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Sense of Mission: Commitment By Rev. Joseph A. Hughes There is no Way to become a saint except or so devoted that he does not need to prom h e m a tu re Christian has a deep sense to put on Christ. To put on Christ it is neces- ise God and reassure himself over and over T of mission. He feels that he must be sai7 to give Christ to others, to ^ je ty , to again that he will follow Christ and do the come actively and hopefully involved as a redeemed and unredeemed souls. To do this will of Him-who sent him. Christian in the temporal order. He must takes commitment, the unselfish, persistent, convince himself that he can and must help dedicated dffort to brighten in one’s soul the THE MASS is the supreme occasion for to communicate his share of Christ to his pattern of intelligent and active Christianity. commitment on the part of all who know share of the world. There is no other way sorpething of the purpose of the Incarnation out for one who understands his vocation as THE CHRISTIAN’S commitment to live and Redemption. The Mass is not intended a son and heir of God and a co-heir with the life of Christ and to communicate the as a setting for sentimental musings on the Christ. ’ And it' is necessary to remember fruits of the Redemption to others is en-., meaning of the Cross. The Mass, to be fruit that Christ was a revolutionary. larged and vitalized in the sacraihent of Con ful, must be related to the full realities of The lack of this conviction" is precisely firmation. To be a soldier of Jesus Christ life. ^To the Mass we bring from our own the reason for the mediocre spirituality of is more than to take part in a defensive life our weaknesses and our hopes, our sac the, typical Christian and his anemic influ alignment. It means growing in will and rifices and love, our sincerity and determin ence on a world in the high stages of social training and love and ambition to spread the ation to be united with Christ in spreading revolution. Poor social and apostolic posture kingdom of grace. This is not child’s play. His influence into our home and neighbor on the part of many good people who faith It does not leave much room for the full and hood and nation. fully fill a pew daily and Sunday in the par demoralizing comforts of a secularized so «There is some phase of God’s work that ish Church has brought discredit on the ciety. He will do only through us. In the Mass Church and defeat to the mission of Christ Each day in the period of mental prayer we commit ourselves to do this work, what through Christian history. the responsible Christian makes or renews ever the cost, whatever the pain. Our pain his commitment to some specific phase of we unite with Christ’s pain in the daily re A DESCRIPTION of “a sense of mis the Christian life and work. This commit newal of Calvary. For,our support we rely sion” can be boiled down to one word: Com ment is to do the right thing and to do it on the Food of militants and martyrs which mitment.- No grown Christian is worth the for the right reason, that is, out of super comes to us as part of the eternal Christian salt used on him in the baptismal riteJf natural love. There is no person so_strong Sacrifice. he does not have an active, adult sense of responsibility toward his own growth in holir COMMITMENT , moves the thorough ness, toward all the other near and distant Christian to cut through the superficialities cells in the Mystical Body, toward the press and sentimentalities of traditional piety and ing mission of the Church. jU ife to enter into the center of the Christian rev Commitment, as a fruit of faith, runs olution. Active Christianity demands p i us like a golden cord through all the prayer service and sacrifice. Those who respond life and the sacramental activity of the to these demands in a selfless and lasting Christian. In Baptism we make a pact with way will transform a wayward society and Christ to live His life, to grpw in His grace, O f i L S p ir it make progress toward personal spiritual to enlarge His kingdom, to become a saint. oerfection.
r BLESSED .JQAII Church Guarantees DELAUOUB Liberty of Christ f h i c and Learn %/ P. 0 . Box 1620| Denver, Colorado THE RECENT DEATH of Archbishop Gerald P. O’Hara, Apostolic Delegate to Great Britain, recalls Kissing Pope’s______Ring > an exchange of letters he had with a Baptist minister Q. When President Kennedy visited the Pope, all the at the time he was Archbishop of Savannah. These papers stated that he did not kneel to kiss the Papal ring, letters, which extended from 1955 to 1957, manifest the reason being that he was afraid “some Americans might the late prelate’s clarity of mind and charity of misunderstand.” To me this runs against the words of Our spirit. He had just that knowledge of ^the Protestant Lord: “He who acknowledges Me before men, I will ack- mind which enabled him to see its difficulties and knowledgejiefore My Father.” thefr answer. A. No. The President’s action was legitimate. The Assumption One of these difficulties — in fact, what the Bap Kissing the Papal ring is not a necessary sign of a tist minister who debated with him called the pivotal ■ Catholic’s respect for the Holy Father, and it is Although Scripture docs not speak explic of Mary, reunited with her soul, was as-, freely foregone when it might be misconstrued that itly of this great privilege of Mary, It has Protestant position — is the false opposition between sumed into heaven and there she now reigns the freedom of the individual soul and the Church a statesman thereby acknowledges temporal sub always been the common belief of Christ’s as Queen of Heaven. The Feast of the As jection to a Pope or prelate. Church and was solemnly defined as a sumption is celebrated on Aug. 15 and is a authority. dogma of faith by Pope Pius XII on Nov. holy day of obligation. 1, 1950. After her death the Incorrupt body LET, US BY ALL MEANS, wrote Archbishop Feast Aug. 17 Clergy and Inierrasial Jusfise O’Hara, uphold the rights of the individual soul, and Q. Many people say that, of all the clergymen (of various let us stick to the Scriptures, to see what they say faiths) who now maintain that racial segregation is un about the relation of the two. Love Cures christian, immoral, and sinful, not one of them had (prior to First of all, Jesus said that “the Truth shall the 1954 Supreme Court decision) the intelligence to recognise Mon Can Understand God its immorality and sinfulness nor the courage to protest against make you free” (John viii, 32). Hence freedom is it. Will vou please give the correct answer to this charge? freedom only in the Truth. There is no real freedom Poverty of Easier'Than Anything Else to oppose the Truth, known as such. And how do we A. Nothing is to be gained for the cause of inter know the Truth? racial justice by such sweeping and impassioned Man's Heart accusations. Long before the Supreme Court decision Whenever you begin to talk about manner, everything that we know in In Tim. iii, 15, the Apostle salutes the Church as God you will always find some people the world. We are absolutely sure of By E. T. Smith of 1954, many Catholic leaders had spoken and “the Pillar and Ground of truth;” and he speaks worked against segregation and discrimination. The who, though not denying Him, try to that. (II Cor., X, 5) of “bringing into captivity every THE SHOPKEEPERS in assume that you are talking the 17th century French vil desegregation of the parochial schools of St. Louis about We know that this Necessary Being thought to the obedience of Christ,” Therefore Chris lage of Saumur were a thrifty, something that is not knowable, there- in 1947 may have set an example for the Supreme must be infinite mind, for mind is the tian liberty means only the right to think in con almost a parsimonious, lot. Court’s action. fore not “talkable.” A noted philos- highest power we know on earth, and formity with Christ. « „ But for sheer miserliness not opher, Herbert Spencer, in fact called One of the most notable voices was that of if mind exists here it must have existed one of them could match Archbishop John Ireland of St. Paul, who, in Jan God “The Unknowable.” in the beginning and eternally. In fact “A COMMUNITY THEN,” continued the Arch Joan Delanoue. Joan made her living by uary, 1891, on the 28th anniversary of the eman On the contrary, God can be under we could not be certain of the validity bishop, “which makes a collective demand on its cipation of the Negro, demanded the blotting out of stood easier than anything else we of our own reasoning powers unless members of utter submission to Christ’s revelation selling a strange assortment is no challenge to the soul’s liberty or the action of of cloth, crockery, dried fish, all barriers and color lines. He made this prophetic know — not the Essence of God, which our intellect comes from an Intellect and cheap religious trinkets statement: we shall never adequately compre that is nece^arily perfect, has created the Holy Spirit of truth within it. On the contrary, — these last for the benefit of “Untimely tbday, my words will be timely to hend, since it is infinite — but the Be our intellect, and made it able to com such a community takes the first step to safeguard pilgrims to a nearby shrine. morrow. My fault, if there be a fault, wotild be that ing of God, that God is, that He 4s the municate with other intellects. and promote the true freedom of the Christian soul,” What bothered her neigh I am ahead of my day. The time is not distant when last ground of existence. You will sometimes find believers by safeguarding it against that which cannot require bors, however, was not the oddity of her wares but the Americans and all other Christians will wonder that Do you think you know your own who will talk of the proofs for the its obedience. * ! there ever was a race problem.”' self? The older you grow the more you existence of God as being difficult. Christ told His ' ' -.ties: “All power is given unto cold-blooded greed*with which her business was conducted. The holiness of the Church demands that she become puzzled by the contraditions of They can mean only that many people Me in heaven and >rth. Go, therefore, an44each It was not enough for Joan teach right moral principles. It does not demand that your nature. Do you think you know the are not familiar with the technical all nations ...” > tth. xxviii, 18-19). to drive a hard bargain. Her Catholics must always be*^ the first ones to discern good hard ground? Physicists will tell terms with which philosophers prove The word of God is therefore to come from quest for a quick franc often and to denounce all the concrete situations to which you that what you think Is hard solid His existence, or do not normally fol- Christ through teachers sent by Him. They are to led her to lying, cheating, these principles apply, though in fact as well as in matter is no such thing, but swirling Iqw the rigorous line of thought neces speak with His authority. “He who hears you^hears and, even a hint of blade- principle the Church has always recognized racial galaxies of atoms, each with its neu sary for formal reasoning. But to prove Me; and he who despises you despises Me; and he mail — all on a petty scale, to be sure, but enough to show equality. tron and protons, moving about in the existence of God is the next thing who despises Me despises Him who sent Me” (Luke The evils of segregation could not have become empty spaces that appear to you to be X, 16). “As My Father has sent Me, even so send I that her first love wm money, to knowing the existence of yourself. not virtue. ' evident to all until Negroes had advanced far enough solid mass. Things are not what they The principle that underlies all rea you” (John xx, 21). * It was a strange old womaq to demonstrate iti inequity. seem. Only God is. soning is the principle of contradiction. who finally cracked the shell We can understand God better than Whatever is, is; whatever is not, is not; AT THE OUTSET of the Christian community, o^selfishness that imprisoned anything else, simply because the nothing can be and not be at the same therefore, there were authoritative teachers. Was the Joan Delanoue’s soul. The necessary and unchanging makes a time. Therefore a thing that is changed arrangement merely temporary? No, it was perma woman was a widow who The Catechism Illustrated fancied herself as a visionary surer object of thought than does fhe cannot be at the same time the thing nent, by Christ’s own decision. After giving the com Q. CAN A PERSON COMMIT AN EVIL ACT AND NOT but e^o was probably only mission to teach all nations. He went on: “And, lo, BE GUILTY OF PERSONAL SIN? finite, the changing, and the con that changes it. Therefore it must have slight^ demented. tingent. We may hot know what im a cause. What is caused cannot be' I am with you always, even to the end of the world” But, mystic or crackpot, she A. One is not guilty of personal sin when he is ignorant mediately causes the phenomena greater than the cause, for then it (Matth. xxviii, 20). With them — how? At least in talked of God and of His law of the evil in the act, does it through no fault of bis owDr or around us; we may be wholly ignorant would be both caused (in respect to their function as teachers, the function He had just„ Of love. In the mirror of the Is forced Into the act without his consent. of the inmost constitution of things; what it receives from the cause) and entrusted to them. So the teaching office is to endure widow’s often unintelligible but we can readily understand that all not caused (in respect to what it has and have always the same authority and the same conversation, JMn for the this does not have to be, whereas that does not come from the cause). guarantee. first time in hiS^life caught Something does have to be. That Some Therefore man cannot have evolved “There can, therefore,” Archbishop O’Hara con a glimpse of her own thing, whose perfections we cannot from nothing. He must have had a cluded, “be no real challenge to the soul’s Christian shriveled soul. comprehend, must be eternal, un cause, and thrit cause must be a mind liberty in a community which teaches, in which the SHE BEGAN her reform by changing, all-powerful, all-wise. It infinitely greater than his own, be teachers claim, as the successors of Christ’s Apostles, giving away her best dress to a woman who did not need it, must be, in a supreme and ineffable cause it is necessary. to speak with His authority.” but soon Joan was embarked on the more practical project of caring for six orphan chil dren. From- that^tim e on she Common Bible ^Definite Possibility made the care of orphans, the aged, and th^ sick her work ~ By Father Eugene II. Maly Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that be Pius XII in his encyclical Di™ ^Vfflante Spirilu. in life. ^ (PrMldcnt, Calholle Biblical Sxlaty of Atnarica) lieving you may have life in His name” (John He stated that the Coun^SfjT Trent’s declaration Conversions of great sin A version of the Bible acceptable alike to Cath 20:31). was intended as a juridical, not a critical, evalua ners, like Mary Magdalene olics, Orthodox and Protestants of the English-speak The proponents of the common Bible have an tion. In other words, because of its legitimate use and St. .Augustine, are spec ing world—whose total Christian population far out obyious point to make from this. The fortunes of in the Church for so many years, we can be cer tacular, but, as any spiritual numbers that of any other language group -— has ecumenism will be considerably enhanced by a com tain that it is free from error in matters of faith director will testify, they are become a definite possibility. mon acceptance of the truths contained in the and morals. It does not mean, he went on to say, far easier to come by than is Promotion of such a Bible translation has been I Scriptures. And the first and necessary step to such that translations from the original text are forbid the conversion of a soul en spurred mainly by two factors. One is the ecumen an acceptance is the agreement on a common text. den. Pope Pius himself greatly encouraged- such slaved by the petty vice? — ical movement, which has created the need, or . at The ecumenical dialogue, however, is not prop translations, affirming them to be not only neces the almost unconscious greed, least the hope, for a common Bible. The other 1$ erly served by a refusal to consider the differences sary but even “urgently demanded.” eagerness for power over the state of modem Biblical scholarship that has between Catholic and'^Protestant, differences that On an entirely different level, modern scholars, others, ill temper, and un Th^ drunkenness of Noe is The quickness to impute made such a project possible. Neither factor ia es affect the Biblical text itself and the Bible’s role both Catholig and non-Catholic, have provided added charitableness.' one of the many instances in personal sin to others witbont sentially related to the other. in the Christian commitment. With regard to the stimulus to the project. Their scientific examina But these are the vices, not Scripture where an e^l deed taking into consideration their All Christians, whether Catholic or Protestant, Biblical text one of the major factors has been tion of the various texts and versions of the Scrip the great sins, that endanger subjective mental and spirit are united in their commitment to the Person of was done but no personal sin the Catholic attitude to the Vulgate, the Latin trans tures has led to increasingly greater agreement as most of us, that shrink our ual condition is perhaps the Jesus Christ, the full revelation of His Father. This was committed. Noe was not lation made by St. Jerome over 1500 years ago. This to what was the original text that came from thb souls and keep them from biggest temptation many commitment is based, primarily, on the knowledge translation was declared to be “authentic” by the hands of the inspired authors. the greatness of which they guilty of sin because he did Christians have in life. Jesus of Christ, of what He said and did, and of the Council of Trent and was to be used in public lec Perhaps even more slgnl^ant is a project now are capable. The story of Joan not know the strength of (he said: “Do not judge, and yon primitive Church’s evaluation, under the guidance underway in which a group of internationally known tures, disputations and in preaching. ' Delapoue helps us to remem wine which he drank. The shall not be judged: do not of the Holy Spirit, of His words and deeds. Protestant scholars, while admitting the value of Biblical scholars, both Catholic and non-Catbolic, is condemn, and you shall not ber that opening our hands natural bad effect^ of such the Vulgate as an early witness to the transmission preparing a series of translations and commentaries and hearts in generous love be condemned” (Luke vi, S7). ALL CHRISTIANS: moreover, would agree that of the original text, could not accept it as the basis of the various books of the Bible. Under the editor of others^is the best cure for an act must still Ik suffered We must In life Judge many at least, the major truths undergirding the Christian of a comm’on Bible. Its deficiencies, from a critical, ship of Dr. W. F. Albright, of Johns Hopkins uni this poverty of spirit. even by one who Is not guilty things about our neighbor, commitment are to be found in the Scriptures: viewpoint, would only be an obstacle to a common versity In Baltimore, the series will eventually be of personal sin. The holy en those of which we have com ". .'. these are written that you may believe that interpretation. published by Doubleday. It is not a common Bible in petence to do so, but to Judge the strict sense of the word, since each author is lightened person is able to ■his' gnUt of personal sin is THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER THIS SEEMINGLY MAJOR roadblock to a corn- responsible only for the book being prepard by him. avoid many such bad effects something we must leave to August 8, 1963 Sec. 2, Page 1 mop Bible was at least partially removed by Pdpe But It p indicative of what is possible in this field. In this life. God. No Compromise Between Christ and Communism, Vatican Badio Declares VATICAN CITY—Vatican Radio, speaking of the impossi-< bility of a rapprochement between Catholicism and atheistic Communism, declared: “Today, gs yesterday, without distinction of geographical location, of ethnic characteristics, Marxist Communism is the antithesis of Christianity, is the negation of liberty, truth, jus tice, and peace. “In the East as in the West, the Marxist and Communist conception is and remains materialistic and atheist In the Has as In the West, the practice of Commnnlsm is and remains the opression of liberty as well as the perseention of every anthentlc religions faith, and partlcnlarly of the Church. “In the East as in the West, the mystique of the struggle and the revolution is and remains the method of penetration Short Wove Miuionarioi an-' conquest that cannot be given up. Fatlwr John H. Stitz (KOVZJ), second from Yonkers, N.Y.; the Very Rev. Igantius Mc> “There can exist only differences in evaluating methods left, of Tonganoxle, Kan., has been elected Cormick, O.F.M. Cap., Superior of the Capu and time. The accommodating attitudes, dictated and almost preetdent of the newly formed Catholic Mission chin Province of New York-New England; and Imposed by the very force of reality in continual evolution, do Radio aisocUtion. Pictured with him at the the Rev. Delbert Will, O.F.M. Cap., (YN4CF), not mean changes in doctrine or in practice,-but tactical and Catholic dergy amateur radio convention are, missionary to Biueflelds, Nicaragua. dialectical adherence to diverse Circumstances. from left, Herman A. Bohning (W2MZV) of “The judgment and attitude of -free men, and above all Catholics, toward Marxism and Communism must not change. “With the Marxist-Communist ideology, it is necessary to be intransigent, so much the more intransigent when the Association Forrped to Set Up tactic of penetration is more ambiguous and subtle. “The sphere of natural law — one reads in the encyclical Pacem in Terris — offers Catholics a vast sphere of encounter Senator Likes His Company Mission 'Ham' Radio Network and understanding with human beings not illuminated by faith. “In these relations our sons must be vigilant so as to be Thirty-three nuns of the Religious of the pany in years,” quipped Keating as this pic always true to themselves, so as to never arrive at compro Hudson, N.H. — The Catholic •To provide free radio equip contact with each other and with Sacred Heart of Mary, whose mother house ture was snapped. At the Senator’s left are mises regarding religion and morals.” Mission Radio Association is no ment for needy priests, espe God.” Is in Tarrytown, N.Y.,*>181106 the U.S. Capitol Mother Albert, superior of the visiting group; longer Just an idea. It’s a real cially missionaries; He suggested the formation of ity. •To set up a communications priest and brother operators, THE IMPACT of this commentary upon the peoples of the in Washington, D.C., and were greeted by Mother Stephen Connell, and her lister, Pn- world in general has yet to be gauged. More than 50 priests, broth network; citing as example, the radio net Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R., N.Y.). “I tricia Connell, who is counsel to Senator In Italy, its influence was immediate and decisive within ers, and seminarians gathered •To interest lay helpers in work between priests of his dio haven’t been photographed In such good com Keating. the missions; cese. the ranks of the Christian Democrat party sitting in national at the Capuchin Friary of St. council. Anthony here (July 23-24) to •To spread information about Bishop Waters recommended Speaker after speaker wrote,to support the party secre Defies Prayer Ban form the organization. the work of the missions. that an annual convention be tary, Aldo Moro, in his proposals for a future line of party The group, which included a held and issued a general in Doctor Denies He Charged Annandale, N.J.—The Clinton campaign conduct: Bishop, two Mpnsignors, and a IN AN INTRODUCTORY vitation to visit his diocese in Township Board of Education • Reinforcement of the party’s • appeal to the Italian world-famous seismologist, de speech. Bishop Vincent S. Wat 1964. , voted to defy a ruling of the people as a progressive party whose program was based on clared that the purpose of the ers of Raleigh, N. Car., said that state Coi^missioner of Educa Christian morality and the Christian way of life; Catholif Press Distortion organization is: “radio can bring persons into OTHER SPEAKERS and their tion and the state Attorney Gen • Continuation of the Center-Left form of government as topics and comments included: Chicago — Dr. Edward R. An- olic press, which 1 certainly did eral by continuing the practice best attuned to the needs of Italian Catholics of all walks nis, president of the American not. I did not accuse even a of opening each school day with of life, from the laborer to w e a l^ industrialist; and Medical association, denied that ‘segment’ of the Catholic press. prayer. In its vote to continue The Rev. John M. Stitz, Ton- • Denial of direct participation in the future administra in an iqterview with the Catho The quoted phrase further im the prayers, the board provided ganoxie, Kans. (KOVZJ), head tion to the Socialist party unless it broke clean with the Com lic Starf Herald, publication of plies, when used in this context that pupils could be excused U of Papal Volunteers for Latin munists. the Camden diocese, he accused and not in the context given to they desired. America' in his diocese, spoke Defense Minister Giulio Andeotti, who held the same posi the Catholic press of distortion Mr. Nolan, that the Catholic on “Ham Radio and the Lay tion under ex-Premiere Amintore Fanfani, who uttered the warn and partiality. press is the only segment of the Mott Ravarand Fulton J. Shaan Apostolate.” He said that “ama RaMrinf Rriaot ing words about the Church being “too busy” to support the ‘I did criticize one editorial press taking me to task.” teur radio helps overcome the Demo-Christians, was strong in his condemnation and accused Saaks RasMauca Evaty day in tha Matt wa pray for it: a hundrad timat isolation of missionaries,” and (‘The E m p ^ House of AMA,’ the former Premier of misinterpreting the role of the Vatican EVIDENCE that Nolan “un Storing print, tgt M, In gte* kultn, quoted Father DeSmet, a mem Catholic -B tu Herald, May 25, 0 day wa uttar patitlont for it; a thoutandt timat a day w t and of seeking to abrogate or nullify the powers of the Italian derstood clearly what I said,” Mfki wittMt locttlan. Mutl knvt' ber of the White Fathers of Af 1962) and one writer. Monsignor privttt room md btlhraami dimIi Episcopacy. * pointed out Dr. Annis, “is found ilM in privnit) cotnpittt privacy fail in tho proctica of it. Wa taa it dt tho mott naadad virtua rica as saying that “much of Higgins,” he said in a letter to There was every indication at the Vatican that the Holy in the second paragraph, where wl)tn dttlrtd mut bt tvtiltbit. of our timat, and yat wa faal wa thould not avan ba writing our energy and good will in the Rev. Salvatore J. Adamo, Would prtftr to bt tOtchtd to Sli- See would continue negotiations with the Iron lurtain coun Catholic Star Herald executive he wrote ‘some Catholic editors,’ Itrt' buOtutlon. Ttrmi by irrtngt about it untii wa bagin to proctica it mora. B|^ in ordar that Africa is wasted because of mtnt. Writt: Tht Rtgliltr, Otpt. tries toward an improvement of the lot of the Church and of editor. “But the article implies and pain in the 13th paragraph, R.P., P.O. Boi MM, Dtnvtr, Ctlo. lack of communication.” He Catholics under Soviet domination. where he stated, ‘referring to wo may imprott ourtalvot with tha nacattity of doing baltar, noted that various Catholic lay that I accused the entire Cath the writings of some Catholic wa amphatiza itt naad— tha groups,are organizing to set up olic press.” THIS CLARIFICATION, it was pointed out, indicated no writers.’ ” bam stations and to train per He asked for an apology by “it" baing tha virtua of< shift of position from the line of approach to the Soviets initiated In the fifth paragraph, said 'Rebound Constipations sonnel. in the Pontificate of John XXIII, but with the reiteration of the paper to its readers and to povattyl other publications that reprinted the doctor, “1 am quoted as avoiding all misinterpretation of the view of the Church, views , . . that’s the price you may pay for saying, ‘This is typical of the taking old-fasbiooed chemical laxa- The Rev. ‘ Delbert WUl, steadfastly adhered to by all prelates behind the curtain, portions of the interview. The We know what poverty is O.F.M.Cap., Bluefields, Nicara article was written by Joseph F. distortion in the Catholic press.’ tivenhat can dry out bowels to causa and exemplified by Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Primate of Po Again, I was referring to a spe mnunmatioa and many other laxativa — it is a destitution of gua, (YN4CF), spoke on “Ham land, in all his dealings with the Polish regime. Nolan and dealt with AMA ritki. For deuila aee drcnlar M Dr. Ed- Radio and the Foreign Mis views on government medical cific article as being typical of warda‘ Olive Tableta, winner of doeton’ things which ore necessary Similar views, it was unofficially stated, have been ex the distortion of some writers, sions.” He told how he uses programs. 6-mooth test. TeQs how this herbal prep for the body. But the pover pressed to the Hungarian regime by Cardinal Francis J. Koenig but the wording here does not aration woo by 71% on comMoed aoona ty we are talking about is amateur radio to talk with his of Vienna and by Monsignor Agostlno Casseroli, Secretariat “The statement I gave to Mr. cf ftnUeneta and other pointa. Write to family in the U.S. and to make make that clear.” Dr. Edwarda' ahre Tableta, Dept. W-U not so much related to of State apostolic negotiator, during their recent visit to Buda Nolan,” noted the doctor, “is Memphii 1, Tens. Or ict Dr. Edwards’ regular contacts with the Capu things as it is related to pest. reported in the 16th paragraph Oliva Tableta at tha oeaieat dnai atora. chins in Hudson. He said that he of his article and is attributed God. It does not mean a “There is still every hope of coming to an agreement con Says Sclieef Aid YOUR CHILD MAT HAVI Is trying to interest the other cerning the liberty of Cardinal Josef Mindszenty and greater as a direct quote from me. The poor dwelling, patched missiotmries in getting radio in paragraph states: Continue trousers and cheap food. It freedom for the Church and Catholics in that country,” said a Win their liission stations, so that Vatican source. is d poverty of spirit in they can communicate with each “ ‘REPEATEDLY in some of Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia phhwihb which we recognize our other. the Catlioli: press—the only ones Minister of African Education 1 OUT Oi 3 DOIf wretchedness, our spiritual taking me to task — ignorance N. M. Nkumbula said here that, nugtani, D«»»-picaiiig,atorm»ntiBi nak^ness, our soul-huhger, The Rev. Daniel Llnehan, S.J., makes them say we are totally when Northern Rhodesia be neui itrk w« oftMi ulltaU sigm « director of Weston Sei^mological comes responsible for all of its Pin-Worms...ugly pMkilMi tbst mnik our blindness to the vision wrong. We don’t object to con lenl aspartt u y fnlest 1 out o( trtrr of God in all things. observatory, Weston, Mass., troversy, to those who disagree education, the government will S persons aumliwd. Entlrs (smllisg (WIHWKJ, spoke briefly on the with us, but we object to the continue financial help to pri may bs yletims snd not know it. help amateur radio is to the editorial writer who ponttficates vate schools which integrate. “To got rid of Pin-Worms, tbsy roust Poverty of spirit does not bs klllsd in tbs Urge intostins wbsrs morale of American service men against t f ^ i n t of view which “But any existing private tbsy live snd multii>ly. Tbst'ssssetly mean hating craotura com overseas. He cited the example they don't even bother to check school which restricts entry to whst Jsyns's P-W tshlsts do. •, sod of a naval lieutenant who con the children of only one race here’s bow tbsy do it: forts. A beautiful girl or o (Continued From Page 1) from authoritative sources.’ KIrst—s sHentiftc costing csrriss tacted his sick wife via ama- will receive an annually dimin mingled the waters of Alpheus and Peneus, noble Rivers, and so “Mr. Nolan took the liberty of tbs UbIeU into tbs buwsis bslors dovar musician who never thanked God for being beautiful teuf radio when government ishing grant for a limited period penormed the labor 90 a single day. Alack, not ours the might lifting the phrase ‘the only ones tbsy diasolve. Then—Jsyns’s mod- or ifchiy endowed would ba wanting in poverty of spirit. radio failed. He pointed out that and no new school of this kind sm, msdicsily-spprovsd ingredisnt of the son of Jupiter and Alcmena, but let not our Manhood fal taking me to task’ and insert radio waves, earthquakes, and will be admitted to the grant- goes right to work—Ulls Pto-Worms For with such gratitude would coma recognition that tha ter. We shall purge Publick Instruction of its Impurities yet, ing it in the lead paragraph of quickly snd sssily. other forces of nature show the aided list,” he said, speaking gifts come from tha Father of Gifts. But poverty of spirit the article. The lead states: I)on‘t tsks ehanosi with dsnger- though it be with the Besom of Destruction. to the country’s legislative coun ous, highly eontaglous Pin-Worms strength of God. ‘The president of the American dees mean a sense of absolute dependence on God. The Somewhat ere this hath been accomplish'd in eliminating the cil. which Infect sotirelsm illss. (1st gto- curse of Christmas from Publick school observance; much more Medical association last week olns Jsyns's P-W Vermifugo ether day a missionary at our table was asked if he en The Rev. Robert DeForge, accused the Catholic press — sro sll, sssy-to -tsks ts h ls ts . , , r~ remaineth for us to do. Away with Crib and Stable, avaunt Ye, rises lor children sod sdults, joyed his lamb chop. He replied: “I enjoy it and thank God Newport, Vt., (KIHKI), spoke on “the only ones taking me to Catholic Hospital •Radio and Youth Work.” He Patriarch and Virgin! Let there be substituted salubrious and for it, just as whan 1 had to live on dogs (not hot dogs) for comfortable reflections of the Winter Solstice, and let our Youth task” — of distortion and par told how be had interested high tiality. . . .’ ” Pledges Ne Bias VOCATiONS-WOMEN eight months. I thank Him whan Ha gives me tasty food, school students and then nuns joyfully hymn Nature’s unfailing Beneficence. So at Easter, when our benighted Forebears were wont to praise the Resurrection “This lead sentence states Gary, Ind. — Civil rights THE DAUGHTERS OF and I thank Him whan Ha gives me food that keeps me in amateur radio. He pointed that 1 ‘accused the Catholic groups have signed nondiscrim out the good effects amateur (a most manifest Fabrication), let the Equinox be the glad theme CHARITY from starving." press,’ implying the entire Cath ination agreements with a Cath tt Si. VMotst ds Fsel radio has on youth — “giving of our Congratulation. Would that Vacation might be disassociat ed from such nefarious and Superstitious festivals, but the olic and a Methodist hospital oHtr s layout way el Ufa ki Iht friendly contacts and healthy here. s i Ihs poor, the lenaly, Rw In Tradesmen might object. Girls bthmtn l i and M «rie hava Ow The problem of converts is essentially related to pover occupation for all and rehabil Church Status inMolta The agreement with St. courage to rttpand to C h rltl'i kivllsltan itation for those in trouble.” ‘Tis a heavy Cross to bear, but there are teachers yet in Pub to Itavt all and follow Hkn may find ty of spirit. Those w1iom we seek to convert are attached to Mary’s Mercy hospital followed psaca and haoptnaai ki e llto dadlettod lick schools who openly, nay, defiantly, confess their faith in God. Still Left Unresolved by two days the pact with to God. The tM art sngsgs In leelal ♦he world, so how con we convert them unless we ourselves For this there is but one Sovereign specific. Let none but avow’d work, toaebing, nurakig, Ih t c trt s i chO- New Director Methodist hospital, which had drsn, snd asrvt en torslp i mte iliw . are detached? In the thirteenth century, when the Cisterciari and tested Atheists hold their bishoprick. Drastic, quotha? When London — The future status been picketed by the Gary Civil Send tor datcripnvt lltorstorg Is : a Cancer, like the hideous Crab it is, gnaweth daily at your vitals, of the Church in Malta was abbots were sent to Languedoc by the Ho|y Father to combat Appointed for Rights committee. The Catholic tlSTM ■nnUNM dost dally, or dost apply incontinently the Chlrurgeon’s knife? left unresolved in the British hospital was not picketed. The MAIILLAC..|IMMMY the Catharist heresy, they failed utterly because of their Narmtsdy >1, k Lsrit. m . Education Study Not less quickly must the Steel be turned against the Cancer in government’s decision to grant key issue was on representation SpeMored by s Irltnd si tht Disriitort the island independence by May oi OwiTty, «mt level Mtlr tore sT God servants and fine horses. Saint Dominic and Bishop Diego of Notre Dame, Ind. — Reginald our Body Scholastick. Here hack, here cut, and if the mutilated of Negroes in a policy-making end their lovt of tollowfnan. 31, 1964, Commonwealth and Co- Azvedo advised them to return to the monastery and come A. Neuwien has been appointed Remainder bleed to death, why it dleth at peace with the World capacity for. the hospitals. Spirit. lonial .Secretary Duncan Sandys back poor. Then they conquered the heresyl director of the nationwide study The hospitals will consider ex of Catholic elementary and sec It will go hard, but we must see to it that History, that Con said here. panding their boards of admin VOanONS-MEN geries of Fables and Wes, shall be wholly Excised from the new ondary education under way He told the House oF Com istration to include one or more BE A “ — ■■■ ■ here at the University of Notre Curriculum. In Anticlt^imes men, out of grossest Ignorance, were mons there are still several out Negroes, and agree to eliminate So it i> today. Whan mistionariat hava nothing ma- Dame. He succeeds Dr. William wont to attribute to Deity or to Religion the blessings which a standing questions to be settled, any indication of race or color TEACHING BROTHER tarlally, it makas tham raaliza that thay hava nothing spirit Conley, who relinquished the more Enlightened age knoweth as flowing from the unsullied including the position of the in registration or in assignment post to become president of the Sourc^tof Dlalectick Materialism. But the labour of writing over Church. of beds and rooms. Write: ually, and thii amptinass God fills by sanding tham con- new Sacred Heart tjniversity in again the entire Record, from History’s pawn to this happy The Church’s code of Canon BROTHERS OF varta. Won't you acknowladga your dapandanca on God for Bridgeport, Conn. Hour, fairly staggers the Imagination. ‘Twere best to throw it Law now has the status of civil THE HOLY ROSARY iho gifts Ha has sant you by aiding Tha Seciaty for tha Prop The study is-being financed out, and to Rear the generations yet unborn on the pure Pap of law for Malta’s 330,000 people, Sfirinks Hemorrhoids 111 laysles Lest, Ree Sociological discourse. Then shall our noble Forerunner, John agation of tha Faith? Tha poor of tho world dapand on us— by a $350,000 grant from the nearly all of them Catholics. Carnegie Corporation of New James Rousseau, see raised up to his Emile a numerous Progeny, Malta’s law does not recognize Without Surgery Tht Hospholltr Irtthm ond wo dapand on you. York. The second phase of the upon whose Vacant mind the Pen of Destiny will write as it Lis- civil marriage and divorce. study, which Neuwien will di teth. Sandys told the Commons that Stops Itch — RelifVM Pain of St. of God rect, will involve collating and Expurgated, too, must needs be Literature. ‘Twill be no he was inviting Premier Giorgio eonduet tha Vstlean Ptwrmtey end eio GOD LOVE YOU to W.X.C. for $150 "This may be used great Loss, to see the horde of idle Poetasters and Romancers, For th i first timo sclineo hM found a pw^ l ' Itotrtnerlens to the My F e llilr interpreting the data that was Borg Olivier to hold discussions now hoillng tubitonet with the otlonlsh- They eftor to genereut ytisig men IM for wherever it is most needed and whenever it will do the collected under Dr. Conley’s di with their Old Wives’ Tales of the gods interfering with the Sub in.’Malta with representatives of Ing ability to shrink homorrholds ond to epporhsiNy tor perienel lime Mechanism of the universe, and their Books filled from sencWlettlan end the lel- most good." . . . to B.J. Jr. for “ This is part of my birth rection. opposing political parties on the rtllavt pain—without surgtry. In caoo vstlen of leuto In cover to cover with laughter and tears, scattered to the Four remaining disagreements attar caia, whlM gantly raUtvIng pain, vocatton el af e Heasltdl day money which I want to share with God's poor.” , . . actual rtducllon (shrMcago) took ptaca. Brelhar. Feundad In 1517, Winds. We might, out of Weakness, concede a point, and allow Should the parties fail to reach •tie Order candecto m Cattlemen Urged AMst amazing of all—rasults wart a* to G. 0 . for $25 "Use as you see best in gratitude for my to be kept the Novels of our true Friend, Sir Charles Snow, agreement, the outstanding is hoepitelt Ihreugiwut wo whose pages are Innocent of the least offense against the most thorough that suffanrs mad* astonishing werU. "The Oretoen el M. ^ th and family." To Aid Poor sues will be referred for deci italamants like “ pllts have coaiad to bt Jeha af Gad WIN a t to beavao, tor ■ to Orthodox Saecularism (God bless his persevering soul!). With the toe agirllsal aae earparol erirks el Cardinal Antonio Caggiano, sion “either to the people a probtaml" Tht lacret It In a ntw hott marry which sta a L" Page Jehn XXIIU rest we shall build an Auto da Fe bonfire whose flames shall Malta or to the British govern ing tuhtitneo (Blo-Dyna®, dltcovary of Fdr lltoralure write Is: DECIDE FOR YOURSELF if you're a mambar of “Tha Archbishop of Buenos Aires, lick the topmost Towers of heaven. a workMamout raaoarch InsHhitt In ■ “ ■ ■ OH. r called upon wealthy Argentine ment.” H. Jehe af Gad ar tl. Jeha H M Church of tha Peer" or “Tha Poor Church" after reading our And so with Art, which In former Times hath been a most lugptaltery tr alnimaiit form called Prtg- Heepitol HesgtoM cattle raisers to aid the poor. Notorious propagandizer for religion and Popular piety. Let the trallan HO. At all drug ctuMors. ■retklhitto.MaM. LatAsptoaltot Saptembar-Octebar special issua of MISSION, if you are “Possession of material Museums be ransacked, lest the eyes of our Youth be scandalized Suffer fer Ceundi net on our mailing list for this bi-monthly magazine, con goods has no spiritual value at the^cres of pigment wasted upon themes of devotion, and ap Rome — Thousands of sick unless they can be placed in taining articles, anecdotes, cartoons and pictures, just ask plied to the Purposes of Superstition. Let Mustek follow suit, and and suffering Roman Catho the service of the needy,” the if there be Heard any Tune (or Voice or Instrument which bear- lics throughout Italy took part St. Francis Loved the Poor of His D a y ... us via: Tha Seciaty for tha Propagation of tha Faith, 366 prelate said at a Mass at eth any but a message of Saeeular good cheer, let it be con- in a Day of Prayer tor the livestock show sponsored by Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. ilfhed forthwith to the Flames. ‘Twere well even to investigate success of the Second Vatican So can you in the 20th century as his the Argentine Rural society, the arid Reaches of.Mathematlcks, for there too the endless Per Council. The observance was an organization of cattlemen. version of the human heart will find Ways and means to smuggle marked by two programs on follower in our modern apostolate*of love. Cardinal Caggiano criticized Cut.out this column, pin your sacrifice to It and mail God in. the theme “The Sick, the Liv wealthy landowners who deny True it is that we are within an Ace of banishing that hap ing Strength of the Church,” Writ# for information to: it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of The the right of others to own less Phrase “Under God” from the pledge of allegiance to the broadcast by the Vatican Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, property. He also appealed for Wag (though in sober Truth we feel no longer any kinship with a Radio. At the shrine of Our Brolhtr Dirtder Now York lx, N.Y, or your Diocesan Director^ just salaries for workers, Mere piece of Bunting), and soon we shall press our advantage Lady of Lourdes in France P.O. Box 348 / Minntapolit 40, Minntiofa warning that the wealthy one by cutting out “In God We Trust” from the Coin of the Realm. meanwhile, sick Italian priests day would have to “render But these be but Minor Skirmishes. The Main battle is to drive on a pilgrimage there offered THE DENVERS CATHOLIC REGISTER and give your life new meaning. an account of their steward- God out of the schools of America. With His divine help we shall prayers for the same Inten Page 2, Sec. 2 August'^S, 1963 shi,.' to God.” make Shift to do it! (By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer, Reno, Nev.) tion. / V Portuguese Rally Around Fatima FATIMA — (Special) — Ab the African nations ceived a new pipe organ, with 12,000 pipes, the larg Besides the heroic-size statue of Pope Pius Xll and the UN confront Portugal with its greatest' est fdr church use in Europe. Houses still under are statues of St. John Bosco, Dominic Savio, .M- crisis in recent times, the devotion of Portuguese construction would bring the number of Sisters’ con phonsus Liguori. Louis Mary Grignion de Montfort. vents at Fatima to well over 30. There are now Vincent de Paul, and Simon Stock, all intimately pilgrims to Fatima mounts. seven religious houses for the formation of men associated with Mary. “This is the plan of action that the Portuguese around the sanctuary, and most of these are still In the chapel of the sanctuary retreat house people seem to understand quite well, and in their new enough to be more or less dependent on their named in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is own sacrificial way, if attendance figures are any foreign ^founders. a Vatican mosaic showing Our Lady as she appeared indication,” remarks the Very Rev. Gabriel N. Paus- Diocesan authorities are continually extending and to Lucy. back, 0. Carm., the American staff member of the improving the road and walks, landscaping and Casa Beato Nuno, the international Carmelite guest parking space around the shrine. A committee of GIG.\NT1C and unusual pilgrimages contin,ue to house at Fatima. Hungarian nationals in exile is building a chapel of- flock into Fatima, which is now, with the building of “Rarely are there 3,000 foreigners at Fatima at St. Stephen of Hungary. New offices for the postula new guest houses and the installation of electric any one time; yet the Portuguese last year swelled tion of the causes of Francis and Jacinta Marto lighting, better equipped to care for tourists than the round numbers of those present for the big pil (the two youngest of the three seers, who died in ever before. Tourists cannot get tha>^feel of the grimage days (the 12th and the 13th) to 800,000 1919 and 1920, respectively) have recently been place without at least one day’s stay. in May, 50,000 in June, 60,000 in July, 80,000 in blessed. August, 50,000 in September, and 250,000 to close The International Marian Congress of 1967 will the season In October.” ATTACHED to the Blue Army H^'ke is the Rus be held at Fatima, to mark the 50th year of the sian chapel, with Its graceful gray cupola and blue apparitions. FATIMA has never been so much b Catholic onion-shaped steeple—a symbol of hope that Russia There is nothing ne>»' about the last of the Fa center as today, Father Pausback reports. The vil will be converted. With a Russian-bom priest in tima “secrets," which now rests, according to the lage in recent years has seen the addition of monu charge, it will be dedicated Aug. 28 in the presence best available reports, in the possession of the Holy mental structures and houses many more religious of Cardinal Eugene TIsserant and a large represen F"ather, and will so remain until he sees fit to communities. In less than three years, it has re tation of Eastern-Rite prelates, priests, and laity. release it. Ukrainians Plan Haw Cathedral Pittsburgh Exarchate Split Priest Has Unusual Assignment Father Thomas A. McDonough, C.SS.R., Philadelphia — A five million in the United States, and Is also secretary of port chaplain at New Orleans, exchanges the National Catholic Apostleshlp of the Sea, dollar building program, includ Into Two Jurisdictions stories with two sailors on a Greek freighter. U.S.'A. He Is a native of St. Louis, Mo. ing a three million dollar cathe He is one of only four full-time port chaplains Washington — Pope Paul VI Bishop Nicholas Elko is elev dral, will be launched this fall has divided the Exarchate of ated to the status of Eparch of by the Ukrainian Catholic Arch Pittsburgh into two jurisdictions Pittsburgh. Bishop Stephen Ko- diocese of Philadelphia. which will have the status of cisko becomes Eparch of Pas The Cathedral of the Immacu eparchies immediately subject saic. Rescue, Inc., late Conception is planned as to the Holy See. To form the Eparch of Pas the largest sanctuary of the By One eparchy is located in saic the following territories are zantine Rite in the U nit^ Pittsburgh, and the other is in detached from the present ex States, topped by a dome 100 Passaic, N.J. archate of Pittsburgh: In Boston, Saves 4,000 People feet in diameter, only 35 feet The term eparchy, formerly a Maine, New Hampshire, Ver less than the Capitol in Wash Greek j province of a metropoli mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Is Boston — (Special) — overheard to complain that he • Had a rifle pointed at his ington, D.C. Its launching falls tan, is now used in ail the East land, Connecticut, New York, “Peqple who are upset and wouldn’t be able to see the chest for three hours while sit within the 50th anniversary year to signify a diocese. The title of New Jersey, Delaware, District distraught can hear love “end,” because he was on his ting in a dingy tenement kitchen of the creation here of the first exarchate, used for Patriarchal of Columbia, Maryland, Virgin a n d understanding when lunch hour and had to return to reading the Bible to a desperate ^Ukrainian diocese in the U.S., vicars, has also been applied to ia, North Carolina, South Caro they can’t hear words.” work. father who threatened to kill his independent of the Latin Rite the heads of the Russian and lina. Georgia, and Florida. -After studying the problem whole family if anyone tried to This is the belief of Father prevent his suicide attempt. Hierarchy, but under the Pap Greek Catholics of the Byzantine The Eparchy of Passaic will Kenneth B. Murphy, founder of thoroughly^ Father Murphy ap acy. ® Rite. have 94,682 faithful of the By Rescue, Inc., a Boston organi proached Cardinal Richard The story of Father Murph^ zantine Rite, 69 secular priests. fill New Posts in Hierarchy zation dedicated to the preven Cushing,^ Archbishop of Boston, and Rescue, Inc., was docu 10 Religicus and 88 Religious tion of suicide. about his idea of establishing a mented in an article that Don't Sell Teens Short, Says Sisters. It will include 74 par Appointed by Pope Panl VI to n^w positions In the U.S. center which would strive to re appeared in the June issue of Since it was inaugurated by ishes and 13 parochial schools Hierarchy are Auxiliary Bishop Francis J. Furey, left, of Phila duce suicides in the Boston the Boston Bar Journal, month Father Murphy in 1959, Rescue, Florida Retreat AAaster with an attendance of 2,247 pu delphia, who becomes Coadjutor Bishop with right of succession area. ly publication of the Boston Bar Inc., claims to have halted pils. to Bishop Charles F. Buddy of San Diego, and Monsignor Jerome association. North Palm Beach, Fla. — A school students, both Catholics mpre than 4,000 potential sui He got an immediate and af priest who should know has ad and non-Catholics. A .total of Bishop Kocisko has been aux J. Hastrich, right. Vicar General of the Diocese of Madtson) firmative response, and Rescue, iliary Bishop of the Byzantine Wis., who was named Titular Bishop of Gurza and Auxiliary cide victims from carrying out vised: “Don’t sell teenagers 237 boys attended. their threats. Inc., was born. $75,000 Gift short.” Father Schweinberg formerly Rite Exarchate of Pittsburgh to Bishop WUljam P. O’Connor of Madison. Bishop Furey was Rescue, Inc. is on call 24 Chicago — A 575,000 gift to Father Cyril Schwelnberg, was active in summer camp since 1956. named Auxiliary to the late Cardinal John O’Hara, C.S.C., then hours a day, and has^n emer IN CARRYING OUT the C.P.^director of Our Lady of work in Bear Mountain, N.Y., Bishop Elko, who has been Archbishop of Philadelphia, in 1960 and was appointed Vicar Loyola university’s new medical gency numbler listtd in the front somewhat dangerous activity, center near Maywood, 111., was Florida monastery and retreat and served as chaplain at 72 apostolic Exarch of the Byzan General of the archdiocese by Cardinal O’Hara’s successor, of. the Boston telephone direc- Father Murphy has: house here, has worked with camps for boys and girls. He tine Rite Exarchate of Pitts Archbishop John J. Krpl. He has been pastor of St. Helena’s presented to university officials tory. • Ridden in a helicopter, by Leigh Block, vice president thousands of youngsters. came in contact with some 50,- burgh, was named Apostolic Ad parish in Philadelphia and director of the Catholic Charities whizzing over choked highways and chairman of the Inland “Our young people have a lot 000 young people. ministrator in December, 1954, appeal since 1958. Bishop-eleet Hastrich has been Vicar Gen to the scene of an attempted Steel Company — Ryerson Com on the ball,” he said. “TheJ' ‘"There wasn’t a dud among and was consecrated Titular eral of the Madison diocese since 1953. He was named a do FATHER MURPHY, a gentle suicide: pany Foundation. The Loyola have a lot of good ideas. They them," he said. “True, they Bishop ot Apollonias in 1955. mestic prelate in 1954 and a protonotary apostolic In 1960. soft-spoken native of Charles medical center will contain a want to do what’s right. They need help and that is'where a town, Mass., does not give the • Climbed more than 100 feet five-story, 300-bed university are entitled to a chance.” retreat can be important. Here impression of being a person up an aerial ladder to talk to a young man who threatened to teaching hospital and a five- Since coming to the Passionist a fellow can listen to confer Anti-Smut Drive who tries and succeeds in in-i Told in Youth Too' Frail story Stitch school of medicine. Fathers retreat house here in ences geared to him and his stilling the will to live in people jump off a construction crane; July, 1982, Father Schweinberg world. He c?n sit down and Just Beginning on the verge of suicide. has inaugurated three retreats talk to o n e ^ the six priests To Be Priest; Retires: at 85 Chicago — The local chair Many close friends, however, for Catholic high school stu who assist iiPrunning these re Winooski Park, Vt. — A honorary degree of Doctor of man of the Citizens for Decent believe that his “gentldpess” is dents and three fo r' public treats properly. founder and former president Humanities in 1954 when he Literature said he is encour what makes him so effective in of St. Michael’s college will marked his golden jubilee in aged over efforts to rid news calming distraught persons. retire Aug. 2 after nearly 601 the priesthood. It also named stands of pornography. But he He believes that while a per Was St. Thomas Once In Mexico? years of service as a priest'^ for him two years ago the mil emphasized that the battle is son vows he’ll commit suicide Recently we reed an interesting book by a W iter from INDIA. in the Society of St. Edmund. lion dollar Student Center and ju.st beginning. and yells defiance, he is actu The author placed pictures of ancient Indian temples, custom^ Eighty-five year old Rev. Dining Hall. Edward Rekruciak, one of ally “asking for help.” games, as well as hairdos, foods ai Dr. Eugene Alliot, S.S.E., who One 01 those whb signed five members of the organiza clothes, even faces, aide by* side with was advised in his youth tion being sued for 5375,000 by TW O UNFORGETTABLE some from Mexico and Peru—the not to become a priest because the request to incorporate the a New York publisher, address EXPERIENCES were instru idea being to prove that explorers of his supposedly frail health, college in 1904, Fr. .\lliot has ed the Little Flower Men’s coun mental in Father Murphy form from India first discovered these has celebrated more than 21,- been a trustee since the char cil of the Carmelite Order here. ing Rescue, Inc. It first took ^ gt countries . . . It reminded us of the 000 Masses and served in vir ter was granted by ^the state Since February, 1962, there place when he accompanied Mexican legend that ST. THOMAS tually every parish in Ver of Vemont in 1913. He served have been more than 100 ar Boston police to the home of a the APOSTLE once evangelized mont since his ordination at in posts that now correspond rests of sellers and distribufors)ulT( man who threatened to kill there. One thing seems certain; Montreal in January, 1904. to dean of men and dean of of questionable books and m;ag: himself and his family. Father Murphy arrived just in tim ^to that he did missionary work in That week end service via studies. azines, Rekruciak stated. see the man blow his brains INDIA . . . Southern Christians buggy, train and car was in The Holy Father’s out. there are called Thoraist Christians. addition to his duties at the U. S. Supreme Court Mission Aid for the college. Not too long after, he was in In the diocese of TRICHUR among Oriental Church. a crowd that had gathered to these Thomist Christians, In the Twelve years ago at an age when most people have watch a young sailor as he mission center of PALGHAT, the^pastor and his flock are trying Prayer Ban Springboard retired, Fr. Alliot became the stood ready to jump off the to build a church, rectory and cemetery . . . Their Bishop writes first pastor of the newly es edge of a building. to say this area may be a bishopric one day, so he wants build tablished Immaculate Heart The crowd jeered and fright ings neat and attraiAve for Divine services, to give a good im> of Mary parish in nearby For Tax Reduction Bill ened the young man, with some pressloa to the sea of Hindus and Moslems thereabouts. Parish- Williston. He was also named Washington — Representative public, parochial, or pri-— despicable characters even hol ioaers number only 15M. . . Four years ago the church basement chaplain to the cloistered nuns John P. Saylor of Pennsylvania vate." lering — “Jump! Jump!” was bnllt, but na farther progress was made for lack of funds. of the Carmelite ordilr there. used the U.S. Supreme Court The Pennsylvanian said bis Father Murphy was appalled Help is n ^ e d to the extrat ol |5,0M . . . The Bishop hopes to ban on prayer in public schools Fr. Alllot served as fifth bill seems to be “the logical at this pagan brutality, especi raise an equal amount among the people, whose wages average president of St. Michael’s Col as a springboard for support of answer to economic problems ally when one young man was ealy around |7 t a year. Will you nelp him and St. Thomas to lege from 1931 to 1934. The his bill to allow income tax re facing public, private, and pa further the< Churdi’s work in this land where Catholics are only college conferred on him the ductions for parents of children rochial schools today.” He add attending grade, and high i Ecumenical Center one per cent of the population? ed: “Through It, perhaps we schools and colleges.- can keep God in at least some Myl'jjani, Finland — A A THOUGHT FROM PUTO In an extension of remarks of America's educational institu church and rectory will be built at the ecumenical center Tbe great philosopher '^ Greece, Plato, once said that we Clnssif^d Ads (Aug. 1) in the Congressional tions.” here that was shifted from shouldn't look too long at one beautiful object lest we cheat our-: Clauifisd adi run through alt Ragister Record, Saylor said his bill Saylor, who declared he has selves from seeing others equally as beautiful. What’s more,* tdltlont. The rate it $6c per word per (HR 5680) currently is 'before Rekola, where it was found Issue. Minimum 12 words. It four or been a foe of federal aid to we'd (ail to see the.beauty that lies behind beauty . . . Maybe the House ways and means com ed in 1950 by Father Robert nnore consecutive issOes are used* the education for years, said “God you have a beautiful-looking bank account. Why not translate rate Is 80c per word per issue. Rayment mittee. He detailed: de Caluwe of the Russian col some of that into the higher beauty of grace? You can, by help must accompany all ordtrt. Ads received and religion have all but been lege in Rome. Working on ing our MARY’S BANKTclUB and CHRYSOSTOM CLUB with on Monday will appear in the issue “It would amend the irvSe'rnal driven from the public schools. printed the following week. the new center in this town, a month and a prayer for the education of Sisters and semi- revenue code of 1954 to -allow If parochial institutions become nariani. located about 15 miles from MISCELLANEOUS a taxpayer increased personal^ beneficiaries of federal grants Helsinki, are Catholic Young exemptions for his children — that is, public funds — how ANYONE FOR ADOPTING A SEMINARIAN OR SISTER? AT HOLY ROSARY MISSION. Pine Workers from Holland and Ridge. South Dakota, we take In more while they are attending a could they expect to escape a theological students from Aus Yes, this is the nicest kind of adoption (or by paying the expenses than 500 Sioux Indian boy-s and girls school. The deduction for the of a Sister or seminarian during their training, your return is each year, educate them from first grade similar fate?” tria and Belgium. grace for eternltyl We have names of many poor young men through high school. We aesperateiy parent of a child in grade school need your help. Anything you can Hnd or high school would amount to Uke ELIAS KANNATH AYNICKAL andJO SEPH J. KAL- . ... clothing, trading stamps, cancelled Young Workers LEVEJTAMKUZHIYIL who need 1100 a year for six years to stamps, money, will help these needy $800 and the parent of a college cover expenses . . . Sisters like SISTER BERCTIMAN and and deserving little children of the prairies. Please help us. Father Ed or university student would be Diriamba, Nicaragua — The SISTER PHIIJP NERI, Carmelites of Kothamangalam, India, wards, SJ. allowed a deduction of $1,000. fourth congress of the Young need 5150 a year for two years. This increase from the usual Catholic Workers’ organization RECEIVE urhiie GIVING SAINT FOR OUR TIMES: St. Martin de Porres. O.P. Send for Novena Litera 5600 exemption would apply to of Mexico, the Caribbean, Cen MASS STIPENDS. Please remember us when you are having ture, Dominican Fathers, P.O. Box 12038, New Orleans 24. La. parents of all students, regard tral America, and Panama will' Masses said. The 15,000 priests in NEAR and MIDDLE EAST less of what schools they attend be held here April 1-8, 1964. look to us for these, (rften their only daily support. Parishioners of St. Mary's. Batesvilla. Yes, we will mail you a check every six months for life if you invest through our need .church. Please help. Father Car- roll. Batesville, Mississippi. YOUR WILL. Your remembrance of our work in your win ST. JOHN'S, CRYSTAL SPRINGS, M IS 4IFEMNC0ME MISSION ^ONTRACT will bring grace to you and help spread Christ’s Kingdom. Our SISSIPPI. needs donations. 761 square 1 ^ Utle: THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOHA- miles. 30,000 population, 152 Catholics. (A N AN N U ITY) \ TfON, UNDESIGNATED GIFTS enable us to give aid where Father Ed. the H