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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 Archbishop Plans 7 High Schools, 4 Homes for Aged in Archdiocese NEWARK Plans for a multi-million dollar construction In pro- Bergen County, however, a high school for 1,500 girls is ex- The new building at is to provide seven new high schools and fouY new homes for the to philosophy Darlington expected to cost gram pected be completed next September in ™ Washington Township; ldlon and Wlll include a and one in each of the four counties of the Newark chapel recreation facilities aged, Archdiocese, and one to accommodate 1,500 is to be for itsV among boys expected ready Sep- features for the 250 students. have been announced Archbishop Boland. in by tember, 1962, the Hohokus area. Estimated cost of construction IN for each school is $3 million. REVEALING the overall construction at the THE ARCHBISHOP revealed the building plans at separate plan meetings lor the pastors and assistants, meetings with pastors and assistant pastors at East Orange Catholic UNION Archbishop Boland stated that final COUNTY sites will be in the Roselle area for the boys’ and and Essex complete information on all phases of the program be High School Catholic High School on Monday and Tues- school and the Plainfield for the will an- area girls. nounced early in 1961. day this week. The North Hudson area is one of the sites for Hudson County He further stated that studies are The Is to cost in excess of presently under way program expected $36 million. It while Jersey City and Bayonne are considered for other. involving being the long-range plans in the fields of will accommodations for additional In each specialized medical service, hospi- provide 10,000 high school stud- case the seating capacity will be 1,500 students and the tal facilities and other services rendered the ents through construction of two new high schools each in estimated cost by Archdiocese. Bergen, $3 million. The and Hudson and complete range of seminary needs is also under Union Counties one in Essex County. study, the THE NEW SCHOOL for Essex will be in the Archbishop revealed, and the possibility of anew Also included in the plan is anew philosophy building at the County located prep seminary is listed the area of Verona and Bloomfield and accommo- among long-range under consideration. seminary at Darlington and debt reduction for two high schools in general Caldwell, will projects Essex East date 1,000 girls with future possibility for a boys’ unit. Construction IN County Orange Catholic, where an auditorium-gym- ANNOUNCING the building to the cost is estimated at program assembled nasium is planned —and Essex Catholic. $2.5 million. priests, declared: Archbishop Boland “As we complete plans for Archbishop Boland revealed that the new homes for the this aged great undertaking, I wanted our and to BECAUSE OF the scope of the which in each of four pastors priests have first undertaking, Archbishop the counties will be located as close as to word of possible our I am confident of the program. that under their inspired Boland described as "unsurpassedin the history Archdiocese,” general hospitals. Each of the homes is to accommodate planned ap- leadership, the enthusiasm and must the actual sites and construction time tables for of support which come from the several the high proximately 100 residents and the total cost is estimated at $5 mil- Catholic people of our Archdiocese will schools have not been decided make this project a tremen- upon yet. lion. dous success.” Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter Tie Advocate Among Four New Cardinals Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark. N. J„ and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. VATICAN CITY An American, an Italian and two 9 No. Vol. 52 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS named Latin Americans were to the Sacred College of Cardinals by Pope John and will receive their Red Hats at a secret consistory on Jan. 16 Pope John thus raised membership in the Sacred College to an all-time high of 80, and increased number of the 1958 when he raised membership American Cardinals to six by in the Sacred College from 70 naming Archbishop Joseph E. to 75 with his first appointments. Ritter of St. Louis. Subsequently he raised the mem
bership to 79, then 85 and now 86 THE HOLY FATHER gave Venezuela Cardinal its first in OK THE CARDINAL named Jose Humberto Quin Archbishop by Pope John, a majority (23) tero of Caracas. Venezuela is the have been nun Italians, including sixth first country getting its Car the first Catdinals in Mexico, dinal in two years as Pope John Uruguay, Venezuela, Japan, the uses the Sacrea College to stress Philippines and Tanganyika. the universality of the Church. America now ranks behind Italy The other Latin American (32) and France (8) in national named was Archbishop Luis representation. Concha Cordoba of Bogota, There are two Cardinals In Colombia. Latin America now Africa, including Cardinal Ru- Is the Sarred represented in g.mihwa, thr first Nrgro over College by II prelates. named to thr Sacred College, Also named in the new group and six native Cardinal* In waa Archbishop Giuseppe Ferret Asia. Two Cardinals, Cardinal to. a native ol Rome who is sec- Wysivnskl ol Poland and Car- retary of the CoUcge of Cardinals dinal Mlndsxcnty of Hungary, and Assessor of the Sacred Con- occupy Sees behind the Iron sistorial Congregation. He visited Curtain. Another Iron Curtain America briefly last September prelate, Cardinal Tien, cannot FAMILY MATTERS: Among principals attending the first national of meeting Their order of precedence in the return to his See in Red China. diocesan Family Life directors left to are, right, seated, Bishop J. Sacred will be fol- is Christopher College as It expected that Archbishop Weldon, Springfield, Mass., episcopal moderator, National Life lows: Ritter, Arch- Family Bureau, Archbishop Fcrrotto will continue to be as- and Cardinal E. St. bishop Quintero, Con- signed to NCWC; Joseph Hitter of Louis, convention host. Standing, Rev. Archbishop the Reman Curia, with cha and Korrelto. the other Neil Smith, Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City, Newark archdiocesan associate di- Archbishop Cardinals retaining Life their Sees. rector, Family Apostolate; Rev. Henry Sattler, C.Ss. R., assistant director, Na- THE NEW nominations by Rnef biographies of the new tional Life Rev. Pope John sre the fourth by him Family Bureau, NCWC; James F. Johnson, administrator, St. An- Cardinals follow: in a little over two He thony’s, Northvale, Newark archdiocesan Family Life director; Msgr Irving A. De- years. elevated 23 Cardinals at a Decern Blanc, director, National Family Life Bureau, and Rev. John Dericks, (jirtlinulKilter NCWC; pastor, her, 1958, consistory; eight at a Paterson The Indiana born Holy Spirit, diocesan Life director. lait December and prelate, 68, Is Pequannock, Family (Story, Page 3). consistory Cardinal Ritter nationally known for his success- seven at s consistory In March. I£M7 ful fight to St Three others were named "in desegregate Church lauis Catholic Bertha Lucttc Ritter of New Al the In Latin America ha* Petto” (within the breast). schools, his un Pre-Christmas Pope bany, Ind., where Mr. Ritter was been one of his constant concern*, Father Riordan of John usual plan to aid the priest short withholding their names for in Church Latin a baker, Archbishop Hitler has 1955 he appealed for voluntc«ra (he time being. in America, his In been a for 27 He from hi* own priest* and Fast and sistcnce on an Bishop years. among Excluding the Cardinals "In active role for lay was elevated to the hierarchy in sent three of those who responded people at Mass Petto'' Pope John and his analyses St. Peter’s Dies his created consecrated to La Par, Bolivia, where 11*33. when he was Abstinence of the layman » role they (7 new Cardinals. As In the mod- now con- as Titular Bishop and Auxiliary founded and staffed mission, ern Church. a a In sirtur of the decree of the stituted, the Sacred College has JERSEY CITY A Jesuit for 24 years, the One of ol the Indianapolis Diocese, for being supported by the St. Louis priest of 31 six children of Nicholas Sacred Congregation the Italian and 51 non Italian last 17 of which he at St Peter's Rev. Wil- which he was ordained in May, Archdiocese. The Archbishop him- taught Prep, Council of Dec. 1939, every members with that ratio chang- 3, 1917. self visited Bolivia in 1954 to liam Riordan, died Dec. 16 at St. Clare’s is ing to 31-54 S.J., Hospital, Catholic permitted to decide with the new ap- the Cardinal Hailed He became the Bishop In 1934 check on progress of th* mis- New York. He had been in ill health for for himself whether to observe pointments. They will many years represent and sion. when Hie See was raised to the and 31 countries In tlx A Mass for the was pre-Christmas fast ab- continents. l or Requiem repose of his soul of- Rare Stand Hie status of archdiocese In As for active liturgical partici- stinence (complete) Friday, Pope John In his an St. on appointments fered in Peter's Church on VATICAN 1944, he became Its first Arch- pation by the laity, the Arch- Dee. 23, Saturday, Dec. has departed from long-estab- CITY (NO-Cardl 19. or on Dec. Celebrant was Very Rev. William and Ktiiaboth Murphy nal designate E. bishop He was transferred to St bishop has called It "most im- 24, of this year. Kvery one over lished tradition i Joseph Ritter B. rector eight times, John Morris, S.J., and Riordan He entered the Society of St. Louis got Louis in 19-46. portant.” In recognition of his seven years old Is bound to fast breaking a 400-year precedent in special praise and he In 1958 pastor. Deacon and subdeacon of Jesus on Aug. 14, 1921, here for his work In interest, was named and/or abstain, according to • behalf of his IN 1947, SKVEN years before were Rev. James Rohan, S.J., served his novitiate and junioratc justice for Negroes. by his fellow Bishops to be th* age; he is allowed to determine the Supreme Court's order St. Ignatius, New York, and Rev. His l 1 S first head of the Com- at Si Andrew on Hudson The Vatican press office bulle Bishops' on whlrh of the two days to do for To Broadcast desegregation in public the William Hoar, S.J., St. Peter's studies taken at tin lauded the mission on Liturgical Apos- philosophy were he Archbishop's "pis so. It elects Saturday, Dec. schools. Archbishop Ritter called tolatc. Spokane, Wash , and Wcalun, loral zesl" and called him 24, he is still bound by the "one for integration In St. Ixjuis Cath Mass .ol the most The Archbishop attended paro- normal complete abstinence of Talk esteemed prelates of olic schools. Pope’s the Uniteil States " chial school in New Albany, After a period of teaching at Friday, Dec. 23. A small band of Catholic lay Ind., VATICAN CITY (NO then in 1906 entered St. Canlsius School, liuffalo, he ; "In his diocese," the bulletin Meinrad, High men or{anlzed to oppose hlv At lrd least 10 radio networks said, "he made a , Seminary, conducted by studied theology at Woodstock great contribu program and announced they tlon for Benedictines Following bis ordi- College, Woodstock. to broadcast "live” the the establishment of a to Md., and was Peter's Prep plan would begin legal action pre- climate of brotherhood nation. he served four months as ordained on June 21, 1936. He Is survived by two sisters, Christmas message of Pope i among vent it. the various an Indianapolis pastor, then was After ordination, he returned Kilecn races, above all de The remained Riordan, Sunnyside, 1,. I ; John and another six Archbishop XXIII, the transferred to the cathedral, fending Just aspirations of of thr to teaching al Canlsius High and Mrs Charles O’Connor, networks have firm, warning members asked for delayed Negro citizens." where he became rector. He be School until 1943, when he aas nieces organization In pastoral letter Bronx, Ihree and a neph- a (ieneral transmission. New came Vicar of the In the St In York, meanwhile. Rev to assigned to faculty al ew that they weir subject ex Pope John will deliver his John dlanapolls Diocese In 1913 That Lafarge, SJ, a leader in communication If they under- Christmas at 8 message p m Ihe interracial same >ear, he became a Bishop. movement, called took legal action. Asa result, Home time (2 pm KST i on Archbishop Hitter s elevation a the organization disbanded. The Dec. 22. It will be carried direct morale booster (-artliiiulOuintero Fr. Rainone Dies at for racial justice Integration program proceeded, In by networks Italy, France. Hr! "No act of beloved our Holy and thr Archbishop was praised Archbishop Quintero, 57, has Kium, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Fattier could afford grtalcr en In secular and religious pub- been Archbtshcp of Caracas for Switzerland, Ireland, Luxembourg St. couragemcnt to tbe cause of tn lications for his determination. 10 Newark and Monaco. scarcely weeks He Is known Lucy’s, terracial justice," he said The shortage of priests to serve l Continued on Page 2) Other networks will carry it on NKWARK A Requiem Mass for Rev Thomas Rai- a delay basis, among them NBC In the U. S. The American net none. assistant pastor at St Lucy’s Church here, was of work did not fered Dec 21 Father know Immediately Ratnone suffered a heart attack in when it would schedule the braod to St. Luke Father Riordan the ami died Dec 17 rectory cast. According Archbishop Boland presided at the Mass and gave the Present in the sanctuary wore final VATICAN RADIO will broad At that time: a absolution Celebrant was decree went forth And then* were in the same W country Auxiliary Bishop Martin Stan cast the In 30 Rev Gaetano Ruggiero, Church. New York and then Pope's message from Caesar that the whole and ton ol Newark and Vm pastor City, Augustus shepherus watching, keeping the Itlshop languages during its regular pro Deacon and suhdearort were Hcv was appointed to ihe world should he cent J Truk, chaplain enrolled This lirst en night watches over their flock And be- 1 Kennally, S , o( grains In the following Dec Gerard M of St the days Santora, pastor, Holy Sisters John llaptist, roliment was made Caroline Islands 22 Radio Free will broad by Cyrinus, the gov- hold, an of the Lord stood Itusary, Jersey City, and Hcv Mt St John's Academy, Glad- Furope angel by them, cast delayed transmissions in ernor of Syria And all went to be enrolled, and the of God shone round ACCORDING TO one of the Henry M Naddeo, Holy Family. stone brightness translations to Poland, Bulgaria, one into his own and feared priests at St Peter's, I alher Nutley Itev Sebastian J Chtego, During his stay at Gladstone, every city. them, they greatly And the Rumania, Hungary and ITecho And ttiordan was a scholar of Ihe pastor Assumption, Itoseltc Park, the school was destroyed Joseph went up from (iaililee, angel said to them Fear not, for by slov akla behold, first Ills interest was master of ceremonies and from the order prime fire lather Itainone was of Nazareth, Into Judea to news of Vatican Radio will also broad city I bring you good great joy, which l.atin The credited with the was In the and Greek clas tulogy was preached saving lives the of which is called Bethle- by cast the Pupe’s Midnight Mass city David, shall be to all the people; for this day Is sirs, hut he bruught to his studies Hev Joseph O M I of scores of students, leading Ferrecchla, the night of Dec. 24 short hem, because he was of the house and born to the on you in city of David a a perception and w.de chaplain. Villa them lo Savior, deep a Walsh, Mur safrty. wave lengths, 4* 41 31 47, M, 10. of David, to be enrolled with Marv who is Christ In other fields Prior io lo Si family the Lord And this shall be knowledge as well. rtstown coining Lucy s, and 25.55; also on medium wave his who with Child. "Acutely aware of the meaning f alher Itainone was al espoused wife, was a sign to you. Ye shall find a babe pastor length 194. of FATIIKR HAINONK hern <>ur of suffering in his own life, his had Lady Sorrows, Garfield, And it came to that while were in On Christmas Day al pass they wrapped swaddling clothes and assistant at St noon Va lying solicitude others heart Lucy's for the and assistant at Our of lit for was Lady lie will there the for her were com- in an Radio broadcast on the days delivery a manger He past 24 years He was in felt,-deep and constant was horn Carmel Newark same wave lengths the Pope's And with and Palma Campania, pleted suddenly there was the an- a fatherly counselor genial Italy, and was Surviving are three brothers, blessing "To the and the ordained in Mi City And she forth her first-born of the to all who knew him." Rome years ago itaffaelc of and brought gel a multitude heavenly host, companion Brooklyn, Hlaglo World" which he will from prais- to S 16 impart him Coming the L' years and Francesco and three son, and wrapped up in God, and God in Italy, Hie hi swaddling ing saying Glory to on PATH HR horn balcony overlooking HIORDAN was ago Father Kalnoae first served sisters, Lucia, Mlchellna and clothes, and laid him in a because and on earth Bronx, of the lute Peter s Square after delivering a manger high peace to men of In the son at Our good hĥfgh Lady of Mt. Carmel Teresa, In Italy short message there was no room for them in the inn. will. 2 THE ADVOCATE December 22, 1960 N.Y. Raises $35 Million NEW YORK (RNS) - Cardinal Places in the News Spellman has announced that Catholics in the New York Arch- diocese had raised more than $35 Ottawa University in Canada is| A million dollar retreat housa million for construction of new planning a $33 million expansion for laymen has been dedicated in educational facilities. program for the next 20 years Detroit and will be operated by The minimum goal of the fund The Catholic Interracial Conn Passionist Fathers. New drive, known ar the "Cardinal's cil in York has been praised Fifty American scholars will Campaign for the by a city official its series of New Seminary for work on open a talks in Cin- behalf cinnati and High Schools.” had been set of interracial understand i next month on the rela- at $25 million. ing. Final .returns are tionship between religion and lib- expected to exceed $4O million. Reports are current In eral arts subjects. Funds will he used to finance Formosa that the Nationalist "The Apostolic Layman—New the Chinese construction of anew sem government will author Responsibilities in Christian inary near Herriman in ize a birth Orange control program Unity'' has been selected as the 300 I County for seminarians, a The Diocese of de Valles has theme for the 1961 convention to high school expasion program to been established in Mexico with the National Council of Catholic for provide 5,000 additional stu- territory taken from two other Men in Pittsburgh May 4-7. dents and replenishment of the dioceses in the northern section The Council of Cathrlic Men archdiocesan educational fund. of the country. in Toledo, Ohio, is campaigning The Franciscan Fathers In to keep Catholics from holding Jerusalem are office An Hour a Week for celebrating the or attending Christmas 400th SOMETHING NEW: The Sisters of Charity of St. Eliz- anniversary of the estab- parties where intoxicants will bo abeth New Dutch Churdles lishment of their headquarters at served. Convent Station are head- of adopting the new St. Savior's dress HFRTOGENBOSCH, The Neth- Monastery. Cardinal Mclntyre has asked pictured at right. At left is the former headdress erlands—Bishop Willey Bekkers Anew elevator is being in Catholics in Ixis Angeles to offer familiar to generations of North of Hertogenbosch’s stalled in St. Jerseyans taught by has asked the Peter's Basilica. special prayers for the perse- the Vatican Sisters. The will effected the Catholics of his diocese to work EXPANSION: The constructed convent City, to take visitors to cuted, for Africa, for Latin Amer- change be during newly in Nativity parish, Midland Park, was one hour a week the roof of the church and for the United Christmas holidays, according to Mother Joanna on construction dedicated by Boland on Dec. 17. Anew and ica States Marie, of 55 Archbishop wing chapel were added the new churches he plans Catholics in India have been during a year-end triduum Dec. the will now accommodate 10 superior general. to in building Sisters of St. Dominic of Caldwell. to build the next five years. and asked pray for the Catholics 29 31. the Archbishop are from Sister M. Rita in With left, Joseph, O.P., superior at Nativity; Ceylon where the government The Universe Catholic weekly Mother M. Dolorita, and is schools. in Ixindon O.P., superior general, Rev. Francis J. Ballinger, pastor. taking over private published with a cir- A Sees New four week ban on Bible-read culation at 500,000, has observed Pope Priests ing and recitation of the Lord's the looth anniversary of its found- Prayer in the public schools in ing. Four Wyoming, Cardinals... Mich., has been lifted Protests from angry parents at the request of church leaders forced the school board in Cause (Continued from Page 1) It was imposed after a teacher Boulder, Colo., to moderate its to for widely for his read her an announce- on As Optimism writings and paint- class ban traditional Christmas ob- ings, ment which include portraits of of a weekly Bible servances in the schools. The VATICAN CITY Seventy newlv-ordained toothache which had been bother- atudy priests his class in most of them predecessors in Caracas. a Protestant church. board decided on the ban last Americans were received in audience ing him for several days. by In late October, only about 60 Two Councils for Interracial summer but kept it secret until Pope John XXIII who voiced the it In his random special joy save him remarks, he days after he was named to the Understanding have been estab- pupils brought the word homo to so revealed that when See, greet many young, exuberant shepherds of souls. he entered Archbishop Quintero openly lished in Boston as the first proj- recently. his 80th year Nov. 25 he supported ects of made President Romulo Bet- of the new interracial Three million pilgrims, many of Fifty the priests were from the Pontifical North pro- an entry in his diary ancourt the of of the American stating: in face a revolt. gram Third Order of St. them invalids, visited the Ba- College in Rome where "It is to In late Francis. selected necessary for one bend November, when rioting silica of Our Lady of Guadalupo students from U. S. Jio- dained by Archbishop O'Connor his knee began before the I,ord in again, he walked out into Rembrandt's famous painting, in Mexico City on the feast day ccses are sent to their complete in the chapel of the North Amori the thanksgiving, and abandon one- streets and asked demonstra- The Adoration of the Magi, Is of the national patroness. training. They were accompanied on 18. self tors to College Dec. Included to His will.” disperse. His automobile the theme for a commemorative An international on by Archbishop Martin jean competition J. O'Con- in the was Rev. Gene A. was wrecked and group He said his of burned, but he stamp issued by New Zealand missionary films produced since nor, rector of tho serenity spirit college. Most Herbster of West Orange, or- is was unharmed for special use 1955 be a consequence of this attitude on the Christmas will a feature of the of them also were at the joined j dained for the Newark Archdio- of mail. "Meeting in Christian Brother- audience their resignation to the divine will BORN SKPT. 23, by parents. cese. 1902, in Muc American in in which he The Latin Confeder- hood" Lille, France, Jan. 16-18. always feels him hies, (he new Cardinal the The 50th member of the is son SPEAKING FROM his self ready for "the ation of Christian Trade Union- Vandals have destroyed a 12th throne In last sum- ot a poor family. He studied at class, Rev. Thomas S. Maloney mons.” ists in Santiago, Chile, has an century stained glass window the Clementine John the I Hall, Pope Merida diocesan seminary of Louisville, was ordained In nounced it will work for land re- that was one of the most valued said the sight of so John and many newiy- Pope said he docs not ask then was sent to the Gre- Rome on the same day by his form and try to unionize farmers ■ treasures of the ordained priests made him to gorian in Strasbourg, “look remain longer on this University Rome for brother, Auxiliary Bishop earth, throughout Latin America. I France, cathedral. on things with optimism.” but since more studies in Charles a little time remains theology and "There is G. Maloney of Louis- no reason to be for him he wishes to canon law. ville. do as much otherwise than work He was optimistic," he good as he can. ordained In Rome All the priests will return to said, "when these new forces Aug. 22, 192 C. Upon his return Cardinal Quintero Addressing himself to Cardinal Cordoba added their home dioceses after com a group President Praises are to the this to Venezuela, he Church, of priests became a pro- their who were pleting theological studies In present *he fessor of law and became Ita first new exnrberant youth which Pontiff at the State uni- Archbishop June. said the world today at- in 1954 when both versity of Merida. He later the See waa gives trust and courage taches greater was importance to in fev- promoted to raised rank. He was active for the future.” IN ANOTHER Pope erish dean of the faculty. Work for Cubans audience, activity than to contempla While there in foaterlng religious The he was a he vo- Pope recalled his emotions John expressed his grief over tion. teacher, was AUGUSTA, Ga. (NC) President Elsenhower has also Vicar cations and built two on the occasion General of the dio- sem- of his own or- “the mournful events in Algeria,” “When one goes to the Lord cese. inaries. praised the help Catholic agencies are giving Cuban refu- dination and his first the where Mass in scores of persons have to have in familiarity with Him, It On Sept. 7, 1953, he He was named gees southern Florida. crypt of St. Peter’s Basilica, al- been killed and hundreds wounded was named Archbishop of Is more to he Important leave ur- a Titular Bishop and Bogota on May 18, 1959. The Chief Executive lauded the work” of though did not have the oon- in anti-French rioting. The gent Coadjutor “inspiring business at the door," he Archbishop of Merida. He insisted aolation of having his parents Pontiff audience the Diocese of Miami and the "instant response” of Catholic spoke during an admonished. upon making trips through the Cardinal Ferrutto present. But he said Pius granted to students Relief Service*—NCWC to Pope and teachers dangerous mountain gov- X, now regions of Archbishop native a saint, gave him lift of Rome’s Latin American Col- IN' ANOTHER Ferrctto, a ernmental requests for action. fre* medical care. a audience during the diocese to visit the by saying: faithful, Roman, has lived all his life In Mr. Eisenhower's More than Cuban chil- "May your priesthood lege for the blessing of a stone the week, the gratitude! 2,500 Pope said charity supervised reconstruction of the the shadows of St Peter's be a comfort to the Church of from St. Peter's tomb that finds its Basil- was expressed in a letter to Car dren, few of whom speak Eng- will be greatest approval Merida cathedral and in built anew ica. God!" placed in the dlnal Spellman of New York In' lish, have been enrolled in Miami | college's new build- Christianity. He spoke to dele- seminary On £ept ], i%n, he He said the 70 A Vatican official for three which the President thanked Catholic schools. The Increased priests were ing. gates the| a attending the second was of na- named-Archbishop Cara decades, Is Cardinal for $lO,OOO is born* reminder of the first 70 tional he a studious man 1 a donation' cost being by the par discinlcs At the audience, which took convention of Italy's St < a s "hose fir to Ishes. of Christ. Vincent -I line u a rrhi-olngy U. S. relief work among the place the of Our I.iirlv
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Miss Geerinck is president. 4 THE ADVOCATE December 22, 1960 Holy Name Societies The CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE Hudson County Federation held in their respective parishes Deadlin* for Classified Ads 12 Monday Noon - Call MArkef Pursuing its efforts to stamp out on next Jan. 14. 4-0700 printed filth in the area, this fed- Morris County Federation eration at its monthly meeting Emilio J. Gervasio, St. Mar- NOTICES WASHING MACH. authorized its legislative com- SERVICE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. garet's, was elect- mitee to arrange conferences Morristown, AMERICA'S FORGOTTEN CHILDREN ALL MAKES ed at the are out on the windswept plains of the MOUNTAIN LAKES with the N president annual meet- 24 J. State Joint Legis- Oglala Sioux Indian Reservation. You HOUR SERVICE ing held at SS. and Metho- ANYWHERE lative Cyril can help them by sending Committee on Obscenity to your can REASONABLE RITA B. MURPHY 11. celled stamps (any kind EXCEPT the SERVICE CHARGES dius, Boonton, Dec. Gervasio FOR THE FINF-ST 237 W. present its recommendations. small, presidential 1. 2. 3. and 4c SERVICE N. * succeeds Vincent St. : CALL OLdfield 3-5038 The federation's committee is Fitzgerald, series) to: Father Edwards. Holy Rosarv Mary's, Denville. Other officers Mission. Pine Ridge. S. Dak. DO IT MOUNTAIN LAKES & VIC. composed of former RIGHT NOW SO YOU WONT FORGET* REALTORS Judge New ••lilting!" elected include: E. Vincent Cos- TELL YOUR FRIENDS! complete with photo*. James F. McGovern, assistant JNION COUNTY grove Jr., Morris Plains, vice KLINTRUP, INC., Reoltor LOST - corporation counsel Francis Mc- ISO Blvd. (Off Rt. 4(1 > DE 4 0400. president; Richard our c«p»rifncf la Herbert, your protection. Ltl ul Reel Estate at "ISO" Since and Man’s Brown hrlo «r ISIS Inerney, Hudson County as- Zip lined Coat, size .13. vou at have .o Florham Park, secretary; Ed- many l)th „ h<[) . At Caldwell College dance Sat . Nov n» name owoera In Union County anil tha sistant prosecutor Harold J. Ru- surrounding PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS ward Wendt, Boonton, marshal. IP. Grev Coat left by mistake. Call area. PI voldt. 3-44R5. To Ranch nr»r new Buy or Soli Call on Rt 710 73 bedroom*, living. The officers will be in- ainlnK John p. McMahon room, fireplace, hot water heat, stalled HELP appliance* Included Union by Msgr. Andrew V. Ste- WANTED FEMALE IMS Morru . . *18.300 County Federation Av*., Union MU 134.14 fan, spiritual at MARY A. BERNHARDT Archbishop Boland will director, the Oprn Eve* and Weekend* be the **• Rt. organizational Feb. 12 GIRLS 10 Whlppany TU 7 5070 at meeting NUTLEY principal speaker the fifth an- at St. Margaret's parish, Morris- RIDGEWOOD nual dinner Jan. 30 at the Eliza- Bl'Y NOW SELL OR TRADE - RIDGEWOOD beth town. 1961 GRADUATES INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN AND VICINITY Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth. Wc ''E will ||«t tour house for sale. CODDLE OUT-OFTOWNERS or BOO Since it was consider buying It If purchase MULTIPLE LISTINGS September, report- Plan to discuss you an HEAL WELCOMING A FRIEND: Rev. Mark at your future in other hoU*e SITHENS ESTATE Gt 5-0000 Tsai, pastor of the Catholic mission Mucha, ed at the through our office. Let ISO regular meeting that Meet u* Franklin Ave . Spanish Bishops know your requirement*. Evenings Ridgewood is St. Peter the 400 with The Marine Mid- OPEN 7 DAYS AND Taipei, Formosa, greeted by his friend, Rev. Daniel Collins, men have joined' the society MADRID banking and Holiday* call Mr*. Kelly. WE EVENINGS pastor, (NC)—Cardinal Pla y 9 3022 Apostle, River Edge. After 14 of and and the goal is to double this Deniel. land Trust STANLEY JOHNSON years parish work, teaching study in the U.S., Primate of Spain, pre- Company during WE'VE SPLIT A RANCH AT figure by the end of the FOX Father Tsai went to Formosa in 1955. He is here now seeking help for his struggling year. sided here at the annual meeting the CHRISTMAS VACATION. LOTS FOR SALE HOLLOW FARMS, SPARTA Msgr. Thomas F. Open for admiration mission. this month St. Mulvancy, of the Spanish Bishops. Deci- your U the Early Peter the Apostle parishioners gave $1,200 to the We'll be open for interviews FAYSON LAKES concept In space convenience spiritual director, announced sions of ihe meeting will not •nd comfort Neetllng be YEAR ROUND VACATION LIVINO perfectly Into Chinese priest in a special collection. He to the on Dec. that the contour* of spoke Holy Name Society the new members will be published until have been from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., Tues- BUILDING LOT Its plus »rre of they gentle land l* a de luxe quality M 13. At left are Rev. James inducted Uo‘*lls* C. Sharp, spiritual and Thomas in ceremonies to be made known to root lona. 3 bedroom. director, Belger, presi- the Holy See. EXCELLENT LOCATION bath split day through Friday. level home, finished \ dent of the (4.000 recreation room society. Plua rear porch—compliment the Price Include* public water aupply . beautiful colonial styling of this By participating in one of Year Round Hornet Available newest addition to Suaaex County's From (13.000 to j (40.000 * >‘** r round Lake community, MARINE MIDLAND'S located Saturday FAYSON LAKE on the Sparta-Newton Road Indian JuM Aiding west of Our Lady of the Lake work- Put in 'Darkness' Training Programs or by COMMUNITY, Inc. < hurch and School Center In Sparta. Boonlon Yourself after school Ava. Faraon Lake Rd E. G. Realtor ing ANDERSON, part-time Mnnelon Morria County. N. J U MOHAWK-SPARTA. Radio Schools TErmlnal Mfltfl fveping Vic. will be assured of Office hours, you a Rt. 13. SparU PA (41S1 Peru REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE~ To PUNO, Thousands of Peruvian Aymara job when you graduate. In the Others WAYNE Help Indians in BERGEN COUNTY Enlighten mountain villages are cate- here their learning meantime, you'll earn $1.35 an Both the and chism shepherds the through radio broadcasts with a Passaic hour while found Our Lord originating attending classes Magi in the dark missionary. AT the shepherds through the for the or working part-time. Society Propagation Rev. Arthur who St. aong of the angels; the Magi Prull, M.M., directs Radio Gabriel of the Faith for the Training Programs: North through a star Maryknoll Fathers in Arlington The the Wise Archdiocese of Newark: Penas, Bolivia, is providing thel Power Heights on Magi were Men for Father Trail's sta- • Office Assistants Schuyler Ave. MERE! Most transmitter with 200-mile' OPEN FOR INSPECTION who discovered Wisdom not in the Rev. Martin W. Ph.D., L.L.D. a tion comes from a 15-year-old Stanton, S.T.D., • « NEW MODEL HOMES brilliance of their and 31 Mulberry St., Newark J. range. diesel generator Bookkeeping knowledge 2, N. Phene MArket 2-2*os which has CAPES • RANCHES • SPLITS science and but in Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to to 12. broken down once and threat- • 1.8. M. Proof CHRISTMAS education, 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.». TIUS AREA Is within the sta-| Machine FROM faith. Diocese of Paterson: ens to do so again. It costs tion's range and Rev. Robert E. also How shall the pagans in the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis: about $3,000 to operate the sta- $17,990 ARmory 4-0400 Kearns, M.M., of New York has • Part-time Jobs MODELS OPEN DAILY WY world find Christ today except 24 DeGrasse N.J. tion for a year. Weekdays 17310 St., Paterson 1, Phone: ARmory 4-0400 installed receiving sets in various the darkness A through momentary Hours: 9 to graduate of Pope Pius XII after school. Daily, a.m. 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. villages on the Peruvian side of BERGEN COUNTY into which you put yourself High Father Prall JOHN WEISS & by Donations to tht Socitly for tht ikt Lake Titicaca. The is School, was SEE ANY OF A FINE CO„ Reoltor Propagation of project Intorvlowt SELECTION sacrifice and self-denial? Faith ordained in 1952 and has been OF HOMES rHSC 1207 Paterson Hamburg Tpk Wayne art incomt lax dtducliblt. helping solve the of too Tuaiday through Friday Open 7:3fk—Sun. cost problem to 1 to 5 OX 4-0300 Has our faith us anything? stationed in Bolivia ever since. SMITH & MOONEY few priests to teach the half mil- t A. M. to S P. M. It cost Our Blessed Lord His life. Besides his LAKE MOHAWK lion in religion, station in- REALTORS Indians living the rugged, 111 Kind’Em 1e Rd In imitation of Him our mission- structs in THE MARINE MIDLAND . Moolvalk, N J Exceptional value! Four bcdroom( lw# for a very reading, writing, sani- PArk Rldon great favor receiv- sky-high villages of the Andes 0-2400 end a half hath*, living room will* ary priests, Sisters and Brothers tation, personal TRUST COMPANY fireplace, ed, Mountains. hygiene and NEW MILFORD dining area, full cellar, ott namely, a non-malignant Charmtno ColonlaL heat If* give their lives to the and Obituary farming methods. « htdrooim, and LAKEFRONT. pagans diagnosis OF NEW YORK 2 lull hatha. nnar in a condition where Gathering in central points of think avarr- *28.300 of the world. It is a and wholesome MOJOO poor I holy bad grave reason to fear each village, the Aymara Indi- HOUSE REALTY INC EMMA B. LAPOINTE Will you not them thought to pray for the dead Personnel 6th Floor 3>- fl 0 give your Dept. 10] T j- 0 223, *“««• IS Sparta. otherwise. ans, along with trained cate- N. J. Gets Real Open Dally and prayers and your sacrifices? that they may be loosed from Pope 120 Broadway, N. Y. C. DENVILLE Sunday “I wish chists, tune their receivers Into Parkway g 3730 The Holy Father's for only some ailing mis-, their sins. We recommend to Society catechism FARMS lessons, sermons and • HOMES - ESTATES the of sionary might be able to receive the prayers our Portable Throne Woman wanted to cook GRIFFIIH Propagation the Faith of readers the for 7 Slat era. PRIDEAUX, INC- the wonderful medical prayers, all spoken In their na- pleaaant morris iiijntejiihjn. : and the VATICAN surrounding«. Call WH 5-4708 TORS “ INSURERS markc* helps, your to surgi- repose of of - by charity, bring souls the fol- CITY Pope John after 3 P. M *•u Indian Rd rot care tive tongue. . D*nvlU«, N. J. to cal which I was fortunate now Christ the spiritually and the lowing who have recently de- has a black Mercedes se- OAkwood WOMAN, middle e 7-4300 «... 'enough to obtain." Impressed with the results, ag preferred, to run ‘vn&gr materially poor of the world. parted this life: dan equipped with a back scat ('athollc woman * re•udenre ( arable of “Sara in a th. Hub M Morrla ( ttanlng. Murray MAX) Father Kearns to home work oanlr” hopes install and ccf>«klna Uw aalary Send your sacrifice to the Rev. similar to a throne. dedicated Juliet society James O’Loughlen, or lat< e LAKE HOPATCONG' R. McWilliams, Realtor a battery of receivers, at a cost vocation Oppor and that Our Lord will Seeking Funds It was tunlly to do good c'harttable work. OL Main St., Chtilar N. J. pray re- S.D.B. given to him as a TR OSIJI of $27 each, in more remote vil- 3-1945. - imburse you with the gifts of His Christmas gift by HOWSE REALTY INC? To Buy Rev. Thomas Rainone lages. Bishop .Tulio Gonzalez of German APARTMENTS FOR~RENT ('lmpels POSITION WANTED M3 Pnllaadaa A>. grace. workers. Fritz chair- . Trannrk N J ‘ Rev. William A. Riordan, S.J. Puno has also been Koenecke, |TE BISHOP LARRAIN pointed out WRITING that 32 TO Rev. James “every years we double of at the in Coombs, S.S.E., dean men EFFICIENCY'S population Latin Amer- St. Michael’s, Donohue reports: ica." The vocations are growing, he “Our program here consists said, but not enough to keep mostly of food. We im- pace with the population growth. surplus about 7G \ He said that all the large cities port million pounds of S have Bishop is shown Advent food a year, about one million o critical slum problems, that Larrain lighting the wreath the at a pounds of clothing and an equal worker is unhappy, and that special reception given in his honor by the Women I he is amount of medicinal supplies, V looking for better living Volunteers Association in Washington. l conditions. Betty Behrend, also jeeps and building mater- WVA direcor, and Gerald Mische, director of Associ- ials and most anything needed That is the the Bish- danger, ation to for International are begin a mission." op Development, Paterson, emphasized, beeause any- “I like the shown with the job very much,” one who offers a program can Bishop. he continues. "It keeps me become a leader. quite busy but it docs give me He stressed the of importance an opportunity to do the things the lay apostolate, and I expressed like. Most of the work is con- his appreciation of what AID has Them cerned with shipping our sup been Pray for doing. "It has a real mis- plies and trying to make sure *ion eTM vision,” he said, “because reach the B\u they poor. It is not for the “We looking only are six feed about 250,000 23'D Sr. M. O.S.F. brothers, including Rev. peo- problems of this country but for Anthony, ple daily feeding \ at stations Electric Kevin P. Flood, S.J., Loyola the world." He remarked that STATEN ISLAND A Re- Genera Seminary, Shrub Oak, N.Y., and serving hot commcal and milk. 1961 1 Its social quiem Mass for Sister work in the field is a Mary We feed six sisters including Sister Ma- an additional 20,000 most important one. Anthony, 0.5.F., was offered Dec. through institutions. rian S.C., Mt. Ever! 9 at the Mission Patrick, Kisco, Time Bishop Larrain said, “The of the Immacu- “We also have 250 N.Y.; Sister I,ouis Mary, 0.P., our assim- First late Virgin here, where she had priests’ apostolate Is indispens- Woodside, Queens; Sister Maria ilation projects which are most- able but we need the served for 50 years to ly to feed lay apos- helping Winifred, S.C., Staten Island, and the people while they tolate, the Papal volunteers. care for homeiess children. work to build either homes .Sister Mary Turibius, S.C., Rye or A member of the Sisters St. People are looking for leaders, of NY. new farm land or factories un- and the time Is ripe to have Francis, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. til they become self-supporting Y., Sister more priests and greater lay Mary Anthony died Ed Willock Dies . . and a general parish re- activity.” Dec. 6, at St. Mary's Hospital, lief program which feeds about where He also said that In the past Orange, she had been a At 44, 300,000 people. 30 to 40 the middle class patient for two years. Integrity S»««-0 years “A has There immediate YEAR AGO I would grown, so that there is now arc no sur- vivors. Co-Founder never have dreamed I’d be do- beginning the social environment ing this type of work," Jack from which more vocations will WEST NYACK, N. Y. Ed r confides. "While I was still in c a WttK [wm come. Mrs. Shercr Willock, a co-founder of ‘'lnteg- 1775 Mary I Seoul, had an opportunity to rity,'’ died Dec. 18 at the age » YWWWWHJ MONTCLAIR The funeral of of build | Jp K, MISCHE POINTED out that Mrs. 44 after long series a small home for a group Mary Sherer took place a of illnesses, last year the US. had 50.- Dec. 17 which at various with a Requiem Mass in times had in-1 000 foreign students and 30,000 i eluded m-. •*“ Immaculate Church paralysis and strokes A Dec. 29 foreign visitors, and that AID Conception Meeting here. She Requiem Mass was died Dec. 13. celebrated; For was interested in developing a for the of his Science Guild fuU-po*«' two repose soul in St. with - M® oo Surviving are sons, Rev. COBWU program to help them. JAMAICA, N Y.—The W-* 00 * Harry Shercr and Rev. Margaret's Church, Pearl River, Albertus M-Mtfty Joseph Magnus Bishop Larrain said that many on Dec. 21. Guild will hold its an tutor**' Sherer, three daughters, two sis-1 persons come on business from nual dinner at St. John's ters and 10 grandchildren. Integrity was a lay-edited mag- meeting Latin America and have no con- University here Dec. 29. The guild The final absolution at the azine, primarily on the lay apos-j i+- n **• tact with Catholics in the U.S. which is is a national organization of Cath Mass was given by tolate, no longer pub-j *•*«* He thought it would be "a great Auxiliary lished. olic scientists. •Model Bishop Walter W. Curtis. Willock was a co-editor ovenUdUjoo»ltrt».aK help" if they could be assisted with Carol Jackson in its forma- The dinner will be followed by •q. taL pWirt*- to be closely associated a discussion more Mrs. Edward tive period. His drawings and panel on "Method with Catholic organizations in the liarrett in Science writing for the publication at- and Philosophy." U.S. WEST CALDWELL A Re- tra'-ted much rational attention Speakers will be Dr. Karl F quiem Miss for Mrs. Edward In In later i h r/fcM of the Catholic t his closing remarks, Bishop years Willnrk itnl (rec 'niversi Barrett, 101 Hillside Ave., was of- lance ty of America; I)r. 11. Austin McNulty expressed his pleasure fered writing and cartooning for NO DOWN Dec. 19 in Sacred Heart New York PAYMENT at AlD’s location in Paterson, many Catholic magazines, al- Taylor. University, and Church, Vailsburg, Newark. She seeing it "tremendous though this was made Dr. Vincent E. Smith. St. John’s DELIVERY holding po- died increasing' BEFORE CHRISTMAS Dec. 16. difficult tentialities for the Church." by his illness. A collcc FIRST PAYMENT Surviving are a daughter, a DUE IN FEB. tion of his cartoons was pub Bishop Larrain had come to | Named Gifts Chairman son, two brothers, Rev. Thomas the U.S from the Fifth Congress | lished in "The Willock Book,”! Fitzpatrick, Our Lady of Grace, For Xavier Fund of Latin American Catholic [and another book, "Ye Gods," Hoboken, and Rev. John Fitz- Action was published in 1948. NEW YORK-Milton F. Lewis in Mexico. He has now patrick, St. Joseph’s, Sliding, a I Born in Boston, he of West Englewood has been returned to his home diocese. sister was active and seven grandchildren. named | in the Catholic Worker movement national gifts chairman I there before coming to New York of the Xavier High School De- aylight Vincent deP. Flood Btoe to help found Integrity. velopment Fund A 1930 Xavier oes NEWARK A victim of the He is survived 3 by his wife Dor graduate, he is a member of 'g»er IV plane collision over New York othy and 12 children. Holy Trinity parish, Hackensack. City Dec. 16, Vincent de Paul fund The development was es- Flood, 185 formerly of South Or- Iron tablished with a minimum goal ange South Curtain Bars Ave., Orange, was of $1,500,000 to start rcconstruc >Y buried Dec. Z OF after a Requiem tion of the school Mass in St. CharitableAid Zotf , Antoninus Church pnce here He was 19. FRIBOURG (RNS)—The Swiss Cross The young man (Brother Law- Catholic Mission, in its annual Holy Raises rence of the Dominican Order) Christmas appeal for aid to reli LTD. J Pay for Teachers was returning for a visit to his gious institutions behind the Iron WORCESTER. Mass. (NC) - COMPLETE parents from St. Curtain, said the J Joseph’s Do situation had Cross Holy College has an I minican Priory, Somerset, 0., worsened in recent months. 'SELECTION OF EVERY-* nouncod faculty salary increases where he was studying for the Excessively high customs of more than 15% over the cur [THING FOR THE MAN priesthood. duties make it to send S impossible rent His scale. Professors can now •IMtMMIIMIHIHH * parents are Mr. and Mrs. linen or used clothing to institu earn to $15,000 Patrick in up Flood Mr. Flood is an lions Yugoslavia and Poland, The range of salaries Is: in- instructor at Seton Hall the Mission said. GIFT CERTIFICATES \ Univer- structor, $5,500 fer* to $7,500; assis sity and director of the St. John Officials added, however, that tant professor, $6,500 to $8,500; Baptist Society for delayed vo- shoes, most foodstuffs m. $173 A and medi- associate professor, to *•* cations In the Diocese $B,OOO $l2, WEEK of Pater- cines wero gratefully received. 000; and $9,500 to I j son. professor, 4/ The Mission L^JJpjoa made a special ap $15,000. A graduate of Seton Hall for cash to Prep. peal buy foodstuffs *"*oea with erdUit* Vincent attended Fordham Uni- and pay the excessively high FINAL SENTENCE to heaven versity and Providence College, transport charges. or hell will be passed all and upon H 1., was the sixth of the the Some of money, the Mission at the Last Judgment. 1? * I'lood children to enter From $5.00 ! a re- said, would go to aid inmates of I ligious order. 1 concentration camps for Oecfrte ***** priests "2 Ste«fc» c£u **P««h, « «d otp «*- Surviving besides his parents and nuns. i • rut Porl«64u* « iSTTL.? Cana Calendar MfTJKKinO DCAtnt ALL CLOTHING 5 yi> * nifTTUO* PURCHASED UP TO canrtK P*E CANA SAT., DEC. 24 WILL BE J«n 813 lUronnr. Srt Joarph'a. J lIK 6 3808 For Christmas Jan 13 23 Upper MontrUir. St Ready 2 C Adrian-. 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[DE 3-3660 HE A MODERN HAT Mon . Thun , f PM GIVE OR A New York 28, N. Y. M. 'til MODERN HAT GUT CERTIFICATE BUtterfield 8-6200 THE 6 ADVOCATE December 22, 1960 'He 's Waiting for You' Toward Religious Peace THE QUESTION BOX The recent proposal of Presbyterian I)r. Eu- tianity to bring some measure of understanding Carson Most Ref. Walter W. Curtis, 76 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. ]■, gene Blake for Protestant church and unity solution to world problems. He might very was greeted is editor of The Box. he submitted to him as “shocking yet gratifying" the Question Questions may well pose a challenge to churches: "Put your ahocking, because of the nature for answer in this column. daring of the own house in order first; establish peace in the plan; gratifying, because it was still another kingdom of God before trying to bring voice harmony (J. What is Modernism and rically opposed to Chris- heard in a growing chorus for churcn to the kingdom of Caesar." by whom is the oath it ! tianity"? one-ness. against A divided Christendom presents a peculiar The taken? A. The statement quoted by comparatively modern expression "cold picture to the world. A return to Christian inji'y A. It is difficult to define our inquirer is justified many war ' has lately been applied to the four-centur- on will present a formidable spiritual sword against modernism in the brief of counts. It is true that some ies-old conflict between Protestantism Ca scope and the menace of communism; even more, it will tholicism a newspaper article. St. Pius X Masonic Lodges do social and Admittedly, a certain stiffness and in- effect a greater unfolding of the redemptive work “the colors the called it synthesis of all charitable work, for which they transigence relationship between the of the Church. As theologian Father Baum ob- various heresies,” because it revived and deserve the gratitude of the bene- sects, but recent years have finally seen the serves: "While Body of Christ is fully brought a little together many of the er ficiaries. Such philanthropy, how- unbending, an advance from spiritual iso- equipped to reconcile all with humanity God of the is lation to round-table conversation between rors past. ever. only accidental; it is not oppo- •.his saving mission is prevented from its most site Modernism as such was the of the essence of the order. religious groups. perfect and manifestation complete by the per- movement The recent of the late tilth and Masonry is opposed to Chris- historic meeting of the Archbish- sistence of Christian factions." 20th of and early centuries within the tianity because it is itself re- op Canterbury the Holy Father attracted A united Christian not a world will enjoy a re world Church; it had many ligion. with its wide, hopeful attention; the publi- tomorrow exponents, temples, altars, highly birth or the next day, but these proh cized plans for the who differed widely among them vestments, worship, etc. It Is not, coming ecumenical council ings, these soundings in the field of inter-faith stimulate renewed interest in religion and selves. Irrespective of the par however. Christian, because it arouse concord are, at least, thought-provoking, soul- ardent titular points forward this does not expectations for an eventual reunion of put by recognize Christ as the stimulating; they pave the way to a greater all Christendom. These or that individual modernist, Son of God It does not recognize happenings signal a understanding of, and charity for the opposite the breakthrough, however small, in the impasse side. While there was in the movement a personal God of Christianity there can be no retreat or compro- that has stifled Catholic-Protestant basic idea that the original divine hut only “the Grand Architect of rapport since mise on dogmatic matters for Catholics, at least revelation of the it the Reformation. Christianity should Universe"; is a form of they may come to regard Protestants not so It is an that dedicated to be modified, brought up to date theism or natural religion which anomaly religions, much as separated, but as brethren, redeemed made a God of peace and have so long been dis- and more acceptable to rejects the very concept of a love, by God. destined for God. And Protestants could united not on matters modern society. divine revelation only doctrinal, but on set aside once and for all their caricature of or a superna- things far removed from As examples of this tural religion such theology. Fears, sus- horned and cloven-hoofed Catholics, and realize "adapta as Christianity. picions, mistrust among church tion" modernists taught such er Masonry ignores groups hardly that without Catholicism, there could be, there | ant rejects promote the spread of the rors as these: that the most of the Gospel, much less would he no Protestantism. divinity fundamental beliefs make for harmonious This of Christ is not proved from the of Christianity, such the doc- community living. op- In this season of peace and good-will, efforts as between but rather trine of position denominations gives the secu- in these Gospel is a dogma the Trinity, the directions would be our greatest gift to Divinity larist grounds to at which the Christian of sneer the power of Chris- the Prince of Peace. conscience Christ, the fall of man, the deduces from the notion of the Incarnation, the Redemption, tha Messiah; that in the Gospel text Resurrection, the role of the Christmas the name "Son of God" is equiva Church in human salvation, the Gift Suggestions lent only to the name “Messiah.” existence and efficacy of the Sev- and by no means indicates that en Sacraments, the inspiration of “Are We Neglecting Our Children's Religious Great emphasis is given to “Keeping Christ in Christ is the natural Son of God; the Bible (which it places Education?” is the on a question-title of the lead arti- Christmas " of How much Christ does the child that Christ did not teach body par with the recent a Koran, the Book of cle in a issue of Parents Magazine. Milton keep after Christmas? We think of Christmas as of doctrine applicable to all times Mormon, etc ). J. E. Senn, M.D., director of the Yale University a religious and all a family feast. To think of it and to men, hut rather in In professing to be able to ab- Child Study Center, the article from adapted separately _ religious, because to certain sorb we go church augurated a religious men of any and all religious his address at the 1960 White House Conference family, because we arc all movement and he together and ex adapted to beliefs. Masonry contributes to on Children and Youth. change gifts, is precisely the neglect Dr. Senn adapted to differing times and the rise of religious indifference. Dr. Senn questions, not because he doesn't speaks of Through Christmas parents should places. Such indifference, of care about religion, but because he docs. course is Ninety teach and children should learn the meaning of These and other errors were contrary to the Christian teach- per cent of Americans identify themselves as re- Christmas' gifts. St that affiliated. explicitly condemned by Pius ing Christ founded one reli- ligiously Yet we have corruption in The theory of Christmas celebration is to re X in the decree “Lamcntahili" gion. one Church. public office, adultery in private life, member lying under and rejoice over God's of Is great gift the First of July 3. 1907 On Sept 8 fnl In some of its related oath, business Steward organiza- shady practices an almost end Himself to us. the Incarnation. It is the Mary less compromise with model lowing, he issued a famous en tions i such as the York and religious conviction. When and reason for all the other is gift giving. It the cyclical (“Pascendi donuniei gre Scottish rites). is adults arc only going through the motions of be- Masonry vig- reason we go to church to worship God in Cis" > detailing at greater length orously and bitterly anti Catholic. ing religious, children can learn to do the thanks for His only gift “He came In great unto his own God’s and unequivocally This is not true *ame. Grace condemning of the basic and his him own received not. But to as Dispensing many the errors of the modernist Masonic organization'!which When the between and move con- gap principle prac- as received him, he gave the power of becoming By Frank J. Sliced their effect ment tice is too will is taken for granted the application of Christ's fers only three degrees), which great, a child not benefit bv tak sons of How re God." many children learn from At I bus St Haul ing instructions full the Annunciation, theol can tell his con demption to the souls of Three years later the saintly is willing to accept religious time, released time parents to think of men: Catholics, themselves as sons of God. ('Clans hold that with sorts to Pontiff "Be it done pray for others precisely as I have found it necessary to re provided, of course, that the lat- or part-time. the said, we are all as they celebrate birth of God's Son become unto because me aecordinc to thy word there is one mediator called new his defense of the true Faith ter will A growing child with his intense feelings of upon to help in the ap- keep their religion strict- Mary’s Child. 'ur ( Lady uttered the of between (iod and (1 still right and his search for consent man Tim plication, but she is the Co- The modernists were active ly private and out of the lodge. wrong, moral leadership As look at the they statue of the Infant in the the human the H 5) In and race to first step other words the fact redemptress. So ly promoting their erroneous be However, the inspiring leaders, his willingness to aspiro straw, who took human that once again- same objections on a nature like theirs that and to in its redemption Our Lord is mediator does liefs. What made the danger listed above strive for idealistic causes may become how children she represents the race, the re- par apply to these forms many arc reminded by of not disillusioned and parents The Assump I make our for insidious was the of to rationalize his often cynical how took His divine prayer one deemed race. ticularly fact masonry as well as the bit- they on nature in their own lion behavior means that another unnecessary, it makes ■So of that these men professed to he anti Catholic A subsequent as, "Everybody docs it, why Infant Baptism? much what we say when terly variety. shouldn't in heaven she n effective. loyal children who 1?" we speak of her and when of Mother Church Catholic becomes a Mason As they go to Mass on we Christmas, how many the If we lay aside the represents speak of the and that their false doctrines is exommunicated. chip on the shoulder, we children have learned from Church is inter- automatically watching their par- human race L\ Klt Y<)\L S to might ask ourselves some of re prayers can her seemed have a special appeal Dr. Scnn's ques- ents that the changeable we call our greatest exchange of gifts will he in deemed: she help others, but tions 'about Christmas and its gifts. How much church: the holier, the mother for instance and in the for the young Accordingly, on when they get God and He gets them in do children learn from alone is, n ore. Sept. 1, 1910, Pius X spoke out Christmas about Christ? Communion? body] next breath we speak of our holy Hours and soul, where! With Christ Forty and in Christ I Mother the Church. The truth is again; in the Motu Proprio "Sae- all the saved I we are all called to Antistitum" upon take a that what the Church, the Mysti- rorum he published will be part one day I in redeeming others. All are in the text of an oath against mod- Archdiocese jCal Body, does its other mem- of Meteoric Caesar We must look a I meant to have a His ernism and listed Supreme part in re- bers more or less well those who d*c. ii. mo according little morel (•coining work, but .she above all: the individual's would be required to take it, Christmas to e (u a During the recent will to cooper- F rpf I Rourr Shrine. Morris and campaign the «cll known her M she elerlion in Puerto Rim, was timed that closely at relation to the f r uas sinless, she ate she thereby pledging th The pages are Illustrated with the symbols of the two saints and of the Church Ihese help to unde the formal and liaddumal aspects of the ]m mum uiu mu iu mhh uui niwm in n»n i nun Church’s past with the living limited Engetiment actions of lit-r saints SPECIAL 2:00 PM MAT. (/rjttnui Dtntng in a ( om/menlsi Almotpbm ORANGE 'The style seems a bit mature Week SAVINGS Every Christmas Day for teens bul the advanced j Banquet Rooms pre seventh or eighth grader would ( RESERVE hunh lutunoni - Home end Ollkc I'artttJ be NOW FOR ST. AT OAT. ORAM! enjoy and It would an Impor tant NEW YEAR'S Smtl IIM (ommumun Hrcaklaiti —. Wedding Keveptioni step toward placing their EVE religion on an adult basis. 3 Home of SHOWS: 2:00.7:00.10:00 our Suburban and Metropolitan J D. Never Shown In New Jersey Before And Will l aier mg Sen ice (Sank Never Be Shown In Any Other New Jersey The.itre HU a 7 200 HI } 7000 IMPECCABILITY is the In AMHLr rare pahhinc t vinincs and ail oav sunua> ability to sin 8 THE ADVOCATE December 22, 1960 Peace, Bright Star, Mary, Baby, King, Love—Are Christmas Words June choirs of on who By Dwyer remind us the angels high PLACE, MEN OF good will, to hope, joy God had come and fulfilled the sang the Gloria, "Gloria in Exclesis Deo." the prophecy Silent world, redemption, gates of Heaven, God that a night, bright star, soft King would come who would be Christ breeze, an- And the were singing above the stable made man, Mother on angels Mary, prophecy fulfilled, the Lord the * high, Gloria; stable, hard straw, tired King came right from the king- , where a tired family had found refuge from kingdom of Heaven, each soul, love. dom of Mar y- Heaven to each soul, to King, Baby Jesus;' the save each cold: where Mary and Joseph wrapped the These are the gifts that of shepherds, walk, hills, the tiny King us. sheep, poor gifts, love King, the Jesus, in swaddling clothes and brought with King; wise Baby Him on that Silent men, travel, bright star, rich Night: peace hills, laid Him on the hard straw. to men of good THOSE guts, love. King. will; hope for salvation, for a ARE the words we humans have On that Silent Night the shepherds saw better world, for given to How understanding, for reunion the greatest event In the world They easily we can dream the the with Christmas the star and heard angels on high the King in Heaven. are little bright words - star, love. with King. an- story just words as keys. And the whole and walked and walked over the hills with Little hands gels Baby, they held out joy to the world for —and they a *•“““» ta^c a carry simple truth: ’God King who came to earth their under their poor gifts for God on sheep arm as came down to redeem us. The Gates loves us. • Slient Night is unfolded again for the world the tiny King their gifts of love. of Heaven would be to to hear in soon open each of us Merry Christmas to each of its heart and to use the Wise Men for you to each as a guide On that Silent Night saw (rod had become man— God lor had chosen of you who is so wonderful the coming year. that God loves the bright star and they traveled over hills to a Mother, for you Mary, the world to comfort us you May bring the Infant Babe your love in bring their rich gifts to the King gifts of and to guide us, to THE understand and to love return for all He has us BRIGHT star shines as the given In those key- again love. us, to protect us. words that mean Christmas. Lives of the Saints A Christmas Saint On Christmas Eve, 1865, a should be raised to know and a branch for men who would woman died who had spent her love the soil they would tend care for male life orphans. Always giving honor to the Holy as farmers. the Holy Family congregation Family and spreading the mes- in area A HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS: Addie has asked her Many the surrounding would teach their children to be sage of the Babe of Bethlehem. tried to the angel friends to with her for help young woman proud of their life as farmers. pose the above pictures. She was Blessed Paula in her is Cerioli, work but some said that Blessed Paula It her Christmas to each and did not live card every member of whom we honor Dec. 24. she was To "cracked." this, long after she founded the male the Advocate Club To Blessed Paula, the Young bring her message of youngest Constance would answer: "So congregation. She had a weak to of 16 I joy life, not color the and it children, was born in a am, by the why picture hang with lunacy of the heart and had always been amall Italian village. She was Cross.” your other cards? frail. The extra worries and married when she was 19 to a Others came to help Con- who problems weighed her down man was 60. This marriage stance. The women joined to- and she died in her Dec was the sleep, arranged by family gether as the Sisters of the 24. At a and Paula, then known as Con- Familiar Location Holy Family and Constance Blessed Paula who had stance. accepted it. tried willingly took the name Paula Elizabeth. to give orphans a family and Constance’s husband was who had a special FIVE YEARS after devotion to cranky and unattractive but the nuns St. Joseph is one of the anew oriental formed, Blessed Paula set saints the young girl was a faithful up who is honored during the wife for the 19 years that her Christmas season. husband lived. They had three Club Note! This Christmas try to do children, two who died restaurant as ba- something with one day of your bies and one son who lived to HEADQUARTERS Due to life as an offering to the Holv be 16. the snowstorms and the fact under Family. If you do that each and new management that schools were closed last WHEN CONSTANCE’S hus- every day, you will soon find week, the deadline for the band died he left a you, too, have given your en- great deal Christmas contest was moved to of money to his wife. She did tire life the Babe of Bethle- comes to JOURNAL SQUARE up to Friday, December 23. hem. not use it for her own good; in- The judges will try to get stead she took two orphans into the certificates and the free with the her mansion and cared for passes to the Gingerbread Cas- them. Then she decided that tle mailed out to tho winners ROBERT she would spend the rest of her right after Christmas so the life for the orphans -\ caring who TREAT Young Advocates can go to the GRAND castle during the vacation. OPENING Civics Club Set HOTEL of the In Scotch Plains PARK PLACE, NEWARK SCOTCH PLAINS The Lead CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR FOR OUR FATHER: The children of St. eri of Tomorrow Civics Club of Joseph's Vil- RESERVATIONS FOR St. Bartholomew's received its lage, Rockleigh, gave a special performance of their official charter from the Com- • COMMUNION patriotic musical for Boland when vis- Archbishop he mission on American Citizenship HtW ited them ACCORDIONIST recently. Donna presented a floral tribute in Washington recently. BREAKFAST to the Archbishop as the (left to Officers are Edwin Miller, FOR All OCCASIONS boys right) Jackie, • ORDINATION Louis and president; Natalie Magee, Con- Francis looked on. The musical had been stance Perry, Allen Blasucci and DINNERS RONNY presented for over OWENS previously 1,000 persons. It was an Gregory Short TODAY. DEC. 22nd 621 VALLEY ROAD original play which traced the of The Leaders POSTAGE • WEDDING development America of Tomorrow re- The NEW UPPER and cently had Mass CHINA CLIPPER features the MONTCLAIR ended with a a • wbmx tableau of the Immaculate offered for • . tore by mafl RECEPTIONS Concep- fom most exotic and the persecuted Church ®* MoherwkJ W« oriental dishes known to PI 6-6734 tion being named as the patroness of the United States in Cuba pay pontoon and for the conversion • OTHER SOCIAL the of world and of America of its ene- gourmets the to the privi- mlc* there. few Lali FUNCTIONS leged of Hong Kong. Here in Jersey Dividend ity will be able to for the first Advocates =•3l* ( you enjoy Young time the original dishes that are completely Modern air conditioned different from Chinese FROM FROM anything you may facilities fine savings insured to banquet have eaten before. $lO,OOO food and service MIDTOWN MIDTOWN always. fl or raor» •iart> an ommiwt STANLEY J AKUS SAVINGS Holiday foal mall cWk. By return mall Manager SAVINGS Trimmings Here are just a few of our most FREE yom win iwcajr* account book HEADQUARTERS The Young Advocates have sent us and tr— three portexjt •nr#lop«. unusual wonderful suggestions for favors that Club members taste-tempting dishes: can mako themselves to fOR RESERVATIONS brighten up their homes during the LICHEE STEAK KEW • . - Prim# filet mlgnon cut holidays. MOHAWK Call MArket 2-1000 in cubes, prepared with Chinese garden vegetable*, HOLLY MAN French mushrooms and the aristocrat lauce of Ho BAVINOB end Loon Ann. Materials Holly ltd (about 14 cleaners A KNOTT HOTEL Yu. Served with lichee fruit. : its ); pipe (about 40 Commerce St.. Newark 2, N B).' scotch tape; small of resl J. LOBSTER SOONG • • . Diced cut lobster meat, pork piece fell; small piece of green ALBEIT W STENDER. PrmWmt and Chinese felt; a ball of cotton. vegetable, topped with fragile rice Make stick noodle. a body out of pipe cleaners by attaching them two together arms, two legs and one center piece, 'lake the holly leaves and scotch The tape them over the pipe NEW CHINA CUPPER has been beautsfully Blanket cleaners. Make a collar of the red felt. Friar Given out Put the collar Tuck Inn redecorated. Your boils, Hill ami Richard, incite at the of the tile 71“ i top pipe cleaner body. to m with Each Routa 23 (Newark you relax in complete comfort in a pleasant at- Take the ball cotton Pompton Turnpike) Cedar 90 of and put on red felt red felt Grove, N. J. \otin New $5OO Ac- lips while enjoy the finest in nose and For Reservations - mosphere you foods pre- bound - green felt eyes Attach them in place with straight CEnter 9-4500 tom count or Addition pins. Cut out red pared by tu o of the most outstanding chefs a little felt hat and attach it with straight recently pletely wathablo ol $5OO to Present Ac- arris ed pins. Then put the head on top of the pipe cleaners. from /long Kong. Individually waled in count. Only one Blanket You * nd can hang the Holly Man on the door plotlic or make several Robin Hood bay to Bach Account for table favors Inn You'll find we have a diversified menu of 1129 VALLEY ROAD, N.J. MADONNA LOG CLIFTON, American food, too all For Re»ervationi deliciously pre- Materials-. Pilgrim 4-4510 One egg; two colors of Cbristnsai ribbon; cel- pared. lophane; a picture of and COMPLETE Mary Jesus small enough to fit PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES inside the Catering for parties on or off premises. egg; silt er sparkle; scotch tape; si ax. ACCOMMODATIONS FROM 15 TO 500 Wines and Crack hole Liquors. Orders to Take Out. a in one side of an egg and take out the Inside. do Make sure you not break the shell. Clean out the inside Spicidlning im and insert tho picture • Free Souvenirs of Mary and the Baby Jesus. You may WEDDINGS • SOCIAL & FRATERNAL as Our Grand pife, also add INSURED M tiny beads. Melt some wax and put it inside the p • SHOWERS v- egg shell to hold the picture straight and to FUNCTIONS Gift to Money received the 15th et each Kxnv'/ up keep the You by beads Opening m onth Irom from moving. O#IVI IN AINOOW earns dividends the Ist Take the piece of 46-49 ••II 'i.UNC cellophane and cover the hole. Put PUBLIC DININO ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGS JOURNAL SQUARE SA V INGS sparklo around the ON •tlUllll opening of the shell so It covers tho A lO A N end OUN of the OPEN DAILY Jersey City SW. 5-0213 Otllt MIDTOWN cellophane. (Cloied Mondays) ASSOCIATION » »«* ID I m lake the two colors Stn OL. 3-9307 of ribbon and make a corsage bow img “0N0»» to » rM 103 U Broad SI NewaiK U Clinton Ave >MA 2 3366 out of them. Then attach the back of the egg shell to the Family Style Dinners Businessmen's Luncheons ribbon FREE PARKING at with scotch tape. Square Ramp Park The favors can be hung from the tree, used at the table or used In a centerpiece. Hospitality Earns MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU Honorary Title DES MOINES, lowa (N'C) —A woman's lay apostolate of hos- WELCOME Invest it pitality has earned her an ap- our ) wisely through pointment as honorary Guate- LIFE INCOME malan consul in lowa. TO OUR NEW MISSION CONTRACT For eight years Mrs. Mar- READERS guerite Dwight has opened her and you will receive home for foreign students. She AND has served since 1952 as Guate- malan chairman for the lowa y A rat* Board of International food of interest om Am assured dependable income Educa- "THANKS" investment. tion. your as as live. long you With six children of her own J A in and a husband to take care of. remembrance the prayers and Masses of our To Our Mrs Dwight's generosity has Old Friends For S.V.D. missionaries in Renewing Japan and the been to Philippines. known cause problems, especially at meals. "Some- WORRY NO times," she "I _HO CARS said, have to _ _ tell my family at dinner 'K.H.B. ■m complete Information about you ■ e. 'family, hold back.' There are many feature* in The Advocate that Name _ will intere»t Aqb everyone. We ask that you look through Address MAGICIAN For it for the any occasion carefully—looking special features that C*y States 808 OWENS appeal to each member of the family. REV. FATHER RALPH ,s.v.d. catholic universities 621 Valley Rd. 316 N. Upper Montclair, N. J. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 Phone Pilgrim 6-6734 Irvington Principal Accepts New Roles December 22, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 9 In Human Relations and Book Editing IRVINGTON Sister Mary Gerard book. Gerard, Mary said. new First, the emphasis must be on principal of Walsh the each the Archbishop High School At head of of discussion the fact it is an encyclopedia; second, it is here, received two special invitations dur- Croups are co-chairmen: a nun and a pub- a Catholic encyclopedia rather than the a gen- ing past weeks. One was to attend lic school teacher. of the im- eral a "This is one one; third, it must be a teaching tool luncheon in her honor given state by the portant achievements of our project,” said for junior high and high school students Committee of the National Conference the of Archbishop Walsh principal. "Many that would be acceptable in public as well Christians and Jews; the other was to non-Catholics know Catholics but they have as parochial schools.” serve on the advisory board of the new never met a before. hard to break "This nun It's encyclopedia can also be a Junior Catholic big Encyclopedia. throuch the habit . . . but now some teach- help the in home,” said the principal. “Not Needless to say, Sister Mary Gerard ers are out will it finding that we are human after only help the teen get an educational accepted both invitations. all.” and spiritual influence into his life, it will also benefit THE SECOND invitation came from the parent who has steered THE N'CCJ was paying tribute to Sis- Cardinal and asked Sister away from other because ter and to two other Irvington residents Spellman Mary encyclopedias he lacks the Gerard to join 21 Catholic educators at formal education to understand for their work on behalf of human rela- top a meeting Dec. 9 and 10 at the Cardinal’s them." tion;. During the past two years. Dr. Rich- ard residence. The committee includes top The will Beck, supervisor of Irvington public per- advisory group have to rule sons from areas in the U. S., officers of such schools; Mrs. Harry Ncustadt, chairman of key on questions as: should we include all the National Catholic Educational Associa- American Presidents the Irvington Human Relations commit- in the book even tion and the Sister and though some of them not tee; and Sister Mary Gerard have been a Formation, college did directly ef- professors. There were only two secon- fect Catholicism in in- steering committee behind a joint meeting America; should we dary principals chosen from all of the clude all of of public and parochial school teachers to the Popes though some of them discuss United States and Canada. did influence the general topic: "Pursuit of Un- not directly America; should derstanding.” The committee will advise, recommend students be exposed to truths about the and edit articles in their fields. worldliness The teachers discussed critical issues specific of some of the hierarchy: will and tried to They not write any articles nor will should the entire Constitution find ways that they can help be included their they be concerned with the technical as- or just specific students understand all peoples. Such articles. questions pects of publication. The will do most as housing, integration, and the group In two years McGraw-Hill hopes to of its work through the mails, importance of the individual in God's world meeting have the book on the market. In the mean- about MERRY CHRISTMAS: The Seton arc discussed. six times a year. The next meeting 22 Bayley League time Catholic education specialists in- has been set for Easter week in Atlantic wished the of the Christmas season to cluding our own Sister Mary Gerard will blessings Arch- “IT IS A direct to move oppose the ma- Citv during the XCEA meeting. be adding another chore to their bishop Boland in a in his honor terialistic trends of already luncheon-reception our day and the com- "THIS GROUP is anything but a 'yes' busy schedules in order to "form and in- Dec. 15 at the Hotel East Shown munistic tendency which does not recognize Suburban, Orange. committee," said Sister Gerard. "We form” the Catholic of the Mary youth North Amer- left to importance of each individual,” Sister are to exchanging greetings are, right: Msgr. Thomas Our trying bring out three points in the ica. Introducing Gilhooly, moderator; Mrs. Frank W. Nolan, luncheon chairman; Msgr. John J. Dougherty, Seton Hall presi- dent; Rev. Edward Seton Hall Fleming, vice president; VILLAGE and Mrs. William T. Henderson, Bayley Seton, presi- SHOP dent and host for the luncheon. Since 1903, Zampella’a hat been known for (heir traditional, natural men'a Archdiocesan Council type wear ... Forms Speakers’ Bureau NOW OUR VILLAGE SHOP WE CATER TO THE NEWARK—A Christmas mes- reau. Any affiliated organiza- SPORT MINDED LADY from Boland tion sage Archbishop may make use of the bu and the announcement of a reau by contacting Miss Me- If you're inclined toward the speakers' bureau were the high (ilynn {fit Duncan Avc , Jersev casual, natural lights of the and distinctive quarterly meeting City) six weeks before the look in Ladies' Sportswear . . . of the Archdiocesan Council of speaking date. Women's of Wc would appreciate serving you! Catholic board di- Archdiocesan officers and 17 at rectors Dec Thomm's committee chairmen will act Restaurant as here speakers and will not ac “We have no reason to feel cept any stipend Other speak envious of the shepherds or ers, secured through the bu even of Our Lady or St. Jo- reau, will be compensated for seph in their nearness and time and traveling / expense by M naci 190 J Our proximity to Savior," the the sponsoring group. said "Christmas Archbishop Mrs Ernest P. Tibbitts of means Christ's Mass and we East Orange, archdiocesan 254 Newark Avenue, have Christmas day Jorsey City every chairman of international rcla OL 3-1888 Two golden and six silver even in our hearts every day, announced JUBILARIANS: jubilarians lions, a planned trip if we want to. We live at a time jubilarians celebrated recently at St. Francis Convent, to the l'N, and Mrs. Richard when He is actually nearer to J Union City, provincial house of the Franciscan Sisters Caldwell Strasser, archdiocesan pres- Juniors us . . . we can receive Him in the Cop Cup ident, reported on the national Immaculate Pictured " of Conception. with Rev. even closer union convention at Las Mass Vegas. Ignathis Ryan. C.P., celebrant, are, left to right: With Play About Salerno The Archbishop suggested: Sisters standing: Mary Aloysius Kyle, (golden); "When we are celebrating at Mary CALDWELL The junior both of Caldwell. Mural Exhibit Edmund Driscoll; Mary Loretta and our family dinner on Christmas Casey; Mary class of Caldwell College won for actress Prizes, the best Day, let us give a toast to our By Girls Augustine King, (golden); seated: Sisters Rufina the coveted Christ- In Jersey Mary competitive each play were awarded to: Divine Savior, for the only rea- PURCHASE, NY. - Mary O’Sullivan; mas play cup which recently Valerie Mary Fulgence Lydon; Mary Laboure Cetmlo, Newark, se- son for the celebration is that a round Clarke of and Don’t opened nf hnlidnv Jersey City Mary and Loretta nr nior: Judith it is " be Sister McC.laflin Rlnnm- a [?]caly; Mary Casey Fulgen ce [?] His own birthday toe.u s that , ulnoiinted with the \nnn Doherty of Summit will stationed at St. the other f ' ld. junior Miami, Si haible. Francis, jubilarians reside I lot traditional banquet and i and '• ; n It nice It: \Mllt Mi 111%nil, I, exhibit itinr paper murals New York. > 'opt, iiioi.re and an in ing 20. of the the Dec. Anita Tursinl, Vineland, fresh- diocesan chairman of libraries Nativity at Manhat The juniors presented an m an. and literature, announced the tnnville College art gallery here PARENTS original one act play, "Five formation of the speakers' bu Jan -1 DISHWASHER, Felicians Miles South of Salerno," by or Sth. 7th. Bth. and 9th traders Trenton Help your child to enter huh Saundra Birch of at New Nuns school: order the Dec. 15 HOW TO PRIPARS FOR HIOH competition. Announce The SCHOOL IHTRANCI ANO sophomore class placed SCHOLARSHIP IXAMINATIONS second with "The Visit," by To Plus 3 b-*oka conleinlnf official Help Ann Bayonne, and achia« vmrnt. aptitude, and dloceaen Mary Zito, testa aiih and llcltckon a And Before answers. Europe Trip committee of classmates. \ on Buy rte«le« All for 110 00 Bl tick Any 0 LODI The Felician Sisters’ The seniors presented "Christ- feet Send check or money order Hold Ordinations At Darlington DARLINGTON The Orders of Porter and Lector con- s were ®"* ferred by Auxiliary Bishop Mar- ssr&iß tin W. Stanton on 36 s"*- candidates of the Archdiocese of Newark, one of the 30- Diocese of Trenton, APPLE or. nine of the Diccese of Paterson JUICE can and two of the Diocese 29 of Cam- SLATED den. The FANCY FOR SPRING: This is how the new main building of St. Elizabeth's Hos- ceremony took place the Quart pital, Elizabeth, will look to in chapel of Immaculate Con- , according the architects, Eggers and Higgins of New 2 York ception Seminary on Dec. 17. Dottles City. Sister Ellen Patricia, administrator, annuonced this week that construc- SS™' SAUCE 45 The ordination followed a three- tion will start in The at mid-April. building right is the present main building which day retreat made by those to be 16 02 will become a of ordained. wing the new structure. Retreat Master was 2 Very Rev. Vincent S«o"wbe cans A. McCormick, S.J , former rector of the Gregor Pint St. Elizabeth’s ian University in Rome and for- Reveals mer American quart Hospital assistant to the pineapple General of the Society of juice Jesus' » at CROBE • • the society’s headquarters in # Rome. 46 Plans for New onmnu 02 Main pium 1^ 2 Building puddlng cans 49 ELIZABETH Plans for the ing new hospital construction. i will not be remodeled. Name American 1-lb new St. Elizabeth Hospital have Eggers and Higgins, New York The second floor calls for been \ plan can completed and construction City architects who the designed an operating suite with six ma- Bolivian 45 of the $5,262,387 is Mellon Bishop fWMSAOCE building ex- Museum in can Washington jor operating rooms, a 12 bed to 89 in mid it VATICAN CITY (RNS) pected begin April, and other struc- Rev. distinguished recovery room, and six intensive has been announced by Sister tures Thomas P. Collins, M.M., of San PACKARD'S 5*4 throughout the country, care beds. 02 Ellen Patricia, administrator hrancisco, has been of planned the new appointed hospital. An obstetrical lar the institution. 1 suite with three Bishop of the Pando Vicariate in COFFEE ■"ir-r 45 THE rooms GROUND floor will con- delivery and seven labor the "Green The 220-bed will be fi- Hell" jungle area of project will tain the beds be on the third floor, TAYLOR'S Club nanced by donations to the build X-ray laboratory, emerg- northeastern Bolivia, it was an- Mb. which also ency room and pharmacy depart will contain 14 ma nounced here ing fund drive, a federal grant ag central ternity beds and 20 full term 55 of $877,347 12 menls; room, Father Collins, 45, has SlV£fr and a $3 million supply served kitchen, general and bassinets. The present building Sister supplies as a in the Pando Vi- *7OOl bag mortgage, Ellen ratricia missionary POTATOES w can 59 laundry. Anew will be altered to contain 30 bas- cariate Voc ‘'o said. outpatient de since his ordination in m or partment will he sinets. *yrvp developed by 1942 The "(Ireen Hell" is Notification of approval of the area new construction 2 for and The Bfi£ remodeling fourth, fifth, sixth and so named for the dangers it AD federal by the U S pre- grant He of the 2? 45 existing fire-resistant seventh floors of the new build sents to inhabitants in the form of partment of Health, Education building. ing will contain 50 general nurs- alligators, jaguars, and Welfare was at St wild pigs, received entrance T The main will be on ing beds each All construction giant snakes and other *Blf 2 loaves deadly Elizabeth's this month. the first | floor, which will con- will be fireproof with face brick forms of animal and aquatic life' NAPK/NS 35 of tain part the administration, exterior finishes in the THE NEW BUILDING, with a finish. Interior tropical jungle. staff and medical records ground floor, zcven upper stor- de- will be permanent and will be As Vicar Apostolic of Pando, I pkg of din- iea, and partments, and the main selected for ease of maintenance. the ■ r a penthouse for me- Bishop elect will supervise * Y,»*on. '"•Cry pri( WtClAl NEWARK Plans have been for third . p 49‘ completed the* o#t cwcn annual Presentation KM ivtty Hall to be held on Jan 2 at the Hotel Robert Treat here. OCTASK3H The day’s activities will start with a Pontificial Mass at 9 30 a in in Heart L Sacred Cathedral, celebrated by Arch- your bishop Ho la ml The sermon will vs':8-24 lb». t>« delivered E by Msgr William at 6 piu , with Mrs. Leonard mK J. MclHmald. rector of Catholic liurke as toastmaster service' and feXTOM University, honorary presi At » p m., the young debu- dent of the International Kedcra tante* will be presented lo Arch lion of Catholic Alumnae bishop Uolaud by Hcv Paul K. A Vs«f Csinstundsd HAMS Qv«rl«rtv SMOKED Immediately after the Maas l.ang, moderator of the presen Pr•p« id Po»t«w« on & SPIRES • Monl M«il P«vm«nf» cikJC WINES . Ridoowood there will he a Communion break- lalion committee. The ball will S WIWC3 Quality Bor •W* PACKARD FINE Ram , B y at Vi ,it fast the Hotel Hubert Treat continue unlll 1 am with Mrs George Maghei of Sum 'ltie activities of the Presenta- EQUITY mit as toastmaster, and the tion Day are under sponsorship Archbishop as principal speaker of the Suburban Kssex Circle of SAVINGS Mi Lbaa Assn ihe International Federation of Your •ntir* family will love A ktCmtO.N honoring the Catholic Alumnae. Proceeds of thii womlirful Archbishop will he held at 5 brtad. Vi IMIIT, Mtw . p m Ihe event benefit the Archbishop In the hotel Thomas A. Poland Scholarship ’|WV«« V-0101 ® A formal dinner will take place Fund. Ouiy. Mm The Advocate Supplement to The Advocate Dec. 22, 1960 2 ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS December 22, 1980 Church’s Seven Songs for Waiting n the fullness of becomes the Word of God which pro- closes; You close and no man opens. savior: Come, God's time and ceeds "from the Most High,” and save us, 0 Lord our the Come, and deliver him from the chains 'Aord Who "in God.” when was the beginning” and of /4I all things prison who sits in darkness and in the without Whom nothing was made. The shadow In the word, Emmanuel, is summed were in readiness of death.” Word is Christ, God's wisdom and other up all the magnificence of the fulfillment Christ The the came into the attributes clothed key, symbol of be- of the in flesh and given to power, hopes of the ages for Em- to to longs the Messias both the keys world as Man and us "teach us the way of of manuel means God with Emmanuel prudence,” Oavid's us. that is. to teach us to live kingdom, since He Is the is Christ God a new life as true heir, Himself living brought and to the of among Christians. Kingdom God, with which as out and to men, they live, of love solici- earth’s people The that kingdom is liturgical symbol often symbolically identified. tude for us. Isaias asso- We wrote (7:14): “There- This was the event ciated with the "O Wisdom" can superimpose Christ's words to fore the Lord Himself antiphon shall give you a Peter when He gave to for which the ages is a triangle, to represent the triune Peter and the sign. Behold a virgin shall conceive priesthood the and had God, in which is enclosed “keys of the of sighed; this was the answer to the an eye, the kingdom bear a son, and his name shall be called heaven" and the to of the And old symbol of the power forgive sins. Emmanuel." Isaias longing Old Testament. we all-wise, all-seeing also wrote (33:22): have “Whatever you bind earth will had Emmanuel — Creator. on be “The Lord is God with us — our judge, the Lord bound in heaven. is our for two Whatever loose nearly centuries. you on lawgiver, the Lord is our He SECOND king. will Yet THE antiphon: earth shall be loosed in heaven” each year as the Church Christ or save us." “O Adonai and Ruler of the House in other words, to deliver established lives out the of men from the cycle Ills "Come, and save us” the of Israel. You appeared to Moses the “chains” and “prison" of Church liTe, we are asked to relive the in evil. centuries prays. Then she moves on to the breath- of longing fire of the burning bush, and on Mount A key, often even though the longing was ornamented with a less Vigil of Christmas, confident Sinai gave him Your Law: that ended when the Come, and cross, is the obvious symbol of Word-made flesh was this an- her prayers have been and with outstretched heard, that born of In the an arm redeem ui!” tiphon. Mary. liturgy of th" her beseechings will be answered with "Adonai" is an Old Testament word Church we relive that longing and ex- the coming of Christ. The God as lord and ruler. THE FIFTH corollary is not real denoting The an- antiphon: pectation in the sense in which that to the tiphon recalls the Old Testament “0 person whose prayers for a the Jews longed and expected for ap- Rising Dawn, Radiance of the we coming of Christ into his own soul have pearance of God in the burning bush to Eight eternal and Sun of have fulfilled, and Justice; come, Hope we can be unit- ard been heartfelt will come also that confi- ed make Moses the leader who was to de- enlighten those who sit in darkness with the Expected One every dence on Christmas day. liver and in Eve that the Light But sigh for His the Jews from slavery, and later the shadow of death.” I we new coming to our of the World will illuminate hia God's of the Ten Commandments The own life ■ouls, to give life giving Jews thought of the us annually new in expected as a Christian. as the rule of life to for the chosen people. Messias in terms of these Him, prepare again our hearts for His three figures The “0 | The plea is for the same God to come Emmanuel*’ antiphon is us- incarnation which of speech in the Books of transforms us. Zachary, He- represented again as the Christ to save His people and ually with a manger to sig- brews, Malachy, respectively ’ Fol- the in the is from the of nify humble birth of the Savior. NOWHERE liturgy this re slavery sin and give them lowing on these ideas of the Redeemer living of the His New Law. years of waiting more as a source of illumination and warmth The () Idramatically accomplished than the Adonai antiphon is we think of Christ in usually as the Light of the O Antiphons of the Church's official symbolized by the twin tablets on which and World, we long for His coming with the Divine Office. Study were written tho Ten illumination Our prayer, and un- Commandments. and Cover warmth into our cold 0 derstanding of the Antiphons, en- and dreary souls. THE THIRD antiphon: The original color art on the cover trance into their spirit and significance, ”(J of A sunburst is often of our Christmas Root Jesse, You stand for an the symbol asso- Supplement for i960 can help the Christian to enter into the ciated Christ ensign of mankind; before You kings with this antiphon. represents as the fulfilment of living expectation of the Church during the | shall keep silence, and to You all expectations of the ages. the days before Christmas and na- accom- tions THE SIXTH The Nativity scene is shall have recourse. Come, save antiphon: presented plish in him the climax of joy and ful- ”0 of the aßainst Js, and do not delay." King Gentiles and the De- a background of tha "0 Anti- fillment which Christmas should be sired of all, You are the cornerstone phons” which express the longing of the It originates in messianic every year. prophesies that binds two world for the into one: Come, and save coming of tha Messias. The of Isaias (11 and 52). Jesso O Antiphons are sung at Ves- was David’s poor man whom you fashioned out of The 0 Antiphons are further father and commented one each day from 17 among his descendants was jpers, Dec. through clay.” upon in the to be the story above. Dec 23, the eve of the Vigil of King of Peace. The Angel Ga- | Christ- The This is a briel identified Christ idea of a Savior of others be- Nativity scene with a dif- inas Almost all of them arc taken from as that Descen- ference. sides the chosen recurs Although Mary and Testament dant when he told Mary her Son would people among Joseph are jOld passages Viewed from the Old Testament seen in their traditional attitudes inherit "the of prophets, for ex- of the perspective of Christmas, the anti- throne David." The horn I in Aggeus adoration, the Christ Child is tell age of kings indicates the of the ample, (2:8): “The Desired depicted phons us what we have in God power of not all nations shall come." So realistically —as a helpless Babo made Man Messias and the "all nations” does the and how urgent was the Idea Is in His crib idea of the Messias as “the sleeping —but symbolically Christ later elaborated upon Isaias corner- peed filled by His coming. by with spe- the Child SYMBOLS: A is trimmed stone" which was selected —•as Who fulfills the prophecies with cut-outs of the cific reference to the Gentiles. by Our Lord ANTIPHON "Jesse Tree" symbols We are and the which in terms of Old THE the Himself to illustrate expectations voiced over the represent Christ Testament Messianic FIRST antiphon: Gentiles, for Christ to His support of His references which pleading come centuries "O which to while the world awaited have been into ! Wisdom. You came forth and is Church, was bind Jew and Him incorporated of the Divine Office to the from save us the cross his "ensign.” Here is the O Antiphons speak long- the mouth the Most Gentile “into one.” We Wisdom, Adonai, here is the of High, and reach This are the “poor ing the for the Savior. Children can antiphon is by root and ages make the symbols out depicted a man fashioned Root of Jesse the of David of of cardboard- ■ ng from beginning to end, . . , out of clay” Key the you ordered with a flower wrote: begging triangle for "O 10 Commandments " Isaias "And Rising Dawn, the Wisdom,” tablets for all tilings mightily and our King to save us from sins King, Emmanuel. Here a "O Adonai the "Root sweetly. Come, there shall our and come forth a rod out of tho is the Redeemer Jesse," the of the a.id teach " weakness. beginning the trans- "Key David," Rising Dawn," a crown for and us the way of prudence of of “O King.” a man- root Jesse, and a flower shall rise The up cendent work of our salvation. ger for "Emmanuel.” an old words originate in Kcclesiasti- " A crown is the The Jesse Tree is custom out of his root symbol of this an- being revived (like so many The Christmas cover is the cu» 124 3 1 and Wisdom (8:1). In each tiphon. Work of the customs in this section). It reminds us that the Christmas tree is Virginia a the Old Broderick, noted Catholic artist of symbol of rase Testament writer extolls THE FOURTH antiphon: Christ, newborn. the eternal THE SEVENTH of Wauwatosa, Wis., done creative wisdom of "() antiphon: expressly for God. Key of David and Scepter of tho The Advocate. This the "O Emmanuel, our wisdom, in Christian sequel. house of King and Law- Israel: You and no man open giver, the Expected of nations and their Keep Christmas The Church gives us a Christ- mas season that lasts, joyously, Carton* of KING until Feb. 2, when, and only when, after the feast of Candle- bottl*» give £ you MOHI mas, the liturgy takes on a NEW! • for . your money. penitential air. 4>,_ < Our 1960 Christmas Supple- , ment Is an attempt to help you Christinas make but in your CANADA DRY heart and home. The following pages explain some Christmas- SPARKLING rifle time customs, beginning with tome, let us Christmas Eve, concluding on W£FRUfI , Feb. 2. fife We hope you will keep the grapefruit ~yfr Supplement and that it will help abort siml' has fresh fruit flavor you to have an even happier Christmastide the six weeks of spiritual Joy that the Church ■*-*- gives her children. . „ j.r; - M Yo either * H e*n choo*« Wentworth Importad china'* ‘Silver Wheat" with pattern (left) platinum rim, or Knowles tine American china'*"Bountiful" pattern (right) with warranted 24-karet gold pattern and rim. Today, 01 of th# For NJB China old, promli# o' Club P»ac« ond Good Will Members: inipir#t mon kind with now hop* at Chrliimai •imo Soup or Cereal Set approach#!. May lh# b!ei, *2 of th# t#aion - Dishes, ofU... for only Ingi b# yoon M#rry Chrlitmoi to alii You save two ways by joining New Jersey Bank’s Offices in China Club. 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At (A* conclusion of the program, June to, member* must A 1981, a** on deposit • minimum */ til for each unit nojuired or bt subject to o service charge of December 1960 22, ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS 3 ISIB-HSI 4 I IS A FAMILY AFFAIR CHRI ST MAS EVE: Asa of way sharing their Christmas joy their gift of about the - and music - the Beirne family goes caroling outside homes of neighbors on Christmas Eve From left are Marv Frances, Mrs. Beirne, Dan- ny. Brian and in Dr. t: Marty standing front of Beirne, and Peter. \ Family Carolers Share Joy t is Christmas Eve. You are about a In busy tall, iomt carrying bells, "ay at all if you were ainon g hundred and some lanterns to brighten the things, maybe wondering a dozen or so friends and night for reading from carol where you misplaced the real spirit neighbors of Dr and Mrs Don Imoks What would think aid amid all the modern clutter. Suddenly you P Iteirne of Hast Orange that this was kind of some You'd know immediately that you hear singing voices—sweet clear ( hr!.stm.v. dream, some rc-cre- the Beirnes, with their choir of voices "a ntion caroling capella.” And of the when foe red they past people haired angels, were are coming nearer wrrr not too In about here to you busy go again to bring the good their t'hn.tmas spreading Joy ”f ■■■■ Suppose then you go to umr win- - I"-' as 111. s ••Is.■ h iln dow and . it.i on isi nias l- ii see coming up your walk seven ikr a ill I Ia II o. .| HI I Ins gaily bundled figures ranging from MU HIIIIJIN'T think that tiny and day age but as real and alne 7 as the spirited little clan which includes Peter. 12, Mary Frances. 11, Brian. 8, Marty, 7, and Danny, 5. "WT IK) SO MICII singing." explains Betty Belrnc of her family's tradition of caroling we "—when are in the car and around home . . " "We thought we would share it.” chimes in Mary Frances "Yes, spread a little Christ mas \ cheer to others.” smiles i*3 her mother. "We began six years ago with Just two of the children, Peter and Mary It is ? ranees Me go to about 12 homes and last year we went to the rectory and consent of as it should ho - our parish. Our l.ady Help of Christians " u* rrmernhrr VI MHS, 111 IBM! explained that Many of the original plan was to admit each child te the caroling thr huppir*t time* in our group when he manifested an to ability sing But when this livr* ultra our fumilir* \ happened at a scry early age in each child rule made a seas riirnr from fur nail u idr must one have attained age fise to in- eligible This sear to */mrr the thi* day of huppinrs* ; youngest, Danny, earns the K. sought after permission and and *o it i* our makes the caroling a complete today, hopr family enterprise that Music is more you thr tiondrrou* than Just a find family custom for the Beirnes In the and The ( spirit of friendship good u ill youngsters base performed *pirit of liri*tma* in harmonious as a group at par that is Christmas we thank our . , . many ish functions in All Fast thr hrart Souls, of your family . . . Orange, and si customers for their continued Philip's. ( lif patronage! ton has Peter soloed at Mid S4 to you and your lovrd oar* To all, our sincere wishes for holiday night Mass with the chance! joy! choir at Our Daily Help of lie u i*h a l Christians and last w ar turned rry in an engaging performance as Anna Mrrr\ ( liri.stma* s son in the parish CYO production of The King and I Both Dr and Mrs Beirne (rank A. Mcßride base lent their fine tenor and alto Company wines to respectively the parish choir And all the chtl dren Danns Mechanical except study piano, Contractors "bile Peter added guitar a year ago Mil CAHOI , l , IMI as a Plumbing , Heating , Sprinklers fa Is mi ssith brigh' milieus holding a hook and singing !>' Air lantern light ' \deste Fid- " S. Conditioning h» MAItMI Deck Halls A. the tai. SONS Itoss Bose a Der Blooming. Mtiat Child Is This’” —this Is tin* greatest 75 spring strut joy jkwki kks—silversmiths Belly Beirne, wile of a busy dial! ii p< tan mother of In e. filler of a long Christmas list DIAMOND IMPORTERS tor PATERSON, NEW JERSEY numerous friends and tela B'c' is tuny on Christmas I■ too But after • dinner on SINCE 1908 Ibis dasti about day she pushrs hack Established 61 Years Phone ARmorv 8-1251 a ssisp of hair, corrals her • aiolers, and steps out into the night And outside a dozen homes ihe Vinces rise suddenly, NEWARK MILLBIJRN gal and sweet sharing their gift of music and uf Christmas Joy 4 ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS December 22, 1960 Christmas Morn 'Curtain' Baking a Lamb Cake For St. For Agnes, Jan. 21 Family For the Feast of St. Agnes, Grease Nativity Play pans well and then flour. Jan. 21, in the heart of the Mix enturics ago in Europe simple folk began morn drama has, according to flour, baking powder Church’s Christmas Cycle, hake (double a custom of acting out the of Christ- Mrs. Knapp, "made the story action) and salt. Sift story a Lamb Cake from for of Christmas much more vivid Betty together three times. Cream mas the purpose of teaching and to the children to Knapp’s recipe, and use this butter, add sugar small the especially a inspiring people. The were to be read the father plays the little ones who don't go to prayer by amount at a time, and continue called of the family: mystery plays. school." creaming until mixture is light "Let us gain for This very Christmas morning in Further, it is part of the par- courage our and fluffy. Add beaten eggs and to own battle by honoring the mar- vanilla. Pompton Plains, N. J, some little—- ents' daily-waged campaign Add flour and milk al- tyrdom of the "establish the climate of Christ glorious virgin, ternately. Be sure to mix and therefore reasonably simple—folks light- in our As Hetty Agnes. St. Agnes, vessel of hon- and the found family.” Knapp ly keep batter smooth. will be a presenting mystery play puts it: "Children must come or, flower of unfading frag- Pour batter into "face half" in their own room. will be living They to realize that these things are rancc. beloved of the choirs of of the mold. Fill to the top, be- the children of Mr. and Mrs. not just reserved for the school angels, you are an example to ing careful to get batter into Peter Knapp: Gregory, 9. Kris- front of the to and the church . . . that the worth of virtue church: teach. grace and chasti- nose and ears. Place “back tine, 7, Peter, 4, Paul, 3, and the is of life as whole. ty. 0, you who Only Knapp children are a part a wear a mar- half” of the mold on the top Brian 19 months. teaching themselves in the Christ lives in the family: the tyr’s palm and a virgin's bake face down place on tray Their Is essentially "little church" of Nazareth should wreath, purpose which is their atmosphere pray for us that, though and bake from 40 to 45 minutes. the same ns that of the medie- home. the home.” unworthy of a pervade special crown, Remove from oven after 40 val mystery players who per- And there is one more rea- we may have our names writ- minutes and gently remove in THE ANNUAL ten in formed in the tqwrn square Christmas son for the family Nativity the list of saints." back to half test. If done, re- play: "It’s fun,” declares the RECIPE FOR LAMB CAKE place back half and allow to vibrant (32) mother. She l-H sugar stand young cup for 5 minutes before re- "I think 2 laughed. don't religion eggs moving cake. should be grim. After all there t tsp. vanilla When cake from MYSTERY removing were a lot of haopy saints. . .” PLAY: 3/4 cup milk Gregory, as Joseph, knocks on closet door mold, remove back half first from which emer- 2 sifted ges Peter, cups cake flour and then THAT CHILDREN gruff innkeeper who announces: “We have no front half. Allow to THE as room," while Mary, 3 tsp. baking powder cool standing erect. agree to the fun of their play is played by Kristine, listens with downcast It a the eyes. is scene from Knapp chib- 1/4 tsp. salt When by the with dren's cool, ice with a boiled proved frequency Nativity play which recalls the medieval custom of 1/2 cup butter presenting mystery cover which repeat per- plays frosting, with cocoanut, they stage Use a lamb mold at Christmas. available in use 1/2 raisin for each formances every time they eye and hardware stores. a small piece of cherry for visit someone during the Christ- make excellent wraps for over every- laughing, and immediate- makes the home observance of Heat oven to 375 degrees. mouth. mas season. one from the Blessed Mother ly began flinging off his towel- St. Agnes a to Day natural (or Mrs. created what she the humblest shepherd. turban and bathrobe. Knapp “It is any family, with or without terry-cloth its gaily calls "the for the Striped dish towels not,” comments script" Betty Knapp own Agnes. are made-to-order for the Nativity play, which was pre- mas- drily, “all sweetness and light, culine Mrs. Knapp bakes a Lamb sented headgear which was the you see.’* as a sur- Cake for and the feast (recipe else- prise for Dad. "Welr\ it isn’t vogue in Bethlehem its en- where on this page) and Kris- she virons 19 centuries ago. "STILL,” SHE continues, a script," explains. "you have to do these tine reigns over a "I to things. family par- just talk the children Props are simple too Joseph You can't just abandon ty. Kristine helps a bit with about the Christmas stoiV and knocks on the door of a closet your to the the child the school or even the cake—sprinkling cocoa- tell each one what he is U) from which the inn- say emerges for nut which makes the lamb’s and when.” Ad keeper. A footstool church his religious train- libbing, bow- approxi- wool. All the ing. So much of it just has to while Mrs. Knapp ever, is and some- mates the manger permitted, on which chats about come from the home." St. Agnes, her holi- times the two parents, who Mary lays her child. The ness and purity, her martyrdom make up the audience, are hard Tho dramatis Knapps are members of personae line at tho age of 13, the custom of put to remain straight-faced the Cana Committee of the up this way: Peter is the inn- Paterson Diocese, making Bishopr, Pallia from the when a shepherd is likely to keeper and later and Betty is a shepherd; wool of lambs blessed at star chairman of the her sight the and exclaim: Gregory is family life St Joseph. Kristine altar in of Rome. Kristine, who "Holy Smoke!” is and later committee the Butler Dis- Mary the angel originally disliked her trict of the Diocesan Council of middle Mrs. Knapp is also ward- who proclaims the good tidings; name, now has an appreciation mistress Catholic Women. Lately she’s robe and she estab- Paul is a shepherd. Last year been of it and of her holy patroness. lishes sort called upon to give talks some of record for Brian, at age 7 months, was about tho the time it takes for costume the home liturgy cus- a Christ Child; this year, THE KNAPPS toms which are of got into home change It takes a jiffy to sajs his part their only mother, "We re about going liturgy four years ago. to family life. transform a small boy into a mako him a Wise Man— GETTING INTO COSTUME: wo Among their other customs are Peter Knapp helps ready gruff innkeeper, and another jif- hope" Hopes are slim, ONE OF the his role in ( THESE customs Advent Wreath, the Empty young son, Paul, for family Nativity play fy to make him into a though. shepherd Judging from a recent stretch Manger during helps the holy season Advent, a Lamb on Christmas morning. The Knapps find bathrobes for the next scene. dress rehearsal when Brian, in beyond Christmas and Epiph- Cake for Easter. make costume, caught and striped towels suitable for a glimpse of any and well into the quick and garb THIS IS BECAUSE the whole liturgical "You can’t give this sort himself in mirror, of Bethlehem men and a doubled Christmas cycle. This is the kings. thing is kept simple. Bathrobes thing in big doses,” explains observance of the Feast of St. Betty Knapp. "For example, Agnes, Jan. 21. with the Family Rosary, we Sisters List As it Kristine’s confine happens, mid- it to a decade at a dle name is Agnes and her time. It is important that tho birthday is near the Jan. children enjoy It, and that it Goodies feast, ST. AGNES DAY: King Kristine, whose middle name is 13. Her grandmother's name is doesn't become something Ag- nes, smiles of Lamb MERRY Agnes also. So a special ob- grim." approval Cake baked by Mrs. for ForJan.6 servance Is distinctly In the Knapp the feast of St. Jan. • f appropri- Knapps’ Early Ameri- Agnes, 21. Statue of St. ate Of the enurse, appeal of can home, the Agnes which Kristine holds The kitchen at Malllnrkrodt "atmosphere of will grace the table at the the youthful saint to children Nararrth" includes fun. Consent, provincial house of post-Christmas party honoring the saint. the Sisters of Christian Charity, plays a big part In the Sisters’ IN elaborate and Joyous celebra- 5* tion of the Feast of the Epiph- any. ■*_ yte Here, as an Epiphany * * gift from the Siiters to The Advocate's readers, n: are three 7 recipes for Kings Day goodies each good for vN W< about a dozen. E (Read about Epiphany at Mai- AND A FROM linckrodt on Page 9). BEAN COOKIES 2 1 2 cups * *> sugar 4 cups flour 4 tsp baking powder 1 tsp. salt 1 cup shortening 4 eggs 1 1 2 cup milk 2 tsp. vanilla * 1 cup raisins 1 cup chopped nuts 1 dried lima Iwan, wrapped in foil Sift together sugar, flour, baking powder and rail Add all at once to flour mixture and (seat for two minutei Fold In and ralilns nuts Droo teaspoon on greased tin, two Inches Bake apart at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes For Three a Kings surprise, mcms the (wan put In one of the cookies before baking Tho l oer x x son who gets the "fated" cookie is King. lIOUDAY KINGS 1 4 lb margarine 1 4 lb sugar 1 egg CHILDREN'S ▼ WORLD 1 2 lb U'ur 1 tsp cinnamon I 4 tip allspice 1 4 tip sal! 1 4 tip baking powder Cream shortening and sugar until light and fluffy Add egg and heal well Mft dry ingre- dients together and add to su- gar mixture Let stand over I.obrU whose talent for dressing youngsters has lured parents for these night Roll out thin and cut with floured past four decades Is well named Thr Children's Store. cutter camels, kings, stars Bake on lightly For here find the finest in for from cradle to you clothing every age, campus greased tin for about 11 min- Here is your magnificent selection of nursery lovelies for the new baby. utes, giJO degree oven Here can find so you many, many practical gifts for the active toddlers SAMI TkKfS the fashionable fineries for ladles and 1 lb your young plus togs dress-ups for granulated sugar And be 1 lb shortening little men. not to overlooked are the official outfits and equipment (part margar- ine i for your lilrl Scouts and Boy Scouts * 1 lb (lour Yes, Indeed l hristmas at labels double shopping is a pleasure: yours m J eggs to finding it so easy give the best theirs, the delight m the unwrapping 1 tip > anilla % he entire and the Makr It fund staff of wearing a point to drop In this week . . . Cream sugar and shortening raising Community well add eggs and heat until •Official Hoy Scout Agency —at Btrjcfl Mall and ElaU Paterson sown light and fluffy Add flour grad Scout •OffjcUl Girl Agency—at Hcr*cu Stall. KaM Paterson A West New York store* ually Do not uicihiii Seruice extends to its let dough set warmest overnight or at Counselling you wishes for least three hours 801 l out thin and • PAKAMUS cut with cutter —2" dia- meter Brush mill beaten BERGEN MAIL egg white and sprinkle with a cluiia a Blessed Christmas and happy New Year • HACKENSACK Dion sugar I'rras half nut In I*o MAIN STREET center Bake on lightly greased (or to tin mm 4i.sj degree oven. • EAST PATERSON Cookies may be wrapped Elmwood Shopping Cenler prettily with a (oil covered bean Inside as many wrappers as • WEST NEW YORK there are to be characters in BERGENUNE AVE , at 59ih St your Epiphany pageant kings, camel driver, star bearer, (or example December 1960 22, ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS 5 Happy Day, Holy Night: Christmastime at Darlington Traditional Start: In a traditional a student at Woodsmen: ceremony, Seminarians gather pine for the wreaths and Tree Trimmers: Trimming the main Christmas tree in Immaculate Conception the candles Seminary lights four decorations wchich will hung throughout the is be seminary the refectory a beloved tradition and eagerly-approach- on the huge Advent wreath for the last time - on Christ- in the best old-fashioned tradition of “Deck the Halls.” ed-project for the seminarians. mas Eve. The in wreath hangs front of the lectern in the as snow Sometimes, above, falls, on the seminary campus refectory; the candles are lit at the main as to daily meal make the scene even more picturesque. the seminarians prepare for the Christmas celebration. Fraught with tradition, Christmas at stirringly beautiful , Darlington is cherished by the seminarians , long-remem- bered after they are ordained priests. Silent Night: On Christmas Eve, shortly after dinner, Call to Mass: As nears on Christmas midnight Eve, the Philosophy Mail Call: The Christmas season also brings groups of seminarians carol at the convent and nearby Choir, composed of third and fourth-year college students, sings with it thoughts of home, and here the the homes eager of lay workers at Darlington. Above, Sisters Ciristmas carols in the halls to wake the seminarians for Mass. Car- seminarians respond to mail call bringing brave the cold to Charity night’s accept the musical rying lighted candles the choristers move the in- of through corridors holiday greetings from their loved ones. greeting. viting: “Venite Adoremus.” Let Us Adore Him: A seminarian stops to Moment The climax Christmas at pray of Glory: of the seminary is the celebra- Raised in Song: The Philosophy Choir glorifies at the crib erected by his classmates in the tion the solemn Mass in of higth Midnight the seminary chapel. Cod, sinning Christmas Midnight Mass. chapel. 6 ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS December 22, 1960 Renew a 'Resolution ' on New Year's Day nee upon a time you made a resolution, not merely for a New Year, but for a 14. 1 new life. Your resolution was to "rc- nounce Satan and all his works and pomps.” You made it. probably through the lips of your godparents, at the time of your Raptism—the birth of your soul to new in life Christ, the dawn of your personal, lifelong New Year. What then could be a more appro- priate custom for each New Jesus Christ, Your Son. Our Year's Day 'han a renewal of shall come to claim His own, your Baptismal vows’ This can you may be worthy to erect be done in a brief, simple and Him with all the saints in the lovely ceremony in the home, heavenly court and live with the children participating. forever. Amen." Jan. 1 is the Seventh Day of The children have been Christmas; with candlelight and re- minded in advance that these prayers from the Mass which words are the continue to crlehrate the story same as those spoken by the priest when he of the Nativity, this ceremony baptized each of them; they serves to prolong the real spirit of Christmas. know that their godparents re- ceived the candle for them at See how the New Year's Day that time because they wer 1 ritual is carried out. as dem- as tiny as Baby Adrian onstrated in the accompanying though now they can hold their photos by Alice and Larry Crimes of Glen Ridge and their own randies and accept the re- of being on seven children: Margaret, 9, sponsibility good RECEIVE their own. THIS LIGHT: Mary Ellon radiantly accepts Louise, 8, Matthew Joseph, 7, lighted candle from her Dad who begins renewal of Mary Ellen, 6, Amy, 4 1/2, Cy- WHKN EVERYONE has his ril, 2, and Adrian, 1 baptismal promises by admonishing each child “Re- month candle, all, including the par (who will wear his baptismal the ceive this burning light and ents, repeat baptismal safeguard your Baptism robe this year). promise in unison I (each by a blameless life...” and The short simple cere- name) A BLESSED candle Is light- supplies his own prom reminds children and mony adults of their Christian ed ise to renounce Satan and all for each child and present- at his works and responsibilities received Baptism, and it provides an ed to him hy his father with pomps.” Then from the Mass of the impressive candle-lighted rite for the Seventh Day of the admonition: ''Receive this Feast of the Circumcision the Christmas. New Year’s Day is a fine occasion for visits burning light and safeguard mother may read the Prayer your Baptism by a blameless from godparents who have a special right to "O God, the fruitful participate. life. Keep the Commandments by vir- ginity of Blessed Mary. You bestowed upon the human race the rewards of eternal salva tion; grant, we beseech You. that feel the we may power of her intercession, through whom we have been made worthy to receive the Au'hor of life. Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our NEW YEAR'S DAY: Larry Grimes leads his family in Uird the renewal of their baptismal promise, “I renounce Satan " in AM) THE FATHER reads a family ceremony for Jan. 1, the day New Year's the Epistle: of resolutions. The five oldest of the seven "Beloved: The of God grace Grimes children cluster around their mother, Alice, our Savior has appeared to all each holding a lighted candle reminiscent the men, instructing us, in order of bap- tismal from that, rejecting ungodliness and ceremony. Children, left, are: Louise, worldly lusts, we may live tem- Amy, Margaret, Joe and Mary Ellen. perately and justly and piously the in this world; looking for the cookies made In shape of Cream butter and sugar, add their own blessed hope and glorious com initials Alice Grimes eggs and blend together until this found in ing of our great God and uses recipe, smooth. Add almond flavoring "Christmas to Candlemas in and 1 in \ Savior. Jesus Christ, Who gave a flour. Chill for hour a Catholic Home" by Helen Me- long roll Then form into himself for us that He might ini- l.<>ughlin Press, Col- tials Allow to stand 2 3 redeem us from all iniquity and t Liturgical or ). cleanse for Himself an accept legcville, Minn hours on a cookie sheet to dry able people, pursuing good INITIAL COOKIES the surface Then brush with works " egg white mixed with a table- 2 3 cup butter or margarine spoon of milk Sprinkle with Then all answer "Thanks 1 cup sugar be to God.” chopped almond and sugar. 2 yolks or 2 whole eggs Bake in a moderate oven for AFTERWARDS the Grimes 4 cups pastry flour about 15 minutes. kiddies delve into a plate of 1 2 tsp almond flavoring Till IMTI \l. rookies give an opportunity lor conversation about the giving of a saint's name at Baptism and about the life and virtues of the patron saint of each child. Baptismal robes can be trotted out too, May the holy and baptismal candles if these are a custom in your family. is of the It also a nice occasion for happy pint inviting godparents to visit your home first Christmas abundantly INITIAL New Year's resolutions can COOKIE: Joe attempts to explain to his bless and loved tie discussed at this time, too. little brother that cookie stands for "Cyril,” you your ones. "C" shaped Newly reminded of their special the saint’s name the tot acquired at Baptism. Cyril is belonging to God through Bap- Stores at all in favor of the cookie custom, part of New Year's In This Holy Season . . . tism, children —and adults too receive in of the first for Day family ritual. Tray holds cookies in of other lei us give and the spirit —find new impetus good- shape HACKENSACK Grimes children's Christmas, and wo will koop HIM in Chrislmasl ness. initials. SPRINGFIELD Tell Christmas Tales ORANGE m AILSBURG POMPTON PLAINS Blossoms Berries EATONTOWN Boughs, and VEN THE and of countryside at a lime of year W J SCMMIDU flowers plants Christ- when other plants are withered 81 MOUNT VERNON PLACE NEWARK 6. N.J. mas can serve as props for instructing and brown, reminds us of the children about the real of the meaning Christ Child, Who brought light feast ami hope lo the world when It There are also many legends as- was sick and troubled She that of sociated with such growing things as might add people long ago made holly a symbol holly, pomsottia, ivy, mistletoe, bay- Peace of Moses' burning bush and of on earth, will to and the rest can enrich good all berry, which Mary's flaming love for God. Christmas tradition for adults as well. She could point out 100 that tho To begin with, as mother hangs prickly holly wreath so painful to the touch recalls another at the C hristmas season a holly wreath on the door and places a joyous wreath the thorny crown glowing pomseltia on Ihr piano, which Christ was to wear when and a ccntcrpiccc of the of heaven for arranges open gates He completed the redemption red roses and shr the pine can rx us And evergreen plants of mankind w|th Ills death. to m the Interested tot at are to remind plain and trees used Perhaps from hearing his her elbow she Is doing it eternal life "Ye shall find the babe wrapped In why us of mother explain the Advent / A She is thr “decking halls" wreath, the child knows that In And sud- In the ancient tradition because AS A CHILD admires the swaddling clothes, lying a manger. any sort of wreath is used to Christmas is the shining green leaves and happy day on spiked symbolise eternity circular there was with the a host which we celebrate Cod » In- bright red berries of the denly angel heavenly holly, and endless as it Is coming a Man and beginning a the mother might point out that God and to God In the w' life which to the praising saying, 'Glory on earth was re the holly, which brightens TDK POINBKTTIA. In bril- liant red or glorious white, Is highest,and on earth to men of w 111’." peace good bound to attract the imagina- tion of a child Its shape recalls V the Star of Beilhlehrtn A beautiful legend about the poinsettia comes from Mexico Across the years echo the words of where it is called "flower of the " holy night A little girl, the Christmas legend to the story, an Inspiration, a promise goes, once trudged church on Christmas Eve, sad and a blessing to all mankind. At this holy, because sue nad no flower lo 1 offer when the other people of Joyous season, we wish to all our friends and Oi the village would offer bios sums at the creche. customers a rich In the holiday spiritual re- In her grief she knelt on the 7 bare ground outside the church wards of Christmas, and a full of all 7 portion and prayed When she rose, she cried out with Joy, because the good things that a happy Yuletlde holds. there before her stood the most gurgeous crimson pe Ialed plant, hers to pluck and present at the manger It was a pom- aeltla, which has been, ever old Ibe tlor > ijkci neu meJHtnf e*ub yejr since, the traditional flower of nb h j, i. r i. you Christmas ALBERT H. HOPPER INC. ... 2ui A Merry Christmas ami a Happy New Year MAYBERRY _ AMI'S r. CAIIRIiV The bay tree J & SON with Its was MONUMENTS purple berries the MAUSOLEUMS i KrutguueJ Nrrili# Sjrat# 1HBV” ancient Greek symbol of victory —how I‘cmim) Is Avenue 8(8) Avenue appropriate that it should 329-311 l dnid Lyons Itldge Koad North Arlington, N J. be associated with Christmas, Newark, N J Irvington, N. J. the beginning of the life of the / (s/he) J, Jama / idfffty, 11l Redeemer which was the great victory over sin. December 22, 1960 The 12thDay of Christmas ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS 7 OPENING When the • DECEMBER 20, 1960 Magi Arrive ... ith a a blessing, cake, a little king wear- ceremony, gleaned from the JIXl ing a crown, and gifts to recall the Magi, Mass and the Divine Office, the of the goes this way: HF 1/ Feast Epiphany, Jan. 6, can Father: Many shall be made much of in the home. This come from Saha. feast, after all, has wonderful to lessons Family: Bringing gold and Benziger teach: it is the day commemorating the frankincense. manifestation of Christ to bather: 0 the Gentiles, Ixird, hear my of his as of His prayer. recognition King, recep- Brothers, tion of which Family: And let my cry come gifts have come to sym- unto Thee. Ilf bolize our own love, prayer and sacrifice. Father: Let 0 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. us pray. God, Inc. who by the guidance of a star Birdsall of Ridgefield Park add ligion and Interweave them didst on this day manifest traditional home customs for with their lives." The children Thine only-begotten Son to the Kpiphany to a growing list of are: Ellen, 11, Jane, 10, David, Gentiles, mercifully grant that family observances which they 6, and Peter, 3 1/2. 7 East we who know Thee by faith 51st St. feel "help the children under- THE FIRST THING to may also attain the vision of stand the mysteries of our re- be done on the morning of Thy glorious majesty. Through Jan. u : 6, the 12th Day of Christmas, Christ our Lord. (Opposite is to move the figures of the Family: Amen. Bt. Patrick’s three Wise Men into the Na- Father: Be enlightened, be tivity scene, to which they have enlightened, 0 Jerusalem, for Cathedral) been gradually advancing from thy light is come, and the a far point in the living room glory of the Ixird is risen upon ever since Christmas Eve. thee—Jesus Christ bom of the Then there Virgin is the Epiphany Mary. Now. anew midiown Cake store-convenientlylocated regally adorned with a Family: And the Gentiles featuring New York’s most complete crown of jewel-like gum shall selection of drops walk in thy light and Catholic to Books and remind even a tot of the kings in the splendor of thy Religious Articles. crowns worn by the Kings from rising, and the glory of the the East, and the crown of Lord has risen upon thee. MAGI BLESSING: Dick Birdsall chalks Three Kings’ initials and Christ the Into the cake. PRAYERBOOKS... Missals and Bibles King. Father: la?t us pray. Bless, the Birdsall has .i year numbers, 1961, over doorway in traditional blessing of the Evelyn baked 0 Lord God almighty, this Jan. 6 bean and whoever finds it in home on as his wife, Evelyn, and their children, Ellen, Peter, borne, that in it there may be his piece is king for the day. David and Jane look on. At right Peter gleefully examines lualth, purity, the strength of Epiph- The "king” which will wears a card- victory, humility, goodness and any gifts he present to other members of the family. board crown covered with foil, mercy, the fulfillment of Thy His foil crown as well as the of out privilege handing the gifts end has the privilege of dis- law, thanksgiving to God the come to him because he found the bean in his piece of Epiphany tributing little gifts to the Father and to the Son and to others, in the of the the Cake which made him king for a day. The cake wears a fluffy spirit Magi Holy Spirit. And may this hringing gifts to is the Christ blessing remain upon this home white frosting upon which placed a ring of vari-colored gum Child ar.d upon all who dwell herein. drops to look like a jewelled crown. Peter loves the ceremonies, Through Christ our Lord. IN' A LITTLE family ritual learns about their meaning by asking questions. Family: Amen. the father reads the Gospel of THE HOLY BIBLE BLESSED the Feast MY PRAYERBOOK of the Epiphany after THEN THE FAMILY goes in Catholic SACRAMENT Family By Rev. F. X. La MISSAL since which the family recites: a little procession from Library Edition. room MostMr,it popular prayer* Full-colorlllustratlons Large Sund4y to type book m English "From the East came room—or just to the front 3C-215lmitationLea- Missal. Illustrated. the 144-2001 Imiti, to door if ther. Red 210-2002 Magi Bethlehem h adore the preferred—where the Black. or Black Leather 13 75 « clo,h 000 " and 175 30i5 Lord: and opening their treas- father writes with chalk over - •SSVri Large”;” C ° the lneMorocco r! 210 ures they offered precious gifts: doorway the traditional in- Le?the U 2011 Imitation LeJlher'’’ *"j*So L lh 0ld itials “ * r '« Others to *12.00 gold for the great King, incense of the Magi, Caspar, Other bmdin.Vhom J&*0 for the true God, and myrrh in Melchior, and Balthassar, to- *4.7S to *19.75 Others to *11.50 symbol of His burial." gether with the numbers of the Also New Roman Missal, SI. Mary Missal, Then current year, with each item the father sprinkles the Si Andrew Missal, St. Joseph Missal and All Others separated by a cross. Like this: room with holy water while the 19 + C -i- M + B + 61. mother, or the whole family, recites the BOOKS all Magnificat. Our This is an old tradition re- ...of publishers full Lady's canticle so of mes- calling the blessedness of the sage for us at Christmastide. entrance by the Magi into the Ht house and ' long trail The father follows with the of Mary Joseph and raying 1/ird's Prayer, allowing the in effect: "Let this nmu.o coildren to respond: "But de- symbolic visit to our home by " the liver us from evil. Amen Three Kings make it a blessed place like the home of ml THE REST OF the home the Holy Family.” e in ]om you sayin • • • CO TO HEAVENI mart was her THE LONG TRAIL By Bishop Fulton J. LIFE to God By FrankrraiiPE r\oiar*Kolar* Snaan. ... s *»t«r M. Plerra, The "Glory gY tasclnatlng it, Show* that the H- 5 -M* way ot Buffalo Bill Cos to haavan ba Tha can h - PPV As«t 915. $2. l.f* » most a-rit -a biography in the 1ugliest, adventure. *4 50 y-»Y#do. JJ.95 Tha largest talac- •tfr lion of Catholic and on eartli Book* In Naw York peaci featuring popular »nd standard booki. Catholic Ju» vamla*. and Papar. men back* of Catholic tfiAj among lntara*t. RELIGIOUS of good will.” GIFTS... per sona l J v JOURNEY'S END: Jane places the first King in the creche as Ellen stands by with the other [?] members the Import of Magi group. The little occurs at the ad St. Chrtsfophar Auto ••Llfatlma” Cry»tal Ro»arv. ceremony Bronx# Plaqua, silver plated Round larga facetted crystal house on Jan. the madal created by Farnand Py. Birdsall 6, the Feast of Epiphany. baad* on Sterling Silver chain 55.00 with crucifix and |olnar In all Since Christmas Eve of the have been .. , the figures Magi Staffing Silver Madonna Modal Starling Silver. Gift boxed, moved each with blue enameled center *16.00 a little closer to the from day manger S3.SO Miraculous _ Medal on medium Sterlinir Silver of St. Gen- \\ their on side Medal IB* chain. Gift boxed. starting point the other of the living room. Pa*'"* nf A-fn** weight 76* All Sterling Silver. *2 75 Also available in 14KT All 1OB T Epiphany ceremonies are just one of the many home gold gold 520 00 512.00 All l4hT gold ft2*oo rituals the Birdsalls enact; one elaborate ceremony is Also G ifla for Clergy and the of Religious eating the Paschal Meal on Holy Thursday, sometimes with one of the parish priests presiding. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.. .for the home Our staff wishes you and yours t 0 h isA£R^ Our lady of Grace Imported ceremic statue, pleasingly designed end decoreted. trimmed 32 In gold. 14" (19-00 high. Boxed o\sTNA^ 4 s*ck Cell Cn “4* Crucitu. 13*4* high with plastic cor- nu.. contents candles, holy water bottle, cot- iuui ton and instruction sheet. Boxed *4.00 Holy V.ater font. Bronx* Madonna end Child »•> contrasting wood plaque, bronre cup with « .ax liner t> V high. Bo.ed »J.2S Alto ll ooci-Ccirrinja and Hummels \ \ w MEMORIALS V —riwni w / AT / COMPLETE (ELECTION OF CHALICES. 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PHONIi D1 3*1114 WESTFIELD CINTRAL PHARMACY Mltktal 1. Carmala. Raa. Pkar. Praaartatloai CaradaOr Compouadad DECORATION: Drava Parfunaa CaaataWaa MAKE A CHRISTMAS Lovely for a Btek Roan luppllaa 114 Caatral WlllflaH Hdl mantel or wall-side table is this "candle” decoration. Ava- Peter seventh N UTLEY grader at Our Lady Help of Beirne, BAY DRUB CO. Christians, how East Orange, shows it's done. Above, iauaa Rlaala, Rat. Pkar. Babr Naada he assembles materials: a box (like a shoe box, without Praaarlntlaaa PratnnUr Plliad Cal Rala its lid), three tubes from Drui aad Caamatlaa wrapping paper rolls, a pic- IT'S EASY: In 111 Prawklla Ava. HOrtk MW ture from top photo Peter uses artist’s knife to a Christmas card, construction to paper cov- cut round holes in box for ORANGE er the box and inserting tubes. Christmas make the Chi-Rho on PORD't DRUB ITORB middle candle, card picture ornaments foil to front of box. 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Pilgrim 8-1260 ESsex 2-8700 UNion 7-0373 JEfferion 8-6878 SU.sex 2-4941 ELlzabeth 2-5331 December 22, 1960 ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS 9 Sisters Have a 'Merry Epiphany' By Anne Mae Buckley Four other Sisters find beans designating livos. The young religious made the Star call them of him Omar. A as the two other the who Bethlehem of Magi, angel a symbol their vocation and week will carry the star, and the AlAr or so after Christ- camel driver compared the relentless quest of the Wise | who will pull Omar by his fancy halter. In Men for the new with the 1V\/mas every year he other King prompt- dining rooms novices, and ness with postulants which the novice should follow makes his appearance aspirants find duplicate assignments in the call of God. The gifts of the Wise Men in the of Mal- their corridor cake, because the Epiphany rites are were easily compared with the gift of a inckrodt enacted separately each at Convent, the by group the young girl's self to God; the geld symbol- provincial house. ized her love Mendham provincial of God, the myrrh her spirit IT LS of self-denial, the frankincense her house of the Sisters THE JOB of the "king” to plan attitude the entertainment of prayer. of Christian for Epiphany night and Charity. to obtain from the Sister-procurator a gift THE GIFTS WHICH Omar is a camel. the "king-for-a- for everyone. The entertainment distributes Omar usually day” to her Sisters are usually comes to help the Sisters cele- consists of singing, games and a dramati- little necessities brate the like darning cotton, a type- 12th Day of Christmas the zation of the Feast Epiphany story, the Magi fol- writer ribbon, an eraser or a bottle of of the Epiphany, Jan. 6. He hand ar- lowing the star to Bethlehem to find the lotion. One the rives a few days year gifts were supplied for early so that the Sisters Christ Child. But within that and novices format are the population of the provincial house and postulants and aspirants infinite by opportunities for variety from year Sisters of Christian in passing by him in the hallway will into to Charity the various get year, and the inventive, devout and "fun- convents of the the spirit of the coming feast. The area. way the loving Sisters of Christian make Sisters of Christian Charity Another time the Sisters opened their Charity celebrate the most of them. packages to find that is, to each had received Epiphany say the least, full of spirit. Once, for a example, the Mother Provin- toy. For the rest of Omar is not a real camel. Epiphany evening He is the cial herself drew the "king" It bean. was there was in the convent product of the ingenuity and skill of a great “rootie- Sister Mother Augustilde, immediate M. Oswina, predecessor toot-toot and rummie-tum-tum" from an S.C.C., who at other times of of Mother as- he “Magi” arrive at Convent in dramatic Virgina. She rode into the rec- sortment of “little tin horhs and little EPIPHANY PROCESSION: T Mallinckrodt splendor whit realistic the year concentrates her talents on toy "camel." From left are super- rea.ion room on the camel-float and the Three Kings Marianne the reign- drums.” Next day they surrendered portrayed by King, Williamsport Pa.; Geraldine Arnold, vision of gardening at the provincial ed their gleefully as she summoned each Sister toys to Reading. Pa.; Mary Miele, house. _Under Omar’s a gift bag for needy children. and Williamsport; Doris Ward of Greenville, N.C., as came; driver, and Ellen rich tapestries and in turn and demanded that she perform. There is also a from the brown paper hide are clever gift Provincial Ainsley as the star-bearer. The a arrange- "We were the court of Philadelphia girls are postulants. Jesters," recalls one for each ment of cardboard Superior Sister —a religious arti- boxes mounted on Sister a "Sisters who couldn’t a tune cart with carry cle or holy picture and a little cache of wheels; inside Omar's long neck had to sing; one Sister had to ride the cam- goodies like and soulful dates or cookies or fruit. The facial features (painted el into on a the novitiate; another had to stand in Sisters in turn make paper is a gift to Mother. bag) a long-handled mop anchored front of Mother and make facial expres- among the boxes. Omar is a piece of work! sions at Mother’s VISITING IS ANOTHER custom for request. 'Register joy,’ she and this day which commemorates say. Then ‘Surprise.’ Then ‘Sorrow’." the Magi’s THE SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN visit to the Christ Charity Even now Sister has to chuckle when she Child. The Sister* are inherit their Epiphany festivities given to —as weil tells it. permission visit with any Sister, as a list of other long charming Christmas Another time novice or postulant in the convent. (Nor- and the "three kings” arrived post-Christmas traditions act out the various they pulling a thick mally groups lead entirely sep- (The heavy rope. They pulled and annually Advocate, Dec. 19, 1958) arate lives.) from pulled, grunting like longshoremen loading their forebears in once Germany where an ocean Only has this custom been inter- their liner, as the assembled Sisters motherhouse is located. rupted. That was In Europe strained to see the giant object that the year when the con- the Feast of the would which Epiphany is often the day appear at the end of vent, is a headquarters for teacher- the gifts of rope. The object: a toy the Christmas season are camel training of ex- some four inches tall. The result: young religious, found itself wel- changed to commemorate the bringing of one convent coming a quite unexpected visitor recreation room filled to its from th» gifts to the Christ Child the outside world the by Magi. There ceiling with happy holiday school inspector from too he custom of laughter. l mystery plays about the the State Board of Education. Intramural Three THEN THERE WAS the Kings originated centuries time the cam- visiting came to an halt ago. In el abrupt and teach- some areas the was "live" —one Sister was people annually enact its front, ing Sisters scurried to their the another its classrooms; journey of the Magi back, and the camel did a became with a procession Epiphany a working day. dance that The through the town three was positively vaudevillian. And was by men, dressed a- feastday saved after all, however the time the Kings, sometimes with the "king-for-a day" decreed they when a sudden snowstorm church as their beset the remote destination, sometimes would "play church;’’ the delivered Morns hills with pauses along "king" where Mallinckrodt nestles, the way to visit fellow a sermon —and in the gift-giving spirit of the school townspeople in their scar.ng inspector right back to homes. Epiphany, passed around a box of candy Trenton. in place of At a collection basket. One can only Mallinckrodt Convent, Epiphany imagine, of course . . Naturally the fun part of the feast day but doesn't it preparations begin on the seem possible that the evening of Jan. does not as 5 obscure the holiness of vvhen a Sister finds the occa- happy tradition of Epiphany in her piece of cake sion and the day was re- or ’’camel cookie" people who are celebrating. sumed by the Sisters that a silver foil bean which One ...... well, Epiphany dramatization by the novices that telu her she will be this year's "king." viewing the scene, o,mar the camei applied the story of the their might have Magi to own winked knowingly? BRINGING GIFTS: To recall the of OF bringing gifts to the Christ NICE Child OMAR: Dorothy Heinzmann, by the Magi, postulant Mary comes Miele splendidly garbed as an from a aspirant Jersey City, king to bestow gaily wrapped presents on Sister gives Mary Annette, left, "Omar," the Epiphany Day camel, an and Sister Madeleine Sophie. affectionate hug. 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The rest of the fam- THE ROBERT HAACKS of mas season. ily looks on carrying candles. f RKr She expects our Christ- Glen Ridge, with their six chil- last mas spirit to as long. dren: Elizabeth, 9, Susan, 8, WHEN MARY AM) JOSEPH tVion h a lnU */ .>hnillH f orooliA i Timothy, 7, Mark, Should then the creche — which 5, Peggy, 4. approach Simeon with the Child and Peter, 2, show how it Is he takes stood empty during Advent to stimu- Him in His arms and done in the accompanying says: "Now late enthusiastic of pho- You dismiss Your expectation the tos. servant, O to Christ Lord, according Child’s arrival, which came ablaze A First, the dismantling of the our word, in peace; because with on Christmas when lights Mary and creche is made into a family my eyes have seen Your salva- and affair, tion, which Joseph the Child arrived, which re- perhaps accompanied by You have prepared before ceived the Magi on Jan. 6 reminiscences about the events the face of all peoples: be its place of honor until Feb. of quietly, uncexemoniously the family Christmas season, a light of revelation to the Gen- 2 and then, with a little drama- tiles, and packed away on Jan. 7, and rerhaps also with several mem- a glory for Your peo- tization appropriate to the with it all the shining joy of great bers of the family standing by ple Israel.” and significant Feast of the with the Christmas season? lighted candles. Simeon then hands the Child Purification, end the Christmas hack to and Why not keep your creche in The Feast of the Purification Mary declares: season in home in stop your of "Behold this Child is destined or Candlemas Day is, course, for the fall and for the day on which the Church the rise of in blesses candles, and recounts many Israel, and for a sign that in the Gospel Simeon’s greeting shall be contradicted. And of the Christ Child in the temple thy own soul a sword shall pierce, that the as “a light of revelation to the thoughts of A many hearts be 'Jiapplesi Gentiles.” candlelight pro- may revealed.” (If cession to the place where the "Simeon" is not quite up to Gospel narrative will be drama- memorizing these words, an older member of the tized is impressive to young- family can be °lMolidays sters. designated as reader and the temple scene staged as silent The cast of the Candlemas a tableau). to playlet at the llaacks’ in- you cludes: Mark in a white fringed THEN THE FAMILY recites tablecloth and Brownie cap as together: "It had been revealed Susan to Simeon; as Mary with Simeon by the Holy Spirit, a doll wrapped in carefully ar- that he should not sec death be- ranged "swaddling clothes” as fore he had seen the Christ of the Christ HAPPY Child; Timmie as the Lord." ENDING FOR CHRISTMAS: A Candlemas playlet on Feb. 2 helps the Joseph carrying a bird cage The little procession led by family bring their family Christmas season to a close at the same time as the in which the parakeet and Haack a Mary and Joseph, with Simeon Church ends the >■ Christmas the in the are: Susan S2 toy bird portray the pigeons and Anna, and the candle- cycle. Enacting presentation temple brought Mary, Mark Simeon, Timmie as and Elizabeth as while as temple offering; and bearers following —then moves as as Joseph Anna, Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. out of the room to signal the Haack stand watch with lighted candles. Props for the dramatiza- JL'or unto end of the tion Wishing Our Friends ceremony, and, are home-grown: “Mary” holds a doll, “Simeon” wears fringed table-cloth and dramatically and beautifully, Brownie beanie, “Joseph” carries bird cage with family parakeet. The candles re- A Very Christmas ■Wappy -HoMuj the end of the long and joyous Merry call that Feb. 2 is the the Church candles. us a Christmas season. day blesses and a Bright New Vear king Hail 'Chief' We is born greatly appreciate the buiineu don 7 forctt with which MARCHE, Ark ( RNS) - The our many customers TO JOIN pastor of a Catholic church Is favored us during 1960. out NIW the new fire chief here. CHRISTMAS ClUft Please let us help you moke the But for Msgr. Thomas J year ahead even more worthwhile. Prendcrgast it’s all "chief” and is no Indians because Marche, a little Polish town 12 miles north & Building Maintenance of Little Rock, has no fire de- H*Ut St it cm Si NATIONAL tortwiT »• UHW v BANK partment. OF Janitorial Services PASSAIC COUNTY Nevertheless, Msgr. Prender- Building Services Corporation gast owns an official looking ItOOMIIUAU nSMjASt. of Now Jersey badge and to MOusTirv me « *»*.«• :j isn.tx ,t tgrcvi helmet, presented 550 Nawark Avo. him POM»T9«um :;sfKM9uu in recently hy Bishop Albert J«rt«y City 4, N. J. L. of Little WUIStW *»*rv* ?** Wtlt Hft/Mt Fletcher Rock. Since OLdfield 3-1777 the parish had just bought a government surplus water truck U J to keep the school's cistern filled, some visionary parishion- ers had suggested their pastor Cbpistmas be made chief of Marche's em- byronic one piece "fire depart- ment." May the joy that filled the heart* of the Holy Family This is illerrp In Bethlehem brighten from the your home during this Bank That’s Cfjristmag Chriitmas season. Strong for You I to all! Merry Christmas, Your loyil one and alll a friendship b one of the ounjr blessing* for which we give thinks. S/iOOkdak ANOTHER RITUAL: The Nativity scene remains on view all through the Christmas cycle until Feb 2 when the family dismantles it and gets set to begin the pen- ENGEL Brookdale the Church Season's Greetings itential season of year Here Mr. and Mrs. Cos. Haack, with Peter and Peggy, have one last talk about Beverage the Christmas figures as they make a family ritual of ★ packing them away. The creche stands empty during Advent, receives figures of Holy Family on Christmas BLOOMFIELD & N. J. CLIFTON, Eve and the Magi on Jan. 6 Then it is removed as PHONE ED 8-5757 the season of penance begins. JAMES J. O'SHEA, Sales Manager LARGEST Catholic Unit ‘ Arms' household mover in New Jersey College Gfi offers direct service to 30 states , . Modern warehouses. 6 Shining /v nigilts of CamcloC >1 F.— Some •»/ the of "Camelot." ENGEL BROTHERS DUBI'QI splendor the new fidelity Broadway hit musical. or'sinalcd with the drama department union Rypkcma Dairy TRUST INCOSPOSATID of Catholic Lora* College here Sword* earned by "Camelot" COMPANT Old Hook Road ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY made of old truck knights are »pring», their shields are aged MA WUTWOOD. N J fMmU 0 2-1170 saucer shaped sled* covered with animal hides, and their «$««.( ln«fi*n C*r»*nfiM armor is decorated with tilting* from a discarded bra»» bed all from 1-oras College The project came about latl summer when Itev. Karl Schrocder, head of the Uiras drama department, suited the k* >tudln for of Helene I’oni, costumer "Camelot," who was hav- ing difficulty obtaining au-hentic prop* for the musical set In medieval time* Schrocder Quoth Father in knight in shining armor fashion: " "We'll help Back llahl who in Dubuque, 800 senior student * been the Joyous Christinas technician and on drama department productions had expert ' nee in making armor lor Shakespearian plays was called in So Hex on the Job was Kenneth Dowling of the I.atm and Creek faculty, as technical adsiser When the springs and sleds and the brass bed had been I.ot u* in into rejoice the transformed trappings of glorious antiquity the props were w ° ■» ou- wi>h * shipped to New York where they drew both critical and audl >zzzz:r cnee rases' true meaning of Christina* with sincere reverence ao ° d ’ ' h°'° l hin9 ' '°PP,Yul"idZj4, flQ and amt to the PP/ Now a VOf y On c.irtli to V- harken words y ear ' peace men of will *•■ of tiie angel: Ambroiino, N c thall I mil the lorr Y Ambro.ino babe vwap|**d tit svtaihilinK to God in the A C. "Glory highest, CHfyßoiir clothe* , I> 11*k m 4 manner And suddenly there has and on earth h ith the Angel a heatedly peace hmt and praising C#od say- Olory l#txl the to of »»»*. to in men good will." ami earth highest, on peace to men ot good h ill ftlGjJapdeft For BETTER BUYS in QUALITY FURNITURE Sint. 1880' yCHKVJO 317 Amity St , 400 Faitoute Ave , » ELIZABETH: • WOODBRIDGE Elizabeth, N J Roselle Park N J. 1152 E Jersey S» EL 2-5600 9 at King G.o. VA 6-4700 Elizabeth 3 4855 CMestnuf 51558 Hwy. 3085 HUDSON BIVD , JERSEY CITY December 1960 22, ADVOCATE CHRISTMAS 11 The Ukrainian Christmas Begins on Jan. 6 By Ed Grant n Jan. 6, when Christmas trees are being stripped of their decorations in many North Jersey homes, Ukrainian Catholics will be sitting down to their traditional supper of the “Sviatyj Vechir,” or "Holy Eve." At the home of Wasyl Pashchak in Irvington, five places will be set around the festive board: one for his wife Sophia, one for his older daugh- ter Grysla, one for the younger daughter Anna and the fifth in 13, the Feast of St. Andrew in commemoration of the freedom the Julian calendar, parties are fighters in the mountains of held at which the young girls the Ukraine. pour wax into water, then hold This family, which came to the cooled figures up to the look America a little over a decade light, presumably getting a husbands. ago, carries on the thousand- at their future year-old mixture of folk and St. Nicholas Day on Dec. 19 religious customs which mark is the time of gift-giving for the Ukrainian celebration of the children. Good boys and Christ’s coming. Since their girls can expect to find pres- rite follows the Julian (rather ents under their pillows, or than the Gregorian) calendar, around their beds, brought dur- Christmas comes 13 days ing the night by the good saint. "late,” on Jan. 7. For the bad ones, there are But for Christ- twigs, a reminder to be better preparation the spiritual of mas in the Ukrainian church during the next 12 months. meaning too begins even earlier, compara- Christmas itself is good to bly speaking, then in the Latin a time end in one day, so the with season be you this rite. On Nov. 28, which this it lasts from Holy Eve to the year fell one day after the feast of St. Stephen on Jan. 9. opening of Advent, the period In the Ukraine, these three Christmas, and bring its blessings called "Pylypivka" began. days were marked by the vis- More like Lent than Advent in its of carolers presenting short To All Our Friends and Patrons its observance, it was marked playlets telling of the birth of in the old country by fasting the Child, by visiting all around on Wednesdays and Fridays, a and by attendance at Mars practice no longer obligatory each morning. So far as pos- but still honored by many sible, the Ukrainians in Amer- here. Dancing is forbidden ica keep these customs alive, walls of Ukrainian homes "SVIATYJ VECHIR": The of Pashchak family Irvington kneels in prayer before the six weeks. looking to the day when their the and. throughout throughout year on beginning the traditional Ukrainian celebration Tft&twrfkb which land will again be free. Holy Eve, those of St. Nicho- of Sviatyj Vechir (Holy Eve), SEVERAL FEASTS mark the falls on Jan. 6, the before in their las, St. Michael the Archangel night Christmas rite. At right is Wasyl Pashchak, approach to Christmas. On Dec. BEFORE DETAILING the at left his wife to NEWARK . and St. Volodymyr (Vladimir) Sophia, the rear daughter Orysia and, in UNION customs which precede and fol- foreground, daughter are most prominent. Hay, sym Anna. low Christmas day. it should • NORTH bolizing the manger, is placed BERGEN be pointed out that the Ukraine both the and under and on table. (dried and cooked fruits) and obtains blessed water is totally a farming country, with A loaf of bread, called "ko- (doughnuts served the ‘ breadbasket of Europe," panpushky which to sprinkle the house and with in land lach,’’ a candle placed with marmalade). farm. This water is also mixed a where snow falls In it, is on the table. This sym- with flour and used for draw- early December and last* till CHRISTMAS will bolizes the first star TREES ha March. Winter then is time of Holy ing crosses on all door frames. a found in Ukrainian homes here, of Eve, whose appearance signals On Gtt waiting for the rebirth of the 18th, the entire tillage of Some but were unknown in the old VloMwj the start the feast. Spring and the weaving-in of would go to the river, where will country In their place was a eg&ujp for in have fasted all day before cut out prayers a good harvest boys large cubes of ice ' diduch" a big sheaf of wheat the meal. In the Ukraine, a I and the new year with those of in the shape of a cross. The • BOWLING rirndly bright and glou ing or, our (symbolizing the harvest), dec- Christmas thanksgiving for Christ's com- watch was kept on the moon priest would then celebrate • BOXING • OUNS orated with fruit and nuts. Aft grrrtings and warm uisbtt tor • JACKET! ing is inevitable. tainside and a long horn blown Mass by the riverside. Among • TROPHIES you. May good haalth er the mother would • SWEATEE! On when the star appeared supper, carols • BASKETBALL Holy Eve, the father of the special sung for this ttui cheer be Excellent Value throw into this coins and nuts, • FOOTBALL good yours. • UNIFORMS the family visits the church feast Is the fol- one that lias come • FISHINO AS THE MEAL begins, the children then to find • RINK SKATES Highway No. 1 where the bread for the meal, trying to Frontag* Property us, in slightly altered form • BASEBAU lowing Wasye Pash- them, making to imitate • ICE SKATES is blessed the prayer, noises “Prosphora," by as "Silver Bells." BERNIE • SOFTBALL chak will hand out pieces of the the (arm animals all the while. • DART BOARDS GOLDWEBER’S HALL AGENCY priest He then returns to the • OOLF prosphora, with to earh When the feast is THE CHANCE TO celebrate • ARCHERY home, where meal of 12 dish- honey, over, the • TENNIS a Christmas • LUGGAGE 251 NO. BROAD ST. member of the family, children take some of each openly is cherished es the 12 • NAME TAFES (symbolizing Apos- • AMMUNITION AAA SPORT saying, "Khristus course to their and by the Pashchaks. For Wasyl CENTRE ELIZABETH, N. J. tles) has been the Bavhdayet- godparents • TRACK prepared by and sia" (Christ is born), to which grandparents and the father Sophia spent most of their BE EL 3-3054 «v«« FU 8-0423 mother. AMERICAN BUY AMERICAN DON 7 SHOP ON SUNDAY each will answer "Slavitc Yo- brings more out to the farm life under the Red rule of their Pictures of saints -deck the C. Y. 0., INDUSTRIAL CLUB AND SCHOOL OUTFITTERS ho" (Praise Him). animals. There is a legend homeland. Their oldest daugh- "Everything for tho Sportsman" that at ter, born in bur- 553 BROADWAY Bet. 25th & Among the delicacies at the among the Ukrainians ITiramia, was 26th Sts. BAYONNE Phone. FEderal 9-7800 led in meal (which Is meatless) will midnight on Christmas Eve, Germany as they fled are before the be kutia, a mixture >f wheat farm animals given power battleground of of In honor of their World II wonder (symbolizing the richness of :he speech at- War Little then that Ukrainian tendance at the stable in Beth Christmas can neier May the Star of Beth- earth), honey (from he taken for this the bees kept on almost every lebern granted In home lehem thin* on you farm) and poppy seeds; Midnight Mass completes the hot beet evening's festivities and then AT a filled FIRST borshch, soup, NATIONAL... and and the thrre your*, bring with ushka (little ears), dough days of Christmas shaped like ears and filled with begin Carolers go about sing- you all of the rich vegetables: holubtsi, cabbage ing songs that go back to 'he filled rice dawn in the bleitingt and abid- G/ie*tixqC with or potatoes; of Christianity oseledtsl, various types of fish. Ukraine (9fW>. 1961 ing of Chriitmai. A mushroom |oy» special satire BUT EVEN NOW Christmas 1961 JANUARY served with the fish is made Is far from over. On Jan M from a type of mushrooms Is the triple feast of the Ctr- T F grown chiefly in the Ukraine w cumclsion, Epiphany and St M and the S quite different from Vasyl (Basil). founder of East- American varieties According ern monaaUclsm. Little boys 7 to Orysia, many North Jersey go around carrying wheat in a 6 GRATZEL’S families 4 still receive these bag and throwing it on the 2 3 mushrooms each year from walls of each house to bring a relatives In the Ukraine, who good harvest. tJuletLde/ Gwctuun believe that they cannot get BAKERY The season ends on from finally your the proper kind in the United Jan 18 with the cclebrntion of Store 10 States and who wint Thrifty Drug evidently the Christ Its tie 9 Baptism of the Sidney lamer, 8 474 Cedar Lane customs to be followed here Reg Phar. Tcaneck, N. Is called Vechir'' J. "ShehedryJ 479 Cedar even if they can't be at home Lane (Generous Evening) and is cel- IIANICK. N j. 19 There is also kapusta (cab- ebrated much as Is Christmas TE 18 6-1431 - TE 6-4680 17 bage specially treated), komjiot Eve The father visits church 15 16 25 26 A Very Merry Christmas 22 23 24 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUI 31 AND NEIGHBORS! 29 30 t. Christmas Blessings May the peace and joy of vt'j&i Christmas he with ivith you DEPOSITS MADE ON OR today and always BEFORE JANUARY 10 WILL DRAW INTEREST rv FROM JANUARY 1! MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING For those who don’t have a First NationalSavings Account, THE BEST OF HEALTH AND there's no better time than right now to start one. It takee just a few minutes of your time at any one of Pint NationaTt GREATER PROSPERITY TO ALL I Particular Council of Jersey City, N.J. 10 conveniently-located offices throughout Hudson County. There'll probably one near your home or where you work. 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PASCAL CELERY i-tl >••••••••• 3:-49c - N c c Queen Stuffed Olive* O'l 49 Lipton Onion Soup Vu 33 ★ Sr*U' c m Taste Stuffed Olive* 33 Seedless 6 35c DECKERS V/ Fyne Grapefruit ' ‘X" "L 1 '‘” Shrimp Cocktail '\"49~ Fyne Taste Sweet Pickle* 29° FLOUR rs 5 49 c Entrees: bag t REYNOLD’S SEMI-BONELESS HAMS FULLY COOKED SMOKED - WHOLE OR HALF *69= WRAP S\ SELECTED WHITE SHRIMP *B9= * c lb c Canadian Smelts 39 Breaded Fried Scallop* 69 KLEENEX TISSUES .ft 27° c c Beef Steaks * 79 Italian •' H * •*> 69 King’s Sausage COVIA lII,V\ TOMATO PASTE 4 ‘ 45c u> Vegetables: TOMATO PUREE 2'^25c ll' CALIF. BRUSSELS SPROUTS 2*. 35c TOMATO PUREE 4",.VP TOMATOES 3?.rT“ FOR SLICING carton 3 SELECTED TOMATOES 19c ITALIAN TOMATOES 23 c GREEN GIANT SWEET PEAS 3 1259= Mr*. Kornberg* Freih Froian F.F. DELUXE BROCCOLI SPEARS FRESH FROZEN 4p°“69 c Chopped Fre Mar Sweet Potatoes 2"“ 47c Mixed D ’ 4 69° CHICKEN Vegetable* !,L f ',£ n °°,', LIVERS Bird* Limas,4B9 Bird* Cauliflower 4 99° Eye Baby Eye ,’"1" p 5," c Webster Sweet Potatoes 2'iZ 29 Yellow Turnip* Ib 5° X. 49c Desserts and Sweets: WESTON GEORGE INN COOKIES C Morton’* Apple Pie Horpkg. 39 Fyne Ta*te Mince Meat % ie Crust Sticks 2 *".37 % m Beverages and Mixes: * COFFEE RITTER’S TOMATO JUICE IX25= LADY FAIR FYNE TASTE ♦1 , c c Fre*h Orange Juice v ***> * 33 Midtown Beverage* T.V 4"«! 49 Mb. Mb- ECct Dole’s Juice 2 39 c Grenadine 27° C7C Giroux I" bagj/ I b.g JJ Offer For the Fruit and Nut Bowl: lonui Stamp Holiday * QA EXTRA MERCHANTS 1 GREEN STAMPS FLORIDA TANGERINES »««*■ns t 15.1,29= FOR EACH EMPTY BAG FROM LADY FAIR OR Cashew* 89 c * Diamond Walnut* 49' Hygrade FYNE TASTE Almond* , 53 Peanut* 64° COFFEE Neplu* 0 .1VJ Hygrade * Mixed Fruit* ".7.35 Hygrade Mixed Nut* . : =t«A ■“) SAVARIN-BEECHNUT EHLERS - FOOD FAIR MAXWELL HOUSE CHASE & SANBORN CHOCK FULL O’NUTS is: u * COFFEE COFFEE .► m 8 Ib.can Ib. 69 .U\ can 343 Montkutueo si Jciki Ot». N J ficki t bfu*4 *>l are . , turn ruht to ruo4«l *pi» OH. from W«*tii«i4 Damian, 1½ years old, Michael 2½, William 3½, and Martha, 10 months old. TELEeHONE HE !4W *Mil t H/u«d St lu ru«d«i «ot« • • at. lo j*«4 a..n etu ii Wtx DAILY AND SUNDAY o A M TO • P 14 December lflfiO THE Bishop Larrain of Chile Tells Giving Food to Korea 's Poor 22, ADVOCATE 5 Honor Bishop Swanstrom Needs America Urgent ofLatin Is Belleville Youth’s Career For World Relief Efforts WINOOSKI PATERSON In Latin Amer- PARK, Vermont of GO boys whose main source ous I’d be openings. only too NEW YORK Bish- to —Last Christmas is Auxiliary award for his help immigrant*. ica, said Bishop Manuel Jack Dono- of income rag-picking. It to Larrain happy supply information in op Edward E. Swanstrom of hue was 21 and I waa Bishop Swanstrom was one of the Talea, Chile, the communists worried about cost about $lOO. was able to this field,” he adds. honored at two dinners here for founders of the committee and come netting enough Vermont secure some tents and lumber many times because we turkey his for his work in directing Catholic Re- still serves on its board of direc- open the door for them. The own holiday. from the U. S. Army. IN THE SENIOR yearbook, lief Scrvices-NCWC, the world- tors. is This Christmas, he's worried “There still remain, Bishop, who vice president of though, Donohue's sketch begins: “Jack wide relief organization main- The second dinner was CELAM, the that a quarter of a million Ko- alHHit 40 other such In is spon- Latin American groups energy plus. He embodies un- tained by American Catholics. Oc- sored by 20 American Catholic reans won’t get enough to eat. Seoul more in Pusan —but Bishops’ organization, spoke at ending spirit and drive, a com- The casion for both dinners was his nationality in a dinner in his honor here. wiry lad with the twink- money is short and so is time,” bination great groups recognition producing things recent consecration in Rome. of ling Irish is the only he writes. the Bishop's work on behalf Bishop Larrain was welcomed eyes when harnessed properly.” The American American Committee on of their former countrymen. Some by Bishop and by working in Pusan for “If any young Michaclmen The at Michael's McNulty Ger- betting St. Italian 750 Catholic in Migration sponsored the persons from ald F. Relief Scrvices-NCWC. are interested the lay-mis- is that distinguished Mische, director of the the Donohue energy is first dinner, at which the Bishop all walks of life attended the din- Association for A June graduate of St. Mi- sionary field, there are numer- International De- properly harnessed. was chael's given the committee’s 1960 ner. velopment, with headquarters in College here, Donohue Paterson. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donohue of The Chilean Bishop said that Belleville, Winner of a scholarship from the greatest problem for Latin the Belleville Foundation, Don- America is in the rural areas. ohue was a dean's list student If the distribution of land is not and student council treasurer made in good he said, the at is St. Michael’s. He found time door open for ail the reactions to star with the The- that come from communism. Burlington ater Club.