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•* ,'•• THE CATHOLIC JOTJRMAli "Sar; for the welfare of boyhood in Ameri­ In the early days of the Church "tr promised to the service of God. He Saturday, September 12.—St. ©ay Dr. Kettell Goes there were certain holy women who ca. never lost his baptismal innocence. of Anderlecht, seeking greater pov­ bore the title of deaconesses. They The Catholic Journal I We decided then, in the interest Many Rochesterians, and this in­ Even in the austere order of which erty and closer union with God, left "of the welfare of our boys, to make cludes non-Catholics as well as Cath were ordained by the laying on ofjtee was a member, the Hermits of his bumble home in Brussels. About hands and sometimes even received iboy guidance an authentic profes olics will regret Rev. Dr. Kettel's "St. Augustine, his austerities were the year 1033, foreseeing that his Published Every Friday At the stole and chalice. But they were sion. On ditfrent occasions the com- withdrawal from the Diocese of conspicuous. He died in 131.0. end was near, he returned to Ander­ Ho. 113 North Water Street servants of the church, not ministers Imittee brought together educational Rochester to enter the Jesuit novi­ Friday, September 11.—St. Pa- lecht in his native country, and Wf Hbb Catholic Journal Publishing istB 0f national repute and worked of the altar. They were employed in tiate. phnutius, Bishop, was an Egyptian there died. As be died a light shone Company, Rochester, N. Y. 'out a detailed curriculum for a thor- assisting at the baptism of women, Dr. Kettell has been an upstand who was made Bishop of Upper round his bead and a voice was w'l •'• >-i — ough course in boy guidance. After at that time by immersion. After the ing, uncompromising defender of the Thebias after he had spent severalhear d proclaiming his eternal re­ If paper i« not received promptly investigation the curriculum was ac- deacon had annointed the baptised Holy Mother Church and our Holy years in the desert under the direc­ ward. •Ottty the office. 'eepted by the officials of Notre Dame person on the forehead, Ihe other Faith but, withal, he has couched tion of St. Anthony. He took a Report without delay change of University and established as a de- unctions in women's baptism were his attacks in such courteous yet prominent part in the Council of **Faculty •wn risk either by draft, express are thus to guard against the failure SAVE BEFORE •wu nw. »»"» ) ' * | often f i to those will miss Dr. Kettell also. But his that bQ£ too a len One of the fertile sources of dis­ «»ey order, post office money order|wno vmt lnto ^ ^^ work friends realize that he believes he cord between civil rulers and eccles­ «r registered letter addressed E. J.jwlUl good ,ntentlone and Htt,e el8e- is entering upon a career of wider ..\r-i.. r usefulness when he becomes a mem­ iastical authorities is the so-called Kyan. Business Manager. Money Bent^g nfive accordingly, men in traln- YOU SPEND SA •*. :>® ber of the Society of Jesus so they right of Exequatur, the privilege to Kfj other way Is at the risk of mg wno wtn be able to guide those wish him well in his new field. claimed by temporal rulers to exam­ tttft person sending it. volunteer^ who have taken up, this ine Papal bulls and constitutions and This is the only sure way to save: Discontinuances.—The JOTJRNAl»'work and will take It up from time to judge as to their expediency be­ will be sent to every subscriber until to time Emil J. Esser fore permitting them to become ef­ Take a part of your wages each week and Writered stopped and all arrearages We have made a wise beginning. fective in their territories. The Holy And much depends on the wisdom «T» pa^d up. The only legal method In the passing of Emil J. Esser a See has never admited as a mater of of this beginning. We want volun­ put it in the Rochester Savings Bank, and good man is mourned. H<- was a right the contention of the State that •f stopping a paper Is by paying up teers, men who have the interests of solid, substantial business man oift is privileged To impede the execu­ spend the rest. «U arrearages. the boy at heart, men who see the the old school and his word was his tion of Papal Rescripts; but de facto importance of this great work and bond. and to prevent greater evils, it often Friday, September 4,1925. are eager to help in it, but men who Mr. Esser was a practical Catholic, has acquiesced in the exercise of the We are open Saturday evenings from 5 to have not the desire or the opportun­ so-called right. TELEPHONE MAIN 1567 ity to devote the years necessary to one of the charter members of Roch­ ester Council, Knights of Oolun'bin. 9, to enable you to carry out this suggestion. Matered as second class mall matter, become professionally equipped for it. But we will have no man as a and a hard worker in all Church In the treasury of the Cathedral at Money deposited on or before the third of leader unless he has some training. affairs. He was a loyal friend and Treves is preserved the celebrated Boy Guidance In order to obtain this trained lead­ staunch in his desire to promote the relic known as the Holy Coat, which, September is entitled to interest from the ership, we have, in - Cathnllr i.- ".(•* -1.1 Knights of Columbus will be their leadership for these volunteers. The the relic was presented to the Cathe Journal f-xU-nds slne<-re sympathy work recently inaugurated of "boy course in the cities demands thirty dral by the Empress Helena, who ac in tluir 1<)P° of Mipbai.ri UMI fatli< guidance"— hours; the course in the camps, two quired it in the Holy Land. In his comment on this phase in weeks. This summer three camps are Rochester Savings Bank his report to the recent Supreme in session under our auspices at Queer 1'nd^r the proposed city manager Convention of the K. of C. in South Bend. Indiana, Austin, Texas, Charter all public officers, as well as and at the Catholic Summer School policemen and firemen, are prohibit Dulutb, Minn.. Supreme Knight It is a peculiar political year In Corner of West Main Flaherty wisely and pertinently Cliff Haven. New York. ed from taking any part in politics New York city. One of the periodica or even contributing to the campaign •ays:— outbreaks Inside Tammany Hall is fund. and Fitzhugh Streets. It took our civilization some time on with Governor Smith and Leader .to discover the essential wisdom of When Shown Olvany striving to prevent the re educating the boy wisely, of training nomination of Mayor John F. Hylan Wll lard A. Marakle has retired as him for manhood, and future father­ Writing on "Evolution'' in the Crimination and recrimination is head of the Moose Order. .In his hood and citizenship. A generation July issue of "America". Rev. Wll capacity of Mooseheart Governor he THOMAS O. CHI89ELL the order of the day and ninny a Succeeded by—DC MOYD-VAN CTJRAN CO. ago men were saying sagely: "The frid Parsons, S. J., says - has helped to assure the 400 Cath­ nasty fling is going which will be PLUMBING, METAL and FURNACES WORK bo/ is father to the man." And the "When we are shown life rmerg regretted by their authors after the olic students there training in the 8 Monroe Avenoe Night Calls, Chase 1002-wl Shrewd men of that generation, the ing from inert matter, sensation smoke of primary battle clears next religions belief of their fathers. conscientious parents, took care that growing out of plant life, intellec­ Tuesday week. the boy should The wisely trained tual life f-volvinj; Out of sensation. Fraternal orders have no business One of the peculiarities of Ameri­ The Graymoor Shrine of St. Anthony-Perpetual But that was /before the frenzied when these thr«-e chasms ar»' brldn In politics and politics, as such has can politics Is that an official may bt dagrg of modern industry. Thu* was ed, Evolution will be a proved fact. Novena To The Wonder-Worker of Padua pure as thr driven snow on Monday. no business in fraternal orders. in the placid/days when the boy was "St Anthony's Corner" in the Church of St. Francis The quarrel that Catholics-and not, hlfl£jj ^ ^ nroVf>rh,n, VpttlP nnrt^ Mount of the Atonement, Graymoor. XY. isund-ouM- -aBMom Ttwar from the Iirfinence ©rtCsttrotlcs BTFhop Hlcttey -wttt regret the to: nRrae- war air TOVPPS if he wins, again resume his ptatus edly the best known Shrine of St. Anthony of Padua the church, the school, or the home truth—have with much popular of Dr. Kettell. At the samp time he of the finest gentleman In all the in America. But this age! was faced with a differ­ writing on Evolution, is not that it feele the Jesuits have gained a prom­ land. A fresh Novena to the Saint becins every Tuesday ent problem. is science, but that it is bad science ising novice. Incidentally, Governor Smith's and so these weekly Novenas constitute an endless In other days the boy's need for It presents as fact what is onl> political future mav be Involved I chain, to which has been given the name of ST An- the leadership and companionship speculation. Be sure that your boys and girls Mayor Hylan wins then the Cover THONY-S PERPETUAL NOVENA. Thousand's of of a man of high character and prin "And as for the conclusions that are in time at school. Clients from every' part of the United States and nor's prestige is weakened. If his clples was filled in the home. Fathers are drawn from the theory of Evolu Canada have testified to the efficacy of this Novena and sons worked together in close tion. as men draw conclusions from political sun is not eclipsed. The Rochester "Herald's" new fall HOME SAMPIJES American pojitlcs furnishes mam companionship. Later, the school facts, words cannot describe the con­ dress is very becoming. A. L., Bristol. Conn.: "Am en­ Mrs. A. A.. Pennsylvania: closing an offering for St. An­ developed, and the old-time school­ fusion that exists. If any non-be­ queer spectacles and this is one ,>f "Through your Novena to St. An­ tror.i. thony's Bread for favors received. thony a woman secured good master supplied to & great extent lievers fondly hope that Evolution Here's hoping the Rochester In The petitions prayer for seemed the type of leadership necessary. But will prove the non-existence of a rooms when she did not know The Rev. John Doyle, a priest of dustrial Exposition of 1925 achieves almost Impossible, but through where to turn." with the simplification of our pro­ transcendent and creating God they your Novena they have been £t Sheffield. England, has calculated all the successes of its predecessors Mrs' J. T. G.. Louisville Ky.: cesses of living there has come to are doomed to a disappointment. If and then some! granted." "Some time ago I wrote to pray the boy of today a great increase in ever Evolution becomes a proved that according to present values. St. Vincent de Paul had entrusted to for my intention, namely that my leisure time. Onjy about one-ninth fact. It will be probably the most E. S . San Francisco. Calif daughter would receive an in­ him for charity and relief work not Park Commissioner Riley's posit of his time is spent in school; five- shining proof yet found for the ex­ Ion these days Is not an enviable one. "Please find two dollars in thanks­ crease in salary. Please find en­ ninths of his time is relatively unor­ istence of a supreme intelligent Be­ less than $375,000,000 The saint giving to dear St. Anthony for be­ closed thank offering for the pe­ himself. Father Doyle says, never ing able to attend Mass so often ganized and undirected; spent not ing. Catholics at least have no kind Punishing policemen for loyalty to tition was granted. owned personal property worth as on week days since making a No­ merely without proper adult com­ of fear of the most untrammeled friends Is picayune politics. M. M.. Roxbury, Mass: "Over panionship, but with practically no progress of Science that remains much as five dollars. vena for better health. St. An­ a month ago I obtained the com­ thony Is my favorite Saint, and he plete cure of my hand without an guidance whatsoever. Science and does not wander off its Fail Is coming and it will be never fails me." predestined path into the field of operation through the Intercession The grave problem, then, was how The Ambrosinn Liturgy which ip splendid time to add the Catholic of St Anthony, and I now enclose best to utilize the boy's leisure time philosophy and theology. What they still retained in the Church of Milan Journal to your reading catalogue Mrs. H. Philadelphia.: "Enclos­ the promised offering." lot his own welfare. It was obvious have to fear is the unfaithful science is very ancient and differs from the ed you will find a small donation M .H. W.. Baltimore.: "I am en­ that the boy was escaping our ef­that violates Its own laws and pre­ Roman Mass in many striking points in honor of St. Anthony which I closing my check for St, Anthony's forts, because, simply, when be was sents theories 38 truths, probabilities In the works of Walafrld Ptrabo. an promised him if my son would ob­ Bread for two petitions that hare most free from all obligations, when as proved facts, gusses as centaln- author of the Ninth century. It is Weekly Calendar tain a position. He did so on the been answered through your No­ he wa* most sensitive to influences, ties." recorded that St. Ambrose regulated day I made the promise, and this vena, an increase in salary, and a offering is out of, his first pay." good or bad, the Influences of bis the Mass and Office of bis church at cure without an operation. Of Feast Days SEND YOUR PETITIONS TO: companions and older ideas, when, Milan, but some parts of this rite In other words, he was racing about Consider! are older than St. Ambrose. On the ST. ANTHONY'S GRAYMOOR SHRINE Friars of the Atonement Box 316, l*eefcskill, 'i retained in solemn Masses. The Am­ acles. Later he resigned his abbacy long, impressionable hours when he Catholic Church is against the en­ Care of Organs in Eastman Theatre, brosian rite was confirmed by Pope and died about the year 585 in St. %as free from restraint. forcement of the Volstead Law. That Alexander VI in 1497. Andrew'8 Monastery in Rome. Eastman School of Music, etc. *: 'The need of such leadership was. is a lie. The Church may not favor however, eventually realized. And prohibition, although she has never Monday, September 7.—St. Cloud, ARTHUR, A. KOHL '•m, "Bollandlsts" is the name given tb that Is why today, a new profession mentioned it, and still expect her confessor, was the son of King # the Jesuit editors of the great "Acta j 278 Avenue C Tel. 2732 Glenwood IHIIIl|BlM|Rochester, NMM. Y^,. t mm developed—the profession of subjects to obey every law on our Chlodomlr of Oreleans. After Chlo- ! Phone Stone 3659 Sanctorum", or Acts of the Saints,; 7. B. McCCE, Prop. ^eaderanift for leisure-time activities. statute books including the Volstead domlr died Cloud's two uncles divld the compilation of which was initiat­ It ft.» profession, by the way, as im­ Law. But it is unreasonable to expect ed the kingdom between them and ed in the early years of the Seven­ portant aa that of teaching, medi the Church to oblige her priests to stabbed two of their nephews. Cloud NEW WINDSOR HOTEL enforce a particular civil statute to teenth Century and still continues $6ae» or reiigitms instruction. The saved providentially. He renounced j Cor. Clinton Ave. N. and Central Ave. Opp. Hew York Central Depot U4 0 The work was originated by the 5^#^*'« *«shised activity for thesatisf y a particular group. To ask the world and devoted his life to the Flemish Jesuit Rosweid who, how­ ROCHBSXBB, N. X. -t^r^itare is-only a little over the Church to perform that task is service of God. About two leagues ever, died before the task actually /<^»§r4vV-year» old,'and the idea to concede the failure of civil au­ from Paris be assembled many pious Started. The name comes from Fath «* training leaders for this work is thority to bind the subject to men in a monastery he established er John Bolland, S. J., a native of 'ypOL'-tiBojfc recent, It is only in this obedience. The Church is no more He died about 560. - the Netherlands who took up the (fioie that, thoughtful men and wo- Interested in the enforcement of a Tuesday, September 8.—The Na prohibitory measure than she is in work after Father Rosweid died. The m |**6tt have realised itoe necessity of tivity of the Blessed Virgin. The project was interrupted during the -JENNINGS- fUmnita measures in the utilization the collection of the Income Tax. birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary an­ French Revolution, but was resumed IP-Si «ff the* boy's leisure time. And today Why request her to refrain from in­ nounced joy and the near approach in 1837 with the support of the Bel­ Trfc And the whole world seeking to truding her views in civil matters of salvation to a lost world. Mary gian Government. •apply to the boy's life what is want- and then request her to mix in a was brought forth, not like other Mints Of Quality 14*. matter that involves the ordinary children of Adam, infected with the aHv duties of a police officer and loathsome contagion of sin, but pure 1 Sir Frank Dyson, Royal Astrono­ lfor soraer year*, we, as Knights magistrate? and holy and with all the most pre­ Five Flavors of Columbus, had seen the import- mer of Great Britain, speaking on Such papers as "The Father the occasion of the 250th anniversary cious gTaces which became her as an.ee of this especially careful and Mathew Man," and the "American the chosen Mother of God. Wintergreen, Licorice, Clove, Peppermint, Cinamon ^ seisntlnc guidance of the education of the British Royal Observatory, de­ Issue," are doing more harm to the clared that the oldest existing ob­ Wednesday, September 9.—St , of the hoy in hid spare time. We had dry cause than any other factor at servatory in Europe is that at theOmer , Bishop, was a native of the fcfown that often It is, in a l boy's the present moment. In place of re territory of Constance born toward "The Best by Tert" leisure tim<^ that he Is ruined, *fpt Vatican. „u .+ „ - ---* -nr-r sorting to the principles of logic they the close of the sixth century of the AobU influences of a gocd hbmeHeHbettrtely insult the many die noble and wealthy parents. He en­ Distributed By smd 4eyoted parents is frequently agreeing with their views and meth In the dome of St. Peter's in Rome, tered the monastery of Luxen where ;*l>Ht*rated by a boy's pursuits and ods to win respect for a particular 450 feet above the ground level, he persuaded his father to foUow * MfcaWoh* when he is free fiMtoitar- ti prohibition is right In nrin- there are living quarters for some him after tbe death of the Saint's Automatic Vending Machines -wia* ieadetship. We were*aware>'eiraple. despite the efforts of the of the workmen who are permanently mother. Omer was called from his th* gita^l>aHtt«n»^^ succeed In making the employed to keep the great edifice solitude to take charge of the gov­ Leased Through *jH»jtf$* W£*K**i these, hectl||«^jl*y. If prohibition Is right in in repair. ernment of the Church in Terouen-? *-^^^**y«- We aj;*athers/fnt%^^ then life advocates should ne. Through his efforts there the and Knights ol^ColuttuWojKff convincing proof after five "Babe Ruth", apparently is unable diocese soon became one of the most Nfths ****mr%t »h«I«f^««%o«tHeiiw^^8tencetha4tte to stand prosperity. Better have been flourishing In France. He died in • THE EMPIRE NOVELTY CO. ~J**Vj* ?**«*» JMwfr If#«^«OT^nieat'hasheefta Wessittgto poor but decent. 570. ,to build, active. *Smg^m$M>^^ Thursday, September 10.—St. A^'SSsgSjMj'H-, Pot calling kettle black is a famil­ Nicholas of Tolentino was born in 75STONEST. £t mpr* mmdte ttrf-stea* ttaaNtant U mm to iar amusement of the politicians of answer to the prayers ojt a holy i and ear.ful feM«AMfr***f>* W ttwftr «wa dencieacy. 182S. mother and, before his birth, was

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