SBSSBaB Only One Real Cure for Hard Times LISTENING IN National Two Cents ROOT OF ECONOMIC EVILS The Columbia University Edition a Copy Press, New York, is about to issue ''Catholic Journalism: A THE LIES IN VRONC IDEALS IN Study of Its Development in the United States, 1789-1930,” by the Rev. Apollinaris W. Baumgartner. The book will m o i i i O R OUR CIVILimLON TODAY be available October 1. We wish we could recommend it, Social Action Meetings REGISTER Plenty All Around but No Way to Feed Hungry but our advance copy leaves THE RAPID-FIRE CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER gasping. The work con­ /to be Held All Across Because Justice Is Supplanted tains a great deal of valuable Coiftinent historical matter, but does nbt VOL. VII. No. 37. DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1931. TWO CENTS by Greed say a word about the develop­ Washington, D. C.— Taking new ment of The Register chain of inspiration from Pope Pius XI’s En­ ^ By the Rev. P. J. O’Connor cyclical Quadragesimo Anno, issuecf Statue to First U. S. Abbot Dedicated (Pastor of St. James’ Church, St. Louis, Missouri) newspapers, which has been in commemoration of the fortieth the most phenomenal thing in anniversary of Rerum Novarum, the M w Vill Not Is the end in sight? Catholic journalism in recent Catholic Conference on Industrial When do the hard times end? is a question that is being years. The author claims to Problems is about to inaugurate a asked of everyone who is presumed to know, and the answer have tried to get late circula­ series of meetings which will preach is a guess. Reading over the latest guesses we have come to and explain the importance of this Vera Cnizs tion data, but he has never labor document from one coast to the conclusion that the hard times will continue until there been in touch with our office, the otheh is a change of mind and heart. The struggle that the labor­ and the figure he gives for The The program, inaugurated with ing classes are having for existence is not the result of a phys­ Register is positively libelous the meeting on “ The Negro In In­ Anti-Church War ical catastrophe such as storm, flood, earthquake, or epidemic; dustry” just held at St. Louis, in today, being that for early conjunction with the seventh annual President Rubio-Dismays Cath­ its root is the growth of a wrong idea in our social structure. 1928, which he sets down in convention of the Federated Colored olics With Stand of Who would ever think that a’ wrong or a false philosophy a table as the figure for 1930. Catholics of the United States, cov­ Neutrality would have so wide an extension and cause so much misery! It is hard to be patient with ers a 10-month period. Arrange­ Yet, the trouble has undoubtedly surii blundering work. If a ments already have been completed Mexico City.— The federal govern­ come from a false concept of man’s for seven regional meetings in as ment’s announced determination not duty to man. Everyone knows that man' cannot see west of the many different cities. Meetings in to intervene in the Vera Cruz re­ the market is flooded with goods; Spin Impressed by Hudson river, he ought to con­ four other cities— two in the Middle ligious controversy, which recently think of the fanner picking and cart­ fine his writing to his own West and two in the New England has led to a series of bombings and ing peaches to St. Louis from some states— also are being arranged as riots, was received with dismay in faraway country orchard and selling backyard and not strive to de­ part of the year’ s program. scribe what is happening in the Catholic circles. President Ortiz Ru­ them for 10 or 15c a bushel; what a Rocheiter Session Arranged bio in his annual address at the open­ heartbreak he most experience as Letter of Biskops nation. His whole treatment Following the St. Louis meeting, a ing session of. congress made his first he goes from store to store and com­ i of the Western press is unsat­ regional meeting will be held in definite reply to requests for inter­ mission house to commission house, isfactory. He seems to be en­ Rochester, October 14, under the vention with the statement that the doubting if he will be able to get tirely unaware of the fact that auspices of the National Council of Vera Cruz legislature acted within enough to defray the expense of the on Chnrch Rigbls Catholic Men, which will hold its an­ its rights in passing an anti-Church gasoline. The same is true of wheat the pace-setting developteent nual convention in that city. The measure and he considered federal in­ — a recent report states there are in Catholic journalism in the third regional meeting will be a half­ tervention would be a violation of five and a half thousand million bu­ Madrid.— The pastoral letter of last few years has all been in day session to be held at Wichita, State sovereignty. shels of unsold wheat in the world; the Spanish hierarchy calling upon the West. Kans., October 21, in conjunction Simultaneously with the presi­ six million tons of unsold sugar; the people to continue to organize de­ with the ninth annual meeting of the dent’s announcement, a serious riot twenty-eight million bales of cotton: fense of the rights of the Church Catholic Rural Life Conference. Fred­ was reported in Orizaba, Vera Cruz, the colossal surplus stock of rubber has created a profound impression We have been interested in erick P. Kenkel, a former president where several thousand Catholics of last year has increased by one throughout the country. Its most im­ watching the magazine re­ of the Catholic Conference on Indus­ demonstrated in protest against an hundred, and thirty thousand tons; portant immediate effect has been to trial Problems, will preside over this attempt to burn three Orizaba the unsold stocks of copper have in­ trengthen the nationwide campaign views of “ Living Philoso­ churches. The demonstrators are creased by six thousand tons; the phies,” just published by Si­ meeting, which will have for its gen­ Sgr the preservation of religious or­ eral theme “ The Encyclical and Ag­ said by the Associated Press corre­ Brazilian government burned recent­ ders. mon & Schuster. Albert Ein­ riculture.” spondent to have stoned the Masonic ly! six hundred seventy-five thousand Public comment by Minister of bags of coffee, and our farm board stein, John Dewey, H. L. A meeting to be held in Los An­ temple and a Protestant church and Justice Fernando de los Rios, a So­ has suggested that the farmer burn geles in March will be the second resisted troops with the same weap­ cialist, to the effect that he considers Mencken, George Jean Nathan every third row of cotton. (Continued on Page 4) ons. Order finally was restored and the Bishops’ pastoral to be a “ calm, and others tell what their at­ several arrests were made. ’ (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) titude towards religion is. Most To Continue Taking of Churchei of the essays appeared in The Gallows Erected As President Ortiz Rubio said the fed­ Forum. Two or three have This statue, ^mmemorating the life and work of the American pio­ eral government would continue na­ Monument to Martyr tionalization of Church property been reprinted from English neer Benedictine, the Rt. Rev. Boniface Wimmer, O. S. B., who made Venezuela Government Ends Exile of the first Benedictine foundation in this country in 1846, has just been throughout the country and that for­ works. London.— A gallows has been unveiled in front of St. Vincent’s Archabbey church, Latrobe, Pa. eign priests would be prevented from It would be impossible to erected in St. Mary’s church at entering Mexico, no matter in what Biskop Persecuted for Marriage Stand get more nonsense or loose Samlesbury, Lancashire, as a me­ Latrobe, Pa.— The new memorial dents and fifteen brother candidates, capacity they came. The government morial to Blessed John South- statue commemorating the life and he arrived in New York on Septem' will respect all religious creeds, he Caracas, Venezuela.— The govern­ executive of Venezuela, has signed thinking between covers. Yet, worth, a martyr who, centuries achievements of the Rt. Rev. Boniface her 16, 1846, where he met many said, but any Church that wishes to ment edict banishing the Most Rev a decree rescinding the order of ban­ because the essays attack ago, was hanged from the gallows Wimmer, O.S.B., founder of St. Vin­ discouraging-forecasts on the part of remain in Mexico must obey the law. Salvador Montes de Oca, Bishop of ishment. everything sacred, and that is at ■'Tyburn, Loudon. cent’s archabbey and the American American priests that his project Denunciation o f the campaign o f Valencia, who was exiled by Juan In August of last year, the Ven­ popular nowadays, the book is Blessed John was z member of Cassinese Benedictine congregation, would fail. Undaunted, Father Wim­ violence being waged by anti-clerical Bautista Perez, former president, on ezuelan administration which had one of the eld Catholic families was solemnly unveiled Sept. 1 in the mer went to the Diocese of Pitts­ leaders in the State of Vera Cruz is October 11, 1929, has been annulled. exiled the Bishop attempted to mod­ being nicely reviewed. The at Samlesbury. The family had presence of four Bishops, nine Ben­ burgh and took over some land that contained in a public declaration just ify its stand and announcement was The action of former President Golden Book atimits: “ There two mansions in the district. One edictine Abbots, many prelates, had been given him hy Father H. made by a large ^ ou p of students of made that the prelate would be per­ Perez banishing Bishop Montes de alumni of St. Vincent^nd a large Lemke. He later moved from that the state. Pointing oqt that theirs are at least eight violently op­ is still inhabited and retains the Oca was taken after the prelate, in mitted to return if he would com ply. crowd of friends of th^pioneer Ben­ place t6 a locality 40 miles east of with certain conditions. This offer posed points of view, signifi­ secret cavity in which hunted is a protest of citizehs banded to­ commenting on the civil marriage of priests hid from their pursuers. edictine and of the institution he Pittsburgh and was given by Bishop gether without reference to religious was made only after the hierarchy of cant of the moral confiuion of founded. O’Connor the location on which St. a state official, following a divorce, The martyr-priest worked in (Continued on Page 4) was said to have 'declared that civil Venezuela and the Catholic people our day,” but it seems to think The Rt. Rev. Ernest Helnjstetter, Vincent’s Archabbey college and generally had protested against his London for many years, and his marriage is-only a-formality and that the book is useful. body is now enshrined in West­ O.S.B., Abbot of St. Mary’s abbey, seminary stand today. As the con­ banishment. Bishop Montes de Oca f jr a Catholic the only valid mar­ “ Living Philosophies” is a minster Cathedral. Newark, and president of the Amer­ gregation developed, much good was refused to accept any of the condi­ ican Cassinese con^egation, unveiled accomplished among the settlers in riage is one contracted before a monument to American boob- priest. tions that President Perez sought to the memorial, while the Most Rev! that vicinity and soon the area was i m y U l N C i s impose. ery. Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleve­ divided into parishes served by priests According to El Universal, Juan One of the conditions was that the CRIME STUDY, land, an alumnus of St. Vincent’s, de­ from the community, since it was dif­ Vicente Gomez, the present chief Bishop should write a letter to the The recent Encyclical on livered the unveiling address. Solemn ficult to secure priests for work in government explaining that it had Labor issued by Pius XI is Pontifical Mass was celebrated prior the outlying sections. Father Wim­ PHCE SmiEMEIIT California Governor never been his intention to disobey PU N AT MEN’S to the unveiling by the Most Rev. mer became the first Abbot of St. the laws of his country nor to replace n^tly summed up in the Dub­ Hugh C. Boyle, Bishop of Pitts- Vincent’s in 1855. At his death at Terms of Catholic Action Paci­ Gives Lift to Nuns them with ecclesiastical laws. Reply­ lin Catholic monthly. The bureh. St. Vincent’s archabbey, December fication Seen as Victory ing, the exiled prelate stated that Cross, quoted by The Buf­ COUNCIL MEET The statue is the work of Fred­ 8, 1887, five abbeys h8d sprung out by Both Sides San Francisco.-:—The corner of neither in his writings nor in his ac­ falo Echo as follows: “ Let jus­ erick Soeebeck of Rome, and has of his labor and others were forming. Fourth and Mission streets is al­ tions would there be found anything been admired and praised as a re­ Hundreds of priests had already been Rome, Italy.— The Italian govern­ ways a busy one. At the close of to justify the charge that he ever tice and charity m le; let class National Convention Will Look markable likeness of Abbot Wimmer. educated in schools he had founded ment has officially announced the set­ the work day it is thronged with had disobeyed the laws of his coun­ war be |ibandoned; let the Into Economic Prob­ Abbot Wimmer, bom in Bavaria in and through him Benedictine influ­ tlement of the conflict between itself homegoers. Standing in. the crowd try. The Perez administration also workers be assured of a living lems Also 1R09, founded the Benedictine order ence in the United States was widely and the Vatican over Catlwlic Action awaiting street cars one recent asked that the Bisl op foA id the wage, and also of such a share in the United States. With five stu­ felt. clubs. A summary of the announce­ evening were two Sisters of Char­ faithful of his diocese to stage any ment shows: of the fruits of industry as will Washington, D. C.— Discussions ity. sort of demonstration on the occasion centering around tJie study of condi­ 1. Catholic Action organizations A sedan drove up beside the of his return. To this .the Bishop enable them to become owners tions that lead to crime and disre- are essentially diocesan under the safety zone. Its single occupant replied that, as a man, he had always of property and to enjoy a fru­ grard of la'w have a prominent place Over 100,000 Fed by Franciscans control of Bishops who appoint club signaled the driver to stop. He been opposed to this kind of "recep­ gal security and personal free­ the pro^am of the eleventh annual officers and directors, none o f whom alighted, escorted the sisters to tion but that he could not prevent dom. What more can human- convention of the National Council of may be from parties hostile to Fas­ the car and helped them to seats. any reception the clergy and the Catholic Men, to be held at Rochester, at Cost of Less Than Nickel Each cism. There can be no political ac­ The man was the governor of faithful desired to give him, since ( Continued on Page 4) N. Y., October 11, 12 and 13. Nation- tion nor'ippearance of it and Cath­ California, James Rolph, Jr. such honor would not be intended for ally-kno'wn sociologists, criminologists Detroit, Mich. — (Special) — The was $5,218.75. This sum includes olic Action can have no flag except As I* the sedan drove off the his persoiK but for a Bishop exiled and members of the bar 'will be average cost of the meals served at $3,550.48 spent in cash and $1,- the Italian flag. crowd applauded the state’s chief because he pad defenjj^ the Church. among the speakers. the St. Francis kitchen in the ■winter 668.27, the value of groceries and 2. There shall be no organization executive. A third Condition rejected by the A second important subject to be months was less than 5 cents each, meat donations received. of professional classes, and those al­ (Continued onIPage 4) ready formed within Catholic Action presented for discussion is industrial according to a report made by Ed- In the report, it was pointed problems, with particular emphasis to ■ward Marts, treasurer of the Third must abstain from syndical labors, out that the low cost was the result confining themselves to religious be placed on unemployment. The pro­ Order of SL Francis, sponsor of the of volunteer service of a large num­ gram is being made up to develop, to kitchen. work. . • The newt that Bracil it giving up ber of men and women, members of 3. The youth clubs shall be known the highest degree possible, an effec­ The report shows that more than the Third Order of St. pS-ancis. There Pilgrims See Odd Places l e r e Hunted its scheme of purely secular educa­ as “ youth associations of Catholic tive Catholic contribution toward a 100,000 men and women were served was no rental for the use of the tion and is adopting a system of r» solution of the pressing economic Action.” They shall have no flag ligious education "in harmony with with food at the kitchen. The kitchen hall, which is owned by the Third except the Italian flag and their re­ problems that are confronting the was in operation for 125 days and Order. the life of the family” is of first nation. ligious banners. rate importance, believes The Catho' the daily average number of meals Since the kitchen was closed on Priests Hid in Refermation Persecution The convention, it was announced Most Abstain From Athletics lie Sentinel, Portland, Ore. The re. served was 1,000, which included 300 May 1, the Third Order has been after a meeting of the convention It was finally agreed that these turn of Brazil to a plan of State aid for breakfast and 700 for dinner. distributing bread free to needy local associations must abstain from committee with Walter T. Johnson, The total cost of the entire period families. Old House in England Now Used as Place of for religious instruction in its schools president, and Charles F. Dolle, ex- any sports or athletics, limiting them­ leaves our own country, with Mexico cutive secretary, will open with Pon­ selves to education and recreational Catholic Devotion Reveals Ancient Secrets on this side of the Atlantic and Rns. tifical High Mass at St. Patrick’s activities with religious ends in view. sia in Europe, as the only important Cathedral, Rochester, Sunday, Octo­ This agreement, regarded by each of Fidelity to Outlawed Worship nations in Christendom which do not ber 11. The Most Rev. John Francis side as a victory, might be consid­ give State aid to religious education. Shaker Colony Dating From Revolution ered as a compromise. It reopens O’Hern, Bishop of Rochester, will be Birmingham, England.— (Special) France for a time set up a purely the celebrant. 15,000 clubs closed three months ago, the fioor in another room, at the — Pilgrims who have just inspected secular educational system at home, Prominent Speakers Listed but bars them from those athletic south end of the building, access is Harrington hall at Kiddermuster, to though continuing to subsidize re­ Sunday evening, a public mass associations activities which the Fas­ obtained to a small chamber, near celebrate the Feast of Rlessed John ligious schools abroad. But since the meeting will be held in the audi­ Days Is Turned Into Catholic School cists reserve for their clubs. to the floor of which is a hole two Wall, last of the English Reforma­ war, France has recognized its obli­ torium of the Columbus Civic center, It emphasizes the restriction al­ feet square, through which a priest tion martyrs, found that the old gation to continue religious educa­ at which Isaac Adler, vice mayor of ready in the concordat that Catholic could crawl, and by means of a lift, building has many strange hiding tion in Alsace-Lorraine and has ex­ (Continued on Page 4) Famous Buildings of Sect in Ne’w England Sold Action clubs shall be purely religious, worked by a windlass, lower himself tended subsidies to some other but clarifies brief phrases of the doc­ places that were used by priests in to a cellar ten feet below the ground. schools where religious instruction is to Lamennais Brothers as Training Institute ument by mentioning sports and syn­ the days of persecution. The falling of a piece of plaster given. dical action. The inner chamber was evidently in 1894 revealed the fact that a American Martyrs Get for Order Members The agreement automatically re­ prepared as the most secret part of heavy oak beam, apparently one of Most citizens will approve the ac Los Angeles Church establishes the condition whereby the house for use as a chkpel, and the main supports of the buildings, tion of Superintendent Frank Cody Alfred, Me.— (Special)— When the vows. The novices ard boys 15 or 16 Italians may belong both to Catholic there the household and Catholics of merely hid a carity sufficient to hide . in asking married teachers whose hus­ Los Angeles.— The new Cbnrcb old Shaker bell rang out from the years of age, while the latter group Action organizations and the Fascist the neighborhood could assemble and a man in a sitting position, the ; bands receive good salaries from the of the American Martyrs, Man­ cross-crowned belfry on the admin­ is comprised of young men of 20 party. The Fascist party early in hear Mass through a kind of lattice refugee in this instance being fed city to take a year’s vacation, says hattan Beaeb, was solemnly dedi­ istration building of the former or so; most of them come from Mass­ the controversy issued an order de­ work. through a straw placed in a chink in The Michigan Catholic, Detroit. His cated August 30 by the Most Rev. Shaker colony at Alfred, Me., last achusetts and the Canadian pro'vinces claring that membership in the two At the end of a passage leading the wall. request was overdue. ^ week, it did not call the Shaker chil­ to complete, here, their preparation organizations was incompatible. from the chapel were two steps, the The hall, a gift to the Birmingham John J. Cantwell, Bishop o j Los Unnecessary working of married dren to the little old school house as for the work of religious teaching. The settlement in which Father second of which moved on- secret diocese from Mrs. Ferris of the ^ Angeles and San Diego. The new women ouside the home is one of the in days of yore, but summoned Brother Salvius of Notre Dame in­ Tacchi Venturi, a Jesuit priest, hinges and, when raised, revealed a Manor house. King’s Norton, fell into factors in the present depression. If church is in Anglo-Norman design Catholic boys to assemble in the stitute, Scituate, Mass., is the supe­ served as a sort of super-ambassador hole sixteen inches square, which is a bad state of repair and, following all the women whose husbands _ earn and will seat 400. A shrine in hon­ study halls of the new scholasticate rior and will have charge of the insti­ between Pope Pius and Premier the entrance to one of tiie hiding extensive damage caused by gales in a living wage were to devote them­ or of the Martyrs of North Ameri­ of the Brothers of Christian Instruc­ tution as a whole. Brother Salvius, Mussolini, has been sealed by Mus­ places, five feet nine inches by five the last few years, the Archbishop selves to home life, there would be ca is to be erected in the church tion, an international Catholic order a genial man of about 40, is well solini making the Pope a long-de­ feet six inches, supposed to have been took the matter in hand and a com­ many more real families, and the re­ later. The American Martyrs with American headquarters at known for his eight years of work ferred visit (this is written Monday, used by Father Wall. mittee of clergy and laity, with Fa­ sult would be a considerable stimulus were canonized by Pope Pins XI Plattsburg, N. Y. The school will among the Indians of Montana as the when the visit has been announced Air was admitted by a clever con­ ther W. Rowley O’Keeffe as chair­ to business and the country would last year. ■ They all belonged to accommo^te about forty pupils, and head of the Holy Family mission but has- not yet occurred). - He had trivance in the roof, and the room man, was appointed to raise funds - gain socially and morally. the Society of Jesus. Eight stained more than half of that number were there. His work was among the been expected to ■visit the Pope after was concealed by the lowering of the for the cost of renovation. This will glass windows in the nave of the enrolled some time ago. The stu­ Blackfeet, the Kalispell and the Coeur the Lateran treaty and concordat ceiling adjoining the banqueting hall, cost several thousands of pounds. A Bed as the world is, it is not nearly church picture each of the mar­ dents comprise two, groups, the nov­ d’Alene tribes just prior to coming were signed, as did King Victor Em­ food being handed through a small portion of the work has now been so bad yet as it will be if a few tyrs. ices and the scholastics, or those who to Alfred last June to take charge of manuel and the royal family, but the aperture in a wall. done, but the whole scheme will take (Continued on Page 4) have taken seme of their religious (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) By the i^oval of a portion of many years. PAGE TWO T H E REGISTER Sunday, September 13, 1931 3 IS Jesuits Will Go to India Only Real Way for Curing of Hard Times Shown by Pastor Sees Hope for India in Faith Retreat* Held for Journali*t* Dacca, India.— Catholicism offers Paris.— So great has been the suc­ (Continued From Page 1) human worth must be bigger and the best solution to those seeking a cess of the retreats for writers held Every country in the world ap­ more beautiful than the concrete foundation for New India, according at Villa Ma'nresa of Calmart that pears to have so far improved its characters of the men whose leader­ Native Ministers Turn to Rome to a non-Catholie writer in the latest two sessions will be held this year to machinery as to be able to create a ship has led up to the stagnant pool And Bring Their Flocks edition of “ Young Men of India.” accommodate the large number of surplus in food, clothes and general of distress. We must think in terms The article comes as an answer to journalists. The first will be held equipment; there is no foreign mar­ of higher good and motivate our Along the thoughtful minds of India, who September 26 to 30, directed by ket except among very backward na­ deeds by nobler thoughts than self- Peng Yang, Korea.— The past year are continually asking: “ From what Monsignor Geltih. The second, Oc­ tions, and the home market is also interest and sordid gain. in the Maryknoll Korean Prefecture philosophy or creed will the new In­ tober 23 to 27, will be directed by dead because the impoverished thou­ And as to relieving the present dis­ Apostolic of Peng Yang ha# been dia draw its directive principles? Will Monsignor Fillon. This year women sands have no money to make a pur­ tress we must rise to higher levels notable for the number of native con­ there be a cheap imitation of Euro­ writers also will have a retreat at La chase nor a tray of earning it. of method than that of passing the verts from Protestantism. Many pean policies and practices? Will In­ Solitude, in Versailles. How has this condition come hat under the eye of the boss among Korean Protestants are becoming dis­ dia be placed bn a sound basis and Papal Legate Back in China about? Evidently there has been in­ a force of indignant clerks and peo­ guided by approved principles?” justice somewhere: man has failed ple of moderate means. satisfied with their religion, which • Pekin, China. — His Excellency, they feel to be incomplete. Class of 285 Converts Baptized Archbishop Celso Costantini, Apos in discharging his duty to his fellow Though farm produce is so plentiful that our statesmen would nave it In several instances the converts Bangweolp, Africa.— A ceremony tolic Delegate to China, arrived here man. The current false idea is that there can be no- injustice in the burned, the farmer cannot relieve baptized by the Maryknoll Fathers lasting more than three hours in August 17. He was met by a dele have been native Protestant minis­ which three priests were occupied in taking of profits and in the accumu­ the distress of the growing army in gation of civil, religious, military our breadline because he and they ters, and a large part of these for­ conferring the sacrament of Baptism and diplomatic authorities. Arch lation of wealth. Protestant Churches as a body have frittered their time have not enough mo*ey to defray mer ministers’ flocks have followed on a grhup of 285 new Christians bishop Costantini left Europ^ in them into the Catholic Church. The brought joy to the missionaries here. away in arousing moral indignation the expense of carriage and distri­ May, returning to China by way of Maryknoll missioners have subse­ This class of, neophytes was from the about trivial things and they have bution of the goods. 'This is a time the United States, where he was preS' for Christian men and philanthropists quently been able to purchase at ad­ station of Malole alone. There are ent at many Catholic reunions and been blind to the one moral issue; namely, social justice, or the justice to give a practical demonstration of vantageous rates the former Protest­ eleven other stations in the vicariate. gave several conferences on the mis­ that should prevail in man’s dealing benevolence. Gentlemen! you have ant school buildings of these convert The follovring day more than sixty sions. He spoke in a particular way with his fellow man. The Catholic captured the wealth of the world; communities. babies were baptized. of the flourishing state of the Uni Church has all the time maintained the poor are poor because you have At the Maryknoll mission of Hiken ' Japan Gets Don Bosco Monthly versity of Pekin, which is under the correct principles concerning com­ not left them a cent. Come across!I alone, a comparatively small Korean Miyazaki, Japan.— The Salesian direction of the American Benedic­ mutative justice or the justice that not with your paltry dimes but with market town where the Catholic Fathers of the mission here have in tines. your million dollars and our benev­ Church has not been long established, stituted a monthly publication to relates to exchange, but the Catholic Spanish Royalty Greeted in Erin Church has been sidetracked in its olent organizations will find an easy over 100 native Protestants were counteract the effect of Protestant Dublin.— While on their visit to way near at home to dispose of our received into the Church, following propaganda which is becoming efforts. It has been maligned, black­ Lord and Lady Londonderry at Four American Jesuit* who have just been assigned to Mission o£ balled and expelled from congresses, surplus goods. the example of their former min­ stronger and stronger. It is called Mountstewart, the Infantas Beatrice ister. “ Catholic Lectures,” which is the Patna, India, and who will sail for their new station* early next month. senates and parliaments of nations. and Maria Cristina of Spain with The newly appointed missionaries have spent some time in the study of Its teachings have been ignored and same name as the famous Salesian their brother, Don Juan, and Don Will Have Downtown monthly started by Don Bosco and Hindi, the principal language of the mission. They are: The Rev. Frank its counsels scoffed at. The world FRENCH MISSIONARIES ARE Alvaro de Bourbon, who is affianced Brown, S. J.; Mr. William Hussey, S. J.* Mr. Jerome P. McFarland, S. J., knew its own business and the wis­ DOING PHENOMENAL WORK still appearing. The first issue treate to Princess Beatrice, attended Mass Catholic Newsstand o f “ The Foundations of the Catholic and Mr. Joseph Wroblewski, S. J.— (Gerhard) dom of man has failed, and the poor Paris.— French missionaries have at Newtownards church. They were tended 6,316,504 sick in 222 hospitals Eeligion,” and is a translation of Don and honest laborers are the sufferers. Detroit, Mich.— It was announced received at the door of the church and 731 dispensaries, it is seen from Bosco’s pamphlet on the same sub­ What are these Christian princi­ that a Catholic newsstand would be by the Rev. A. J. Kennedy, who figures pre^red by the missionary ples that have been ignored? They opened downtown here in Sep­ ject. escorted them to their places. Before congregations for the International Brother Feltes Flie* to Seattle are a just wage, a reasonable profit tember. A number of Catholic the sermon. Father Kennedy de-< letter of Spanish Bishops Called San Francisco.— Brother George and a divine obligation on every in Colonial exhibition. They have also livered an address in French, in* periodicals and timely pamphlets on Feltes, Jesuit Alaskan missionary dividual and corporation to bd hu\ doctrinal Soc and controversial subjects provided for 5,290 lepers in thirty- airman, took off alone in his big which he extended a hearty welcome manitarian in their dealings with thee two leper houses. Their 127 sem­ to the royal family in the name of ^ Calm and Fair by Socialist Official 1 be displayed. The stand is the Bellanca plane August 30 from the laborers whom they employ. first of its kind in Detroit. If it is inaries have 5,006 students, Vnd the Catholics of Ireland. churches and chapels number 23,w 6. Alameda airport on his flight to Seat­ children, since there are no other financially successful all money Aged Hero Vicar General Die* (Continued From Page 1) They have three universities tmd tle. The Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard, fair and legitimate document,” is schools in their districts except those If a cure is to be found for the realized above expenses will be de­ Boston, Mass.— The Rt. Rev. Msgr. 13,807 schools with 651,604 pupu.s. S.J., the “ glacier padre,” and head considered particularly significant, conducted by religious orders. The pressing ills of the moment, we must voted to extending the movement. George J. Patterson, former Vicar Orphanages number 684, with 35,805 of tie department of geology at the since he is one of the cabinet officers Daughters of Charity have requested go away back to our Christian civil­ General of the Archdiocese of Bos­ orphans and 115 homes for the aged University of Santa Clara, was among who has been participating with Pres­ the government to delay enforcement ization and find in it our model. The FORMER SPANISH KING MAY ton, died September 1 in the rectory with 5,858 inmates. the crowd of priests present to bid ident Alcala Zamora in the confer­ of the decree which requires an aca­ old time employer whose faithful STAY IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA Brother Feltes Godspeed and “ happy of St. Vincent’s church, of which he ences being held with His Excellency, demic degree be possessed by all servants often sat at his board and Prague.—Formef King Alfonso MINNESOTA BENEDICTINE TO landings.” ■ was pastor. He was 80 years old. the Most Rev. Federico Tedeschini, those who wish to teach. told the tale of their simple struggles XIII of Spain August 28 arrived at Monsignor Patterson sprang into SERVE CHINESE MISSION Will Teach Phyiical Culture Apostolic Nuncio to Spain. These Pattoral Termed Fair to a sympathetic ear and a noble Eger, on the German-Czechoslovak Omaha, Nebr.— The physical edu­ considerable prominence in the heart was a man who loved men more Collegeville, Minn.— Father Ter­ conferences, it is generally accepted, In his comment on the pastoral. frontier, and proceeded by motor to rance Carroll, O.S.B., of S t John’s cation department of the College of course of the Boston police strike are concerned with preliminary nego­ than money and who cared not for Koenigswart castle. He had forty Minister of Justice de los Rios said; Benedictine abbey is the latest of the St. Mary, one of the colleges for when he plunged into a mob and any better profit than the power of trunks and much hunting parapher­ tiations on the new Concordat. “ In the main it appears to me a calm, volunteers to the missions in China. women affiliated with Creighton uni­ begged the members to desist from Negotiation* Proceeding doing good; the laborer was his in nalia in his baggage, which led to fair and legitimate document in Five Benedictine nuns from St. Jos­ versity, has been expanded to include attacks upon guardsmen who were on Both the Apostolic Nuncio and the affection; in the rainy day as well the belief he would make a long stay a complete program of physical edu­ duty in South Boston. The mob which the Church affirms her essen­ eph, Minn., departedva year ago for government officials have announced tially theocratic position in the pres­ as in the day of sunshine, he was in Czechoslovakia. cation study for young women who obeyed him. gladdened by his smile and saddened Peking to open a school for Chinese that ‘'everything is proceeding very ence of the problem which the new plan to teach such courses in grade^ German Fraternity 75 Year* Old by his tears. He knew his children women. Father Carroll left with cordially” in their negotiations, constitution poses.” DRIVE FOR HOME FOR AGED Father Hugo Duffy, O.S.B., of New­ and high schools. Detroit, Mich.— The diamond jubi­ and had them runnkg errands; he which, it is understood, also have to “ As for the proposed separation of IN PITTSBURGH SUCCESSFUL ark. Chicago Women Plan Reading Room lee celebration of St. Joseph’s Lie- do with the Church clauses of the approved of their good behavior and Chicago.— A reading room and li­ Church and State,” he added, “ one Pittsburgh.— Although. 119 par­ besbund, one of the oldest German new constitution. must bear in mind that this will be frowned on their delinquencies. He ishes of the Pittsburgh diocese failed brary wSl be conducted by the Arch­ Catholic fraternities in this city, was The pastoral of the hierarchy pre­ set up a feast at their marriages, ITALY TO EMPLOY OVER diocesan Council of Catholic Women. discussed in politico-juridic terms; to make a report, the drive for re­ 250,000 MEN THIS YEAR held at St. Joseph’s church Sep­ sents a learned exposition of the and it is evident that in everything was present at their funerals and building the home for the aged, The reading room is planned only as tember 4. Solemn Mass was cele­ principles of Christianity which sev­ shed a tear at their graves. He paid Rome.— Italy will spend $145,000,- the beginning of a program which which concerns the internal order, conducted by the Little Sisters of 000 to give employment to 250,000 brated by the Rev. Theodore C. eral articles in the original draft the intimate discipline, the complete an honest wage for honest labor and the Poor, went “ over the top.” The will include a spacious ground floor Lindemann, pastor of St. Joseph’s of the proposed constitution denied. he would hold himself in utter con­ men this winter, it was announced dogmatic life and the hierarchies home was destroyed by fire several recently. The ministry of communica­ book store and library where Cath­ church and spiritual adviser of the The pastoral then declared: ‘‘The tempt if he becam^conscious whilst weeks ago and plans immediately olic literature and information will which the Church establishes, the sub­ tions will spend $100,000,000 on rail­ organization. The Liebesbund was Church never was, nor even under he feasted that there was one of his were made to replace the charred be made available to Catholics and ordination of the Church to the State roads and other communication proj­ organized in December, 1856, with the menace of great injustice can she does not make itself apparent.” dependent’s children crying for bread. structure with a fireproof building. aon-Catholics alike. 13 charter members. The member­ ever be considered, subordinate as This Christian ideal was planted, ects, while the ministry of public ChrUtian Brother It Artist Following the reading of the reports, works will spend $45,000,000. The ship of the organization today is such to any civil power.” cultivated and watered by the an­ it was announced $322,031.61 had St. Mary’s, Calif.— The walls of the 230. Over $71,000 has been paid Decisions of several Popes are CINCINNATI RECEIVES cient Christian Church. The human fund available is $100,000,000 over GIFT FROM MUSSOLINI been received. art rooms at St. Mary’s college here out by the society in its 75 years of cited which forbid the acceptance by race was regarded as one big family the amount previously announced. reflect the recent sketching tour of the Church authorities of false antf Cincinnati.— The bronze replica of existence for sick behefits and over that had God as its father and no FLORISSANT, MO., PARISH Brother Cornelius, head of the col­ impious doctrines which have Been the Capitoline Wolf, Premier Mus­ BENEDICTINE EN ROUTE TO $50,000 in death benefits. member of that family could regard CELEBRATES 139TH YEAR lege art department, for sketches he written into the constitutions of cer­ solini’s gift to the city o f Cincinnati, PEIPING CATHOLIC U. Knighthood Rite* Revived himself as an honorable member of St Louis.— St. Ferdinand’s parish made on recent trips to the Cali- tain states. arrived August 28. It will be placed society unless he assumed a sense of Manchester, N. H.— The Rev. fomia-Oregon border and into the London. — The preparation, vigil on display during the convention of at Florissant, one of the oldest in 'Cuthbert Redmond, O.S.B., of St. and investiture of the knights of old In the campaign being conducted duty and responsibility for the wel­ Sierra regions now adorn those rooms. in defense of the rights of religious the Order of the Sons of Italy, Sep­ and around St. Louis, celebrated its Anselm’s college has just left for are revived in the religious cere­ fare of those around him. His sur­ 139th anniversary recently. Cere­ Brother Cornelius used as a medium orders, petitions have been directed to tember 19-22. It will be put in plus capital was not his o-wn; it China, where he will become pro­ for his sketching a pastel paper, monies approved by the hierarchy the hands of a statuary manufac­ monies included a festival. The par­ fessor of literature at the Catholic for the reception of a Rover Scout the government by numerous groups was God’s benefice for the use of his which is an invention of his own and oi workmen, who assert their anxiety turer until it is formally presented ish was founded in 1792 and has bteen University of Peiping. Father Cuth­ into a Catholic “ crew.” children; he was only the steward in charge of the Jesuits since 1882. which he patented last year. The over the future education of their to the city. and, after all his own reasonable bert follows, by only two weeks, the brother-artist returned from the Cal- Indian* Put Under Clergy Rule Linked with the history of the par­ Rev. Hubert Sheekan, O.S.B., also of wants were supplied, the surplus ish is the early life of the Sisters of ifomia-Oregon border with many Bogota, Colombla.-^-The Indians T. P. O’CONNOR’S WIDOW FORMER EARLS’ HOME TO. St. Anselm’s, who left to become a and not the crumbs was the property the Sacred Heart, whose convent oc­ sketches of the Indian life of that of the Apostolic paristi of Uraba have PASSES AWAY IN LONDON BE CATHOLIC ORPHASAGE of the poor. This is still the ideal of professor at the same university. region. In his Sierra tour, which he been placed under the magisterial- London, Eng.— Mrs. T. P. O’Con­ Plymouth, Eng. — W int^ villa, cupied the site on which now stand the Catholic Church; but who minds the Jesuit novitiate buildings. made with a CTOup of frienc direction of missionaries, and are' no nor, widow of “ Tay Pay” O’Connor, Stonehouse, for many years the Plym­ the Catholic Church? It’s an outlaw TEXAS SISTERS WILL OPEN many sketches of Lunc canon longer subject to the general .laws noted Irish leader, died Sept. 1 after outh residence of the Earls of Edg- in society * ♦ •* ♦ * N. Y. SCHOOL FOR NEGROES Mono lake and Tuolumne. of the republic, but to the authority a short illness. She was born in Aus­ cumbe, has been acquired by the Sis­ And the statesman ivas the intelli­ 1,400 PAROCHIAL TEACHERS The Sisters-Servants of the Holy School* Give Mittioni $37,000 of the missionaries, according to an tin, Texas, the daughter of Supreme ters of Nazareth to carry on' the work gent practical defender of the public MEET AT BOSTON INSTITUTE Ghost and Mary Immaculate, whose Newark, N. J.r-Over $37,000 was executive decree, promulgated here. Court Judge George W. Paschall and of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vin­ good, whose benevolence and intelli­ More than 1,400 parochial teach motherhouse is in Grand View, San contributed to the missions in the The decree places upon missionaries first married F. G. Howard of Wash­ cent de Paul at their orphanage in gence distinguished him in his own ers were present August 27 at Boston Antonio, Texas, will open a new schools fund of the Diocese of New­ the duty of promoting the formation ington, D. C. She married O’Connor Beaumont road. The house is now community, and were extended College high school for the twenty- school, St. Philip’s, in St. Mary’s ark for the year ending June 30, of Indian communities and the set­ in 1885. She was the author of sev­ being adapted at a cost of several through his election to office to the second annual Teachers’ institute. parish for Negroes, in Albany, New 1931, according to the annual report tling of disputes, and the responsi­ eral books and plays and president thousand pounds and will be opened broader ways of public life. He tow­ The Rev. Raymond G. Kirsch, S.J., York, at the beginning of the fall o f student mission activities in the bility for seeing, among other things, of the London Society of Women at the end of October. It will accom­ ered over hie fellows because of his principal of the Central Catholic scholastic term. Three nuns. Sisters diocese just submitted to the Most that all children attend school. Journalists. modate about 100 girls. integrity. The man did not seek the high school of Toledo, Ohio, and the Immaculata, Zita and Kieran, will be Rev. Thomas J. Walsh, Bishop of Prelate* Spon*or* at Baptum office; the office sought the man. His Rev. William J. McGucken, ,S.J., re­ stationed there at present, with Sis­ Newark, by the Very Rev. Msgr. Wil­ gent of the school of education, were ter Immaculata as superior, London.— The Most Rev. Francis POPE INSPECTS AMERICANS’ CARDINAL URGES PRAYERS worthiness went abroad as the ripples liam A. Griffin, diocesan director of the speakers. ______L Mostyn, Archbishop of Cardiff, and WORK ON VATICAN LIBRARY FOR CESSATION OF RAIN in a placid lake when moved by the the mlssifans in the schools. the Most Rev. Francis Vaughan, Bish­ Vatican Cky.— Pope Pius XI Aug, Paris.— Cardinal Verdier, Arch­ passage of a majestic ship. His repu­ PITTSBURGH CHILDREN’S Omaha to Lay Orphanage Stone op of Menevia, stood as sponsors at 80 inspected new book shelving for 3,000,000 WORDS IN DEAD CAMP PROVIDES FOR 671 Omaha, Nebr.— The largest Holy bishop of Paris, has asked the people tation for distinguished service was the Baptism of the infant son of Lieu­ 400,000 volumes which has just been of his diocese to pray for a cessation AUTHOR’S “LIFE OF CHRIST” Pittsburgh, Pa.— Camp Ozanam, Name society rally in the history of. the impulse that ruled his conduct London, Eng.— Sir Hall Caine’s tenant-Colonel and Mrs. Hopkinson. installed in the Vatican library by of rain. In August, there were only conducted free for the children of the Diocese of Omaha is planned for and his eloquence had a magnetic last work, “ Life of Christ,” has been the poor by the Pittsburg Particular Baptisms performed by Bishops or an American firm. He con^atu- six rainless days in Paris. The Car­ attraction of sincerity. He did not rig Sunday, September 13. The rally will completed, but held back, awaiting a council of the Society of St. Vincent Archbishops are fairly common in lated the two American engineers dinal fears a continuation of the his sails to move with the wind; he psychological moment for publica­ de Paul, recently closed the most be held on the grounds of the counry, but it is a rare occur- who made the installation, and said downpour will become “ a veritable often faced the storm and, if he were St. James’ orphanage, in connection them to stand as sponsors. that further American library equjp- tion. The manuscript totals 3,000,- successful season .the camp has had calimity for the whole country.” shipwrecked before reaching the har­ with the laying of the cornerstone Community Center*, Plan in Chicago ment would be installed in -the win­ 000 words, forty times the len^h of in its history. Six hundred and sev­ o f Nazareth hall, one of three new bor of his ambitions, he went down enty-one children were given a Chicago.— Hailed as one of the ter. PEORIA VICAR GENERAL the average novel. Publication in units totalling in cost $250,000, be­ with torn sail and broken mast, but England and the United States was week’s outing. Over double the num­ greatest undertakings of the Catholic MADE DOMESTIC PRELATE still the captain of his own soul. ing erected at the orphanage by the Church in the Archdiocese of Chi­ MUSSOLINI’S ROME 7 TIMES contracted for several years ago. ber of children were provided for Bishop’s Confraternity of the Laity. Rome.— Announcement has been These may be only characters cre­ Caine died September 1. this season than in former years. cago in the field of practical social AS BIG AS THAT OF CAESAR made that the Very Rev. Gerald T. ated by a benevolent imagination, It is estimated that 20,000 Catholic service are three community centers Rome.— Mussolini’s Rome is al­ Bergan, S.T.L., Vicar General of the but if we are to think in terms of TABELLA AUDIENCES WITH men of the diocese will take part in to be opened in different sections of most seven times as large as Julius TWO AT CHURCH’S 1ST MASS Diocese of Peoria,, has been made a social betterment, our conceptions of POPE CEASE TILL OCTOBER the procession. The Most Rev. Joseph Chicago by the Council of Catholic Caesar’s and has gained 250,000 in 75 YEARS AGO STILL LIVING F. Rummel, Bishop of Omaha, will Domestic Prelate with the title of Rt. Holyoke, Mass.— Two persons who Vatican City.— The so-called Ta- Women. Auxiliary Bishop Bernard population under the rule of II Duce. Rev. Monsignor. Monsignor Bergan 4 MEXICAN PRIESTS HELD bless the new buildings and lay the Sheil has announced that Cardinal it had a populatioif of 1,003,881 on attended the first Mass in St. Jer­ bella audiences, that is, those of the cornerstone. is rector of the Cathedral in Peoria FOR NOT DISPLAYING FLAG ome’s church here are still living. Cardinals and prelates at the head Mundelein, Archbishop of Chicago, May 31. In ancient times its great­ and was formerly Chancellor. Father Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.— Four Archbiihop Hanna Wire* Pope has approved the activity and that the est population was 312,000, in 585 The 75th anniversary of the church of t^e various congregations and San Francisco, Calif.— ^A cable­ Bergan was ordained in 1916 in Catholic priests were detained by po­ Vatican and ecclesiastical offices, first center will be opened in a few B. C. lice September 3 and ordered to pay will be observed October 4 with Pon­ gram of congratulations upon the Rome. His studies were made at tifical High Mass celebrated by the ceased in August, not to be resumed w^ks. Qualified and experienced fines or suffer imprisonment for fail­ settlement of the difficulties between Spalding institute, St. Viator college Most Rev. T. M. O’Leary, Bishop of until the middle of October except social workers will be in charge, and NATIVE CHINESE PRIEST ing to hoist the Mexican flag over the Vatican and the Ita lic govern­ and the North American College. Springfield. Mayor Curley of Bos­ in an emergency. Because of the will be aided by religious and lay ENDS NEW YORK VISIT their churches September 2, a holi­ ment I over Catholic Action organ­ ton will speak at one of the anni­ scarcity of visitors and to rive the workers. Under the present condi­ New York.— The Rev. Peter Chan, day. Under a recent federal^ order, izations was sent to Pius XI by the versary meetings. A history of the Holy Father a brief rest, public audi­ tions of unrest and unemployment, S.J., native Chinese priest, who had Practice of Frequent the flag must be flown over church Most; Rev. Edward J. Hanna, Arch­ church is being compiled. ences were restricted for a time. this step is enthusiastically praised been visiting in New York for a year and public buildings on holidays. bishop of San Francisco and chair­ by those in close touch with condi­ in the interest of his extensive mis­ Communion Kept Up man of the Administrative Commit­ tions among the poor and underpriv­ sions at Takhing, 180 miles from CATHOLIC U. LEADS IN tee of the National Catholic Welfare ileged. Hong Kong, left here Sept. 1 to re­ Notre Dame, Ind.-—What becomes DEVELOPING OF AIR LAW Conference. Archbishop Hanna’s U. S. Prie*t Laud* Dublin Plan* turn to his labors among the children of a university’s daily communicants? Washington, D. C.— A leading po­ cablegram said: “ Congratulations Washington.— An enthusiastic re­ of his mission. Father Chan had been The Rev. John F. O’Hara, C.S.(j., sition in the development of that Your Holiness that agreement ac­ port of the progress being made in in New York once before. He speaks prefect of religion at the University branch of legal proceedings known ceptable to Your Holiness has been the preparations for the Eucharistic five languages, Frenc^ Spanish and of Notre Dame, has given a direct WHY NOT INVEST FOR as “ air law” is being taken by the concluded with Italy. We trust with Congress to be held in Dublin next Portuguese in addition'to English and answer to the charge that “ these law school of the Catholic Univer­ Your Holiness and we pray that all year has been' brought here by the his natives tongue. \ boys go daily while they are at Notre sity of America and Dean John Mc- may work to welfare df the Church Rev. Dr. John K. Cart-wright, chap­ Dame and do well if they make their Dill Fox and Dr. James J. Hayden, and we are happy that concord has lain of the Baltimore Archdiocesan INJUNd^aJN HALTS JSSl^ISH Easter duty after they leave school.” instructor in law and director of re­ I LIFETIME AND ETERNITY? ' been re-established after your long pilgrimage to the Congress, ivho has JI% ERAL _^OF CONVERT The inference of the charge is, of search, have just published the first months of suffering and anxiety. just returned fronr Dublin, where he Milwaukee.— Polntmg out that her CQurse, that “ mob psychology” dom­ “ Radio Law Bulletin” to be issued Through the New* of Prie*t»’ E*c*pe Fal*e went to prepare for the pilgrimage husband had become a convert on his inates the school and determines the by the r university covering this im­ Shanghai, China.— The joy greet­ which he will head. Father Cart- death bed and that a priest had ad­ actions of individuals, leaving no portant subject. The volume consists ing the report of the escape of Fa­ ■wright was much impressed with the ministered the last sacraments to him deep conviction to carry over into of 130 pages and prints in full the thers Avito and Hidalgo from the prospects for the success of the Con­ before he died, Mrs. Samuel Hertz- after life. Such is not the case, how­ eight lectures on radio law given in S.V.D. AN N U in PLAN Communists was but short-lived, for gress. Enormous crowds, he said, are biirg, a Catholic, obtained an injunc­ ever, as is shown by the set of sta­ the spring under the auspices of the an investigation made by their con­ expected to come from all parts of tion in court here restraining her tistics compiled by Father O’Hara law school. If You Do freres reveals the fact that they are the world, and it is estimated at the mother-in-law from burying her hus­ from the annual religious survey of You ■will receive a high rate of interest (6% , 6%, still prisoners. The two Spanish present time that anchorage and band as a Jew. The funeral was alumni throughout the country. Of CHURCH. TORN DOWN AND Jesuits of- the Vicariate of Anking berthing arrangements have been halted just before the body was to those who received Holy Communion REBUILT 20 MILES AWAY 7 %) as long as you live. have been held by the Reds for more made for 20 ships to lie in Dublin at be taken to the cemetery. daily or j>ractically daily during Dublin.— A project unique in the than 16 months. When the rumor the docks or in Kingsto-wn harbor. school, nine per cent now receive history of church building in Ire­ You-will know what your money is doing, now and after that they had escaped was heard, the It is held certain that this number FORMER BEAUMONT HEAD daily or practically daily. Forty-five land is being undertaken at Creagh, your death. missionaries of Anking sent a do­ will be greatly increased as time goes MADE BISHOP IN AFRICA per cent receive weekly of oftener; Roscommon countyj where the Most mestic to investigate. He found the on. Cape Town, Africa.— The Most thirty-one per c6nt receive monthly Rev. John Dignan, Bishop of Clon- You will share in the noblest work on earth, the saving two priests still prisoners and Father Rev. Aston Chichester, S.J., formerly or oftener, ten per cent receive from fert, laid the foundation rtone of the of immortal souls through our Annuity Plan. Avito with fever. PRISONERS VOLUNTEER TO rector of Wimbledon college and three to ten times a year, and three new Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. $100,000 Eventually to Charity AID BUILDING OF HOME headmaster of Beaumont college, was per cent receive once or twice a year. Rather is this project the re-erection Write for Particulars, Stating Age, to Seattle, Wash.— The bulk of the Oswego, Wash.— Inmates of the consecrated a Bishop recently at Sal­ Only two individuals comprising one of an old church on a new site, for Catherine McSorley estate will ulti­ county jail are p ’ading the isbury, Rhodesia. He is the’ first and three-tenths per cent do not re­ instead of using new material, the mately go to seven Catholic charities, ground for St. Francis’ home for Vicar Apostolic of Salisbury. He ceive at all. One of them remarked: old Military church at Custume Rev. Father Ralph, Society of the Divine according to the will just filed for orphans here. They are all volun­ takes the place of another English “ This survey woke me up. I am going barracks, Athlone, twenty miles Word, Box 6, Techny, 111. rebate. The estate is valued at teers. From eighteen to twenty-five Jesuit, Msgr. Robert Brown, S.J., who to return to the sacraments very away, is being taken down stone by S100,000. are working each day. was Prefect Apostolic of Salisbury. soon now.” stone and rebuilt at Creagh. H .l DJ 11II I ( [ Second Coming of Clirist as Foretold A F b recV t-l Feast of Exaltation of Holy Cross S 4 fik e -m ike in Bible to Be Sudden as Lightning r e p r e ^ H v ^ S-t P e i ^ r f I Recalls How God Aided Armies cIc^yM ^Q 0deacon named Sosius. During this in both dread and expectation by Lord Jesus Christ visit St. Januarius saw the head of Christians. The Manual of Christian 1 Ft. 6, 4.— When the Prince of September 13 is the sixteenth Sun­ day after Pentecost; Monday, Sep- Sosius, who was singing the Gospel Doctrine, page 108, gives these signs Pastors shall appear, you shall receive A nvarvU )U tembe)” 14, is the Feast of the Exalta­ in the church, girt with flames, and that are to precede the coming: a never-fading cro^n of glory. took this for a sign that ere lorfg 1. The preaching of the Gospel to 2 Pt. 3, 12.-=rLooking for and hast­ died Irv bifininji „ tion of the Holy Cross; Tuesday, Sep­ tember 15, is the Feast of the Seven Sosius would wear the crown of mar­ all nations; 2. A general weakening ing unto the coming of the day of tyrdom. So it proved. Shortly after, of faith, and a corruption of morals the Lord, by which the heavens being 2 ^ 0 yeM rf Dolors of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Wednesday, September 16, is 'an Sosius was arrested, and thrown into like that which provoked the deluge; on fire shall be dissolved, and the prison. There St. Januarius visited 3. The appearance of Antichrist, the elements shall melt with the heat of M O IS sH U Ember day and the Feast of Saints Cornelius (Pope) and Cyprian, Mar­ and encouraged him, till the Bishop most wicked and impious ol beings. fire. ike poor d lk itc H y also was arrested in turn. Soon the 1 John 2, 28.— Little children, tyrs; Thursday, September 17, is the God, says the Manual, will raise up Feast of the Impression of the Stig­ number of the confessors was swollen heroes of the faith, whose miracles abide in Him: that when He shall ap­ by some of the neighboring clergy. pear we may have confidence, and fc ejcfeK4. of mata on St. Francis of Assisi; Friday, will far surpass the wonders of Anti­ September 18, is an Ember day and They were exposed to the wild beasts christ. Henoch and Elias, whom God not be confounded by Him at His in the amphitheater. The beasts, how­ coming. the Feast of St. Joseph Cupertino, took out of this world without sub­ Confessor; Saturday, September 19, ever, did them no harm; and at last jecting them to death, will return to 1 John 3, 2.— We know that the governor of Campania ordered when He shall appear we shall be like is an Ember day, the anticipated earth and sustain the Church in this Vigil ■ of St. Matthew the Apostle, the saints to be beheaded. Little did terrible trial. to Him, because we shall see Him as the heathen governor think that he He is. and the Feast of St. Januarius and Our Lord speaks of the proximate Companions, Martyrs. was the instrument in God’s hand of signs of the Last Judgment in the Ju. 14, 15.— Enoch, the seventh •jor Hr>oi purpose ushering in the long succession of Exaltation of the Holy Cross following terms: from Ada’S!, prophesied, saying: Be­ miracles which attest the faith of “ And there shall be signs in the hold, the Lord cometh with thousands The Roman emperor Constantine Januarius. The relics s )f St. Janu­ sun, and in the moon, and in the of His saints— to execute judgment was still wavering between Christian­ arius rest in the Cathedral of Naples, stars, and upon the earth distress upon all. ^ Tfeicrs:, RorvNe, 4ke Spoi wkcre ity ■ and idolatry when a luminous and it is there that the liquefaction of nations, by reason of the con­ Ap. 1, 7.— Behold, He cometh with cross appeared to him in the heavens, of his blood occurs. The blood is fusion of the roaring of the sea and the clouds, and every eye shall see RrUr buried omoKO tKe rNwdyirs bearing the inscription, “ In this sign congealed in two glass vials, but of the waves; men withering away Him, and they also that pierced Him. shalt thou conquer.” He believed when it is brought near the martyr's for fear and expectation of what Ap. 22, 12.— Behold, I come quick­ o f Nero’e wild b«*sis, li 4ook oyey il< in Christ, and triumphed over his head it.melts and flows like the blood shall come upon the whole world; for ly, and My reward is with Me to ren­ enemies, who were at the same time of a living man. the powers of heaven shall be der to every man according to his years io build. the enemies of the Faith. A few years Ember Days Four Times Yearly moved.” works. later, his saintly mother having Father Spirago, in “ The Catechism How shall the dead be ^thered Ap. 22, 20.— He that giveth testi­ found the cross on which our Savior Explained,’'Vays: together? “ He shall send His angels mony of these things saith: Surely Semirvory tk VWwortk suffered, the Feast of the "Exalta­ ■We ought to keep the fast of the with a trumpet and a great voice; I come quickly; amen. Come, Lord tion” was established in the Church; Ember days strictly, in order to im­ and they shall gather together His Jesus. io^cUn wkere busiktss but it was only at a later period still, plore Almighty God to send us good elect from the four winds, from the namely, after the emperor Heraclius priests, and to thank Him for the farthest parts of the heavens, to the had achieved three ^ ea t and won­ benefits received during the past utmost bounds of them.” USEOF SACRED Wor^drvg Komrs -b drous victories over Chosroes, King quarter. The Rev. Kenelm Vaughn, the LIGHTS ANCIENT of Persia, who had possessed himself The Ember days are three in num­ Scripture scholar, has gathered the jKevr* f ^ f of the holy and precious relic, that ber, 'Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ following texts about our Lord’s vis­ this festival took a more geheral ex­ day, at the commencement of each St. Paulinas, the scholarly Bishop ikft priesHvood ible coming at the end of the world: tension, and was invested with a quarter (quatuor tempora); of old of Nola, who flourished in the first M t 16, 27.— The Son of Man shall higher character of solemnity. The these were the appointed seasons for half of the fifth century, bears testi­ Kigqel die come in the glory of His Father with ____ Tke Feast of the “ Finding” was there­ ordination to the priesthood. mony to the use of lights in the cele­ His angels: and then will He render upon instituted, in memory o f the dis­ The Ember days of the winter sea­ bration of the divine mysteries in die AivqeUs way . iKB of Don to every man according to his works. covery made by St. Helena; and that son fall in the third week of Advent, the Church. Dr. Rock gives us in composed Arv Irisk tivonlo o|’ , of the “ Exaltation” was reserved to Mt. 24, 27.— As lightning cpmeth his Hierurgia the following transla­ of the spring quarter in the second out of the East and appeareth even celebrate the triumphs of Heraclius. week of Lent; in summer in Whitsun- tion of a part of one of his numer­ >4 Si CJalljSwit^lfervct iKimd Ondie/e| SFTwvcii The greatest power of the Catholic intd the West, so shall also the com­ Mry. week and in autumn in the third week ous hymns: world was at that time centered in in September. The Jews were accus­ ing of the Son of Man be. “ With crowded lamps are those Mt. 24, 31-32.— And then shall ap­ the Empire of the East, and was Verg­ tomed to fast four times a year bright altars crowned. ing toward its ruin, when God put (Zach. viii, 19). Christ enjoined up­ pear the sign of the Son of Man in And waxen tapers, shedding per­ heaven: and then shall all the tribes forth His hand to save it: the re­ on us the duty of praying for good fume round ^ establishment of the great cross at of the earth mourn; and they shall From frag^:ant wicks, beam calm a priests, in the words: “ The harvest see the Son of Man coming in the Jerusalem was the sure pledge there­ indeed is great, but the laborers are scented ray of. This great event occurred in 629. clouds of heaven with much power To gladden night and joy e’en radi­ few. Pray ye therefore the Lord of and majesty.— And He shall send His ant day. St. Januarius, Martyr the harvest that He send forth labor­ angels with a trumpet and a great Meridian splendors thus light up ASK AND LEARN Many centuries ago, St. Januarius ers into His harvest” (Matt, ix, 37, died for the faith in the persecution voice, and they shall gather together the night. 38). His elect from the four winds, from And day itself, illumed with Sacred of Diocletian, and to this day God (Workingmen and their families in the farthest parts of the heavens to Light, When Je*U( wai lost in the temple matter does not neem grave to us, used in such a way that they can be confirms the faith of His Church, and the United States are not bound to the utmost bounds of them. Wears a new glory, borrowed from at a boy and Hit parentt'Tound Him, there is no mortal sin. It does not construed as curses or as blasphemy, works a continual miracle, through abstain on the Ember days, except Mt. 24, 37.— As in the days of those rays Mary taid: “ Son, why hatt Thou done become mortal by our discovery later it is sinful to use them. Very often, the blood Which St. Januarius shed Fridays. The legitimate excuses from Noe, so shall also the coming of the That stream from countless lamps to to ut?” He antwered, atking that the matter was grave. however, people use these words in for Him. The saint wq^ Bishop of fasting in Lent hold good ^so for Son of Man be. in never-ending blaze.” them why they had tought Him, and a way that does not imply either a Beneventum, and on one occasion he the Ember days.) Mt. 24, 42.— Watch ye, therefore, Although candles were used in all taying: “ Did you not know that I May a Catholic wear a white dryes curse or blasphemy; for instance, if because you know not at what hour probability from apostolic times in mutt be about My Father’t buti- with a wreath and veil and carry a somebody were to say: “ I have had your Lord will come. the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice, tiett?” The Gotpel tayt further that bouquet of flower* when the i* being a hell of a good time,” the statement Mt. 25, 6.— ^At midnight there was Wapelhorst concludes, after carefully they did not underttand the wordt married to a Protestant by a Cath­ might be considered vulgar, but it is Angels and Men Are Compared; a cry made: behold, the Bride^oom weighing the authorities, that “ during that He tpoke of them. Therefore, olic priest? If not, why? not cursing and is not a sin. The cometh: go ye forth to meet Him. the first ten centuries of the Church’s I believe that Mary did not have There is no regulation controlling use of the statement, “ By God,” is Mt. 25, 31.— When the Son of Man life no candles were placed directly faith that Chritt wat the Son of the attire of a bride at a mixed mar­ sinful because it is an act of swear­ Former Beings Are of Higher Nature shall come in His majesty, and all the upon the altar, or at least upon the God. Pleate explain. riage. ing, that is, of calling of God to wit­ angels with Him, then shall He sit table of the altar; but there were al­ The following is that portion of ness the truth of what we say. It In their ha'iurar constitution and longs to us by reason of our being upon the seat of the His majesty. ways quite a number of lights kept would be all right.to use it in any subject to death; and our carnal state the Gospel, according to St. Luke, Just what do you mean by swear­ endowments the angels,are far su­ Mk. 13, 35.— Watch ye, therefore, round about the altar. Burning chapter 2, verses 48 to 51, about of- the instances where an oath is perior to men. The psalmist, asking and its temptations afford occasion lamps were suspended partly in front, ing, profqnity, etc.? Some men who for you know not when the Lord of which you ask: “ And His mother permitted, but the way it is used in what is man or the son of man, an­ for the brilliant virtue of chastity, the House cometh: at even or at mid­ partly above the altar, and betwixt appear to be religious seem to find ordinary conversation is practically the columns of the ciborium,* or said to Him: Son, why hast Thou it easy to use such words as hell, swers, “ Thou hast-made him a little which raises us above our natural night, or at the cock-crowing or in done so to us? Behold Thy father always sinful. less than thfe' angels” (Ps. viii, 6). level and makes us “ like to the angels canopy above the altar.” Large chan­ damn, dsimned, by God, etc. 1 some­ the morning. and I have sought Thee sorrowing. They are oUr supetiors even though of God in heaven.” 3. We have that deliers are also mentioned by early times wonder whether I am wrong Lu. 9, 26.— He that shall be And He said to them: How is it that Please publish the population fig­ appointed to be, in a way, our at­ most happy advantage, not possible writers, which either in the sanctuary and they are quite blameless, whether ashamed of Me and of My words, of ures of Dublin, of Dublin county, tendants and guards. The angels in the angels who fell, of being able you sought Me? Did you not know I am puritanical or they are using him the Son of Man shall be ashamed, or immediately before it shed light Ireland, and also the estimated popu­ to repent of our sins and live anew from hundreds of lamps or candles. I that I must be about My Father’s language that is sinful. I am sure are more perfect representations when He shall come in His majesty, lation of the Free State. than men of the spiritual and intel­ to grace, and even of gaining higher and that of His Father and of the As an example it may be mentioned ’business . And they understood not that many persons regard such lan­ _ . ^ _ m m the wvyvvaWnwords that U He A an spoke A Lr A Vvn unto WA W themn Am The last authentic census figures of lectual being of the Almighty, so glory after sinning than if we had Holy Angels. that Pope Adrian I, (772-795) had a guage as wrong. And He went down with them, and population for the Irish Free State that they are called “ the seal of re­ never sinned. 4. 'We shall receive a Lu. 12, 37.— Blessed are those serv­ chandelier made for St. Peter’s which The second commandment of God (1921) show 2,972,802 persons. The held thirteen hundred and seventy came to Nazareth, and was subject forbids all profanation of God’s semblance” (Ez. xxiii, 12). Further, double reward and happiness in ants whom the Lord, when He cometh, ■World Almanac gives 450,000 as the, heaven, bodily as well as spiritual, on candles. to them. And His mother kept all name. We profane the name of they were created in the immaterial shall find watching. population of Dublin. None of our account of our double conflict and these words in her heart.” God: 1. By irreverently pronouncing heaven, we on earth. The good Lu. 18, 8.— Yet the Son of Man, The use of lights in the adminis­ reference books gives the population double service; and some of our race The fact that the Blessed Virgin it; 2. By deriding religion; 3. By angels now see God face to face in when He cometh, shall He find, think tration o f the sacraments and other of the county. His glory, we only in a dark manner will possibly take higher rank and sacred functions may be traced to the did not understand everything about blasphemy; 4. By sinful swearing you, faith on earth? by faith. They have the joy of pos­ glory in heaven than some among the Jn. 14, 3.— I will come again and respect we should have for these her divine Son cannot be taken as and by cursing; and 5, By breaking When a baby was born to me, she session, we must have patience in angels. Thus you have compensations take you to Myself, that where I am, sacred rites.— Rev. A. A. Lambing, an argument that she did not believe vows. We irreverently use the name was not in good health and I had tribulation. They possess a beatified for your present lowliness and afflic­ you also may be. LL.D., in “ The Sacramentals of the in His divinity. She had been dis­ of God when we pronounce it in jest her baptized immediately.. She was tinctly told by the Archangel Gabriel life, our most earnest -desire is for tions. Be contented with your lot, Ac. 1, 11.— This Jesus, who is Holy Catholic Church.” or anger or in any other careless given two names at the time of Bap­ and take courage, considering the re­ taken up from you into heaven, shall * Ciborium is also used as the name that the Holy One who would be manner. This also applies to othbr a happy death. They live to God, tism. My husband did not like one we have to die to the world. They ward. Before long you will take so come as you have seen Him going of the vessel in which Consecrated born of her would be the Son of names and words worthy of rever­ of the names that was given and had possess perfect justice, we need per­ your place among the choirs of an­ into heaven. Hosts are kept in the Tabernacle and God. She knew that the conception ence, such as the name of the Blessed her birth recorded under another fect penance. They have the comple­ gels. 1 Cor. 4, 5.— Judge not before the from which Communion is distrib­ of her Son had been miraculous and Virgin, the Holy Cross, the Holy name. This has worried me greatly, time: until the Lord come, who both uted. she had been a personal witness of Sacraments, etc., and- to the words tion, we the commencement of su­ but some have told me not to worry pernatural life. Therefore we may will bring to light the hidden things the wonders that accompanied His of Holy Scripture, which are never because the girl when she is con­ ‘Tom Playfair’s School’ of darkness, and will make manifest One reason for lack of character birth. It is illogical, therefore, to to be used in jest or by way of de­ say of the angels as compared with firmed can take the name that my men, “ The cedars in the paradise of the counsels of the hearts. is that you can’t get it by ordering hold that she was not perfectly aware rision. We deride religion when we husband has called her. What would Now Jesuit Seminary Col. 3, 4.— When Christ shall ap­ ten easy lessons or buying an outline. that He was God. scoff at it, at the rites or ceremonies God were not higher than he . . . you advise? neither were the plane trees to be The official opening of St. Mary’s pear who is your life, then you also Father Charles Callan, in his Com­ of the Church, or turn them into The girl’s actual name is what you Some restaurants are now selling mentary on the Four Gospels, deals ridicule; in such cases we may also compared to him . . . no tree in the college, St. Mary’s, Kansas, as a shall appear with Him in glory. called her in Baptism. Unquestion­ theological seminary for the Jesuits 1 Thess. 4, 15.— The Lord Himself colored bread. Other restaurants as follows with the text' that declares be guilty of blasphemy. By blas- paradise of God was like him in his ably after the private Baptism you beauty” (Ez. xxxi, ,8). Rejoice in of the Middle West occurred on Sep­ shall come down from heaven with just blacken your toast. that Mary and Joseph did not under­ pheipy is meant contemptuous and took her to church and had the cere­ the greatness of these noble beings, tember 1, when the 'Very Rev. Mat­ commandment, and with the voice of stand the statement that Christ made abusive language uttered against monies of Solemn Baptism supplied an Archangel, and with the trumpet The average college man doesn’t to them when they found Him in the God, the saints or holy things. We without envying them or despising thew Germing, S.J., provincial of the by the priest. The priest then re­ Missouri province, was celebrant of of God; and the dead who are in make over $5,000 until his sixth year. temple: “ Neither Mary nor Joseph are not allowed even to think blas­ your condition. Look up to them as corded the Baptism and set down the to elder brethren. 'Venerate them the Solemn Mass in honor of the Christ shall rise first It takes that long to locate a good fully understood the connection be­ phemously of God or of the saints. names which had been given when for their nearness to God and the Holy Ghost. The Rev, G. Kister,, 1 Ti. 6,14.— I charge thee that thou spot for a lunch stand. tween the great work of redemption, By swearing we mean the taking of the sacrament was administered. It likeness they bear to Him. S.J., rector of St. Mary’s, and th& which our Lord came to perform, and an oath to call God to witness that is unfortunate that your husband had In several respects angels and men Rev. A. Kemper, S.J., dean, were this early public appearance of His we speak the truth or that we will your child’s birth recorded by the are alike. 1. Both clas.«es are from deacon and subdeacon. in the temple. It is not derogatory keqp our promise. It is lawful and civil authorities under another name, the hand of God and made in His St. Mary’s was commonly known to the Blessed Virgin to say that, even obligatory to take an oath when but there is hardly anything you can I! while full pf grace, she did not, from we are called upon to do so by com­ image. “ Have we not all one Father? as “ Tom Playfair’s school” because do about it. The child is entitled of the writings of the illustrions Fa­ THE LITERARY PARADE the beginning, have the fullness of petent authority in the interest of to take another name at the time of Hath not one God created us?” (Mai. knowledge of all things relating to justice, for the protection of prop­ ii, 10). 2. Both possess spirituality, ther Finn. The history of the school Confirmation and there is nothing is intimately connected with the for­ ies than the Lone Wolf series and the mystery of the redemption.” In erty, for the establishment of truth, although in different forms, also im­ In New Mexico, Americans are not wrong about her using the name now mer missions of the Jesuits, begun both the elder and the younger gen­ explaining the statement that Mary etc. It is a grievous sin not to ful­ mortality, intelligence, liberty. 3. Americans but “ Anglos,” Ruth Laugh- if you wish to have this done. The in 1836 among the Pottawotamies, erations of Vance readers will tkke kept all these words in her heart. fill lawful oaths if we are able to do goth arrive at beatitude by the same lin Barker tells the readers of “ Cabal­ names that were given in Baptism (3hippewas and Ottawas, near Fort delight in this latest book. It is a Father Callan says: “ The Blessed so. We sin by swearing: 1. When means; through faith and love of leros,’.’ a romantic story of a roman­ will stand and the new name will be God, struggle, fidelity, and persever­ Leavenworth. When, in 1847, the very readable fiction expose of the Virgin constantly meditated on the we falsely swear or we swear in added. tic region. The historical portion of New York underworld, telling of the words and actions of her divine Son doubt; 2. When we swear or induce ance. 4. Both depend for being and U. S. government ordered the re­ the book does not add particularly plot of a ^ n g of New York jewel and their relation to the great mys­ others to swear without necessity; 3. If a girl wishes to become a nun, salvation on the Son of God, Jesus moval of the Pottawotamies to the to existing information in standard thieves to steal the#- Hapsburg em­ teries of the Incarnation and Re­ When we swear to do what is evil, is it necessary for her to have ah Christ, and are united in Him as new site on the Kaw, the Jesuit Fa­ thers accompanied them and in the works, though it presents a very eralds. (J. B. Lippincott Co., Phila­ demption.” (Page 289.) or to omit what is good. When we education? There are two girls who members of the one body; they also following year opened a school for good summary for the general delphia, $2.) take a false oath, we are guilty of wish to become nuns. Can they join live by Him, for the sacred bread the Indians. In 1869, the state of reader, but the author gives an ex­ An entirely different and what may Some year* ago I saw a moving the sin of perjury. If a person the same order and be in the same from heaven given for the nourish­ J. ment of men is also called the Bread Kansas granted St. Mary’s its col­ cellent account of contemporary New be to many people a more convenient picture entitled “ Let Miserablet.” I swears to do something evil or to convent together? Mexico, with which she is thoroughly of Angels. 5. In the resurrection legiate charter and from that’ time n presentation of the Missal for the did not know at the time that the omit something that is good, he is 1. If a girl wishes to become a nun, acquainted and warmly in sympathy. laity is gpven in “ A Prayerbook for not bound to keep the oath; for it shS must apply to the sisters of the mankind “ shall be as the angels of until last June the school did excel­ hook “ Let Miterahlet” wat forbidden lent work in the field of Catholic More than half the population is Catholics.” The prayerbook itself was a sin to take it and it is another community that she wishes to join God in heaven” (Matt, xxil, 30); be­ by the Church, but since then I have higher education. In the transition Spanish-speaking, and the Spanish contains an English translation of sin to keep it. By cursing we mean and they will give her the regulations ing on the same footing and in the found this out. It it a mortal tin to a theological seminary, St. Mary’s, has the quaintness of a tongue not the Ordinary o f the Mass, and a series to wish any evil either to ourselves for the reception of candidates. Some same ranks, enjoying the same in­ to have teen this picture? though officially the theological modified in 300 years. The old Span­ of leaflets containing the Proper of or to our neighbors or to any of of the orders require a certain heritance and the same vision of God. You cannot commit a mortal sin school for the younger members of ish crafts, the Spanish-American the Mass for all Sundays and holy without knowing that you are guilty God’s creatures, whereby the name amount of education, whereas others Endeavor to make perfect this re­ architecture and the Spanish songs days of the years is furnished to be of God is dishonored. When cursing whose work is not in schools are not semblance to the angels, by living the Jesuit order of the Missouri of a great fault. Furthermore the province, will also serve the needs and customs linger on with the lan­ used in connection. These leaflets prohibition of a book by placing it is directed against a person or a so strict in this regard. 2. The girls the life of the angels, imitating their guage. Altogether the book is an are numbered for easy reference and on the Index does not necessarily im­ thing,' like the weather, it has the can join the-same order' ifi the sisters sanctity, their unworldliness, their of other American Jesuit provinces for the housing of their men under­ interesting presentation of a dis­ One or more may be slipped into a ply that a moving picture made from guilt of blasphemy. A vow is a vol­ are willing to accept them, but there devotion to God and their accomp­ tinctly Catholic feature of American pocket in the cover of the prayer- untary promise made to God to do is no guarantee that they will be kept lishment of His will. going theological training. The that book is also forbidden. The fa­ house of studies was formerly at­ life. The contributions to U. S. art, book to be used as occasion demands, something that is agreeable to Him. in the same convent during life. There are some respects in which mous picture. “ The Hunchback of tached to St. Louis university, S t culture and customs made by the The prayers are all in English. A If we make a resolution to do some­ Nuns live under the vow of obedi­ man surpasses the angels. 1. Human Notre Dame,’’ is a striking example Louis, Mo. early missionaries have been so great­ special Missal calendar, which may of this. The book from which the thing, but have no intention of bind­ ence and if their religious superior nature and not the angelic has been ly ignored in the past that it is a real be renewed annually for a few cents, picture was taken is on the Index, ing ourselves under pain of sin, it is should separate them the girls must joined in hypostatic union with the pleasure to, see them being accorded is included. To those who find the but the picture itself had nothing obr not a vow, but simply a resolution; be willing to obey. Eternal • Word; so that men are CONCEPTION COLLEGE their rightful place' through literature search through the ordinary Missal jectionable in it. The writer did not it becomes a vow if we have the in­ specially the brethren of the Son of AND ACAPEMY of this sort. (D. Appleton & C6., somewhat complicated, this leaflet see the picture that you mention, but tention of binding ourselves under In a racent article in “ Listening God. “ Nowhere doth He take hold A Boardinf Hich School and CoIIsz* New York, $3.) Missal will probably be a help, "rhe it is his opinion that it wouW have pain of sin. In” you mentioned the name of a of the angels, but of the seed of for Boya Conducted by tha Abraham He taketh hold” (Heb, ii, BENEDICTINE FATHERS An old-timer comes back'to com­ prayerbook contains in addition been all right to view it. As for Fro;n the statements above, which new Latin magazine, "Auxilium Lat- AT CONCEPTION, MO. pete for position ip the present-day complete prayers for a number of mortal sin, always remember that to are based on Father DeHarbe’s Cate­ inum.” Would you be kind enough 16). 2. We l?ave the privilege of Cstholie students only. Standard courses. stream of mystery and adventure Masses and for other devotions. (L.< commit one it is necessary to have chism and the New Catholic Diction­ to give the post office address of this undergoing sufferings and pains for Accredited. Modem buildings, large campus, ary, you should be able to work out publication? God’s sake, .and being tried in ways new gymnasinm, ideal locatioa. Special atten­ stories in “ Lone Wolf Returns,” by N. Daleiden & Co., 617-19 Fulton grave matter, with sufficient refle.c- tion paid to young men who 'wish to prepara Lopis Joseph Vance. There are per­ St., Chicago, $2 to $4.50, without I tion and full consent of the will. If the answer to your difficulty. If the The address is: Post Office Box No. that were not open to the • angels; for the Priesthood. Rate* eery reasonable. haps no better crook adventure stor­ Missal inserts 76c less.) )at the time the sin is committed the words hell, damn, damned, etc., are 54, Station P, Brooklyn, N. ’T. the singular glory o’f martyrdom be­ For catalog apply to Tha Revarand Rector.

•flaswr Planning for N. C. C. M. Convention BATTLE RAGING THE REGISTER What Others Say IN GREEK SECT Published every week by The Cstbolie Publishing Society. Inc. Arabs Want New Patriarch to be 938 Bannock Street. Denver. Colo. Post Office Box 1497 One of Their Na­ Preiidcnt. Most Rev. Biehop J. Heary Tihen. U.U.. Denver. (Continued From Page 1) tionality Editor-General. Rev. Matthew Smith Pb.O., LL.D. ManaEine Editor, Hnbcrt A. W IE Tl[l PMr Smith. Aaaociate Editoie, Edwarn C. Day. Jr., Millard F. Everett, more million poopU ■ncceod in per­ Diocesan Editions: Central California Register (Fresno), Most Rev. Bishop J. B. suading themaelTes timt the, Ten Jerusalem.— The death of the aged MacGinley, D.D., president; Rev Michael Sullivan, editor. Commandmens are mere conTentions, Dominicans Had Just Said Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jeru­ Superior California-Nevada Register (Sacramento). Most Rev. Bishop Robert J. salem, Msgr. Demetrios Damianos, Armstrong, D.U., president; Rev. Michael L. Lyons, business manager; Rev. not poaitiTeljr binding and changeable Mass Before Starting i Patriclr A McHugh, editor. at their will or caprice.— ^The Antig- / on Voyage has been followed by a bitter contro­ Nebraska Register (Grand island). Must Rev. Bishop James A. Duffy, D.D.. onish. Can., Casket. versy in which the Greek and Arab president; Rev. Patrick HcDaid (North Platte), editor. elements within the Church are con­ The Denver Catholic Register is also part of this newspaper chain. Ottawa, Ont— “ Jesus save us. Ou! testing for the right to name a suc­ A significant item in a non-Cath- Lady pray for us,” was the fervent cessor. The Arabs demand that the Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), tl a year In bundle lots, olic religions magazine, The Christian supplication on the lips of five young cent a copy if bought regularly for sale or distribution. new Patriarch be a native. The Index, reported in The San Francisco priests of the Order of Preachers (Do­ Greeks, while united in opposition to Entered as Second Class Matter at Post Office, Denver. Colorado. Leader, states that there are 477,922 minicans), who went to their death Pristestants in New Yor(c city. There recently after the outboard motor- this, are divided into two camps, one The Register now has the largest circulation of any American religious newspaper are 111,153 Episcopalians, 73,744 Lu­ favoring the candidacy of the pres­ devoted to current news. boat in which they were crossing the therans, 66,571 Presbyterians, 60,811 Ottawa river foundered and over­ ent Greek Bishop of Bethlehem and Baptists and 54,792 Methodists. The turned in heavy seas. Only one mem­ the other backing the Patriarch of Index says: “ If we are Christian and ber of the party, the Rev. Brother Alexandria, Egypt. Up to the present time all the wise in trying to eTangelixe Italy and Albert Marie Courtemanche, was able other Catholic countries, we are un- to hold on to the upturned craft un­ Bishops of the Greek Orthodox Christian and foolish not to put more til rescued. The priests and brother Church in the Holy Land have been LISTENING IN of all we possess into the eTangelixa- were near the end of their vacation Greeks. This situation has been tion of a half dozen big American at the Dominican summer home at looked upon with disfavor by the cities." Arabs and in recent years the de­ (Continued Prom Page 1) Luskville, twenty-five miles from here. The tragedy occurred shortly mand that their countrymen be ad­ ity ask? What less can save the nations from revolution and Probably one of the best expres­ mitted as candidates for • Episcopal sions of the Catholic viewpoint is the after the priests had said Mass. decay? Will the world hear and be wise?” If the world does The victims were the Rev. dignity has grown greatly. They have succinct summary of the late Arch­ seized upon the present vacancy as not hear and be wise, nothing can prevent a wave of Bol­ bishop Ireland, tells The Crosier Mis­ Bonaventure Sibler, aged 30, a Ger- man-Swiss, who had been t teaching an opportunity to further their claim. shevism from destroying our present civilization. Planning for the eleventh annual convention of the National Council sionary. He said; “ My religious Just as dissension has followed his faith is that of the Catholic Church, Holy Scripture at the Dominican pri­ of Catholic Men to b'e held in Rochester, N. Y., October 11, 12 and 13. ory in this city; the Rev, Henri- death, the career of the Patriarch Left to right: Walter T. Johnson of Kenton, O., president of the N. C. Catholic, integral, unalloyed; Catholi­ was marked by bitter eontrtiversies. The Rev. Thomas S. Dowdern, S. J., writing in a special cism, unswerving and soul sway'ing; Albert Harris, aged 28, formerly of C. M.; the Most Rev. John Francis O’Hern, Bishop of Rochester and host Montreal; the Rev. Gabriel Couture, He began his ecclesiastical life as a edition of The Western Watchman, St. Louis, Missouri, brings to the convention, and Charles F. Dolle, executive secretary of the N. C. the Catholicism, ^if I am to put it in sacristan in the Basilica of the Holy a more concrete form, taught by the aged 26, formerly of Levis, Quebec: out the fact that St. Louis university, conducted by the Jesuit C. M. the Rev, Philippe M. Rousseau, agea Sepulchre and passed through the Fathers, has the somewhat striking distinction of being the Supreme Chieftain of the Catholic various degrees of the Orthodox hier­ Church, the Bishop of Rome. 26, formerly of Louisville, Quebec, and the Rev. Jacques Nichole, aged archy. After having for some years first Catholic university to be founded anywhere in the Eng­ "My civil and political faith is that 26, formerly of Montma^y, Quebec. been Bishop of Bethlehem, he suc^ lish-speaking world since the Reformation. Other Catholic Ancient Shaker Colony Taken Over of the republic of the United States ceeded in reaching the post of Patri­ of America; Americanism, purest and “Father Couture was in charge of schools were established in English-speaking nations but were the boat,” Brother Courtemanche said arch, thus becoming the head of satisfied to take the title of college and to do college ,work. brightest, yielding in strength and Greek Orthodoxy in the Holy Land. loyalty to that of no other American, after his rescue, “ and when we were to Form Catholic Brothers’ Novitiate about three-quarters of the way In 1908, he was deposed by the Father Dowdem suggests that some poetic historian may yet surpassed in obedience and spirit of across the river we realized that we Bishops of his Holy Synod, who de­ call St. Louis university “ the morning star of the Catholic sacrifice by that of no other citizen, clared his election as Patriarch was "1 that, in the years to come, that spot were going to bo lucky to get to Renaissance.” The institution was founded as an academy in (Continued From Page 1) no other soldier; sworn to uphold invalid, asserting that it had been at­ alone of all the Shaker holdings in the Ontario shore. The boat was ship­ the remodeling of the Shaker build­ in peace and in war America’s Star tained by simony. Despite the ac­ 1818, and had become St. Louis college by 1820. It was taught Alfred will show the stranger that ping water heavily, and we were all ings, which the brotherhood had pur­ Spangled Banner." • tion of the Bishops, however, Msgr. by the diocesan clergy until 1829,. when the Jesuits, who had chased from the Shaker colony that once on the crest of Shaker hill over­ afraid. Father Couture, thinking the Experience shows that this is the speed of the boat was causing the Damianes continued to occupy the come to Missouri in 1823, took it over. In 1832, by grant had occupied them for 138 years. looking Shaker pond dwelt a numer­ working principle of Catholics in gen­ water to come in so fast, stopped the Patriarchate and, after a year of of a charter from the ten-year-old state of Missouri, it became The old house which was used by ous Shaker colony. ’ eral. struggle, he again was recognized as the" Shakers for the trustees’ resi-, craft. Instead of, helping, that made St. Louis university. Within one year, therefore, the university things worse;, we were filling with the legitimate head of the Palestine dence and office has been made over CRIME STUDY, PLAN OF U. S. RALLIES TO STUDY Orthodoxy. will attain its centenary as a university. into a dormitory for the students. It water, and before we could do any­ CATHOLIC MEN’S COUNCIL PAPAL LABOR PROGRAM thing the boat sank under us.” Another ineffectual attempt was A hundred years ago the city of St. Louis had about 3,000 contains on the ground floor several made to dethrone him in 1918. Some inhabitants. Last term the university had 3,500 students, not large study rooms and a library. The three years ago the Patriarch was third floor contains two large attics (Continued From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) including 900 students in the summer school and 600 students stricken by paralysis. He then ap- filled with drawers and lockers built Rochester, will voice the city’s wel­ regional meeting of the conference CHINESE ORDER in the university high school. These figures give only a faint come and addresses will be made by held in that city and the third held lointed one of his Bishops to act as by the Shakers to store the house­ GROWS QUICKLY lis vicar. idea of the vast amount of good done by the famous uni­ hold linens and these have been left some of the visiting prelates. William in California. A meeting will be versity. In money St. Louis university has a slender endow­ in their original condition. Oppo­ D. Cunningham of New York, na- held in Baltimore early in 193‘J, to be Swaqhwafu, China.— The Chinese site the dormitory stands the fine old tionally-prominent Catholic layman, followed by one in Minneapolis and congregation known as the “ Dis­ GRANDPA ATE PILLS THAT ment of $1,500,000, which, is very small in comparison with will deliver the principal address. building used by the Shaker brethren another in Denver, in May. ’ITie Den­ ciples of the Lord,” founoed here in PRIEST GAVE FOR INFANT the endowments of the large secular universities; but in men for a workshop and by the sisters for Business sessions will be held each ver meeting will be the fourth re­ Chikkai, South China.— The way morning and afternoon, Monday and 1927 by Archbishop Celso Costan- and women it has an endowment of nearly $20,000,000. By a store, where they kept for sale their gional meeting to be held in that tini, Apostolic Delegate to China, of a medical missioner is not always this we mean that it would require a fund of almost $20,000,- fancy work; this is being made over Tuesday, at the Hotel Sagamore- city. an easy one in China. The Rev. Short addresses also will be delivered and the late Bishop Philip Chao, one 000 at five per cent interest to pay the Jesuits, other priests, into a study for the schoilfistics. The In announcing this program cov­ of the six Chinese Bishops conse­ John J. Tierney, M. M., is conduct­ house which the Shakers had for a at luncheons to be held each of these ering the nekt 10 months, the Cath­ ing a little dispensary at the Mary- brothers and nuns of the faculty the same salaries as are paid crated by the Holy Father in 1926, workshop for the sisters is now the days. olic Conference on Industrial Prob­ has now ordained two to the priest- knoll mission here. Recently, a Among those who are to take part by the university for laymen holding corresponding faculty home of the resident priest, Father lems also stated that its executive h'ood and has over 60 members. The mother brought her baby for treat­ in the discussion of crime conditions, rank. Corriveau, and it has been changed board has approved of the plan of “ Disciples of the Lord” are housed ment. The following day she re­ on Monday, are District Attorney Eu­ radically. A porch has been added holding regional meetings, and de­ in austere buildings in the Chinese turned, saying that the medicine had to the front over the door, which gene F. Love of Rochester, Andrew cided to meet whenever possible with not helped the child. When asked The London Daily Telegraph, which has had a correspon­ J. Kavanaugh, chief of police of style of architecture at “ Emmaus,” had been sealed up for the last 100 other organizations. a solitary place a few riiiles distant if she had given the medicine as di­ dent at the conference which has been under way at Bonn, years. \ Rochester; the Rev.’ Francis Bums, Drive For Members Launched rected, she said she had trie^ but professor of ethics and sociology, St, from this city. The buildings were >1 Germany, with delegates from the Anglican Church and the The main building, which contained In connection with this year’s pro­ desig^ied by the well-known Bene­ the baby had cried so much that its Bernard’s seminary, and ttie super­ the Shaker chapel, the assembly gram, an intensive effort to bring dictine architect and artist, .Dorn grandfather “ ate” the medicine. so-called “ Old Catholic” Church, declare; that the two de­ intendent of the New York state in­ rooms, the dining rooms and kitchens about a better understanding and Adalbert Gresnight of the Abbey of nominations will recommend unanimously the establishment of dustrial schools. Others well equipped as well as sleeping rooms for the higher appreciation of the Holy Maredsous in Belgium, now con­ NEW SEATTLE SEMINARY to Riake helpful contributions to the full “ communicatio in sacris,” i. e. that Anglican ministers be Shaker sisters, has met with many Father’s Encyclical Quadragesirao nected with the Catholic University TO BE DEDICATED SEPT. 13 discussion will be added to the pro­ permitted to officiate in “ Old Catholic” churches and vice versa interior changes, although the outside Anno throughout the country, the .pf Peiping. The new Chinese con- Seattle, Wash.— With His Emi­ looks the same as before. New heat­ gram, it was announced. conference vrill exert every effort to nence Denis Cardinal Dougherty, without any restriction. This news will be most interesting Monday being Columbus day, the ^egiation has been guided- in its ini­ ing, plumbing and the addition of build up its membership in an attempt tial development by Spanish Redemp- Archbishop of Philadelphia, officiat­ to students of ecclesiastical history. It is taken by the An­ banquet to be held that night will electric lighting have made it to spread the interest in its work. torists. ing, the new St, Edward’s seminary glican press as an indication of forthcoming Christian unity. thoroughly comfortable. pay proper tribute to the great dis The drive for members, it has been building here will be dedicated on coverer of America. Speakers at the From a Catholic standpoint it merely shows that when people Perhaps the changes which have made plain, has for its purpose sole­ MILLION EXPECTED TO TAKE September 13. The seminary will taken place in the Shaker chapel are banquet will include James P. B ly the expansion of interest in the open its doors to its first students break Rway from the See of Peter they fall deeper and deeper Duffy and another yet to be selected PART IN DUBLIN PROCESSION more pronounced than any others, for work of the conference and not the Dublin.— Latest details of arrange­ on September 19. The ceremony will into error with the passage of time. The so-called “ Old Cath­ the large windows which used to At the luncheon meeting Tuesday, accumulation of funds. be held on the anniversary of the olic” Church began as an organization with Valid Orders and the Rev. Joseph Schmidt, C.SS.R., of ments for the Eucharistic Congress, frame glorious vistas of lake an'd In the work of increasing the mem here, next year contain further par­ day the Most Rev. Fumasoni Biondi, with a protest merely against the doctrine of Papal Infallibil­ countryside, wooded hills and the far­ Rochester will discuss Catholic Lay bership of the Catholic (Conference Apostolic Delegate to the United Action in the United States. ticulars regarding the great proces­ ity. Not long after it split from Rome, its clergymen were per­ ther blue mountains, are now cov­ on Industrial Problems, it was de sion df the Blessed Sacrament on States, laid the cornerstone for the ered with a substance which makes Aid for Affiliated Groups cided that the president of the con­ building. Approximately 50 students mitted to marry. Now it ^eems on the verge of surrendering At the afternoon session, speakers Sunday, June 26. It is estimated that them look like stained glass. There ference should appoint a committee the procession will last about five will be enrolled for the initial its Valid Orders by what is probably going to lead to an out­ is a beautiful marble altar which of wide experience in the os^niza- of three, consisting of one representa­ classes. The first unit of the build­ tion and development of Catholic lay hours and that about one million of right merger with the Anglican Church. The validity of the came from the Cathedral of the Ini' tive of labor, one representative of the laity and five thousand clergy ing, now completed, will accommo­ maculate Conception in Portland, Me societies will discuss means by which the employers and one neutral rep­ date 111 students and a staff of 10 Orders of certain offshoots of the “ Old Catholic” Church is the National Council of Catholic Men ■will participate in it. Accommodation rather in doubt today, but a portion of the clergy of the sect All that remained of the Shaker resentative, to further this work. The firill be provided for about four hun­ priests. chapel furnishings is the arrange­ can more effectively help its affili­ president has appointed Leo F. Kel­ has rigidly adhered to genuine rites of ordination. Anglicans ated societies and lay organizations dred news writers, who are expected ment of ancient maple settees, which ler of Detroit, as the representative to attend the Congress, atop one of HAWAIIAN SISTERS’ NEW fondly believe that their clergymen have valid priestly and the brothers still use. Comfortable generally, and can help, also, to pro­ of labor on this committee, Ernest mote an interest in the Catholic the colonnades, which extend on CONVENT TO COST $150,000 episcopal Orders; the matter of whether or not they have kneeling benches have been added. F. DuBrul of Cincinnati as the rep­ either side of the high altar in the A new convent for the Sisters of The old meeting house, built in press. resentative of the employers and the was definitely disposed of for Catholics in the reign of Pope On Tuesday pight, at the Colum­ Phoenix park. Loud speakers will the Sacred Heart in Honolulu will be 1794, remains as it was; also the Rev. John P. Boland of Buffalo, N. enable those at the far end of the erected at a cost of $150,000, con­ Leo XIII, when it was pointed out that the line of Anglican quaint cottage with its wide dormer bus Civic center, at the meeting to ■ J be presided over by Joseph P. O’Hern, Y., as the representative of the neu­ colonnade to keep in touch with the struction to start before tbe end of Orders had been broken. As one witty English priest said: windows and paneled interior, which tral group. ceremony. In addition, special rooms the year. The convent will be a the Shakers always designated as the Thomas F. Craig will exhibit and dis­ “ We don’t deny that the Anglican Church has Orders; what cuss a motion picture of the Mass,' will be allocated to the newspaper­ boarding and day school for girls ‘.‘hired men’s” house. The Shaker MEXICAN STUDENTS RAP men in the Hibernian military school. and will take the place of the present we do deny is that it has Catholic Orders.” It will not be long burying ground, according to the made especially by the Eastman^ Ko­ dak company, of which Mr. Craig is A special telegraph office will also convent in the grounds of the Cathe­ now until we will be able to say the same tiling of the Orders terms of the deed taken by the ANTI-CLERICAL LAWS dral of Onr Lady of Peace. The an executive. be erected for press purposes in the in the “ Old Catholic” Church.” Brothers of Christian Instruction, is park. ground, comprising about six acres, to remain forever undisturbed, so The interest of the delegates and (Continued From Page 1) visitors to the convention will be di­ was purchased last year for approxi- affiliation, the students caused their 'mately $70,000. BABYLON KNEW rected to an innovation which the declaration to be published over their NEW O.S.M. PRIEST HAS TWO Peace Pact Between Italy and Pope men’s council puts into effect this signatures in the nisw^aper El Uni­ BROTHERS, UNCLE IN ORDER ABOUT ECLIPSES year. Supplementary to its conven­ versal. Chicago.— The celebration of his Native Maiie Bishop tion, it is sponsoring a regional meet­ Asserting that the most respectable first Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Leaves 'Catholic Action’ Little Changed London.— Languages come easily ing of the Catholic Conference on institutions are being trampled upon church, here, by the Rev. Augustine to the Rev. Joachim Mayr, S. J. In Industrial Problems. This will occupy by the local authorities as a result Calkins, O.S.M., has called attention the World war he used to preach to Wednesday, and, in effect, extends of the attitude of state officials, the to the fact that Father Calkins’ two (Continued From Page 1) der the supervision of the Bishops. the convention of the N. C. C. M. brothers and uncle are all members M.V soldiers in ten languages. Now Fa­ students’ declaration said: controversy developed soon and the Further information not available in ther Majrr, a famous Austrian as­ one extra day. The program of the “ We, without having any religious of the Servite order, which is in official call was never made. the initial announcement of the agpree- tronomer, is. engaged with three regional meeting of the Cathpllc preference whatsoever, manifest our charge of Our Lady of Sorrows ment is necessary to clear up this Conference on Industrial Problems Disturbances developed May 30, other priests in carrying on the work non-conformity to the anti-religpous church. Father Calkins’ brothers point is being arranged by the Rev. R. A. who are members of the same order when Fascist students began a series of the late Father F. X. Gugler, S. campaign which is having so much In neither respect is the nature of McGowan, assistant director. Depart­ are the Rev. A, M. Calkins, O.S.M., of natioD-wide demonstrations tlmt J., in deciphering Baifcylonian as­ success in Vera Cruz. We believe Catholic Action invaded, even, though ment of Social Action, National of Detroit,' and the Rev. Edward lasted three days until Mussolini tronomical texts and records com­ that religion has as its social mission a veto on athletics by Catholic clubs piled 600 years before the birth of Catholic Welfare Conference. to satisfy the desire of every man to Calkins, O.S.M., who is a volunteer called a halt to the violence. There is a strange, however relatively unim­ were some lost blood, alleged inva­ oUr Lord. seek explanation of the mystery that in the Servite mission fields of South portant invasion of the rights of Their exhaustive researches. Fa­ VENEZUELA RECALLS America. Father Calkins’ uncle is sions of extra-territorial Vatican private organizations, which is easily is so much a part of our life and ther Mayr said, often result in dra­ which surrounds us. the Rev. A. M. Quigley, O.S.M., as­ properties in Rome and destruction understood in the condition of Italy BISHOP WHOM IT EXILED o f club headquarters in several cities. matic discoveries. Among them are ^ “ We do not deceive ourselves with sistant to the father general of the at the present time. order. Father Calkins received the A portrait of the Pope was alleged to data concerning no fewer than (Continued From Page 1) -■'< the notion that reason is everything Labor Groups Long Forbidden twenty eclipses which no one living in life; it occupies but a small por­ Doctor of Divinity degree in Rome. have been trampled in a street in The terms of the agreement forbid Bishop was that upon arriving in Rome. The Vatican demanded an knew had occurred, but which the Venezuela he would go at once to tion of it, and the same people who Catholic labor organizations or em­ Babylonian texts recorded exactly to WOMAN APOSTATE FEARS apologry and punishment within forty- ployers’ associations within Catholic Maracay, where he would take an are incapable of discerning even the . eight hours. The Italian government the minute. oath of allegiance to the government advantages and magnificent aspects ‘DEVILS’ IN DISPENSARY. Action. Such organizations have long, “ Astronomers can calculate, but replied ten days later. been forbidden in Italy. But besides, represented by the commander-in- of an institution are furnishing am­ Chikkai, Chini.— Coming to the our lunar theory is not exact Maryknoll dispensary here, a woman This was followed by a vigorous such organizations have not been a chief of the national army. The case, ple proof of this assertion by at­ enough,” Father Mayr said while wanted medicine for her child, but campaign between Italian newspa­ part of the idea of Catholic Action, the Bishop replied, was one which tacking and harassing this institution rV- discussing his work during a visit came under the direct supervision of without regard for it, and, worse yet, would not bring the infM t to the pers, which charged Catholic Action according to the repeatedly expressed here. “ The Babylonians’ texts dispensary as she feareef the “ evil the president of the republic and without providing a moral law form­ with being honeycombed with anti- words both of the Holy Father and stilted eclipses to the minute they spirits” in the' .Catholic compound Fascist political tendencies, and the the Cardinal Secretary of State. was one in which the head of the ulated to take the place of the one began and to the minute they ended, military establishment was in no way they are destroying.’’ . would do it harm. Puzzled by her Osservatore Romano, which denied Catholic Action operates fully un­ so our lunar theory can be corrected the charge and gave details of the der the hierarchy and Catholic labor concerned. ’The Vera Cruz State government appearance. Father Tierney ques­ by these ancient observations." Augrust 29 demanded the resignation tioned her and found that she was violence. unions or employers’ associations, or, The texts, Father Mayr said, are Prelate Forcibly Seized A month later there was a sudden for that matter, political parties, do The Perez government sought fur­ of all Catholic teachers of the Vera a native of Peru and had evidently mainly in Babylonian, but with ^a ther to impose the condition that the Cruz preparatory college, closed by once been a Catholic, for the words cessation of press attacks on both not come within this category of sprinkling o f Sumerian, an even Bishop promise not to make his visit the faculty in protest against a raid Confession and Holy Communion sides, apparently by agreement. (iatholic work. older language. ad limina apostolorum. To this. by police who searched the students were familiar to her. She had mar­ American View of Peace Pact The agreement permits Catholic, or­ ried a pagan Chinese, who brought ■The Rev. R. A. McGowan, assistant ganizations by occupations or profes­ Bishop Montes de Oca replied that for arms. ciations are to improve the practice ber to his own country. Now she director. Department of Social Ac­ sions and these, it is agreed, will fol­ of the corporative system seems to in view of the fact that he was A bomb exploded in the large La tion, National Catholic Welfare Con­ low what is the equivalent, it seems, obliged by the Church to make the Profesa temple, a Catholic church, is more superstitious than the pa­ be a paraphrase of the directions gans. ference, says: of the instructions to Catholic Action given by the Holy Father not only visit ad limina, nothing could free in the heart of Mexico City, August Terms of the announced agree­ in Italy in the Labor Encyclical of to the Catholic occupational associa­ him from this visit to Rome which he 31, destroying a pulpit, smashing ment between the Vatican and the Pope Pius XI, last May, “ Forty-Years tions to which on its_ point the proposed to go on fulfilling as usual. several confessionals and causing con­ REARING OF MOTHERLESS Italian government ending the months After— Reconstructing the Social Or­ agreement is limited, but to all Cath­ In their protest, the members of siderable damage to the main altar. FAMILY WINS WOMAN HONOR of controversy over the' Catholic Ac- der." olic Action. the Venezuelan hierarchy- declared Six persons were in the temple.jNone Cincinnati.— Mrs. C. L. Ungruhe, tion organizations in Italy seem to In that Encyclical the Holy Father One further point in the agreement the exile of the Bishop was in viola­ was injured. Police believe the a member of St. William’s parish, re­ leave those organizations in essenti­ urged the occupational organization is that no members of political part­ tion of the “ indispensable liberty bombing may have been perpetrated cently was awarded a prize as this ally the same position for Catholic of society and then described the ies opposed to Fascism will be chosen which the Bishops must exercise in by anti-Catholics from Vera Cruz. city’s noblest mother. Mrs. Un- Action as before. Fascist regime without specifically as leaders of the Catholic youth or­ the fulfillment of their high minis­ gruhe’s mother died when she was 20. ■The differences appear to be two. terming it the Italian systep. The ganizations. try,” which liberty, they noted, is WORK MOVING FORWARD IN Mrs. Ungruhe was second oldest of a One is that the young people’s Cath­ Holy Father also presented current It is also provided in the agree­ guaranteed by the constitution. NEW MICHIGAN PARISH family of ten, the youngest being The Mott Rer. Peter Francis, e na­ olic clubs cannot engage in sports or criticism of the Fascist corporative ment that the youth organizations Bishop Montes de Oca was seized Detroit. —- Work is progressing eleven months. Ignoring all ad­ tive born Indian, who recently was athletics. In this, the Fascist organ­ state and drew at once the sphere will use only the national flag along while journeying from Venezuela to rapidly in the erection of the new vice about putting the younger chil­ consecrated Bishop of Kumbakonam, izations have the monopoly. of Catholic Action in relation to with their own religious banners. The Caracas and obliged to enter an auto­ St. Micpael's parish, just outside of dren in institutions, she reared them long a field of apostolate of French A second is that the youth organ­ Fascism, in no place, however, spe­ order of the government, issued mobile. Without even permitting him Detroit. The cornerstone for the all. The baby is now a student at mitfionaries. Bishop Francis’ conse­ izations are federated on a diocesan cifically mentioning the Italian sys­ some months ago, that members _ of to communicate with relatives, his new church was laid August 30 and l^oger Bacon diocesan high school and cration took place in a picturesque basis under the direct supervision of tem. these organizations may not join sim­ abductors took him to La Guaira, services are expected to be held in a sister is in the convent. All others, native structure erected in the open the Bishops. This does not seem to The present agreement under ilar Fascist bodies appears to be re­ where he was placed aboard a ship the temporary edifice about the mid­ with one exception, are married. She square before the church.— (N.C.W. forbid national federation again un- which the Catholic occupational asso scinded by the agreement. and sent to the Island of Trinidad. dle of September. has three children of her own. C,— Fides)