods, is as hard for boys (and for any- secuted; it is Christ When Paul, before his conversion, lectures, etc. If you can muster one, for that matter) as to learn an Father of Priest enough will power for such a dras- insipid, meaningless poem. With his son, Rev. John A. secuted the Church at Damascus, Our Lord who was already at the right hand of the Father sent His Voice whirling through tic resolution, your difficulties are Seventh: Once you have chosen Dompka, assistant at St. Clare's I easily half over. the right music, study the boys' Church, Clairton, as celebrant, I the sky, to ask Paul: "Why do you persecute Me?" How eonld Second: Go to the grade school part well yourself, and be sure you Solemn Requiem Mass will be! Paul touch Christ if Christ was in heaven? If someone or the Sunday school of your par- know how you expect them to offered this morning in Resur-I on your foot your head complains. Paul was striking ish^ and ask the principal to let sing each phrase as regards ex- rection Church, Brookline, fori Mystical Body of Christ, therefore the Head protested. you meet the boys of the Fifth pression, breath-marks, pronuncia- Regis H. Dompka, an employe of] Grade. Take them apart, two by tion of the text, etc. | the Duquesne Light Company, In these days when taxes are high, when it is almost im- two, and have them sing slowly (Continued Next Week) who died Sunday in his home,] and mezza-voce the scale (using 631 Mayville Ave., at the age of 58. possible to lay up security, it becomes more imperative than ever ] the syllables do, re, etc.) from C Burial will be in Calvary Ceme- to choose wisely the object of our charity. Here is the test: to C, and then very softly from John A. Freyvogel tery. il. Choose a cause in which there are martyrs. 2. Rememberj C to G\ From fifty of these boys Born in St. Walburga's Parish, I nothing is as important as the salvation of a soul and that are you should certainly be able to Solemn Requiem Mass was East End, Mr. Dompka after his! 1,100,000,000 in the world who know neither the Sacred Heart find eight or ten who possess pure, offered Saturday in St Bede's marriage lived for a time in St. I nor the Immaculate Heart. 3. Put your sacrifice in the hands of sWeet natural voices, and who are Church, Dallas Ave., for John A. Brigid's, and later the family the Holy Father through his own mission Society—the society ! able to sing the whole scale per- Freyvogel, well-known Pittsburgh moved to Cathedral Parish, re- for the Propagation of the Faith. He knows best the needs of fectly without apparent effort. funeral director, of 6535 DalzeU maining there until going to I the Church and He can best secure an equitable distribution to These are the boys for your choir. Place, who died Thursday in Brookline five years ago. He is H Make uie same selection from Mercy Hospital after an illness of all his 100,000 missionaries in 814 dioceses and vicariates through-] survived by his wife, Mrs. Ella out the world. the boys of the Sixth and Seventh 18 months. Burial was in Calvary 0*Neil Dompka; two daughters,] grades, and you will probably have Cemetery. Mrs. Gene Puhl and Mrs. Daniel more material than you actually Born in Pittsburgh 59 years Cronin, and three sons, Father I Never merely give. We have crosses all over oar body seed. This will give you the op- ago, and engaged in the undertak- Dompka, Richard A. and Robert] from receiving the Sacraments, Mid the Blood In oar veins has portunity for making a second and ing business for over 40 years, Mr. J. Dom pka. that of the Man of Sorrows. Do without a luxury, sacrifice better selection after a fewday s Freyvogel was a member of the Assisting at the Funeral Mass old gold about the house, break through the hard walls of work with them. As a matter of Holy Name Society, Duquesne were Rev. Cornelius Kane, pastor egotism by surrendering something that Is hard to give up, fact, twenty well chosen boys sing- Council of the Knights of Colum- of St. James* Church, New Bed- ing mezzo-soprano'are enough to so that, having emptied yourself, there may be room for the bus, Division NoJ 9 of the Ancient ford, as deacon; Rev. William G. Peace of the Savior In your soul. Oar Lord kepi His wounds balance a group of fifty tenors and Order of Hiberians, the Pennsyl- Connare, of St Richard's, as sub- basses. after the Resurrection; we at least can wound ourselves for vania Anatomical Society, the deacon, and Rev. Joseph Newell, the Holy Father's missions and thus be found "conformable Third: The boy's voice, to be ef- Allegheny County Funeral Dir- assistant at Resurrection Church,] to the Image of the Son." More favors will come to you by fective, should remain as it is— ectors Association, and the Nation- master of ceremonies. childish, natural, impersonal. So aiding the mission« than by merely praying for yourself. do not try to alter its peculiar quality and color by making the WH. SLATER 6 SONS This is what others are doing: GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. FUNERAL HOME •tesiate Avti uè SMmrit SU. ML Waafcteftoa L.H.G. «'Instead of taking a plane to see my daughter,, I am| ORGAN CHIMES Shir*« Ml iwiwh Am il Imltty,' Biii>t»iw BY. 1-3345 taking a bus and sending this $10 for the Holy Father's mis-1 Installed in the organ in XP*» church T$ê Waahteftea Baa*. Mi Lataaaa LI. 1-2107 sions." . . GOD LOVE YOU to D.F., 16 years old. "Here is my Two manual and pedal reed« sacrifice of $2, part of my first pay check. I am sending it be- organ, $500 cause I feel I owe it to Our Lord and His Sorrowful Mother." . . ILL YOUNT, Sr., Orgai Builder GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. CJd. "Please accept my offering of Telephone Greensburg 41OT-J $5 for the missions as per a promise I made when my husband returned to work. I have three fallen-away Catholic members in BEINHAUER my immediate family." . . GOD LOVE YOU to CP. "I had almost all the signs of cancer of the throat and I promised $10 and pub- GIDAS lication if it proved to be something less serious. It turned out We Have Everything in flowers to be a simple infection and I am so grateful to Our Lady of the| Rosary." MA 1-1300 3719 Forbes St. SC 1-1300 Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHELLHAAS & SON To be a Catholic means to be universal. You can circle the Fumerai Home earth in the five decades if you understand how each decade rep- resents a missionary continent. At your request and a $2 offering Peloubet & Company FAirfox 1 -40*3 705-707 East St.. North Sid« to the Holy Father's missions, we will send you a World Mission | Rosary blessed Iby me. % Pipe Organs CO. 1-2326 Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and send it Maintenance, Rebuilding FRANK Ha KIRNER sS to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, national director of the Society and Equipment Church Goods, Religious Ârtlelos for the Propagation of the Faith, 109 East 38th St., New York 1717 Saw Mill tun Blvd. 30* MARKET STREET PITTSBURGH 32, PA. ISx, N. Y. or your diocesan director' Rev. William G. Connare, 125 North Craig Si, Pittsburgh 13. PL. 1-4700 Owned and Operated by fha Frank H. Klraar Family m^m^^mmm^^mmmmmmmtm^rnm^^mmmmmm^mmm^mmtmimmmm^mmmtimmimmmm Vocation Group jColuntbus Bans Bishop at Mass New Monsig non li- To Hold District | Mass Offerings For S, P. Barry (Continued from Page 1) Father Rice Gift l eluding i purple cassock, trimmed Of Steelworkers Recollection Day ! Of Group Nature (Continued from Page One) with reds cord and red buttons; a Mi i • I I» >1» ' • Medal for his "outstanding serv- purple iukk sash; a linen and lace At the 15th annual conferihee The first afternoon of recollec- | Columbus, Oct. 20—The Colum- ices." si}rplic4{ called a rochet; over this tion for members of the Sacred bus Diocese has banned the cus- Only last month the McKeesport a purple mantelletta, which is a of District 19 of the United Steel Heart Preparatory Training, one tom of accepting offerings from Particular Council of the Society three-qijiarter length cape without workers of America, held hex* last of the diocesan vocation groups, many people for remembrance in of St. Vincent! de Paul, comprising sleeves; a black biretta (cap) with Saturday, ;Rev. Charles Owen Rk| will be held Sunday afternoon, cjnjte or more Masses on such oc- 21 parishes in the; district, named a purple pompon. (A Bishop's director of St. Joseph's House of Oct. 26, from 1:30 to 4:30, at Sac- casions as Mother's Day or AU biretta is all purple.) him its president cjmeriius, in rec- Hospitality and pastor § of St red Heart Church, Shady and Souls' Day. ognition of the fact that he organ- A Papal Chamberlain wears a Walnut Sts. Rev. Louis J. Nene, From now on, no appeal for ized the council 34 years ago and purple cassock, trimmed with pur- Brigid's Church, was presented assistant diocesan chancellor, will such offerings may be made. served as its active president for ple cord and purple buttons; a with a plaque and citattaft. conduct the exercises and the Neither may they be accepted many years. i purple silk sish; over these a man- Plaques were presented also priest directors of the various Philip Murray, president of Vm even if offered voluntarily. Only Born In Clarion County tellone, a full-length purple gar- units in the district will be pres- individual stipends for individual ment wth arm slits but no sleeves, Steelworkers of America and ent to provide opportunity for pri- Mr. Barry was born in Clarion president of the Ctagress of In- intentions will be accepted. County, near New Bethlehem, one and having two purple streamers vate conferences with the mem- pThe decision was reached at the down the back; his tflretta is also dustrial Organizations, and David bers regarding their vocations. of the 14 children of the late Jo- McDonald, secretary-treasuffer of fifth synod of the diocese, held seph and Ellen Boyle Barry. He black, with a purple pompon. the Steelworkers. The members of this vocation here recently. moved to McKeesport in 1902 and Both the Domestic Prelate and group from the schools that com- lived there ever since, residing at the Papal Chamberlain have a William J. Hart, director i&f prise the central district of Pitts- 738 Jenny Lind St. He was em- house cassock, black, with cape District 19, is a former president burgh will participate, and sim- Father Keane ployed by the Bell Telephone and half-sleeves, the former's be- of the Association of Catholic ilar exercises will be held later (Continued from Page 1) Company, as a supervisor of line ing trimmed in red and the lat- Trade Unionists, of which Father ior other districts. The group is Rice is chaplain. well pastor of Holy Trinity j erection, for 34 years, retiring in her's in purple. For certain public made up of girls who definitely appearances thfey also wear a ier- The citation of Father Rice feet that they wilf enter the con- Church, McKeesport, and Rev. 1936 to devote all his time to raiolone, a full-length silk cape, reads: ^t vent at the completion of theis* Stanislaus Tdzilc, pastor of ,St. I religious and welfare work. ,r the domestic prelate's being purple "In honor of the Reverend high school years. Once each se- Ma« Versailles Ave., McKees- He was president of the Holy and the papal chamberlain's black. mester they will gather for such port, a* deacons of honor; Rev. Name Society at St. Peter's since Charles Owen Rice who, possess- an afternoon of prayer. Young Joseph Fitzpatrick, pastor of St it was organized, in 1909, and was Chaplains, to the Bishop on ed by ah undying passion for Jus- women who have completed high a member of the parish conference Sunday were Very Rev. Edward J. tice, has become a leader and an John the Baptist'*, Pittsburgh, as Moriarty and Very Rev. Anthony school and live in the East En.1 deacon of the Mass; Rev. Joseph of the Society of St. Vincent de unselfish hero in countless strug- parishes are also invited to join Paul since 1907 and its president M. Benedik; Rev. William G. Con- gles for justice. No respecter of Lowney, pastor ^f St. Charles,' nare was deacon at Benediction persons or rank, and with no re- in these exercises. Donora, subdeacon? Rev. William since 1912; he organized the Cath- Members of the Sacred Heart olic Welfare Center of the Mc-| and Rev. John B. McDowell was gard for consequences or the per* G. Connare, of St. Richard's, and subdeacon; Rev. Jacob C. Shinar sonal hazards involved, he : hat Preparatory Training at Sacred Rev. Eloy Grundler, of St. Paul's Keesport district in 1940 and Heart High School will act as host- served as its president; he was also and Rev. Eloy I. Grundler were proved himself the friend of the Cathedral, as masters of ceremon- masters of ceremonies. friendless and the champion of esses for this first undertaking. ies. a member of McKeesport Council, Similar afternoons have been Knights of Columbus, serving as The large number of priests in the dispossessed. Withal a scholar A Solemn Requiem Mass, at- the procession included monsig- and a keen judge of literature and scheduled for other districts in tended by the children of the grand knight in 1937. subsequent months. nori of the Pittsburgh Diocese and the arts, as well as an expert in parish, was offered at 8:00 o'clock Annually he conducted a tag his own field of social and eco- day in McKeesport, with the co- of several other dioceses. yesterday morning, the celebrant During the investiture ceremony nomic knowledge; an orator and Marywood Alumnae being Rev. Thomas R. Murphy, operation of the merchants, to pro- writer whose eloquence has stirred vide Christmas baskets for the the cathedral men's choir, directed assistant at St. Pius.' The deacon by Paul Koch, and with Matthew all classes of men in every kind Following the 9:00 o'clock Mass and subdeacon were Rev. Joseph poor. During the depression years of crisis; above all, a true spiritual he operated a food and clothing Cvetic as organ accompanist, sang In St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday, McCarthy and Rev. John J. Fic, "O Cor Dulce," by P. Piel; shepherd, whose mind and heart Oct 26, at which they will receive both assistants at St Peter's, Mo* center in the basement of St. Pe- have always been alert to the ter's School, and also had a "Ecce Sacerdos," by Goller; "Ave Holy Communion,, members of the Keesport. Three seminarians of St. Maria," by Witt; "Jesu Dulcis needs of mankind andi the service Marywood College Alumnae As- Pius' Parish, John Marcus, George "soup kitchen" for undernourished of God." school children. Memoria," by Ett; "Tantum Ergo," sociation will attend a Communion DeVille and Paul Savage, also Gregorian 1st Mode; "Holy God" breakfast in the Pittsburgh Ath- assisted at both Masses. Pallbearers at the funeral, all (congregational), and "Tu Es ' HOUSEKEEPER letic Association dining room. The Born in Pittsburgh Sept. 15, men who had been closely associ- Petrus," by Haller. Position wanted as house- committee in charge is headtid by 1884, Father Keane afHSided St. ated with Mr. Barry, were Al"Fo- keper in rectory near Pitts- Mrs. Emil Greenhalgh and Kath- Mary's School, 46th St;, Pittsburgh dor, co-chairman with him in the burgh. Experienced. Write erine Donovan. College of the Holy Ghost (Du- St. Vincent's retreat work; Steve Heads Fraternity A.N., care of The Pittsburgh quesne University), and St. Vin- Fodor, John Diamond, Matthew Catholic. cent's Seminary. He was ordained Francetti, Thomas Quinn and Wil- Adam Di Vincenzo, of 112 Dun- Radio Listings at St. Vincent's June 27, 1908, by liam Kortz. bar Ave., Bellevue, was elected HOUSEWORK Bishop Regis Canevin. For three Of Mr. Barry's immediate fam- national president of the Alpha Woman wanted, 8:30 - to Friday, Oct. 24 months following his ordination ily, oily two sisters survive, Jean Phi Delta fraternity at its 32nd 3:00, for very light house- 6:45 to 7:00 P. M., WEDO, Mc- he served as acting pastor of St. Barry, who made her home with annual, convention held recently keeping; small apartment, Keesport, Vesper Hour. Michael's Church, Homestead. .jjiim, and Mrs. Cecilia Suhrie. He at Bedford Springs. He is a 1934 one person. PE 1-0962. Saturday, Oct. 25 * Father Keane then served as also leaves a number of nephews graduate of Duquesne -University 8:15 to 8:30 A M., WJAS (1320): assistant at St Francis Xavier's, and nieces, one of the latter being and has been national secretary St. Patrick's Church. North Side, until May 21, 1910; Sister Mary Leonard, of the Char- of Italian Sons and Daughters of Sunday, Oct. 26 at St. James,' Wilkinsburg, for ity order, directress of nurses at America for 14 years. * r SUBURBAN 8:00 to 8:15 A M., WISH, Butler, the next five years, and at St. Rosalia Hospital. (680): "Hour of St. Francis." Canice's, Knoxville, from Sept. CASSOCKS Sales and Supply Co. j 9:00 to 10:00 A. M., WJAS: St. 30, 1915, to May 11, 1927. He was A.O.H. Auxiliary Priests - Sèminarians Crosley—Admiral—Zenith - Patrick's Church. pastor of St. Patrick's, Sugar Mrs. Davis—WA 2-0919 Stromberff Carlson Creek, from May 12, 1927, to July 9:15 to 9:45 A M., KQV (1410): A Hallowe'en dance and card Hoover Sweepers "Ave Maria Hour.'* 9, 1930, and of St. Patrick's, Noblestown, for the following 11 party will be held by Division Service on All Makes 10:00 to 10:30 A. M., WMCK, Mc- No. 5 of the Ladies Auxiliary, Order Four Coo I Now years. He was appointed pastor of IMMEDIATE DE1.IVEKT! COMPLETE LINE Keesport (1360): "Ave Maria Ancient Order of Hibernians, on Hour." St. Pius,' McKeesport, on July 23, OF ELECTKICAL APPLIANCES 1941. Thursday evening, Oct. 30, in the 10:30 to 10:45 A M., WPIT (730): St. Moritz Hotel, Collins Ave. and Valley Coal & Disi. Co. 12 Wtst Prospect Avo. "Hour of St. Francis." During Father Keane's pastorate Broad St., East End, with Irish Ì CE 1-3331 WA 1-9919 Croffoa 10:30 to 11:00 A. M., WESA, Char- at Sugar Creek he built the pres- and American dancing. The com- leroi: "Hour of St Francis." ent stone church of the parish, re- mittee in charge includes Mrs. 10:30 to 11:00 A. M., WJAS; Rev. placing a brick church destroyed Helen Beers, Mrs. Eulalia Fogle, Patrick Peyton, C.S.C. by fire on Aug. 23, 1929. During Mrs. Helen M. O'Donnell, Wini- 12:00 to 12:15 P. M., WISR, Butler: construction of the stone church, fred Gorman, Mrs. * Emma J. "Butler Catholic Hour." the congregation used the original Union I. BOBBINS & SON, Morin, Marie Perego, Mrs* Anne Incorporated 1:15 to 1:30 P. M., WKST, New log church, oldest existing Cath- Connelly, Mary Engle and Mrs. Castle (1280): "Salve Regina olic church bqilding in western Margaret Mullaney. Engraving Co. Bazaar a*d Straet Pair Hour." Pennsylvania. Novel*!«* 1:30 to 2:00 P. M., WLOA, Brad- Father Keane, who was the old- PHOTO ENGRAVING dock (1550): Lithuanian Cath- est of the eight children of the olic Hour. late Patrick F. and Brigid Walsh WILLIAM SIRLIN Our NEW Address: 2:00 to 2:30 P M., KDKA (1020): Try our qulek over-night Keane, is survived by three broth- Mortuari«« Service. 120 Seventh St. "Catholic Hour." ers and two sisters: Thomas, (Mvni r*M Avo. mmê 3:45 to 4:00 P. M., KDKA; Bishop James, Marie and Marguerite •20 i. Olli« St — Oliar 1-2831 High quality, carefully made o*i(HM «r»r> Fulton J. Sheen; Mission Sun- platèa guaranteed Keane, of Pittsburgh, and William Calif. { Tarata« Avaa» LI MOU ' COurf 1-0490 dav program. Keane, of Cincinnati. 1009 POM AVO. AT. 1-7244 7:00 to 7:15 P. M., WRYO (Ro- chester) K. of C. Rosary broad- cast. MORTGAGE LOANS FOUNTAIN PENS 8:00 to 8:30 P. M., WBVP, Beaver • Parker — ShMfltr Falls (1230): "Catholic Truth Hour." Ereraharp — Ester break 10:45 to 11:00 P. M„ WWSW Sales and Service ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL (970): St. Joseph's House of Wilkinsburg Hospitality GREETING CARDS Monday, Oct 27 Federal Savings KaU Mark—East Craft— CLEANING & DECORATING 7:00 to 7:15 p. M. WMBS, Union- Gibson town (590): K. of C. Catholic & Loan Assn. BY Forum SINGER I*EN Tuesday, Oct 28 799 Pmr Ava., Wilkinsburg and GIFT SHOP 6:45 to 7:00 P M.. WEDO, Mc- CH. 1-5400 ItiklM Arcade. PttUborfh Pa Keesport, Vesper Hour. SN1VELY JOSEPH GO. The Rosary is recited daily Monday through Friday at 7:00 - 413 N. HIGHLAND AVE. A. M. on station WLOA. Braddock, FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE and at 7:00 P M., on station I PITTSBURGH, PA. WCAE, Pittsburgh, also at 11:30 A DAIRY ASSOCIATION M. on Mondays and Tuesdays jn COMNKLLSVIUE. FA. EST. 1873 MO 1-2892 station WLOA and at 7:00 P. M., Tiliyliiwi IM Saturdays on station WCAE.