Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register Pope Pleased NCWC REPORTS SHOW GREAT ACTIVITY N a tio n a l By Efforts for N a tio n a l Section Section , Latin America Vital Role of Church THE Washington. — Pope John XXm *^as gratified” to learn of the formation bjr the U , S. Bishops of a special subcommit­ tee to co-operate with the Latin American Bbhops' Council. A letter from Cardinal Tar- In U.S. Life Revealed REGISTER dini, Vatican Secretary of (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent UHice) State, also said that the Pontiff Washington. — The increased interest and MeMBSa OF AUDIT iU RIAU OF CIRCULATIONS noted “how zealously the Hier­ New American Cardinals activity of the Church in the U. S. within the I b li Piper l« Cunnected wUb NCWC W uhinrton Newt Headqiierter* br 111 Own lAaaed Wire, Hee Its Own archy follows every aspect of areas of government, social welfare, education, Special Service, Rellsloui News Service, Mission Services, Rellsluus News Phutus tod NLWC Picture Service the Church in the through the multiple depart­ family life, youth work, and other fields are high­ Thursdoy, November 19, 1959 ments of the National Catholic lighted in the annual report to the U. S. Bishops Welfare Conference, adopting of their voluntary co-ordinating agency, the Na­ prudently effective measures" Day of the Last Judgment to cope with the problems of the tional Catholic Welfare Conference. time. Presented at the Hierarchy’ s annual general The Holy Father's mind was meeting, the reports of the organization's departments and made known by Archbishop bureaus touched upon almost all facets of the Church. Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati in Ot prime importance, the NCWC Legal Department noted, the annual report of the NCWC was legislation in such fields as educatjon, taxation, obscenity, Administrative Board, of which and immigration, and litigation on a broad range of subjects he is chairman. involving the relationship of Church and State. Federol Aid fo Education Am TO SCHOOLS Un education, the legal report, signed by Bishop Emmet VOTE IS CLOSE M. Walsh of Youngstown, 0.. noted 1) that no measure pro­ Minneapolis, Minn.— in a poll viding federal aid was passed by Congress, but further efforts conducted by the Minneapolis on behalf of such legislation can be expect^; 2) that proposals Trilnme, 52 per cent of those in­ introduced in the past session were ui.precedented in that they terview^ declared themselves provided for a “permanent’’ federal aid program, againat the against using public funds to traditional Catholic position; and 3) that Congress enacted help support parochial schools. legislation clarllyaig its earlier intention to extend the excise A substantial minority, however, tax exemption of 1958 to schools operated as an activity of an 41 per cent, said they were in exempt religious, educational, or charitable organization. favor of some government aid. ARCHBISHOP ALBERT J. MEYER aeft) of Chicago In the area of obscenity, the department called attention to Of Catholics interviewed, 75 and Archbishop Aloisius J. Muencb (right), Bishop of the House bill (not acted on by the Senate) that was designed per cent favored government aid Fargo, N. Dak., and Apoetolic to are the two to strengthen and streamline Post Office administrative pro­ while amwg Protestants 29 per Americans among eight new Cardinals named by Pope John cedures in dealing with objectionable materiaL and cited “a cent saw rb need. XXUL highly important" decision banded down by tiie Supreme Court, which held that a film could not be banned even though U.S. NOW HAS SIX IN SACRED COLLEGE It advocated the Idea that adultery is acceptable. Un the basis of this decision, the Legal Department said, it appears that any form of conduct contrary to public morality may be advo­ cated so long as it is not obscene under the narrow legal defi­ nition of that term, and does not directly incite to illegal Two Americans Among action. CJiureli>Sfo

NEW BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL W EEK-LONG ceremonies beginning Nov. 15 marked Cathedral in Baltimore the dedication of this new Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, premier see of the United States. Two Cardinals, 15 Archbishops, and nearly 100 Bishops participated. Archbishop Symbol of U. S. Faith Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate, offered the first public Mass Baltimore. — Thfe new Ca­ first half of the 19th century, in the edifice. thedra] of Mary Our Queen first in provincial councils and stands as a profession of faith then in plenary councils. The and declaration of hope, said purpose of the meetings of the Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan of eariy-day Bishops was to estab­ Bridgeport in his sermon at the lish guideposts, mainly In nut­ solemn opening of the church. ters of discipline and adminis­ More than 100 Churchmen, in­ tration, for the young Church in n i i u F s cluding Cardinals Spellman and the U.S. . IHlKMMAGHtSlA McIntyre, were present. Arch' Bishop Shehan, who served as bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apos­ an Auxiliary Bishop in Balti­ tolic Delegate to the United more from 1945 to 1953, called T A B I S T S ^ States, celebrated the first Mass the councils "incomparably the in the Cathedral. most important events in the The new church w ill succeed history of the Catholic Church the Cathedral Basilica of the As­ in the U.S.” They "not only sumption, an edifice in which brought order and peace to the the U.S. Hierarchy met in the Church in America,” he said, "they also conferred upon it its spe^e character and gave dl HOPELESS PONTIFF EXPLAINS rection to its dynamic ener­ USEFULNESS OF AGED gies,” DESPERATE The Chrinun Broihen Novitutc it M obI Li Salle is “That the traditions of the VaUcan City. — John XXIII, past will live on,” asserted the tn CaUrotnia'i Nipa Valley. The Valley'> select grapes IMPOSSIBLE who wUI be 78 on Nov. 25, speaker, “is made dear not only •re cultivated foe The ChruHan Btothen Burgundyl praised the aged and their value from the fact that the old and to society in an address to a much-loved Cathedral w ill con Have Foith in I From the dedicated labors rOR yOUTH CONrERENCE CONTRIBUTION general audience. tinue to take ‘pride of place,’ but St. Jude 1 > “The aged.” the Pope said, also because every event con nected with the beginnings of you’ll never regret it . . . I of devoted men “are always useful for some­ Send for your free Novena,' OPPORTUNITY OF CATHOLICS thing. I say this not because I the Church in this country and Prayerbook, “St. Jude, His with the history of the Ar^dio- come the great wines of Kansas City, Mo. — Catholics gher, secretary of the National “as a group. Catholics did not personally am involved. Our Life, His Novena” (touched cese of Baltimore has been com hove a "golden opportunity” to Catholic Committee for the participate to the fullest" at the lives count only insofar as we to his relic). Perpetual No- memorated in the sculptured make "a real contribution to White Rouse Conference. meeting held in 1950. are useful to the Lord, and the venas every Wednesday. ; marble and in the colored glass at. R*v. Msgr. Frnelt J. K a tl the nation’s thinking” at the Recalling for Catholic youth There was inadequate prep aged, wRh their experience, counsel, example, and wisdom— of the new CaLhedral.” Splrltvil Olrtefer 1960 White House Conference workers that the first White aration, he asserted, and. when CHURCH OF ST. JUDE 0.. Children and Youth, said House youth conference was representatives of the Church for one reaches the summit of See Takes Precedence VOTIVE GUILD Monsignor Raymond J. Galla­ held in 1909, he complained that did appear at the meeting wisdom with old age — can do Because of its antiquity and 431 West 204 S t much good, particularly with New York 34, N.Y. “more often than not we were the important events that took cast in the role of obstruction youths." place in it, the Holy See in 1858 ists— those who objected.” As a conferred on the archdiocese FAO's Immense Mercy result, he said, “we are faced Action May Be Token the “prerogative of place,' Patroneu of Sufferers from with many proposals regarding granting to its Archbishop pre­ NERVOUS children and youth which we On School Bus Issue cedence over all the o^er and MENTAL Underscored by Pontiff find untenable.” Churchmen of the country, ex­ Augusta, Me.—Governor Clin DISORDERS . . . of California Vatican City. — Pope John after arousing great hopes.” He The Bishops of the United cept CardinaU. [NCWC Wire] ton Clauson and state legislative Many Noveoas cele­ XXIII praised the United Na­ added that “mankind is anx­ States, be noted, anxious lor leaders will meet Nov. 23 to de­ brated throughout the tions Food knd Agriculture Or­ iously trying to find from Catholic views to be represented year In the firal AN OROis rouNoeo i n - a s * , r e i m s . f r a n c s cide whether or not to call a ganization as an “immense work which side true peace will at adequately at the 1960 confer­ CELAM Discusses c h u r c h I d A m e r ic a Ftcaa an< .SkliH, l» „ a ll llilrltilwi. a>« Tia. I.r., caiuas, III., tia FtiKlua. Olll. special session of the Maine d e d ic a t e d I d h e r of mercy on a world scale." He last come, who its most effec­ ence. started planning in 1957. honor. Beg her help Legislature to study legislation spoke at an audience to 500 tive builders will be.” To date 103 dioceses have Washington Meet and Interceaaion. authorizing the transportation persons from 80 countries Then the Pope stated; "Those named priests to serve as local Formeque, Colombia. — Six­ F o r iRfonnetlon about on tax-supported school busses (he League ol St, taking part in the organization's who promote the exercise of liaison men. teen prelates from all over Latin Dynphna, Novena for all school children, regard­ 10th general conference in improvement from nation to In taking these steps, be America gathered in this moun­ Booklets, SUtuea and less of the school they attend. Hedala Rome. nation, mutual help on the cautioned, the Church has no tain town of 10,000 for the m Loi'E m At present in Maine, the w rite to; “Coming from a rural family,” economic level in a spirit of desire to “take over” the con­ fourth meeting of the Latin transportation on public school National Shrine of the Pontiff said, “we have seen unselfishness and benevolence ference, but instead wishes to American Bishops’ Council busses of children wl}o attend St. Dymphna with our own eyes in our youth —are they not the ones who are manifest its “Christian charity MASSILLON, OHIO non-puhlic schools is unauthor­ (CELAM). and we have never forgotten following the surest means and concern” in regard to Highlight of the event was a ized by law, according to a de how great are the labors and youth problems. discussion of the recent confer­ toward union and true peace cision of the State Supreme M ost Reverend among men?” Those engaged in planning ence in Washington on the burdens of those who dedicate Court the past May. Ifb iih themselves to working the land. the meeting, said the priest, needs of the Church in Latin highJ h o o u £ I„) Monsignor Luigi C. Ligutti, The court held, however, that “To contribute toward light­ of the U.S. National Catholic have again and again found per­ America. The Washington con­ the transportation could be I (Mi|Itti4yn.' ening their burden, to give a Rural Life Conference and one sons e.xpressing alarm about ference was attended by top- Fulton J. Sheen made legal and constitutional if Uom Wv p«er«^h«i little more of the good things of the Holy See’s two perma­ the “apathy, indifference, and banking members of the Hier­ fMUMi AJvoiM 0 the state’s lawmakers adopt fimi, NIbv UY& Comae cf of life to those who make pos­ inertia” of American youths. archy in the United States, Can­ fGt tu iu m nent observers for the FAO, law specifically permitting it. sCFfOOf sible the bread of other men— expressed the FAO's apprecia­ Morol Concepts ada, and Latin America. The k w i m Foi m i n six Latin America Bishops who so W. Vaour platei ends the bother of of fact I have saia so in many propagation of the Chair of temporary appllcallona. With plates on enamelled Society for the Propogation of the Foith dent of Al-Hikma University, held iirmly to Plaati-Uner VOU of my writings. My mystical, Unity Oolave” and invited "the CAN EAT ANYTHINGI Simply lay Insignia in red mounted on each. Each is boxed in blue* and I dare say Catholic, faith Baghdad. Father Banks, who re­ faithful of every race and clime soft strip of PlasU-Uner on trouble­ ceived a doctorate in English to join in this period of pra? er." some upper or lower. Bite and. It gray plostic. They ore oil in the very latest and most is the very backbone of my molda perfectly. Easy to use, taste- literature from Fordham Uni­ The Pontiff sought the wide­ acceptable . poetry and of my epical and leas, odorieis, harmieat to you and dramatic work.” versity. , in 1958, spread observance of the Octave your plates, Removable aa dlrected- headed Al-Hikma's English de­ UoDcy-back guarantee. At your drag “espccialiy in view of the forth counter. SIJO rellner for one plate; partment before being insUlled coming General Council, during $2 SO, two plates. Plastl-Uner. Ine.. as president. Now in its fourth Dept. OS-B3, 10T3 M ain S t., B u ffa lo Ike's Call on Pontiff which it is hoped that our sep­ 9, N .V . year, AI-Hikma University bas arated brethren w ill be cop­ To Be Informal One a student body that is 40 per iously enlightened and strength BRIMMS PUSTl-LINER cent Moslem. ' ened by the Divine Comforter.” IHC rillMSNCNT DlNtUDE RELINER Rome.—In Europe to make advance arrangements for Presi­ dent Eisenhower’s tour, presi 'V v Charm ter chain er bracelet Sinner Rejects God Shrinks Hemorrhoids dential press secretary James C. p., eil In euontity j_ _ j Hagerty said in Rome that the Questions and Answers Without Surgery - . - U t President’s visit to John XXlll will be strictly in the nature of B y L i n u s M. R io r d a n , Ph.D. Mortal sin means such a seri­ Stops Itch—Relieves Pain a private call. W hat is sin? ous offense that it destroys the Sin is a disturbance of right For the first Ume tclence bia The informality of President life of the soul by killing sancti fouDit * new healing subftance with Eisenhower’s call indicates that order. When God created man fying grace. Venial sin is a less the Aitonishing ability to ihrink the tradilionarprotMoVo^^^^^ He established a norm of recti- serious transgression of the law hemorrboldi and to reUeva pain— 'THANK YOU, GOD' wUhout nirgery. In cate after caae, Oval cult links during visits from heads of state I of God and does not deprive the whlle'gentty relieving pain, actual will be dispensed with aimos,'God as his final end. This norm soul of sanctifying grace. THANKSGIVING DAY as a time to show gratitude reduction (ahrinkage) took place. g All tn number Hoat amarlng of all—reaulta were entirely. could be compared to a yard- W hy is sin so horrible? to the divine source of all prosperity is symbolized in this 10 thorough that aufferers made aa- S ef pairs Q J . _• - X. islick that would be the measure tonlshlng itatementa like "Piles God in creating the human display arranged by the students of Christian Brothers Normal ?°'!]®;Of man’s actions. If the acts of have ceased to be a pioblcml" race gave man every blessing Institute. Ammendale, Md. The first proclamation calling for The secret Is a new healing inb- p A f' of Dec. 4. the.n,g„ conform to that measure- the national observance of a day of thanks and prayer was stance iBlo-Dyne

M or* M oih*r* d«p»nd3 ono n Flotehor's F Castorla I h i t l i o r la LISTENING IN to correct constipation (Continued From Pope One) ' S t last Apostle, and He had no plan that it would building of a holy Church, in which all the faith­ p be substituted for by a large group of inde­ ful would be held together by the bond of love pendent sects, often teaching doctrine that and one faith; that the whole multitude of in children of all ages varies from sect to sect, as we find in Protes­ believers might be preserved in the unity of tantism. faith and communion by m c^s of priests closely A man can believe almost anything he wishes, united with one another, Eternal Father A ll qui«t on th« and completely change the moral law's applies instituted the blessed Peter as the perpetual tion to himself, if he belongs to some sects that principle and visible foundation of unity. tM th lfis front... parade under the name of Christianity. When i S k ally IsrK i t U H i a TiitMit There is a threefold unity of government, latioa to batiri fMM t o oBlck. » ( • ratW we study tbe discourses of Christ in tbe New tl toilMii sola. A t all d>ug smaUua Testament, however, we find no variance of faith, and worship in the Church. Its teaching doctrine, but a clear statement of both dogmatic officials and government are no less visible and moral law. I t is o'bvious that we have to than the obedience rendered to them by the MUM'ZIT follow Christ's program, not our own. united people and clergy. Thii unity of the TootMag Lotion Church is owed to tbe fact that she is constantly Fer (oottoeto, tbniiira guided by the Holy Spirit and therefore Catholic Brrltotwo, eeuraltis pahw, Profestcinf Slond Aok/or NUU-ZIT Adult Strengl^ both In unity of worship and in unity of faith. In Our Day Christ, as we have seen, called upon His Father — rioOMuairutoAC Cotsewsnu^^ Our Protestant brethren hive some Liberals to make the unity of His Church an external MAKE who reject all suthority, even tbe Bible. Others and perpetual sign of His Divine mission to the stand by the Reformation contention that every whole world. ROSARIES thing necessary will be found in the Bible and Tbe fact of its unity in truth obviously shows Ai a orolKsblt huilMwor it. alone, and that anybody is competent to inter­ ■ to litirln f h«t)k|r. the living protection of God to the Catholic pret the Scripture. EXILED PRELATE AND POPE Sifttf (or (;o i cole log oiirf Church. Tile deposit of faith given to the Church There is no doubt that the great majority ipMtof ielisduettnellsr. by Christ and tbe Holy Spirit has never been ARCHBISHOP Paul Yu-pin of Nanking, exiled from of American Protestants are sincere, and that LEWIS i COMPANY lost, even in the face of the battering (d 20 his see by Chinese Communists, has been named 405 V t Ato.. Trn, k.Y. many have retained some great Christian truths; centuries; but succeeding generations have found mcgnificus of the Fu-jen Catholic Untvenity, formerly located cuniiu but they have deprived themselves of many magnificent new glimpses of truth in it, which in Peking and now re-established in Formosa. He is pictured WHEN A LAXATIVE IS NEEDED to eorract iMtlaao- means of sanctification and of the use of tbe D o n , tantrums, loss of appetits due to temporary added no new dogmas but did allow us to see (right) following a private audience with Pope John XXIII, coD^pation... teaching machinery set up by Christ Himself. in clearer and clearer light old revelations and who blessed the university and its 'benefactors and donated The Papacy to^y is the office that Christ their application to new times and problems. : lOO.OOO as bis first personal contribution. At the left is Cardinal DO AS MOST MOTHERS DO for prompt, pleasant, gave to St. Peter, with the direction that this w tu r a l4 ik e relief without the griping and diarrhea Agagianian, Pro-Pr^ect of the Sacred Congregation for tbe harsh adult laxatives may bring . . . Apostle was to fe ^ His lambs and to feed His Propagation of the Faith. sheep. The obvious doctrine of the Holy Spirit’s Holiness of Catholic GIVE GENTLE FLETCHER'S CASTORIA— the only na- role in the Church hss never been lost sight Church Outstanding tionally-recognized laxative specially made for children's ip k ia l needs. of by Catholics. Individuals can make a wrong The holiness of the Church is outstanding. interpretation of Catholic doctrine, but the Its government and teaching office are essen­ Urged to 'Have Faith' Church officially cannot. When she properly tially holy. Its Mass, its sacraments, its magnifi­ uses the divine machinery of organization and cent devotions, its sacramentals, its religious In Church's Apostolate @ ^CASTORIA discernment of truth that was set up for her, she orders, its seminaries, its other schools, its beau­ Ai O m l H. FlMdMr—Tbe Orislnal eed Om u Im is always right. There has been no time in her tiful Catholic family life—many things about it Vatican City.—A group of making his first visit to Rome French pUgrims, including Bish­ since the Holy See ordered an ONLY A/CHILD’S LAXATIVE FULFILLS A CHILD’S NEEDS history when she has not been marked by eX' are conspicuous for their sanctity. traordinary holiness in a large number of her The fact that it goes ahead century after ops. priests, end parliamentar- end to tbe priest-worker experi­ ^LADE TlLTSr members. century beatifying and canonizing outstanding iina, were urged to “have faith ment in France. I . . . TABLE REMAINS LEVEL , sons and daughters who are notable exam­ in the apostolate of tbe Church” It is on the foundation of ~ all i»Oheuaia»nb HAVE FINE FOOD. MONSIGNOR and inexhaustible fecundity in all good things, WONDERFUL FOR RYAN, our representative in Palestine, WELL HAVE AN ES­ No denomination outside the Catholic fold a perpetual motive of credibility and this gives incredibly low wages in the na­ erful temptations. Wherever PECIALLY JOYOUS CHRISTMAS IF. In your name, be can has it, though all the sects have organized forms irrefragable testimony of its Divine mission. tion. they triumphed there came only give FOOD PACKAGES TO HIS REFUGEES. And he will of government and all profess to teach Biblical Tbe Seattle parishioner said ruin and massacre. Every nation NERVOUS STOMACH C«j palat. MMplB nauM l wart irtMatfi 1 send you an OLIVE SEED ROSARY FROM THE HOLY LAND religion. Tbe fact is that the Papacy and the her visits to Warsaw. Gdynia, has experienced these kinds of bfkhl^, WBalUv. u d b«arlJM$» ificr i m U For each $10 OFFERING. Apostolical or Episcopal office are absolutely Sanctify ol Church and Poznan convinced her that tempests, and the various epochs an odea caiutd bi Ncmai Rtoaaeh. la tkai rii» bt asd AU IM IS Oatike Tibltii clear in the New Testament, though not ac­ Her Unique Dowry the Church is the Poles' biggest of history were marked with ad­ attfi lM j trlktfi 111 Mieaa tha cepted by many who claim to be constant readers The sanctity of the Church is shown in the hope in the daily struggle versity. But the Christian faith ■etfwiK and WM«a at Iba iinaatb. aod “OUR SCHOOL” lam Uw m e a lir rlati that rhaa Un finncb of that book. Lack of the grace of faith blinds principles it teaches, for it was instituted by against C o m m u n is m . She was sign of glory and of m tn tn aad nil; Bzpdi cu fma nail' W hile children take a momentary delight in the possession them. ack and UUmUa b and dlidbidwt t u gala; (S) Christ to sanctify men and to lead them effica thought the “Communist drive victory where it resisted. Cans a m m wf w$ll*beloc and Nofort la Uii of any thing, they have A CONTINUOUS PRIDE IN THE POS­ dously to heavenly glory. Its powers in the to discourage religion certainly “Beloved brothers and sons, laU ti: fnmptir rtlimi aay lealiiw af SESSION OF “OUR SCHOOL.” This The unity of government, and therefore of supernatural sphere clearly demonstrate its sane has failed in Poland. Church at­ continue to trust Saints Peter fnUnaa or dUMtio) afiir m ill, childlike pride grows through AN ADO­ faith and worship, is a true note of the Catholic tity. Its ability to cleanse the souls of its sin tendance aeems to be rising and Paul. Have faith in the TRIAL PACKAGE FREE Church. Christ compared His Church to a sheep- rather than declining.” apostolate of the Church.” AlLIXlN bu brwkitt Notbub Rumicli ralltf LESCENT FORGETFULNESS to A MA­ ning members, ind its extraordinary means of u rmplB 9( all kpn. Aak j w «aciU ( tw TURE GRATITUDE for the institution in fold, and a kingdom. Sheep readily follow a aid to tbe dying, emphasize its holiness as un A iX U fi:; ar vMto (or laaeam fn t trial MB. Addrw which their adult personalities took root leader. A kingdom has a monarch who reigns questionably coming from a loving and forgiving A L LH ia . OIPT, C51. >209 «. C L im i, and showed the first signs of growth. The over it Sheep obey their shepherd by instinct. God. Christ never wiUed anything more earn­ CHICAGO l i , ILUVOIS W e obey ours because Christ has promised pro­ Pope Practices Wisdom youngsters in CHEMPANTOTTY in INDIA estly. we know from the New Testament time tection to the Church until the end of time. Our and again, than the sanctity of the members of will very happUy say “THEY ARE BUILD­ monarch is Christ, particularly represented on His Church. In 'Imitation of Christ' ING OUR SCHOOL" when we can send their pastor $3,(KN} IN earth by the Holy Father in Rome. YOUR NAM E. Yai C M N FREE f r M TRUSS SLAVERY Christ prayed for unity in His Church and Spread All Over Honolulu.—John X X III told lowest place and be aubject His language was such that dissident sects ought Father Pierre Gerard, S.S., New there It i new modern NorvSarjitel Inhabitable Earth to every one. Desire always tr.ntmerrr thet is desigrsed ro eermenenrFy ANY PERSON YOU NAME to be worried about it. "Holy Father,” Jesus Superior General of the Sul- and pray that the will of (}^ cotrtcl ryptvre. These Non-Svrgiul treet. As for the catholicity ol the Church, she ments ere so cerriln. Ihei a liUiime Cir- A GIFT CARD WITH PRESSED FLOWERS FROM THE asked God tbe Father, “keep in Thy name those pician Fathers, bow he has may be entirely fulfilled in 'Ificait e( AssuritKt is given. Wrire tedev whom Thou hast given Me, that they may be extends to all nations and is diffused all over applied certain principles of thee.” ter our NEW FREE beck, th it gives fee's HOLY LAND will be sent to you — OR ANY PERSON YOU the earth; She sends missionaries to pagans, that trvy save you painful and aseemivi one, even a$ W e are... . Yet not for these only tbe /rnttation o f C h rist to bis Many of the changes made Mrgtry. and falls frow notHurglufly you NAME — when yon send in your offering for do I pray, but for those who through their word schismatics, and heretics, and she enjoys a con­ own life. may a u in work. live. play. at>d love end by John XXIII to simplify enioy life In the nranner you dosirt. Thera CHRISTMAS MASSES — or your CHRISTMAS are to believe in Me, that all may be one, even stant stream of conversions. All the sects com­ The secret of his success Vatican protocol are based on is no obligo'ion. GIFT of $50 for Mass vestments, $25 for a cmd as Thou, Father, M e, I T h e e ; t h a t bined fail to equal her in size. She pervades all Eualiiir_MediailModi pink, , ,.. D^l. H-11M in and in they ss “Pontiff of the Common these words. (NCWC Wire] iKalsior Sgrlngi fix, or $10 for an stone. The same card goes also may be o n e in U s, that the world may be­ ranks of society, lovingly teaches tbe (kispel to Man,” said tbe Holy Father, to you, OR TO OTHERS YOU NAME, as mem­ lieve that Thou host sent Afe,” (John xvii). the poor, takes care also of the rich and power­ is-found in Book Three, Chap­ RUSSIAN ICON CHRISTMAS CARDS ful, and amazes the world by her constant pro­ 12 assnrttd cords, 5 lubiacls SI .00 25 assorted icon prints _____ ItM bers of the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST MISSIONS. ter 23, entitled “Of Pour 12 assorted cards, 3 HtbjKfs, 12 assorltd ken prints Iposicatd motion of learning. No sect approaches her Things Which Bring Much large size ------1,65 »ii«l 1.00 Individual Annual Membership — $1, Individual St. Paul Urged clergy in scholarship. I Peace." A Chrlstnios S lfl—a Rvsilan lean Byuntint Missal (eonmon only) . SO Perpetual Membership— S20, Fam ily Annual Mem­ Unity, True Lowe She remains essentially the same, century I larninatad icon (8»10) ______1,95 Russians' Oavolion fe Our Uoy . Written in the form of a -.15 bership $5, Family Perpetual Membership $100. St. Paul, in Ephesians iv, 1.6, said; after century, and gives no signs of dissolution. 4 lemina'ed icons |app. 3xS> . 1.00 10 Pamphlers nn Eastern R ile s ____ 1.00 “I. dialogue between Christ and Write for a Free Catalog therefore, a prisoner in the Lord, ei^ort you to She does not hesitate to cast out of her fold ICON 4 BOOK SERVICE the faithful soul seeking to walk in a manner worthy of the calling with groups that try to introduce corrupt doctrine. Eardhaw Vniv. Iitstlaa Catrttr, New Tofk 51, N. T. THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE A GRATEFUL DAY FOR know the will of God, the which you are called . . . beortnp loith one The Catholic Church’s apostolic succession is YOU AS YOU REMEMBER THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN chapter has Christ telling the another tn love, careful to preserve the unity of YO U R W ILL . obvious from her uninterrupted teaching of soul to: “Do rather the will the Spirit in the bond of peace: one body and truth and of correct worship, and also in the of another than thine own. one Spirit, even as you were called in one hope succession of Popes and clergy. H er clergy's Choose rather to have less "SURE, AND YOU’RE ONE OF OUR OWN” of your calling." origin was in the Apostles, who were personally than more. Always seek the —said the old Irish lady to the priest who feigned concern that chosen by Christ Tbe Papal and Episcopal lines the did not treat him with the same deference as she did the Unity of faith, worship, and government was of succession from them have been uninterrupted. 1960 PILGRIMAGES to the dlfnlhed Monalgnor. In a very literal sense JOHN and AUGUS­ taught as essential by the Vatican Council, which Her doctrine, her mission, and her authority are Requiem Celebrated 37tt iDterRatioial Eucharistic Coegress, Munich, Gemaor TINE will be “YOUR OWN” if you can send $100 for each showed that the Eternal Father decreed the year of their six-year seminary course. clearly apostolic.—Monsignor Matthew Smith To ROME-LOURDES-FATIMA For Senator Longer HiihhOBEflAMUERGAU PASSiONPUY ‘THEY WILL DO ANYTHING FOR Cassleton, N. Dak. — Requiem THE SISTERS." This is the compliment Ask and Learn Mass was offered in St. Leo’s paid to so many men and women because Church for U-S. Sen. William of their generous devotion to “THE SIS­ Address P. 0 . Box 1620, Denver, Colo. Langer, 73, of North Dakota. TERS.” You can do something MORE A prograa o f P il(nii^M rlepartinf Naw -Vork by ship and by air ara FUNDAMENTAL. Your gift of $150 a One port of the Hew Testa- in the Temple to those who bad munity a part of your fortune, Called "W ild BUI” for his Bow effargd by AioerKaii Bxpreoa. Bach group will ba aecoropaiiied by year for two years w ill make it possible ntent that hai alwayi puasted a right to know. particularly if you paid the re­ political nonconformism, the a premiDent Spiritssal D irector. 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I d be announcad the Savior’s answer to His incident in the Temple, were your plan of distribution. The before his death. The Senator Jaly ...... Nkuw AastHdaw...... AtabICKrp Jouph (. Rummgl. New Orittn tA was deeply affected by the death JelyId...... Quean Mary...... AtdibriAopJgknJ. Mitty. Saa Fraaciiae. (alii, Mother seem a bit curfF A lso not known fully to her at the amount, in general, should be Jaly 25...... TWA...... Vt7 Rar. AUiis L.McClithy, Chiaf], IlL YOUR CHRISTMAS OFFERING to THE LEPER FUND will of his wife, Lydia, the past help our pain-filled patients find the TENDERNESS OF THE the text says Mery and Joseph time of'their occurrence. Luke's regulated by the size of your Optional extonasona to England, Ireland or Scandinavia available. Also CHRIST-CHILD through YOUR GIFT-GIVING HANDS. "d id n o t unjersldnii th e w ord statement that the pair “did not fortune, the need of your mar­ August. Shortly afterward be Holy Week and Bader Pilirimaiea in Holy Land or in Rome departing that He spoke to them ." I always understand” means that, “from ried children, and tbe need of quietly returned to the sacra­ March 29 and April 10.For illustrated fold m aaa your TRAVEL AGENT on ments and tbe faith of his boy­ thought the holy couple knew tbe point of view of her subse­ your daughter's community. AUERiCAlj EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE, ell (hot they needed to know far quent knowledge, Mary recog­ hood, when he was an altar boy. l&llearBstCQlssioosjiil their important role. nized that she and Joseph had Many apparent difficulties in not understood all tbe facts at FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President the Bible, it seema, would be dis­ the tim e.” Mtgr. P«Nr P. Tuetiy, Nenrer Biblical subject in question. It is true that ordinarily a ■dltaMa.Chter . Ru Rev. Hstthew Smlib, FbJ}„ U ltD ., JourJ), IXJ>. Jesus’ reply to Mary could not nun-daughter would not need MiBsfloa Director ....Very Rev. User. John B. Csvsnsfb. U jt , PhJ>. have been curt in actuality for Executive Edllor, r.ev. John B. Ebcl. Lltl.D., HUt.D.: Associste Bdliors, so much o i an inheritance as IT OFFERS YOU: 1. A reasonable rate of interest as long as you live. 2. A reliable Linus M. Riordin, PfaD.j Rev. Dsniel nsherty, M.A.; Psul H. Hsllett, three reasons: Jesus' love for would her brothers an ! sisters Lllt.O.: Freak Uorrlss, BB.. LL.B., Ult.D. income to meet your iJaily needs. 3. Freedom from financial worry. 4. Profit for His Mother. His perfect virtue, who have families to support- yourself with an opportunity for charity. 5. Participation in the missionary work Thirty-four Archdioceses snd Dioceses hsve editions of this newi- and tbe fact that Mary did no Still, convents must often insist of the Church: 6. (kmtentment and happiness, knowing that your good deeds will psper as otnctal orfsos ss follows: Archdioceses of ClocliUMtl, Sinta wrong in feeling anxiety for His on dowries from glris who come re, Kaniss City in Ksnsss, and Danvers Dioceses of Grand Island, live after you. 7. Spiritual remembrances during life and perpetually after death. Great PaUi, Helens, Reno,. Lincoln, Wheelint, Peorts, AJloons^ohns- welfare, but rather was filling to them in order to defray part town, AmsrUlo, Duluth. Nashville, Salt Lake a ty, Stlina, Erie, Kansaa her role as a good mother. of tbeir expenses- Clly-SL Joseph. Tucson, Wichita, Dea Uolnes, Spokane, Pueblo, Sleu- Christ said on that occasion: bsnvUI^ Cheyenne. Lafayette. Aleiindrli.Natchet-Jeckson.Evinivllle, Your nun - daughter, being GresB Bay, Boise, D Paso. The Diocese of Dodae City uses tbe Wish- "How is it that you sought Me? vowed to preserve poverty, has •and mo Infomatlen on yaw Udo Ineomo UluJon Centnet PERMANENT Us edition, and the Clnclnnstl Archdiocese also publishes s Dsytoa Did you not know that I must sdltlon. no personal need of this money, COMPANIONS be about My Father's business? but the community to which she Saeond-Oasf Postsie Paid si Denver, Colorado One commentator remarks, . belongs can put it to good use f o r a an answer surely given with an in the cause of the Church. affectionate smile” (Catholic Comfortable future! ■ 42 I do not think you would Ccmmetitani, p. 944). Christ was have a strict obligation to give 1 merely explaining His presence your daughter's religious com­ T T H E REGISTER Discoverer of Lake Huron THE CATECIIlS.n ILLI STRATED Great Miracles Proof Joseph Le Caron, Great Missionary Q. 41 HAT IK) WF. MEA> WHEN WE SAY. "OCTSIDE THE OH RCH THERE IS Of Divinity of Church By Rtv. John B. Ebel forts had little effect. “What the missions which he proposed >0 SALVATION”? (One of a Series on Catholic are privations," asked the Fran- to found among the Hurons, and when Hc H*. “ Oulsidp ihc (!hnrrh lhrr« Theology for the iMity Builders of Our Ijin d ) ciscan. “to him whose life is spent every available moment ia on uU alion", we mean that thoae Miracles have often marked to rebuild the temple of Jeru­ "Years before the Pilgrims devoted to perpetual proverty— in studying the language. who ihrniifh ihctr owm iT»»e fault do 'cetboljc teaching, down the salem. In order to disprove the When the tJovernor and the anchored within Cape Cod." '*'1'® **0 ambition but to nol know lhal ihe (klfaolir Churrh icourse of the iges. In Bishop prophecy of Daniel concerning missionary returned to writes the Protestant historian *«rve God'" ia thr true Church, or. knowioc it. re- j Milner's scholarly work. The it, Dan. iz. 27. Tempests, whirl­ in the spring, they were greeted George Bancroft, "the Catholic O is c o v e ry o f fuae lo join il. rannot be aarrd. “ He ;£«<( q/ Reltpioua ContTOVertV. winds, earthquakes, and fiery Church had been planted by Huron with joy by the inhabitants, who hrara »ou hrara Me," aaid Chrial lo issued in the 19th century, eruptions convulsed the scene missionaries from France in the *'**” *■ a^airon who had given them up as lost- ilia Apuailea, on whom He founded ilia some extraordinary facts were of the undertaking, maiming or eastern half of Maine: and Le Father Le Caron, accompanied:Father Le Caron returned to (.hnrrh, “ and hr who rcjrcla •ou rrjccia brought together, to show how blasting the thousands of Jews Caron, an unambitious Francis- , 12 armed Frenchmen, tooklFrance to look after the material Mo" (Lnke X, 16). God had upheld Catholic saints. and other laborers employed in can. bad penetrated the land'his place in the fleet of canoesiand spiritual interests of the No Christian questions the the work, and. in short, render­ of the Mohawks, had passed Indians set out for;colony, and on bis return in ing the completion of it utterly the north in the huifting grounds They went up the Ottawa!March, 1817. officiated at the 'miracles and prophecies of the The Calhniir Church waa founded for ihe I Apostles or iheir converts. I Cor. impossible. In the meantime a of the Wyandots. and. bound Kiver. over Lake Nipissing.ifirst Christian marriage in Can- aaUalian o f all mankind, llinae who re­ Ixii. 10: Galit. iii, 5: and if they luminous cross, surrounded with by bis vows to the life of a beg- down the , andiada. between Stephen Jonquest main oviaidr thr CalhoKr tihurrh ihrongh do not. why should any Chris­ a circle of rays, appeared in the gar. had. on foot, or paddling flided into Lake Huron. Fatherland Ann Hebert, no xravr laull o f their own ran be saved tian question the vision and heavens, and numerous crosses a bark canoe, gone onward and L* Caron was thus the first] On the arrival of Father Nich- hv making uae of the icraeea whirh Cod prophecy of the apostolic St. were impressed on the bodies still onward, taking alms of the White man to see this member olas Viel and Brother Gabriel xivr«,,l^m . Though they do nol reiliie il, I Polycarp, the angel of the and garments of the persons savages, till he reached the Ih * Great Lakes, whose wt-iSagard from Prance in 1623, they are beinf saved through ihr tialholic church of u,.,,,.,.,Smyrna. ..^.wApoc. ••ii. ~8. present. waters of Lake Huion." *ssh the shores of Michi-| Father Le Caron took them on tihiirrh. The Church, then, ia Cod’s channel I concerning Father Joseph Le Caron one'^®"' followed the^the long canoe trip to the dis- These prodigies are so strongly of Erare lo all men— in all races, nations. martyrdom, namely, by attested by almost all the au­ of four pioneer missionaries of to ils'tant missions of the Hurons. ■nd Minv who do not ArtuAlIv rtaog* thors of the age. Arians and Canada and the discoverer of s°‘'lhern shores. Father U Ca-'The old cabin was restored, and rise Ihe Church, bnl who serve Cod faith- g j igngtius. Bishop of Anti- Uke Huron, was born near Paris fMChed the an- the priests resumed labor among pagans, no less than Catholics, fnlly aecoedinc lo Iheir ronacirnce. will be [och. lesHRes that the wild beasts that no one but a downright in 1586. He entered the p r i e s t - **'. Huron*-* H** s*vages. Two adults were saved-, on the other hand, man? who cal) martyrs were skeptic can call them in ques­ hood and for a time was chav^.**^;"'' *n tho pr«-|baptized, 9 ihcmveivcs (jitbolics. bnl do nol live up lo frequently restrained by a di tion. They have accordingly lain to the Duke of Orleans. On Simcoe County. Ontario,, The missionaries Uved chief- ihe laws of Cod and Church, are in grave vine power from hurting them. been acknowledged by the mo^ the latter’s death, Father Lei ^om. peas, and danger of eternal damnation. Those who It had been no pleasure ex­ squashes. W ater came from a In consequence of this, he learned Protestants. Caron joined the Recollect, are oalside ihe Church, even through no prayed that it might not be the cursion. “It would be hard to little stream that ran near the and made bis pro- fault nf ihrir own, undoubtedly find il case with him. (M artyred 107.) St. Bernard Was fession in 1611 ' Franciscan door. On the long winter nighta more diffirull lo win salvation, fur they St. Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, Wonder H^orAtcr Father Le Caron was a mem-l^* i ‘!'®y >’>' Hie light of “the ■rr deprived of many o f the jrrares and was the disciple of St. Polycarp, ber of the community in the •“ d*y. with all my fire, having no candles. But “Among the numberless and aids lo salvBlion provided in the Church. and like him an Ulustrious mar well-attested miracles which the Franciscan monastery near the:®‘‘®”*“*'. H*® Indmns: they slept soundly on their beds tyr. Shall we then call in ques­ small French seaport of Brou- .**‘*'"8 ‘Je rivers a hundr^iof bark, worn out by the days histories of the middle ages pre­ tion his testimony, when he de­ age. on the Bay of Biscay, when the, of toil. sent to our view. I stop at those clares that miracles, even to the of the illustrious Abbot St. Ber­ returned *,?.'* “"'J D e s t i n e d iO F revival of the dead, frequently nard. in the 12th century, to to France in search of mission- H**^ ®u‘ "*y M orivr's D eofil took place in Che Catholic whose sanctity the most emi­ tries for Canada. “The salvation-^"” f® ‘hrou«h the * W ealll Church, but never among the Father Viel was destined for Mystical Body of Christ Shows nent Protestant writers have of ’a single soul." said the martyrdom, for he was hurled heretics? (Martyred 202.) borne high testimony.” This Founder of Canada, "ia into me the uiiawa Ottawa Kiver River by an saint, in the life of his friend, Conquest of an^^ jj ^ ,jjjj^:apostale Indian and drowned, Origen Wrote God at Work in Wonderful Way St. Malachy of Armagh (D e­ sa g cm ite—a sort of porridgeSagard was the first to About .Piracies land). among other miracles, fo u r V o lu n te e r made of water and pounded *”1® * history of Canada. To Theology for the Laity Or shall we disbelieve the mentions the cure of the with­ maize, of which they gave us * F*ther Le Caron is owed the ered band of a yduth. by the r o r u o n a a a every'[‘^ ‘ dictionary of the Huron The doctrine of the Mysticali "And all things He made sub-'pray in his person (and. m v « Body of Christ teaches us that'ject under His feet, and Him He liturgical prayer, hardly ever fj,,, „ „ ,„„ai' u;iih ihw application of the dead hand of His search for "some good morning and night. language, that it was usual with the the Church is a supernatural [gave as head over all the in the singular number). When his friend. But this, and all the priests who would have zeal and j “Bui I must also tell you ^ Caron returned to Christians of his time to drive body with Christ as its head. 'Church, which indeed is Hislpraycr is not “answered" for miracles which St. Bernard men­ affection for God's glory” went j what abundant consolation 1 Quebec in the summer of 1624, away devils, heal the sick, and It has been-pointed out that] body, the fullness of Him who I the individual, it is for the tions of other saints, seem dim no farther than the Franciscan found under all ray troubles;!®’’^ *PP®*I *** made to the foretell things to come? adding; the analogy borne by any soci-jis wholly fulfilled in all" (Ephe- Body. The Mystical Body is not when compared with those monastery near his native Brou- when one sees so many infidels''^®*“*^ ^®*P Hie missions, “God is ipy witness; I would not ety of men to an organism isisians i. 22-23). _ iconfined to the C3iurcb visible wrought by himself: which, for age. Father Le Caron and three | needing nothing but a drop '^®*® deBrebeuf and recommend the religion of Je­ sufficiently manifest. In every' “Again. He is the head of Hisjon earth: it includes the re- their splendor and publicity, companions, Fathers Denis water to make them children; i'*H6n>ant — both of sus by fictitious stories, but society the constituent individ-lbody. the Church" (Col. i, 18). 'deemed in heaven and the suf- never were erceeded. Jamet and John d'Olbeau and!of God, be feels an inexpres- *"®*** *^®. ®*“®***^ only by dear and certain facts.” uals are united, as are also the: 'fering in purgatory and all All France, Germany, Switzer­ Brother Pacific du Plessis, vol-|sible ardor to labor for their the Jesuit martyrs of North ,^£rifs Applied One of the students of Origen members of a body, to effecli if,,»/,•„/ d « j „ [those who by any means are land. and bore testimony unteered for the work and were:conversion, and to sacrifice to it America—arrived with several was St- Gregory, Bishop of Neo- to them: and prelates, princes, others in 1626 to take up the a common end; whereas the] poatf Isaid to belong to the "soul of soon ready for the journey. jhls repose and his life." caesarea, surnamed Thaumatur- and the Emperor himself were work. parts they severally play corre-' Members of the Church »re|[jjg church.” The group sailed with Cham- T ire # M rrcc s m gus, or Wonderworker, on ac- often the spectators of them. In When the English seized Que­ spond to the functions of the["®’'P to Christ, plain from Honfieur April 24. Fia>5 MI They form Head, into a spiritual! The Church, as the living count of the numerous and as­ a Journey which the saint made bec in 1629, Father Le Caron bodily organs. ___, ...... 1615. and reached Canada May Wesfern Conada moral unity i though real body by the su-|BodyofChrist.demandsaprin- tonishing miracles which God in Germany, he was followed by 25. The first Mass since the days] The Indians built a s m a ll'*** the missionaries ex- This. of course, is true of theof grace lhaticiple of life, co-ordinating all wrought _ by his means. -Many .w of Philip, • Archdeacon...... of Liege.- - of Cartier was celebrated, and bark cabin for the Franciscan P®H«d to France. When Canada Church bul the Church has also' ®y **f^® fi''’*" ‘o BapUsm;|ils activities to one end. This'these, even to slopping theiwho was sent by Sampson. Arch- a rude little monastery was near Ctrhagouha, one of the'*** restored. Father Caron a unity of a higher order il is ®''®‘’^' **** h'* proper'principle is fittingly called theicourse of a flood, and the mov-'bi$hop of Rhelms, to observe his erected in Quebec, which Cham- ehie(f villages. He made an altar, *“®^ opposition from\noi merely s moral but i m«ti- ‘*®' H* receives the soul of the Church. Its virlueiing of a mountain, are recorded (actions. This writer gives an ac- plain bad founded in 1608. Fa- *nd Champlain arrived in time ®*''H authorities of the coM1*1 . j . ^ [graces HArMcarv necessary fi\ to fulfill fulfil] i*ia» it‘is rlAwei.Aafderived f^nmfrom Christ fKirthe head.; by (Kthea IlearnedaaptiaH father ffilhAr whnwho. soon: count of ^ a ...... vast number of in­ al ______! A a- Fl—a XI __ j a . _ lAttV fhal Ha AiMiIH IlAf L»UU>. ther Le Caron was sssigned to foi" the first Mass, offered Aug. ^^*f ^^® ^ u ld not return, This truth that the C h u r c h ’*** of the Head, as life and vigor flow into the after, wrote his life stantaneous cures, which the and died “broken-hearted, work among the Hurons, who 12. 1615. When the Mass w a s *" ’’ is the MvstiMl Bodv of Christ''*®*®* Christ. Membership in branches from the vine; or St. Cyprian, the great oma- holy Abbot performed on the • i.u. — w...,:...... J.. ., .... o...... g£ (ijjyj century, re­ occupied lo w ^ Michigan as well I Hnished, a cross was made, March 20, 1632. in the convent all its'members being guidedi'*’* Church or Mystical Body isjfrijm the Holy Spirit, who by lame, the blind, the paralytic, as a large portion of Canada.|blessed, and erected in the of Stc. Marguerite. counts several miracles which and directed by Christ the head,! " T T * ' * " ‘"’»'®*' and other diseased persons. Father d’Obleau began workingipresence of a crowd of wonder- Father Le Caron is described is set forth by St Paul in vari- through His Mystical Body cherishes, rules, and adorns the took place in it; some of which Speaking of those wrought at by the Catholic Encyclopedia as among the Montagnais of theiing savages. The little band of ous passages more esoeciallv in **’’® Ghrist;s m eriU applied.,Church. Its effect is Ihe super-!prove the Blessed Eucharist to Cologne, he says: “They were a "saintly man. given to the Saguenay River, and the other Frenchmen chanted the Te Ephesians iv 413 (cf John '* His individual natural life of all those who ac-lbe a sacrifice, and others show not performed in a comer; but practice of austerities, but gen­ two Franciscans stayed at Que-|Deum. Bishop who confirms, preaches, tually are in a slate of grace'the lawfulness of receiving It the whole city was witness to tle towards others.” “He was a XV. 5-8). bee to care for the colonists and' “And then," writes Francis governs, but Christ through him;!in dependence on the merits of under one kind. them. If any one doubts, or is neighboring Indians. Parkman, New England histor- man of eminent piety, zeal, and Doctrine Christ and the Church sacri- Christ and the sanctifying ac-i In the middle of the fourth curious, he may easily satisfy After moving by canoe 180'ian, "a volley of their guns pro- virtue.” writes the historian Is Explained fice with the priest; the individ-ltion of the Holy Spirit. It islcentury happened that wonder- himself on the spot, especially miles up the St Lawrence Ri-; claimed the triumph of the John Gilmary Shea, “and as ual Christian does not pray]therefore wider than the visi-jful miracle, when the Emperor as some of them were wrought founder of the Huron mission, The doctrine may be summar­ ver from Quebec, Father Le Faith to -the ofctes. Tnonitoua, alone, but Christ and the Church I bte body of the Church. ljulian the Apostate attempted on persons of considerable rank one of the greatest servants of ized as follows: il) The mem­ Caron came the present site of land all the brood of anomalous and reputation." Montreal. Jhere he found scoresldeviis who had reigned with un-, God in the annals of the Ameri- bers of the Church are bound A great number of these of canoes and hundreds of Hu- disputed sway in these wild ®*'' n*i*sious-" together by a supernatural life miracles were performed in ex­ ron warriors who had come on realms of darkness. The brave ------communicated to them by Catholicity Has Played Major 'Christ through the sacraments. press confirmation of the Cath­ Iheir annual expedition lo trade Friar, a true soldier of the Rellfion ‘Ghostlv’ olic doctrhie which he defended. with the French, Church, had led her forlorn Bowlini Green. 0.-Religion:;r;“,n:'Clirizt “ is “rL the center ««u and auurce source Thus, preaching al Sarlet against The missionary immediately [hope into the fastnesses of Hell- has an aura of “unreality and',„,4 Role in Advance of Workingman began lo study the manners and He had said Ihe first Mass in ghostliness” on many college ^ endows each one with the impious and impure Henri- gifts fitting him for his position Theology for the Laity cans, a species of .Albigenses. he customs of his new flock, and the country of the Hurons.’’ .campuses, the Rev, Charles E in the body (ibid., 7-12). These. took some loaves of bread and to familiarize himself with their , Champlain, who when trying jSheedy, C.S.C.. told 1,000 stu- To anybody who has watched meant by nature to live in har-lparlicularly on questions of blessed them, after which he language. He had determined:to dissuade the Franciscan fromidents at Bowling Green Slate graces, through which each isithe progress of labor for years, mony for their mutual advan-ijusticc. Among these duties equipped for his work, form it and who knows the Papal ency- tage. Capital cannot do without.some concern the lower classes said: "By this you shall know to return with them to theiriwintering with the Hurons had I University. The dean of the. col- country and winter with them.ievidently been convertedrtpH tn thp Uoo of /rtc anH 1b *pi-« »f’ *" °>'8*nized whole, whosc-clicals on that subject, it is!labor, or labor without capital.Und the workers; for example that,I preach to you the true when Champlain arrived on the idea, stayed until springine Faiheriiinivprsitv nf Mnirn Damp , 5 ' *re knit together IS though, obvious ihatthe Calholic Chufch It is nol Catholic or Christian! that they must faithfully and‘doctrine, and the heretics preach ifiiiasp In »>.ih.iip^ ihi. In "apiim,.,,. Mui * syst*") llgaments and his been one of the chief to treat the working man or,honestly keep to work-contracla'a false doctrine—all your sick, scene and attempted to dis- Le Caron went fromI village to.triDUteo to.tributed inis this to “religious religious illit- .itij ...i...... „ i.! ______j ______. . _ T . _____»______x.. — j ______j ... >ki. k„.j .k.n __ suade him. The Governor’s ef-i village to lay the foundation of ervey. joints (ibid.. 16: Col. ii. 19). reasons why working men and woman .as a tool to be bought.freely and fairly entered into: who eat of this bread, ihall re- Through them. too. (2i the;women are so much better off in the cheapest market. In the that they must do no damagetcover their health.” which pre- Church has its growth and in .today than they were at the wage-system as such there is to property nor offer violence[diction was confirmed by the jerease. growing in extension as, turn of the present century. The nothing essentially unjust, bul to their masters; that, whileicvent. JhsL PcupuwL 'it spreads through the world, and'reform has been gradual but'justice demands that living.safeguarding their own inter- St. Bernard himself, in Ihe intensively the individual Chris-steady. 1 wages, with an eye on family jests, they must refrain from most celebrated of his works, ad­ By Pawl H. H allett Ilian develops in himself the The class struggle Is not so requirements, should be the ^violence and must not start dressed to Pope Eugenius III, Death; A Book of Preparation‘drawn from wide acquaintance Lioht in the Earlu Went bv '‘keness of Christ (ibid.. 13-15). strong today as it was during first charge on the profits of seditious movements; that they'refers to the miracles which ® ^ ^ In virtue of this union the the reign of Pope Leo XIII.industrial enterprise. must svoid tieing mixed up with'God enabled him to work, by onConsolation.byBarry Ulanov'with the facts. Father Cervantes Rev. James J. Schlafly. is the^u.LkL.k /n T w . a u -‘nousiriai enterprise. criminal-minded people who'way of justifying himself for (N.Y. 3. 64 University, Sheed &• shows that the married woman life of Berenice Chouteau, one ^ , ‘ *. ^ ** ***** Religion's Role Ward. 55). can fulfill her being only in of the most famous women pio-:™!"* '‘■P** 23' H *‘[e« the ^ B j o y n o i e hold out lo them unreasonable!having preached the second II I t > Il • monogamy Will witho^^^livo;^ MUM M t Vl>ri*«s M‘a I J l^«*JI'^ Nl»l oS ISie^kXItl WUMVI MAT II f S ®"® p n n n ^ i^ 'olT . ;iik“h ‘Ii; In Labor____ Peace expectations and preposlerous'crusade,* and. in his letter to the In Uus well-selected anthology, brilliant chapter closes the study of "Mother of the Diocese" and J*!® the defonded the lading man and Leo XHI not only defended promises which, as a rule., ^ople of Touloui^ he mentions prose and poetry about the with penetration into the Due'"Malriarch of Kan.sas City" give^?*'®^®*' “ ^‘**''*‘ <* «'• *®"***’-*** employes. the just claims of labor but merely result in vain regrela;his having detected the hereUcs great mysterious exit of life flow 12). meaning of sexual differences, jan idea of her importance. Labor, Capital also stressed the part religion,and great pecuniary loss. |among them, not only by words, from a wide variety of sources, This union between Head and must play in smoothing out. “Then there are the t'ulies in- *’“* **y **‘® working miracles, including some that are not !\’eed Each Other Pother of the American Nawv, :'®?"’ *’®''* '* conserved and nour- ijnterclass difficulties. He said.^gg^bent on those who are rich' The miracles of St. Francis Christian, but have Christian , Occarional Talks. Vol. 3. by by* “Floyd"^ Andrn!on*'^Tt''ne^ ****®^ **y '**® H®*>' Eucharist, The Church leaches that .seek-'in his Renim Novarum, May 15. and’“maste7s, *^7y ntuVnot’r e - t h e Apostle of India, who spirit. iKather Arthur Tonne iEmporia,!kardlv be said is ih'e iiorv of Through the Blessed Sacrament '"S one's bread by working for 1891: Iheir work-peoole as "'•s contemporary with Luther, The selections are grouped ac­ Kans., P. 0. Box 310. Didde captain John Barry. our incorporation into the Body "thers for pay, including bodily "And first of all. full religious slaves; they must resp«t in '" number, splendor, and pub! cording to the various aspects Pnnling Co.. $2.50). of Christ is alike outwardly'l***°c. is honorable, and she training, of which the. Church 'n,at equality in person-I'city may vie with SL Ber- of death: Its naturalness, its Father Didde has written 35 Mother Alfred and ihe Doc- symbolized and inwardly aetuai- -sf**. l>cforc us the example of is the exponent and guardian, jjn y £|,j£ springs from wbat we."*'''^’*- They consisted in fore- goodness, the need lo be ready, volumes of serrnons and stories j Jars Mayo, by James P. Richard- ized. "We ...... - beine manv arc- ...... onp.t-hrisl, . k who » worked ir- as k.- a ■-» car- can u be . of . very u-- great value^ in . .o,™...... kp. k rKri.ii.n . . . v . phspspipr . —....k... telline - future events,...... soeakine.. its consolations, eternal life, for sermons—surely a recordljon, is ihe novelized life'of the o"® *>«ly; for we alliP®"‘®^ His public life, the Usk of bnnging into har-p-grther. that productive arts'""''''"*" languages, calming of its kind—and every one of ...... t u . f-k....u . . . . u . . . u . . . ------. _ j ------. k . heaven, hell, and purgatory, and first Mother Superior General oflP®” **'® bread" (I T**® Church leaches that there.mony and combining the ,re—if we consult nature andi^mpesls at sea, curing various prayers lor the dead. Some of them is full of fresh and atimu- the Sisters of Saint Francis of'Lor. x, 17). '* "" necessary opposition be- wealthy classes and the lower. Christian philosophy — no dis-jmaladies. and raising the dead these excerpts are of great sen- lating material. The present vol­ Joliet. Their mission was to! Strong Text ®'*“ tn-ace to a m ai but add to hislf? I'fe- and. though they took tentiousness. ume was written at the request teach, Killbut tKai*they apaare naiplipviAperhaps bestWmo* ' r_ ^ _ . • i working men. but that ihcy^arc of its duty to the other, mwe i,gngr_ uj^y provide him Pi*ce remote countries, yet of many pnesU. and it includes;known for their St. Mary's Hos- ^ with fitting needs for support- 'bey were verified in the same, the subjects they suggested. |piia| in Rochester. Minn , staffed Christ eloquently taught as to ing himself !^" *^'*r the saint’s death, by And God M ade Man and The REAL Divisive Element Forty-seven talks are herejby the world-famous Mayo'nur union with Him: "Abide “It is assuredly inhuman and ? commission from « n « ^ S*J *(^hicago'^4 ^ 14^ ' P'^esented. They are marked bylclitiic. The author tells his story j" -Me. and I in you As the , , , . John H I, King of PortugaL and (concreteness and vividness of|'*''tb great skill and semilivity,{branch cannot bear fruit of it- disgraceful to. make an 111 usegenerally acknowledged, Jackson, Regnery, S i). detail, much historical fact, and while adhering strictly to the'self unless it remain on (he jof men for the sake of things'not only by Europeans of differ- Father Cervantes, a sociolo­ many anecdotes. Thus they sup facts. vine, so neither can you un­ 'or fur the sake of gain, or toient religions in the Indies, but gist of nation-wide reputation, ply the priest with both ideas less you abide in Me. 1 'am '■ act as though men's only value; *1*® bY Ibe native Mohammedans here concentrates on one of his and illustrations, without mak- Teachinp the Facts o f L ife. the vine, you are the branches, lay in what their sinews and P*8ans. favorite subjects. Ihe differences; ing necessary a r1o.se adherence by Rev. Paul M. Baier (Techny.'He who abides in Me. and I in At the same time with this (hat sex introduces between man [to the entire sermon. The stylo IH.. Divine Word Publications,,him. he bears much fruit, for muscles ran supply. 'saint lived the holy contempla- and woman. is informal, the ideas are easily'19 cents), offers an unusualiwithout .Me veil ran do nnihing Souls Musi Be ' tive St. Philip Neri, in proof of The reader will here find end 'be transitions arejand practical way of introducing!If an.vone doe.s nol abide in Me. j whose miracles 300 witnesses, Taken Into Account I seme of them persons of high less facts, significant or merely **** ®°'*®‘J“ ’^ " 5 *" 11® *^k“ ** ***® curious, about what one sex P®**''’ ';'***® *'*'*‘* ' * “**':*‘® **"'** ®°'**‘* * * P * * ’® " * * * * * ® * " ‘'** *"'* '‘ ■'her: amt thc> ".Similarly.il is a precept th a t.*'® ® ® j ‘*®*‘‘'®**’Y ® « '"- does better or more than thci ®®‘f ®*''’*f'; *® f''“®'®‘’ *"** Pr*®' slruclion in the meaning of shall gatiier them up and east in the case of the poorer classes. other, in a single chapter more '®*‘-*'!** *^® «®**‘°***‘**V words. Some of these words re- them into the lire, and lhe\ religion and the good of their Resurrection than 100 sources may be drawn' 1^.® P***®® "®®‘**; " ® . * “ fer to the parts of the body.'shall burn. If you ahiite in Me. souls must be taken into ac* r . > upon. But the controlling idea, **’*®"‘; 7>® including the sexual parts. The and if .My words abide in you, count: consequently, that it is tft the UeUa the increasing purpose of the r'®*^ P®**®* instruction has the interest of ask whatever you will and 11 the business of masters to. The following century w u book as it jiears itiT n d . is to ‘’• " ‘H’"*' ***y- a game and offers a natural ap--shall be done to you" (John xv. secure for (heir work-people [marked by the attested mir- show that fhen and women by I • • p proach to sex education. 4-71. sufficient leisure for the prac- aclea of St. Francis de Sales, Iheir differences are made to' offered by Benziger, fr8 Bar- • • • "Yet nul for these only do tice of their religion; nor should even to Ihe resurrection of the serve distinct purposes in the;ei,y. New York 8. at $2 each, A Short Historv o f th e Calh- 1 Pr*)'- bul for lhu.se also who they expose a man to the allure-dead; as it was also by those of divine plan, and (hat we ignore ;*re the following four readable, olic Church, by Denis Meadows Ibrough iheir word are to be- menis of vice and the attractions St. John Francis Regis, con- sexual ()ffices and aptitudes at instructive, and inspiring his- (N .Y. 10. 23-25 E 26lh Street, M". 'hat all may be of sin. nnr. again, hinder him in icerning which 22 Bishops of our peril. torical books for young people: Dovin-Adair. S4.50). one, even as Thou. F.ither, in any way from exercising due Ijinguedoc, France, wrote thus One of the great as.sets of this -Me and I m thee: that they also care (or his family and the to Pope Clement XI: "We are Father Cervantes is against a The Forty-.Vinih Star, by Alma writer is a terse, compact style, may be one in I's. that (he world cultivation of thrifty habits, witnesses that before the Icmb false femini.«m that degrades Savage, tells the exciting story which enables him lo travel an may believe that Thmi hast Nnr. omc more, should they of Si. John Francis Regis, the woman by seeking to erase her of the missionaries of Alaska— immense distance in 234 pages- ent Me And the glorv that impose on people more work blind see. the lame walk, the peculiar biological, psychic, and Archbishop Seghers, the priests He manages not only to include Thou hast given Me, 1 have than they arc capable of. or deaf hear, the dumb speak." spintual position. Bui in his and sisters of the Holy Cross the principal events of Papal given to them, lhal they may be work disproportionate to their God has illustrated the Catb- H ®*9 b® Mission in Ihe Yukon, Father history but to pack into his read- one. even as We are one: I in sex or age Of all the duties nlie Church with undeniable ••noticed that the woman often Jette among the Tena Indians, able narrative the lives of emi-ilhem. and Thou in Me; that they which fall on masters Ihe pri* miracles, chiefly by means of ®®™* ®“* **'®*‘* *"« *"*"- .and Fathers LaFortune and Bar-lnent saints and some of the may be perfected in unity" mary one must be to do justicelHis saints, in the different agei With a cogency of argument|num on the Bering Sea. |more noted religious currents (John xvii. 20-23). •• to all.” !of her existence. T H E REGISTER a e TRENDS o r THOUGHT Intensified Propaganda America Getting Mature In Soviet Union Rapped Vatican Ctly.— L'Osservalore The newspaper cited the 'On President Question Rotnano, Vatican City daily, de­ launching of a Soviet review •v Rav Wtiltahaad Democratic nomination for plored recent intensification of called Science and Relipton. It Former President Harry S. President. as.serted Gov. Nelson anti-religious propaganda in the said: ‘The new review attacks Truman declared that a presi­ A. Rockefeller of New York, “it Soviet Union despite "the pre­ the encyclical (Ad Petri Cathe- dential candidate's religious be­ w ill be neither, because of his liefs do not affect his qualih- vailing atmosphere of eased dram ) ^ John X X III. It accuses religion nor in spite of his re­ tension.” cations for the office. it of being a political document; ligion. but because he is an at­ therefore, as it cannot convince He made the statement dur­ tractive. popular, and useful ing a question-and-answer ses­ HIgfhest Scout Award consciences of this, it resorts to public sei'vant.” the usual slander against the sion with Catholic-young people The Republican Governor, Given N. Y. Prelate attending the fifth biennial con­ Catholic Church, asserting that who addressed 700 at the an­ Pine Island. N. Y.—The Rt. vention of the National Council it is against the cause of popu­ nual meeting of the National Rev. Moiisignor John S. Felczak of Catholic Youth, diocesan sec­ lar democracy and social jus­ Conference of Christians and received Boy Scouting's highest tice.” tion. in Kansas City. The ses- Jews, said that he was alluding award for .sion was held at the Truman L’Osservatore Romano re- to the Senator's possible can­ adult leaders Library in nearby Independence. called that Nikita Khrushchev didacy "in no political context,” — the Silver advocated the intensification of An audience of 250 young peo­ but as a "landmark of growing ple chosen from among the 20.- Antelope — at anti-religious propaganda in a TEMPORARY SHRINE-1920 maturity that serves the cause a regional scientific’ and dignified form in THIS SMALL ^OODEN CHAPEL, donated by the 000 delegates to the youth con­ of human brotherhood and equal AIR DEFENSE ’MAN OF YEAR' meeting in 1654. The paper observed that Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, Kans., was built in vention heard the former chief opportunity— and for this I ac­ SP., 4 Walter J. Schuch, left, is pictured being Rochester. the new review ought to fulfill 1920 in Washington, D.C., to serve as a temporary shrine of executive sternly condemn a re­ claim it.” congratulated by Governor Albert D. Rosellini of Wash­ M o n s ig n o r Khrushchev's requirements. the Immaculate Conception until the present magnificent national ligious test for public office. There are other indications ington State on the occasion of being selected the A ir Defense Felczak, p a s- shrine could be built. The one-room structure, which served at He told the Catholic youths that the American people are to read the U-S. Constitution on “Man of the Year" from the 31st Artillery Brigade (Air Defense) tor of St. Stan­ ‘Circus Priest’ to Act a chapel from 1920 to 1921, stood on the site where the present becoming politically mature on islaus’ Church, the question of a religious test, in Olympia, Wash. The 23-year-old missileman, whose parents shrine now stands. Later it was used as an office for fund rais­ the question of a Catholic for Pine island, In Picture of His Life and added: “I don't think it are members of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish. Milwaukee. Wis., ing for the new shrine. Eventually it was demolished. President. Only a hard core of has been ac- Migr. Ftleufe Freising, Germany. — Father makes any difference if a fellow is a 1958 graduate of Marquette University's school of journalism. the population, Sen. Edmund S. Heinzpeter Schoenig, S.A.C., is a Catholic or a Baptist. If he’s Before be enlisted in the Army he was employed by the Mil­ tive In scouting for 20 years, and Muskie of Maine, a Catholic, is a member of the New York named “pastor of circus and Alec Guinness Holds VOCATIONS-MEN go' the quaIifi.taUons. he can be waukee Journal. Schuch was selected from among 2,500 men of told Yale University students, Archdiocesan Committee on show booth folk," in Germany, a good President." the brigade's SeatUe-Tacoma, Spokane (Fairchild A ir Force Base), Crowd With Artistry is influenced by a Presidential Scouting. Austria, and Switzerland by THE FRANCISCAN UISSIONAKY Should Sen. John F. Kennedy and Hanford Atomic Works Defenses for appearance and military candidate's religion. Pius X II in 1957, w ill play the Chestnut H ill, Mass.— For 70 BROTHERS OF THE SACRED of Massachusetts receive the bearing, knowledge of job. awareness of current events, and HEART OF JESUS inviti Young The trend in Am erica, he said, central rote in a movie about minutes Alee Guinness held the ftaa of T7 to 35 To writ# foe knowledge of duties as a soldier. Tbe award includes a seven-day Pope Blesses A l t attention o t a Boston (College th« nrm illu$ir«i»d booklet, Th# Ask Bibles in Schools “is to break down (be barriers” vacation in Hawaii. bis life to be produced soon. iey of- Chorlty. Wr)t« loi Ktv. of intolerance. Vfho A id Library Father Schoenig's parish is audience with readings of aroTho< Swoerior. Port Moresby. Pspus. — The Article VI of the U.S. Consti­ (wumrainHiMinwtiiumicwiinin St. Louis,— Archbishop Joseph made up of circus performers “ Christian Verse and Prose.” Australian Territorial Govern­ ST. FiANCIS MONASTEir tution specifically forbids that a £. Ritter announced that John who normally find it difficult to The audience was described as Funks, Mimsrl ment will be requested to allow religious test be required as X X III sent his apostolic blessing keep in touch with the life of "mute with the elocution” of daily Bible reading in adminis qualification for any office or | W h o f They Are Saying to all persons “who have as­ the Church. The film about the the Oscar-winning master as he tration schools. A t a n|ne-day public trust under the United sisted in any way in the comple­ “circus priest.” being produced let his audience see in Belloc. Holy Cross Brothers conference 58 representatives States. This pruhibition applies Dr. James B. Conant, presi­ munist leaders “don't have any tion" of the Pius X II Memorial b y Kramer 4 Co., o f Milton, N»wman, Browning, and of Christian missionaries work­ dent emeritus of Harvard Uni- Serve God Through to the federal government, but moral standards.” Library of St. Louis University. Darmstadt, is slated to be com­ Knox what they had not seen T.tch.ng • TrMn ing in Papua and New Guinea the voters should be guided by I, versity. urged the Mr. Truman, however, sup­ In a letter to the Archbishop, pleted by Easter. 1960. before. I Social • Fomina voted unanimously to make the "'9®* United Slates to cast ported increased trade and con­ the Pontiff described (he me­ Work • CIOficoT request. the same principle in casting KocKet aside complacency I Wflling Work their ballots. tact with the Soviet Union. “The morial library as "a magnifi­ Sysiem and face up to the more commerce we have with • Foreign MHlioru cent tribute from the people of For Information Write: necessity for an invulnerable the Russian people, the more St. Louis and of all America” Brother Eymsrd, C.S.C. Brother Bertel, C.S.C. system of thermonuclear weap­ 106 Duierie Hell or St. Edwirif'i Univeraity Movie Code's Co-Author they learn about freedom." to Pius X II. Pope John also Notre Deme, Ind. Amlin, Teiet ons. "Our existence and - our noted that the “richness" of the freedom are both in danger,"’ he The West must not relax its library's "various book and Urges Genuine Approach asserted at a luncheon in New guard, said Admiral Jerauld manuscript collections will make York where he received the Wright, Supreme Al- By John Murphy some of the subject m at'er and it a center of attraction for Woodrow Wilson Award for I'SSP lied Commander, At- _ Little A movie production code treatment present in screen en­ scholars.” The .^.250.000 build­ DLtinguished Service. Up lantic, of the North “that rolls with the punches, tertainment and in the face of a ing, being dedicated Nov. 22, R o s a ry Ten years hence, he said, the Guord Atlantic Treaty Or­ wobbles, and winds up in ex­ rising tide of agitation for re­ has micro-film copies of exten­ IN f- lAISH HORN nation v'iH be living in a “fear­ ganization in New York. INPOATCO PENAL AOtARY pedient compromises will not strictive legislation,” he as sive portions of the manuscript ful world" dominated by rock­ UJOOUI e IKIMIIHO • COVfl do the job. It muat not be al­ "The threat from the East is collection of the Vatican Li­ sorted, “it is useless merely to etry. Under these conditions, he at least as great as it was 10 IrMk Inpon .. trich ben lowed to degenerate into a hol­ fume over the evils of political brary. rnha tt tbt CMAimAN said, it is “essential for our sur­ years ago,” he' said. "One will PENAL DAY« HOAARY . . . low pretense, trying to appear censorship. Something more is vival as a free nation” to have search in vain in the many ad­ P1U hi Um as something that it is not.” needed. Ami tha* something tM booO mO ruf iMno fioev to absolutclv certain retaliatory m ittedly less hostile comments fitfte Afur «h«o4i. NOW iD Um This observaton was made by more is the production code in MOVIES CLASSIFIED coa bo inpar Um «rWk power— rwognized as such by of the Soviet, which have re­ lot, drrm|, Nduaie. tu. Martin Quigley in an editorial full force and effect.” Following are fUmi reviewed by BnotKoDy bmA Ufdlm the Soviet Union. His prescrip­ cently been made by the Krem­ the Legion of Decency: Kift. CBly $940 ctefe. in the Alotion Picture tierald. “For well over a quarter of tion calieb for a rocket system lin, for any indications that the Clasi A. Section 1: Moslcii 0/ the i (orISM. one of the trade periodicals a century,” he added, “it has CoTifiO Jungle; BPBOAL ImmedtaU dekmy. so mobile and dispersed, here Communist aim to rule the Class A , Section 3: House 0/ In­ for «b(*nb irwtoa printed by the Quigley Publish­ proved to be the industry's best titMteiL and abroad, that it could sur­ world has been relaxed one trigue, Operation" Petticoat: CrniDetU m)ew$ ing Co. Coauthor of the orig­ defense against political and CiMei; cull or vive any thermonuclear assault iota,” Clasi B: Lf'l...... Abner. (Utilectloa: FREE' inal Motion Picture Code in busybody harassment. It is ur- Suggestive coetummg; In addition by an aggressor, even assuming the film contains elements Chat are AHA4FN* aRAVtII 1929. he also helped in the for­ gently needed today, if nut more the attack were concentrated on moraUy unacceptable In a mssa me­ mation of the Legion of De­ so, than at any previous time." dium entertainment). our own delivery system. cency. Claaa C: Loners. Either the code “upholds and The production Code Review Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Current requires right and reasonable Board in New York granted a Start of Nationol CDL standards of moral and social Apostolic Delegate to the United seal of approval to Happy Anni- p j States, told mem- acceptability for the mass me­ versa ry after the Production bers of the First Planned for February dium of motion pictures,” he Code Administration in Holly­ Comment Friday Club in St. Paul, Minn. — A national commented, “or it will become Many persons are sincerely, . .. , ^ wood reportedly had refused China Washington, D.C.. a decayed institution, wearing a approval. The Review Board concerned about the spread of Citizens for De- CONVERT CONFIRMED HAta that admission of Communist false face (hat will not fool any ruled that a line be added to , V •* Communism, the '"''L^ China to the United Nations Ikes Visif j|j jjjgjilished Feb. 26-27 in CincinnaU, MEXICAN dancer and movie actress Gloria M estre.!|||3SSIllcU H uS one." the film to "morally compen would be one of the "worst 0-, where the first local body 26, is confirmed in St. Peter’s Basilica by “In the face of increasing pro­ sate” the theme of the film, 7® ^®P* might come from CliMifled ids run tlirwgH til RtgirKr mistakes that could be made." was formed four years ago. Bishop John Smit. a canon of the Basilica. An Italian godmother tdtlions. THt rtlt it 70 ctntt ptr word p«r test and complaint over the which involves premarital sexual Disturbing trying to “dick­ The prelate, who came to the Bernard E. Donovan, assist­ looks on. Miss Mestre had not been reared in the Catholic faith, iuut. M-nimuffl 12 words; If four or mor« moral and social character of relations. er" with the treacherous So­ and had gone at first to St. Peter’s only to ask for a blessing. She conitculivi iiwts «'* ustil, tlx ritt It 6Sc U.S. from Manila*, where he was viets. and the futility involved ant superintendent of New York p«f -word par ittut. PtYmint musr tccom- became interested in becoming a convert and shortly was pit^ ordtts. Adt 'Ktivtd on Mondw Apostolic Delegate to the Phil­ in President Eisenhower’s plan­ public schools and the chairman 111 baptized, received First Communion, and was confirmed in Rome. Will tooear in tha issut giinltd Iht lol- ippines. said: “I want to say ned visit with Khrushchev. This, of tbe group's steering commit­ towloQ wtek. tee, revealed that Postmaster with all the strength of my however, did not seem greatly BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A Wonderful Way to Keep i Genera! 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Send 0 Baptist School China. to do but w ill help local com ter what I was doing, because 10c for wholesele catalogue. FI- Tills is a pifl wliirh arrives 52 limes a year and uled visit with Soviet Premier A priest sends me a clipping DLUS Dept RT, Box 397, Aided. % munities to find out what to do it was having such a good effect recalls ym ir llioiiqliiriiliiess eaeli time. Nikita Khrushchev in the from the Nashville Tennesseean. New York, 0 In Montreal, Canada. Frank spring. for themselves. Some 20 cities on the national attitude to INSTRUCTION have formed decent literature which supplies further evidence teachers, education, and the in­ J. Sheed, Catholic publisher Although the Baptist group that the once universal custom LEARN WHILE ASLEEP with your CHRISTMAS GIFT RATES w. (Sheed & Ward), apparently did not see Ike's committees, the one in the Twin tellectual life." recorder, phonograph. 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Write 0 seean carried an article about was making money, and it was for free boqklet, lesson samplei. fu r $14.00 fo r $20.00 % "In England church atten­ by favoritism to a church group Post Graduste School o f Nursing, tax funds to Baxter Seminary, a all right... You knew from the dance is decreasing,” he said. seeking political power." Methodist school. Now the same Room 19E119, 131 S. Wabash, Chi­ Rates Apply in United Slates and Possessions beginning, and know now. that cago. In America it is increasing, paper (Nov. 10) tells of a Bap­ 0 A city certainly has the right this is not a justification or a RARE COINS For Canadian Subscriptions add 50r per year fur postage but very few people attend reii- tist institution with similar gir.us services for religious rea­ to protect its moral as well as proper excuse for what hap­ 3125.09 for certain Indlanheads: Lin­ benefits. pened?" coln pennies 3100.00. All rare colni Foreign Subscriptions add $1.50 per year for postage sons. In a recent opinion poll it its physical health. As Auxil­ wanted. Booklet listing prices, 2Se Edmund Wilingham, religious Van Doren answered; "Yes. I was found that only about four iary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of news editor of the daily, reports Lincoln Coins, D-Ofi, Glendale, Arts. in January if You Prefer per cent of churchgoers go to New York expressed it: "Why know it is not a justification. SONGWRITERS 0 that Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist If no one else was hurt, I was I church because they desire more shc-jld we not keep poison away POEMS WANTED (or musical set­ Academy in Sevier County is very deeply hurt." knowledge about God. Most of from minds as well as from about to close and that the 85th ting and recording. Send poems. stomachs’ " It would -be difficult to show Free examination. Crown Mutfe 0 them simply do so because they annual session of the Tennessee Company. 49-WT West 32 Street, ORDER FORM I Los Angeles City Attorney that the moral malice of the New York 1. jS i meet the right people, because Baptist Convention has been Roger Arnebergh quoted these quiz show doings exceeded the it increases their status in the discussing its fate. "Harrison- STAMPS 0 words of Bishop guilt of a simple lie and the giv­ Pleose send The Register for one-yeor to each of community, or because of some Chilhowee.” writes Willingham, 1,000 DIFFERENT WORLDW®E Sheen in asking ing of scandal. It was just as Stairtps 31.00. Valued over 320.00. Mi vague desire to do the proper “has come to a crisis. About SO the following ot the Speciol Gift Rotes. ' Free the U.S. Supreme easy to try to justify the wrong Universal, Box 6, Kenosha 36, Wis. tKng." per cent of its students are pub­ I Speech? Court to uphold Van Doren and his sponsors did FREE — 50 DIFFERENT FCREIGN (pleose print plainly) lic school pupils of Sevier STAMPS With world wide approvals as it was to excuse any other Young people today are the ^ Los Angele.s ordinance against County. . . ." 2c and up. Stampede. P. O. Box 2SS, the sale of obscene literature. sin. Tbe thing wrong be­ Berwick, Pennsylvania. 0 Nome...... I targets of a "far more danger­ When the public school pu­ Tbe case, on which decision cause of a moral absolute: It is MISCELLANEOUS ORDERED ous process of brain- pils are removed in 1962, ac Youths washing" than any is pending, is Eleazar Smith vs. never, under any circumstances, Help (lUs priest feed and clothe the 0 Address., cording to an agreement be­ poor, aid the sick, spread the faith, BY A re devised by the Reds. the People of the State of Cali­ right to tell a real lie. fornia. Mr. Smith is a book- tween the school's board of trus­ This university instructor was educate luw^aite children, replace Tol'gets Father Daniel; "miserable Sheds" for Holy Hass; Thirty-five members of tees and the Sevier County Help save these souls from Commu- 0 City...... Zone....State...... Egan, S.A.. at the' dealer. at least bumble enough to Smith's attorneys contended the Hierarchy and hundreds Board of Education, Dr. Fr«i acknowledge that fact. The nu-m. Peonies, dimes, dollars tO: National Council of Catholic- of clergymen attended the cele W. Kendall of Nashville, execu­ Rev. Ellas P. Jose, R. C. C bu t^ , If you wish your own subscription (NEW OR RE­ that his conviction was an in­ tragedy is that so many of Van Punalur, South India. Youth convention in Kansas, bration in Jackson, Miss., of the 0 NEW AL) to be included ot the gift rotes, check fringement on the rights of tive secretary of the Baptist's Doren's confreres in the aca­ City, Mo- I 50lh anniversary of priestly or­ Prlestleas Rankin County Needs I freedom of speech and free­ convention's executive board is demic world go on teaching that your dortatioo for St. Jude's Mis­ here □ NEW □ RENEWAL. This brainwashing, he said, is sion. Father Reid, Box 2130. Jack- dom of the press, unless it dination and the 35th anniver­ quoted as saying, “the academy all morals are relative. carried on by advertising, enter­ sary of Episcopal consecration will lose lax funds of $16,000 I son S. Miss. I is $ ...... n could be shown that be had a ^ Enclosed in poyment for order. tainment. and communications of the Most Rev. Richard Oliver annually," r ■ knowledge of the contents of t □ Bill me in Jonuory...... S media which tend to make the hook in question. Gerow, LL.D.. S.V.D.. Bishop of Glenn Archer, executive di I youths “more conscious of the Natchez and Jackson, Nov. 12. rector of the POAU. will prob­ ■Mr. Arnebergh, however, O ipirtliii J in i 29 by sUp Jeiy 9 by sir body than of the soul." The asked: "Whose free speech are The diocese, established in 1837, ably interest himself in this 0 Nnmw adults guilty of this practice, we talking about? If he, Smith, include.s the whole state of case, as he did in that of Baxter added the priest, who is known doesn’t know the contents of . and has a total Cath­ Seminary. For my part, the “ THE REGISTER” S G I^T Street...... for his work anti retreats for the book how can his free olic population of about 65.CHX). Baptist school can continue to young people, “are not inter­ speech be violated?” Ii.s first Bishop. John J. receive lax funds as long as the 1 9 6 0 PILGRIMAGES % NO. 1 C ity ...... Zone... Stute...... ested in you. but in your pocket- I Chanche. was consecrated in Sevier County people wish this. n to tho 37tli lirttmational Eucharistic Congrou 0 book." . Bishop John J. Wright of 11641 and died in 1855. The sec- But such instances should point 'Pittsburgh has agreed to serveluud Bishop. Wilham Henry El- up the hypocrisy of those people in Munich, Germany 1 Former President Harry S.: ^ as honorary chair-’der. was transferred to Cincin- who fight doggedly the consti­ and the Oberammertau Passlen Play 0 Truman (old delegates to the ® j man of the Nationaljnati as Archbishop in 1880 and tutionally recognized right of c o n v e n tio n of the the parochial school child to en­ W ouldn't O t A d u lt caiholie Adult E du-died 1904. His Mississippi sue- GIFT Street...... National Council of' Progromscaiion Commission,Icessor, Bishop Francis Janssens. joy rides on a public bus. even, T ru st Catholic Youth in... it was V, disclosedUJAVIUntTU dlat atX meetingliirCLtJi:^ oficwsecratedVI ' ^ I .a V. a, a a in10 1661.1881. beCamC in many cases, at no expense to M NO. 2 City...... Zone... Stute...... NiKito Kansas City he hopeslihe executive committee in Buf , Archbishop of New Orleans in the people. The pilgrimages are accompanied by a Spiritual Director. 0 Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush-'falo. N.Y. 1888 and died in 1897, Bishop M oral Absolute You'll pay public homage to Christ in the Holy Eucharist chev's recent U.S. visit will' “Adult education programs,Thomas Heslin. consecrated in 1 do not have unreserved con­ . . . see the Oberammergau Passion Play... view points of S prove beneficial, bui commented under Catholic auspices.” he said'1889. for Mississippi, died in demnation for Charles Van fi! of l!,e Communist leader: "I in his acceptance speech, ''con-IlOll, Bishop John Edward religious interest in Rome... assist at Mass in the Mirac­ K? .\Kaoh sheet with additional names Doren, who has admitted that f wouldn't trust him across the irihute mightily to the enrich-iGunn. S.M., consecrated ii. 1911, he co-operated in faking a ulous Grotto in Lourdes. Also—alternate shorter tour& 0 s street." menl not only of the live.s of died in 1924. quiz program. After all, it took and mail to He cited the treaties signed tens of thousands of individual! Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, some courage and humility to For tbe illustnted folder Mi with the United States during persons, but also of the apos- Apostolic Delegate to the U.S.. acknowledge his error as he did eee your TRAVEL AGENT on and after World War 11 by Jo-|lolic potential of the Church,^presided over Bishop Gerow’s When he was questioned as to ) R p n i c f p r ^ seph Stalin, "Had those agree-.made more vital by an increasejPontifical anniversary .Mass, and cThe% I N C I X L y i b l L r Denver 1, Ctilo. his motives in going along with AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE a ments been carried out, there-in the number of those able to Archbishop Joseph Francis the fakery, the young Princeton wouldn't be any cold war," heigive reasons for the faith that is Rummell of New Orleans de- jinstructor said: 430 17th Street. TAbor 5-5301 ]said. He charged that the Com |in them.” livpred the sermon "1 was almost able to con- Denver 2, Colorado T H E REGISTER

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fiva yaara fol­ PETRINE TEXT STANDS FIRM lowing his alec- lion Pope Urban reiurnad from Avignon lo Rome, DESPITE NUMEROUS ATTACKS the first Pope lo By P act. H. H A iin T ier said, “that James has the to disprove that Peter's grave do i o In more ONE OF T H E BEST EV1> power on earth and in has been discovered. than 65 years, The news spread BENCES for the cogency of heaven; he has the keys for Catholic faith in no wise quickly through* the famous Petrine teit (“I the kingdom; be ia the right­ rests on the archaeological out Europe and say to thee that thou art eous one." evidence that the Apostle's Peter, and upon this Rock 1 rr IS NOT NECESSARY to bones have been unearthed. was received with w ill build My Church”) has examine the logic of Dr. But the excavations first made Joy. The Emperor 'been the numberless attempts Hinkler's arguments, based in St. Peter’f Basilica in 1949 Charles of Ger­ to discredit it or explain it on this spurious text. The ao- have established the fact of many rama to ■way. W ere it not fe lt to be called Gospel o f Thomot w u the Apostle's burial in that meet him and X i i .I" The Emperor of the East, John V of iba Bouse of cardinal to the claims of the one of many heretical works place almost to a certainty. promises of eo* Pslacologos, jonrneyed from Constantinople and 'Catholic Church as being purporting to say something The names and various sen­ operation were ax- Urban received him on the steps of S(. Peter's Basilica, founded by Christ, such at­ about Jesus. It represents no timents iucribed on the changed. lie promised complete allegiance to lha Pontiff. tempts would not be made. tradition, and it need be taken walls, the coins left at the The latest such sally comes seriously no more than, say, a site, would be inexplicable if Because of the from Dr. Erich Kinkier. modern religious novel like it were not that some Chris­ pressure o f secular Lutheran professor of New T h e R o b e. The fact that a mao tian of extraordinary impor­ influence in Rome of Dr. Dinkler'a standing can Testament and early Chris­ tance was buried there. at the time. Urban appeal to this book as invali­ tian Archaeology at the Uni­ DR. KINKLER ADDS that toon became con­ dating the Petrine text aim- “not a single tomb of a Chris­ versity of Bonn, in Germany. vinced that be ply shows the hopelessness of tian has been discovered DR. KINKLER quoted from could do more for any case against it. which belongs to the first or the Gospel o f T hom as, a fourth the Church Unlvsr Dr. K inkier asserts that second century after Christ.” century Gnostic imitation of sal in Avignon, and “Jesus neither intended to Few antiquaries would share the inspired Gospels. so he departed found a Church as an organi­ such coiifidence. In 1945, a from Italy aflar “The disciples said to Jesus: zation nor was He concerned Jewish archaeologist, Eliezer only three years in We know that you wiU leave in a new religion; He prophe­ Sukenik, unearthed a tomb Roma. Three us. Who then w ill become sied only the mighty coming near Jerusalem, which, he When it came rime lo choose a net. months after hit great o^’er us? Jesus said to of God's kingdom.” said, belonged to a Christian Pope in 1367 the Conelava seleeied the return, the monks them: In the place to which THE MEREST PERUSAL family 20 years after the Cru­ Benedictine Abbot at Marseilles in Franca, of his monastery you shall have gone, you will of any of the four Gospels Is cifixion. W illiam da Crimnard, who choae lo be were making rMdy go to James the Just, for enough to refute such an Proofs that Peter lived and called Urban V becaose, as ha said, “ all for his funaraL whom heaven and earth have absurdity. died in Rome are ao numerous Popes called Urban had been saints.” been made." Dr. Kinkier tries, by argu­ that a refutation of denials is This text means, Prof. Kink­ ments equally unconvincing, hardly worth while.

v ( \ o m e ^ s o m I I'his sensitive Italian doelor, who \ saw in the children the Uught the 0 tame lilile ones as those who were w held in Christ's arms, exercised, well within her lifetime, a worlitwida in­ 1 fluence on edoealion. Her schools are “D em onstrates the practical steps found everywhere, and her methods have been singularly saeeessfnl. As a ehildren’i doctor in Rome, by which Christian couples can perfect Maria Monicssorl had charge of a school of small slum children. In six monlbs* lime the arrived at eonelu- tiont about the child’s mind until then their m arital union ...” imperfectly grasped in the world of pedagogy. One day when the Qneen of Italy From dio Foreword by H it EminenM paid a visit to her school the told Dr. Monlessorl! “I prophesy that a new FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN philosophy of life will arise from what we are learning from these lilile ehll. Archbithop of New York dren.” THE Catholic

Marriage Manual Catholics Brought Separation T/i b firsf compf«fB gufd* to m arlfof rofatfons w rlfftn spoelfically for tho Cofhoffe bom *. Of Church and State to U.S. By Reverond 6«orga A. Kolly with a foraword and by F ro n e fs Cardinal Spallman By Rev. John B. E bel persons whatsoever within this province . . . IN THESE DAYS from certain quarters professing to believe in Jesus Christ, shall T.IERE IS the book that Catholic families nancy, childbirth, impotence; read tha Church well as the teachings o f the Church. YonH find cries are raised against the possible Presl' henceforth be in any way troubled, molested, dential candidacy of a Catholic on the or discountenanced for or in respect of his have asked for time and again-approved attitude on abortion and mixed marriages. practical, realistic advice on in-law troubles, luounds that he may not uphold the "tradi or her religion or in the free exercise thereof ^idance on the many apiritual, physical, and An entire chapter is devoted to birth contrtd money questions, problems of parenthood—-all tional American principle of separation of within this province. . . 'emotional problems of marriage. The Catholic and the rhythm method. This method is ex­ the daily human difiiculties of modem marriage. Church and State.” It is well to remember THE PROTESTANT HISTORIAN George 3fam 'ape Manual w ill bring you serenity and plained in detail, w ith the complete facts about Valuable chapters on the menopause and tech­ that separation of Church and State and the Bancroft in bis History of the United States niques of preserving marital happiness In the ideal of religious liberty as well were first says of Cecilius Calvert, following the ex­ happiness, and it w ill help you fullill the ideals Dr. John Ryan’s improved thermal method of brought to these shores by the Catholic ample of his father, that “to him belongs the • f the holy Sacrament of Matrimony. This prac­ cycle determination. later years make The Catholic Marriage Manual colony of Maryland In 1634. honor of being the fin t in the annals of man­ tical, frank, readable book w ill set your mjnd at as useful to older couples as it is to newlyweds Maryland was the third succesful colony kind to make religious freedom the basis of ease by giving you new and revealing insights Covers Every Aspect of Aferrfege and brides-to-be. founded by the English on the Atlantic coast. the State." In , founded in 1607, the Stale dom­ into the spiritual beauty and the everyday prob- Father Kelly's wise counsel can help you find Catholics need make no apologies for their Every aspect of marriage is covered— the spirit­ inated an Established Church (Anglican) and stand on the Church-State issue. They first ^m s of married life. As you w ill see in the ual and emotional as well as the physical. The the joy that comes only to couples secure in their toleration was denied those who dissented brought the principle to these shores, along partial Table of Contents here, the most intimate author, Reverend George A. Kelly, is the Director knowledge, confident in their actions, and true from the State Church. Massachusetts, with religious liberty, and continue to up­ subjects are dealt with in an adult, forthright of the New York Archdiocese's Family Life to their faith. A book of this kind—combining founded in 1620, was completely dominated hold it. They refuse, however, to go along by a theocratic form of government, with the manner. You'll find valuable medical advice on Bureau. His guidance is based on his broad the practical advice of doctors and fam ily coun­ with the extremists who would not only separ­ Church (Separatist) controlling civic, social, ate Church from State, but religion from such topics as conjugal relations, frigidity, preg­ knowledge of everyday fam ily experiences u selors w ith the accepted doctrines of the Church and political life, and denying freedom of education and God from government. — has long been needed. worship to those of any other faith. PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS BUT IN .MARYLA.ND “the truest Chris­ fx o m in e It 10 Days W ithout Chorga tian principle of sovereignty both of Church HAKRIAOe 1$ A SACRED VOCA'HON. DANGER SIGNS. Symptome of trouble aaethar...Bonr can a child he epoUed! and of State io their respective fields was to Church Opposed UMBlDg of your coll by God , , . Pxr- Because the publishers feel that this book be­ ...Inability to agree on “ little thincs'' . . . A warning to metbera ef daugh­ become the cornerstone of a unique common­ ODtboed li primary pnrpou of nor- . . . Nagging wife . . . Neglect of rcll- ters. longs in every Catholic home, arrangements riago. Wby yonr raarriayo muit ^ gioua duliet . . . W^ben yon find It RELIGION IN THE HOME. Betting an wealth." as the Rev. Dr. Peter Guitday, re­ By Reds in Africa a pormanoot onion . ' . . Bow tbo lac- more difficult te talk to yonr mate. . . example for year child. ‘ Keeping have been made to offer copies fo r ten days' free nowned American Church historian, Said in By Ray WhiUliMd ramODt can purify your lovo toward Importanea of peraonil appearinc* Christ in ChrlaUnaa" . . . Celabreting examination. You may obtain one merely by an address May 30. 1934, on the occasion oi The Soviet Union is making plans to oacb otbor. . . . Wby sex relations abould Improve baptiamal and aalnta’ days . . . Influ­ spread Communism throughout Africa, the with age. sending the coupon; no money is requir^l. A the Mao'land tercentenary. KEYS TO MUTUAL LOVE. Row to on- ence ef newtpapera, magaiinca, beoka, Thus Maryland was “a commonwealth English Parliament was told by former Min­ dontand your mita . . . Qualititi do- HOW TO DISAGREE WITH YOUR HATE. raoviea, TV . The Christian Fatally copy w ill be sent to you in a plain wrapper. nandtd of tho •acceitfal hstbind and Rulaa of disagreeing . . . Bow to get Movement. where the authority of the civil government ister of Defense Anthony Head. w ift. . . Individnal diironneti impor­ griivaneea out of yonr lystem . . . APPENDIX. The Maia on the Day el A fter ten days, if you decide not to keep it for would be aided and strength-'ned by the Russia's plans, be said, consist mainly of tant . . . Looming to aecopt year rolo How to keep diacuiaioBi within beunda Marriage . . . Blessing of an Expec­ any reason, simply return it and owe nothing. power and influence of religion, and where offering scholarships to Africans for study in marriage. . . . Importance ef giving in on little tant Mother. . . Bleaiing of t Mother the Christian faith would be honored, its in Communist countries and of flooding things. Otherwise send |4.95 plus postage and handling A CATHOLIC DOCTOR LOOKS AT MAR­ after Childbirth. . . Prayers for Ona’s doctrines and its worship re.specled, and Africa with cheap subsidized literature. RIAGE. (By Bernard J . PUani, U.D., MONEY VALUES IN MARRIA6L Modem Family . . . Pmyari for Vocatleni to costs as payment in full. M ail the coupon today. Slroetor, Doportmant of Obatotrici overtmpbaila on money. . . Material- the Priesthood and Raligtoua LIfa . . . where "the two groups which made up the Professor I. 1. Potekin, director of a new and Gynacoiogy, St. Vineont'a Hos­ lam foitara contraception , . . Danger A Dtcnloguo for Paieata . . . Family RANDOM HOUSE, Mail Order Div., Dept founders of the colony, the Catholic majority institute set up by the Soviet Academy of pital, Now York.) Sox it God’s cret- of tha “ maal-tleket” hnaband . . . Prayar Card. R1-5U, 13S W. 52nd S t, New York 19, N. Y. and the Protestant mlnoriiy, would each wor­ Sciences in Moscow, told a British reporter tlon; not "v u lg a r"... Wby you should Danger ef the working w ife. . . Who ship God and establish ecclesiastical tradi- that the operation he conducts ia "a high- avoid puritanical viowo of sox . . . should handia tha menty? lions in its own way'. powered African institute, composed of 50 Physical sspocts . . . How husbands THE IN-LAW PROBLEM. Rnlet te keep and wivss approach marital art dif- the in-law aituatien from gatting ent- "Measured in the historical retrospect of leading Soviet experts on Africa." farantly . . . Cbaractaristic physical of-hand . . . Thrae principles that that day. the Calvert ideal of religious free If members of Parliament, said Head, and enotlonat ruponiei of ilNn and RANDOM HOUSE. Mail Ortftr Olv.. D«nt. RMII. avoid friction . . . Caring for aged lU W. SZnd St.. Nlw Tsrk I), N V. dum soars in value beyond every other gift were allowed to go into a certain building women , . . What wife needs. . . What paranta. kniband needs . . . Partners’ “ rights” of mind and heart brought io America from in Moscow, “they would find hundreds of THE PROBLEM OF ALCOHOUSU. Old a politically crumbling Europe," declared Dr. . . . Causes of frigidity in womon. Pleaa* MBd mv-^or FREE TEN-DAY EXAMINA­ men and women bending over their desks and Bow it can be treated. Canios, treat­ beliefs disproved , . . Bow to kandla Guilday. noting that at the veo’ time “all tabulating and listening to obscure African ments for male impotenco. an aleobelic mate or relative. TION— a copy of THE CATHOLIC MARRIAGE M A N U A L by Rev. George A. Kelly, with a Foreword by Europe was involved in a gigantic religious languages and turning them into Russo-Afri- BIRTH CONTBOL AND THE RHYTHM HENOPAUU AND OLD AGE. Critical c > world war." METHOD. Chnrch teaching on artiB- period . . . Storting Ufa anew . . . Francis Cardinal Spellman. If for any reason I decide can dictionaries. clal contraception . . . Sterilisation Spirituel life kelpt idjostmenta of not to keep it, I nnderstand I may return it within ten RELIGIOUS LIBERTY was practiced "Elsewhere, in another building, they . . . Rhythm method baaed on natural middle age. . . Cbangea in women . , . days and owe nothing. Otherwiae I will send only 54JS from the beginning, even on the voyage to would find many technicians, engineers, law. Calendar method of predicting Treatmenta for problemt at the mene- plug a few cents postage and handling charges. the new land. Lord Baltimore's mandate of nominees to trade missions, and future Am­ fertility . . . Body temperature method pause. . . Problems o( the middle-aged toleration required that “the governor and , . . Who may prartico tho rhythm man ...Happily growing old togatber. bassadors undergoing courses and learning □ m ciA l PE LUXE GIFT EDITION. Check here if yon commissioners . . . be very careful to pre- those languages, those religious beliefi, and method?,. . Diiadvantagea of rhythm “ UNTIL DEATH DO YOU PART." Diveret prefer this special edition. Bound io white Du method. sen-e unity and peace amongst all passengers studying the agricultural problems.” evil. , , When Catholic marriages are Pont Fabrikoid stamped in blue foil and genuine THE MIRACLE OF BIRTH. Hew your invtiid . . . The Pauline Privilege. . . on shipboard, and that they suffer no scandal There are students from all over Africa, Costa of annulmenti. . . Two kinds of gold, boxed. (A handsome addition to your per­ child ia conceived, developed . . . Teats manent home library or a beautiful gift) Only or offence to be given to any of the Prot­ he noted, studying throughout Europe and for pregnancy. . . Yoor baby’s growth leparsllon peatibla. . . Conditions un­ estants------And this is to be observed at land In womb. . . Delivery-room procedures der which Catholici may atart d ril $2 additional. R2 SU in China. In Prague alone, he said, there are . . . Csetarian SKtions and "RR ba- divorce actioni. ’ * K ' - as well as at sea.” 3.000 being indoctrinated in Communism. blea” . . . Breast-feeding. Baptism. IF YOUR MATE 18 NOT A CATHOLia This mandate of toleration was issued in • • « Miscarriage; causes, preventive trsat- Why tha Church oppoaca mixed mar­ Kama 1633. (hree years before the founding of (riA ui mxT ruuNir) Such a big effort for godlesness must be mcnti. riages . . . Row to eneoorago non- Rhode Island by Roger Williams, which some met by a bigger effort for God and His re­ HELP FOR THE CHILDLESS COUPLE. Catholic mates te taka mere active authorities still unaccountably record as the Causes and treatments for wife's or Intireat in Church. Addrau ligion. And the Church is meeting the chtl- husband's infertility . . . Most favor- PARENTHOOD. Advantagoa of targe beginning of religious liberty in the U. S. ienge as well as her resources allow. ablo conditions for conception , . . Maryland's celebrated Act of Toleration, The Catholic population of Africa it 20,- family . . . What your child n e ^ Zona.... State. Moral questions invotved . . . Why the from you , . , Schooling and sex adu- City...... passed by the Genera! Assembly in 1649 500.000 and more than one-fifth of the (Catho­ Church opposes artificial insemina­ cation for yonr child . . . Five marks 0 SAVE POSTAGE COSTL Check hare if you wish to remit under the initiative of Cecilius Calvert, lics are students, attending 51,410 Catholic tion . . Adopting children. of a good father . . . Your role as io full W IT H this coupon. Then we will pay all postage merely embodied in law the inviolable rule schools. There are 34.654 Catholic churches and handling costa. Same 10-day refund p riv iie ^ and practice of the provincial government on the continent and 3,330 parishes. Serving from the beginning. the faithful are 12.616 priests, one Cardinal, The Act reads in part- "No person or 30 Archbishops, and 171 Bishops. Thuriday, Nov. 19, 1959 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-420S Section Two— PAGE SEVEN

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NOTICES Unfurnished Apt. REAL ESTATE WANTED Mother of Cod Pariah. 4S0 WASH­ CHRISTMAS ANGEL INGTON. Quiet 3-room apt. AppU- Let me help you with your holiday ances, eating space In kitchen. UUl- IF WE LIST IT - WE WILL SELL IT lfti, p a r t ia l, proUenu. Unusual lUas paid. 969 a month. PE. 84909. Eandmade fllU , ptlzevrlnnlns homt- Employ the services of a Reliable Broker mada fruit cakat, catarinfl faahioo. beauty couulunL ExpM altari- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 to sell your property. Uona. Marfuerite Coidy, MA. S4720. He will make ^ou money, protect your interest, and OWN YOUR OWN HOME—Read tha WANT ADS to tha REGISTER-TO­ Get You Cash DAY and EVERY WEEK. Wa hope you will talecf us. Sslai — Msnsgement — Insurance 33—Christ the King FRIEDMAN-TEPPER REALTY MA. 3-8728 MR. AHORNEY 1208 EUDORA For subile nuticaa u m tba Dta- 3-bdnns, plus 14z2S ft family room, vai Cadiolle RtKUUr. attach'chad garage. Auume 4M% loan. ReRular Itfal ratal, tapld. aeev May trade'. Va'eant. rata aarvtea oa aifldavlU. Dors W olf Raallsr DE. 34114 Our Pertonoiized WANTED TO BUY 49 GIFTS FOR SISTERS Uail fou r Lejcoi IO Service Sells Homes Small crystal chandelier, CaU evt- DENVER CATHOLIC 33— Core d’Ars nlJlgl, FR. 7-1377. LOOKING at the many gifts of food cbainnan of the event along with Mrs. Robert AUTOS (Used) 5 8 presented to the sisters at St. James' Stewart, was in charge of the decorations. Mrs. REGISTER ONLY ?400 DOWN School. Denver, are Sister Francis Clare, inin> Goid is president of the PTA, which sponsored » 7 t Dahlia - BesuUful 3-Badroom RtALTOR* P.O. Box 1620 Brick. Nice Living Room-Dlnetta, 1936 S. Broadway SH. 44318 cipal; Urs. A. F. Greco, Mrs. Frank Gold, and the food shower along with the “Back to School’’ Laiga Kitchen with eating space, Father William Powers, pastor. Mrs. Greco, co- day for parents Nov. IS. loads of cabinets, garbage dlaposal. Utility Room. Covered Patio, Awa- Inglr Double Garage, Lovely Fenced PIANOS. MUSICAL Yard. Near Church, Schools, sod INSTRUMENTS 39 CADILLAC LEGAL NOTICES Shopping Center. Back to School Day at St. James" NOTICE TO CREDITORS LIBBY SHUSTiR RCALTY SHOP around then aac our piano 1954 6 2 SEDAN. Eilala o f Ethel Daaaa Klaus a/k/a AM. 4-1234 lA . 2-3S53 valuaa, LIGHT BLUE IN COL­ Jeanne G. Klaua (D a e e a s e d ' TOM WALKIR PIANOS (St. James’ Pariah, Denver) play of donations to the sis­ nell, Leo Boyle, and Vern An­ No. P-1748S. 33— St. Bemadelte's Easy Parking OR WITH FULL POW­ “Back to School’’ day. at St. ters' food shower. derson. AU peranns h ivln i cUlms asalnst 1349 S. Bdwy. SP. 7-7344 the above named astste are required ER. A REAL VALUE James’ Parish Nov. 15 attracted Mrs., Robert Stewart, chair­ Advent Wreaths to file them for allowance fiL-Jbe 8bdrm- modern ranch typo home, SEWING MACHINES 40 FOR ONLY about 97 per cent of the par­ man, and Mrs. A. F. Greco, co- Parishioners may order Ad­ County Court o f the City and County immediate poaaesalon. Landscaped, of Denver, Colorado, on or before underground sprinkling, storm wtn- ents of cidldren in the school. chairman, were aided by Mmes. vent wreaths by calling either the 2nd day of May, l»SO. or aald iows. By owner, 10 Brentwood, BE. Have dependable Singer In portable The unique plan of classroom Richard Jorgensen, Walter Mrs. Frank Goid at EA. 2-0545 elalma shall be forever barred. 7-17S4. case with attachments, Will sacrifice EmU R. Klaua for 4 paymenta o f tS.Ol or ciab. No talks by each teacher appealed Meyer, Charles Grover, Gerald or Miss Kay Glowes at DE. 3- equity. GE. 3-4749. Administrator 33— SL Mary Magdalene's WM to both faculty and parents as a Bartscherer, James Fattor, Fran­ 7032. The wreaths cost $2.25 L. Paul Weadick It's NOT Too AutomaCio Zig-Zag Sewing Haelilne means of becoming better ac­ Attorney for the ealata 2 monthi old. Buttonholoa, zig-uga, cis Brown, Edward McCune, and may be picked up on Sun 271 S. Downtnc Street, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT monograms automatically, No attach- quainted. Elvin Edwards, Charles Hetzler, day, Nov, 20, in the Christmas RA 24(117 Early to Think of a To rtsMnslble family, 8bdnn. home, menu needed. Aanune 7 paymenU Denver, Colorado near SI. Mary Magdalena School. of 99X9 or cash of 939.00. GB. 89171. A fter attending the “classes," Robert Backus, Matthew Mich- card room. (Published In the Denver Ctthoile New kitchen and hath. GU 94094. the parents were invited to have alek, Angelo Matasa, William Orders for Christmas cards Regltter) CHRISTMAS Necchl SB. Ckmsole. Nice. $27. With coffee and case In the cafeteria Lisk, W. E. Grennell, Dale Med- that are to have names im­ First Publicstlon, October 22, 18S9 33— Sis. PelBT & P iu l ilg-zac aid. GR. 7 1828. '54 OLDS. Last Publieitlon, November 19, 1999 and to view the attractive dis­ land, Frank Seeley. James Fen­ printed must be in by Dec. 1. GREETING AD! IN THE COUNTV COURT CLOTHING & FURS 41 A BEAUTIFUL EMER- In and for tha City and County 'The Register" is new leecptlng these holiday ads. Tha cost Is 8515 W. 45th For Sale—Short muskrat jacket, flair o f Denver and State o f (Colorado OPEN 11 TO 9:90 DAILY ALD GREEN SUPER 88 No. P-178SS small—come Iri or call— back, brown. Almost like new. NOTICE TO CREDITORS apwiM <( 1.M0 •«. a . M * KE. 4-4908, ext. 29. HOLIDAY COUPE. Arabic Delegates Praise Lourdes' Choir ESTATE OP EARL ROSS McCOY, //// |RF4ie. ptUo. tlictrlc klU k^ S H bttbi HAS POWER STEER. SR. iDeceasedl. THE REGISTER M I tMHiBiit p t n lf flolihi8> A ■nwililt RADIO & TELEVISION 43 (Our Lady of Lonrdes Parish, Choir. The speech class and contest last year, the men will All peraons having claims against IN 6, POWER BRAKES, tha above aamed estate are re- LEE KINNIE CO. USED T V ...... 434.79 up Denver) speech choir are under the not be able to win a prize this qulrad lo flla them for allowance KE. 4-4205 AUTOMATIC TRANS­ HA. 2-1411 and HA. 4-1442 RENTAL TV ...... IllJO month The Lourdes Boys' Choir in direction of Jerry Van Dyke year, as the rule is that no dis­ in tha County Court of tha City 938 Bannock St. MISSION, A LOCAL and County «l Denver, Colomdo, on ACTION rv GR.71029 red coaU and black trousers and Helen Barrack. Interpre­ play can win first prize twice. or bafora tha 13th day o f April, or a salesman will call an you, CAR. BETTER HURRY! sang in the Olin Hotel Nov. 13 tive dance is choreographed But the Rocks of Lourdes Club 1940, or said claims shsU be forerer 33— St. Philomena's 3773 Federal Blvd. barrad. for the Arabic American Soci­ by Richard Chrodlni. men will decorate as usual, since Earl Ross McCoy, Ir. PERSONALS bSTORY. S-bdrm. brick, 910.790. MISC. FOR SALE 44 ety. A IS-mioute concert was The combined boys and the whole idea is to represent Administrator ISAM loan can be asatimad. 1144 Philip e . Collins Madison, CaU Jim BtemlUar, MA 8 presented,'and a standing ova­ girls choirs will be accom­ before the people of Denver A He may fo r tha aetata 9191. Get Rid of Un-needables (OS Malettic Bldg., Denver, Colo. LEE A ASPINWALL tion was given them by the panied by a 20-plece orches­ the real N ativity scene. DR. D. J. SMITH through a REGISTER CLASSIFIED Arabic delegates to this country tra. Costumes are being made MA. 3-I449 RA 2-9738 REALTORS RA 14738 New cassocks for the men (PubUtbed in Tba Denver CatboUc Optometrist AD. Tbat la w h an folks look when in Denver for the occasion. by the choir mothers, and the Ragtitar) Attractlva 4-bdrm. 1-stoiy home. they need things. PHONE KE. 4- servers have been ordered. As SpBcialiting in Bath up and povrder room on 1st sets of scenery are being cre­ Firat PubUctUoa, OcL 22. IMS 4208. Both the Lourdes Boys’ soon as they arrive some 14 Last PubUcaUoo, Nov. 19, 19S9 ConUct Lenses, also door. Gas hast, garage. Near bus­ ated by Jerry Van Dyke. Don­ line, Khools. and shopping. CtU Hr. Choir and the Girls' Choir men w ill begin serving Masses Visual Training. Will trade good 8pieea green over- ald Lee Eckhardt is the choir NOTICE TO CREDaORS Hoffman, DE. 3-0493. stuffed let for 10x10 rug or will '58 together with members of the on Sunday mornings. Three ESTATE OP JOHN E. WRIGHT 7292 U.S. Uiwar 6 — Derby L. L. Knox A Co., Raallor AC. 1-1781 sell (or 190. CUil SP. 7-5386. Lourdes speech class are hard accompanist. Masses on Sunday w ill be served (Ward) No. P-17728 A T . a -3 6 9 3 33— Not Listed by Parish SeU or trade for atampa—men's at work preparing for their Members of the Rocks of by the men and three by the All persona having claims against 941 £ . SRlii Ave— Thornton new roller akates, ala 9; Coeco Christmas Cantata to be pre­ boys. the above aamed estate are required Jumper chair, bathinette, comb, n- Lourdes Club and their wives to file them for allowance In the A T . 7 -1 9 2 6 s t o p : LO O K! dto-record player. EA. 2-4732. sented in Phipps Auditorium were to attend the monthly County Court of the City and County (Evening Appointments Invltadl Inveatigate 8bdrm., full bim l., dcu- Library Program of Denver, Colorado, on or before HOOVER UPRIGHT Dec. 20. One hundred sixty meeting in the Center House on bie garage, all brick, 1X09 aq. ft VACTHIM CLEANER tha 29U day o f April, 1940, or a M home with flnplact, Uich kitchen, ENGLISH FORD PRE­ children, well trained in ! EXPERT CATERING Realtor Andrew Wyeowateky. Guardian of C olorado Springs < SERVICE 2 BAST 07FICE the Estate of Christy Chrisman, S (Cloaeil Teaaday) *■ Are Rated Killers (minor), 741 Equitable Bldg., Den C u t 22ad A Keerney ver 2, Colorado; no relation. IVkWSrtWW^WeWASV DE. 3-4944 You are hereby notified to appear SOUTH UFFICB Ever think of it this way? and answer the petition within FEMALE HELP WANTED 7 1190 9. Celerade Blvd. J . D. CROUCH twenty days after service o f this S K . 4 - 1 8 7 7 Cars do not cause accidents. notice on you III served by publi­ C. D. O’BRIEN Catholic woman, north side, to do MAY REALTY They are driven to it by the cation, within twenty days after the last publication of (his notice) and cleaning and laundry. Days opan. Please Patronize operator. This leads the State lo default of an answer or appear­ References required. Box 78, The ance the <^urt will proceed to re­ Register, 998 Bannock St. Your REGISTER Patrol to remark: Don't drive ceive and hear proofi coheeming CUP 11.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO R E A L T O R Houaekeeper needed (or araall rec­ the heirs of such decedent and en­ Advertisers and Classified Advertising, The Register. yourself to death. ter a decree determining who are tory In mountain community north­ the heira o f such deceased person. west of Denver. Write Box JB, The Mention Box 1620, Denver I, Colo., or Phone It In to KE. 44205 INSURANCE-LOANS A lifetime can be SPENT Dsled at Denver, Colorado, this Register, Denver 1, or tsU KB. 4 42M, exL 31. crossing a street or a busy 8th day of November. 1959. THE REGISTER John I. Carreher A food cook, accustomed to cook­ 725 N. Tejo» St. highway, warns the State Patrol. 741 Equitable Bldg., ing for private family. Noon meal Quality Apporal Denver 2, Colo. dally. Good wages. Referances. Call So stay alert and stay alive. AM. 4-0141 DE. 81449, 3:34 to 4:30 p.m. Colorado Springs, Colo. VICTOR B. 6RANDY D« COLORADO SPRINGS School has been in session for SERVICE DIRECTORY SINCE >S71 Clerk of the County Court Secretary wanted South side Parish. M E . S-77S1 three months. It is hoped that /I/ MARTIN J. FINNERTY, SR. Rookkeeping essential. (Jood aalaiy. KE. 4-4205 Kiowa aad Tajoo Straat* Deputy Clerk Box 197, The Register. 938 tonnoek, your child will not have an (Published In The Denver Catholic Cook wanted for Denvai' rectory^ accident. But do not let up, Register) Good salary. Other help employed ASH HAULING DRUGGISTS REMODELING First Publication, Nov. 12. 1H9 Call AC. 2-3829 during office hours warns the Colorado State Patrol. Last PubllcallOQ, Dec. 3. 1999. The Heyse Sheet only. Miller Traah Servlet YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Please Patronize Continue to preach safety. Prac­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Pickup Saturday AL. 81792 iriU tw Riled correctly at Netal & Roofing tice it in front of your children Ne. P-1S434 EDUCATION 13 WASHINGTON PARK PUARHACY Reva Your REGISTER Estate Of BESSIE L. BERLIN (De­ SH AFFER ’S RUBBISH Ph. SP 74479 . 1094 South Gaylord when you drive or walk. ceased! Advertisers and INCORTORAIXO REMOVAL HEATING ROOHNO Notice Is hereby given that I have O’NEAL MUSIC STUDIOS GUTTERS Construction Co. filed my fin ii report In the County Now expanding, accepting new pupils Mention SHEEl UETAL COMMERCIAL AND Bride Court of tho City and County of Den­ In piano, accoi& on, organ, voice, Be­ 1306 W . Alameda THE REGISTER PkMti ME. S-4SSa EiL lass ver, Colorado, and that any person ginners, advinced; children, adults. RESIDENTIAL desiring to object to the same shall Thoro Instruction all types music. aaa so. Ne v a d a REASONABLE RATES Cotters Spocts Remodeling and New file written obJecUon with the said 9201 Tennyson HA 7-44T9 court on or before January I, 1940, A L 5-3310 W s s p e c t o I lM Im C u l t o r s o d Pete Beronl .1 / Leila J.Kals, Construction Administratrix CvMert 0 —n>rf «ad ’ Farnitarc Shop Dr. John A. Ordahl Published In The Denver Catholic BRICK Register: IVoroaghip Etp«HM4«d 5’"''«9es It UPHOLSIERINC OPTOMETRIST All klndi of brick-work, atone work, RE-UPHOLSTERING AND First Publication, November 19, 1959 Say “Charge It'* Last Publication. D ec^ber 17, 1999 block work, flrepiacof. Speclalixtng REPAIRING US NORTH riJO N STREET In complete garages, honaea. Call fepj SUp Onpu-lM ME. ^SMI GR. 7-4704 or HA. 841SS. Mad. H Onlir COLORADO SPRINOS, COLO. American Roofing Interior Brick Panel. Hake your Foi-DilBra Mad* te Order Triduum Rifes home a abow place with an Interior Sheet Metal Co. Z4-US Wahaauk A* ME Z-MOl Brick waU. CaU FR. 7.7172 for eiU- mate. CH 4-84S6 Z1G7 Downing QUAIITY A MUST! At Si. Joseph's Plreplacea, brick repair. pulnUng AfUf 4 p-M. SU. I*40Si REGISTER WANT ADS eatJmalea. BUD NOLAN. DE. 34690 Sotisfaction Guaranteed! (I DRIVE IN (St. Joseph's Redemptorist Uonbor oC AU Sm Io Psrlob Parish, Denver) BUILDER & CARPENTER Free Estimates ^ MOTEL Wednesday, Thursday, and Do Jobs In a Hurry! J Friday. Nov. 18, 19, and 20. HEATING imodeling RA. 2-5763 Stay with "Joy' prayers are being said through­ in your home 820 N. Naaada out the U.S. prior to the dedi­ — ....ids Inal) or out — Call Jack Rila cation of the National Shrine of P h o n e AC. 2-14» OL. 83019 Troth Hauling the Immaculate Conception in Member o f Preaentatlon Pariah WE SPECIALIZE ON—SMOKY TRASH HAULING PHONE ME. 2-0303 Washington. D.C. Here in St. FIREPLACES, C H IM N EY Any Place In Hetropolltan Denver, Joseph’s Parish, exposition of rROUBLES, THERMOSTAT Day or Night Calla KE. 4-4205 Building and Remodeling CONTROLS, STEAM WATER EA. 8 W 8 the Blessed Sacrament will be­ 2430 High SUeal gin before the 6 o'clock Mass ! LEAKY BASEMENT? PLANTS, GAS AND OIL I Mllltex WatarprooHni Co.. EM. 8 BURNERS. TA. W107. OUT WEST AWNINGS In Our Lady of Grace Friday, Nov. 20, and w ill close UPHOLSTERERS 18 EAST KIOWA S'fREET 11092. Church. Denver. Jo Ann Marie after the evening Mass at 5:30. LINEN SERVICE R8UpboUtcring by relalble firm. Colorado Springs, Colo. C^rrone, daughter of Mr. and RtmodellQg, baaementa. Ole floors, 31 yeara experleneo—terma. Father John Fulford will con­ paneling. Any alit job. Llcenaed Mrs. John Cerrone, became the MOUNTAIN Free EetimaU A C 3-1372 duct the-annual Solemn Novena and Inaured, TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. NATIONAL UPBOUTERY I bride of Anthony Leonard Man- in honor of the Immaculate MeKelvey SP. 7-3942 B. W. B*«kIaA. 2145 Court near Eaat 20Ui Av^ cinellt son of Mr. g^d Mrs. An­ Conception, which will begin on BaaemenU, addlUona, cab. work, 1 0 1 0 B. C r m s t A A . tonio MancineUi, all of Denver. Monday. Nov. 30. The hours also Interior decorating. Ucenaed WALLPAPER, PAINTS and Inaured. RA. 2-1347 PAINTING The Murray Drug Co. The Rev. James Moynihan offi­ of the scnices each day will Wallpaper—20e a roll and np. Komae Call An EatabUabed Decurator Praaeriptleaf Aecuratsly Filled ciated. Rodney Eichler, nephew be at 3, 5:30. and 7:30 p.m. painta. paper hanging, frte eetimatt. CURTAIN LAUNDRIES 20 Y « a » In Deovtr KB. 44429 S49 SanU Pt Di. of the bridegroom, sen’ed for On school days, services w ill be Painting - Texiurlng - Papering Main Store— 116 E. rikcs I’enk ME. 2-].5517 fhArew riM> It t-StS- 4020 Brigilino Bird. ery Council, and Sister Justine and Roberta Heidenreich, vice the honor and cloiy of the aenlor ifa H ii a* favaewari Call GL. 5-4723 for FREE DEUVEBY class. of the catechetical school for president, secretary, and treas­ CH. 04S69 Edith and Carmine Lombardi, Prop. The Juniors elected (heir leaders: migrant children in Brighton. IMISN- urer, respectively, were elected President, Joe Lambrccht; vice pres­ 4WS Padaral SIvO. Colo. \ at the first CSMC meeting Tues­ ident, John Duran; secretary, Larry Chavci; and treasurer, Agnlta Pfeif­ FOR RELIABLE PLUMBING CALL Father Overman will report day, Sept. 29. Sister Mary Law­ fer. They also promlae to maintain on problems and solueions to be rence, moderator, directed the the honor and flory that Is theln as Junior* o f AnnuncIsUon. W. S. WHITE & SON. studied at the National Confer­ meeting. Sophomorss put Jerry Martinet In WEISS BAKERY ence to Stabilise Migrant Labor The following day, Manuel aa nrealdent o f their cUat; Pete Jar- Extra fast service on emergency repairs, clogged sewers mmo, vice prestdent; Duane Con- and drains. Automatic Water Heaters, Disposals. Water which he will attend in Chicago Montez was chosen to lead the lalee, aecre'Ury; Kenny Chavet. this week end. Mrs. Duggan sodality as prefect. The mem­ treiaurer. Services. Water Meters. Remodeling and Replacements. OLD-FASHIONED SALT Freshmen will be represented by RISING BREAD— EVERY TUESDAY will explain how the archdioc­ bers elected John Duran, vice Richard Lambrecht, Don Chavei, 4452 Quitman SL esan program on migrant labor f - ‘ prefect; Lupita Gurule, secre­ and Anton Zerr. Their officers will be chosen durins th* eecond eetnet- Phones GL. 54438 GL. 5-1818 Three Clore* lo Sere* yeti utilizes its funds and workers. tary; and Eleanor Mary Mar­ ter. 40X4 TENNYSON ST...... C L 6-IOST Sister Justine has bad much BSM W. aaib AVE. ______HA. 4-ISM firsthand experience with the K. of C. Choral Club LAKESIDE CENIEK ...... G t S -IIU families of migrant laborers. The Rev. (1st Lt.) Robert Kappa members are reminded L. Breunig has been selected 1st Meeting Nov. 23 to bring canned goods for the- by the Air Materiel Command ROSS hardw are annual shower for the Sisters ofi to attend the graduate seminar ■ " 1 Carmel in Littleton lo this The Knights of Columbus Open Niles Till 9 p.m. — Free Perkirg It for Air Force chaplains on Let There Be Light meeting. I Council 539. Denver, is organiz- counseling in human factors 6420 E. Colfax at Monaco FL. 5-5330 .All Tiirongli The Year I with Air Force personnel. nig a Choral Club. The inaugu­ Crone • line M This seminar, under the aus­ ral meeting will be Monday, pices of the Department of the Th is Christm as Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. in the K. of RADIANT HEAT Air Force, will be conducted at C. Home, 1575 Grant Street G ive A the Catholic University of America, Washington. D.d De­ Activities ,will include parti­ GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. signed for Catholic chaplains, cipation in programs for cor­ porate Communion days. Ladies' “ ,4errediled Perperort to the Caiholie Clergr" Lamp or light Fixture the program will slart Oct. 5 JANITORIAL Sc SANITARY SUPPLIES A Christmas Present . . . and continue 30 days. Father Night, days of recollection, ini­ tiations, and other important 1421 • 16th Street CU 44775 or CH 4-2598 See Our Large Assortmenl of Only You Can Give! Breunig will stay at the Capu­ DCKVIR t COLOKAOO YOUR PORTRAIT chin College. 4121 Harewood Catholic functions. No exper­ Road. N.E.. Washington 17. ience and no auditions neces­ C/iristma5 Decorations The priest was released from sary. Tree Lighls - Ornaments • Tinsels his ari^diocesan duties to be­ Electrical Contracting & Repairing Stringers • Slanils - !Nalivity Scenes gin chaplain.s’ school training Sepl. 22. 1958. ai Lackland A ir NOTICE i:a k l j . Fixtures, Extra Qhxss Force Base in San Antonio. Tex. A fter a four-week course he was Alt contributors to the Den­ y i . — ■ Klo^fric Company » assigned to Tinker AFB, Okla­ ver Catholic Register are re­ LkonMtf 9ai%oam V homa. V Torchier Bowls minded that the deadline for Member .Natiooal Electrical Contractors Ast'o. V Prior to his chaplaincy he was V the administrator of St! Mary's the Christinas Week issue is V Lamps and Shades 1178 Stoat St. A C . 2 -5 7 3 3 Parish. Brush, and missions. A 3 p.m. Monday. Dec. 21. Specializing in native of Denver, he was gradu­ Quality Plumbing Free Qift Wrappings ated from Regis High School in MAlo 3-5314 1944. In the fall of the that TRY and Heating Repairs ONLY year he entered St. Thomaj' WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE I BilO 0-1 and Seminary. His ordination came J ' a l b i A . F. J. KIRCHHOF 3 *S i7 Stack'WhiTi on June 2, 1951. His first assign­ H ll.V I USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN 95 ment was as assistant at the SLATTERY OK Sales, Repairs, Srrriea and IFiring Materials ‘ 14 Cathedral. Gifu • Hardware • Paint 31o6 Hesl 38th .Ave. CLendale 5-89 If, I- U IO On and In February. 1955. hr assumed G lau - Toys Construction Co. Hack While Cell h> temporary charge of the Platte- Store Hourj Pipe Threading & Mon., through Thurs., 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Fri. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. ville-Ft. Lupton parishes. After Window Shades • Key PlumhiriR and fleating Saturdty 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. four and one-balf months he Duplicating Conlrarlorx BUILDERS ' Sf WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS DO\*S relumed to the Cathedral for . ■ r Open Friday & Monday tors. 161 V A L L E JO ST. . . J. Open Friday nights till 8 P.M. Photography and Cameras a brief period before being sent SH. 4-3181 tVe Appreciate Tour Patronage lo Brush. He is expecting an 32 Broadway P E . 3-2»4e 401B Si. 61. S-74W JORM J. CONNOR. FriiHiat overseas assignment soon. ReUert F. Coaaw. Viet Ptm lSm l H 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. s