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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Council Gives Qualified Approval The Advocate Ballot Delays Liturgical Reforms VATICAN CITY - the Mass, Approval were considered atitute modern languages for Sick, that emphasizing it la the offering of the of the second of the with Holy chsptcr simple •’yes’’ or "no” Latin in weddings, funerals, not intended for the Official of the Archdiocese solely dy- Eucharist by two or more Publication olf Newark, N. J., and Diocese of N. Vatican Council’s Paterson, J. schema on votee, but Fathers on and other voting Baptisms ceremon- ing. at the the Priests jointly same liturgy was unexpectedly the overall chapter were given ies. the actual words Vol. 12, No. 43 OCTOBER Only by altar the chapter stated THURSDAY, 17, 1963 this week council PRICE: 10 CENTS delayed as to mark their which sacrament is confer- IN opportunities a ADDITION TO the op- that for concele- voted to send back ballots permission Fathers It “yes," "no." or "yes, red need remain in Latin. In portunity to vote approval bration could be for A with granted by rewriting. spokesman reservations." for the with Baptism example, only reservations onthe second "the Ordinary.” that A total of emphasised, however, 1,495 affirmative words “I thee in the baptize chapter, a second reason for Such wording, these Fathers the has not been votes chapter re- were required for final name of the the Son its Father, temporary sidetracking was said, would allow Those permission jected. approval. giving an un- and the Ghost” would the fact Holy that the chapter in- to be granted not the The Oct. only by development came qualified approval numbered remain in Latin. volved than necessarily more the topics diocesan Bishop the Or- 14 when ballot fell 78 1,417, a just only however, with 781 Vote this dealt with on change wax in the successful of the —but also votes short of dinary place general ap- prelates expressing 2,103 approval to 19. balloting on the amendments. certain other churchmen, Individual amend- with reservations and proval. only X Council Fathers voted The defeat of the by text was such as who also ments in tho Abbots, en- chapter, includ- voting in the negative. 2,143 to 35 to change the name explained by some Bishops by joy that which authorizes full- On Oct. "ordinary” jurisdiction ing 15. council Fathers of the of Extreme the fact sacrament that in dealing with over their communities. These er use of the vernacular in voted to sub- overwhelmingly Unction to the of the concelebratien of the Maas (Continued Anointing on Page 2) Role of Bishops

Looms as Major Council Question

A" AdvotMt Neus Summitry ly if implicitly depreciate the VATICAN CITY - The eol authority of the Pope. of legiality Bishops and a full Archbishop Lewreoce J. definition of their role in the Shehan of Baltimore replied Church loomed as major Is- to the last fear. The exercise sues of the Second Vatican of papal authority, he pointed aa Council discussions on the out. can never be conceived

Nature of the Church as exercised con- against or with- tinued this week. out the consent of the Church. This is the so. Archbishop Other Stories, Popes 2,3 continued, because the body of Comment Pages 6, 7 Bishops cannot be separated SAD RETURN - The of Loo Smith of from its bead. body Bishop Ogdensburg, N.Y., who died in Rome while tho Vatican back the Debate attending Council, was accompanied to U.S. on the role of the by Bishop WHAT WILL be the prac Navagh, his immediate predecessor in the New York See. waa with Above. Msgr. Edward P. Hoar, Btabopa interspersed Deal consequences of the-ntw vicar of the the coffin further discussion the general Brooklyn Diocese, blesses at Oct. 11. oo lay Idlewild Airport the of Bish- di emphasis on body the is Robert Farmer of Old neonate and with votes on Representing Ogdensburg Diocese Msgr. N.Y., next Forgo, to ops? Surely a greater taspir the second chapter of the DAILY four Cardinal-moderators named Paul Bishop (Story on START - The by Pope to direct the work of Navagh. Page 17) aDon for mutual help ami schema. the Vatican second liturgy Council’s session stand at the start of the Their shared be day's proceedings. votes scheduled for responsibility can Key were desk stands the the council hall in middle aisle looked for. observed Rev. Ed- at front of the of St. Peter's Basilica. Demonstration Is Oct. 26 OcL IT on both the diacon- lay From the left ward Duff, 5J.. ore Cardinals Giacomo cor- they Gregorio Agagianian, Lercaro, Julius ate and Um coUeglality of the fecial Doepfner for News andLeo Suenens. Bishops. responded Rebgtous Service He suggested another THE CENTRAL theme of poenbtlity: the Catholic week, however, eras cot "Perhaps some sort of sen- Urge legiality of the Participation Bishops —a ate of the Neumann Church, a perma- Beatify Bishop phrase which is relatively new nent organ of conaußatton. but which a concept goce composed of the Oardhsab. back to the early days of the In Trenton geographically selected rest March Church denual Rights Archbishops or repre- In Rites at St. Peter’s The basic it this: queeboa sentatives of national Bishops, Does the of NEWARK Catholics this of body the Cath- major areas conflict actual and other members of the hier- conferences, meeting with the week olic of take the - were urged to or in New Bishops world, will be CITY Italian, added a few words in accident and Eve Ben- part potential, Jersey, a archy have pointed out Pope, one concrete VATICAN (RNS) victim, In the civil March on combination successors of the rights of civil Apostles, fnat. as severs!, Amid traditional pomp, lug English, declaring that "this ax« Pantani of rights strongly that Catholics can no suggested by Saaauolo. Italy, Trenton Oct 26. has also have a real stake in the Is groups planned a ’March be Rite mcnted by the presence oI a special day- of joy for the who had diffused tubercular longer "spectators in this notably by Ukrainian that Uke Trenton’ government of the universal Catholics Suggestions they on for Oct. 26 to be- crisis, but Maxim Her- Bn from the of the United States peritonitis. must become in- Archbishop hop* throughout came Church? U it part from the office of gin there at 5 has. what are world for the Secood Vatican of America. An adopted sea of p.m. . . . volved. that this is marnuk of Winnipeg. Canada, THE hid the Archdiocesan Coordinator no longer the conrtttfong under BEATIFICATION “Catholics to which and Council, lHh Ameri- the nation is shown to the are urged con- a matter of but Indeed as hated at Paul a Century uni- been scheduled of choice, by Pope originally by Interracial and this power can be exercised? beatified in Peter'* versal Church Programs sider participation in accord VI hU address the Ro- canwai Si as an the late • duty, and in to example John XXIII for the chairmen of the civil personal social, Pope rights Clina Basilica Sunday. of botineas." demanded THE TENOR of the week's man on Sept 12, an June 23. but it was committees of both the men's by Christian justice Present postponed The new addition to the at the rites were the and debate indicated a af- noomjH reforms because of the Pontiffs death. and charity.'' general substantial women's councils of the Church'i calendar of aainta of view the to cenw.” beneficiaries two miraculous A leaflet distributed Other Stories on Race firmative on ques- to those archdiocese. THE MARCH and hleaaeda U John cures submitted and authenti- on Trenton, tion of who attended the 10 qttngil power sad ceremony Page cated tttfwHIMM, wffl hetp focal but THE Nepomucene Neumann, aa evidence of the said the rrsponstbllity. some ex FIRRY to Qw main motive foe IN A NEWSLETTER to speak ca Pop* attention for CSS R, Bohemian born fourth bfoasod's effective intercession John's on demands com- reservations. was Achilla interest in his prest-moderators of Catholic pressed subject Cardinal causa of who in heaven J. Kent plete citizenship for all The Liensrt of BUhop Philadelphia, was "the joy and consolation adult men reservations hinted Lille. who organizations and to the on Francs, of with their abilities and regardless of race color. died Jan. S. IMO. and la the Jr., VUlanova. Pa., an auto (Continued oppor- or whether R was to think said that "the treatment of on Page 3) archdiocesan officers of the proper tunities. More "This demonstration is first naturalised malaUS. citi- . . . particulars an op- of an Individual the of the Councils of Catholic Men and Bishop as a coUeglality Bishops a* for len be beatified to objectives, sponsor* and portunity Catholics to art. successor of and their to an Apostle by rsiatxmahip with Women. Rev. us J. be- In Aloys i possible transportation They should for Another immigrant who Newark, Paterson pools pray the ob- divine law. whether the Bish- the Roman Pontiff could give Welsh, the archdiocesan co- may be had from march head- jectives of the total effort and came a US. eititcn. Mother op of an Individual dsoceee the that there is ordinator. said that the march. Impression a quarters in Trenton or in New- lend their France* Xavier Cabrtoi, ii the support to this just had concrete responsibility for iputha of tee antiganfots. **as an orderly, demon- ark American Two public from 138 W. Market St." cause. only saint. the Universal Church and. If one of whom must eventually stration in behalfof interracial candi- Jesuits to Preach other Americans are "Specifically they are In- so. whether an excessive In- be sacrificed to tho other" is endorsed in WILLIAM lIOLt’B. chairman dates canonisation justice, princi- vited to march to Trenton for for sistence on the of This lo an of the interracial coUeglality erroneous Impres- ple.” committee of civil Oct Blessed Elisabeth Set who rights 26." the dose on. Riahope nut tnevitab (Continued S) Father Welsh noted that in the Arcbdiocesan Council of on Page beatified last March, and was At Mission August the Bishops of the VS. Catholic Men. and Mrs. William Bleaaed Rose Philippine Rallies had reaffirmed moral his beatified guidance Armstrong, counterpart in Archbishop Beran in Villa Duchesne, who was they had given in the the women's Jesuit priests will cathedral past, council urged in March. IMO: missionary staff, master of Catholic the Mission especially their letter of 1958 men and women “to preach at Sunday ceremonies. The Schola Can- the ARCHBISHOP John J. Krol on race issue. participate if at all possible- ceremonies to be held at Sa- torum of Immaculate Concep- in the of celebrated the cred Heart tion They reminded us. Father march. in Vatican Philadelphia Cathedral, New- Seminary will sing. Maas which climaxed the Welsh said, that "the heart ‘Change proc- and St. John’* ark. Cathedral. both cited the Policy’ They of the lamation of the blessed. Oct. interracial is new Patenon, 20 at 3:30 p.m. MSGR. WALTER H. problem recent statement of Archbish- Hdl. In a afternoon moral and religious” and that subsequent cere- Rev. James J. Meany, SJ., rector of St John’s Cathedral, op Boland to the ACCM esecu- the Church and its members mony held in honor of of studies of will BUhop prefect general preside at the ceremonies tivc board "that Led should responsible to Paul VI cited the be leaders in the quest Release, Reds Neumann. Pope PbUlipine province of the there, assisted by Rev. James efforts towards achievement of of racial based Say him as proof of "the capacity J. peace on Daly, pastor of St social for all Agnes, Christian Justice men were of American Catholics to reach and Paterson, and Thomas justice charity. PRAGUE The retired Rev. public matters in which Cath- (RNS) re- priests outside Cardinal who level Christian Other Mission llindszenty. hai the of perfec- Nows, J. of Blessed lease of Josef Trapasso Sacra- olics. as have obli- Archbishop Prague. taken ref "THEIR STATEMENT citizens, an ufa In the U. S. Ufa tion." 16 pre- Reran of saying: Poge meat, Paterson, deacon and be Prague and four ceded the gation to involved person- tloo at for now celebrated Budapest terra 'This beatification Is the A pastoral letter other made RADIO subdeacon. prelates was pos- PRAGUE stressed March he nally.” year*. best documentation that from oo Washington.” sible Vatican of Bishop by a of that the release from Navagh was . wrote. “As The committee heads "change im- It Uit Society of will racial tensions con- said was reported which for Jestu, ipeak read at all churches in toward communist tprlaf (capacity), disproves the that policy" prisonment of the famed that at Sacred Heart Cathedral. tinue and the for inter- peaceable pre- Cardinal had false Oct. quest demonstrations countries Koenif us the opinion that Amer- diocese 13. not through Ute and the other Rev. Samuel R Bishops a iked an Wiley, racial justice mores on. the "patterned after the Washing- to Catholicism not orient- SJ., There will negotiation Intermediary ican is also be four re- between the was due to “no who has In problems are still with us as ton march are a intervention cheek the whereabout* of spent 10 yean the positive way ed to singular and sublime ex- gional mission rallies for the Czechoslovakian whatsoever for government of Cardinal Koe- Islands, chiefly as a potential threats to understand- men and women to do Archbishop Beran. Shortly seminary youth of the diocese and the “ pressions of but in the Holy See, Prague Bt| of Vienna sanctity, will St. and in brother- about the crucial thereafter the Ciech professor, speak at week ing progress something Radio regime rather to those common and Mission Sun- cUimed. John’s. following hood under domestic issue Cardinal Koenig had acted announced that God. facing this Archbishop In the Chris- day. Rev. Daniel The broadcast stated that popular ordinary Driscoll. "Asa country." as an emissary for John Beran held follow-up and counter- Pope »at at a monas- tian life, dissimilar from who has Beran and XXIII not MSGR. JAMES A. S.V.D., spent nina Archbishop Bishop in several involv- Hughes, part of the event, cases tery in South MoravU. The in Washington They said that Arch- Karel the present atmosphere of vicar will celebrate years the missions of Aus- Skoupy of Brno are now Iron Curtain general, and in order to the ing countries. On Vatican had receired tralia and emphasize bishop Bishop Navagh no newt modern life." Solemn at Sacred New will BoUnd. living at a Catholic vilU for be Interviewed Vespers Guinea, one trip Josef (Continued on Pag* 4) The who in Heart. at the Pope, spoke A prayer for the mis- speak rallies. sions will be The first recited at every will be held Oct. Mass in the archdiocese that 21 at 2 p.m. in East Side High

day and enrollment of mem- School, Paterson. The others ben in the will be Oct. Society for the 22 at 2 p.m. in St. Propagation of the Faith will Mary’s School, Oct. take 23 at 2:15 in place. p.m. Pope Pius High Assisting Msgr. Hugnes will School, Passaic, and be Oct. 24 at St. Rev. Joseph A. Carroll, Elizabeth’s Col- Convent. pastor of St. Cecilia's parish. lege, Kearny, deacon; Rev. Eu- At ail four rallies, awards will be gene A. FanelU, administrator presented to schools of Our Lady of Liben. West which have distinguished New York, subdeacon, and themselves for mission activi- Rev. Joseph B. of the ties Ryan during the past year.

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THE DRIVE Budd of the Mt. is conducted only in those AFTER THE PARADE - John Carmel, Bayonne, marching band and An- MORRISTOWN MARCH - Reviewing the Holy Name parade in Morristown Oct. 13, parishes where the pastor has not enrolled his thony of the fourth degree, of people in the Complete Parish Knights Columbus, meet A. plan Feltz Msgr. James were, left to right, Msgr. Andrew V. Stefan, vice chancellor, Msgr. John J. Sheerin, The Hughes, subscription price is $4.50 and we ask our readers to renew in this their schools moderatorvicar generalof and Hudsonpastor of St. Aloysius, Jersey City, and Msgr. James A. Hamilton. vicar general and pastor of St. Margaret's Church, Rev. Leo P. Carey, director of Bayley- manner so parish can share in the the County Holy after proceeds Name Federation, marching in the Holy Each school has Ellard High School, who gave the sermon, and Msgr. William A. Looney, pastor of St. participating appointed a crusade director Name parade in Oct. 13. Jersey City, for the drive and for the a meeting new directors will be held Patrick's, Chatham. at the Oct. 1$ at Chancery Office 3:30 p.m. THE ADVOCATE 2 October 17, 1983 See Anti-Semitism Waning Protestants Await Jews No Longer Afraid of Council Pronouncements Council Statement Tb» climate of Catbolic-Jewisb relations bat radi- broad for changed enough him to em- treatment to flourish: from nega- materials, pictorial rep- hatred in times. In when the trust, alienation, even cally onr past centuries, Church called power the Secretariat for Pro- weeds that threaten tively, to from that will resentations, sermons. remain even when the would and three Christian to choka On a council, Jews pray fast for days because moting Unity en- It must be The fact that John uprooted; Pope or- the first root and the italks Religious of Liberty the ter into and maintain contact of fearful anticipation of condemnations that he positively, it must be dered three offensive the might fertilized pesaages weeds cut but pro- with are away; nounced them. In this representative Jewish and watered. Religious Newt Service his own conscience in matters against article, an the to Jews to be from official of Anti-De- dropped it will wither if our is groups, some of which have plant Of all the of and of B'nai New Catholic ritual made pronouncements religion" emphasizes famation League B'ritb, York, discusses why the SOME OF THE weeds have prayers nourished. responded by sending memor- the Second Vatican Council la "the duties of civil in Jewish is interested the been a profound impression on society community in current Vatican Council. dug out An in- The council lead anda to Rome their already. might the to la all its containing Jewish communities. expected make, none re- forms, including the stance is the views. repeated con- Church, for to DR. JOSEPH L. Most instance, em- garded Protestant to respect in By LICHTEN of damaging is the Chris- by delegate- state, practice demnation anti-Semitism in the similarities phasize be- observers and of the citizens’ inalienable tian Indictment of the Jewish guests as In the every form. tween rights a larger tens* word (ties. The affection the late THE ECUMENICAL council our aims and and aspira- more vital interest than that to religious The mood of people, past present and liberty.” ecumenism can mean John is internal Church the coun- tions citizens of the a move- Pope displayed toward an as world. in which it wUI deal with Last Rev. John matter; cil future, for deicide. As re- month. B. ment which embraces indicates that the Fathers num- The Church the en- the Jews was the most visi- the Jews cannot in recognizes the con- participate bers of Catholics ligious liberty. Sherin, C.S.P., editor of the will have pointed tire world an ecumenism ble of these new attitudes. Its deliberations. And probably avoid negative tributions of Judaism sign yet the as the a draft Catholic World and noted out, foe New TesUment However, although a ex- of social and in- (sets cited above statements of any kind —and con- of love, justice, In John’s and the.fact source many of her beliefs words, “We say tains on religious freedom has been on ecumenical matters, the council could no justification for this pert tergroup harmony; an ecu- that for the first time in his- yet do and practices, but the Catholic from the bottom of our heart: prepared Cardinal that the American thesis; neither Jesus' own by Augustin predicted menism not at Jews do great good by stressing the little only theological All men are tory not need to fear leyman knows of our would brothers, and all words nor those of his Bea, president of the Secre- Bishops give strong sup- but point made in dis- unity unity of human pronouncements of the coun- frequently re- common so are sons of the same Father. heritage, in- tariat for Promoting Christian port at the council to the cent ciples can be construed as pro- hearts. cil all these years that prejudiced at- Intertwined the council elements extricably that Vatican Certainly will help the Jews Unity, sources have posed statement on religious titudes and behavior aro In- condemning as a prompt us to make our senti- scholars refer to it as Judaeo- This is the rea- prepare this new climate. for so far not indicated when liberty. fundamental . with Catholic group the death of ment* known. compatible Christ. much We that this dog- Christian. it will for discussion. son so interest has been sec now “new Yet this Is of the come At ma. one two IN SPAIN, meanwhile, Cath- in climate" is In What do we hope Much has been the expressed the council by emerging. fact, for? roots from which done; much moment it appears that The council could also make spring most olic Bishop Pedro Cantero the Jews. the of this to be the matter will be deferred anticipation "new Jews the world of foe weeds around rcpiains done, par- un- throughout recommendations the or plant. Cuadrado of along In the subtle Huelva, speak- climate” led Jews to look for- satisfied ticularly area of til the third session meets are deeply with the lines Jew- An in A MORE immediate suggested by some THE SECOND root is the ing Madrid, came out reason ward to this council's attitudes or traditional next proceed- increasing harmony In rela- ish pos- year. la the leaders: deletions of derog- of the Jewish favor of granting wider rights growing dialogue and with attitudes tions “myth" people tures. A eradication ings positive with Christians and thorough MANY with it they references to the Jewish that finds welcome OP THE Protestant to the small of greater rather than with atory in the im- of will take comparatively feelings mu- want to it prejudice genera- foreboding. see continue to and from make of Protestant in this tual people their religion aginations of many Christians. tions. The observers no secret minority understanding among The connotations of his own Like council, with its grow. a plant, interfaith the the that Catholic liturgy, from catechisms This consists of attitudes fact their interest in country. and Jewish commun- of ecumenism great moral definition were accord needs two kinds power, can ease of and other Catholic teaching the council definition But he cautioned that the predispositions toward mis- the change. projected stems from the situation in Church must proceed cau- Council News Notes some predominate Catholic tiously in "such a delicate countries. notably Spain, matter," because Spain at the Role where of religious pluralism is present time was "neither Bishops... seen as a threat to the coun- mentally nor psychologically Clarifies (•Continued from 1) of faith and for the Marian Statement Page paragraph in foe text try’s unity some- prepared exercise of explain- •mong Christians but will be- sion, he said. ing bow the of infal- thing that must be religious liberty to the extent privilege come the chief force which accepted Statements read the He said he did Several it be normal and over so of Lwow prelates supported libility makes the dwfiniUnn. seeks cautiously even though regarded as even because Slipyi was announced and maintains this telephone to have from the concept of of foe in the interests of a in other reporters a "problems arising mixed The officer eollegiality Pope Irreversible of union. The global indispensable coun- presiding admon- primacy is abso- way of with tries." getting garbled despite marriages are among the most ished the Scriptural references, themselves, virtue of common good. Father, that by spe- lutely indispensable at the best saying Albert Cardinal a cen- Cardinal newsman's intentions. serious obstacles to the re- notably Meyer cial divine assistance and not Bea has expressed In August, in an article in applause was out of order. But ter of unity for the Church " Paul J. of the desire Archbishop Hallinan of union of the Catholic and Or- Chicago. by virtue at foe consent of for a "more ac- America, Foreign Minister they applauded again the mo- Thus, he said, it is the Atlanta found that out when a thodox Churches." He said Sacred Scripture foe Church. task curate and modern definition Casticlla declared that ment Archbishop who of Spain Slipyi, the Second Coun- new* shows that Vatican of now agency story, on a state- His proposal, he said, would now resides in as a college the It Is true, he said, that the religious liberty," a desire, wai "trying to find a way Vatican City, cil "to clarify and ment by him implied that the as valid those Apostles chose a successor to Universal Church is likewise romple he stressed, which is shared to her (tn re- recognize mar- began to speak. adapt practice meot the worts of the First Church was the Judas, for the first but foi* is both Catholics and gard to the noo-Catholic min- downgrading riages involving Catholics per- • appeared infallible, not in by non- Vatican Council on the place of the Blessed Mother. formed by valid time before the world on Pen- conflict with foe pri- Catholics in countries. to the of ministers, New places of honor have infallibility of many ority) teaching The macy in the of the doc- story was circu- such Orthodox The tecost, and aIst the light He said the draft he has Pacem in but "she widely as priests. been to Rite decided on Pope. Terri*," given Eastern trine of the divine lated in the \JS. the institution of the disced- institution submitted “the Vatican Archbishop is one of the coun- Patriarchs. The Holy Father’s infallibility upholds neces- expects the Council to Previously they of the episcopacy There was no such cil's five ate to meet the needs of and tt* in- sity of indicate implica- undersecretaries. had been the comes from Christ, not from recognizing a man’s the road she must fol- assigned places in »crouble " Church. ’’ tion in his the Arch- • foe Church, confirms rights right to follow the dictates of low statement, the first row of the section it foe bishop said, that he had other Thus, be said, in the noting Among proposals either reserved for Archbishops. infallibility of foe Church, he New simply outlined “the tradi- put before the council or Testamcot the collegial!- said. sug- Now they have a special place tional about the the ty of the is stated teaching gested at many news con- directly opposite the seats Bishops as re FERNANDO Blessed Virgin This is ferences held clearly as the of CARDINAL Mary.” being In Rome served for Cardinals. foundation Liturgical Reforms... what the the Church Palacios of Sanli was one that the status of dea- This is on Peter. Quirogs y Archbishop actually recognition of the dt < Continued from Page 1) said; be entrusted In agu Compostella, »/ Amendment 10, for tent con claim of the Patriarchs that short, the Cardtoal'a talk Spam, example, ecclesiastical temporarily I ashen indicated authority." “If Our Lord Jesus Christ raised foe of foe that the is to on continued, the of issue juridi- recommends that the The laymen specific occa- they enjoy right of precedence unity foe people commission. En- cal of the. vote have been differ- Bishop in the aspects might take in kept center of the sions. if not Church is expressed and eoUegiality port the Mass by re- added, equal superior to Car- as- ciso followed the of the Cardinal ent had the chapter restricted Christian's life of and The was sured in Bishops, Qui- ceiving Communion and from prayer suggestion made by dinals. There has been discus Peter and hts suc- basic that "no door said. permission for concelebraUm principle all other elements Paul roga Hosts consecrated at the worship, ap- Bishop Sani, S.V.D., of sion in the council about the cessors. foe while the should be closed and the Popes, to the en- pear in their "It is not clear whether the ‘'Ordinary of the same Maas, than from proper place. Den Pasar, who of the universality of the Church u rather tire Indonesia, place Eastern Rite " purpose of the proposed have been place Surely the place of His Mother sees it as an alternative expressed Bishops constituted Hosts consecrated at a to the Patriarchs in the Church and and maintained by pre- text was to allow for greater made clear the will of Christ into vious Mass Mary was by establishment of a the by a ” permanent in the College of Bishops. body of Bishop* as sue. ARCHBISHOP PF.RICI.i: freedom of action Christ Himself at the diaconate. moral wedding The permanent dis- reason of the juridical person or In Ireiting the of Apoaile* who MlCl. secretary general of reception He then outlined the feast of whether foe com- Cana and at Calvary, count* has been with and under term 'eoUegiality' Communion objected to by A- 13th layman has been Peter were the that Holy under the council, rxphasued mission's recommendation re- by Mary herself, and gjwwiM be some designate* only the of because the deacons named council auditor. commissioned a totality the aperies of both bread and a He at group to chapter bat not been the clear all the It it re- garding reception of to of us. Because she could be married and make Bishop* true that foe Holy men. i* Dr. Emil of Greece go disciples of all wine, the original text gave Inglesis jected. Communion under both is the mother of Christ she has of foe toll and the nations. college Bishop* by It the Maas • supposition in Rome was that each only one example (bread and wine). claim of explained species a upon our filial love Christ, ui union with its o! ordination. In the council Ben- Is that be is to represent the council Father who voted The 11th Itself. TWO SPEAKERS yes and our proper veueratioo. head, has the power to make Cardinal da Arriba of the Eastern expressed with reservations amendment added two others "THE MIND OF the jamin y laity Churches would be re- com- direct to laws But this not “But to to center our • opposition foe col- power does the mission here attempt Castro of Tarragona, Spain, quired to submit a written ex- Mats of religious profes again was to legiality of Bishops Latin constitute col religion in to recommended that The first necessarily s sion and avoid Mary, exaggerate a central anniversary of the planation of the revision he the Mass celebrated any universally binding Rite Patriarch Alberto Gon. leg* in the strict sense. her cult, to multiply bar devo- office be act after regulation." up in Rome to opening of the council was fetored These will go bark the receptrm of Bap- the Spanish pro- O.F.M of Jerusalem and "If the form a tions, in each a that marked services . Bishop* col to tism. late told the Fathers. way help promote social fustic* by in the the liturgical commission ".After Duo Staffs, in virtue of moral Christ Is obscured Basilica of St Archbishop secre leg* only or forgotten everywhere by coordinating Mary Major which drafted the document. weighing carefully the argu- tary of the Sacred umon. from foe would be a blasphemy to the the of basic Oct. 11. Mon than COagrega- (Weiring pur It will THE PREFACE first ments for and study economic 1.000 coun- make changes and re- and against the two of Seminaries and Uni- suit of one end Son, an embarrassment to the in cil Fathers attended tame and the of the schema restoration of this problems contemporary the cere- submit the document chapter on practice vemtie*. uae of common memory of the Mother, and a mony and beard meant, then The the had been even on a limited scale society. Pop* Paul chapter seas debated liturgy already the Patriarch Goo's opposiLem there is no doubt deviation the His talk followed several deliver a in about col- la" passed the first council commission pathetic on part ap- homily which he :esr. In a senes of votes at ses- preferred to to foe of of those in Christ" teaching eoUegiality legiality. its baptized peals that the Council should prayed to the Blessed last week, all overwhelm- sion These dealt chiefly with phrase recommendation in Virgin “ by w*» based cm the fear But if the declare Church’s to chiefly term mran* statement such a to • the interest inspire and guide the Fa ing council Fa- a of principles way as allow a cer- of deterioration of majorities, in the a unity be- that the Bishops. tn MeUdte Rite Archbishop Phi- plight of the poor. "We thert. Christians separated thers approved 18 amend- Chapters two to seven of the tain elasticity of practice." cause of "more should leave from marked m union with the schema lippe Nabaa of Leban- not to the Marx- Rome and all mankind. Pope, en- ments individually* on the liturgy deal On the Beirut, trends " question of concele- to greater auioootny told ists the task of the joy legislative power over the with The second brabon on, a press conference improving specifics (celebration of the Staffs entire THE MOST social Archbtihop held that Church, then we must noteworthy of now that ha has asked the council conditions of the vast chapter, being voted on, Mas* by more Taught Here than ooe the First Vatican the approved amendments ’ to masses of the be said. Council determine eleariy. whether is On the of the change existing marriage poor," Holy Mystery prie*). Bishop Enciso noted that that with the laws so as taught supreme power this is divine or only eeriest dealing verna- Eucharist." is followed that to recognize the • by changes proposed in the over foe faithful la cular. The amended of mixed Richard entrusted sstietl law. That it i* divine text the other validity marriages at Cardinal Cushing of Name Abbot chapters on sacra- '***t of the chapter to to Peter and Peter makes it sought which non-Catholie to alone law doe* not yet seem to be possible to use the ments and the increase ministers Boston, a recent “convert" to sacrament*ls, the number of situa- Therefore, he vernacular in the said, it would conclusively ptov*d.“ "parts per- the Divine the lit- tions the cause of the vernacular, Office, in which concelebration be. advisable to "retain for to the drew substantial taining people." urgical yesr. sacred music would be allowed. a laugh at a To Council A NEW NOTE doctrine" that full and was raised How much or how hole dnner Roma su- of and a final chapter sacred in at which he an "While always preme is by Coptic Rite Bishop Isaac this concession would be maintaining asked to power vested aoldy ap art and sacred was say Grace. JERUSALEM - Abbot Leo furnishings Archbishop the Ghattas of He proper dependence in Pope, of Thebes, Egypt plied was left to the national on legiti- around at tha OSB, of "indepetsdeetly riff the Looking group Rudloff, the Bene- the first ore voting began. mate ecclesiastical " was Eaften) Rite hierarchies. authority, consultation with others The prel- ,At a Directs of 13 Bishop* and some diction pres* Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro it SO Abbey oo Mt. Zion, a ate in of was the mind of the Study to the assemb- was com- Bishops of the world must speak briefing, it explained that priests representing a great former instructor at Immacu- one of the four c-oun mission. he ROME against the "Latiniution" Bologna, ’ said, "to make - Archbishop Bo- cooperate with the Roman ly "pert* pertaining to the peo- number of countriea and lan- late cil Moderators, the i*ion for land Conception Seminary. he of the schema. gave as- prox situations in presides at the weekly Pootlff, said, but it be- ple" could include all the guages. he smiled, brief shrugged Darlington, has been named a sembly a report on bow wtiich concelebration of the American long* to him to exercise He said "Though it is uni chants of the might meetings his shoulders and tha even- Ordinary (Kyrir. the Commission br gavs Father of the Second Vatican Liturgical regarded as which the vmal to infration. the sche- Credo. Sanctus and desirable, hierarchy at council tually supreme power of Gloria, v blessing—in English. Council e amendments. by Pope Paul VL prepared t exen to practical considera- matters discussed. decision ma u decidedly in exe- Agnus Dei) and of the are “I'm Latin Proper striking a blow for the Abbot Rudloff was a Bishop Jesus Enciso Viana of tions." member cution The treatment seems The Archbishop was nam- (Introit. Gradual. Offertory vernacular," be explained. TWO of foe community of St. COUNCIL Fathers Malforra. speaking in behalf ed head of the to regard the Universal and Communion). Bishops’ debated of the • Abbey in Newark be- briefly whether the Liturgical Commission, TIIE committee at the first Mary’s Church a* the It ADVOCATE u the study bemg only was not said but could Thunders of fore named to foe entire question had gave a third applause re- being post a place on Latin with background explana- Urge* newspaper in the session and still that Church, certan be assumed that the holds the vernacu- tion the amendments sounded the central in Jerusalem In 1853. council's to daily or field in role. thoughout agenda to foe Ori- lar weekly Nev key privileges granted could he used in these of St. Peter's when Abbot Rudloff The nave a was made a Coadjutor Archbishop Scg- ental Churches." Jersey. American Bishops parts whether recited CONFRONTED AS bearded, 72-year-old Ukrainian full council member undo Garcia of or sung. it was meet foe along Oviedo. Spain, The of every Monday at core his, com plant with different Rite freed last with all other members of foe stated "It is vasty recom- prelate, only bluntly: not tuf STEPS be tak- North American College was that foe schema (ailed t> must mendations on the use of tho APPAREL year from IB years of Soviet Vatican Secretariat for Pro- ftdenUy proven that the Bish- en before use FOR here, where the the of the vernacu- Archbishop give Patriarch* their vernacular in the detention, rose to address the Christian op* are foe successors of liturgy" moting Unity who do foe lar will actually be witnessed himself studied. The meet- proper place in foe College of THE does Bishop Enciso said, "the CLERGY council for the first time. not have rank. Apoetles. It not in the Mass com- at 4:30 and episcopal seem are Cvwwn ings begin p.m. Bishop*. They mission ft tiMr Council Fathers from all A native of and possible to that the preferred to adopt a last about Germany a prove • al of the an hour and He said: Approx- chapter a the world twelve, foe "This identification middle-of-the-road position. over rose in a spon- noted Hebrew Abbot as had be half. scholar. twelve, now to voted on again of foe Latin Church with the This would insure that jurisdiction. no Cattar. taneous gesture of acclaim as Rudloff U a naturalized citi- In any case, this once It is rewritra Universal ft tha whole Church is foe root particular group would be Aa.rt.it. Man name of zen of the U.S. question seems be Altar Archbishop Josyf 'to • Promulgation of the con- * Bar Cntxbt of all with foe Or- able its views one which is difficulties to impose on ft l-xr-xni highly controver- stitution Paul VI and ientals by Pope other*." sial and should They cannot accept really not be the couadL and Council Newsmaker any such Duffy in foe council." mentality." He added that in the of Quinn discussed • of the national use Approval No»« Our N«w the vernacular wi'l Addrtt* Car11 ANOTHER hierarchies "provision Bishop Luigi of EASTERN view- be made for « «. *1 *», N. Y. n. NT. • of varying practices Segni, Italy, rose to say that waa outside Preparation the texts point expressed MU MU) "whatever in different may have been the th* council Meikite in the vernacular to be used localities, always by Rite »*aO*T SltVICf under the control of INVIIID Toward opinions of former compe- theolo- Patriarch Maximo* IV Saigh WHILE THE amendment Understanding gians, it la foe of Antioch. In interview on responsibility an for tho vernacular attracted of this council to decide the the Divine Word news serv- most attention in the xrorid whether foe ice. or not time is he held that while for other When J. Shehan Press, amendments ap- Archbishop Lawrence of The that the right for foe Roman Pontiff doctrine of the Archbishop urged schema on primacy of Baltimore took proved will have a leading role in the Vatican the nature of the Church be to make foe the ia important so to eoUegiality of Pope not an obstacle to amended as for Council’s debate tha role of this the bearing Catholics. One on Bishops make the doctrine of Bishop• an official doc- union, “exceeeive papal Infallibility more un- interpreta- the 4 he was a of of presents "homily" or week, following pattern leadership derstandable to noo-Cathollcs. trine foe Church." tions" are. evident sermon —as an part in the Baltimore See - long America's He said that because the integral doctrine gives rise Patriarch Maximos IV said oldest. THE FIRST Vatican Coun- of the Mast, and sets forth to many difficulties with "our breth- that once freed separated i from exagger- requirements for His include s aching on the a sermon at predecessors i should be taken Pope's ren," good care to show that ations to doctrine and and prac- every and John the the primacy infallibility waa Sunday holyJ day Archbishop Carroll, personal of the Roman Pontiff the "Roman PRIDE Infallibility tice, brought primacy Mesa. first U.S. up by Archbishop Jo- Bishop; Bishops is not from the will completely separated great body C not only ceaae to be a Other amendments Francis seph Dcscuffi. M., of dealt P. Kenrick and Martin of the Church. Ixmir, principal obstacle to with When the occasion Turkey. His remarks turned unity Holy Communion. J. Spalding, both of them on foe used calls (or good food, WHEN ARCHBIBHOP Shehan was named phrsse by the prominent in early Church his- Firat Vatican it Coadjutor Archbishop of Baltimore in 1961, he Council: “Ex follows that you James f tory there; Bishop non ex returned to the city where be waa born Dec. see*, consensu ce- desire the Roosevelt the IS, ultimate Bayley, former des! ae" (of 1898. He studied at St. Charles Catons- himself and not we don’t Bishop of Newark who played College, in service, leading by consent of the baby-sit role ville, Md.; at St. Church). a key in the First Vati- Mary'a Seminary, Baltimore, to justifiable pridi and at the North American in Rome. Archbishop Descuffi *aid can and Car- College Council, James in a He ordained In Rome Dec. there should be successful dinal was 23, 1922. a special BUT... Gibbons, America’s lead- function. He became assistant of St. You will ing 19th-century prelate. pastor Patrick's be Church, Washington, and pastor in 1943. . : proud of We DO take care of all DISCUBBING PAPAL In November that expert your OTHER * infallibility in its rela- of year when Wash- BONDS Mayfair Farms tion to the collegiality of the ington was still of the valuables. For kid Bishops, Archbish- part Baltimore Arch- o glove care and catering. op Shehan went back to the First diocese he was named Vatican Coun- Auxiliary Bishop of Insurance dependability, in both cil to another moving quote American, Bishop Vincent Baltimore and of Washington. and Gasser, who said at that time: 1 storage, call WHEN THE Diocese Bridgeport was formed "We cannot the separate Pope from the in Shehan waa named its Bish- coossnt 1933, Bishop first of the Church because this consent is * EL 4-7800 op. He remained there until July, 1961, when he never wanting. Since we bold that the Roman waa named Coadjutor Archbishop with the right < Pontiff is infallible, we automatically teach that of CATERING succession to Francis P. his Archbishop Keough definitions will the consent of the / Brothers, Inc. have of Baltimore. Engel SERVICE CAurch because the of the body Bishops cannot Ho has achieved national for his o«» « auAinta earn Of CATHM“KIIOW-MOW" from recognition be separated its head and the MA 2-0300 a name to trust since 1885 entire leadership in racial dis- campaigning against WEST Church cannot be ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 1-4300 found wanting." crimination.

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NCWC News Service tion. He said that the Church Of author is Council Books (The a native of Capetown, South Africa, who be- aimed at evoking, through the tame in achievements a Bishop 1947, when he was 31 old. of the council, years Archbishop An AJvocstt Newi Summary bal instructions were Durban since be a more in given to of 1951, served on the Central vigorous response ROME - Preparatory The Vicariate of the bookstores. It Commission the the modern world to the two- was sug- of council and is an elected member its Com- of Rome has con- gested that do fold manifestation of her vit- "substantially "they not dis- mission for Seminaries, Studies and Catholic Schools.) firmed” a report that Catho- books the ality internal, by which play by four ARCHBISHOP lic book stores here have been By DENIS HURLEY authors and refrain from she prays and im- teaches, instructed not to sell certain them.” Racism has not parts and external, selling yet ap- ell’s preparatory life, by stages never to NCWC which books, according peared on the agenda of the realized what she Involves herself in A COMMUNICATION he meant. They News Service. was Second the solution Vatican Council. saw the Church of Mankind’s sent in Cardinal Micara’s as percnially The beat information is that Whether not it will This the or depends problem. was again the name to the Vatican Council perfect. books are those the in burden of the allocution by large measure on the joint that itself although the com- Pope John obviously meant late Rev. Teilhard dc Char- commission set after the opened the council on Oct. 11, munication not up something entirely different. din, S.J.; Rev. Hans was made first session 1962. Kueng, to compile a draft public. But the'council He wanted his aggiornamen- "Xavier Rynne" and Robert press on "The Effective It incredible and in- office Presence and was an Kaiser. communique said it re- to. the way he spoke The latter two are of the Church in the Modern situation. We sat ferred about it congruous to "unspecified indicated that he ex- American authors, Rynne be- World." there to one of the volumes which have it listening a appeared pected to be quite a shake- ing pseudonym. John XXIII most revolutionary with ecclesiastical Pope launched up. speeches approba- the made with EXCEPT tion council to bring the ever by a Pope, FOR Father and which have been Church to date in its a of schemas in Chardin, whose works have found to contain error.” up A MONTH BEFORE the packet our methods and but hands that, in the main, been the subject of a warn- The communication presentation, council opened he spoke along urged those who directed the coun- would have damped down the ing by the Congregation of the council Fathers to take these lines in a radio allocu- steps French Revolution itself. Holy Office, all have written to counteract the influence of A DAY TO REMEMBERED The - parents ef the infant at the left will What happened to the bulk BE no doubt recount books on the council. The *udi books lest the impression times many how Pope Paul VI. o of these schemas charac- during general audience, leaned far out from the gesta- Rynne and Kaiser books do be given that the Church la terized torial chair on which he was carried and not Disarmament - by the then Cardinal being blessed the held the carry an imprimatur but tolerating error. baby, up over heads article in of neither would have Monlini, in an the the larger pilgrims. required Dec. 2 issue of Italia: “im- one for publication.. Rosaries Asked mense. excellent, but discon- Roger Straus Jr., president Vatican nected and uneven" is of Straus & Inc., For Council City Style now The Holy Father's Week Farrar, Cos., In with them publisher of history. dealing Rynnc’s book, PATERSON - The Passaic \ ATICAN CITY (NC) Vatican the council found Its the haa complained to U. S. Am- authorities are studying soul, County Holy Name Federation a to "disarm" soul that John had been bassador to Italy G. Freder- is plan papal troops. Pope conducting a campaign to The has been ordered to Infuse into it. ick Reinhardt about the sup- have study by Pope Paul VI to bring trying Stresses Marks of Church families pray the the of the He asked Reinhardt appearance papal guards in line with the pression. rosary once a for the peaceful THE COUNCIL also found day suc- of to take to "protest and nature the Church. VATICAN CITY steps cess of the Vatican Council. (NC>-Pope toward its purpose, a purpose greater this uncalled for brotherhood nullify inter- Placards Paul VI told thousands of peo- *• are circulat- MANY OF THEM rifles formulated among being carry or sabers in the normal magnificently by Brolherhottd men ference" with distribution. attending his week ed for in homes and ple regular The display course of their duties. Cardinal Suenrns of in a Belgium VATICAN Pope spoke broad- to audience here that in Rome CITY - According a store windows. of the Paul's ideas last Dec. he ly (RNS) spokesman Copies Pope ondisarmament reflect earlier decision 4. in which sug- ca»t to a radio week an Pope Paul being for the Vicariate, headed be they can see the Church’s VI, receiving a by- placards may obtained of the late who ordered that the Palatine a for the future held in Pope John, Guards gested plan SwiUerland under the Clemente Cardinal Micara. mark of unity and that in group of about 100 American no from the Truth and Literature stop presenting arms with their rifles as he work of the council. auipicet o( the passed by. Jewish European whiten directives have been themselves they exemplify the clergy and by leaders Committee of the federation It is expected that from now on the The theme, he said, should Union. only weapons carried Broadcasting issued on the but Church's mark of at a private audience stressed matter ver- at P. O Box 122. Passaic. will be those be the of the catholicity by papal troops of historical or ornamental sig- Church, Light Speaking in English, the the bonds of brotherhood be- nificance. such as the halberds of the Swiss Guards. Nations, and all conciliar de- Pope said: tween Christians and Jews and crirations should fall under the that these the two The Church expressed hope headings: AT AN AUDIENCE hke this Cardinal ties would be Suenens strengthened. Discusses in itself, ad Intra. and the K is natural to Uunk: 'Here is lie said the boodi be was Church to the world, ad estra. tiie Church! Here we her Honorary see speaking of included Degree the psalm A should special com million true countenance" Schema and other from take of the prayers the Old 17, God' up the problem 'People of "When Rome the Testament you see in recited Catholic Church to the world. by magnificent churches with By REV. PLACID pnests The Old Testament JORDAN, O.S.B. a tangible to Denied That commission in due opportunity prac- 'Ruling' their history and held past present in common by Christians tice course received a ROME L*o Cardinal coliegiality by leaving it splendid truth in whirh believe.” use. when you meet the Vicar and the we the DC. lead from John's lest Jews, pontiff stawd. Suenens to individual Bishop to in- WASHINGTON. (NC)— tomatically refer it to the con- Pope of Maltnei BrussaU. of Christ. Peter's successor, was a source to mankind: of divine revela- us THE CARDINAL also troduce the lay diaconata Msgr. William J. McDonald, gregation. That has testament Belgium, a press confer- re- always and receive his blessing, tion you and "authorizes in- where it is of the Catholic Univer- done." Paeem in Terris. This en- us to ence here ferred to the debate the actually needed but rector been feel (pad* public the on the joy and ecstasy of see- voke the God out same Whom we first of the forcing it upon the whole sity of America, said that hr He added cyclical spoke against information on Schema colicgiably Bishop*. that the matter the Church in her fullness all ksve not ing that He wtl] and Church.” has not received a decree racism Whether or the guide 17 which dealt with ' The never came up the The collegia during "This ts so. beloved children, counsel us.” Presence lily of the Biah- from Rome on granting hono- council will treat of the prob- of the Church in the early meeting of The September because here the Church's visi- consisted " ops means that as a col- doctorates, much less lem is not yet clear, but tak- group of mem- World they rary rectors of -erected Consecration* pootifically ble marks are more manifest, bers of a four lege. or in union with Set that all things into considera- day United Jew- group, any notification the de- ing The ooe of Catholic universities ish Cardinal, the the through- it look* for her dearer and more Pope, can act with su- has been for tion impossible history Appeal study mission in leaders Vatican city An cree suspended out the world which took of the progressive incj place her author Rome to p*eme It the U.S. the council to avoid it glorious, supreme assess aid programs authority means American and Italian Catholic group at the council, alto an who at University. of that bevsdea ity and divine gifts nearer and the American Joint Distribu- having jurisdic- Newsweek gave his views the spent moat of his youth in the magazine report- bo Church tion in In WHEN WE TALK of racism more lively In the second cen tion his own diocese, a Bish- September, officials of Committee U. S. are the ed in its Oct. 14 issue that the at the "people of God." the among 14 Bish- the Sacred we think of the tury a from Paul op has .a as Congregation of today mainly Bishop Phrygia Pope said be wished responsibility a consecrated Roman Curia "is- of th« and ops bring recently black-white clash. We should collrgialltjr Bishops member of the by Pope Seminaries and Universities named Aberctus came to lo express his and college of Bish- Paul sued worldwide decree respect ad- the dlaconate. VI in St. Peter s Basilica a or- not overlook the fact Rome the life of said that the congregation had certainly 'to contemplate the miration for the work done ops in the Uni- Oct. dering all Catholic colleges by ». under a that anti£emiUsm bad Ms ra- royal bouse and see the queen Jewish SCHEMA 17 versal Church. study proposal to re- welfare agencies in which moat and universities to submit The American is Ar- cial aa well as religious im vested Bishop quire its approval before a and shod in gold ' Thu aiding their fellow men. likeljr will not come for The Cardtoal said that the well in advance the names'of up nold R. are Cotey. S.D.S., of Nacb- Catholic could plications There many was the Church in Rome, eveo The discussion university grant Pope also said he wanted until the third ses- problem of the roUegiabty of any persons they planned to council will ingwea. Tanganyika, a native an who that the in to be degree in any hope then, persecu'cd and hidden serve aa a between sion comet to with a • should not be con- so honorary "bridge" grips Buhopa honor the Curia could make at- of Milwaukee. field. formulate a clear Catholic the catacombs, wuh nations shining to bring better under number of modern sidered as presenting an alter- sure were problems Also they deserving. titude in this field. But black- spiritual How much being consecrated le splendor. standing their such at population control, war native —with the bishops act- The indignation of officials In The officials pointed out that among peoples white relations remain the more u she as • and Archbishop Igino Cardinal#, splendid today peace, life, etc. ing either "under Peter" or U S. Catholic News- under Pius XFs 1831 family colleges, Pope racial issue. to Great outstanding you visit and admire her here. Both the and "•ith Apostolic Delegate said, “led the constitution Deus 7 nlk general spec- Peter,"' since they must week to indefi apostolic reduce to When you the prob- draftsmen ific Britain, wbo lived in Boston aspects of such art both under and with the nite of the decree Scientiarum Dominus. which "HERE IS Church's problems suspension lem to its of the VATICAN CITY (NC - and principal areas Pope the Church the Church's Brooklyn. States." still effect, of faring are being Pope as su- for the United is in permission center where the moat evideot Paul VI told ronfliet you find them geo- an audieore of considered. Cardinal Suenens preme head. Thu in turn the of Seminar- of her four marks her Italian Congregation limited: the is unity craftsmen that graphically very they said. On the former, he said should to emphasize "OF COURSE, if it and Universities must he But help the were a ies U. S the of South the Church exists wher- must be united . Republic not in the the council will of honors: only ex- ecumenical aspects of the case an received before ran there and probably granting degrees Africa. Southern Rhodesia ever are baptized economic but also sphere on on press itself in generic terms. schema the Church, since degree in Sacred Theology," e granted in theology and practising Catholics the and. to tome extent, Aus- guided by moral and spiritual & plane, On the latter, only certain the Buhops must act in Msgr. McDonald said, "we au- other ecclesiastical studies. uzuty Borgos tralia. For that the their legitimate pastors It is and that Borgos reason they must hold fast general instructions like- with the are Pope, just as ail in our homes far that their problem hardly seems worthy away to religious traditions to ly be issued, he said. Their other members of the Church Insurance another mark of the Church, of the attention of an ecu Paul told members of Pope practical will are called to act her application upon in unity menical council u more mani- the Christian of all kinds catholicity Association of be studied later with probably their be said. fest shepherds, On the other hand, there D Italian Craftsmen that the on 593 KEARNY AVENUE no escaping the fact that the "These two marks complete craftsman has “a history which AS FOR the diacooate. the DISCUSSING racial conflicts of the U. S. and parallels " all the Cardinal laid he KEARNY, N. J. complement each other that of civilization bap favor* open- and Southern Africa United here He said tired at the of God." the door for it The GIOtOI i. tOROOI rever- today, you receive Iheir work requires "people ing prob- world. Thu the Cardinal said: thl Altltl H berate around the the blessing of the Pope But not only brawn but also brains. lem of celibacy of deacons tUZI is because matter what the wish is his view of WIIUAM J. GIACCUM no you it to reach out also to Noting that modern Indus "All the baptised are alike in secondary about families, try has and importance philosophers may say your your activities, imperiled private eraft there It no suprrbaptism fWM WTikw 14700 the nature of man's parishes, "Here." said, empirical dioceses, countries workers, the Pope stressed for the clergy. Furthermore, he "we have mind, it thinks in universal and that nations With you we there are "areas and both clergy and hierarchy are The black the world also Uunk of races your children, types of work in which craft there to serve the people of insulted the over are by ra- loved ’’ not your ones, the aged; and work cannot be replaced God. to dominate them cial sins of American, South This your homes, schools, places of • la especially true since African and Rhodesian whites, work, your churches where all the faithful * have mis- you Priests because are so where Message for they deeply were baptized, you at- sionary tasks and all should VATICAN of their identifica- CITY’ (NC) conscious tend Mass; your cemeteries, realize in reference to the Paul tion with what fecit the lash where loved Pope VI, blessing the basic your ones rest calhechttm question o( the white men's scorn cornerstone of the Mexican la For where the Faith it. there that ‘we must not only know the U. S. ’or Southern Africa. Is seminary under construction the Church And where the in (Kid. but also make God all Mexican Church is, there also is Rome, urged not love God. but OMtfateM RISING AFRICAN inUUec known; only Catholics Christ." to in the also make "persevere God not draautk dNctbMk Cavan tuals loved, only «Hh indulge understandably sincere and of open profession serve God. but also have God In an almost frenzied assertion CHIC-MATH the Catholic religion." ... served the Afncan cultural values by bringing Gospel 1 of lo h itiJa r? Curia Thanks The thanked of «hiw l ■■ f Pope Bishops to all creatures.' i»rayn fwh mm MOtfffjf out the of past wipe memory the U. S . Spam and Germany "This means that each and humiliations. for their for Talk help in the training Pope every person in the Church The of the West- of Mexican response seminarians. /^FIDELITY has of - a not VATICAN CITY Eu- duty evangelization UNION TRUST COMPANY erner may always be (NC) Pope Paul noted that he was gene Cardinal to propagate the fulness of the He needs a deep hu- TUserant. dean • Muimtc • uit« easy. blessing the stone on the anni- of the Sacred College of Car- mility —a humility capable versary of the discovery of the tent letter of thanks of his old arrogance dinab, a New dissolving Oct. 12. Paul World. himself to Pope VI for hb and of arming against speech • to the Roman Curia what may appear to him at calling Shomm’b for of the Cites Radio Role times unreasonable criticism. reorganization cen- tral administrative offices of VATICAN CITY’ (NC) Such is not CHURCH Moss mother humility possi- the Church. WINDOW - Daily to which his Pope Paul VI said here that ble without motiva- of powerful often took him sowed the seeds the future holiness of The French-born Cardinal "modern means of broadcast- tion For Catholics that mot- John Neumann in his native of said that his office it fell ing may help true progress young village Prachatitz, ivation must come from their by him Bohemia. The artist has the scene in this stained to to express the thanks of portrayed faith —a faith Inspiring a all curia window. members for the til out oototout COUICTION or rAll and WINTH MtlONltt glass positive, considerate, re- Pope's Sept. 21 He tAMHi AND fAtHION SHOW NATS pentant charity. address,. esprested gratitude for the The beauty of this kind of "words of appreciation and es- humility is that it stands teem which have had for Modern Hatters Beatification ... you chance of every evoking a your curia, for the delicacy similar attitude in others, A. I. C. HAT CENTER with which chose to (Continued from Page 1) worked in the mission you recall, regions even those who have every in particular, those who In the I.OMI or A MILLION NAMI HANOI and consolation of and Marsh it one of the few was "joy Maryland, Virginia for reason being unreason- shared ‘the his beatification will bring the past labors, re- Pennsylvania. able. We but cannot hope, diamond merchants in the country faithful in the land of his Father Neumann sponsibilities, studies, experi- CklUrM'i i birth, had been M•n therefore, that the problem of *. l-d.*t‘, ences, joys and sorrows'. behind the Curtain." . Iron a Redemptorist for five ," where perfection in diamonds only racism will appear on the TUserant Neumann was born years when he was made Cardinal also said Bishop pro- of the council. agenda he March 28, 1811, in Prachatitz. vinial of the order’s American wished to thank the Pope HATS is absolutely assured. what is vice for the "trust which in now province and of you hsve & Bohemia, superior We blue white, Medal Hill carry only perfect gems, Czechoslovakia. He entered all in the Serra demonstrated in this Redemptorist priests complex AT LOWEST and the diocesan of Bud- New World. On March 1852, and and, at Marsh's seminary 28. singular organism,, low prices, Sent to President for which r. FACTORY PRICES weis and finished his' schooling he was consecrated fourth you now propose the . . your diamond purchase becomes a at the University of Prague. Bishop of Philadelphia. WASHINGTON (NC) - The goal of perfecting in order to *4 CAPS, ttlOAl HIADWIAR make it instrument Mm He landed in New York June One of his House has and sent to an alwsys $ prime accomplish- passed good investment. 2, 1836. President bill more active and efficient in Fin«tt S VI 111 ments was in the Kennedy a pro- organizing the 6 for tasks entrusted to it in ra»n After his ordination by Bish- U.S. parochial school system, viding striking 300,000 com- HAtt rot THi CUftOY relation to needs of the John Dubois of New York which he built memorative medals in honor of Church op up rapidly. and the the world." Father Neumann labored Death struck him down at the 2Soth anniversary of the TtIMfNDOUt |J AT lowl * ™ AN the immi- birth of Rev. A kin DA PC among German comparatively early age of 48 Junlpero Scrra, IIAnU tIIICIION DAU) DISCOUNT MICH for four in North- while Phila- OEM. grants years walking along a GLOVES and New York when he ACCESSORIES ern re- delphia street. Father born in JEWEtERS AND Serra, Spain SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 signed his to enter the post Nov. 23, 1713, waa a pioneer CLEARANCE Redemptorist novitiate in Bal- THE ADVOCATE is the 313—3rd NEWARK missionary in California. The ST., JERSEY CITY •OL 9-9300 MIUBURN timore. He took his vows as a third largest in the bill newspaper says the missions he found- 0 Hock Off N.warl A»«.) 189-91 MoiStl Optn Dally * la * St.„» 36V67 Millbvin Avvnuv on Jan. Redemptorist 16, 1842, daily or weekly field in New ed were "the nucleus of civili- CAU TO MA,k,i 37770 ARIANOI iOt A OOROIOUI TASHION SHOW ODrxl 6 7100 and for the next several years Jersey. ration" there. AND MAT tAU iOt VOUt CHURCH OR CHARITY . 4 THE ADVOCATE October 17, 1963 Beran U.S. Aid in Colombia People in the News Archbishop . . . Program (Continued from Page 1) she IX, served briefly aa ab- called him “the former Arch- bcaa of the convent at of indi- of him for almost decade. bishop Prague,” an Rev. Dominique Ptre, 0.P., (timed full duties after a re- Prague.) of he would He was arrested in 1951. rect way laying Sustain Belgian-born Dominican who heart at- cuperating from a Tlie 1.6 Million Archbishop, according not be to take up Helps The broadcast permitted winner of the 1956 Nobel tack suffered said Cardinal Daily was in August to the regime's statement, his See. Peace Prize, will arrive here Koenig had neither visited By WILLARD K. DODGE relief both was barred from goods, government edges that there is a "executing growing Magr. Romano Guardlni, 78, Czechoslovakia and Nov. 16 to start a U.S. lecture nor negotiated hia IN Franziekus Cardi- private, to naUons. pastoral office” because ROME, needy preoccupation on the part of known theolo- BOGOTA. Colombia (NC) - tour for two internationally with its It of Vienne CRS-NCWC seeking support representatives. he “refused to take oath nal was Principally dis- many in the with the an Koenig A Catholic welfare program and will suc- then added that the worker, tributes of his peace Institutions. gian writer, be Bishops’ of asked if be food fact that allegiance to the aaw any prospects surplus supplies keeping people from ceeded of the republic.” whoso eight-year-old pro- as professor release "is not the result of of relations from the U.S. Brother Lambert Thomas, “Under valid Czechoslovak improvement in Department of starving by food of the gram hero is now day-to-day philosophy religion at with the Vatican feeding but has been named negotiations it “the between the Church and the Agriculture, relief does not solve the under- F.8.C., pro- laws,” said, govern- 1,650,000 clothes, drugs of Munich people daily, has and University by an- either.” communist in other also vincial of the Christian Broth- ment will for governments supplies are lying problems. other scholar of give approval moved on to direct the work world renown, sent. Ust CRS-NCWC ers’ St. Louis Describing the re- execution of office church Eastern Europe. He repUed: year. But in answer to criticism Province, suc- Bishops' by of the U.S. Catholics’ relief Rev. Karl Rahner, B.J. distributed total value of his blood lease av an the condition that “We must not mir- a of CRS-NCWC's mammoth cedtng brother, “amnesty,” dignitaries on expect in Peru. organization Lima, $95 million Radio said the acles in this field. But worth of surplus food he Brother Ireneus Philip F.S.C. Rev. Gilbert V. Prague re- they pledge themselves not we Jim distribution programs, Hartke, Noel, 27, a graduate of foods, a total action was “another misuse their should understand that in com- value of more said before leaving: "There John W. McCormack, 0.P., head of Catholic Uni- gime’s to position for and Marshall differ- Franklin College, than $l7 million in used cloth- be of America's of Czechoslovak govern- which would munism, too, there is a can no about of the House, will versity speech proof spreading policy is question it; Speaker re- Lancaster, Pa., one of 25 ing. and another million dol- and ment goodwill.” be in ence between theory and the food Is basic need: ceive the drama department, is one contradiction to prac- Catholic filling a IM3 Gibbons existing Relief Scrvices-NCWC lars in Medal, tice medicines and medi- of 10 alumni to be honored "The It "has laws." hunger." highest honor of the Alumni by move.” said, in Latin Amer- cal representatives supplies to some 40 mil- Aside from the the Nov. 2. been made In all its refrcnccs to Arch- "The tensions in Church- hunger pro- Association of the Catholic university possible by change ica, one of 150 in the world. lion people. gram also fills other needs. In of Vatican towards So- bishop Beran. the State relations in the com- University of America. policy government But hit work is typical of how Rev. Martha Lather Jr. the of for King cialist countries under the late munist countries here and WHEN JIM city Call, instance, the CRS-NCWC program works NOEL was sent Magr. Igino Cardinals. Chief will receive the St. Francis Caritas baa than John XXIII.” there to have lessened in the to Colombia mors 1,500 Pope appear IB countries it serves in 1955, there was of protocol of the Papal Sec- Peace Medal of the North active lay volunteers who do somewhat, and there is in Latin no CRS-NCWC Repeal Sought hope America, and in the program, no retariat of State, has been American Federation of the from homes ARCHBISHOP Beran. the im- Catholic everything visiting that conditions may slowly 67 countries it welfare named to Third Order Secular of St. serves through- organization of Apostolic Delegate Of Ban applicants to dishing out broadcast continued, baa been Jesuit rather than deteriorat- out the world. in Columbia. In coun- Francis for his prove every Great Britain and will be con- "truly Chris- vegetable oil. working on "a scientific it has ing further. After all the prin- try enters. CRS-NCWC secrated tian to racial BASEL. Switzerland (NC>— In the last an Archbishop. approach” prob- which THE two years, Caritas document" is to serve consideration la whether BISHOPS of the U.S. two overall objectives: to help les. Switzerland’s Minister cipal conducted James T. Carey, “thesis for canonization” Foreign created eight two-to-four University as a be done to allevi- CRS-NCWC in 1943 the poor with food and other has to the nation's anything can as month California appealed programs for of in- Sarah of Blessed of Bohemia to channel relief and to training criminology assistant Agnes ate the situation for the bene- a voluntary agency goods, help es- Christie, Protestant to sup- their volunteers in the structor who found (1205-1282). community tablish local Catholic major helped school in Tren- fit of the Christians behind the a chari- superintendent port of the constitu- cities of Colombia. various interracial councils repeal ties call- ton, received an de- (Blessed the Iron Curtain. The outlook in organization, usually honorary Agnes was tional which bar Little Theatre in and H. provisions ed Caritas. California, Percy gree from St. of Ottokar I of this respect well IN Joseph's College, daughter King Jesuits from Switzerland and may improve, REPLY TO another com- member of the Pres- Caritai Williams, Md and cousin of St establish and is the local counter- Kmmitsburg, Hungary a forbid the if at least we Asks for Members mon criticism of new re- regarding the ident’s Committee on founding of CRS-NCWC each Equal Elizabeth of She be- maintain contacts, matter part in fact that Hungary. orders. no the program works ligious Titian It Employment Opportunities, Poor in bow limited BELLEVILLE—Rev. country. is organ- Cduies came a Clare nun Friedrich T. ad- in scope may usually . . they Church structures . P. through or will receive the 1961 James the Walden, Menegus, pastor of St An- ized along the lines of the 12M in Prague center she be. Church • affiliated dressing the convention of the through J. I Interracial Justice Vicente has extend- Church's diocesan and paro- lory VUlar David, and her Wen- thony's, Belleville, Noel lay- brother, King Swiss Church “The news of the re- groups, simply pointed Awards the New York Evangelical good ed invitation to members chial structure. given by man killed the had built for St. an the during Spanish ceslaus, said that lease of Beran of out "reality of Colombia." CIC. here, "real tolerance, Archbishop of the who wish Civil War. Beatification Clare. A hundred women parish to par- Soon after opening an office "We to pro- limited and four other Czech try work through only by one's con- Prague 8. Wetakki cess followed in the Little in Jim Noel and CRS- Bishop Stephen opened in his behalf in* her into the order. At ticipate parish's Bogota. organizations and in science and one’s of ia a of this even existing of sense re- Bishops proof Theatre this NCWC their Saginaw. Mich has re- the of season. began of this 85 , Valencia, Spain. request Pope Gregory program country per cent of the sponsibility. will help the though this move on the part food and distribution. The Little Theatre clothing social welfare Cburcb find of the communist in was projects are to her way in the regime founded Since that time, the Caritas in 1956 and has grown Church-related," he said. labyrinth of political discus- Prague for the time being re- program in Colombia has Jim Noel's steadily since then. Openings departure for sions.” Then ha said: mains coupled with some ques- branched Court out into other social Peru did not there marks ” are available in both mean was Top soon tion on-stage Implements Ruling "Very of Swit- welfare programs and In people and activities. gen- to be a in the work of off-stage let-up zerland will be asked show eral strives the to to serve as CRS-NCWC in Colombia. An interest Church's special in an old for CRS poli- Adams coordinating body acting program director Appointed On Accommodation tical dispute with a all social welfare religious programs. ts already on the scene Religious the articles A Wedding Reception background: of ex- To Lay Position CRS-NCWC distributed a half Edward J. Furlong, a native WASHINGTON (NC)-* before the US. Court five for (againat the of million of new Supreme years conspiring to ception Society of to Neb , and alum- MONTCLAIR John pounds clothing Omaha. an action UiL Jesus and Q. the which would be give obscene books. new orders) ... Colombians last of by Supreme sure to import year as well nus St Thomas College. Adams of Montclair has been Court underUnes its convic- to its of “The as medical and other relief St. heavy weight ruling • Rejected the of Protestant Church can- PLAZAHOTEL Paul, Minn , and of the appeal appointed to represent the food tion that the state must ac- last June in deciding it. avoid Far of three individuals and the West not taking a stand on JewnMl i«r*#Y supplies. example. 20,000 University Minnesota. industry on the Mwn, City. M. i. commodate the be- this co-ordinating in the of Pasto religious IN OTHER Coast News Cos all of ... Could we people city actions the same , Fresno. question committee of Catholic liefs of citizens lay or- NIMNi hwmUtad with the who under 19- pray, with con- were recently day Supreme Coart: Cal., are a tranquial ganizations in the Archdiocese • DfcnMtoA hMwl Imm On the first medicines channeled public working mail for the of the through Claim Reds * Denied without comment count obscenity indict- science. peace of New n»H (Ml York. He is president day of its new term the Su- if CRS-NCWC from do- the of several ment in Michigan and sought world, ww are not able to • imow ciWm private motion inter- of the Manhattan Refrigerating preme Court moved to lmple • MMmI nors in the U.S. who had asked transfer of the case from bring a concrete contribution Orku vroors it to va- Cos., of New and the mnt this Church-State doc- the York, • Carvfvl etfMtnn to totolta Took cate ita of Ust to California. to promotion of House Judgment June Michigan religious Union Terminal Cold AS WITH ANT direct relief trine which it had out Storage tpeiled peace in our own Hil>l »rW«I in a Florida school • Refused to review the country?” Warehouse Consultant domestic Inter- public Jersey program, or anew four months ago. Cos.. City. BERLIN only of (NC) Bishop prayer case convict** an Ohio man national. critics charge that Oldfield Wilhelm Pluta of • Refused to review the fined for 3-0100 Gortow, Po- THE HIGH COURT sent violating a state law Farm Land Donated such “giving" create* depen- conviction a New *i»le Parkin* Imm land, said that Polish back the Minnesota Su- of York man against Sundsy business activ- dency and lessons the stimulus govern to M/ocnpl Mcenrf Air CtotflttonoA roent Peru Prelate officials have seized a Court "for further who was given s sentence of ity By far self help on the part of the preme coo retreat bouse a recipient Jim Noel acknowl- at Marian sidcration" the case of a wom- CUZCO. Peru (NC) - Arch- CHOOSE shrine ( the) in Rotdtno to use it as an sentenced to Jail on con- btahop Carlos Maria Jurgens a home for retarded Catholic CSS children, tempt charges because she Library Group Byrne, R.. of Cuzco has \ LEADER! ) according to transferred reports reaching refused on religious grounds to some 2*ooo acres here. LOOK YOUNGER IN MINUTES on of Church land to Peru's land . serve a . . Jury. *1 The house to the so Plans with I kod known, who* ll would oKompii* and Now wad it belonged la doing the court re- First reform program

" Meeting would ba I would Kora dona Sitten of St. Borromro. ferred to it occaptud ... it TtAlt AOO a ruling handed WEBCOR The building was de NEWARK The CUSTOM MADE UNDETECTABLE TOUPEES partly down last June 17. That newly- new library unit Other speak- destroyed World War formed Northern New will boldnaaa dunag rision upheld the right of a Jersey ers represent municipal Coaof widi ■ pononoUy fiftod koir op pAaao. adanltfltoßy 11 sod was thr Seventh Adventist wom- unit of the Catholic and WEDDING tnoldad, ortdteaßy tor repaired by Day library public school libraries blandad a mott natural look. II President STEREO yoor* a. diocese. It recently served as an in South Carotins to re- Association wdl hold its in- Sister Alice James of portanea otturaa aawplato aoMtfocftao. Homo aar.Ka oaodoMo Holy center for itial HI-FI a religious courses ceive stale unemployment meeting Oct. 19. at 1:30 Trinity High School. West- INVITATIONS Phonograph and bouse Etsex Catholic JOS. as a retreat (or compensation funds even pm. at High field. moderator of the Stu- R. both laity and she refused-on reli School dent Assistants’ L«t ut ihow in MESSINA. clergy. though Library you your Sister Gertrude Earlier, government of- g»us ground*—to accept Marie. Guild, will discuss the im- own Kom« our boautiful tSO BROAD of St. Dominic's ST., NEWARK. N. J. finals seized three buildings available Saturday work The OP. portance of having student Moo Wad., rn. or tot. - MArkat *4141 ood Academy . or by appt belonging to religious semin- state had denied her the non Jersey City, chair- librarians. FLOWER WEDDING LINE aries. man of the unit, hat Invited Other officers of the a retreat hous* in ey. unit PERMA RAIS LINE and la Its action in the Minne- school principals from the are Sister Ann LuctUe of Szczecin, a bouse belong Bar- sota court Newark Archdiocese Pat- Ellard Ik mi to a convent In Mtedxyz cate, -the high di- and ley High School. Mad- «n call droje. rected the state Supreme erson Diocese to attend The ison. vice chairman: Sister TE 5-595* TE 5-1716 Court to reconsider the case speaker will be M. Richard Mertcia. C S S F , Immaculate "in light of’ last June's rul- Wilt, executive of Conception High School. Lodi, CLASSIFIED advertising secretary POPLAR PRODUCTS ing tha Catholic Library Associa secretary treasurer> Arthur cioee at ' forma Monday 4 p m. 104 rorui avi. The Minnesota court could Uon. Klimov let of Seton Hall For intformaOoo Cad MA Prep, AT THE BEST DEALERS HTQWM of FOMATON lUII N j. 4 still reach the tame conchi- A panel local speakers publicity chairman; Slater \t 0700. ext. 32. Ag- ran mm Far A stem. will the benefits that nes Alt* Ot*M« r, Naaraat Autharicad D«j «r. explain Gregory, Marylawn of the nhng \ be Bui if U did, the case can expected from the Oranges, editor of newsletter would probably come again

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■naiIWJUMi.ir.SJi.UHMU October 17, 1963 THE A D VO C ATE 5 Pope John Hailed U.S. Aid to Latin America

NCWC News Service veloped among the more than already carrying on their self- Pontifical Commission for La* following is the text of n letter sent XXIII Latin American stu- sacrificing and hidden labors tin by Pope John 10,000 America, so providently in- Richard Cardinal chairman the dents who attend your uni- in several dioceses. stituted to Cushing of Boston, of US, exactly five years ago versities and Bishops’ Committee for Latin America. expressing tbnnhs for colleges. From the consideration of by our predecessor Pius XII dioceses end It is. however, natural that these multiple activities, de- of venerated all ac- help given by US. religious congregetions to lb* memory, the more veloped in a few tivities will be coor- Church in Latin America. It is dated April 21, 1963. numerically impor- very years, fruitfully tant contribution should be we are prompted to express dinated.

once more our sincere With profound joy have wo which you regard at a wider made by the religious congre- thank- WE ASK beloved gations and so flour- fulness to you, beloved to YOU, examined the report of the field of action to which the ac- institutes, son. eon. collaboration which tive of Catholics and rich in the other US.A. Cardinals and to convey to the and apostolic concern must ishing so voca- Bishops and of the Unit- the dioceses and religious con- be channeled, in order to as- tions; and we are pleased to Bishops, major religious religious superiors of and ed States the and the gregations of the United States sist so important and im- note that our expectations superiors men women concern contributed have satisfied and will and also to send words have to of America have periled a member of the been our of hopes we expressed and to Latin America from August Mystical Body of Christ. be even more completely ful- encouragement to persevere you, to examine with of feel in the therein. them the best of achiev- 1961 up to It is with edification and filled, we confident, fervently way near future. ing ever greater results. January of consolation that w« recall the With these as a we THE MOST SERIOUS sentiments, this present priceless work of our vener- In fact, have learned prob- token of with lem to be worked on in Latin paternal benevolence, year! able brothers, the Bishops of gratification that 83% of bestow We cordial- America, the short- we upon you, beloved the United States, who not your clerical congregations namely, of still son. upon the other Cardinals, ly felicitate only encourage men and wom- have shown lively interest in age clergy, is far from solution. Archbishops and Bishops, the all those en religious to undertake new the pastoral ministry, and that its hoped-for We ob- who initiated tained authoritative and congregations and institutes of foundations in the thus since August of 1981 no less sor- South, and in the past than foundations rowful confirmation of this men women of your coun- depriving themselves of such 41 new have the Latin try, our special and are pro- service*, but have, with their been made, and 279 priests from American apostolic and blessing in pledge of moting at diocesan clergy, assumed the sent, thus raising to 1,478 the Archbishops Bishops who heavenly grace. preaent this direction of total of religious came to Rome for the ecu- numerous par- priests en- and menical council, and who des- collaboration, we are ishes. gaged in apostolic activities on AT SODALITY members of Newark archdiocesan the tor the that continent. cribed this to in MEETING - Five the delegation to heartily grateful reedy We solaced vast shortage us are the knowl- New national convention of by Latin Aid sodality directors In Cleveland, Oct. 7-10, left to Eileen generosity of proposals and of all its extent as their urgent were, right, edge that 40 dioceses have al- actual achievements and their Prendergast, executive secretary; Maria C. Jensen, of Seton Hall by which THE LAY need preoccupying prefect the University ready sent priests, and that 32 congregations, Agency Formed School the Church of have been trouble. Nursing Sodality; Msgr. Leo L. Mahoney, Diana Ostenski your country, so others at too, not remiss in archdiocesan director; are present prepar- rich in and has CHICAGO (RNS)—Announce- of Seton Hall and P. promise hopes, thia field, being We confidently trust, there- Sodality Stanley Kosakowski, moderator of the Seton Hall Sodal- ing projects of collaboration. represented ment was made ooce to our admirable of fore, that the American here of the was named again responded by an group 200 dio- ity. Msgr. Mahoney chairman of the communications committee at the Among all these initiatives con- heartfalt Nor is this formation of the Inter-Ameri- and appeals. teaching Brothers, by six very ceses and religious vention Rev. M. Grabowski of Mt. special recognition is due to congrega- Stanley Carmel, Bayonne, was elected record- can raaponae surprising, siqce we recent and tions will, in the Cooperative Institute the Pious Society of St. James foundations, by years ahead, ing secretary. are well aware of the be anew eeger the founded several to Into fulfill with solicitude the var- tICI), self-help program Apostle, by you, projects put which the Ameri- for Latin cooperation immediate execution The ious extended America under beloved son. which has al- more programs can and Catholic Bishops religious 1,410 Sisters and the 31 new which have been In- auspices. Strike Affecting Ex-Minister a Priest ready furnished 71 priests, proposed. have to every foundations since August of would wish that The program, which will always given half of them from deed, we the rely your own praiseworthy undertaking. 1981 are s testi- efforts be heavily on the Is Over archdiocese. very eloquent greatest made, as establishment Paper of mony to the active participa- far as possible, during this cooperatives and credit

KINGSTON. Ont. INC) - THE KNOWLEDGE that WE ARE ALSO of tion of of wom- Ume, that unions, will have its heed- Wife, 3 Children aware congregations so they may as- The Canadian this effort is not made without of the United added quarters here Register, what la being doos by 63 dio- en religious sume significance as and conduct Canada’s largest Catholic news- sacrifices touches us States of the most the ecumenical deeply: ceses of the United States, in some im- council's price- training programs at St. paper. has resumed publica- and this is also s of of Catholic less gift to the Catholic guarantee who follow the laudable exam- portant sectors peo- Mary's University in Ponce, tion following settlement of a its certain success We realize life. of the Western hemis- Puerto Rico. Attend First Mass ple of our beloved son. Fran- ples Rev. Harvey union jurisdictionaldispute. that it it not superfluous cis J. Cardinal per- Spellman. We cannot paM over in si- phere. Steele, S.F.M., is director. sonnel that is sent to The dispute between the The Netherlands and their those Archbishop of New York, in lence the excellent We are certain that, ZWOLLE, children then came project by countries, but that do- and pressmen's (NC) As ordained back grave religious assistance by venerable of efficacious rolls bora- LOOK typographical newly to Zwolle. Others at his furnishing promoted our means FOR YOUR copy of mestic needs are curtailed in to unions was settled when the Rev. Jacobus Loos, a Spanish-speaking immi- brother! of the hierarchy in alion between various or- The convert, first Miu in to hit your Advocate on addition order laudable Thuraday two offered his to grant aid to grant*; while another and groups accepted compro- first Mass.here in included impor recruiting men women ganisms set up by the hier- and if is let family many minist- debvery late, ns mise the Church in Latin America, tant apostolic proposals rrsolvlng their his native his wife and work it de- volunteers, many of whom are and and our know. city, ers of the Dutch Reformed archy religious, quarrel over who has authority three children assisted. Church, former colleagues of over offset printing processes. Father Loos, SS, a former the new pnett. and an old The does not Register use or Calvinist had been friend minister, who la a vicar of the plan to use offset printing. ordained a priest the day be- Church of England The union dispute had forced fore by Bishop Petrus Nier- Father Loos became a min- the down man Register to cut on its of He la the ister in 1933 Groningen and served in publishing after its first married to be or- pastoral operations man work in the Dutch 14 edition Sept. and to auspend dained • Latin Rite In Reformed priest Church until he rr after Its csuNT entirely 31 the Netherlands. signed Sept. in 1933 to be received edition. Father and Mrs. Loos the into Catholic Church Mrs GOOD DEALS Loos became a Catholic ggi'&?£. the Cites Common Doctrine same year. Father Loot earned hit doc- torate in theology at the Cath- olic University of Nijmegen two years ago and has been Episcopal a lecturer at Bishop Dutch Catholic seminaries since that time. He will continue giving lec- Speaks at Mass tures on ecumenical affairs AWHOLE LOT LOWED to theology students and will Colo. conduct a PUEBLO, (NC>—A He celebrated "The Votive theology course for Protestant Episcopal Matt lay people r Bishop, for Chriatian Unity.” LOWER, speaking at a Roman Catfaohc About 2.000 persons were 2.000 national Maas here, said the sharing by present the two churches of certain Bishop M umii urged that hit LOWER, . doctrines should "bind us into church HAN ANYONE and Catholicism not EISES^^^H a determination that shall look we at their differences, but The again be one." at their likenesses He said the Episcopal Bishop Joseph S. churches shared doctrines an THAT'S WHY YOUR Minus of Colorado TOTAL FOOD COSTS ARE ALWAYS LOWER AT emphasized Baptism, Holy Eucharist, a COOD DEAL* “the central of Catholic historic rules core episcopate, the Holy doctrine" the THAT'S WHY YOU SAVE at Mass, held on Scriptures and the Ntcene >2 TO ‘lO. EVERY TIME YOU SHOP! the Colorado State Fair- Creed as a statement of grounds It was sponsored by Christian Faith AND EVERYWHERE YOU SEE A STOREFUL OF the RETIREMENT FRESHNESS! Knights of Columbus Pue- Then HOME noting differences, such blo Council and was televised as Catholic doctrine the Si.yy.’.jrrr.*-*»—«»«* •» on Im- '**** Fresh i SAVES*! cut New Jersey Pork statewide. maculate ?zf». l **. »mi TAKE Conception of the ADVANTAGE! Extra Fresh, Extra Lean, Wei-Trimmed Blessed Virgin and the infalli- MSGR. GEORGE L. Subo- of bility the Pope, he said: ■»•***» M W BONUS' $1 tich. chancellor of the Pueblo u.1 %L «S 5 . »"••» IN IMM< KIM ONS We could •» Mi go on na mi KETCHUP Diocese, offered the dialogue indefinitely in w ith this kind of Maas statement facing the congregation. You do this, PORK we do not; ww do Rate* LOINS in VALUABLE COUPON thia. do you not But the*# are $40.00 Weekly Double Boom 19‘ facts known TOWARD to all of us. 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General of West Virginia ruled that silent Rev. Leo Ferley, S.T.D., and Rev. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of THERE ARE 60 Immaculate prayer in schools is illegal, but silent DIFFERENT reso- Conception Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, N.J., lutions before for a ere The Box. meditation is not. Congress constitu- editors of Question Questions may be addressed tional amendment to them there to permit prayer in for answers in this column, or to Question Box MANY SCHOOL BOARDS schools. These Editor, The Advocate, 31 Clinton Newark through- public resolutions are now Sl„ 2, N.J. out the country, and not just Hawthorne. all bottled in the up Judiciary Commit- Q. My lawyer-husband N. Just We recommend to our ques- J., have decided to test in the courts tee of the House. Congressman-Becker of laughs when I raise this tioner, and any other “older** how far the decision of prayer the Su- of House Joint Resolu- scruple to him, but I am still Brooklyn, sponsor women who are similarly in- preme Court concerned about his applies Lawyers feel that tion 9, the one which seems to have the spiritual terested, that they consult the ruling applies to before welfare, and would like their confes- just cases the best chance of success, has filed in the you pastor or regular to give me a firm answer on court, and that state laws sor and then discuss the mat- are yet to be House a Discharge Petition No. 3, which this matter. Catholic tested. May a ter with the Sisters at the if a signed by majority of House mem- defend in court lawyer a per- nearest mission of the congre- Injunctions are usually based on the bers would force his son he hnows full resolution to the well to be gation of their choice. It would of a state opinion attorney general. It is floor of the House for guilty of a serious crime, for consult a vote. His prayer also be worthwhile to not unethical to deliberate murder? challenge the decision of amendment has the support of Catholic example, Rev. Thomas McCarthy’s A. Yes. a court or the The state cannot “Guide to the Catholic Sister- opinion of an attorney leaders gen- including Cardinal Spellman. convict eral. and punish a man for hoods of the United States,” Segregation laws have been chal- New Jersey Catholics should join a crime unless and until it lenged can Washington, D.C., (Catholic and repealed. To not be challenge is other groups in voicing intelligent and or- demonstrated beyond all 1958. to defy. University Press), Such a challenge becomes a moral to reasonable doubt that the to ganized opposition the prayer-ban and per- Q. When I ask a priest duty when the law interferes with the son is guilty. To the Mass does demand amending legislation. Let protect offer for someone, your innocent from unwarranted deepest religious of ac- he mention the name of the convictions people or know that congressman you want some ac- cusations and unjust convic- Mass? makes children’s person daring public prayers contra- tion in Congress on grayer amendment. tions. the state functions with band. A. Yes. In every Mass, Just Specifically, write to him now well established and ask codes of legal before the consecration of the All the through nation, con- him to principles and norms there li judges, sign Discharge Petition 3, or ex- govern- breaij and wine, a stitutional lawyers, and leaders ing process, proofs and evi- called the Intelligent plain why he refuses. short prayer dence. And the accused per- "Memento” or Commemora- son has the and moral legal tion of the Living. It begins, right to avail himself of the of Essential "Be mindful, 0 Lord, your to the Church fullest protection provided by servants and handmaids N. the system. and N.’’. Ai this point the Judges are seldom Guardi- no The task Is popular. Here, then, is creaking, outdated vesti- attorney's to help priest makes special mention ans are his client in the frequently less so. It is sur- process, to name or names of the no gial excrescence upon the body of the of the use his li offer- prise, then, that the Office own legal training, persons for whom he Holy is not Church. It is a vital congregation impres- knowledge and to other the expertise ing Mass, along with any most popular among those congrega- sively qualified by learning and experi- compel the state to furnish un- he tions personal intentions might organized for the use of the Catho- ence its to be acutely aware of the moods of challengeable proof of seri- have. lic Church. The Office was bom of ous charges the Holy the age. according to Then, after the consecration established a desperate need to strengthen the weak- forms. In assum- and elevation of the Host and It would be impossible to think of the defense an dikes of ing of accused chalice, there is a similar ening orthodoxy during the re- these men out tossing decisions, warn- the eitixen. lawyer Is perform- for the which be- volts led by Calvin and Luther in the 16th prayer dead, ings. prohibitions and condemnations in a a Christian ing great service gins “Be mindful, 0 Lord, also century. his whimsical to fellow man and all arbitrary manner. Such an at- of of your servants and hand- society. ANY ORGANIZATION titude would be completely contrary to maids. N. and N., who have that Is bom Q. Must a person return to before with the of of fear their background and intellectual disci- gone us sign in the face of crisis is to the confessions! likely Immediately faith and rest in the sleep of pline. Nor are reaction- ” need reorganization as they capriciously if, after he leave* the confes- the crisis recedes peace Here the priest men- When the and the fear ary. Holy Office examined the skoal, be remembers a mortal begins to fade. From time to Are tions by name the deceased Catholic Schools shi novels of three which he forgot to roofest? for whom he be time this reorganization has taken contemporary English may offering place A. No. Honest Catholics, the forgetfulness the and any others of in the Holy Office. Never has the examiners found theologi- Mass, princi- Is a faultless human liability. whom he wishes to make cal errors in all three but issued no con- ple which this And upon congregation was since the sorrow ex- remembrance. (The demnation for found special founded been they the novelists pressed in called Into doubt Intelli- the original confes- "N.” in the text of the Mass to be writing in faith. Inferior? sion extended men good Really to all the gent have recognized from the sins, is the Latin abbreviation for moment of forgotten sin was already for- "name”) its inception that the Holy NO ONE CAN DENY the dangers The Tkii eolmmm given only obligation in Also, in anniver- Office was not i, briog oritteo liber mbit, of the Catholic a requiem, only to guard that by GreeUj adult Uiis necessary threaten the Church in the 20th cen- popula- case is to mention the sin Mifr. G. sary or simple daily Mass for from attack from Georg* Higgimi <> >n Home lor lbe etmemeoiesl tommtiL tion attended without but to No one would be parochial in the person's next confes preserve tury. the dead, when black vest- imprudent enough Fiber Greeley schools, from ~ ** emlbor-touojogs,l from ibe (bn Ar.b- more than two-fifths sioo, whenever corruption within. to that the ego that might be. name suggest Church dioeete. ments are used, the or abandon that of the Catholic children It is in the and indicate that It was for- because this congregation is so congregation, the which names of the persons for whom Holy Office, has country are in Cath- currently gotten in the previous confes- essential to the the Mass is offered are made healthy moral and dog- stood the test of time and By REV. ANDREW M. GREELEY olic schools trouble at a Actually the pro- sion. matic life of the explicit mention of in the Church, that the Holy moment portion of in Cath- when danger has never been Catholics Q. Could tell me what It »*mi to be you "proper assigned to open teaton They sr* more ".prayers Father, himself, is the of the likely to re- olic schools hat increased des- the prefect more proximate. It well be that age limit Is for single wom- Masses. may the Mato lor attacks on Catholic those port that their teacher* were the immense The of this pite costs and the en who waul to enter the Sis- group. importance Holy Office will have to »chool» The lateat we note, the congrega- devise new wavs fathtoo la Interested la them, However, ap- personally ever increasing terhood? tion is so that nine of the wisest the pressures of of the benefits of the great and of error above agoeimi letter ol a Cath- to eUlm plication recognizing and. all. new that they had a aay an expanding population A. Church law sets a mini- most of the olic parent how. Mass to a particular person or experienced Cardinals form ways of telling after a* students tn the activities communicating with faithful Finally. it should mum for b« age the various steps intention on the its backbone. loa< prayer and he <* the depends solely thousht. school and that observed that Catholics and men the world they the to final a intelligent and his question of profession as re- intention, so that, even wife have regretfully we able priest’s In the area of doctrine 10 to proteat when they teacher alone, men over. The and but. far as if he does principle upon which the Holy decided to take their children training classroom ligious Sister, as not know or remem- thought they were treated un- Is especially qualified as the most erudite Office rests and the for sue largely a myth created *t know, the maximum la ber the at the purposes which out of Catholic school! fairly. age proper name men in by professional educators •eft So the rule* and constitu- the Church consider the questions The the of it is commissioned make it essential reasons are standard: Not too much should be beneftetory. application to the There it research evidence tions of the Individual will no orders the Masa Is still valid. which come before the office itself. and class rooms are made Explicit life growth of the Church. overcrowded; of these difference* be- to demonstrate relation and congregations For ex- mention Catholic schools any of the name during do not do as cause are not they very lane. ship between either ample. a novitiate the num- girl'a can- the Mass is not required. good a )ob academically as But the Is that these point an ber of education credits not before she has a begin Hence, if you ask a priest to other students In indicator* schools; at the effects of ed- teacher has reached or the tire of her her 16th year. Then Mass “for inten- Christmas say a special the Catholic (cbools at 'Boycotting' ucation. clastroom least a most and the educational year elapse tion." and that intentiton hap- do not to be inferior seem results of her before she takes Other School Views Pope 50 teaching. temporary pens to be for a particular It is ironic to read in recent the son that we do not This is not to that vows in a commun- concur with the cur- srgue religious person, living or dead, tbo ‘ fT ALSO MIGHT secular press of a to rent ‘ be noted Catholic schools should not ity. and she may not take cannot plea boycott” plea for a boycott” of Christmas priest mention tbo that neither is there Christmas. these schools any evi- maintain high standards solemn or perpetual simple name, aince does know The ironic truth is that the gifts to are Moisted from in he not bring about racial Justice. There dence that Catholic trbools their fellow are both these vow* before she reaches the it. But the Mass benefits that holy feast of Christmas has been ‘‘boy* is Americans; the areas; they cer- no doubt such a “Christmas not of boycott” teachers keeping up with the ex- but for the age 21. the cot are not as w«U tainly should, more person just same. ted" in recent or to be more years would hurt the of the pansion of the Catholic welfare of the communi- economy country*, trained; parents have no con- popu- teacher than of Normally religious exact a "over-coated” with materialistic to extent lation. Although only one third the students ties prefer women be- probably the of several billions trol over what their children young cloak of tween the ages of 1C and JO commercialism, designed to con- of dollars. But who would be hurt? are taught; graduates of Cath- at All candidates But tn tome cases Advocate ceal, even to distort, its true ode schools sre not as well tw meaning. would be hurt, especially all children of The Press Box provision can be made in fa- prepared for the of all races. The problems mechanics of Christmas vor of an older Official • COMMERCIALIZATION life as those who have applicant if she rublication at the OF Christ- are gooe involve •howl suitable of the gift-giving necessarily a certain to public signs a re- Archdiocese of Newark and of mas, attempts to literally exile Christ school; there is on amount of ligious vocation. The Sisters the Diocese of Paterson, out of Christmas, commerce, but not crass com- respect for the .dignity and have increased in re- n» Recognizing charged with the mew man &, A«*anw freedom acceptance mercialization. of the individual child cent to the It, therefore, puts people CarpaMM. Mm Sn. years point almost of physi- of candidates bare Ttamu to in the Catholic school. usually A MaU. IT D . rraM*aM; work, the *< cal nausea. A pays rent, puts food on the some M*«r Jim A SnpM, PA.. few years ago, the pitch- discretionary power tn J". J ( . VU Catholic schools tike ail 1 1 VC. ITsliil. KL Bav. table, etc. this the hucksters A regard. Masr Juw p. Loom- PA. AJL. men, of a Christiess Christ- schools need to be im- Principle Wnuo Xt In. Maar Phi bn. mas had to PA.. Traawa 3: Ctaaaaa the relative wait un- there aC decency CHRISTMAS gift-giving, in the proved. Nevertheless, War* a. N. J. spirit By JOSEPH R. THOMAS MAltat SCIM. til after Thanksgiving to make their of the Infant sre tome observations that MmsSot «f Un CMtabr l-raa b» Jesus, consequently brings Editor oauaa ul tin latrnutmul l aba * ought to be made about the October Intentions Uw CabSe Ptaao pitch. benefits to Sohambar la many people, both spiritual >CWC S—. ud current fashion of taking one's Same* nation* Little little talks. Or at leait is The Father’s Nana tanka by they stepped up and temporal. The of this Money "Negroes are ail right in Holy gen- proper use children out of Catholic Ettaarul Boar*! Mo* Ra> Mart* enough claim that it their eral intention for October D their "time-invasive” tactics people place, but their place «. MaaSaa. IT . PSI). Moat Era. to mid- custom and the absence of the current schools. does J. Warns llUr. BL that the idea hat to be isn't bore" if he receives is: STL. SS.D: November, then late October. one abuses will to focus the attention help gives tome consideration. offer of fit,soo for his home The conversion of those The custom of exchanging gifts at of all men of FIRST, THERE does not Thank* good will on the central to the New Jersey and another of <20.000 but from who persecute the Church. seem to be Christmas-time is a too much evidence Beal Estate XaarWw. VarrM*. Maar. praiseworthy cus- historical truth of Christmas: Commit lion we'll a The mission intention rec- LLB. wi Negro. UMi H to back the criticism made Pw*. MLS ; tar WlSiw J. tom if it is based on up toon tee If It talk* load Of the fact ommended the ST.U; Baa Juaaa W. O-Natßi charity and prac- It is the Birthday of Jesus Christ, enough course, that the to Apostle- JWIj. by dissatisfied parents. While to thout down Baa. Winum Xallaa, AM. ITLI ticed with the bigotry or Negro feels he hat to bid ship of Prayer by the Pi true history and meaning the Son of the $20.- Pope *a». will J. HaasMaa. ITL God, Second Person of there hat been lit- relatively if It talk* only in whisper* 000 on a bouse is: K: *"■ of this feast in someone else mind. It is for this rea- the Blessed tle research the effects of when Trinity. on it comet from black values at is f1g.500 a social The spread of the Gospel Catholic education, the over- hands. commentary in Itself. in Oceania. whelming impression ooe gets FOt * NEW RII.ES from available research ma- adopted BEYOND THAT it is reas- terial is that with the commission to buttress to find the excep- by suring the Real EsUte state Christ’s tion of the religious training legislation barring dis- Commission attempting to al- Sermon criminations received. Catholic schools are In the tale or ren- leviate the problem even tal of certain of not very much different educa- types housing though it feels compelled to Our Parish go into effect Dec. Proven attach dollar tionally from other American 1. a sign to moral- violation of the rules will be schools. They are about as ity. cause for of the Realtors On the Mount good (or if one wishes, about suspension by their bitter and guilty broker's license. as bad) as are the other powerful opposition to a more Real schools of the land. estate agents have extrasive fair housing law FRANK J. SHEED been the chief have By fingered as effectively blocked pro- Indeed, research suggests In culprits maintaining the gress in Negro efforts to Our that when they are Lord’s baptism bad This time when He compared spoke status achieve taken cheek," "Love your enemlee. with Catholics housing quo. although equality of opportun- place in the who went to January: He went up onto the hillside. do we good to them that why expect realtors to pro- ity in an important area. call af the public the They definite Twelve was And there He the schools, graduates preached the Our vide a moral that the in b*t* you/' Father, the of schools leadership can help overcome image June. U had been crowded Sermon parochial art more a on the Mount. Golden ourselves of Rule. we are unwilling to moral which hah —with to have to col- bankruptcy year the St. Luke short likely gooe on Tempta- give* a ac- It is not clear exert is Still, tions quite to be beyond me. they they project by abiding by the in the the De- whether lege, successful Desert, count in his St. the crowds in in the rules. chapter VI, were there for all are a key position new scent of the the Matthew economically, to be liberal Dove, scourg- a account in of It. able longer of R housing market, being to In the Certainly aome to be active in ing Temple his and politically, com- BESIDES courtyard, chapters V, VI, VU. could have thwart either srlltr for the tha hardly been meant affairs. buyer or. providing wedding-feast at the There munity Cana, are things in tor them both. So what action submission of bona fide one ac- but only tor the or they offers settling In Ccphamaum, the count not in the do take to these other. Twelve: "You the can have clients, rules seriee of are salt of important require dashes with scribe* the consequences. the realtor to inform clients earth," "You the and Pharisees. WE MAY BE certain that are tight of the of the state's Our Lord did world." Much of it anti-discrimina- We now look at the nine not dismiss was For Vocations ONE OF TUE rules of adopted tion to refrain from application to to law. en- monthe or so which people who had come so tar everyone, by the commission for the still re- gaging in everyone Members of the block-busting tactics mained with 20eninute there, to everyone Aposto- of His ministry in a sermon. guidance of the state's 23,000 and late for Vocations can to avoid indicating to a Even everywhere. gain Galilee, ■ Matthew's account is licensed brokers and salesmen a buyer that of plenary indulgence under persons a par- only a of what He submit summary BUT THE requires agents to to ticular WHOLE of it Is the conditions on: color, race or religion SO FAB HIS teaching seems have ordinary must said. Of cmne He their clients all bona fide of- equivalent of a Oct. are preferred over other to followed |h* special 27 Feast of Christ ap- hay* the lineof the would have uttered the fers made on a same training course tor the the particular plicants. that the men King. „ Baptist's Kingdom great truths and of property. should again again, upon whom He piece This The commission’s action at and that was going to Once week was bend, the pre- every teacher —and a for guarantee that If does very build HI, reciting a Negro should to the for into Kingdom. ThVwere with indicate dlehards paration it muwt often in words. daily, sny makes offer entry the same not to be piety, an on a borne, that the state is be simply rulers wield- to in- a of soul. How prayer for vocations the sale going change perfect wore the words ap- of which Is subject sist Tb*y be on the of Jui- Them last weeks *«> the precedence had lie found. Think of of }“? proved by ecclesiastical to the anti-discrimination law some H#*. both to the darkness man rights in this instance brought something new -r- His the thing* that authority. (and thousands thous- everybody of the world upon the to pagan and tothe Negro's right escape claim to sins, to A ands of homes not) his of- forgive be knows, even If he doesn't know dimness partial of are of the Cboeen indulgence a ghetto existence and at- than the People. Its greater Temple, to that they are In the 300 can be tor fer will at least be transmitted Sermon The whole daya gained tendant social evils sermon was a over be Lord of the Sabbath. The on the each act to the teller. Mount —• "Oqnaider the of charity or piety commentary on the "repent- property rights. The new rules one thing clear to his bearers of the tor lilies field,” "You can- performed the intention U’a at this that we’ll are a ance," metaaoli, of point step toward was that change of recogni- Ha worked miracles, not serve God and fostering to the see la Mammon,” soul, that was at the vocations whether prejudice more tion of that It’s time and heart principle. that was to their fruits shall priesthood. Con- enough taring "By you of tha than pocketbook deep. real estate —and Forerunner's menage. agents know crowds. "Turn the other And of sider, them,” Christ’s. fey instance the plight property owners "...then I went to recognised Blotts and saw the of the fellow whose attitude same dress for Don't tell $12.98... me the meeting is over"l God Love You October 17, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 7 Letters to the Editor Revamping iler m‘ of n‘ b* tncM ** *• 7?”!! L*' - Population ‘Explosion’ faWrrf for r Publication, bmt they uiU he withheld if requested. Our 'Curia' Raises Some education in Catholic Thoughts paro- if the readers of The Advocate in Mass By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN Changes chial schools might also be might be able to help the able to "alterna- ROME - In the first all suggest an Guild assist blind persons in this, keep you collect." Welcomed By JOSEPH A. BREIG Are tive" that would be easier of a aeries from Rome, The these areas. we re- curia of your home is to of accomplishment than a con- fer to the fact that Paul VI be internationalized Editor: Many blind persons, es- so that you The dean of What would have been the Church in Rerum Novarum stitutional amendment that is the curia. Georgetown Praises to the Vatican Coun- older ones, find it ex- internationalizing set an extra at pecially plate table, at School of of If and in the additional would thirds' What does this University’s Foreign course history they had social cil require a two difficult to travel mean? it were, for the for deciding to use more tremely by hungry msn William E. heeded? majority. Service, Moran If Europe and Amer- teachings of Plus XI and Piua modem languages in the Mass themselves and for this reason Whenever the Vicar of from the slums of Santiago. has voiced that the ica bad themselves into and of John XXIII. I that the Jr., Dope flung XU. and to shorten its length. expect 10-day are unable to attend the Christ steps onto the balcony Colleges, hospitals, schools, ecumenical council will be vast of some of limit established for the a cooperative program Statisticians, them, Let's this pres- classes held at our center. of St. Peter’s he his fraternal all hope vigorous gives organizations able what sit entation of to give some guidance correcting was wrong in around that in "alternatives" is Blind find it difficult "Urbi must internationalize calculating .change comes as quickly as people blessing et Orbi" to their on the population problem. capitalism, and of developing thusand-so directly connected with Gov. many years, possible. to read newspaper columns the city of Rome and to the curias! Hughes’ He that the population the underdeveloped countries? at the present rate, there will Mrs. Robert campaign seeking ac- when are for whole of the earth. The are at the side says Campbell, they searching Up to this lepers not of has been caused There would have been even be room a *750 million bond of "explosion” no standing on West ceptance the government at the your pools, the Orange. housing. time, swimming earth. But I look the end- one third of which would the sudden great advances World War I or World War at issue, It la difficult to find foster the curia, from in by Church, or or the hungry Hong Kong less be put to exclusive use in in control of diseases which 1; no wars in Korea and In- empty expanses of North op- homes parents for various congregations have your the or adopted cafeterias, squalid and South 'Alternatives' eration of the school took the lives of dochina: no cold war. The America, Africa, public blind children. been entrusted and from Recife in formerly principally to dirty your Australia and and system in New most people in infancy or titanic energies and the enor- so on. see Jersey. Readers who wish to those who live in the of luxurious rooms! help city reception the the To Decision A commitment to justice in youth. mous wealth that went into people leaving coun- volunteer trans- Rome. Now like the While 1 am away, do what by providing Pope's you try and into the distribution before the Nov. 5 That la true, but it la not destruction and killing would crowding for blind persons (or- the curia will be can to internationalize the Editor: portation blessing, cities, and I decline to referendum could have a bear- rather to say that the popula- have been invested in *rans- worry dinarily once a month for a made not of clerics curia of your business, The Oct. 10 issue of The up only your about standing room. ing on voter reaction. tion problem is caused by forming the world into the few us of from the but also from your Advocate carried an article hours), by informing city, blessings, prosperity. diseases home of the What I Joseph McCaffrey, control of plus the prosperous fami- worry about la housing opportunities for blind the world. which told of a be- Morris Plains. fact that these medical of mankind that it is whether meeting GOD LOVE YOU break- ly meant we have come who wish to be- to M J D. tween Gov. Richard J. persons, or Hughes have not been to be. enough to our after foster for *5; "I this for throughs ac- senses, several come parents or adop- BT. PAUL WROTE that for am sending and clergymen at or the we tive of blind the of the because companied. preceded, by catastrophes brought which the From Author parents children, time he had desired poor world, recent Supreme a long to THERE WOULD be ourselves in this I educational, economic, today century, to should the Mt. am so lucky not to be one spir- Court and Bible-read- qontact Carmel see Rome. Peter was prayer already itual and moral break- no population problem For listen now to the vise Guild Center for the Blind. of them." To J.S. for *25: guid- decisions were discussed 98 there. Finally a came birth lng day throughs. one thing, rates would ance which has been offered Of Pamphlet Central Ave.. Newark 2, N.J. "This was to be spent on in connection with when Paul did the Eter- a have been much lower for "reported see be- so long. Editor: MArket 2-1460. new class ring to the instances where schools had nal City. replace TWO FACTS, it teems to almost the third cause they are always For time. Rev. Richard M. one I kut I’m the limits" set Msgr. sure you esn me. sre not sufficient lower svhere the economic gone beyond In our time, the out- given and G. has used Bishops make better decisions. George Higgins McGuinness, use of it." To attention in population discus- $50,000 'I.O.U.' by the side of Rome havd also educational level is higher. his column discredit to a re- Archdiocesan longed JH. for sions One Is that The article also tells of Director. *5O; "Asking your birth fates For another, there would be to see Rome. Now, like other To Be Class Gift cent pamphlet of mine. "Rome Guild circulated in Mt. Carmel Center prayers.” go down as economic status than for petitions being come to Rome and more enough every- and the American Labor Un- Paula, they Cut out this two New Jersey communities for the Blind, column, pin improves The other is that because the PROVIDENCE. R I find Peter whose name body development (NC) ion." But never has he told is West Paterson and Newark. your sacrifice to it and some of the The idea Parstp- Paul. hsppiest and most program would have multi- of a traditional his readers how gift constitu- they can ae- a.’dress it to FuMon J. pany seeking a Bishop prosperous areas on earth by a class to its But this plied humanity's productive- graduating cure a copy to Judge its merits pan nationalization Sheen. National Director, tional amendment which would- So- Holland for have ness many times above what college has been discarded of the is example by of the for themselves. cuna only the start of eicty for the of allow reinstatement Propagation Lie highest population it is now. the senior class at Providence Your readers the et other density. who over the breaking bonds the 36t> Fiftn Ave., Mass Faith, About » years lz-o here favor of practices. Calendar ago. Therefore, in my view, the College in some- have of The Holy Father is internation- Nev York, We also learn that the Gov- years grown weary or Bishop Martin XIII. in the more encyclical Rerum answers to the thing substantial. his alizing each population ernor "asked the ministers to partisan support of parish, saying: W Stanton, 31 Novarum Mulberry St., (The New Thing*) to "Africa problem —and much else The class voted to raise our secular, labor Oc< to Sun-Ur Ml *■!»» te\to belongs lo you' It shall present alternatives." compalsory Newark, or JUgr. William called the nations rauuna M Uui Unm M upon for will be found when we *50.000 1969 when unions, and his endless Cl have something to about ap- by the The members of at least one criti- CML liter mrlnf tor Pra>» say F. 1/vuia, 24 DeGraasc St.. worldwide OIM social justice re- ply the guidance already Dominican cisms of the a< Ik*Y*oJl Cr pirt to Tm- your ■ finances You may college will cele- in Parsippany conduct of em- IMJoa not Peterson form. congregation Sj lo the brate its 50th be plentifully given us by anniversary. 11 - Mm* <1 wni—« have an "alternative" in the ployers may glad to get Oct. Nm4*l amear us < g»*»* n» ui •* of construction. 1 the pamphlet (15 cents) from process Cr M C«t>. SI lUum I a^lrwta apeak of Methodist educational the Central Bureau Press. 3835 * Hdm WMI Cl MS t*U St! Westminster PI.. St. Louis facilities rising there. 8. I ud immM*. > C if). Cm- 1-rW. Or tok l null «■ Mo not U 4 Of If the pastor of St. John's ft. R*A CL M C*S SL HUaraaa. There will find I C . Cmkmi ha mm Lutheran Church in Summit they Mm* a or* a- twan pr*»fi the a documented state- Om* Cram N* Cl was among those at meet- thoroughly SMIlf *k *r ment a um ha would be able to of Rome's teachings that ing. he also Ur*. a— Wm*pltJ>. M AMkMO M*o Clara*. Ink** c*a**Mt M an “alternative": a will both make them proud of suggest »a.u CML C C*av Clam Ot. M U*> Rome and amased at c school presently nearing com- the »-* Prat on si - Ttaiiu s* Su*ta V pletion in connection with con- Monsignor. iitkitta ire om saw and. s* Cbataau ha & struction of a church and fel- Rev. John E. Coogan. S. J. On to - nail X Mm Ik* * West Baden lnd. MK lowship hall. Springs, r«*K. (Mm* Ira Out *katt Cl tad Ml aa OrTMMkM ud [w And Rev. Donald R. Pepper, u it ifi ■ 1 rtw iff* Cta- mA tra ladm m rmr Maul tt had EVERYTHING IS PRICED pastor of the First RIGHT AT Presby- Those Ik. Mm* lutMtty'. SHOP-RITE Helping SIMMS terian Church, BemardsviUe. Or* a* _ latrtti Mu* to VIIM IS try tot JitUlSu U U*m also be in S litre Meat might a position to sist. rata Mm* m ms oi sa fur //u at Shop-Rite! Who Are Blind Ktanttm ha tS I "alternative" (>U SL Sltt i suggest an —a Btd ARMOUR Mna. Or Si Krarw** OL CANNED complete Christian Educa- Editor: S*d CaSI tS SiMMd Mn* tor laa

tional Building for us« by Another year of classes and Art II - SntS*y On* U* Ul IAlt* tm tadu **f fMIIMI PICNIC in that area. Presbyterians activities for the blind N* persons It* Oat* Wksw Cl ************ in- I ha t* Ikt Finally, the parents of the of our area is now beginning r CSrt* b*s c t »». Mr Cl Gltti* v ■ r*t* at 28*> of New Jersey's children the Mt. Carmel Guild Cen t>* .*(,.• M*m 1 14-'» CW A Vt» HAM <--«« a Vmtrk f r«t * r: Pm who their formal ter for the Blind. I wonder are receiving * t r*e Ctotort, hr Pi -» STEAKS $ 9 Well Trimmed Your World and Mine 3i 1 Delicious for Broiling SIRLOIN Porterhouse The New Holy Father S3’ Pastrami •r Speaks His Mind Roiirm .98' By GARY MacEOIN SHOP-RITE ii SOME— Our new Pope problem facing the Church. of the council s first schema.

different from the last A centuries Roman Ira- very long It was not lo discuss one or of the COTTAGE Sheet one John was a man dtUon had made the cuna in other aspect of the Church's AS Mm* Ma Wart. made and a He daring practice decision-making doctrine but lo discuss its U"‘ T* people. Rib Steaks h. 69* in- CHEESE magnificent judgments by and policy-making arm at the total mission The Fathers Shoulder Steaks A* Mm Ha WmU more than reason. Father to the "consider stinct by Holy even pomt must how to ex- TMt. W«S-TrW—.M not to It was bis gift only that the de facto order of de- pend Church in a teaching * Cube Steaks a. 99* recognise what situation re- in the Church the Chuck Steaks a cision was manner demanded by the but to evoke the en- Pope, the curia and then the times" because Church 2 quired the is 39 Top Round 89 confidence of From on SJfeod fc thusiasm and Bishops. now (to not limited lo roodcm er- Roof Cohos rung A 69* should follow where ha* Afl lot those who simplify outrageously but not ror and protecting Si herit- 39' HALIBUT STEAKS 4.l* M A be led. the but Ground Roof inaccurately program of age. m charged with com- A 43* Fresh R>. Paul Is In- reform Cut Hal 1.,fa Pope more of the curia auggeated municating vital and positive FLORIDA Ribs of Beef 49 remote and Paul) FILLET Pot Roast trospective. more by the order of de- doctrine* HADDOCK A 63* 4 intellectual It would cision Seedless MrtTart more and execution will be Pot Roast 69- Fresh Dug Dor. PAUL Now hard for him to the DID not take sides, port Roast A 99* have been Pope, the Bishops and Cherrystone Claim the council the the curia. but he did emphatically charge carry to point Soup Moat 19 Shin Roof the Fathers "that will RAPEFRUIT Soap A it 'has reached, as it it be Imi.M.IOCm just Tart terscaaa 39*1 POPE PAUL’S would have been bard for speech open- necessary to elucidate the ■■» w. 2.59 * ing the second council session Shrimp 39* John to structure and teaching regarding the differ- Pope 49 u->o CM was equally forceful. ent of the visible control the machinery need- components mim 4.59 Shrimp * 99* He insisted that Mystical ed to reach the ends towards internal Body . . priests, . 5:29 sanctification religious, and which he spurred us eagerly is a necessary faithful, sep-

a task for which to the Church's show- erated brethren relied to ad- forward, prelude 1 herself the world here to R and CARROTSEt S9 Paul is supremely and provi- ing to as more fully com- RIB ROAST I BOTTOM ROUND the Bride of Christ. The first pletely." In all of this, Pope dentially prepared. Fat Paul No Added step in this direction la to get insisted, the languege CABBAGE St »5* ANY LINGERING doubt should •~rfr .65 REGULAR a clearer meaning of her be such as to smooth For Oven Pot Paul’s intention about to which the to of Pope own nature, is the first path agreement our £ STYLE the 4 85' maintain policy shaped by or schema project under con- separated brothers. )b CROSS RIB his predecessor has been dis- sideration in this session. The TOMATOES 2-29- by his two recent dis- went pelled Pope on to discuss the courses: that on the reform major elements which should Hours tHHTt? 5.12- Lmrything Priced Right at Shop-Rite! of the Roman Curia Sept. 22 Forty be evaluated in a discussion and that delivered the GOLD HECKER at of tha nature of the Church. BRUSSEL SPROUTS FLOUR MEDAL, or opening ceremony In St. Pe- His first that it Newark PILLSBURY - 4c OFF point was 5 £ 49 ter's 29. c Sept. w - as the function of the o*l. to. IHi proper _ 19 The T«**M*to s**e*r are* torew regarding the of to Mueller'* Elbow speech college discuss SL Macaroni Bishops Stofkm'*. Ul WmDMturn Am. a Ait.nsi** curia is model of the of Church. SPAGHETTI er Thin nature the Spaghetti 3 a 39* diplomacy. It contained prop- Papal infallibility aa defined irySrfcttfcrmfts: er Insistence that a Morton govern- Vatican I neither elimin- or by % 141 w **-- Banquet B»d\ Prido A ~- Eye of tho Farm ment cannot function without Egssr CATSUPm ated the need for councils nor ImnuruUi* to 2*29* N. VUiMlm a dedicated and trusted CmrafOm. per- lessened the teaching authori- Ay*., Mootrlu/ manent civil ttor 1.*.1> to ML CUMt MS a Caatra DINNERS service. Never- ty of the Bishops. PUNCH Yellow theless, it resolved one basic Next he defined (II the scope w - - Vonetiet) FROZEN HAWAIIAN 2*B9* r ** . «„**»■ ct,mtL 1 Apawl*, m IMS* atra*

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UNION CITY - The Veroo- In TV Interviews paritions of Our Lady at lc«’» Veil of Franc Lourdes production to Bernadette SonW- Werfel’a "Song of Bernadette" rous, later St Bernadette. NEW YORK—Cardinals, address. opening will Oct. open 26 at Veronica’* The title role will be Bishops, lay and "The played auditors, non- Council and the World’ Veil Auditorium here. Rev. Anne Beil who Catholic observers of the Sec- will by acos*, plays be available after broad- Edmund ond McMahon. C.P., pro- Miriam in "Veronica's Veil.” Vatican Council will be for cast church and school ducer, advance Others in filmed report* rapid in the cast are Ms- seen interviews on groups. should Inquiries be ad- aale* with the Nov. 3 "The Council and the perform- dcline Kaufmann, Elbert dressed to the National World," Council ance near aellout. Oct. at Dougherty, Evelyn Sunday, 20, 10 a.m., of Men. Radio-TV Tuttle, Catholic The will be Warren ch. play presented Johnson. Lawrence 2. Room Dept., 4508, 405 Lexing- at four matinees. Oct. 26 and Buckley, Edward Among council in- ton Ave. New Garibaldi, Fathers York 17. N Y. and 2 27, Nov. and 3. Thomas Monahan and Elena terviewed Leo Josef Car- are This is the fifth time the De Michele. dinal Suenens, Brussels; Va- troupe haa presented the Ber- Reservations: UN 5-2325. lerian Cardinal Gracias, Bom- TV Films on nadette drama Its fall of- bay; Joseph Cardinal aa Ritter. Thia lta St. fering. year Passion Denis w. IM Louis; Archbishop at raw. cm TV Oct Play. "Verooica’a E. U-23. Thor* t» rfcifW la Veil," will Hurley, Durban, South At- duo The Arts •onw to cuts IorTV aaoThoi nn- mark its goklen jubilee, hav- Topic: iicM; John Kodwo •rUljr th* ortataal Utum at Dac«*qr Archbishop been rating* Buy b* a* corraeC ing presented 1,350 times Book movies Amissah, Ghana; aerated reviews, srt Archbishop before and drama Psul J. 1.750.000 people are the and FAMILY subjects Hallinan, Atlanta, Victor Bcllacosa is direct- in this week’s second Bishop Tan- Topic, Joseph Bkraijous, - Lartr Ma of Tom ing "Song Bernadette" section. ganyika. Sftwyor MamH BWort r»T..H iJVaMart EDITH STEIN which is the of - story the ap- £wrt STORY In a from Theologians Include Rev. scene "Eternal Sabbath" Hans Rev. Karl Rah- now playing at Black- Kueng, Wart KtdsM Mt Caaa friars' nsr, and Rev. Gustave at Rad Rlnad* Theater, New York City, (left) Lucille Weigel, Mona., Omaha Trad Hauser WE observers, Rev. Zakka B. Iwas - portrays the Jewett who became STtSSJE? (Syrian and Rev. a nun and arretted the Orthodox) Carmelite was by CHALLENGE Prof. Robert McAfee Brown nazis, here Fisher and portrayed by Ray YOU (Presbyterian); Catholic Eric lay Nord. Above, Dorothea Griffin of auditors; M. Miecxyslaw de TO FIND s Caldwell, N.J. plays the superior of the Habicht of Fribourg. Cotogne Carmel. (Reservations: CI 7-0236) BETTER The program opena with an atwsnwiH IVOOUjI CBS’s Rome Kutoc Ap* Yaak FOOD introduction by m lAF Lidia Prlncaao correspondent. Winston Bur- x nrr dett. ANYWHERE! followed by a short se- ADULTS. ADOLESCENTS MOVIES AM***! P*OT*h** quence showing the opening Plays in Brief to Catolßc Umi.ii ceremony of the second ses- Cemaada X —— ■ THE ROUNDERS RESTAURANT sion, with a brief Morally lnobjcctionable excerpt of CiaaMai Laa Prtanaa OWnarha By JOAN T. NOURSE for Everyone v —a* Samaiabar? B™ .**”** - n>u Invite* to its hey points from Pope Paul’s _ vZZL *£*(*** l tkuu.;. I you enjoy superb I'akm-n Raoiaa Ttwm >7i * C*pa»# N«*tti !*r gMftai «■ M rC,. .i ChAthkklH OwSl WBa Rian aa Bar ISetc Play 9 *» w rm owl naan ~ A mw monthly column - Raanr. RaaSrWM by jaryj^r jaraw Case of Libel Emotion- sg? Ribs fart Pat Prime of Beef liar, aaanaal *• Nomrtt btgmt in Oaad Out. Go (a trial Topu, Vraaaat Maddaa charged drama baaed ap- Carta thii it " I ,W Iiu Da, Aisaad in*. AKMneM *•» Ca» _ l'|t| tmnullm Catfa. WMI Kaata >7. Pan Haaiavar Squara parently on the Caraar Reynolds-Peg- I ganci.uitaa tjm nobjectionable for Adolescents raintad ler suit. Lawyer hero Adults, hw l»*» SMm r.ar accepts n*n •*•*»•»**» *1 c» I'm M'l IM M—— Mm laa* _ VMM Cum IwUr Klauat Baadtt San exart-marital affairs FOR as 0--MUI *aaaa M aharS a .Maa THE ULTIMATE IN **; Ud» Ra Good Oaaa Ui'ad DINING PLEASURE TVa Man IlfM n,’,-u Law ’’normal" laa*,M Maa b«M*. )S"mot* ili“ *T2LIr B Maht Hama and refers tasteless- W»«d aae Mas —-----f M ** Maa I Uarrtad liraart » Otar to Christ Mail ly to prove a legal raoad wVZ jSEr point ' Ira—S - IMo. artaa MaaS- §£££? aSMS tom* tad wJfSnn *» ’*** a. hi fct* OWahana Waaaaa Corruption the Cassia of S-TE- g?f~— sOCC4, TLe OASIS

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It la for the Province headquarteri used as a graduate it was necessary for of St. school, which maintains 20 Augustine, parishes, new laws to be effected to allow the 3 and zoning By MSGR. JAMBS I. TUCEK seminaries, 6 communities throughout the Augustinian Recollects to teach there. A hardy U. S., Mexico and the Dominican Republic. campaign by the pastor of nearby St. Joseph’s FERRARA, Italy "It isn’t be Besides (NC) easy to a priest In this Rev. Theopane Mayors, Provincial parish, Msgr. Thomas B. Glover, persuaded the territory." Superior, it houses hia secretary, Rev. James town to the laws and clear the Rev. Camillo change way Pancaldl is pastor of Sant’Apollinare In McGuire, and two aides, Rev. Leonard parish 0.R.5.A., for the to in. in priests move Tresigallo, Italy’s notorious "Red Belt.” Racca, O.R.S.A. and Rev. Amalio Fernandez, Extensive renovation still has not been The “Red com- Belt," a stretch of Italy running 100 miles wide O.R.S.A. on the 17-room mansion which was desert- and 200 miles in the pleted deep Province of embraces Reggio Emilia, ed in 1961, when the last such HERE, THEY teach graduate theology April, inhabitant, Fred- important cities as Parma, Mantova, and Ferrara. Bologna erick L. Schweinler, died. It is the courses to newly ordained Augustinian Recol- most ferociously communist in a that territory country lects Anew roof, system, of contains the at the moment two —and plumbing rewiring strongest outside the Iron Curtain. only are Communist Party the entire electrical and available for Mata and confessions network, painting in- Tresigallo. has a at parishes population of some 5,000, all of whom are out in the side and as well as the of Catholics. Archdiocese. building anew baptised However, only about 30% practice the Faith. chapel arc expensive as well as extensive "And that’s also have established a proj- a great deal better than it used to be," added They missionary ects. in Newark. The former convent in St. Roc- Father Pancaldl who has been statiooed post there for a period of co’a has been renovated accommodate 25 years. pariah to HOWEVER, parishioners of St Joseph’* three who work among the priests Spanish have FATHER willingly donated time, money and effort PANCALM'S people call him Don Camillo: not speaking people in St. Bridget's, St: Patrick’s native New to make their new comfortable. after the SOCIAL WORKER - Sister Muira, a Chinese neighbors fictional character of Giovanni Guareschi, whom he Jerseyan, greets refugee woman and St. Columba's. at the Sisters welfare in Soon after the moved closely but center Hong where she priests in, people resembles, because of a customary manner of ad- Maryknoll Kong is a socialworker. St. Auguatine of Hippo founded the August- came with linen, a floor dressing a which inians money, food, polisher, priest predates the book by centuries. in the fourth century; the Recollect an electric toaster and other items. The In in branch paint- Italy a religious is called but diocesan Jerseyan was established in in the 16th priest "Padre," a Hong Kong Spain ing of the house will be for if he holds paid by one neigh- priest, no is called “Don" Utle century. prelatial honors, as a bor and architect's for an fees the chapel by of respect added to his baptismal name. COMBINATION another. A to donate stained Don Camillo A of events lead the small promise glass Pancakli, who stands six-foot-two, was born from windows for the chapel also has been and raised in the Soul, Mind group of priests Omaha, Nebraska, where accepted. territory so he knows how to fight his opponents Caring for , Body "I have been all Father had been since to their site. over," says McGuire on their own terms: he knows their and their weak- they 1918, present strength ANTOINETTE with "And this is the friendliest diocese By VALDATI which is The chain started in 1932 when the Recol- a smile, nesses. come to a port city manhood and daughters knew 1 have been in. The and an of cultures. there would be lects established Monastery in Suffrrn, co-operation encourage- During the war, FatheV Pancaldl recalled, he In amalgam many a day when Tasgate was danger Miryknoll's work m Hong N. Y. ment from the as well as of his life from the fascists. the decorated brid- With the dedication of another monastery- people Archbishop the war, the communists be- is "all beautifully After Kong embracing" "THESE PEOPLE have Boland is fantastic. There would have be ' al chair would be in in 1939 to to came the threat writes North at the par- Norfolk, Conn., gradual drifting Bergen's Sister been from a uprooted country wrong with someone who didn't "But fascist ental home to them to the east was established. something or he "our have Moira. soul. mind. where least carry communist," explained, people "Body. . , at 90% of the like it here." anew life in another The final motivation was when the always been from the time of the the whole men la respect- provided . strongly anticlerical.. cared for provinces self-sufficient “ Papal by were able home States." our clinic, nursery, school, . . .where ancestral homes and Now 49, Don Camillo his childhood the welfare center, These are the people who spent during rise of community fields were handed down from and and have sacrificed all loved fascism, was ordained ot the outbreak of the second World center catechumeaate." CrneratioQ to generation, they CAIP Approach: War. A social worker to live again as free in Mary- where the ‘clan’ lived in se- men. and knoll s Catholic face she ob- Welfare Cen- curity because they were biood many problems, AT THE CLOSE of World War II he was assigned to San ter, Sister Moira deals served. "Each family is now a every brothers, where the village Peace Isn’t War’s Absence Nicok> pansh near his Just Bologna. On second day in the parish diy with the of single unit; the ancestral home problems read- elders could be depended on to a series of conflicts which have is began continued to the present justment of refugees from the mske exchanged for a poor aback proper village de- WASHINGTON president of the the Defense and State De- pastor aod or did not respect Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament stood a Jewish leader The will be avail- CAIP They scholarship for no. fulfillment of rial as at its recent Mth rather have parr par- teachings they apply an- partments than with a and removed their hats and like that ever together established able to of St to nual conference nothing happened graduate* ents’ desires for any of the major Issues in here, he en- a harassed aid ad- at Setoc Hall children, a foreign again." scholarship Uni- Peter's School. It sou be call- visages home where there is really the world today?" a broadened and ministrator. versity. the "Rt ed Rev. Jo- one heart and Msgr. ooe soul, coo • It is Catholic social doc- REPEATEDLY he has the M appeared ui public square during Ms*r Joseph Kelly, pas M. Yudin- fklence seph Kelly-Wllfred and .and trine that rich Communist leader's Church of St. Peter security, j nations are a Party If the was tor s Freda Yudin Tllkin speech. attacked. partsh here, Scholar- that now they are Catholics, to poor nations. Don Camillo the advanced 52.000 toward obliged help challenged speaker. the In of Barnet and where ship Memory God is the center of all But the U. S. foreign aid One such speaker, Don Camillo "grew so that scholarship—the sum he pro- recalls, angry re- Anne Yudin.” their " thoughts and actions isn’t above be shouted ceived gram criticism out that I should meet him in a certain place after the as a golden jubilee gift and from his meeting remove my collar. I suppose be meant be wanted to people in 1957. when the I removed Wilfred Belleville fight. Anyhow, meeting was over, my Yudin. businessman Roman collar, got on my bicycle and rode through the middle and religious the with of village to meet the man so that everyone could sec. I leader, along his sister. couldn't find him anywhere." Freda Yudin TUkin. contribut- ed die remainder Time and again he has offered to meet the communist lead- of the $3,000

ers in debate discuss principal in memory of tlieir public "to religion, social action and eco- o nomics." None of them ever accepted. parents. In 1954 the communist leaders that had to saw something THE BASIS of the partner- be done about Don Camillo. Within two-month there a period between ship Msgr. Kelly and were at least dosen to break into the at I a attempts rectory I Yudin dates back to 1932. At night. Twice gun shots were aimed at the rectory windows. that time Yudin's father. Bar- “lilt I waul net Yudin, returned from "TIMES HAVE changed since then." Don Camillo continued. a European trip which had in "There is never any act of violence. Just words, and those are eluded But I would within the a visit to He softening. recently say year or Germany. past alarmed have was by what he had two there been more children at catechism and there an observed hr of organ has been noticeable of church. Adolf Hitler, his %soo. a increase men in son recalls, and Don Camillo has 700 children in catechism classes daily dur- together they INTEREST organised a protest at meeting ing Lent. And there are about 150 Catholics the Communion at their synagogue "to arouse rail on Sunday, both the Jews Why ire and the Gen- yin tyiii "We still have many great problems. There is the hardness from of tiles of day on Belleville to the dan- deposit and indiffereoce of the adults and their stubborn unwillingness ger." to contribute to the of the Parents will support parish. give more The meeting was held at their children for than will the to a movie they give to pastor ONE YEAR Temple Ahavath which CERTIFICATES his food. After four Achim. for Masses on Sunday my average collection Barnet Yudin had helped is lire The before me literally ran he our 1,000 ($5). pastor away, found, and of lor?, which his son was so discouraged and hungry. later became president. COMMUNISTS "We Invited OF DEPOSIT "THE attract the. youths with recreation cen- Father Kelly to speak at the ters and athletic programs. Where am 1 going to get that kind meeting." "Yudin "and It wasn’t to convince this of money? 1 am doing well to keep myself in food and clothing. remembers, he accept- easy lady who came In the other ed. 1 can’t even for the on the church roof that fall- The publicity which result pay repairs was day that she could she $l,OOO to $25,000 ed get everything wanted in an in when 1 was substantial, and made organ ing came. for many of the $2OOO. But that’s "But we have only ourselves to blame. We diocesan priests aware danger of what we finally sold her. Hitler." should be more coordinated in our activities and we could learn from the communists about each THE YUDINS something helping other, even never Moral: Commercial forgot GRIFFITH sells what want national level. We have ourselves blame you really and need and on a to too for not hav- this. the you Through years they that’s how we the to instruct the about their duties toward earn life-time customers and friends. ing courage people maintained a deep admiration the Church. for St. Peter's pastor. After Trust Cos. "The here There It happens are not malicious. is not a in the death of Yudin every day at a GRIFFITH Store. Come in soon and people home Barnet in ... see for this village that I cannot walk into freely, as I have done often. 1930 his son and be- yourself. daughter of bound anticlericalism that all New They are by a traditional distorts gan carrying out his request Jersey their are communists for economic that QRIFFITH is proud to feature thinking. They only reasons. charitable contributions Steinway. Winter. Wurlitzer. Chlckerlng. They don't know what communism is, but the produce be made fiom time to time Fischer, Weber and Hardman and cooper- in pianos; Wurlitzer Lowrey organs; all atives in communist bands and know what of him models MAIN are they clearly that memory and his late ■Iand finishes from $395■to $7500. 1 OFFICEi 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City means." wife, Anne. "Knowing Msgr. 11 tint Kelly's interest in ; Ol DON CAMILLA'S health education Is broken after 25 years of this kind we began in 1932 an education- of But he live to the of life ministry. may see victory a parish al fund which he JERSEY CITY . BAYONNE • UNION CITY that has administered been a constant daily battle. and to which he added his GRIFFITH own Piano In the 1961 communal elections the Communist Party lost t OWN MONDAY IVININOS (lx.pt Mol* Olfic.) personal Yudin said. Company gift," 100 votes. •a STORES , "Seton Hall IN NEWARK, rwarwn JOflY CITY nd SAYONNI M. I- UNION University is MORRISTOWN, PLAINFIELD AND CITY A to I "That may not saem like much to you," he laid, "but It Msgr. Kelly's alma and mater, SAFI DfPOSH VAUtTS » la the first crack in a wall that never cracked The has before. now we have the crack willwiden." scholarship Mr-nhn r.ilrrm combining his parish, his Intrv. St.t.n. .nd t.d.ro ltppn.lt ln.nr.nr* Cnr» J 10 fHB ADVOCATE October 17, 1963 Priest to Race and CAIP Backs Lawyers: Religion PRE-SEASON SALE Bill Clarifies Rights 'Rear Guard Action' REUPHOLSTERING Mass ‘Ban’ WASHINGTON (NC) Negro - The CHAIRS SOFAS Catholic 39 *79 to his gradualism solving urged mittance church, as before Father NEW equality God," the p*m ** YORK (NC)—Lawyers, civil in racial crisis in this coun- by Congress "without la the present “ONE WEEK DELIVERY" charged a local It paper, Lorigan said. "If any Catho- try. crippling compromise." especially Catholic ones, "dare rights crisis. was done Pre-Season Sale Prices to keep our workrooms without bis knowl- lics were denied not fight a roar running at admission to "The The guard action" "Neither barbed great cardinal virtue of CAIP said in a wire, nor this slow edge. the state- in the capacity during season. Includes foam cushions, Church of the civil rights field, e pries* Assumption prudence is misused ment restrictive aor dis- Rev. 0. being as that the rights covenants, choice of fabric and our skilled Thomas Lorlgan on it was guaran- told of the workmanship; regardlaes Sunday, without the teed members legal pro- criminatory the an excuse for not by the legislation can of size condition of made statement after the practicing legislation pending fession or your furniture. Pieces are knowledge of the and a Red Maes *be tida stripped pastor the great moral in attending aor Selma Times-Journal said in vtrtures of Congress "derive from the history right down to the frame then rebuilt to a fine finish the congregation. in St. Patrick's Cathedral. h*E by ex- justice and said very nature of the progress of our a front page that Ne- charity," man." It saidt Negro craftsmen. Act NOW and save. story "It would be most re- Rev. T. feßow pert Rev. William Very Joseph TtmaHy. citizens toward an wvar- groes were admission J. Kenealy, S.J., Phone write and denied grettable to see the "THE C or our representative will call with House of CATHOLIC Associa- M, president of St. Join's toawaslng share in to the Church of the professor of law at Boston the rights, Assump- God become an tion samples at your home. NO OBLIGATION. Distance no ob- arena for for International Preparatory School In Brook- Privileges, tion 29. College Law School. Peace advantages end Sept who ject. those wished to (upports the lyn. said that aU prove He told civil rights bill lawyers ,U a meeting of the Americana their racial racial "have a CALL NOW 7-9060 FATHER equality or not because it if grave moral obliga- •bould be VAndyke LORIGAN learned Catholic Sodality Alumni that will, enacted, an)oy," said. he said. reduce tion to the after the superiority," the threat of wide- participate in na- "The dare newspaper story ap- prudence is being as a lawyer not fight urged tion's current efforts deal peared that some • spread violence It to n rear guard parishion- reason for gradualism, and it although action," he eon- ers had may do Justly with ail Ks citheee re- "The organized a commit- Is that; not because it Hound. Catholic School Withdrawal "becoming a dirty word for lawyer, tee to will enhance the gardless of race, color or in dare keep Negroes out of cowardice." prestige of particular, not shut his (3m/uu ’ ' Sfbtu creed." " the our ~ - Two In other to tha church. WASHINGTON (NC) country lands care voices of tivnee Ovf 3i»4 Vaar • | The next Oct Catholic Brothers a busi- although it do whose ® Sunday, 6. quit may that; not "AS wrongs cry to God lor CATHOLIC he Opan Dally Father ness school here because because it lawyers," Lorigan found two of its will increase the vengeance. For UrHOIITISY Interracial Visits "we have these op- e suscovni • DIAm I m.m. white of of stated, an even parishioners standing policy not admitting Ne- •tewncth our economy al- people are his 11 Mata Sf. tataai NJ 'HI ST. Minn. greater because we prennd brothers Caaaty Sraaklla, I p.m. PAUL, - obligation outside the church. When he groes. (NC) though it may do that. in and how Visits do Christ, can he to fsmilles 40 not or dare asked what Brothers Charles Negro by postulate our rights claim to they were doing Feldmann "The CAIP this love God, whom be white of the Christian supports bill those of our fellow citizens "Just and Richard Gordon of the couples end there, they replied: urges that it be Movement here be- enacted upon such and £"■ *»>.* be does not He White Family are vague ephem- love waiting." told them either Fathers of Africa with- without hie whom crippling eral brother, he ing far Oct XI. compromise as ’the to enter the church for Mass drew from Frank- planned concepts American sees?" Benjamin because it is to At a designed re- way’, the ‘democratic or to home. lin preliminary meeting, process’, go University where had move from the they Negro or the will be unjust ‘the will of the -’TT ■■■■■ rrt; In his Father been enrolled in couples briefed by majority*. statement. an accounting burdens under which he has that Includes Rather do believe that FREE ESTIMATES said he "would like a panel members we we Lorigan course. so because of the long labored, it Is are all creatures of God with to Urban correct any misunderstand- Rev. John A. League and the ROOFING Bell. W.F., designed to ensure for the Ne- rSIDING Catholic Interracial Council. an immortal soul and im- that arise" from White Fathers’ an ing might gro the exercise of superior, an- mortal the item. • rights destiny." asvssrAim—• -111—■»■ news nounced their decision in *Mch he a so de- has been long Father said law- " Tinnelly, no "The pastor of the Church letter to the director of the To Picket Wallace nied Hackensack yer ean entirely escape In- Roofing Cos. of the school. Father Bell said he had Assumption em- 8.1. 83 PROVIDENCE. - The Flr»t S». HU “no other choice 7-5050 than to do ■> *u< •om Catholic Interracial Council ovAJUNmn ■ my duty as a Christian aod UN will join other organization! in Newark BUT a Program citizen" by encouraging the in picketing Alabama Gov. Brothers In their action. Parisian I, Your C. Wallace NEWARK Msgr. Edward School George when he United Nations Day Oct 23. Beauty J. • at executive vice N J. Next speaks Brown University Fleming, The Bishop, currently tn ... Nov. of Seton Hall T. president Uni- Rome for the Vatican Car How Lon a Wait? Council, THE ft versity. win in Is • preside place chairman of the celebration BOSTON (NC) A of Auxiliary from priest Bishop Dougherty to be held at the Essex House ACADEMY who teaches Pledge on the law hero said that Housing at celebration of Newark and at the Moequc Theatre. BENNER MEDINA. Ohio (NC) - St Rev. Edwin V. Sullivan of '4 Francis Xavier here the Setou Hall BEAUTY RAMBUR parish faculty wIH take joined with It Protestant part in a on tAl.lt Property-Races panel discussion • tIkVICI CULTURE churches in the asking member! "Equality of Man” at 2 M NMtMH* H, I. Ivthorfortf to sign interracial Get the p m. at the Essex C rn housing Story House. The HONOR IMIUM SCHOOL •I M*4* ell pledges o 0 stating they would session Is open to the public. - w*»l NEWARK The New Hu- •WthMnOKM On Union An., l block •« welcome At Intw Anto. 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Jtraey City The Hoboken A If you want the Elmwood ★ 59th Street ft beat Weehawken ★ Bergen Malt .., Union City Shopping Confer Bergenline Ave. ali Trust Shopping Center Company West New York Rout# 4 last Paterson Secaudus West New York Paramos, N. J. is the of New place Mtmktr Frd*r«l Jersey Ofmi it Iniurwict Corpofttlofl. In Honduran Coup October 17, 1W THE ADVOCATE 11 The Church in the U.S Were So Priest . 'They Young,' Says of Dead NEWARK “I.sure hop* THE NEWARK were priests By 5:45 the were in announced with priests severe penal- "and that there will Clinic Plan Revealed tkar# will be peace from now awakened at be great ‘Rhythm’ 4:30 a.m. on their church, Oct. with Father ties attached to on; tilt who killed it, and, quip- aoclo-economic for oow were 3 noises at betterment by they thought tha Father Ore. The Planned Egan celebrating only ped Egan. "I am not the of the PORTLAND, (NC) Parenthood 17. On that two-man wm so first to be "fireworks in honor mass people." day young." Maas there would be The of Catholic- that likely to possibility a Clinic will offer no counsel- teams will make Ths writer Rrv. John of day. disobey." a was Francisco Moraxan" (found- staffed door-to- Outside there were more shots As ho wrote, on Oct clinic to provide ing on the method. If P. of 4. Ft- FATHER who rhythm door of home in Egan, priest the Newark er of but Ister EGAN, Join- survey every Honduras) —"Two Guardia thcr in- were Egan observed that Vil- ed the Honduras "rhythm" family planning a wanta such connection with to T«. running team patient advice an archdlo- Archdiocese assigned learned they were rifle end after misalon formation to Catholic aome army men" Father leda had fled to Costa Rica parents from a Catholic he gucigelpa, where only recently, will be doctor, ceaan cenius, the first taken Honduras, n pistol ehots in the leaving who streets, ac- Egan wrote, "but we don’t and soldiers in full are public welfare reci- will be referred battle in a week for four-month directly to since 1937. military coup headed by Col. a companied by low-flying planes know what After dreas and to others has If Catholic clinic is happened. were directing traffic In at the Cen- pienU been one. a Lopes Arellano over- the training program Census will be recently circling area. Man locked the church of the disclosed here. questions we place Guardia, who had ter for opened, patients interested in threw government of Pres- "The Intercuttural Forma- asked of the Guardia and only Catholics. (civil police) went home." been crushed. "The Guardia The disclosure coincided natural birth control will be Morales tion at ident Ramon Vllleda. had decided to it Cuernavaca. Mexico, fight out seemed trained with the referred there. Father poorly and dis- after which he will opening of a Planned Egan wrote an account with the rejoin Fa- army," Father Egan THE LOW-FLYING planes organised.” he observed. "The ther Prestera. Parenthood Association clinic • of the revolt to Rev. Vincent Rev. Frcder- explained. and in well-trained in Loses sporadic shooting the army, and well- ick M. Eid. and Rev. Portland. The clinic Censorship J. of “Father John J. began Presters, superior the Eid annotated two Birth Control Bid streets continued all Fa- after the State Ga. The mission who day, organized." Landers in Oregon ATLANTA, (NC) Honduras Is wind- of the Father Tegucigalpa. dead," Egan re- ther wrote. The Red He Welfare Egan reported that the Guar- Father who will Commission Pe. (RNS) Georgia Court has ing up leave here this week. Prestera, au- HARRISBURG. Suprema a ported. Cross, he said, attended the dia lotaea were tha return to Honduras thorized caseworkers to refer, The Pennsylvania struck down an Atlanta ordi- The letter written Oct. heavy; Oct. 19, Depart- was 4 "There were others he wounded without Interference. six of Public Welfare and received army’s, men. noted that the minister on a voluntary basis, ment has nance requiring moviea to be Pres- because foreign public by Father couldn't get to of Radio inter- "I welfare Comayagueia sure hope a and of the there to auch been asked to lift ill ban submitted to officials for tera at his parents’ home in Just or- new government recipients on city crowds of people looting the spersed martial music with derly will be es- is agencies. birth control information Union Oct. IS. government the attorney of Newark’s to ratings prior to public exhibi- place." news A curfew tablished" reports. was Father Egan wrote, parish, Jorge Fidel Duron. women on public assistance, tion. THE DECISION the by except where religious The Supreme Court, ta an commission came a after pub- scruples are involved. Honor opinion T. S. Late Rinaldi in Salem. by Judge Candler, lic hearing Ore., At present, state casework- Msgr. held that the ordinance which Atlanta during make qualifications era may referais to violates about constitutional guaran- having a public agency birth control clinics if For only a tee* of free Role in Italian Relief refer persons to birth control speech. public aid recipient asks for clinics voiced were by Dr. such information. late ROME—The Msgr. Cae- for Peace campaign. Distribu- Paul E. Zuelke, Portland ob- The Allegheny County Board sar M. Rinaldi of Union tion of the and City food is stetrician member of the surplus of Assistance asked for the four U.S. was among priests supervised hy the Pontifical Catholic Physicians Guild, ruling. There arc the honored last week and eases, as organ- Relief Commission, state Rep. Grace O. operst'ng board where casework- isers of America's assistance Peck. said, through welfare agencies in should to and ers advise persons to Italy during immedi- each of the 310 Italian dio- The motion the approved by use the local Planned Parent- after World War 11. ately cese*. commission seemed to meet hood Center. The occasion was the 20th The food nourishes five mil- half-way moat of the ob- anniversary of the founding of lion • people, including children jections from the doctor and Catholic Relief Services- in schools and summer camps, the legislator. (.ensus, Open House known NCWC, originally as the as well es the end intirra aged Dr. Zuelke told the Catholic War Relief Services when it in institutions. WASHINGTON. DC- (RNS) Sentinel, newspaper of the The began in IM3. Washington Archdio- Portland Archdiocese, that cese wilt hold house Msgr. Rinaldi, pastor of St. an open the Catholic clinic "is In the in aU of its Anthony’s Church in Union Worker's Guild parishes and planning tuge" by the Cath- schools Nov. City, entered Rome with thice Sunday, 24, to olic Physician* Guild. It will which non-Catholics other priests In October, 1944, Sets Retreat are in- usa facilities at St. vited. to the relief probably organise program. Vincent NEWARK The annual Hospital and enlist An invitation will be Since Its founding, the organ- re- ex- the of six treat for the male members services to tended isation has furnished eight personally to every more doctors. of the Guild of St. non-Catholtc household Nov. than S2OO million in relief to Joseph the Worker Italy. will be held Oct. 2S- -27 at Carmel Retreat Currently Catholic Relief House, Mahwab. Service's main role in San Juan Prelate Italy Affirms Yeah... but it it a makes it Rev. J. a partner with the Aloyaiua Welsh, mod- good Investment? UE. government in the Food erator. also announced that the Position annual Mats for deceased on Birth Control Our modern A Will - F. de- member* will be held Nov. S WITH Rev. Francis Boland, pastor of Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, prescription SAN Planned 1:30 JUAN. P R. - Reception at pm. in tba chapel of Franklin lakes, pets set to break for new 12. (NC) gram, it hat never partment represents our In- ground the parish school Oct. Waiting to protended Essex Catholic James P. High School. take their turn ore. to Rev. Archbishop Davis of to Impose its attitude those In For Br. Edward left right. Michael A. Patete. assistant Rev. on vestment your heolth. We The will pastor. Colman San Juan has Mast mark the be- Dunne, St. reaffirmed who do share its 0.F.M., pastor of Elizabeth's, Rev. W. Cordon of Our not moral Wyckoff, Byrne, pastor Church also carry o full line of vita- MONTCLAIR - A reception ginning of the even- opposition to the mouthy of where the Franklin viewpoint Lady Perpetual Help, Oakland, lakes home Brother E. of recollection. school had temporary Puerto Rico mins and needs. tor Raymond ings government » The apparently home drug this and Archbishop year, architect Paul C. Reilly. birth Fleck, C.S.C., president of St- After the widespread control pro- was Mats, an informal answering unofficial re- Edward's University, Austin, "interracial gram here guidelines" dinner ports of an agreement will be held the In an official statement Tax., by execu- will be held, at which Rev. re- that the Church would relax Birth Control Clinic based tive committee of the National Planned in Chile here, the Island's rank- Frank Hurts of Christ the its criticism of the birth con- Conference of Catholic Em- ing prelate denied that STAEHLE King, City, will the trol program if instructions on Jersey speak NEW YORK - the (RNS) A University of Chile’s control clinks there end Nov. a operating Church had withdrawn ployer* Managers on "A PrieaL Chilean its the method of birth Negro Considers health official School of Public made under "rhythm" LAWRENCE Montclair public Health, government auspices voiced at the Golf Club. the interracial previously opposition control PrLrw." (aid here that hla this disclosure were given in clinics government at a family According to Dr. to Invitations have been AdriasoU, the government's distribu PHARMACY I sent The talk will be tbOpwed "The Catholic Church," said by era* planping to Introduce planning seminar induced abortions to the who sponsored occur In 35 tam of 10 men received the a discussion of tha contraceptives » nJ trip made birth control clinic* in an ef by the InternaUoaal to Archbishop Davis, "cannot 90 Sa Fullerton Planned 401 of alt pregnancies In Ave, "Coronet Award" from the El other measures to Unit birth. to Salvador this fort halt approve, nor summer to a rat* of Parenthood Federation Oulc and 40% of ail endorse, a pro- n last high maternal 4-7575 MONTtUUI university May. as well as members of the conducted by Young abortion* and maternal Chile gram by public or Although ta 90% Cath- deaths ta the country each BUT i«*ei Mas te sei ml to candidates for future HE STRESSED that Christian Workers of St. death* from abortion private agency which hat as group in Chile. olic, Dr. AdriasoU said, were caused o»»h awards. year by such although the Church nsesmr rut ml Paul’s, Dr. Guillermo Adrtaaota. disap- its purpose the distribution of Ramsey. of there will toon be nine birth abortions. of proves strongly tha pro contraceptive practices."

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muat be Information ncatvaS by 10 a m. an Start** sf Mrs. Thomas of relations; racial n» w*alt publication U K to la be Inclwtod la the bale Crosaon, justice, OCT. 21 Beak ltoUnf imtoae to MONDAY, OCT. 25 there aa earty ■*—T" AU aotlcee and Mrs. John B. Quinn, discussion FRIDAY, ahould group tape St. Paul’s Mothers’ be milled. Auxiliary, Clifton Sisters 8C from Christ the Stephen’s Rotary, Card Publicity chairmen are tnrtted to make uea at tola King, Jersey City, Kearny party, tea, 2:30, hall; Mrs. Mrs. eerrtce. We name the Philip Alfieri, An- 8 Mri. Kenneth will need the at eaaaker Ilf any) Coart and auditorium, p.m.; Blume, Mr«. amt 'he Georgian College Club, Bergen Pas- topic, and name of the chairmen. thony Vlvlnetti, chairmen. Thomas satc Counties Cantlon, chsirmen. THURSDAY, OCT. 17 Luncheon-meeting, 12:30, Court Bayley CDA, Elizabeth - 8 Social, p.m., Our Lady of the Visitation Parsmus Mothers’ Crawford Rosary, —- Marylswn Club, South Cambridge Inn, Paramus; Pegecn Columbian Elizabeth. Orenge. Club, Card Jones, party-fashion, 8 p.m., auditorium; Mrs! Luncheon-fashion show, Chanticler, MtUburn; speaker. St. Cabrini’s Guild of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Matter OCT. Gehringer, Mrs. Robert Mrs. John Mahon, Orange, chairmen. BUNDAY, 20 Elizabeth Koehler, Jr., Meeting 8 p.m., educational chairmen. Catholic Women’s Court Gratia CDA Dessert card St. College Club Afternoon of party, building. St. 3-S St. Mary’s Abbey Benedictine Mothers League, Mary’s gymnasium, Nutley; Mrs. D. M. Da- recollection, p.m., Dominic Monastery, OCT. 22 Morristown Elizabeth TUESDAY, Card Poto, Mrs. John Drukten, chairmen. Newark; Quinlan, Newark, chair- party, cafeteria; proceeds ColumblcUes, Central to Chapter Meeting, 8:30, building and Bcnedectine educa- Sacred Heart Orphanage Guild, Kearny Card 'man priesthood 78 Gamewcll St., Hackensack. Elizabeth tion funds; Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Walter party, 8 p.m., Italian Community Canter; Mrs. St. Rosary Altar, Linden Cake sale, Burry, Mrs. a’Kempis Day of recollection. Sacred Heart liammill, chairmen. John O'Hare, chairman. hall, after masses; John Shoplock, Mrs. Maximo chairmen. Cathedral. Newark, 10:30 Rt. Rev. SATURDAY, OCT. 28 St. James Hospital Guild, Newark Card party, Leporiere, a.m.; Charles V. 0.5.8., abbot of St. SC Cabrini’s Guild of SC Elisabeth's 1 p.m., auditorium. St. Agnes Rosary AHar, Clark Communion Corriston, Hospital, breakfast after Paul’s Abbey, Newton, retreat master. Elizabeth 12:30, Eliza- ECUMENISM IN Lioba Manhattan 8 a m. Mass, Shackamaxon Luncheon-fashion, ACTION - Sitter Katherine, right, villa College Alumnae Meeting 8 Scotch beth Carteret Mrs. J. a Protestant Country Club, Plains; Mrs. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23 Hotel; Eugene Leahy, Episcopal non was the at a breakfast p.m.; Student Center. Seton Hall University, Henry guest St. Vincent’s Mrs. A. chairmen. of the chairman. Montclair Joseph Whelan, Cenacle is Mother Gene- South Mother E. M. Cwieka, Hospital Auxiliary, Retreat League. With her Orange; O’Byrne, presi- New Polish Ladies tea, home of Mrs. A. Jersey State Court CDA dent Unity, Elizabeth Communion Membership Joseph Luncheon. 12:30, Donohue, left, superior of the Cenacle Retreat Manhattanville College, speaker; Dimen- vive House, Mrs. Kenney’s Suburban Mrs: dinner, 11 a.m. Mass, St. Adalbert's; dinner Fleming: John A. Sullivan, Jr., Mrs. House, Cherry Hill; Sacramento, sions of Manhattanville, topic. Calif. Polish Falcon C. chairmen. Dorothy F. chairman. 1 p.m.. Hall;'Mrs. Victoria Os- Philip Briber, Bock, OCT. 18 FRIDAY, St. trowski, Mrs. Jean T. chsirmen. Vincent’s Marian, Bayonne Dance, t Sacred Heart Rosary Altar, Zagurek, SC Catalan's Auxiliary, Upper Montclair Jersey City Mothers’ Mrs. St. Dominic Academy Chib, auditorium Sister p.m., auditorium; Foster Smith, Mr*. Washington. D. C. bus ride; Mrs. Ann Wtd- Jersey Meeting, 8:15, AssumpU Nun City Mother, daughter break- John Massarelli, chairmen. Guest msier. Mrs. Lily Orrlco. chairman. Communion Mary, Gerald E. Rubaeky, M.D., speakers; Episcopal fast. 10 Mass St. breakfast Union-Elizabeth District NCWC Communion a.m. Aedans’; How to Your Sacred Heart Mothers' Guild, North Help Teenager, topic. Bergen Rev. James luncheon after Hotel Plaza; O’Brien, Christ the 11 a.m. Mass, St. Teresa's. Card party, 8 p.m., hall; benefit of school Court Inyola CDA, South Orange Food shower King Church, speaker; Mrs. Gerard Guterl, Summit; Battle Hill Inn, Madison; Mrs. fund. for Little Sisters of the Poor; Mrs. Teresa Mrs. William Flanagan, chairmen. Lucielle McLead, chairman. At Cenacle Retreat Friends of St. Joseph's VUla, Peapack Des- English, South Orange, chairman. Catholk Teachers’ of Northern New SC Women's Rutherford sert card 7 SedaUty Christ the Regina Mundi New Mary’s Organizations, party, p.m., villa; Mrs. Mary King Guild, Cel. (RNS) Day of Recollection, 0 St. Communion after 8 a.m. 'SACRAMENTO, Kindness, Simplicity and Joy. Jersey a.m., Vernon breakfast, blast; Whelan, Gladstone, chairman; benefit of jun- Bridge-fur-fashion 8 p.m., hall. —The ecumenical on a This the Peter’s Jersey breakfast in Rev. Bene- spirit was exact same spirit iors te. College, City; May Smith, high school; Joseph Mt. St. Dominic Alumnae, Jersey City Fash- person-to-person basis was pro- I felt at the Cenacle and it chairman. O.F.M. Children's St. John the dict, Cap., Village, Yonkers, Evangelist Altar, Bergen- ion show, 8 p.m., auditorium, Eileen Farrell, moted here by members of the made feel Rosary St. Adalbert's Elizabeth me completely at Rosary Confraternity, speaker. field - Dance, 8:30, hall; Mrs. Walter riana- chairman. Roman Catholic Cenacle Re-j home." Communion breakfast after 7:13 Mass, Epiphany Rotary, Cliffside Park Csrd party, gan, Mrs. Osear chairmen. treat Boos, THURSDAY, OCT. 24 League at their annual Sister Lioba explained that Elizabeth Carteret Hotel; Rev. Stanley Adam- 8 p.m.. hall; Mrs. Josephine Russo, chairman. Madonna Lea of the Oranges, Communion breakfast. Mass is offered in her Rosary Confraternity, Fort Immaculate Marylawu South Orange Ba- daily czyk. Conception Seminary, OCT. 27 Card party, 8 Martha benefit of buffet SUNDAY. An honored guest was a reli- convent in San Mateo p.m., cafeteria; Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Edward zaar missions; supper 3-7 Anglican speaker; Hill, Court Rosari CDA, East Orange Communion of the chairman. cafeteria; Vivicene Commisa, Newark, gious Anglo-Catholic and that sung Masses are a Barland, Sakowicx, chairmen. p.m., breakfast after 8 a m. Mass, Our Lady of AD branch of the Protestant Epis- common occurrence in St. SATURDAY, OCT. 18 ML 84. Vhsceat College Alumnae Communion chairman. Souls, East Orange; Hotel Suburban, East copal Church. Sister Lioba Matthew's Church on Coart Bernadette West Lunch- brunch, Cardinal Hall at col- St. Brendan Mothers' Clifton Card Sundays CDA, Orange noon. Spellman Auxiliary, Orange; Rev H. Gallagher. 0.F.M.. speaker; Katherine, a member of the and Orange; N. Mrs. William party. 8 ball; Mrs. Mr*. Holy Days. eon-bridge-fashion, noon. Graulich's, lege, Riverdale, Y.; Dufly. p.m , Joseph Vineis. Mrs. Daniel Deency, Mrs. Francis J. Mulvihill, Community of the Mrs. chairman. regent for New John chairmen Transfigura- Reynold Kelly, Maplewood, Jersey Chapter. Csr'.wnght. chairmen. "MANY OF OUR directs St. Holy Days Mothers' tion, Dorothy's New New Sacred Heart Guild, Clifton Cake Montclair for Retarded Children Marywood College Alumnae, Jersey, Auxiliary Court Queen Universe Newark Com- are the same as yours," she CDA, Rest, an Episcopal retreat cen- York tale after masses; Mrs. and Connecticut First tri-state Com- Anthony Campam. Card party. 8 pm. hall Immaculate munion breakfast 9 St. we ob- Concep- after a.m. Mass, ter at explained, “however, Camp Meeker, Cal., munion Mrs. Norman Widerman, chairmen. Mrs. William A. breakfast. Lady Chapel of St. Pat- tion Church; Bright. Cald- Charles breakfast in the Russian serve some that you do not Borromeo; auditorium; along River. Cress Vincentian and Societies, Cathedral, New York 10 Holy Rosary well, chairmen. C. and vice versa." rick’s. City. am.; Mary Kanane, supreme secretary, Most of the she is in speaker. year breakfast Waldorf Hamaon Communion breakfast, after 7:30 Sister Lioba recalled Astoria; Mrs. San Mateo, where her Rosemary nuns teach Mass; Tbomm's Restaurant, Sister St. Newark; Mtgr. invitation to attend Kaximer, Mary Mary, speakers; in the school personal Episcopal grade Mrs. Walter Marie T. James A. Stooe. Holy theretreat from Sister Frances Murphy. Hackensack, Trinity pastor. Coyles- of SL Matthew's parish. In the Walsh. Ocean Bay, chairmen. rille, speaker. Loring, R.C., directress of re- fall, she goes to St. Doro- Sacred Heart Our Lady of the Valley Rooary, Orange Com- treats at the Cenacle. Reaary Altar, Vailsburg Des- thy's Rest where 14 retreats munion breakfast after 8 am. The sert bridge. 1:30 pm, school Mass, are for women, and "When 1 to Sister hall; proceeds given men explained West Orange; Dr. Vincent C. building fund. Rock. Zamoyta. The order’s apostu- she "that 1 teenagers. Loring," said, Mrs Emil A. Our Lady of Sorrows Altar, South Seton HaU University, speaker; late includes teaching, nursing would have to get permission Reaary Pale Us, chairman. and attend from Orange Communion breakfast after 8 43 missionary work. to my superior. Mass, gymnasium; Sister Blanche Marie. St. Uuleu-EUXabeth District NCWC Communion Sister Helen in San Mateo, ’ Mass; St Genevieve's IN A SHORT talk before the Sister told . Elizabeth's College. Mrs. Bernard breakfast after 8 am. Loring me to go speaker; P. Elizabeth Catholic Sister Lioba ahead and work l Hughes, chairman auditorium, women. on my said "My heart is full of and that she Amilh Hudson League of Seton Hall University, grati- superior would District NCCW - Workshop and Baytey-Seton tude for at the invoke the aid of the Benediction South Meeting social. my evening Holy vtjrxhibtt: 1 pm. St. John's, Jersey Orange 3pm, camp- Cenacle. 1 was invited to Ghost. City; worfcihop and exhibit follow, school; us theatre. "The Hensons" entertain. Mrs. share the community hour "I passed this Information Mrs. Richard Murphy, Mrs. Dennis Huber, John Glare, chairman. with the Cenacle Nuns and it along to Sister Helen and her chairmen. Speakers: Mr. William Roehrvo- Kappa Gamma Pi. New Jersey Chapter of SC made me realize how immediate reaction ‘I libraries and we ex- was: beck. literature; Mrs. Thomas Elizabeth College. Convent Station Wel- emplify the same spirit. The cannot with the social argue Holy Smith, action; Mary Casasro, immi- coming tea. 2 30; Mrs. Nicholas F. PaUadino. motto of my community is Ghost I'm outranked!"’ gration; Kay Connolly. Allan Bradley, public chairman.

I Was Thinking... A Rosary Has Many Powers

By RUTH W. REILLY

Mary’s rosary is so much a do to gain a plenary indul- of the life of Catholic, when part a gence you offer the ro- almost from the time he Is sary before the Rlessed Sac- born. Who has not seen a rament is to want to gain it! mother hand her The young rest- indulgence may be ap- less child to to yourself, CANCEK VOLUNTEER AIDS a rosary finger plied or to the HONORED - The American Cancer Society's 1963 "Year of Maas church during or at a souls in Purgatory It s so sim- the Volunteer" award was to the presented National Council of Catholic Women at a service? ple it’s almost unbelievable! regional NCCW leadership Training Institute in Berkeley. Calif. Dr. Eugene G. Miller,is In homes where the We have such riches at shown Family our presenting the award of his national organization to Mrs. Joseph McCarthy of la he learns disposal. If only w# will use Rosary offered, San national them Francisco, NCCW president. the prayers of the rosary as he learns to naturally aa ON A DAY WHEN every- speak. By the time he re- thing goes wrong and you feel MUSICAL ceives his First Holy Com- EXTRAVAGANZA - Salvatore Boccaloni, Metropolitan Opera star, is shown useless and discouraged, with munion the child usually has FURNITURE discussing Chopin (left to right) Sitter Marie Contilia, Sister Ursula Marie and Sitter make a visit to church. Offer of his Sister Marie Navarette. The Sitters a rosary own. the before were laughing because Baccaloni told them that rosary the taber- nacle and know that "Chopin was great but wasn't Italian." The concert to be Nov. 16 8 you free he held at p.m. at BOW MANY TIMES has soul from Synder a purgatory to SHOWROOMS High School, Jersey City, is for the benefit of the the been used fly building expansion program rosary to calm before the face of God Be/on \ou s** th, of St. Know Buy ... Dilfrrtnra W Ihr Mt. Mary's College. Bryan Judas. 15-year-old will and comfort and tran- . . . Differtnct Newburg. Jersey City pianist, even that it is through that also be featured. Tickets be obtained and tor you on Outitanding Provincial and can by writing to Baccaloni, 286 quiQiie prepare sleep Garfield Ave., God wills this tremendous Contemporary Desipu or HE 4-7688. on a troubled, restless night* Jersey City calling work to be accomplished. On Or- to case the pain of the a when the day world is your sick? Or the darkness of the offer oyster, your rosary in- Status dying? Define dulgence as a thanksgiving I shall never forget a scene gift. I witnessed in the of Another Value lobby Part of tne Jiufaat Cleaning Offertory prayer the court house oee A for the Mass Women day. on the Feast of Of circle of people had gathered the Most Holy Rosary says: around a stricken critically ’’Like a rose WASHINGTON. D.C. The planted on the he President’s man as lay back, gsunt rivers 1 have borne ’* Commission on the fruit and Status of Women panting, awaiting an am- has presen- Through Mary's rosary it is bulance. A from ted man stepped made for each a program of 24 easy one of us major the to loosen the in- group to bear fruit in recommendations urging re- abundance. in* jured man’s belt and give him moval of discrimination physical comfort. Then a against women. New young woman forth President After 22 months of stepped study and the put crucifix of her LAKEWOOD some of the recommendations Patrick R. rosary to his for him to lips music were drastic revisions of edu- Clynes. lecturer and di- kiss, as she bowed reverently rector of the 9-PC. 25r*r^ cation enabling women to Georgian Court CONTEMPORARY DINING her bead and the ROOM softly spoke Glee their formal educa- College Club, was elected An complete of "Jesus." How tmusuolly baout.ful davgn In hna Amarkon holy name of walnut. tion and president the Catholic Inter Trt-«9 an awareness of their mtndoirt buffet With ll.d.ng tombour door* truly great a work of mercy and hutch too collegiate Women’s Glee Con tattnticn 4 responsibilities in home and Club ran tobU. t.da choir* and 2 arm choir*. ‘495 her act! was Association it Certain Ux deduc was announced Ordtr Now for community. Holiday Delivery RaCoil here. $491 lions, health and Clynes joined the rehabilitation THERE ARE SO many in- ROMA—MI HOLLAND ST. Georgia Court (OFF 448 SPRINGFIELD AVI., NWK.) services were faculty in 1960 suggested. dulgences attached to the ro- *1 IIMO-I. and U M ta IM f°r a member of the New 1.. r Qp,w «.«, ».w ft tow. mmd Sat. till M for Sometimes when I 2 Equal opportunity women sary. see Jersey Madrigal Singers. and adherence people praying the la to an eight- rosary hour church I wonder if day or 40-hour week were they are ITEMS AT SINGLE REG. PRICE aware that (I The stressed as well as widows quote Rac- colta) "those who benefits under federal old-age piously re- insurance. The cite a third part of the program also rosarv YOU in the of the Blessed PAY encourages women to seek presence Sacrament elective and publicly exposed ONE DAY appointive offices all levels or even reserved in the taber- SERVICE on of government. HIGHER y/ nacle, as often as they do PRICES ... In Dry Cl*anm* an* executive Margaret Mealey, A it M aalra (liary*. this, may gain: Plenary director of the National MUM LaunderIn* Coun- Indulgence, on condition of cil of Catholic Women, was a confession and Communion." member WHEN YOU ROAM of the 24 mem- In the Instructions ber for ac- commission and the it chairman quiring indulgences says: SAYS of its committee on THE WISE OLD OWL! I "In order that one who Is protective labor legislation. capable may actually gain the If can't you got to on* of our T«f«p/iontfor... showrooms, wo will com# to you. Considor Indulgences, he must hive at not only your car, timo and least gasolino, but your onorgy, whon you roam for a general Intention of O UR SHOP AT valuo. Tako of FREE acquiring them and must ful- advantage our Shop-ot-Homo Sorvlco. A trainod roprooon. HOME tativo at and fill the works SERVICE will call your homo you prescribed . . . glvo skillful advico, and holp you mako of and when confession and your soloction and No of stylo color ... obligation courso. Communion are prescribed they "can be made within the eight days which immediately the day, or again LINOLEUM & CARPET iNvanvisaa Kede FACTORY OUTLET I conditions may be satis- UtftiO I •|MW <«W« fied within the ★ following eight FAIR DEALING EXPERT SERVICE LOW PRICES days." CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1916 ★: IN i m—muni mum Mi NEWARK IN SPRINGFIELD IN A ASBURY PARK IN Hence if to confes- NEWARK IN DENVILLE you go .1 IjSSk fr.m SrsM *t « M (V I ISIS AsSsrf Avs., PS 4-MtT sion IprtailrMi IS 4Si SA every second week and 0p»" Mm, ts fit S A M Is Mon. Is t(l. I A. M. Doovllts Ops* ts I P.M. tusi. not to n&op OC uoi||uioh *l| - nw melve S Sst. t AM. ts fii. t M Ml** Communion at your M. is 6 P A ts Optn Mon ts fit. S A M. S P.M. Ist. • A M. ts • PM. ts S Pit. S*pV all at. t AJL ts I P.M. # P.M. Sst. I A M. ts • p.m. Sunday Mass, you have to October Verona Relates 17, 1963 THE ADVOCATE Boy Scouts Design, Carve 13 Film Experiences Stations for Retreat

_ Nine VERONA Garbed In RIDGEFIELD. ride to plane Knoxville, Tenn., senior scouts of •nw-achool Troop 79 of clothes, blond hair where the outdoor shots were Mstthew’s *«tod from St. here spent climbing atop the taken. a sizeable of their sum- Play house In his back yaid, Back portion tn New York, Mike was mer making Stations of the *-*earoW Michael fasinated Kearney the way bouse Cross by a for use at their annual broke away from his game of could be built on a set, "but retreat. Hercules to the open front door it missed that one thing our Andrew scout of his home. Leuffgen, mas- house has roof," no Mike ter, said the boys project Michael looks like other recalled. Another any difficult fhird funny thing wss “because the grader. Perhaps he is was the second floor being boys didn't know to class anything your at Our of next to the Lady first. about It when started. the they Lake School here. On and off the set Mike They had to learn how to do But there is a difference called Jean Simmons and Rob- the entire job." he’s to movies end win soon Each ert Preston and a station be mama papa boy designed seen to “AH the Way because "I and submtted it to was so used to call- Leuffgen Home" which will be released them that for his also ling during re- approval Leuffgen In few a days. hearsals.” did station and a some boys worked jointly to get them all PERHAPS AT ONE time or MIKE SAID he done. other disliked you wished you were in people to movies because could Knoxville standing you get THE around and STATIONS out of echoed and "staring watching are repre- homework, sented mt act" just as he disliked entirely by symbols meet many famous movie such the Maltese the stares of who would as Cross (or stars and live ad- people your own Our Lord and watch him in New York when a spear each venture. In be a way you'd time He fell. After they took a lunch break and he the boys right, but let’s have Michael to received for their had wear a "modern coat approval de- tell you his story. WE and hat sign. they were drawn the Victor and the 1915 WOOLLY BUT on ADORE THEE OH CHRIST...- D'Angelo, left, and Robert Slipe, right, hang For four months last pants." - Woolly knickers and middy top, year long wood and carved by hand. one of the Stations of the Cross socks and The. designed and carved by the of his classroom transferred Although he didn't mind be standard 1915 senior scouts 79. was high shoes may dress, but which Troop background appears The stations used annual from Verona wearing woolly nickers and Michael were at the scout retreat. to the set of Kearney mind them a bit he shares white doesn't as was hand fluted and then Paramount where he middy tops, long socks and the with pictures spotlight Robert Preston in "All the Way Home." varnished. w** tutored each Added day. The frame around each sta- to his regular course of studies Trees tion is UH by 14 Inches. Have Personalities Too was the memorization of a The frame Have You and most of the and hours of script many re- SUSAN DINER It symbols are finished in red- By might make think that different. hearsals and actual you Families differ for shooting. wood Stain. A minimum an artist had taken hia ml After to Our As I sit bed many reasons such as toe part returning Lady Read...? amount of color oo my gazing the paint was paints, emptied the tubes into of the world or Michael said. out my window, I two in which they Lake, used. The above see cross each a huge and fired live “1 One la shotgun and the customs of that waa happy to see my station and maple trees. directly in Tbt the number of the it. The result—a folioulmg gmtUiomt art picture of country. Education friends but school is five (root of toe house I'm able and reli- now station are carved and ao btttd am articUi übitb apptar filled mother nature. hours instead of three." to sea of it. The gion will determine to a in with gold moat other is large *• tbit inn* Tbt paint. Michael of Adrotatt. in extent what toe portrays a young our neighbor's yard and AS I SURVEY these I family The first station Is trees art ltd repre- believes. boy withs close father- Tbt aniutri Prim at tbt a of ita very only portion splendor can't help but think how much sented hy a of son boltam tbt (olttmtm uitb pair hands, a Just as these relationship. His father at eat* be viewed. are like things help bowl and towel they people although representing make (Robert Preston) dies while tbt pagt am übitb tbt Three weeks both trece toe of a amiutr- Pilate ago they don't talk or walk There personality washing his hands or the Is still bt were beautiful and family, members boy very young. •mg artitlt tarn found. the blood full, green. are many of each individual of Jesus and de- types trees, will develop their Now. the one is speckled with tree is different personalities livering Him to the Jews The and each tree WHO IS MICHAEL’S fay- 1. of Verona Is yellow to thetr likes . Jerry Leopaldi sod toe other is bright has it's according and veil of Veronica Is shown with own personality. movie actor? Robert to interest school not dislikes and the .Write trying high mustard and so full Shorter a crown of thorns quite days and the elimtoa- people they "Ptestan. Mrs. recalls students in Imprinted but know Members within Kearney It aUU very beautiful. tioo of starch a fam- upon the sixth cause chemical the two (a) Vocations representing differ seeing playing games Another weak and window ily as do individual trees station. my changes in the trees and that's together or just and (b) Labor Peace Corps will in a family. Yet. like the sitting frame two golden works what makes trees, the pretty coun- talking. (c) Vatican Council of art people live THE tryside. The generally together, WORK of the scouts type of soil has a “TVers wars Mika 2. The Chalice of enjoying one another's times," Antioch la be large com- can applied toward their NOT bearing on what color • gicaUsd, "when Robert TOO FAR from those Pres- (a) The used the toe pany. ooe at wood carving and. leaves will be and when too would be badge ac- trees stand two down on A lying the Last Japanese quiet person might re- Supper cording to Robert dem- they will change. Even sat and I would sit his Slip*, In a semble the on the oldest la maples early spring they oak tree with ita chest, (b) Probably onstrates “the link between street affect the break forth light can jdrt laughing and talking." with vtbnanl red soft brown-gold leaves. the world Catholicity and Boy Scouting change, A His favorite movie actress leaves A h*t later an fe) Made of lindenwood in the Catholic-sponsored they're lively pertoo with dancing is or angered; colder weather I-IKf. nahirally Jean Simmons as TREES eyes could remind of 3 The senior Scouts of troop.” one family ia you a “She used Boy comes, toe leaves to kies me AND THEN turn green. different from bright while the every THERE'S 1963 - Michael with 79 much of their Rev. of another just golden maple Kearney relaxes Troop spent Peter Oddo. chaplain Four Mike all as morning." said. trees; maple; yet of esch member of a person who is his father at they thumb from "All Troop 79. the stations family is always happy through pictures the summer blessed two Mike was chosen different with dif- and other* over 800 Home" prior to them origins making happy Way and compare of in (a) grass having children for the types clothing worn 1915 Cutting posted ferent could part. Nine trees personalities adopt a red dm with the (b) Stations of the on around the circular flashing interviews more comfortable style 1963. Canring If Words and two of you were to stand in the a* it* representative. screen Cross driveway. Pay Off tests to his Village of South and lad role as young shoes. Mike hard Orange UNION Young Advocates, what kind high quiped was to cry 1 (c) The stations Two because Studying anew course were used look eighth grade James who that he wouldn't by toward the South Orange of do have? Agee became a want to have but I *» students of SL personality you was happy, was sap in math scouts and leaders attend Michael* noted author mountains or other and lived in 1915 "because any area school here playwrita. they posed to be sad.” the IMh annual were winners of 4 A vote at the Vatican Coun- tog retreat for bountiful didn't have leteviaton then." with trees, you'd be B*y Scouts of northern an essay oo Columbus contest SEND GIFT THE FIRST cil this week delayed changrs Ber- ■rowk subscriptions TWO weeks While REAL TEARS with God's beauty in playing with a doc- do manage to gen sponsored by toe local council ot The Advocate in County at Camp No-Be- to friends on were spent learning his nature The mountains almost script tor's kit (be says he wanta to roll down his cheeks of the Knights of Columbus in the Bo-Sco near Blairstoen special occasions, such as -sod (a) The over sight to hist walking the a doctor liturgy seem through be when he up) scene as a rosuh of a change Bernadete Lynch and grows drop of Joseph wedding*, ordinations, birth- "The first (b) The Curia Oiothes __ thing 1 did Mike said the scene In preparation for an Gardner were he re- glycerine on each eye bd. presented with days. ■when 1 (c) The Missions anniversaries, Christ- received the was membered extravagant fashion show. 125 script moat was when During the New saving* hoods an 14. be filming of that Student Oct mas. etc. tot* «t the final page. ran out of the house scene his screaming Mike, mother an) the *1 a*ed ! I * *Mikw recalled ’<«!>•* Library Opened many wonder- bad died. "U waa Saxe one of the he had to fait as he ! Mted H , I -3W —parlances such m)-| SM3MSSV fat. t» as the roo* came out UNION CITY - Ml 4 difficult,” be said, "it running of the house, At cere nontoe 7 he had padding on his elbow* Oct. toe library at St and knees be to Get Anthony’s School hare so wouldn't get Religious Voting Advocate Club hurt opened officially. Four bun Edith Stein Award drrd books are available for SHOOTING HOI'RS were Ir- JACKSON grades up to four. HEIGHTS. N Y - regular, Fall There were ttmes Fall Art Contest The eighth annual Edith Stein Sister Angelina Home when he had Pecoraro. to get up at # M My P.F., Cleaning award will be presented to principal, said that a.m. in order to be the SENIORS. on set Mother books toe fifth (Boy* and from the Kathryn Sullivan. on and tilth girl* at 7:30. Other times fifth they slept it levels through the eighth Make RSCJ., was announced grade will be edded grade*). a the because favor •hiring day the here. next and the party for any occasion. Favor* year library may script called tor not be night scenes Mother Sullivan is should be larger than 12 inchei and a profes- completed to IKS is DONE! square When not may not contain dispensing pills sor of religion and research with the addition of books for food. from his doctor set or in the study sacred scripture st Manila! next two grades The li- Mike can JUNIORS: mg. be found playing set (Boys and girls from the' kindergarten tanville College of the Sacred brary is up by the Paulist the fourth with his brother and through Draw of favorite tome of Heart. Purchase. NY. The Press. grades). a picture your Hint his friends or his "monstrr" award Is named after a Jewish Mothers of the PTA. his serve toys. Regarding future film German philosopher. who be- librarians from a* 2 to 4 p m. career. Mike "1 said. hope U came a Catholic then Car- a and are sponsoring 1 do another a cam- picture it U be melite and executed nun, was to the addi- about paign purchase monsters g. D. 1941 the Nans m by tional books

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In Youths' Corner Sacred Heart Looks To Oust Contender Creating Awareness Is Half of Battle By ED WOODWARD "I've been asked to speak Angels Acsdemy (Fort Lee) JERSEY CITY—If is with Star of the Sea anyone clashing at Verona High School next snd author of Doris Answers Making people aware la con- going to catch Sacred Heart in the final Star of the game. month," he said, "and I'd Youth, a column syndicated in sidered more thsn half of the (JC) the Hudson County Sea will be looking to a snap like to have an Catholic battle in opportunity through many news- CYO Football it streak. fighting so many League race three-game losing NCWC. to at many schools papers by have from cancer to speak high may to be St. St. Andrew's and Ros- things, com- Aloysiut Holy to what munism. explain we are trying The course is to (JC). will in the designed ary meet opening to do. I'm to match the student’s The of Our willing speak aptitudn Aloysians will meet St. game of a doublehcader Oct. Jerry Leopaldl Lady the Lake anywhere there are more than to her determine Michael's in of abilities, help (UC) a game 20 at Stadium. parish (Verona), key Bayonne two her interests, select col- who is of Local people gathered." own s Oct. 19, the - first of three Mt. Carmel and president 447, (Bayonne) thus her union at ITT Teenagers are present- lege or csreer. acquaint slated at School Field. St. Paul's each gained its first lUE, a Labs, High ed Nutley, la mostly concerned an opportunity to be a part with current job opportunities Since they arc the other win last week, Mt. Carmel only ot which could snd her in methods of- unbeaten with aomething guide team in St. Paul of the creating an awakening—- league play topping Cross, grow to if besides and action on the latter major proportions selecting a job. Sacred Heart, the 7-0. and St. Paul’s traimming it catches somewhat near on Films, lectures, group discus- can’t afford loss. 20-0. The Mounties problem. Aloysians a Holy Roary, the estimates optimistic fore- role and Paulists will sions, socio-dramas, play- ST. ALOYSIOS meet in the DURING THE won two summer, seen by Leopsldi. ing, private counseling and last nightcap. The Advocate • • • games week, beating Holy reported on his will included THB STANDINOS teats be in the Rosary, 21-0, and SI. Andrews X»cr*d Heart SIS proposed Labor Peace Corps, NATIONAL Newspaper course as well as an address SI. AtoveJai J • | (Bayonne), 14-6. a movement designed to Week is observed with 23 O. L. Vict artei 4 1 * pro- being to parents Oct. and a gen- Sacred Heart Utter n of pe*c« J I | vide volunteer workers and the showed why it slogan "Newspapers Make eral St. Mtrheel’e 1 | 0 assembly daily. will be the S: funds to aid distressed a team to beat, dis- Andrew', IS, areas Big Difference in People's • • • St,r el Ik, Se, IS, posing of defending CYO In Latin America as a method Uvea" and students from Our ft. PiuT, | s • OUR LADY of the Lake High Rourv of champion St. Paul’s, 53-0, and Hols | j , combatting the rise of Red Lady of the Lake Regional Mt. Carmel | 4 , School’s band received a tro- ft. influence there. previously-unbeaten Queen of Peal el Uw Craw ,41 High School have decided to phy recently for its participa- Peace (North 28-0. It left the find Arlington), proposal stage out just how much dif- tion in the 50th anniversary St. Michael's idle, but last week when the ference. was Garbie Leads organise celebration of Franklin. The the Irish rate as one of the tion was legally incorporated A survey is being conduct- band, which is less than one JERSEY CITY league's finer teams. Led - Bob Gar- and two pilot target areas ed staff by by s portion of the year is the Catholic ble JOURNALISM old, only quarterback Joe St. Mi- of Sacred Heart (JC) has SESSION - Patricia Cizeski (left) and Margaret Brennan of Vincent's were selected. of Light. St. I-akeview, the corps in Sussex discuss Sparta County. chael's the lead in Academy (Newark) Rev. Louis A. various achool’i ran past three oppon- regained scoring with Rongione. O.S.A., chairman, the 16th Through means, pri- newspaper, to deter- annual ents before the Hudson County CYO Foot- publications conference at Villanova dropping a heart- University Oct. 12. More than 5,000 stu- marily personal speaking ap- mine the reading tastes of ball to League. dents heard advice on school has Tee-Off breaking one-point decision improving high newspapers and pearances, Leopsldi pro students in Sussex County's Time He scored four yearbooks from profes- Our of Victories (JC). touchdowns moled his Ides and received five Lady sional journalists. high schools. Our Lady last week for 56 nine points on encouraging response. of the Frank- OUR LADY of Victories, af- Lake. Newton. For Paterson TDs and two extra points. Seniors lin. Sparta and Sussex. ter an opening loss to Sacred Start THE Labor Peace Dennis of Our of BUT, MONTCLAIR - About 100 Gibney Lady Directed editor Heart, won its fourth by exchange straight Victories (JC) is second with NEWARK - Smith of Corps Idea bat been spread, golfers are to tee off Byron Marianna the expected Our Star of Magliochetti. by tripping Lady 43 followed Joe St Leo's rolled until now, to adults. in the first annual tour- points by Light (Irvington) e mainly students golf the Sea to lesm what (Bayonne), 29-0. Den- of St. Michael’s "We would like much to hope for (UC) with 42. 572 scries end high game of very nament the benefit of the newspapen students read and nis Gibney was the whole The scoring: 202 to highlight Uip opening encourage youths to help us. Paterson Diocesan CYO Oct. why they read them, and to show for the Golden TO PAT PH and 17 Eagles . _ . . _ night of play in the Essex at the same time help at the Upper Montclair Garble. Sirred Heart , S, obtain with three S general view* of basic TDs and a TD Gibney. O. L Vkrurtw 7 Ia County CYO themselves by making them Country Club. An awards din- Ufkt. ft Bowling Leagues journalistic Mir tael'• • , a aims Marianna pass. In the second game, conscious of what is will follow 7 IHracks. Sacred Heart Oct. 13. on ner at p m. at the 4 s s, going is MrGimpeW. being assisted by Kathleen OLV will meet St. Paul of the Sacred Haul • , SS in the world." club hall. Smith of Immaculate banquet Cross. Terraaova. ft AT, 4 S V Betty Bierwirth. Susan Kimmerly, ft. Mlckart-, 1 s* "We to affiliate Proceeds will be to 4 Heart of led the hope high Christine given Harley. UP , IS Mary wom- and Rose- Sacred Heart S school students, Lockwood Rev. Leo P. Ryan, diocesan appears to Satan, ft. Aadren'a S perhaps those , IS an's division with a 477 aeries have Adomattie. 141 Carmel mary Rogers CYO an easy assignment. I S 14 from one town could the director and Smtl*. and adopt • hooorary Sacred llaart I 1 14 a 174 game. • • children of a town in Latin chairman of the tournament, ROBERT E. Kennedy of America." he continued for use in expanding the CYO Short Hills and Robert P. Dennis J. Fenelon "They could run fund drives program. is Patetta of Kenilworth, seniors or hold dances to raise chairman Seton at Hall Prep, have been money." The Bishop Navagh named semi-finslists the trophy "The in important thing," Leo- w-iU be given to the winner. National Merit Scholarship paldi emphasized, "is that FIRST of the first class representatives of the program. SLATE - Two they would become conscious Roselle Girls Catholic Johanna OPPORTUNITIES new High Schol, Gillard of the great need and they STUDENTS (left) and Susan FROM Gif(side FOR WOMEN 16-35 Rendino, are shewn with, left to right, would be doing somethin,: Park Rev. High School will be re- Joseph L. Donnelly, potior, Sister Ann about it Instead of asking: Senrt Marguerite, leased End bj Senrmt Others early each to and Rev. M. installa- 'What U there for me to do' ". Tuesday principal, Joseph Doyle, director, at atteod Confraternity of Chris- tion ceremonies. AFTER AN extensive In- tian Doctrine classes at Epiph of (Cliffttde. vestigation program areas. any Park), it was CYO Sets Contests ("There are ao many." Leo- announced by Rev William Bergen S. paldl point, out), that two Seaaelman. pastor. FORT LEE Plsns • • • for entered in any of five cate- picked for assistance are Re- photography and journilnm GIRLS gories CYO events and cife, Brasil, where a school AT Lacordaire High contests and hobby show school will be School a activities, people, pic- constructed, and (Upper Montclair) will were announced Rev Ed have by torials. animals and pets and Nicaragua, where a hog farm an opportunity to learn ward J. Pay by Check lUjduk Bergen nature. will be started. "the five vital needs of the CYO County director The school's alms will be contemporary high school Hobby show entries must al- The graduate" photography contest primarily to teach its students next week. so be made by Nov. 50 for to open students from the sixth how to work in and form co- That La the stated competition to be held Dec. 3 objective to 12th grades, of a one week vocational it's as as has sn entry oper,lues. instruct in gene guid- easy your name! at the CYO Center, Jersey by signing deadline of Nov. ance which win S> Black sod City and train monotors who will course begin white color Oct. 21 under the direction of or prints may be go to the hill country and Entries In the Journalism Save the Mr* Doris Peters, a time you lose when teach those who can not at- graduate you be made contest may in either of and former teacher bills in and PAROCHIAL SCHOOL tend school at Holy Sitter* of Reparation pay person ... out Mviptperi of magam— and An estimated tt wn win be of the Congrogation of must be submitted by Nov. 27. Mary tool • bill-paying* costs, With a UNIFORM SHOES needed to start the hog farm, ACADEMY OF O'TOI— H»m« Hr h«» tM rritnilMi Wlww in (if h Hr which wtU not First only provide SAINT nw*«• i«»«* KEARNY reeovenng Jiff*non 9*1600 •« tirwi. n r. ii. n.r. monthly maintenance fee. You money to get started If they T*N**#«# CHUM! >UM from its only lots of the sea want to repay us. well use receive a statement fctlMg Nf» •on. be every month. let, Boystown will looking " ILMfA| tM the money somewhere else to strengthen The size of your account its position in the makes «•••*** fa* Inter-County Division of the HOW DOES AIX this • HrM R* ttKl of ap- no difference and Al Blons Football here ... you get League ply to North Jersey Catholic Oct 1M» 20 in a game with the school students' personalized checks and name- high Leopaldl Jersey City Indians at Kearny would like to come around to tniatiM ua*M holder free. waciNit High School field at 2 m engraved Open your p your school snd explain just **« ►•rw •*’»•«»< The locals, who share first that. ■"* K»e«4 account today at any one of c*» v w.tt «•> « Catholic Jersey Elementary * ing rank. |S Track Conference will launch Hi is IS! l * its 1963 fall season at loncoin Park Oct 20 with eight relay for events, including a croas coun- Founded in 1899 by the Sisters of Charity O.JV try race The conference has scheduled of Saint Elizabeth

one boys’ on the Director of relay track Apply: Admissions, Lakewood, N.J. ami six girls' relays.

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WdWddoiijjjiewiiioßWiwcdtwtittiissfiMrßjueiiM October 17, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 15 Offense-Defense Clash Seen in Big Eight Battle Among Independents MONTCLAIR—-Certainly the has 36 points, but Koshlap’s the with 24 Valley potato. losses hi two meetings with Paul showed its strong defense Inost explosive and perhaps all in points came league play Besides a stride DePaul. Delbarton Awaits Crucial Test taking giant In their the defenders the best will to only previous with setting up offense try him the individual toward giving edge a possible conference games, DePaul 1441 and of offset the won, most the In most stubborn de- in the touchdowns. Big Eight Quarto is Immaculate 150. fense championship, fact, one was scored on en MORRISTOWN —A number last week because of a and St. Michael’s here Oct. 20 in show- in- play toppled a third with 18 points behind would like Conception to win Although it ran a de- end in down clash which up tercepted pass another of attractive independent lightingfoul-up a game with would like to Memo- has taken Rick Kettd of Our of repeat Lady thic game to avenge He two cisive of margin victory, De- on one of two the clashes await North is to its rial's most of the attention in the punts which Jersey Pope Plus, rolling success. Spartans blocked. Catholic schoolboy football best season ever and would St. Benedict's bowed to su- Big Eight Conference football race. teams, but none holds the im- like to make Essex Catholic perior forces when East Or- AFTER SCORING of the Del- ito third straight victim. The of the .Immaculate Conception, Just one portance one facing ange, perhaps one touchdown In each of its first which has been the will not an state's a 3514 which installed itself as an of- barton, Eagles prove easy best, piled up two games, St. Luke’s found of the to however, as their 37-6 that could be the fensive powerhouse in a 51-6 power parochials catch, victory. But, the scoring key when Mike date. against Xavier Oct. end of the loss total for the root of Baylcy-EUard Oct 12, triumph will take Bowler was installed as The Green Wave, riding the 13 illustrates. This could be Bees who should right on DePaul, which quar- Gray terback and he hit Bush- crest of three will of the of time out. displayed its rugged defensive Greg victories, one top games the themselves this skills man with three touchdown be at home to undefeated Ad- weekend. Our Lady of the Lake was in a 35-6 victory against passes, the last to decide the miral Farragut Oct. 19 in a left not only without a win by St. Mary’s (R) the same day. game in a 2514 victory agmtost game which may decide Dei- ST. MICHAEL’S, still recov- its 7-0 loss to Carteret School ST. LUKE’S will Emerson. chances be trying That gave the Lu- barton'p for an unde- ering from its first setback—- Oct. 12, but also without a to its unblemished two wins after feated 27-13 defeat preserve cans en open- season. a by city-rival point in two games. Ferris is Big Eight record in visit to loss. Emerson—is not of the a ing ALSO FEATURED In this practically Jump- one stronger Jersey Bsyley-EUsrd and The debut from the did Oratory Big Eight for ing frying pan to the City teams, but it get past group the following afternoon will be at Morris Catholic in Catholic failed fire with North Morria to pro- Bergen's big, Union Hill for ito first win last will be games between Ba- other duce conference contests. a win, but it did make strong eleven. Still, Memorial week and it be too modi yonne and St. Peter’s at may Our of conference coaches Prep Lady the Valley, take no- proved that the Bruins can be for the Lakers. Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey which hiked its first-place rec- tice of a team which is bound CHy; Marise and Essex Catho- ord to 3-0 with to be factor the a 13m triumph a in race as lic at Schools New- its Stadium, Enrollment against Morris Catholic, will good running game proved Dips ark, and North Bergen and meet Harrison at the latter’s against Our Lady of the Val- St. Michael's at Roosevelt field Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. and St. ley. Stadium. Union City. • Mary’s will entertain Don Bos- The Crusaders came close to St. Benedict's will Irish Will Grid Prep en- co Oct. 20 in non-conference scoring several times, but Drop Sport tertain Central Oct. 19 and matches. couldn't de- punch through e Our of Lady the Lake wiU be UNION CITY Football, new archdiocesan regional termined Vslley defense. Ora- TWO OF THE home Ferris Oct. 20 which has carried St. Michael'* school three players idle against opens in Jersey City tory wet as it prepared who arc to complete the High School to athletic next a in sharing the individual to another hah independent heights fall, sharp drop en- attempt to a leed in North agenda. during the past decade, has rollment at SL Michael's is scoring Jersey, losing skid which has reached Pst of fallrn victim to Quarto Immaculate 22 DELBARTON population anticipated. games. brings a lev• shifts and the of Conception and Jim Koshlap opening a "Our school administrators Terry Cunningham’s en-game victory skein Into this sharp school in of DePaul. will be new all-boys high feel they can better maintain meeting quarterbacking end Kettel’i big battle, the last toss com- head in tills the educational on contest. Each Jersey City. and spiritual bruising running seat Valley ing at the hands of Farragut to third last Rev. Godfrey Kasper, C.P., objectives of St. Michael's by its straight, but the season. In fact, Delbar this sport," he Orange team will not have ton han't been able director, announced Oct. 14 discontinuing an to atop that interschotastic football said. Pirates Run opportunity to build iu lead the Saifor* since the teams will be from since it has a non-conference started playing each other in dropped the SIX EMERSON athletic the High School match with an alwaye-tough 1960. program following student* last Harrison team the current season. were suspended Past Two Foes Valley will be However, margin was week for smearing blue paint the slim—l 2 - 7—last and watching DePaul-Immacu- year •TT HAS BECOME increas- on SL Michael’s High School NEW YORK - Seton Hall late Conception struggle since coach Bill Regan's team is ingly difficult to field a full University had its first not- prior to a gam* with the Irish. it may be battling with the moving in high gear to 1963 for football with the This discounted on the Van Cortlandt Park survivor for When squad was as prompt- ing the crown later Delbarton blasted Mont- small enrollment of (366) the cross country course Oct. 12 in the clair boys ing dropping of see son. Academy, 450, Oct. 12. football, at St. Father and scored double Michael's.” God- however. Father a victory vns STAMoume it raised the victors' point- Godfrey ex- Other Schools Enter ‘‘For in a frey pointed out. that triangular meet with \ M « total to years. plained the decision had nt*» 109. the vm«» • n o highest among Central Connecticut St. Michael’s has played a been made before State and North Jersey chibs. the season schedule much Kings Point. irttr? • beyond ito started, but was being with- i: s Quarterback Micky Goer- _.The Pirates defeated Con- strength or capacity. To play held until after the final assasr : i s ricro's passing and running game Essex „• smaller schools igcticut, 32-35 Bruce An- Catholic to NY high or an of the season. Skip Meet and Alan GueatJier's receiving drews led the Pirates in third regr ji a s easier schedule has been have been the the leaked ED GRANT division features of the "BuL news out," followed Herb Ger- By was St. with 22 Art deemed fitter, by Aloysios, crown potato as MTHI Green impractical." Father Wave offense thus far. “so, I which tallied 237 points for Martin Godfrey said, »ann. fourth; Tom and Fred Lane ran 1-2. He added that Tushing- NEWARK—Several New Jer- about 85% of decided to make the formal seventh ST. PETER'S an- sixth; Germans, both freshman di- ii 5 coasted ham. George Catholic Track Conference Bergen won ETjSSr Prop the football team consists of sey Cn■■lam .a L. V*e nouncement rather than let U and Joe Kroh, NJCTC teams I I u into the column—29-0 seventh, 12th. teams completely visions. with Essex providing victory will enter the eastern Jersey City boys. When the spread as a rumor." dominated the the individual against tub-varsity winners in Jim Snyder—after an open- ST. PETER’S Its sea- intcrechobjtic cross-country opened competition. Essex Cathotoc deadlock MrLaughia and Marita Trio Shares ing with St. Joseph's son with a 20-35 defeat o( meet Fordhem sponsored by the aod the Petrvans romped to Junior varsity Uguort. wtU find Trenton State at Lincoln Park University at Van Cortlandt their hopes lor a South Hud- Oct. 7. Dick Harvey set a Park, the Bronx. Oct 19, but Scoring Lead son title on the hoe this week. record of 28:51 for the Lin- Essex Catholic be For will reeling T-CCC Debuts NEWARK - BUI of which Park Jordan Bayonne, U 20. crlr- coln course and was fol- up for the NJCTC champion Si Jim of brated first lowed the Cecilia's, Koshlap its success in over line Richie Oct. S£AT-BELTS\ 26. by ships DePaul and Pat Quarto of Im- years against St Peter'* last Marino. Tom Kraft and Dan The Eagles posted a mayor Crusaders in maculate Conception each and the Bees Freshmen Don Dons, year have thetr Toomey. victory in the "A’’ division of Warm-ups scored three touchdowns last eyes on the \ and John crown as veil. Snyder Bonder, run- the Dickinson invitation meet MUFFLERS\ week to bolt from The trailed Don the in contest with a six-way Petreans must beat both Har- Oct 12 and would be Boeco. defending a a St. Mary’s ning unofficially, among and Catho- tie for third to a and Lincoln and Marino, champion, Bergen team which has not three-way Bayonne to stay vey respectively, the favorites U entered in the woe. the split of first alive The Seton Hall frosb scared lic, top contender, will place in the race in the race. New York meet. But coach have week of BEFORE BEING of North 24-31 Central one more prepa- blanked. Jersey Catholic Manst. a victory over Fred Dwyer that he is although unable to says 250. by Paramua Oct Connecticut with Richie ration before they launch an 12. Ber- schoolboy scoring honors. not going to rnk any injuries, stuck gen Catholic had shut The Myers and Vadim Scahldeoko on a two-game lead out two three have six TDs "just to prove something to which St Cecilia’s foes and the Crusaders will be SHOTGUNS RIFLES 1-2. the former clock- has built •piece lor 36 potato. Koshlap placing those New Yorkers.** SjmKABSWM® fooktag to ing 16:42. in the Tri-County Cathofic Con- recover theee win- and Quarto In two games aod HAND GUNS an ference football race. ning ways against ahrayi- Jordan in three Alan Gurn DWYER FEELS that a team Both the Dorn and the Cm- tough Scion HaQ squad who leads must practice ther, a high-scoring Kopil Cops regularly over The cirri will make their Pony Pirates have not Drib the Van lulls »a 1963 arton chib, bolds fourth PORT L. L Cortlandt to WASHINGTON, won in three but T-CCC debuts Oct. 17 Mean- games, they with 30 —Former Villa avoid the risk of a turned place potato. nova star did tie in last while. Don Boaco will visit St. their two times ankle on the treacherous Ralph Ulore of St Benedict's Johnny Kopil of Bayonne out. the latest evat m aunt m itock Mary’s (R) and Bergen Cath- a 7 7 standoff scored an slopes. ”We have a good sea- Prep completes the first five upset victory m the with Red Bank Catholic 1m lart II «* Hm olic will host Oct . . ft be to Seton Hail . n 7777 AA.U. 251010- son before us. so why risk tt with r points VP metropolitan Oct. 20 13. Bergen Catholic would like meter fo: one be adds II J. SaiactlM JU championship Oct. 13 race,” to atone for some of tha one- The leaders are: here. Esacx Catholic left doubt Pointing toward the no sided defeats ST. CECILIA'S, which rais- which U has T® rsTR*» DENVILLE of its in New Jer- -- Olympic marathon trials in superiority been handed ed its record to 2-0 with a 15 in recent years : : 2 harrier tottr 1964, covered the 151'2- sey circle* with Us Kopil 13 victory against Queen of by Seton Hall Dickinson ; : mile course in 1:26:29.2. showing in the meet. s Peace Oct. 12. wQI be at In two Phis The five attempts. Pope Eagles placed boys in and home with Xavier Queen has not been able to score tod : the first ■m*.- i g 14 finishers to score K* of Peace will visit St. Jo- the ' 1- '-MV * • M Eagles may find trouble 40 points against 70 for ■ in. Mona s a as arc (WNY) other seph’s in games that first W*e*. t—a laa 1 | tl Risk-Running ood annexing victory place llanoverPark. West- Clararlii ot- ! involving T-CCC teams that again this week. Valter • !« <4 When a crystal-ball gaz- Passaic, field was third, followed by afternoon. Pope Plus, the fifth which had been buried the ! : s er predicts upsets, he runs gsrv'sxs. Bergen Catholic. Seton Hall is »#• member, will meet intra-city previous week rrLSrsi—' the risk of coming off with by CUfton. sur- and Brothers. r Christian foe Passaic Oct 19. Garfield last week fc • a percentage of set- prised to high gwi Greg Ryan led Easex y again set the far ■ J backs The res- Following a tough, SO loss stage its home- Advocate's Catholic in second about place, town ident iter tabbed few the previous week. St Ce- struggle with Pope Pius a sur- 50 yards back of Hanover's cilia's rebounded to nail down »,v prises which didn’t surprise ▼MS ITAMD* MSI Jack Endnkat, last year's a of Peace bid tar * * n -last weekend and was left Queen pos- ; a* state 111 •"i" ieiM» • e e e w Group cross-country sible honors In the lone w ith nine correct selections league and mile champion. Don Hobha league game last week. r*w e t a M in 15 games. *»««■■ placed third, John O'Leary 1 Sf •'•OK a 1 u i» && **■ The season record The Saints' Bill Jordan, who CORVETTE drop- »«»"*■* ninth. Larry Rooney 12th and Sserw* ped to 28 in 40 a opened the season with three TO tries, ■ . RAT m _ _ Bauer 14th _ . George r Cocuu i a a drop to .700. touchdowns against Pope Pius, m '63 "IEFTOVERS"! Mamas, u V KNDRIKAT his effort against the tu * WAS clocked in repeated c,V • • Fabulous Vi-- i' .. Selection tNPaaeute. o. I • « 12:40 over the 2-4/2-mile dis- to bolster his Queensmen Grass*. SL Vacua', 1 a Colore A •. All Powers tance Tim McLoone of Seton league-leading total to 36 ..Tremendous Reductions school Hall placed seventh and Gerry points—a 25point edge over Mike Marrone of Mahle led Bergen Catholic in runner-up STATION WAGON •OUTI Queen of who has 17 16th spot Peace, ot grid seven It is quite that points. HEADQUARTERS probable Han- »t 47 Park After its first two slate over and WeetfMd will losing '■gTA PA* take the games. Don Boaco handed AMU! state 111 and Group i Wii CO 1-7100 its first IV honors at Warinanco Part Brooklyn Prep loss. (ASvacaU wlarOWM la MMaral «••• H 2514, Oct. 12 on the of 1 o O. at Our Parrla al L. Lake Kennedy Lady of the 47 CINTKAi AVI Manat al SMaa CaNtOSt GILHULY'S Volley placed second fo 12:50. - Marin Saraaa as St MtcSaat r IVC) ■AST ORANM The Catholic **• 4aaaa*'i (WMYI top school in this lAR at Saraia RESTAURANT and UT. Srtoa Mall Clinear I*ll tl. Xa.lcr al Caclfa'i (SI an uh •—Bit D|U faatrraaca • l.iirtim Ml Dlum Century Passes Results Last Week (onv.ni.nl fl SOUTH lo Coll Mum A ...is 7, ft ORANGE - The 100th Choir. ind fora ;art*ret U Lata •w Win.* IJtwn, 6&KfytMrfen , • anniversary of intercollegiate inCUI MlllTMl F sErmV s£#. FIIVATI FAITHS at Seton Hall sports University ACCOMMOOATINA H H M PAUL'S will MOTORS ft. be marked Oct 22. The h Al»_ M «MA M. fwn riu at Micharr. u vniftte c*yo stopping Viillv «... ,|, II operation Caeca Catholic XI. Xavier f Pirates defeated NEW YORK CITY ViiU.i fumeculate }l. Barter-mart Fordham, f GolM' In Rd & Loin* It* 1 Ai O. L. Valiev U. Mania Catholic a 20-16, baseball Oct. 22, 1863. At Port Newark and Elisabeth can be 2 HAW UIOI NI found thousands ■ of truck trailers that “take HA 7-2530 to sea”. These 35-foot “crates" fifes# can be I‘atar'a J*. detached from the St Harder « trailer chassis within secomk iatca MaM 7. Rad Baal Catholla 7 ST. 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JOSEPH'S GUEST HOUSES root, aqua blue V 4, joyable in a why body, PB.. variety of ways. PB., R & For portance as an 1M4.1M4 ST. JOSEPH'S, H, W/W (2593 illustrated booklet write export-import center will NCW JItMY DENVILLE BOAT SULLIVAN Schieffelin4 80 continue to COUNTY, N.Y. Cos.. Cooper 6q., grow. TIRO INTIN Am TEL MONTICELLO A SPORTS CENTER 770 '6O PLYMOUTH Sew Vori, Dept. 1 7 3030 PUBLIC BERVICE lOA (Conducted the Sta. ELECTRIC AND BAB COMPANY by Sitter, of St. Dominic of Amityyllla) Wag., 4 Door, 8 cyl., auto. ® R 4 H W/W CHARTREUSE (1293 Servant of a Yellow Taxpaying Groat State MProof e Oroeo US Proof 16 THE ADVOCATE October 17, 1963 Disaster Areas Catechists Important Receiving Aid In Mission Areas Am Advocot* Nrwt of Summery clothing was also sent by the agency's European office. An- Church forces in the U. S. other $8,400 was made avail- Catechists are an important and Rome mobilized to aid vic- able to CRS a denomi- to by non asset any mission. They are tim* of last week’s two major national British relief the hands for the organiza- eyes, the ears, the Society Propagation disaster* the flood in north- tion. and the feet of the mission- of the Faith ern Italy caused by a landslide aries. little Very headway at Vaiont Dam and the de- POPE PAUL also sent Archdiocese of Newark: mes- can be made without them, as vastation In Haiti and Cuba sages of and relief Most Rev. Martin W. sympathy cannot into Stanton, S.T.D. the priest enter eaused Hurricane Flora. funds to Haiti and Cuba. Rev. John F. by Thirty contact with the Very Msgr. Davis personal tons of medical were 31 Newark supplies thousands to be Mulberry St, N.J. <23-8308. POPE PAUL VI ordered many con- 2, Phone re- the Catholic Medi- Hours: • to shipped by verted. Daily, a.m. $ p.m.; 8 to 12. lief into the BclJuno Saturday, a.m. supplies cal Mission Board in New York where A catechist is a lay curate region of Italy the city Diocese of Paterson: and additional supplies were to the with of almost missionary charge Longarone was wip- CRS. Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis sent out by Food, clothing number of In ed out. over a villages. blankets 24 DeGrasse St, Paterson I, NJ. Phone and were shipped to ARiuory 4 0400 The fact, the missionary should Pontiff sent a tele- Hours: DaUy, 0 a.m. to 5 the Island of Martinique by vii- p.m.; Saturday, 0 a.m. to 12. have a catechist in every gram expressing his and grief CRS. that his ab- also lage, so during Domsiiomt to lb* lb* a personal contribution to Society for Proposition of lb* On Sunday, Pope Paul led sences the converts will not be aid relief work. Fditb *r» imcom* t*x Peter's deductible. 30.000 in St. alone. people left Caravans of trucks were dis- in reciting the Angelus rule there are far too of Square Asa the Catholic churches in Haiti were devastated from Rome DEVASTATION - Mast by Hurricane patched and other for the victims of the two ca- few the This is air of catechists, as even which Flora. an photo the church at Haitians cities to material col- the catechists' salaries, concept of man's lift and des- Aquin where many who sought supply ta strophes. most meager wage makes a run from a month? refuge from the storm were killed when the roof lected by the Pontifical Relief the $23 tiny." says Bishop Pinera. collapsed. TheHoly Father prefaced heavy drain on the mission The Society for the Organization. Propa- Bishop Pinera out "we ask of And catechists have points prayer by saying budget of the Faith will gladly that how this for tha gation society is remade Catholic Relief Services- Mary eternal peace who must be N.J. Location families, too, forward catechist to is of Maryknoll Project for the support tremendous NCWC, the American agency consolation clothed and fed. importance victims, this the missions needing help not only to Latin Americans which is the world’s re- survivors, and reward for all More and is be- For largest more care but Mission Unit most. to North Americans lief sent those who from this common to catechist as organization, $15,000 ing given training, well. "None of taka WASHINGTON The in cash and 100 tons of U. S, disaster find to exer- and schools for ua can a (NC) in Bolivia reason catechists are Jailed Missioner disinterested attitude." be ex- Consoiats Fathers are Co-op government foodstuffs cise human and togeth- moving surplus piety part of avery up-to-date mis- plains. "Confronted with the their from here to the stricken area. A erness." sion WUI to headquarters supply area. you help pay Now Be Aided travails of May the Church and iU to Somerset. N. J., tha so- Chi- people in Latin Cath- in this Rev. George Wong, a America, ciety's superior coun- Is Cited as Model the first olics in the US. take announced. nese native who spent can no try ALBERT H. Inc. of Jesuit life In isolationist view view Rev. N. HOPPER. Mission seven years —a Ambrose Ravasi. DETROIT (NC)-A small The Appeal co- a large cooperative. co- which so far MONUMENTS • WY 1-226A-67 the U.S. Is now spending an- as the universal I M.C., said the society hat Brazil-nut MAUSOLEUMS operative of and rub- operative has three operations concept of IM-MI N*. At Cathedral other seven at a Shanghai Catholicism is con- purchased a 93-acre tract lo- ber workers Im4 (Oppo.lt. Hair Crou) Arfeptwi in the Jungle re- —a Brazil-nut plant; a rubber cerned is years of horror utterly repugnant. cated on Rt. 27 between gion of northeastern BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER prison—seven Bolivia is processing plant and a plant User. John r, Davis will "We would be and hell, confessing the faith truly lacking Princeton and New Bruns- out being pointed as a model for making Brazil-nut oil. nuke behalf in Catholic the an appeal on to confound communist per- vision, vision wick. The move will be com- (or other areas. Six Blanca Flor SAVE UP 30% of the Society forthe Propa- of a great of the chll years ago TO secutors. family pleted in December. The so- The Blanca Flor cooperative had one 10 miles of the Faith on Oct. dren of path gation God, if we were to magaiine. Consolst» kmg. Immm A*, H. lit. A of a bit ciety’s Is a 133.000 acre tract of jun- wky ft W.pp.f n lorfMl means alleviating it has 47 miles of roads £ 20 at Sacred Heart Cathe- close our Today, » eyes to the problems Missions, trill be in' ■M.wl.nvr.r of Mm.fi.la ia N.w J.n.y of bis supplying published gle given to the suffering by Maryknoll plus a airfield built Magr. Joseph A. confronting our Church in bouse mile-long edrai, necessities of Somerset, but its of Fathers the Bolivian •W. Mto mar la fOxauaf “One sees I here tor Oct. X at T P M CwAkml Or 480 AVENUE 591 JERSEY AVENUE prtaafei and Bnthm here is faced with the tre- »i«li ,i UKflr COUNTY SANFORD Father Sheenin. tin is as- • Carttta MU •MOM mendous challenge of saving New Mission Parish NEWARK, N. J. JERSEY CITY, N. J. • A signed to work tn South Amer- not souls, but of civilisa- TRINKA FUNIRAI EStex Oldfield 3-2266 only LOUIS (NC> SERVICE 3-6053 ica, trill be the second mem- ST - The St. tion itself. If the Church does MAYWOOD • BOGOTA JOHN J. QUINN WILLIAM INC. ber at his to enter the Louis Archdiocese, with nine SCHLEMM. nn rod mrc vtrtmuATtos assist Latin family not in remaking LITTLE FERRY FUNERAL mission fields. His sister. Sit- priests at two parishes in the HOME 539 BERGEN AVE. SOCIETY OF American society in aocord- ter Roeanne. SC M M La Pas Archdiocese in Bolivia, HUbbard 7 3050 323-329 PARK AVENUE JERSEY Mary , CITY. N. J. ance with Christian teachings, THE DIVINE WORD la stationed Medical Mis- will at a shortly assume respon- N. J. JOHN J. tha leftists will remake it in VOLX FUNIRAI HOMES ORANGE. CARTY. GIRARD. PA. Annuity DrpC sion Sisters' hospital in Ghana. sibility lor a third parish to accordance with an atheetic TEANECKi TE 6-0303 ORange 3-6348 MANAGER A native at DuneUen, Father that country BOGOTA. HU 9-3303 KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME HEnderton 4 0411 101 School there. St Peter’s High UNION AVENUE EARL F. BOSWORTH JOHN J. FEENEY ft SONS CONTINUING OUR School. New Brunswick, and CHAPEL APPEAL THAT FAILED BELLEVILLE. N. J. 311 WILLOW AVENUE 333 St Peter's He FRANKLIN AVENUE College. en- Plymouth 9-3503 HOBOKEN, N. J. tered the Benedictine Mission- W# tel* I* teall defeat. N. I'imUi we u«»itccrWul la r RIDGEWOOD. J. TOP DIVIDEND RATE using FRANK Oldfield 9 1455 hare in 1103 McGEE ary Seminary ctepeL TW? larrly gw Gilbert 4-7650 525 SUMMER AVENUE Oldfield 9-1456 Father ffhann was ordained •ter* (I.NI ate •• ten au; fra* GORMKY FUNIRAL HOME In IMO after theolo- •raa N. J. BUNNEU FUNERAL HOME completing mhwtMury-wUtead readers. NEWARK. gical studies at St s OeessionsUj 335 UNION HUmboldt Mary nai.M wfctet a STREET 2-2222 41 Highland Ave. Abbey. Morristown He bss ate* a MEMORIAL tte NJ. at iteH HACKENSACK. MURRAY Jertey City, N. J. since served as assistant di- la af a tea Weed n«. a wtf# ac HUbbord 7-1010 FUNERAL Charlet A. Steveni, rector of the at Peace aatter SERVICE Queen a alter relative*. Tte .Star I 0 CLIFFORD H PEINECKE MICHAEL J. Manager retreat bouse. ate Mitel* Eaal ut tetite wuh MURRAT, * DElawore 3-6446 Bat 1331 ROAD la ite um at tte rtepri TEANECR Director 206 al BERAXJO la E Utopia. WEST ENGLEWOOD N. J. BELLFVIUE AVENUE LAWRENCE G. QUINN to wo did a FUNERAL HOME Bishop Pay »ar» par Job as aar reproseatoUto FRANCIS X. FAHEY. BLOOMFIELD. NJ. la Ua« reminded on. Only MM af PI 3-2527 298 ACADEMY ST. Tax on Estate Manoger *• **•«*• f*te la frtei te.... . „ .. aar TE 7-3333 MURPHY (at TMfMyM*jte

No uniform U needed, no OORMLEY FUNERAL HOME ipsciil parade to march to. no ban* BLOOMFIELD, N. J. teat to aUend. You don't even have to give tte mystic haad- HUELSENBECK Pilgrim 3-8400 154 WASHINGTON PLACE •hak* whan loin tte CATHOLIC NEAR you EAST WELFARE PASSAIC, N. J. ASSOCIATION. But MEMORIAL HOME FLOOD HOME MAKE you wtU learn tte wonderful things FUNERAL YOUR MONEY WORK wt are PRetcott 9-3183 FOR YOU abU do latte NEAR 1108 So. Orange Andrew W. to and MIDDLE EAST Ay#. Flood, through your Mgr. fenaroua help. Tte tmaU fa* Newark N. J. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME ($1 a year for a atngla person U 6, 112 So. Munn Ave. ua for a family) anablaa to atari new and Korl W. Hueltenbeck 27-29 HARDING AVENUE parishes strengthen Eatt Orange, N. J. •Id on** through thaaa lands whan Invest it and U>a gnat haven't CLIFTON. wisely securely through our majority Director ORange 4-4445 N. J. accepted Christ'* You share teachings. latte graces of th* PRetcott 7-3002 EStex 2-1600 MArket Maaaas of 19.000 2-2530 priaaU. th* Holy Fathar'a Mas*** and thoaa LIFE INCOME MISSION HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME CONTRACT «f Cardinal Spallman. our Proaldent. CCDEY S FUNERAL SERVICE CODEYS FUNERAL SERVICE 171 WASHINGTON PUCE (AN ANNUITY) 77 PARK STREET 69 HIGH STREET THE MOVING FINGER PASSAIC, N. J. WRITES MONTCLAIR, N. J. ORANGE, N. J. PRetcott Today roc 7-0141 and will receive t aliana an rising In Asia ate falling la you May parts Pilgrim 4-0005 ORange 4-7554 •f UM world. A mystery af sorely. Oar OORNY ft grace task la to cooperate OORNY with Gad'* grace. On* af th* A rat* hoot way* la to help • g:oroe ahr high of inter** I An murad depudabU incom* poor wm* ft son MORTUARY taarUn or Stator toward* a gnat and holy goal, ft a 700 week for NYE 519 MARSHALL to . at AVENUE HUDSON STREET according your age. 5 long aa By*. Mxmn COUNTY you ftaaneaa a aaaalaarUa Uk* JOSEPH AYYANCOLIL or IRVINGTON. N. J. PATERSON, N. J. lISTEB a CLARET; U wash far twa years pays a Stator's train* A remembrance in the and Matvet of our EStex 3-1030 prayert Th* LEBER FUNERAL HOME MUlberry 4-5400 tag. MM ar MM can te paid la Installments arar tte yaars. miuionanet the world. S.VD, throughout Tan will ahan to 20th ST. ft ttelr Jan ate Massing* and will inly ba HUDSON BLVD. you R:Z«M FUNERAL a missionary's A HOME datag work. wonderful thonghi. UNION CITY, N. J. 579 Grove Street UNION COUNTY Dear UNlon 3-1100 Monatgnor Ryan; Irvington, N. J. Rnalaate plaaa* Bad far HOWARD J. BRENNAN .. ~,, EStex 3-8700 GORNY ft OORNY 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. MORTUARY STANTON FUNERAL HOME WtST NEW YORK, N. J. 330 J6l ELIZABETH AVENUE Cl* . FRANKLIN AVENUE Eon*.... SUto. UNIon 7-0373 NUTLEY, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. ’ INC. NOrth 7-3131 WILLIAM SCHLEMM, Elizabeth 2-1415 2200 HUDSON BLVD. MILLER-BANNWORTH MURPIiY j^lllcarßstCDisstonsjMi MEMORIAL HOME UNION N. J. CITY, FUNERAL HOME ftANOI CAtttNM JfltlMAM, Pre.ldeal 102 FLEMING AVENUE WILLIAM SCHLEMM, 1053 EAST JERSEY ST. N. REV. FATHER RALPH, s.vd. NEWARK, J. MANAGER N. catholic universities ELIZABETH, J. MArket 3 0514 UNIon 7-1000 Elizabeth 2-6664 CAIHOUC NIAR lAST WHFAM ASSOCIATION 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 410 Lexington Avv.ot 46th S#. N«w York 17,N. Y. *M» wetton call The Advocate. MArket 4-0700 Catholic Rural Unit October 17, 1863 THE ADVOCATE 17 Pray for Them Backs Sale of Wheat Father of Elizabeth Dies at GRAND Foley Debate FORKS. N.D. (NC) here a meeting of its board of ELIZABETH - -- The Rev. Paul ton School. tended council aessiona until National Catholic Rural directors. 59, Apostolic Nuncio to tha " L c Conference Anthony Foley, 0.5.8., SS, as- After two at Deibar- the day before he died. baa endorsed The resolution said con- years Philippines, died Oct g in the aistant pastor •ale of U.S. wheat at Blessed Sac- ton, he was transferred to the Bishop Smith's was to Russia trast between communist food body Rome while attending tha Vati- rament Church and a teacher •od Soviet satellite of St. Benedict's flown to the U.S. Oct. 11, ac- countries. shortages and U.S. farm sur- faculty Prep. can Council. at Sacred Heart High School, where he remained companied is "clear of the Newark, by Bishop Navagh. The NCRLC said tele- pluses proof died Oct. 12 Bernard T. Rat- In a at St. Peter's until 1954 when he to In Msgr. of came Ogdensburg, Bishop Navagh rr*m to superiority our free, family- President Kennedy Prep. Jersey while serv- offered tlgan, 54, former vice rector Cky. Sacred Heart. He served as a Pontifical Requiem that there type farms over the state- are "both moral and as moderator of the Catholic of ing of Sacred athletic director for Mass Oct. 15 in St. University operated farms of tome Mary's practical reasons" for communist Heart! team. A Cathedral. America, died in Boston. stepped- nations." debating years and then aa moderator up trade relationa with com- Solemn Maaa Native The Requiem was of the A of munist bloc statement said: "Al- debating society. Attica, N.Y., nations, including offered Oct. 15 In at Sacred Rev. Smith attended your Prayers alio remem- the God gave the Very George Sherry. Bishop wheat sale. mighty us re- Heart Church. 0.5.8., prior of St. Mary's Canisius College, and her these sources to abund- Buffalo, tirerated priest!: President produce an Born Kennedy an- in offered the the North American food Worcester, Mass., Priory, Newark, nounced at his ant supply to nourish College, press confer- Father Foley waa an alumnus Requiem Maas, assisted by Rome. After his ordination in people. Christ our Lord warns Netcark ence Oct. 9 that he hat of Croat ... ap- Holy He en- Thomas J. Rome in he took that College. Msgr. Donnelly, 1929, ad- proved sale of VS. wheat severe judgment will be Rev. Edmund to tered the order In Oct meted Benedictine pastor of Immaculate ditional itudies at the Pontifi- O'Keefe, and East out to those who refuse Concep- Russia Montreal and 19, 1923 European was tion, Rev. William cal for Juridical to feed their brethren ordained Elizabeth; Seminary satellites. hungry 14. 1984. Father Rev. Salvatore Juny Norman, of Sacred Studies. the Foley 0.5.8., Barbate, "Hence, only most seri- Oct THE AMOUNT aerved at two Heart School and served C.F.C., 19, 1940 of wheat In- Massachusetts High Rev. He as assistant pas- ous reasons our with- volved justify Rev John J. is to parishes before coming to Christian Casper, 0.5.8., of tor of St. Old Cathe- Finnerty. Oct. expected total holding food from Joseph's hungry New in 1940 19, 1955 •even million worth $375 Jersey to teach Sacred Heart Abbot dral in assistant tons, of the nation parish. Buffalo, aa people regardless at the Rev. Herbert million. Other nations newly-founded Deibar Patrick M. O'Brien the chancellor and allied in which live." gave then chancellor McDevltt, C.P., they Oct. 19, 1957 with the final Benediction. until his U.S., The statement as Aux- including referred appointment Rev. and John Joseph Canada Australia, have re- to RED William F. Father Foley ia survived by iliary to Bishop A. O'Brien, John's in MASS - Msgr. Louis, chancellor, Plan Seminar Joseph Pope comments celebrated Oct. 21. 1934 cently made extensive a brother. Jeremiah A. Burke on wheat his Pacem the annual Red Moss for the Catholic Foley July 9, 1952. encyclical in Ter- lawyers Guild of Rev. and flour of South M. sales to the ris the Diocese of Hadley, Mass , and Smith and Alphonsus Schaekan. com- to the effect that Paterson Oct. 10 at St. John's On Bishop Bishop changes Cathedral. Prayer Oct. 22. 1915 munist bloc. a sister, Mrs. C.A. Callahan consecrated in communist His is Navagh were in regimes may server Joseph M. a from Paterson. Rev. NCRLC Keegan, lawyer SOUTH of N. Y. Joseph J. Oct. The took its stand make it ORANGE—The Newburgh, the same ceremony In St. Jo- Gately, possible to consider The Rev. John sermon by T. Catoir, assistant 22. 1922 on the wheat sale issue chancellor, of of the Cathedral in Buffalo during "anew toward Apostleehip Prayer seph's policy” them devoted to Court Rev. Michael was the Supreme prayer Archdiocese of Newark P. decision. will Smith Sept 24. 1952 When Biahop Corcoran, hold its Hiihop Oct. 23. 1928 annual seminar for Navagh was transferred from Plans Rest’ teachers at Seton ROME (NC) - A Pontifical Rev John Oct ‘Long Hall Univer- Ogdensburg to Pstereon in Ivanow, 23 Kraft to Address sity Nov. 17 at Requiem Mass was offered for 1944 2 p m. February. Bishop Smith was Mtgr. Bishop Leo R. Smith of Og- Rev. Gideon De Anthony J. Connell, named to succeed him. Vincentils, Archeology in Our Oct 24. 1930 Group archdiocesan director, will con- densburg, N.Y., Lady Jesuit duct the of Church here Bish- nt. Rev. seminar which is Mercy by Msgr. Michael Mer- Freed - Soviets SOUTH ORANGE Herbert open to Other Deathn by teachers of James J. of Pater- . . . cotino. Oct. 24. Catholic op Navagh 1945 C Kraft, director of the Scton gram- his mar, high school and Confra- son, longtime friend with Eugene G. of Hall University museum, wtll Boyle Bayonne, ternity of Christian whom be was consecrated as brother of address the Doctrine Slater Evangelista. Palenton Archeological So- . . . classes The a talks will coocrrn Bishop Nine Cardinals and SS.J., of Good New- 23 ciety of New Jersey at its fall Counsel, Years Rev. Vincent After the use of the 300 Bishops attended the Mass W. Paloxzo, Oct as Prisoner of ark. and father of Sister Alla on the here AposUethip meeting carapua 19, 1939 Prayer in forming the Bishop Smith. St. who was of Oct X». prayer Anne the Congregation of NEW and Rt Rev. YORK - apostolic life named head of Msgr William V. (NC) Rev. Mother of children the Ogdens- Notre Dame, Mary the a luncheon Bourbonnais, HI., Walter Evangeline, Arctic Ocean, where he Following at The Dunn. Oct. M. seminar will be held in Diocese lest died 20. 1954 Cisxek. S.J.. a provincial superior of Student burg February, Oct. 9. the was forced to labor Bishop Dougherty Cen- Rev. Prisoner id the Soviet in Soviet the new Bishop died of a heart attack Oct. 9 Rocco D'Annunzio, Oct. Union Bernardue Sisters Dougherty Stu of tha coal and ter. the members will Professor Camillo for nickel j adjourn drnt CenteT. Caorsane- 21. 1955 23 years, returned home Third n The principal ad- in a Rome convent where be Order of St. Fraacu. to 1959 Father Cisxek McLaughlin Library for the dress fo, 73. prosecutor w the Vati- Columbus Day wan sent will be given by had resided while here to tired and Reading. Pa and Mrs. Msgr at- , Helen to the warmer meeting Kraft has an can a tittle region prepared Wlllism F. City tribunal,died nervous, but Gearhart Siberian Furlong, arebdio- tend the ecumenical council recently TO "very of D C. exhibit on "The BUY, Washington. of Origins and director in Rome. SELL, rent or bappy" to be back in the U.S. Krasnoyarsk, and some cessn of the The had been Mrs. Gearhart said Aposio- Bishop slightly advertise in the Father ume Uter of Man." hire, classi- Newsmen to town Prehistory late far Vocations. greeted the 59- Cisxek would Abakan, a ill for several but had at- Arch Salvatore fied take days bishop SUno, section of The Advocate a "long oordmnt Outer year-old Jesuit ldlewild Mongolia. at rest" snd would later meet There he worked Airport and asked aa a him when with other garage I 4J« members of hit milartlon par lina _ 4 he mechanic and was last called Father." enjoyed the re- 40t large family, which includes Uuve par l.n# Minirav*" 3 lino* freedom rt the town' The priest his 10 brothers and sisters. Daorfl.oa 4 P.M. paused, eyes He said his relations with the misted and he "When Wriia ta Th* AdtKotf replied: Soviet CLASSIFIED people whom FATHER he met MARKET 31 Clinton I CISZEK born S», was in Poland" was PUCE I Na-otk. N. J. nearly were Nov. "very »• MArkaf 1 * 4, 1904, in Shenandoah, friendly." phono 44)700, t.l, J quarter-century ago. help Pa. After wAWTIb Kmail completing high AUI6 MAIUi _ CAIJ WMAltts-Mgw gAf PAINTS FATHER HARDWARE'- REAIESTATI (TSZEK was re- school in Shenandoah, he •E have en- England Eases openingsroa lc*aed CHEVROIETS PONTIAC • TEMPEST along with an Ameri- tered SS. Cyril and Methodius FEMALESTENO THOMPSONS MORRIS PLAINS «avs rvkhuzm Mama W. at Orchard _ RAMBLER haadwaaa rrou ■tudent. Mskioen. Seminary t*~ Mm t Urfa Miim te Lake. TYPIST • Caak * Dion • Pliutmrrh Palnta of Tuition Rates *0 IM* - 24. Aahburnham. Mich to for IVMnt, n-t.ir» * Anaaai Mass., in . study the prieet SECRETARY MROZEK AUTO SALES 4 Krau • fiiftkr Hird» ar* for two Soviet hood. LONDON l & S Praa Hilnto phon« PI ««XM exchange MALE spies (NC) Parents . SALES op— riMti t i INSURANCE Catholic t J PARISH. t* >~»*i Mil »im nounced two-for-two studied at St Andrew mil EXECUTIVE tot-* hwmTiw.* prisoner on Hud- pay smaller tuition hn an Mwt4 OW All f "maxt otiibc . I'aMfe MV lam mu un VIVIAN *y.*? ™ bam exchange. Released at son Novitiate. this POOASKI **?“- hi] the Poughkeepsie. year became eg change* aame time and N St. CHEVROLET RAMBLER AGENCY sent back to Y.. Isaac Jogues Noviti- Introduced by the Education BURNS the Soviet Union coavai* Lna\mrs rV*/AA>aCX COMITTAVT RIDGEWOOD were Ivan D. ate. WernertviUe, Pa., and Ministry. '»* immm m ai k‘> » AA iMa A hariii I Egorov, a Soviet Woodstock EMPLOYMENT •CONNER CHEVROIET 41, personnel (Md) Parents AGENCY WOLF RAMBLER INC. A— • Hum ■ La* • Pw» Coliege, with more than one CmmWi officer for the United Rrtad A * ***• •» A4 H Rr Nabaos where he his child in MA Tiao ijihk «|M|. completed phil- a grant-aided "and school MWkM W* Phone- 2651783 twrrS. secretariat, and l fate* Attartwd muf his wife osophy studies. who previously paid the tame M lUH Wmy Omr Ct s-ua. ASSY m Ateanftete A«t rll. Pviml N J Aleksandrs. 39. In 1934 he COOK•KITCHEN C)<««•. 8-7311 übt over by according to the »*»*k Mm m. TW MARK E. DALY & SON par- » j iiw S“ Mi Freed Soviets ta. (mm U Uliw A**. ■fiAffiSf Priest Later that Fa- ents' income Ihiu M t year Mtmjao _ rroexj* n "■E- ther Cisxek ucmo practical Uaal Um ,£FU™2 NEW YORK was arrested by tMaac* - Two CMS TALAR VALIANT VOLKSWAGEN we* Mr CAAYBoTVii van UNTO the - PLYMOUTH . MYRRAY - Soviets and charged with NURSES J** AOUrr. r brothers from North u a. Jersey in INC. Avtfcanaad Factory Nwtjrwt mss.l ns. s j, a Soviet Meeting Canaria TOWNE MOTORS were using passport under •HOMMI tar (rttarw «T fvw OUmr MISI among the relatives ftca\ict . fAUTt tile of who name Lipinski and gathered here to en- For School tirade Aircool*d Automotive RUTHERFORD meet m - in rmi awrtM 1 Corp. HENRY P. gaging He was TOWNSEND Rev. Walter espionage IM Cisxek. S.J. Can - M> ~lmi WASHINGTON IM Cml/I OHm DmIW novwo - ctoaaoa - PAcmzac FRED sentenced to for (NC) - US. P. KURGAN freed the jtiJ 15 :aa VaOa, 1l by Russians after IMlOru* Cstholic natal— mm Phon* H Untar 6-1400 years diocesan school su- held for 23 St being years. IS OWN Am. W. uh& N. J. Phono: SO 3-4567 CH perintendent* will hold their SITUATION WANTED 5-2483 • MU 8-4465 They are John Cisxek of RELU CTANT TO relate annual meeting at PL • AD 2-4464 Assump- EDWARDS FORD VOLKSWAGEN 5-1881 SHORT Jersey City, and Jacob details HILLS Cis- many of his imprison- tion COOK tatuw Ml Mnt A** m University, Windsor Ont a snvt norm aiuca wc. xek of Union sales x City. Other ment snd exile. Cisxek Oct fiwni «r. nr—i tar —*■ Father 2224 —rir FOSU» CAM A TRICES brothers aataarta. Itar WIJ >« MATT A* S and sisters are lo- did he name* ssy spent the firat five to be Itarry FALCONS FAIRULXES • uwno . run Topics discussed in- moving 4 (tcmuce cated In Hartford. Conn years of hts local . sentence Phone 489 - 1300 4 LONG DUTAMCA in Mos- clude the relationship between BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY reJutSu''*^*'*****-!®*St hills D and WALPAAC 4 KCSMi ri-utor* Washington. C., Shen- cow's Prison the A-t WMO CAM dkexel mm Lubyanka and the m v. rwM m.. Mar-uM Pa. superintendent Diol MA 4-1597 andoah, At the end of CmMlm tau.l RatartaM TE SPARTA his terra there 5-3200 religious teacher, the lay •tata . ta<—7 Tut tx A nvsn rr. xkwaaa RAMSIRfi he was sent to for- tairT ta B M Arm Car TTS «O\K N I AUTO 4 IM Mr * MALATtKTA 4 Norilsk, a teacher and boards SERVICE REPAIRS *ON9 diocesan ■■■■■ E» aIB kaat N. Siberian rap—. la t PARUaV J LAKE bidding wasteland on of education. ma. ita Am Uta MOHAWK raat . •—« FIETCHER G. M. *nu In Trammlitlon S*rvk« «ta ta— D. TA Ad—. NURSING HOME t uwau FtnaauiA. ford. CAraraWi. Kht. car luui, >1 Ota— ta. .tataH «. J. • MZ3KTRY COST om» ■inn. >1 Aipta. far cahuim. «aa* mm, « »• MA.HOA - (MMUI . CAM LAUACL A CCA lArwi) . «U 1 IHI.II . ADVERTISING HoMK tor aMartp Bn nd < SPECIALTIES U«H • M—UM. I Site. A Arm *rvra WM M run a Araana clmb iHNIM iM car*, rataa LAKE MA *Z Mt I «o *"M IN . Ara* akM. n—a 4 4410A. f. O A SAGINAW LOOKING FOR A SIDE LINE? AM Bap M Cm North N.» Intu Valtop Tart. ttar tan Calntan A ■ rAAXAUs n. Calendar nr aaarr niurt. k. j Jersey Itaa. Runiin uT AAiMin BRIDAL SHOPS PLUMBING 8 HEATING Oru Ho*«h ta AAifttU CR 7-0940 FOX HOLLOW •T ’■ Lnill 4mma AM* FARMS EMILY-KAY BRIDAL SALON' A) AOWT DOWN S. par—»*r~l MMnr Arr* Ua _ OCT. U Ma«p KAN I FRIDAY. exak. pastor of Sacred —to I toara to Ml aokOUNI nuns Heart, 1M Swn«lt. Pna^^H Club, Benedictine Oblate* dinner. Bishop Dough- QUALITY m.Htmt Mum A Laaakar Mail touuM* 4 Air nniriallaai of St PLYMOUTH • 'or Ua U—M BalMrai VALIANT r*«ra - Park First erty Student Center. C S° Crvlaaa - HtMimm TH»* Friday dance, Konmt v' Morristown J . In >ii«n • « |—r °*»tvfSf; «M Araa« A. Ntvark MA Mary's Abbey, - uL» » °Arrut* HIM Old Plantation Inn, Raphael FULLER MOTOR CO. Teaneck, Club, Ridgefield Far r.lll Mmn CM **• "» Mail Day of recollection at Deibar- WMWM 9 Park BARNEY'S COSTELLO Travel Service Inc. *« p.m. discussion _ • y*B Roundtable SUPERMARKET 7-7000 PjjP ton School, Rev. NOrih *• V«« OCT. given by and instructions DISCOUNT FLYMOUTM Ham* U TTU. SATURDAY. 19 on FURNITURE A VALIANT m Mmamiw religion a»a nmu. n Tmu1 _ Christopher Lynn, 0.5.8., U SALAS A holmes agency IjiwreMian and SSmVICS can man Catholic dub. current events. St Fran- FUEL OIL- OIL a.m. WAREHOUSE BURNERS l«W ■ML IM CM. N. II Halaar •m. M Nbw York Third cis School _»l Mm* At*.. «*—it at Saturday hall. 1:30 p.m. Xl rmiorl— An MM Newman Clnb for Students a Tiara ThUiih St John’s West 0« Rauta IE NEWARK UNIon 6-6300 ELMORA TRAVEL SERVICE UNION dance. Hall, Oct. 24 Paterson Thursday. QUACKENBUSH 30th St. Attending State Col- opra Mm.. Wtata. rn. Ma "Par Vaar TraraiUar Pluaan" St Peter's A kiM INC. »» i mo* (iauaty College Public CAL . . TAIP* Park m mu PiamtaAa PLYMOUTH • CHRYSLER LACS ronu L.I Parents and Friends lege Meeting, Our of nn. - ui h.lp you to SirrEia. Lady oil. AtTOkvnc AfA . SHIP AAIL As- lecture "The . » the Myth of Soviet Mcnouß) pujvnuea your comfort ia4 (umarm IN Prva TV art DaUrarp sociation, ML 8L Valley parish, hall, Wayne. PATKRSON ufUVE OUTLET VALIANT - IMPERIAL ° Dominic in laaaaMa Simm u r u ”« prtXutlu Supremacy (7 Riiac * BL fr— Mata MaaUa* Call 8 James Education," by 1 FL 1 , Caldwell Lumen p.m. Lamb, director Mvanrv TrUaad Aarnaaaaai 0350 w> or —a. ciU 00 Academy, M S. Handler of the New opa« Mm. Ikon. A Prt Ma bros. motor salis of the York HaTIC Ava. benefit Association for Interna- SALAS A Slavics JOHN P. McMAHON bridge at the school, 11 Times, a.m. AUTO - NEW tional DEALERS CARS ISM MM Mam* . -1:30 Shoe Development, CuiuM IW Cm Am In lon Mil SO* p.m. fashion show speaker. Immaculate REAL ESTATE Heart of Mary. Dial OLivtr 2-6262 WAYN* Mrs. William Blaiewici chair- Raphael Club. Ridgefield Elizabeth 5-5600 uii W ESSEX Elisabeth Parish CADILLAC «hh ratjan COUNTY bazaar 7- M N. Ataad SL «>m.n Weiss co. man. Park Communion Du.Mli. N. r.vSJ luncheon. 10 (Also JOHN DUFFY FUEL CO. ISM P.i*non «»»»ur* p.m. Oct. 25-39.) SALKS HARRY J. Tpk». The A SLR VICK STEVENS. INC. Win Star of the Sea Council, Ba- Chalet. Rochelle Park, fol- ’'Mafciaj A aarataa IniMa CENTRAL AAALTOM 12:15 Mass CADILLAC INC. wn<. lai _ yonne Mth din- lowing at St. Fran- »amiiv TOPPETA MOTORS INC. A Yaara at lama Loratto* ROOMS TO RENT anniversary monumint: Oil Auraara laateUad A fcaxtcad . •*to cis Church. Rev. Pin* VAUANTS Maiaraa Oamanaa > AapralaaU • Manajamaal ner, clubhouse, I p.m. James Alexander John Salaction si laa4 Cart . PLYMOUTH* - M Haur knM p a. Xavark • Irvmitnn •from Wifi McGovern • Tha Oransaa MO Cantral Art CHRYSLERS IMPERIALS ■ ..■■« City, u R. Donnelly, Sokolich, Seton Hall Nawrrk . Dioli Ml 2-2727 Mon 4 Wad. Avar _■. a***f furmiihrtl grand knight, Uni- _Ovaa r*°~ n» t-iffii mucYTm OuiiauN Ittd >a »»M >1 4M CoitalCaau An . Navarfc chairman. versity. speaker. /®N MEMORIALS Phono MA Cm Ag«au Naaart. NJ MA VIM 4-2255 4M Mala Oraara OA 7-147 APT. TO I AUTM«)»IZED PARTS . SIRVI« E . ROOY SHOP RENT SL Thomas More 'L Dr.Al.rK KLITZNER OIL Connell, Tuesday, Oct 22 CO., INC. '~ - of v»isr.;ii HaaUaa CaaHwt j BLOOMPISLD ~nSJ3ini~ .K. C., Westwood Harvest Fathers iVoi orD , Dial HU 3 0015 Baca Club, Marylawn of FAT NORTH ARLINOTON BROGAN CADILLAC-OLDS RENT Dance, 9 Cala’a the n 4. CONCESSIONS! a.m., Inn, Oranges, South Orange 4lll Naw Jrraar’a Northvale, for Oiltwm Ursrtl CaAllLaa benefit of First meeting of year at StSf&L f. MARASHLIAN & CO. RealtorI 'rjrtta X.&-: P.I.M.E. ITlilrlbulor 1963 Seminary, Oakland. school, 9 p.m. 81ster PONTIAC - TEMPESTS Phon«. IW Araad At. AMaKlatd. hj. pi mih Mary Authartiad CADILLAC • «sr fan 353-3378 New State Jersey and AH Modtte sad Cater. AnAafete «a A Quad H BMal CUFfON Employees Cecilia, principal, Sister SALES A SERVICE QUEEN MARY Far Fifth annual Communion TM Paaaalc An*. InaaSlite Dtttnrr CUftoa. M. J LANCIA OIL CO. Joseph H. Browne ALBERT A. STIER, Inc. .. COOPERATIVE St. OR BAST DIAL IN RATS U« S breakfast, Lucy’s Commun- 1 MOO , aaaHp mis* Irw .ark mr ATlwa2L£XAKSion- ' u J. ' 1“* *“* •** o*»Mi ity Center, Newark, following MICHAEL HARRIS *• Moca names r- *. I. MAX ON —BB—- * "!*•*"*■ * mu. IvtTK. him at PONTIAC OU • a.m. Maas at Aoraar taka a no. ptaoi Btßratuy Sacred Heart SPERCO CO. MTT N. Ante hMallallaaa ■<“ INC. MOTOR SL HUteUte PReicott ** ?" I.tmtamta Dial AR PKon* 9-4546 only sum Cathedral, celebrated by Msgr. Company 8-1020 APT Phons, WA 3-6900 1 . *- ALso availab HIGH • OrriCE „ Christopher T. Clark, state LEVEL CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE OPEN DAILY II to ( I*o* ou* SWi VIA* It4J chaplain. Edward J. Hall, ROOFING •ALES SUn ridge lU-CUI EXPERTS . SERVICE . PARTS K. toastmaiter. Agnes Stren- ‘-Satavtaw AIMS mohawk factory PURN. TO SHEET PONTIAC cum NATHAN ROOMS RENT kert METAL a..1 Mtattau RUSSELL. chairman. Institutional Avta I—oik. N. 1. Naw Car INC. Salat . Stnrtta - PirU Polish Club CONSTRUCTION Ou.raalaad .Ana . Ml University of I'tad Can rATI "iNSIAANC* MOORE vn "JJALJUAldeearaad pcl>U»«m. New CHEVROLET Flant Bo4r Work Ava. Olaa N. Jersey Anniversary K>l CHUtCHH, SCHOOLS Cleaning A R.p.ir Same. Rldra. J. Supplies PI 3-5600 Apts, to rint EaUbUabad TROPHY - piorida banquet, Robert Treat Hotel, AND INSTITUTIONS ta— UU PONTIAC • ASH BALES Newark. CANS • MATS • • SERVICE - PARTS JONES Msgr. Michael Fron- SPICIAUSTS IN SOAP MS B'wax. Car. Uth si. Baroaaa. NJ THE FLORIST,' INC. KEARNY • ROUSH • OK USED CARR Nullar'a Oldaat PlorUl • BROOMS • BRUSHES Eal V WATERFRONT HE Call Ca & BORGOS Residential Roofing • WAX • 7-4900 Tor Your Floral Naada BORGOS SRONOES • PAILS ' Dial EL • 4-3700 L • NOrih a,* Leader* i TOIUT RARE* 7-1022 Adults only. Gutters ** *■ Bn 4 *• IN ALL rr?WUIUM Yuriy In • * »*«•*•»* or PRINTING MORRINO EQUIPMENT • V/INDSOR TERRACE APTS RARE* • M. 1. APl’jflflU Siding RARER SMYTHE m •SO R.y tVtvv. TOWELS • CURS CHEVROLET RAMBLER, INC. Nornuady 1.1. HARRY P. MURPHY Safe® Phone WYmon 1-4344 BKACII. AsUMrteaS KUmIDA EL 3-1700 278 RAMALAR Hatter ‘flAM' Wayne Street M 0 Aaarap Aaa. Kaari MOKjaRS COOPERATIVE 78 CUNTON IT., NIWARK «4S NIW POINT SARGENT ■ALAR 2 MOTORS INC. • SERVICE ROAD . PARTS jpmnmsmL urriiFAULS IIIXAMTH. N.J. N. THE • MArk*t 2.2831 Jersey City, J. AulhortMd IMaraalsaS Uttd Cm PI 3-3132 TEH ADVERTISERS CSTAILISHCD 1913 Hlndtfien 3-1471 HAI.KS A SERVICE b JAMES E. CRestview 3-4200 BIRCH**" MARSTON THAT YOU SAW THEIR RKU« Rd. I WV l-8000. N. Artlni MS Marrte An.. Summit. N. J. -•JSSSSf^ AD IN THE ADVOCATE 18 THE ADVOCATE October 17, 1963 Tercentenary UN Names Unit CCD Sets Lectures Set Workshop TRENTON Five New Jer- sey Tercentenary lectures To Facts have been scheduled for Cath- Study For Parish Leaders ollc colleges or seminaries, it was announced this week ORANGE aesslon by SOUTH - A the general at a p.m. the tercentenary committee. workihlp for members of in Walsh Au- In So. Vietnam Archbishop The first was held Oct. 18 at Confraternity of Christian ditorium, with Daniel Russell, Don BoiCo College, Newton, Ait Advocate Newt Summary lief in Sir Senerat’* charges. Doctrine executive ot the archdiocesan parish president where Dr. P. McCor- Richard A boards and for others assist- executive board, serving as fact-finding commission NGUYEN THAI, journalism mick, professor of history at ing in the management of chairman. There will then be will be sent to South Vietnam professor at the. University of held and Rutgers University, spoke on the United Nations in- parish programs will be seven workshops a spe- by to Missouri who was director of “New Jersey and the Found- Oct. 20 at So ton HaU Univer* cial session for CCD high vestigate charges that Bud- South Vietnam's official news of the Nation.” school at 2:43 ing dhists from aity. principals p.m. are being oppressed by agency 1954 to 196i, pre- On Oct. John T. Cun- 18, the Joseph Reilly of Mt. Car- government of President dicted a revolution i C his JAMES MERRIMAN. vice author of several ningham, Ngo Dinh Diem. mel, Ridgewood, will address country as “almost inevit- president of the arcbdiocesan books about New Jersey, will The UN General Assembly able.” executive board, will be chair- speak at Immaculate Concep- sgreed to the proposal—made He said self-reform is un- of the on tion Junior Math on man workshop par- College, Lodi, on the Tap by South Vietnam gov- likely. He noted that the ish organization. Other chair- “The 19th Transition Century: ernment—without objection. struggle is essentially political men will be George Wras- from Agrarian to Industrial For Teachers In other developments con- rather than and that John religious man, fishers; Munro, State." cerning the troubled Asian na- many Catholics and Catholic Elizabeth McNama- NEWARK—A mathematics helpers; Other lectures are listed for tion this week: organizations are united with for ra, discussion Willie St. Peter’s St. workshop high school clubs; College, Mi- • to effort prin- Ceylon's Ambassador the to reshape the gov- and teachers will be Hicks, apostolate of good will, chael'a and Don cipals Monastery the UN, Sir Senerat Gune- ernment. held Oct 19 at St. Vincent's and Mrs. Raymoud Bosco in March Murphy, College and wardrnr, exonerated the Cath- educators. PRESIDENT DIEM ouUined under the direction parent Academy April. olic Church in its official ca- Sister Catherine of his views for Rev. Patrick of Sister su- Mary Mary Alexandra, from any blame for al- pacity NCWC of schools the the Daughters of St. Paul, O'Connor, S.S.C., cor- pervisor for Sis- leged violation of Buddhist Staten will address the Reads respondent in Saigon. ters of Charity of St. Eliza- Island, Paper rights. fishers’ on the tech- BERGEN CHURCH - This "As President,” he beth. workshop NORTH contemporary-design church will be erected for the said, “I • A Catholic who formerly of home in of am, so to in the The is niques visiting or- new of Our Fatima, North Bergen, later this and will for speak, posi- workshop designed On Arthritis parish lady year be ready served in Diem's government der to recruit children to tion of a father for all Viet- to school teachers at- service in to Rev. A. The guide high 1964, according George O'Gorman, architects ore Com- and is now a at the tend class. JERSEY John pastor. professor citizens, in their religion CITY-Dr. namese whatever daily presentation of paretto and Kenny of Jersey City. of Missouri said The will end Caiabro of the Seton HaU University their new program with Col- religions may be. and I mathematical techniques. that a revolution will re- of medicine delivered only have acted Talks will be Sister a general assembly. lege a accordingly. I have given by store civil and religious liber- paper at the Pan American done whatever M. Mcrcedita of Trin- never anything Hedy ties in South Vietnam. Congress on in that could the Catho- Westfield; Sister Rheumatology Plan Church expose ity, Mary St. Peter's Names • President Diem told Santiago. Chile. Oct. 18. onthe Contemporary lic religion to Gabriel of St. Aloysius NCWC Service he has injury. studies made of rheumatoid .News “You know how and Director who Academy Sister Al- Publicity done he considers people Mary arthritis nothing at the college. plot against the of the berta of St. Aloysius High harmful Catholic security JERSEY CITY - St. Peter to prestige. s Dr. Caiabro heads state in time of School, Jersey City. a re- North Parish war are pun- College has announced the For ap- search team that has been Bergen THE UN'S fact finding com- ished." he said. “You know Between the talks. Sister pointment of Frank Bianco of arthritis mission named studying in children. was by Dr. better than I how these peo- Helen James of St. NORTH BERGEN - The created last June, said Mary’s, Syosset. 1.1, as director of ground- presently having ita Sunday Two other papers also Carlos Sosa of are treated in the U.S. were wiU be Rodriguez ple un- Elizabeth, will discuss the relations. now church for Our Lady of breaking ceremonies Masses at the North Bergen public delivered by Dr. Caiabro and Venezuela. General Assembly der American law... Importance of Fatima wUI feature a heki soon and that the lower Gardens, but encouraging Bianco replaces Mary Steng- parish will move into an associate. Dr. Ralph Hei- president Its members are “Vietnam is at war. and it self-reliance and verbal front exterior of colored level of the church should be the auditorium of Horace Mann pre- ele. who retired Oct. 4. He other glass Ambassador Abdul mer, on aspects of ar- Rahman muit take the measures that a readiness to look for and a trllon bell tower which for Mass sometime next School Nov 3. cision, is a graduate of St. John's thritis. Other members ready with services Pazhwak of of the Afghanistan, all governments, including the and a 7 general principles ques- University and was most re- team will be visible for miles summer. scheduled foe 30. 9. 10 and are Drs. Edward Luczyn- chairman: Ambassadors Joao US , must take in such cir- attitude toward mathe- tioning connected with Lever O’Gorman, 11 a m and noon cently and Rev. George A. de Castro of cumstances, above ail when matics. ski. Margaret Edwards Araujo Brazil, Brothers. LADY Fatima if The church will be erected Francoise Levin. pastor of the parish which was OUR OF Fernando Volio Jimenez of this is subversive war a war, at the northwest comer of Costa Rica. Louis Ignacio Pin- that is. civil war ... Hudson Boulevard and 81st St. of to Dahomey. Ahmed Taibl “If the progress of this Future include plant a 12- Renhima of Morocco and Ma- movement continues without room parish school and com trika Prasad Koirala of Nepal, meeting major obstacles, we bmataon gymnasium-auditori- and Sir Senerat. the shall have all freedoms Ceylonese in two um. ambassador. or at most three years." The glass front of the church In New York Nguyen Xuan will Bao. official be a myriad of two-mch representative of Parish Bazaar thick the General Association FEUX FOX & SONS slabs set in mortar within of a number of aluminum Buddhists, expressed fear that In Elizabeth committee frames, forming abstract de- any investigating ELIZABETH Immaculate will what the Diem signs of a devobooal nature. tee only Heart of Mary parish will • 3 • regime wants it to see. GREAT STORES TO SERVE YOU £ Father O'Gorman sad "they sponsor its first annual Hal- will be colorful reminder a to SIR SENERAT said that loween bazaar. Oct. 24-26, for ancient u< of the truths of while Catholicism does no: toe benefit of the church re- 952 So. Ave. 456 Broad St. 465 Ave. Christianity and provide in bear for decorating fund It will be Orange Kearny responsibility perse- spiratiao for our parishioners from 7 cution in South Vietnam, the open to 10 p m., Oct. and all who evil exists 2t and 25. N. J. N. past by.” nevertheless and from 1 to 10 Newark, Bloomfield, J. N. J. He m Oct. 26 Kearny, explained that while re- P THE CHIRCII will be air- ligions are granted constitu- conditioned and mil IS 3-1211 743-1211 WY teat 1.000 tional guarantees of freedom. l»«l SOCCISS 1-2606 It will SUSSCX COUNTY. N. i. parishiooers be eight Buddhism it classified not as Falix Fox, Sr. street Patrick Joseph Fox fret abuse level, wuh a religion hut at an associa- OPEN EVENINGS a general assembly room in tion or club He said that SPECIAL the basement beneath Catbotict. Protestants. Jews The attar will he free-stand- 50% and Moslems enjoy full rec- FALL

mg with sealing on three sades. ognition at members of reli- the bnngmg celebration of gious organizations DISCOUNTS! Maas closer the WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE to congrega- He also claimed that Catho- In Section K tion There wiU be the usual lics receive undue privileges. Not * I, not 2, not 3, but EXCLUSIVE FAMOUS auxiliary rooms, including a For example, he charged, O'BRIEN PAINTS! room” for "cry mothers with at) government employes, re- 8 BIG infants. gardless of ♦ religion, are re- Point has our than to attend Mass been business for more 35 years, 26 of these years quired on the LOTS! President's and birthday to *• as a member of LAX* tUCCtII. Nn the Master Painters of America. We hove Plan for j.ntr-1 always regarded Chapel participate in Catholic reli- IW MWlt' INI oim.mt. UUMI CRYSTALCLf AR NATURAL LAOS O'Brien Paint as the TIFFANY of Paints. O'Brien our gious ceremonies on holy days has recognized know), *”» "*l MR Min •» 1 |M> Cin Win Prize which have been proclaimed *m. (AW M lU.i m mR na and in and our kifkaw #«til| ..rvr.t MM N. J.»l edge ability the paint field, standards of business ethics holidays. M EAST ORANGE public A com- rewarded us FOR ONLY! by being chosen the standard-bearer of O'Brien Paints. WE “VARIOUS NATIONS send petition for the design of a Catholic food for distribution." be con- ARE MIGHTY PROUDI chapel on the campus tinued "The food is distribut- .50 of a secular rollcgr has been ed through the office of Arch- Ray Herrpan Felix Fox. Jr. announced by the New Jertey *99 of Architects Ngo Dinh Thuc: of Society bishop TOTAL DOWN is PAYMENT The competition is course there some war ma- open to (W ■w Aw Fv« latllfM Rr'nßßMl architectural terial. but even the food sent students or *•••» NIWS MW ml M*r M» for distribution becomes "NO III" 1 I»Rt A PROMISE TO OUR COMMUNITIES A PLEDGE draftsman who are residents sale- a mn- AND TO YOU... of New able and the funds are used Jersey, under 30 years for not the AT of age. not registered archi- purposes meant by BEAUTIFUL " WE WILL SERVE YOU BEST tects and presently engaged In nations that send food LAKE architectural studies or em- In Washington, a spokesman for the for Internation- ployed in an architectural of- Agency al the U S. SUCCESS the finest btefhoase paint made fice. Development, gov- Awards totaling 8300 hive ernment agency in charge of AMR RLUS MOUNTAIN S.M.I C«. N. J. lor exterior relief foodstuffs to in climate been donated by Neil J. Con- sending (AST beauty any DUPONT SO TO RRACN: FUN. RwM Vietnam, denied discrim- l II « «*.»! very of the firm of any R M N.MRRRI INn M Convery, IM distribution. Mr« M Mt M SrtHWili P»ril lfarnack and Newark. ination in Uj Trotta, MM MNm »•»»> M LIA. S

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Nacr. 17 14 - las rMarco*, at Laa a. FABULON WM MISS. At HUSBANOWIFI RSTKfATI in ns*i ar oi > m» Tho "tAUIGH" OARLOAD Oct. 2S-X7. No*. IVIt - M. 2-Story THE ■ Hatred Hauaa. MtAdMaam. OTMt MODUS PRICES s-r laaal). ha*,. i-J 4 (an 1 tie*. Own a I Paara Hatred lIOM FABULOUS Hauaa. SL Paul * AMn, HraSaA, WIDOWS. Widows*! •Qua Pared rauuliaa." lit STMS. 'utch doif FLOOR $ tom Mclntyre FINISH . $25,690 to all 24,290 fatendi Senior Cltiieni think of BOWLING Opportunity lot Retiring in the Heart of Otaon County ONLY IS HOMES WILL SI RUIIT - THE LAST REMAININO DUTCH DOT WONSOVBI M Me NEARLY ALLEY BAYVIUI GARDENS RtSUMNTIAL ARIA IN DOVER, 1,000 FT. ABOVE et Fez's * 2 Hem. At INVITES YOUR CeHeeA Hoot Total RJ*or ISA LEVEL, CONSIDERATION. FORMULA Cuitom Ruilt IRS bedroom Kotnat. Tha irMaa at \00«I30 baaa- CWools Homo Sfylmg AaA tkiek et DUTCH Modern kitchen. OUR 10V Cm ADOPTED FOR family ilia Oddlet 4th of cablnoti, nafta baavily at dva gantta. railing fmlm Men. Seth Ffelsfc, w patio tor perl, choice loti. seie et Pert 2 Stem At Cer- HOME USE In wooded CARLOAD THIS YEAR ■mhrt and gradam living atldant *"*’ Complete all Mi Faa HUL «, at : *11,450 Op*m los Ir^poeHoo

WALLPAPER 50% DISCOUNT 0N... Madal Haw M4-VSW. Im U 1-4M4 FOX CRAVEN DiIKTIONS. It. 10 In Oractfan at Davar la The latest o# Zlns Town It patterns Country. Thibauts, Lenox, ilppman. ALL REPUTABLE COMPANIES. M Dav4r cviaH (Cantar Orava Id. at Caw' RE*l ESTATE Mabll Sanlca Italian), right H alia la Van Hatband Ava., Itfl H mlla la laaarvafr Ava.. HILL • LARGE FREE OFFICE 431 9 PARKING AREA AT EACH LOCATION latt > Watti la Oraanwaad Ava., right I BAYVILLE, N.J. Di 9-2041 Watt ta Ann St. right la madait. Ann St, Dovgr, N.J. (Oppoette *4t Gated Monday) October 17, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 19 Real Estate Section Sparta Woods now 2 Homes Debut SEACREST BEACH

ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN A London Reims* and the balance on 30-ycar PRIVATE BEACH CLUB IN UNION! conventional SPARTA - to be (PFB) Sparta mortgages FINE VIEW OF BARNEGAT BAY leeutlful Woods, a 65-home community, supplied through the Carteret New "TOTAL ELECTRIC" MODEL OPEN FOR INSPECTION is making lu formal debut Savings and lx>an Association, CUSTOM OFFERED this weekend Newark. DESIGNING on Stanhope LIBERAL FINANCING Rd., near Lake AVAILABLE 2-FAMILY HOMES Mohawk, of- Feature of the subdivision Is SELECT YOUR LOT NOWIII Nm. fering contemporary-styled the effort of the re- eenTMlnUy located In e builder to Union, limited number o( brauttlully-raiutrurt' GAS »■». *»»lamUy borne* are available. All Include I lavUh dwellings priced from Uln the wooded FREE DRYER WITH ALL GAS sic room enart $15,390. lots, which ■mm. Including lari* living rooms with picture wtodowa. lull dtnta? rSSu The involved in the are to kitchens. Urge beautiful property 75 by 125 and larger de- NOW BUILDING J bedrooms, main bath with vanltory! Htada Is the full basements, asphalt driveways, and Sarases Land development former E-car pending upon the of the •• “* layout LOCATION •• buUd f ThM ELECTRIC COLD . T i. r! I?TAL McMlcklc the lON ROHES Farm, across rolling teiTain. The . . . Including electric besting and Tntal-Oectrtc property line in but North of lovolotto South of Boy Hood, Noor Ocoon Booch Byrtm Township, overlooks Tomahawk Lake, • Marino within half-mile a of the Spar- available to residenU in the SEACREST CO. 793-6241 - ta REALTY 349*5487 *29,500 .BS (regional) High School Sparta Woods community. which la on Stanhope Rd. Harold RANCH Walaky of Hillsdale, MODEL - This is the "Roxbury" ranch model at a operating as the Harlcn Con- PERDAN Coachmans Hill, Roxbury Township. HOMES struction Corp., is the devel- He has P«rry Avsnuo (Off laural Av«.) Union oper-builder. comple- ted and on display two model DIRECTIONS* I ROM NEWARK: Spvtiutfleld Avenue to Burnett Are (Mattie. 1st Section houses—a ranch priced at as.* sji.sLj* v*-' *«* snm tSM bSr Open us* *l*7 $16,990 and bi-level TEOM ELIZABETH! Hearts Ave. to Burnett Are (at Peter Pan Diner): a priced right approa.I** ml. to Laurel Ml to Ave.: Perry Ave.: left to model borne. at $17,990. The homes offered Agont: At Tract are on easy financing with 10% down REAL CO. • • Roxbury COLONIAL ESTATE UNION MU 64)651

A t.ondon Reims* three-quarters of an acre.

ROXBURY (PFS) Sales They have three or four New Model B have been Initiated in the first bedrooms; colored ceramic tile section of t? homes at Coach- bathroom plus two half- At Fox Hill residential baths two full baths mans Hill, new or plus A Cberenson-Cerroll Relent* community located on Hillside powder room; entrance toy:

Ave., off Rte. 10 here. ers; panelled recreation rooms DOVER (PFS) - The Lea-

Lackland Bros, are the with sliding glass la the Brand New patio doors; ington name given to e and Brounell and Kra- big 2-Family builders picture-windowed living new Colonial home which de- Union the full-sire 2 COMPLETE 6-ROOM mer. realtors, are rooms; dining rooms; tail this weekend at Foa HIU APTS. Caloric sales agents for the project’s color-coordinated kitch- at Dover, a grouping of 15 H* Water and bi-level with ranch, ens area, homes $24,990 split-level complete dinette luxury located on * homes which froen built-in wall counter- W*»- are priced oven, Greenwood Ave., off Reservoir • $19,450 Terms of 10% down top range with ventilating Ave., in the High Point sectiqo) with 30-year mortgages are hood and fan. natural finish it was announced by co-devel- available to wood cabinets with Micarta NEW qualified buyers. opers William Richards and INTRODUCING 4-BEDROOM MODEL situated work The homes are on counters; laundry rooms ‘DK SfilTr MEKOOM MACH JIIJJO Here It ee eacMeg "Hew Leek- in end two . Leonard Robbins ... ewe lewdly nemos . In cilia II location Met wIR and oversized e aiarytolng eeve trew tommvnws mm end plots with an average area of garages. Lose Mao 1* Priced from the Lex- (revel sipoooo. minutes (rone Jeerwol Severe . . U $29,H0, . Yerh immrtos Is Mew City ... II mlevSee to Hewers. ington features an exterior of Veer choice el 4 comTort pleemd. vatve-eecked medals . . . Tow* «f j*. mr_* DvpWa end Idemiry priced turn cedar Heme. . . . rrean too Mem Jedevl hand-split shakes, red Meertry and In Me new Oar el Parrs*. Four Homes Left ***• Im Lady Mercy H Only brick mortar, and a covered AB UTTLI AS 9800 DOWN front entranceway. This home At has been designed so that the Lincroft Community tanous "activity” areas of the home be may reached di- "*«* S*S**J A Reims* due to into the •«* IfM T Wt»» Kj)lo* are move com- from rectly the oversued re- «r» rVf - this month. •^ hardens LINCROFT (PFS) Only munity ball Colonial ception ****** b Wh Of four m»4( w»- four homes remain to com- the homes remain- To the of the be right reception otBAYSHOKE plete the sellout at the 40- ing to sold, two are bi- hall is the formal 25 ft l«*« AM levels and living house Hidden Valley at Un- two are split the "HE ROUT! set. JUST SOUTH OP level*. All four room miming entire depth SfISSOT lIOM lUfKi croft community onSwimming are available . lum confint of the house with a front OAMPORTH AVIj OPPOSITE fac River Rd. off the Garden tor immediate delivery. LOW TAltll lag ROOtIVILT STADIUM. OVER One of the models multi-pane picture win- JRS** State Parkway and Newman on dis- dow. . chtmmit NEWARK IN Directly in front of the tucfl un turn hows i or LOOKIMS BAY. Spring* Rd.. where 33 ad the play is the eight room Geor wm wuith ixxnr futob ’ ' reception area is the •• 4 level *•*’ '• U JIRIIV CITY. Klsleh BMp 36 buyers have taken deliv- gian bi and the bulldcn stairway Li • **4 "“ W*U«. «nH B.ill l. Brt-U. » Imre leading to the W,B Caaa»a»-Ta* l»tn Fim >1 Severe. terser City sleeping wing *TT' . taw boa ,4 Haariaa eries. are homes from $22. »k 4 tihawtf , . Mliil Hamas sod offering «H*k • Open Oort, OLsneM snes as wei HfinN TWitcMk C»«tr») |» Main MORTGAGES • 1 PAM. >•• Kiim-ia m l. 1 mowll cludes I M 44 , a with tri- ** *“' J w tuiNiiHto . iMvwaMiiHio living room . ’4M M f (B f 11 tin B Mm Mr Uh ia.l > «• <*n ■« m Hiitw lx a ▼iMPotuY MaAMotMaim ple window, formal duUng ha>« 50% FALL umi atMiattM Imm MkhAKiN na ■*» HOME IMPROVEMENT 1 TO 7 RMS. room, and a kitchen with « LOANS L*vakfast $4O TO $450 area, rear door to DISCOUNTS! the yard, and a in ALEXANDER HAMILTON ~»i'om c«—am onMii built will SAVINGS In Section K 4ft*,. i IS 4 kar«M* laM ■—»!»—- oven and » counter-top range Cr LOAN ASSOCIATION There is also I, not 7, not 9, but Martin Goldstein a master bed- room with a walk in closet and union valley road e wist milford lIOMR GRAND OPENING m adjoining hath. 8 BIG WEEKS! patirson PA 8-3159 HAWTHORNI LOTS! Lake Sales Top >»«l. met llt an M M CITITIUIIU 'taATUHAI N $1.5 Million Mm MO MM* M MOM RECAPTURING MORRIS CCl''" Y S RICH COLONIAI HERITAGE! A Ckeeemtom-CsrroU Rtlmte STILLWATER (PKSV—Lake FOB ONLY if* tha Success, IJPO-acr* vaca- tion community located along $ SO Appalachian Trail off Rt 99' w mm 306, above Stillwater, U aptly ■I named. Its success as a vaca- TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT

■ W Ml kMn looer'a dream aha wai dra- M this matically underscored •*»*» INm • M*o weekend whan tha $l5 million Let mark in homeslte sales was AT thelff BEAUTIFUL achieved. Executive Vie# LAKE ROXBURY TOWNSHIP, N. J. President Frank Accto wai h*»/i on as Beauty of the 13 ’ G fl"d ,uM John and B * in th , Marie Tortorell of l T lo.ely rvroi. y.t eouly ecceuibl#. SUCCESS hoi colony. Conveniently dote hard 01 or* tchooll Orange purchased itno . . . Rorbvry ptoio Cantor a large *M* NIUI MOUNTAIM hi »*'w <>r* ...ond tho untwrpateod yeor round recreohonol and th# heavily wooded lot in the Ov- North ioreoy loir* region erlook Section at Lake Suc- cess which brought the com- TREES total pany's sale* volume to % $1,500,796 tell you... SUNRISE BEACH

ON BARNEGAT BAY PRESENTS THIS IS A REMARKABLE The 21ST C? W.sYNEI land NEW HOME Trees, it fully worthy of the finest homes frees. treesl Not a few scattered in available Wayne - bar none! No and Th? land TAIL OAKS FOR there. ot about TALL If hedging OAKS. you wont it rich in tolid ond tree* , . we to • shady . live in and the ytarrsend m rtUrsaaet Ihrlng Wayne, you want hove cleared for only enough the home finest, there is no • other community. a ucjtien ittelf. hldsaway *7,995 Period. 'Tho HilWid*' Uvol whot? Colonial Split • siimmtr So Wei', to tree this is of long funity snjeymint lovers rea- Every home, course, includes hot WITH CARAS! JISSO son enough to buy a home. To everyone water baseboard heat 2 ( or 3 zones), Diicovor this it beautiful new —with iti signifies prestige. Most important it water, city ond craftsman- SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVEL community own city sewers, privoto beach within of foot commuting of metropolitan ship incomparable excellence! center*. It offer* a priceleo* combination of bay-shore . RANCH AND . . ... breeiet and pine-ocented - countryolde in a boating, 81-LEVEL HOMES ON fiohing, swimming paradise. NEW RANCH DESIGN KING-SIZE PLOTS... wl,h - spocious living room, 2 bedroom, bath, "THE ROXBURY" RAIXH completely •quipped kitchen, underneath SEE THS patio carport serves as a 51,0.0,C00 RESEARCH HOMES! ooth freezer and AVERAGING */* ACRE refrigerator. Large re- multi-purpose room for relaxing, socializing Features asked for from better or children's you room with guest and lav- activities. ception closet luaury Planned pith 1 tr 4 Bedroomt Homes. Good and • Housekeeping McCalls atory World's first gas double-oven . . . Colored Ceramic Balhroomt . tile . . all in Tall Oaks Additional available homes. and ronge lets bake and broil Entrance Foyert . . . Panelled Recreation designs In 2 l 3 bedroom homes you 4 bedrooms • Room with Oloit on one level Master bed- ct the same timel Indoor-outdoor Sliding Polio Ooort . living . , Shells with Big Picture Windowed Roomi all utilities from $3,293 - rooms with walk-in closet, full and liting . , . 75-ft. wide pro- private dining. Full. Site Dining Roomi . . . waterfront and end Caloric Coier- lagoon lots lots bath, dressing rcom • "Mud-Room" ALL OAKS SPLIT large woodland ■ (shown above) includes Coord,noted "Cot In" Kltchem with Built- $l5O down, $l5 monthly. and Isunory oi. the 58' with kitchen plus sep- kitchen breakfast area and 42 In Woll Oven, Counter. Top Range with arate ft. * Ventilating * f broom -----neei.snnviicloset, space for RECREATION ROOM! Hood and Fon, Notural Finlih pantry, FUTURE l\Wmi 533,990 Oard«n Shit* ftwy. to tork*d Rir.r piKICIIONS |*|, 74 torn Wood Cobinett with Formica No wort coun- W. ot and Of .ait and ga J mil*. to ttoffl* light ter! . . foundry . , R,y torn toh . roomi , and over, 0,1 3 MODELS FROM tiled - garoget. «7 9aa“ .7 "S''"*?'- "THE COACHMAN" 81-IEVEL »• If'L'lto Swnrlto iMdi. f 'HI *28,990 Op*« Dark.

Rt. Box PRICED 9, P.O. 171, Perked River, N.J. MY 10% Dowfi 30-Year Mortgages 3-3921 I ROM *19,450 FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS

DIRECTIONS: From Newer*, le lake tit to HIUAIDE AVE.. Furnithod byi * srss? t ’N: Rl. «to lluUlde Are.. KeevU Tbonot Furniture Cos., llremc IUMn Ml oa mil “ “ and •**"«• «* muTVoToSSI- Ploiniioid. mtu HUL ALPS ROAD N. I AND FRENCI | HILL ROAD* WAYNE* N. J. * DIRECTIONS) Route 46 we*t to Wayne- then left to temporary road and S BROUNEU & PARKER Preak/ms Exit Built (turn-off Just before by. models...OR...Rt 46 to Rt 23) north MU 2 turn 6*lBoo Guy*), right following Prtakness Rt 23 lACKIAND BROS. INC. on to Alp* Rd.j turn right and •Ign* onto follow Rivtrview Drive and 500 proceed approx. ft past MODEL HOME to French Elementary TEL 584*5286 Hill R

Another fine ROBBINS/RICHARDS THE 20 ADVOCATE October 17. 1863 News About Education What and When to Teach? Protestants Affirm Rules Shared Educators Think it Over Time Is Legal Stand on School Aid WASHINGTON (NC)-An tho of the student who of Ore problem training Father SALEM, (NC) The first time in the The teachers," many years steering of upgraded high school? Ele- from WASHINGTON national goes to Koob said. (NC) - of committee one grade council, representing principle shared-time ed- of school board the balance mem- level courses from and Eastern university faculty recom- mentary taught another, or one school to • In Protestant church 31 Protestant ucation has been bers af- More emphasis religion spokesmen approved according to religious mended refusal of only by specialists? Less a another, only to find he is ex- courses on the have told re- Orthodox bodies, values non- by Oregon Gen Robert filiations request forma- Congress they Atty. was changed." HiUel stress formal splrtual by Foundation for use on doctrinal in- pected to take a course he al- schools as an alterna- Y. Thornton. tion of children as related to main firmly opposed to feder- public The statement was signed of class struction? space for ready hag. been the al aid for church-relstcd tive educational The night through or sacramental and ele- system. ruling grew out of a re- by Rabbi Israel liturgical Mowshowitx, courses in Jewish Twenty Catholic educators, meets similar history and problems," life of the It and schools quest to the South Lane president of the New York parish. would mentary secondary "But non-public the Hebrew with the aid of outside noted Father Koob. language, Sterl- experts, mean less stress schools. School District that it Board of Canon Wil- on under- serve as an alternative and con- Rabbis; said. are at such ing looking questions "There is great sider for liam pressure," standing and recita- Led of corrective to schools accepting instruction S. Van Meter, executive in perfect by s representative public He noted; "It has a project whose outcome he added, "for schools always to ac- tion of the National and t& certain classes in the secretary of the doctrine. Council of if as long as public Department been the could affect the structure of only they policy of the univer- cept new movements, ranging seventh of Christian Social • A a of Protes- remain he junior high school, Relations, Catholic education. Catholic high school Churches, panel truly independent,” sity to insist that formal in- from foreign language In grade and eight grade students who Protestant Council of the City without formal grade rankings. tants told the House general said. struction on the It is a of what to school the campus be discussion to ‘new’ mathemat- attended the schools of New and John subcommittee education parochial York; Msgr. teach and when • social studies on He then that if persons to teach an ics. But what is that Rearranging predicted located In the J. education given only by holding it, happens did district. Voight, secretary issue courses so that students they favor, however, fed- such schools "become educators call "articula- one would depen- university sppointments. This school accepts an innova- Thornton, to the of the New York Archdiocese. in eral aid for public schools. two referring tion." The is familiar begin the 9th and 10th dent upon funds," applies to all fields." problem tion. another does not and the public compulsory school law, stated would to whose children grades to study world geogra- "grevious outcomes" • parents pupil gets caught in between." THE STAND affirmed their that "resident pupils attending • move from one school to an- Sister phy and world history. result: Richardine elaborated position expressed in a school previous parochial are entitled Television but find Sister admitted Project other, that courses da that elemen- Richardine These schools would be- enroll in by noting some hearings on President Ken- to the public schools Bible that if such CLEVELAND (NC) - Edu- Reading Out not correspond. tary schools teach proposals are im- to con- algebra to- nedy's proposal (H.R. 3000) to come properly subject to attend select classes offered cational television will be tried plemented. it will mean ad- DENVER, Colo. day. $1.3 billion in four trol of public policy and cease the schools which (RNS) KNOWN the ditional spend by public in schools FORMALLY as strain as a pilot project IS Colorado's school teach- "But she "the financial on to construct schools. to offer any or available public work of the Articulation then," said, years help alternative, are not in the par- Com Catholic of the Cleveland Diocese by ers to schools. j would resist no longer may read the pupil goes on high school One spokesman, the Rev. they public ochial schools." mittees on Elementary and the end of November. Bible and find he in to their classes as a may must take Gerald E. Knoff. executive controls and persevere po- Although tuition, he noted. Secondary Education of the The TV instructions are algebra to the pro- devotional exercise. Attorney National again." Art secretary, Division of Chris- licies "without regard Is permissible for students Catholic Educational duced by the Purdue Univer- General Duke Father Koob Workshop wider W. Dunbar said described the tian Education, National public supporting instruction in ed- Association, the is con- "receiving Midwest Air- project which sity Program on here. issue, he said is intensi- At Council of Churches, said the them." ucational programs or courses centrating on religion, English, Seton Hall borne Television Instruction. Dunbar fied by the high said in an opinion mobility of of which are not ‘a foreign languages, mathemat- study part telecast from American NEWARK Programs are the -1963 U. S. Court families, as "the An art work- of the school Supreme science and social studies. regular pro- ics. an airplane which flies in a biggest problem" of American shop for school ” ruling “prohibits Bible of the elementary the courses referred reading Organizers project are gram,’ 23.000 feet education. teachers from large figure eight in the public schools as a de- the Archdiocese to. “are a part of the Sister Mary Richardine. asso- .. regu- above Indiana. of Newark and votional exercise, matter ciate Diocese of RECESS! school of the no secretary of the NCEA SOME OF lar program THE trends and Participating schools pay $1 who the Paterson will be school sponsoring or super- Elementary School sponsored by particular district." Depart- changes under study by the a with a mini- the school of education of year per pupil, vising agent or ment; her assistant. Sister • agency." NCEA committees include of $2OO and maximum of Seton Hall mum and Rev, C. University Oct. 28 ENJOY... Mary Nora; Al- these: ISetc York $B3O. • at the here. Protest bert O. who is University College Koob, Praem., • Much more modern for- • George C. Lindemer, assis- NEW YORK associate secretary of the (NC) - Pro- eign in the grade Laymen ISamed languages tant will direct NCEA’s School De- professor, the testant. Catholic and Jewish Secondary school. Ao *Fourth R' workshop, which will leaders have protested DETROIT partment concern exclu- (NC) Lay per- * Departmentalization Sister of trate on the use of - said the crayons sion of groups from SAN FRANCISCO sons have been named to the Richardine. religious (NC) schools "This would and found grade materials in de- the panel that decides the organizations Detroit goal of the project is to sug- can Off-campus may Archdiocesan School mean that class a of children moral, of the New York Stanford Board for gest to Catholic schools veloping intellectual, makeup City not use University the first time. ways would be taught a variety aesthetic the by and growth, Board of Education. facilities for Two and two to meet strong pressures—- physical teaching re- laymen lay- of experts, or in- as well de- In statement Wallace also felt specialists, as psychological a joint calling ligious subjects. women were to being by public stead appointed of one two teach- schools—for innovations. by or velopment on Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Sterling, university president, serve with four sad priests ers It would be a major Sessions will be held from and Robert has ruled. Sisters Mayor Wagner to two "THIS IS WHAT is behind and affect the 9 30 change deeply a m. to noon and 1-3 change the law, they de- p.m. clared:

"It is a source.of deep con- cern to us that the End Old-Fashioned religious to* communities are not now in- 6JME NO. S cluded among those civic, ed- MATCH THESE ucation. labor, business, pro- 4 6 12 14 fessional and School community or- Planning, ganizations to whom the leg- 20 22 24 26 32 34 islature has given the respon- NUMBERS TO YOUR NUMBERSUSRFB* sibility of presenting names for possible appointment to Educators Advised King 36 38 TO PLAY 44 46 the Board of Education." M.nlf!' \u[ki men 50 For 48 UICIK many years, the board COLUMBUS, Ohio (NC) - tion to equalize burdens. a has had three Catholic, three A top spokesman far Catho- 52 54 UIHP* 64 66 v THE DIRECTOR at J Jewish members But when a lic education in the nation the of>-x>vv>"vn NCWC Catholic resigned in April of said here that parishes should Education Depart- LINE-UP CARD this he ment. speaking at the Ohio ■ 200 72 74 76 86 year, was succeeded stop going it alone when they i 78 84 Catholic Educational a Jewish appointee. and schools Conven- by open operate tion, said the 00 ,92 94 The religious leaders' joint Msgr. Frederick G. Hoch- decentralized 96 9_ state of Catholic -h statement noted "Mayor Wag- wait called parish-cectered education Is S&^'iissz-i basic of ner was provided a list of school planning "an old fash- cause questions to- YOU MAY BE candidates that included about Its LAST CALL TO PLAY LUCKY no ioned tradition" which today day strength LINE-UP! Catholic candidates for be "Looking back into his- BET a must replaced by diocesan- Zn TOUR FREE CAROS TODAY AT ARY KINGS SUPER MARKET. •Catholic vacancy’ and he "we be for the wide planning and organize- tory." said, may ‘vr«m All cards must b« returned discomfited by the fact that by October 31st. A WINNER when we had less few- money, -sc- er Catholics aad when U-'OH.CO- great .cOUL ~KHUt Qvhtj" . All MdM «rM Education Post sacrifices were called ; for. r we seemed to do better than btk* :jk KINGS COFFEE we are doing at present . . . "Are we now arriving at a 2 ■=* 1.00 To Fr. Hourihan point in history which makes A loer w IM W TUWsrttfi F.mst Grow* C**h» I us conscious of our late SOUTH ORANGE Rev. realization of the need for dio- John cesanwide P. Hourihan has been planning instead of CORNED BEEF HASH appointed chairman of the clinging to the old fashioned m de- 3 1- 1.00 partment of special education tradition of parish-centered the school and vt of education at planning organization be- %Jr Seton Hall for University, it was cause a tong Ume / VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL it announced this week by Msgr. served us weQ? Edward J. "Are fearful of 3 tr 1.00 Fleming, executive we even a

vice president. larger step of statewide or Father Hourihan will remain even national planning? And SLICED PINEAPPLE in his how do present positions as di- we really feel about rector of the Apostulate for the sectional and national consul 4 -r 1.00 Deaf of the eration of our .Mt. Carmel Guild. problems' *S Wlrtt . YtlUw . Ctmlrti . PwMi D*lch Do the Msgr. Fleming said that the strong really intend PIUSBURY CAKE MIXES to help the weak? Or shall joint appointment was possible because continue of the close relation- we along the old 3 3J 1.00 lines of between the amt parochial hold ship guild plans Nmt sF*rtl**f YmriHim f- university in mg aloof from the needs of. programs special - SODA education. the others and even blinding ourselves "This appointment wiU bring to these needs?" 6^’^l.oo about a greater integration WHAT HWrti IS needed, he Slim * and coordination of said, m programs, is for education Catholic "to SAVOY CLING PEACHES for the handicapped at the ed- QeelUj get down to ucation more basic ques- - and service level in tions: the 4 1.00 involvement of th* the archdiocese," Msgr. Flem- parent, the pastor, the HICKER S UNBLEACHED FLOUK S ft Us S»« ing said. FATHER HOURIHAN pnn cipal —and their Father Hourihan interrela- DAIRY!* FROZEN ! is a grad- Since 1933 he has been direc- tionship." uate of Seton Hall University tor of the Apostolate for the "The Blue Ribbon "Sißctfc *« Me//©" basic problem will be Quality and received his licentiate in Deaf. total examination KINGS SPREAD a of paro Tender*Pink Meated CHEESE from Catholic Uni- run Pork theology He has contributed to many diocesan chial. and statewide versity. He also hold a mas- 2 professional publications and resources with 59 ter's in educa- determination SCHICKHAUS degree special is member of several a pro- and the intention KINGS • N» Jntrf Gtode "AT tion heartfelt to from Columbia and is a fessional societies, Including use these resources SAUSAGE OVENREADY in com- LINKS WHOLE STRICTLY FRESH WHITE EGGS candidate for his doctorate the American and Speech mon to the best of abili- from the our ta same institution. Hearing Association. ties.” 3 r99

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Treasures From

The Christian Past

THAN A MH.E from the bustling G«rf» W*ikm(t«i LKSS a treasure a# Bridge art from the Christian past is sequester- ed within a serene monastic world known as The dossier* More than million a people annually enjoy the rich expert ence of viewing masterpieces of painting and sculpture from Cloisters Arcades and gradens like the Gothic and Romanesque periods in the authentic architec this one set the scene for the tural setting of The Cloisters \ dazzling display of mcdieval The Metropolitan Museum of Art first assembled these art on view at The Cloisters. medieval works in 1914 from the estensive coßectson of George Fort Try on Fork, New York Grey Barnard It is still being expanded through a large be- City, o branch of the Metro- quest from the late John D Rockefeller Jr I*sl politan Museum. Above Since the collection has been housed in The Cluuters F’®rt scene is port of the ** Tryon Park at the Hudson River edge of New York recon- struction a roomier and more of the St. Michel City, peaceful escape from the city than iU former location on Fort Washington Ave . which was opened de-Cuxa Cloister - even the in 1914. apple trees and the semi-

formal arrangement of iris are authentic The to the Cuxo museum is themed on the architecture of five French monasteries of the IBh to ISUi centuries St Gulfoem le monastery. St Michel Desert, de-Ctraa. Bonne-fort enComminges. Trie and FnviDf Against authentic reproductions and re construct ions of their and scale masonry are displayed (he treasures carved atone doorways brought from medieval European churches Roman esque statues in wood layered with paint through the rrsstunes the Arlanra frescoes from the 13th century Spanish monastery, the Nine Heroes two Taprslnes. one of only sets of I4th cess lory tapestries which survive near-complete m the world to-

day .. . And more stained glass windows from French Gothic hiiarre churches, column rapMals from the St. Guithem and Cuaa silver monasteries, and gold reliquaries deferatrly carved altar pieces wood alabaster, in or the earliest Pie!a sculptures, ancient chalices and ctbona

A moug the sacred vessel* on view is the Chalice of Anitoch. perhaps the oldrst surviving chalice. Composed of an undecorst- ed silver inside a cup larger, elaborately carved and gilded one. the chalice was the of a the long subject legend inner cup said have was to been the Holy Grail of the Last Supper Muse Crucifixion Early 16th century Ger- um authorities it the late fourth elabor- place in or early fifth century. man carving is of the Death One at the most recent additions to The Cloisters is the ate conception of Christ done

Fuentiduena a 12th in lindenwaod At left is detoil of Chapel, century Spanish Romanesque apse the Cruci- reconstructed almost stone for stone in Its original dimensions fixion Group, showing soldiers and others Wort on reconstruct!.m of the IMS and in apse began in mat com- contemporary garb of the Middle Ages. pleted in IMI.

One of the moat i popular piece at The Cloisters is also one of the smallest inch —a 10 high silver gilt 14»h century Gothic Photos: The Mctropolitam reliquary shrine which the depicts Virgin Mary enthroned with Muscum of Art. the Christ Child, flanked by a pair of angels and surrounded by panels from illustrating scenes her life m an elegant display of color and intricate detaiL

Chalice The storied Chalice of An-

tioch was once said to en- close the actual used Christ the cup by at Robert Last Triptych The Annunciation altarpiece by the 15thcentury Flemish pointer Supper. It it now to the famous thought have Campin is one of most pieces at The Cloisters. Meticulously originated in the late fourth or detailed am Our and Gabriel early tody the Angel (center). St. Joseph in his shop (right) fifth centuries, still it and two benefactors (left) all in the dress of molting probably Campin's day. the oldest chalice in existence. 2 BOOKS TOPIC Two Theologians From Tuebingen THI COUNCIL IN ACTION, by Rtr. Hon, although his book Kuwtg. Shevd A Word. 276 But like most the of the Church and pog.t, J 4.50. uiuty our unity is somewhat more THf JOHANNINE COUNCIL, by In. people irrevocably with the Triune God. difficult to follow. One writer would make CSS * Hordor wedded to giv- A H»rd»r. 155 a It is his position that s33o?’ pogri. "The Council in “we cannot en Father position. have authentic in time Action" consists of an theology our Considering the number of books the Kueng tends to ov- Advocate without with contemporary 17 written changes cautiously, dialogue the Second Vatican Council chapters erstate his and has spawn- case men." In this he the the first regard stresses ed before it during ses- has gotten well into its consequently we get The sion. other primacy of love aa outlined in the work it bids fair of 'risks' statements such to become the great- regardless as Father Gospel of John the Evangelist whence, est boon to Catholic Kueng. these: book "Dogmas are linked John the publishing who to and John since the apparently Baptist Bible. nothing morelUWT or J. W XXIII, comes the title "The Johannine speaks for the council on less man It well of the majority emergency measures to speaks trade, how- Council." many subjects, makes no pretense of which the N. 1 Church is driven here- cvc.r’ most of the books have made by V 1? and a impartiality is candid about his tiea." significant contribution to "Every human statement of public un- which is leu than exerting truth, lule Father for purpose, no human and bord- W Haring too is derstanding of the greatest being limited, religious the council what influence he he for event of time. upon ers on error." "Truth contains sweeping changes, is prudent, our These two offerings er- might have. His overall theme is the ror, error patient change, not change "no mat- are no contains truth." N wonder exception, although they will 0 Newark, need for renewal all ter in of what the Father Kueng appeal to different audiences. aspects theologians —and Bishops who dis- risks,” aa Church life and since this the it. drastic was agree with him deride his views. puts Perhaps his moat opin- goal set by Pope John himself hardly ion is that world Discounting such transgressions, in today's emphasis n the basis of the success of his anyone will be inclined to quibble with "The Council on Catholic Action the participation in Action" is a magnetic 1963, first book, "The Reform his main thesis. and forceful hier- Council, plea for sweeping changes of the laity in the work of the and Reunion," along with a number of in the archy is overstressed at the expense Church, although some will 17, other factors his easy his In the realm, he wonder if Father of the true function, that of style, practical argues Kueng has con layman's identification with the of the witness to hopes man for freedom, decentralization, more sMlercd the si the Faith in his own problems well ss the giving in the pew Father Kueng figures to use of the vernacular, better opportunities his environment He tees Catholic Action parlia- proposals present. do better the counter. function of the October over mentary procedure and less secrecy more aa an "auxiliary Father Haring, a product of the at the council, more consideration for Father Haring, now a lecturer at the laity." same Tuebingen University at which anew look at the Academia Protestants, require- Atphonaiana and the Pas- Hit main point, however, is that Father is dean of the of the Kueng theological ments missions, etc. All by now toral Institute of the Lateran in Rome, everything touching the Church should take* faculty, a more theological ap- are familiar themes but no one has takes up many of the same subjects. be examined by the council in the to the council and proach consequently put the case for these changes so ef- he does of Slid love. It would Always, however, so by re- light unity ap- won't be as irritating as Father Kueng fectively and as Father brilliantly lating them to unity the unity of pear that the council Fathers are do- those who to don't hold similar views Kueng. God the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, ing Just that. jompm a thomai

That Layman Again Strange Way Indeed THE MIND OF THE CATHOLIC unfortunate “(A analogy: lay- tTSANOE WAV MOMI. Ay Mats, is an ex LAYMAN, Dom*l J.r.b- Hwc, seminarian with by man) has no similar to duty W NNi i»e«»r> ZM HU an Wi JOS p°g.< UN. devout but a local intensely hope- support, say. Chan- Pre newi re- Publishers that since publication confused of values. joked Office's desire lessly sense cery to have leases detailed the books about Lincoln, doctors breathlessly In the French Canadian town laws order zoning changed in protests which advance or copies where he taken, dogs inevitably sold well, is young that an extension be built of this book the ideal may aroused. book would be about allegedly Henri abandons hit attempts on a school." (The parochial The and the author, Lincoln’s doctor's In the publisher to return to New York, finds dog. is with the comparison duty we learn. 1 suddenly found 19605, the Catholic layman a friend the Father Guar- ap- the in to support Church's di- themselves assailed criti- be by dian of pears to at least as sure- a monastery, vorce laws.) cism Capuchin from leaders and or fire a subject as that imagin- and— still living with the A cursory examination of re- laymen representing the Catho ary canine no tutor is raised as a Catho- implications lie. cent zoning cases would have Protestant and Jewish intended. lic. He completes his educa- revealed to Callahan faiths ." that . The which they the thing sets Calla- tion in seminary, comes follow the same wheth- han's pattern The are to work apart is that it Daniel Callahan "protests" puzzling. close marriage with a girl directed er against a Jewish There is offensive gives the first solid account nothing to in the village, and finally be- Catholic school of the synagogue. or Ilohokus. Saddle River, Mont- a Catholic reader; Protestants development of the comes a priest. rest home are clair, etc.) referred Catholic in private they are to layman America, only fleetiagly, There Is not much sub- attempts powerful This be a minor and come off back to the earliest by private may point, very well, and going stance to the novel; most U interests to exclude from a but As it also be as far Jewish readers are days of the may symptoma- Ms republic. people not* woodcnly. or tic of the relations community neighborhood an attitude which has concerned well, what's the Certainly of In the throes of a decision land uses they oppose for re- in and appeared other works by "tsimmes"? clergy laity in the 20th between' marriage and the or financial reasons the author, If be understood ligious i.e.. a Catholic The century cannot story, ■ Ilrnri does some of their Inspired by priesthood. own. church and a community are without reference to the trus- real event, is that of a weU- soul searching are almost tee They inevitably having trouble, it is almost todo problem of the 19th cen- Jewish boy whose tutor "Why hadn't he tried harder defeated in court without inevitably the church that tury. any is spirits him off from his New and longer to his need .to force a law in find Nor change the wrong. This attitude is York borne. family? can the present re- The tutor, who Why. indeed What answer by means. (In just as as the . . lation of the Catholic to Amer- political fact, questionable op- was about to be dismissed the law did he have for Jennar Marie? changes are usually posite which Callahan ican be understood rightly from hu because be in- society job For himself?" Good made the other side, via. decries. question by id oa ant sisted on without reference to the Know taking the boy to - mu comuo Nothingism and nativism of a century ago. THEATRE Callahan traces the history of the American Church from the immigrant period when The priest-laity relations followed Many the Splendored Thing pattern of rural Europe through the brief rise of lay with life for her and a yen own people in marital which with the of liaiaona, arw prestige backing Theater-goersfor have for Joan romance quite a atonement nazi atrocities made such liberal finally more respectable. Bishops as Ire- choice this year. "Here'i that would eventually include land, Curiously enough, tho love Spalding and Keane in Love" is the T. at Shubert; "The her own of gas-ehamber martyr- parent for child off the last years of the 19th comes cen- Verb to at dom. Irregular Love," better. The adults and to the decline young of Nourse tury which the And Barrymore. up at 49th Married in is "Here's Love!" love, general, may be rude followed when certain decrees St. is last season’s drawn as An associate buoyant rarely ennobling. to each other. But both of from Rome in the unite professor queer mat- "She Loves Me!” Few show it plays may in the with the musical's English at Sctoo Hall Uni- ter of compas- the "Americanist here- Most plays, deal corruscating terms of AIbee's sionate Joan Tbellusson actually, Santa Claus to versity, a bring sy" (actually here- with some European aspect of love. Look- "Virginia Woolf." But there Is oursc hope and joy to a small N writes drama re- sy) put a wet blanket on these girl. ing over the current roster, bitterness about an views unhappy TTiere la also honest concern for six Catholic news- brave efforts. we find widely varying con- union in "Here's Love!" And for offspring in "Enter Laugh- papers and Report maga- Callahan sees a revival in ceptions. there are cynical betrayals of ing" and "Irregular zine. and lectures frequently but with in "How Verb," our day, some cau- vows to and the theater. Succeed." a sense of for on of of sympathy a Daughter notes. An associate edi- L ove God appear “The and tionary might Rehearsal," "Stop child's needs in "Oliver!" a New York school the obvious theme City tor of Commonweal, he mir- of so won the World." principal, she is a graduate derful a work rors that magazine’s distrust as Osborne’s E ven in worts in which the of Manhattanville College of the Catholic "Luther." Yet rarely is this Among the more “prominent appealing love element U not and holds the Ph.D. from manifested so readily laymen" whose activities in in the protagon- married stage couples are the categorized, certain Fardham ist. He is insights University. public life are too seen mostly as sick, royal pair in "Tovarlch," and closely con- may be developed. Anouilh's trolled fearful, anxious, furious or de- the two Ritch- by the clergy. He ob- played by Cyril "The Rehearsal," for fiant. Love instance, the officers in with may underlie these ard and Claudette Colbert in by "Chips viously prefers the indepen- may be hi morally dubious their dent but 1t is Verb." Yet the Everything." points up he agrees outpourings, more "Irregeular that It illicit type, though glorifies an rela- denial of Christian recognizable in latter of brother- that both have their place. He dramatically picture an Idyllic Yet within tionship. its hood. the efforts of his wonily And the ruthless is afraid that there merger is marred the hus- context it man- simply Augustinian by does show that real of the in brothers to him find band's sudden revelatioo of ipulation young will be no room for the latter help a love Is not just a convenient "Sami illicit . Detached" makes unless more freedom is intro- peace. recent affair of which business arrangement or a sea- homes without Heroic surrender of self to he is "not ashamed." self denial seem duced, not just into lay-clergy sual band. It is God something dreadfully bleak. is, however, very much The love of relations, but also between the courtship young sacrifice. spiritual, demanding So al considered tho concern of Drahos' is things rank ami file and the Mary people pleasantly, If scrap- On the other clergy hand, two there’s "Eternal Sabbath" new much to be learned of at Black- treated in "She Loves hierarchy. plly. imports suggest what love friars’. Here love in theater. the brilliant Jew- Mel" In "Semi-Detached" and today's May should be, If only by stirring defense of lay ish Edith negative Uiero be in the future even convert Stein joins "Irregular Verb,” however, examples. The con- Hisfreedom leads him to one the haughty more positive ma- Carmelites, offering her the strew Is on examples, unsavory pre- tempt for the recruits shown turely observed and developed. 'Mr. Catholic' Folds Shoring the Wall 3 n« Sk.*d HACK, by With* Mo<- wardness when Bert, known to REIIGION AND THt SC HOOK, are parochial schools rented M|» H.H. many as (heaven help us all) by foul IlMfnrf. Imcm. 2*5 by small public school districts Bertram Flax "Mr. Catholic” began MM. wai a pious to give p°B«* with of their no buildings own The young man who wrote articles scandal, especially in front of The sub title of this latest and a small number of non- and stories and his poems for nonCatholic wife whom he work of America's Catholie children leading to educate in Catholic magazines His stuff yearned, ironically, to convert. anti-Catholic is polemicist formerly all-Catholic not good literature commun- was very Maybe hia lost of Faith was “The Great Controversy.” and rather ities.) theology but partly Betty's fault; not that Certainly nothing in these Advocate it might help at least some- she ever him kept from Mass, pages is likely to diminish the There is hardly room here body. And it Bert man- but because she gazed through up at heat of the Mr controversy. to into a to go point-by-point aged support his wife and him a saint as serene cast in Blanshard is if not nothing refutation of Blanshard. Suf- five moppets in worn carpet plaster. a flame stoker. fice to this Christian fashion. Dorothy Day give example of TOPIC Some advance his The notices on style: a Catholic trouble was that smack o r maybe it was the fault taking this book have indicated that a that of in the middle of Christmas of Father Chubb, editor position against the Revolution of Heart it represents a change in hierarchy is Bert was losing the feeling. of the Passenger, who'd let “courageous”; a Blanshard's attitude. No Protestant or Jew Besides this, his religion had Bert off the pietistic bit long- taking a carry lOAVES AND HSMES. b, Dorothy it is does he blame other than he all these er, said, position that fol- gone flat; was no longer years, even encour- Doy. Horpot ond Row. 215 pofot. the Catholic Church serene, and this alone for lowed by a majority of his October kind of thing aged him to write drivel fig- 52*5 the can knock attempts to bresk down faith is "unrepresentative and really the stuffing uring it might help the old "The greatest of challenge his cherished wall out of a fellow ladies of separa- unimpressive.” 17, Furthermore, who didn't need help- the day,*' writes Dorothy tion between State and it ing Church. This is was becoming a downright Day. “is how to bring about not a book to be nuisance that Now the “blame simply because Bert himself figures it's the a revolution of the must be read by someone who has heart, a only 1963, Bert was his Faith he fault of hu old school chum. shared by Protestants. Don’t a losing revolution which has to start sketchy knowledge of the could no longer manage to Gilhouley; the and with each be alarmed, you Catholics who field covered. It sup- blasphemies one of us.’’ can. in fact, port himself about obscenities used to suffer from low blood by writing Gilhouley She and many others who pres- only be fully enjoyed by some- it. Bert with this book is pummel were per- have worked with her believe sure just as one who has done sufficient There was the idled at an awk- haps. age 33. just taking that one answer to that chal- much antidote as past reading of Catho- Newark, any Protestant, effect. So had Blanshard -Gilhouley to lenge is through the Catholic tome. lic, Jewish and secular opin- pick now to come back into Worker movement, which she ions. well N. A Primer of Faith as as some home- the Church. Fine founded with Peter Blanshard thing. co- Maurin begins his bonk work on the de- major legal J. Of in an raaMOi romans rtonv course you couldn't over- New York more than 30 with examination of the cisions. _ |o grant tAMn. by look Bert’s mother in law She Court *•«** T. a.OIM, 1J years ago. recent Supreme prayer bws IM to win UM tended unnerve him with “When to decision we begin take the and- includes some Father her crusades for Planned lowest she McGloin saya we place." continues, interesting information oo the Parenthood and flnoridatioa have progressed from crisis "to wash the feet of others, background of the church- Paging... and (in a N. J. town called Blood- to love our brothers with that state tragedy as experienced question in this country. in Action to crisis bury which has Tudor store- burning love, that There and tragedy passion, is much of value to a CHRISTMAS IN RETHIiHEM AND to in an fronts. a chic population, a which led Christ the Cross, student of this actuality, experience question MOIV WEEK AT MOUNT ATMOS, by proximity to East which leads to the eternal Orange and then we can truly say, ‘Now 1 the trouble is Cfcr.ifspkt, lord ques- to pick the (Oxford, S4) Rte altogether have tion. why* are we here’ 46. and quite begun'." wheat from the chaff Sometimes Why vivid, sometimes a resemblance to Mont- She began How did we get here’ Upper during the de- (Suggestion: take What anything vague first-person report of the clair. where Author Shred bv- as editor of are we to be pression The Blanshard writes with Christmas supposed doing' one way is celebrated in ed Catholic From proof of the recently ) an grain of salt existence Worker, eight- and, when Cath- Bethlehem Latin And of the tabloid, variously by God and Ills course, System page monthly which, olics are mentioned, increase Catholics causality, be and Protestants. the in the she "concerns priest pulpit meas- says, work and the progresses logically building dosage a million-fold.) Greek Orthodox, and Armeni- the heat of and the of board board uring Purgatory, men problems pov- by through Reve- Unlike the first Blanshard ans; picks up when the author the and destitution lation men's groups who paid erty —and past signposts of truth which reaches Mt. Athos and details epic we saw Bert to talk about man's to his recently to the final communism, relationship the Week acceptance of God. at a used book sale Holy rites among the suburban New Jersry itself, brothers and God." priced at It could easily be a record- 40 largest monastic cents this latest work community of and the changing Church which The movement itself has no ing of a convert class the Greek Orthodox Church. or a appears to have hit the coun- put him out of date at age formal organization, but is conversation with an interest- all try with the effect of a 32 identified its houses of TO lIGHT A ed half-believer by C ANDIE by trv World War II dud. as Perhaps Torn., hospitality such the first Kollo*. MM. Dou btoday Father McGloin draws upon w this is due to the old $4 50) dfnd Shee I is a very of its kind in New York habit events like the Finkbine City abor- of ignoring who Father Keller's clever writer. His dialogue where Dorothy Day lives and someone con- autobio- tion and the Van de Put in- is Kernfic even funnier work* —and its “communi- stantly cries “Wolf*; perhaps graphy which necessarily be- fanticide cases in IK2 to it's due a comes than It was in his first tarian" farms -uch as Pe- to man named John, the story of the Chris- home faring the urgency of w hohas made novel. "A Middle Class Edu- ter Maurin Farm on Staten anti Catholicism topher Movement he founded recognizing Christa heritage cation'' three Island. somewhat outdated. in 1946 to demonstrate that years ago lbs John Glenn and Russian Cos- Many of her beliefs "you can satire l* sharp and suave and Probably both theories change the world” Titov debate ap- monaut the exis- and for double edged. Many of his pacificism anaichy, ply. Blanshard offers little through a sense of personal tence of God criticisms are valid. have classed her that is example new in his attacks on responsibility. An between analogy histor- The and the Catholic Worker trouble is that after Bert as the Church, lie is still crying ian* and the works of the radical. ANOTHER RATH, by Glody. T.bo*. disintegrates and the reader about the "captured” public Hifpxtow, 52.45) Evangelists u employed to is left to the blame, However, sort out in applying her schools of the mid-West with- deanoastrate A the the authenticity of there long essay oo author’* is really very little of journalistic skill .to something out ever the God's Revelation detailing history conquest of grief, constructive nature to which she has enriched with a meas- lived for to of these schools which would "Fnroda. common-sense Romans. Protes- ure all reflections, but it against. Mr. Sherd many years, Dorothy Day has give the lie to his charges. stunted a tants'- is "a to to by kind of natural help get would never in a million years provided a thought-provoking (According to Blanshard, Cod." a to religion which accepts the beginning make agree, but even satire account of the devotion a ought per- "captured'* schools are public comfort one delve to and peace God give* deeper. son can have to his fellow help somebody. schools turned into quasi-paro- while ever SUSAN DINER man. hardly considering ANNI MAE BUCKLEY ED WOODWARD chial schools; actually, they the duty of worship.

CINEMA Freud, Gleason, Fellini, 'Hud'...

questions Gleason and Imaginary recently list, and Catholic and myself. by faith, are "The Great and Posed imaginary readers: Escape" by that his Catholicism has real the River Kwai” Q-I see ''Hud” gol the "Bridge oo top relevance to his Q Don't see fun- picture-mak- comparable? James you ever any award citation from recently the most ny movies’ All ing, important is Fel- you seem to the International Catholic Of- lini. A. Only as movies. W. write about la violence adventure Freud, fice of the Cinema at Venice. Lean's "Kwai" is >nd sexual Like many Catholic artists more peculiarities How come panned it? you he than that: a Arnold make* applications of his psychological A. Ifs the state of the market. A. faith of James W. ••Hud" is a well-made film that might not be accept- study a man with admir- Arnold is as- No film reviewer La ed able values that have become sistant of fully that defends human values; at every Communion break- professor journal- prepared without a course in at fast. He warped. It also the ism at Univer- Venice, there were few of is challenging and implies ab- Marquette abnormal Five these of Milwaukee. He has psychology. to choose from. But 1 disturbing and sometimes in surdity war. “Escape" nev- sity. re- years ago the only sick char- felt that error. But "La er quite reaches this al- viewed films, music the amoral hero came Strada" and level, TV. acters were in torn-shirt and drama for across as too attractive. It's "La Dolce Vita" will be stud- though several characters, Ir- daily news- drama. Now they show in dedicated and Catholic up •Iso hard to get interested in ied for decades as achieve- rationally to es- papers week- Darts and Vincent Price lies and wrritten drama for Day psychopaths, whether they’re ments in Christian art. cape as a supreme value, movies. live bad It's easier to talk about would seem fit for TV. Arnold was ed- good guys or guys. Asa subjects Since New Year's I've Catholic analysis. The ucated by the Jesuits teen man incapable of moral choice, pictures, since a purely physical at Just ooe really funny movie: and emotional excellence Xavier High School, New "Hud" chiefly bored me. Also man's personal religious orth- of "Divorce, Italian Style.” “Escape” is York, and Marquette. He deplorable is the trend even odoxy is often slippery. In the stunning in its but there holds the M.A. in in films with a “good" set of spirit of America’s Rev. Har- way, must be journal- Q-Wbo are the current ism good values old C. grounds for from Stanford Univer- to concentrate on the Gardiner, who describes separating the movie comedians? and deviant and as Catholic great from the sity, is currently on wicked while ig- any work that con- merely good. leave Wisconsin A. The the at Univer- question implies visual noring available characters veys true worth of man Q- What, if anything, is wrong for a Ph D. rather than with The and his relation to Catho- sity working comics, pri- universal problems. God, with Catholics as filntgoers? marily word men Bob approach is valid but the mo- lics chouki follow closely the (like A. Avery personal answer: of Hope).. tive is too often box-office. films of Ingmar Bergman sex, and not enough in terms We tend The (“The Seventh Seal" to use Legion of of artistic combined great ones can produce “Virgin quality Are Catholic Q. any artists and other Decency ratings as guides to with and ultimate poignance as well as hilarity. Spring”) directors meaning making movies? good when The la who movies, their pur- values. We seem to think little current master prob- frequently choose, or are pose is to chosen relevant themes point out oc- of children ably France's Jacques Tati A. It matters most if the artist by, possible exposing or our- casions of sin. Asa Fred Zinnc- result, selves to shabbincss of the ("Mr. Hulot"). But the beat has control; the one who George Stevens, lot of recent Jackie mann, William we see a bad movies don't write example was has most control is the direc- Bryan Forbes, spirit. Finally, we and movie* lose Gleason'a which David etc. good money. enough real notes to "Glgot," was tor who also contributes to the Wyler, Lean. laboring Perhaps we make moral liked, apparently, only If movie critics, who are then by script. you really mean ar- Q- Aa prisoner-of-war films, judgment! too much in terms obliged to think pp their own. A Man's Faith 'MIWtS JESUIT MOTHERS 4 fir CHILDREN WHAT I tlllivt, by froncoil May- COMTINKMTAL fOOO ,»IM »«HMM».Rt -rrtra tf Jm CSrM **•«• *“• »“ Umrrt M Rmo mR tw i«»u» tmnw, m *•*.. m ■Hui. r» mu «tWi tar M.n Director of RELIGIOUS Vocations, 34 E. 83rd St., Now Tor* 2t, N.V. Sfumtni & “Why have Of«» you remained (Phone 212 RE 4-1146) K«B«T»*V IM OF lor EVERYONE faithful to TOPIC the religion into Prinb C jos4*cJi*OM £ which you were born?" CATHOLIC The question has followed Francois Mauriac MV through his 4-7100 BOOKS u. lona and splendid literary Uttar career, and in this brief and deeply felt work he Advocate answers: it was Christ alone . . . "not the beauty of Christianity and Tha not the spell of the hturjcy ” He finds Christ in the Churrh not because it J. is a perfect

organisation ("St Peter's was N. built with money from indul- gences which cost the Church half A of the who MERES BUI people DOCTORS joined the dus reformation: was put- ting architecture at too Newark, high a price”) hut because it has safeguarded Christ's truths 1963, snd legacy. M auriac's confession is a IH YDMt HUUNinS HIURI 17, frank and immensely read- able work, peppered with fresh observations of the society a which exist* (...And outside the world Hospital Bill, too) October of Christ. “I have no regard for the miracles of technology t if they unfold in a material-

istic prison ... I have no in- '•ji. terest in reaching the planets ■ If whit the remote controlled I rocket is this carries poor body ... to rot destined away and this poor heart, which will have vainly beaten for creatures who themselves are dust and Jr ashes .” . . The Christianity of Francois Mauriac Is an Intensely person al way of life He rejects as always, with charity _ Rev. Teilhard de Chardin's enlargement of Christ to the n ■ IHP**#

dimensions of the cosmos. In- "v* stead. the deepest mystery in

the eyes of Mauriac “is that

of the Creator reduced to the

dimension of each creature.”

S' The author's long disen- chantment with the practical ities of Church organisation seems to have been resolved with the reign of John XXIII. for whom he frit an unbound- ed admiration

With Pope Pius XII. how ever, be deals with regrettable harshnem.

Hut Mauriac ha* chosen not to withhold the beliefs be knows will be unpopular, he u giving us the depth* and the heights of one man's Christian r\ pencil re _ any coitmo T £ if & -j ‘h. it . .r.d*

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