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The Advocate - May 17, 1962 Catholic Church Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 5-17-1962 The Advocate - May 17, 1962 Catholic Church 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 Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - May 17, 1962" (1962). The Catholic Advocate. 221. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/221 At CYO The Advocate Rally Thousands to HonorMaryMay 20 JERSEY CITY Approxi- in the center of the heart. three shades of blue and will carry represent the "Our Fa- cited, a priest and two altar Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, N. and Diocese of N. mately 15,000 Catholics from The will wear of roses. J., Paterson, J. girls gowns Clusters of three girls thers.” As the prayers are re- boys will connect the beads the Newark Archdiocese are with blue and gold ribbons. Vol. No. 21 THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 PRICE: 10 CENTS expected to gather here at li, The roses will be collected Roosevelt Stadium May 20 for and placed before a statue of the annual Marian in Rally Our Lady of Fatima. honor of Our Lady of Fatima. Preliminary pageantry will STUDENTS from 42 secon- begin at 2 with a solemn Accentuates p.m. dary schools of the archdio- holy hour scheduled to start Pope cese will parade into the sta- at 3 p.m. The rally is spon- dium to open the program. St. sored the archdiocesan by Peter’s Prep, Essex Catholic CYO. and St. Mary’s, Rutherford, ARCHBISHOP Boland will will have their school bands Council Information in the parade. A band preside, crown a statue of Our from St. Lady, lead the people in a Mary’s School, Rutherford, of consecration to her will also participate. VATICAN CITY (NC) can we believe that the enemy dates for the different states prayer There discussion truth has face Immaculate Heart and CYO drum corps from Bles- will be free of" one . of give only . perfection. Solemn Benediction. sed Sacrament, St. Rose of during the coming ecumenical the kingdom of the earth very Commission for Sacraments: Rev. Thomas A. Lima and St. Lucy’s, all New- council and the public will be often suffocates the noblest Proposals on impediments of Carlin, former and St. “suitably about its aspirations of man and delays marriage, mixed marriages, 0.5.F.5., assistant di- ark, Patrick’s, Jersey rector of the national will work by an enlarged press the progress of his perfection the marriage contract, the CYO, City, parade. Hundreds of will the He is Boy Scouts will also office, Pope John XXIII said for eternal life.” celebration of marriage and give sermon. march with their colors. here. The Pontiff expressed his ap- the hearing of matrimonial presently superior of the Ob- troop late The Pope stressed these two preciation of “the interest of cases. community at Father Philadel- ANOTHER FEATURE of points in his address to the public opinion” in the council Commission on Oriental Judge High School, the rally will be choral closing meeting of the sixth and concluded with a citation Churches: The power of Bish- phia. music session of the Central from the of the by the St. Henry’s Choristers Prepara- breviary day. ops, catechetical instruction, a HIGHLIGHTING the of tory Commission for the coun- He spoke of St. Paul, who perpetual calendar, and the pro- Bayonne. gram will be in the formation cil. "welcomed all who came to Divine Office. Father Carlin served as as- of a living more than him, preaching the Kingdom rosary by sistant director of the NCWC POPE JOHN TOLD the THE QUESTION of calendar 100 girls from Holy of God and teaching about the Family Youth Department for five commission that while those reform has occasioned Academy (Bayonne). Repre- Lord Jesus Christ with all consid- years. Prior to that in the he was taking part council will boldness and unhindered" erable interest both in and out senting the beads, they will executive GOING secretary of the Na- be helped by the three years of the Church. form a giant heart on the sta- Molnar, left, program director of the Union CYO, (Acts, 28-30)., ELECTRONIC - Roy County tional Newman Club Federa- of work dium field. 30 and Rev. Roland W. Muenzen, Union preparatory preced- The if A group of stu- County CYO moderator, hold the walkie-talkies tion. He has also there will be "free dis- THE SIXTH reform, adopted, taught in ing it, plenary session dent nurses from various Cath- which will be used at the Marian 20 at Roosevelt might bring East and West to- Rally M[?]y Stadium, as Delaware cussion for the of the of the Central Jersey City, Philadelphia, and ... good Preparatory olic hospitals will form a cross look of the field for the gether for the first time in they over plan Living Rosary ceremony. White Plains, New York. free assembly.” Commission opened on May 3 many years in their celebra- He added that he has “at- with 42 Cardinals and 22 other tion of certain feasts. It would tended to a greater develop- prelates attending. The Cen- More Cuban Pontiff Recalls mean that Easter would fall New ment of the prtss office so tral Commission considered Orleans on a fixed date every year—- that public opinion may be proposals from various pre- as would other date suitably informed." paratory commissions, includ- every Youths Due during the year. — ing the following: A Conversation About Peace THE PONTIFF’S address The Gregorian Calendar, in Group Fights Commission for Bishops and came at the end of nine days ' use since its promulgation by and the Government of Dio- In Newark of hard work crowded with a Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, ceses: great of for proposals dealing with eliminated Integration variety proposals many errors of the NEWARK A group of 20 And the Birth a Council the council Coadjutor and Auxiliary Bish- of agenda. Topics Julian Calendar (adopted by Cuban refugee youngsters are NEW ORLEANS ops; the mission of Bishops, (NC) A ranged from a proposed dog- Julius Caesar). However, the, expected to arrive here May VATICAN CITY "It is claimed that has been the care of migratory groups, (NC)-Popc the peo- st this gift, which was all the new group organized matic constitution on the Gregorian Calendar also has 18 in the care of Rev. Edward John XXIII first decided to want here to catechetics, the instruction of ple peace and agree- more precious because it was fight integration of Church to calendar reform, its defects. J. director of the call the coming ecumenical but Catholic adults, prohibition of books, McHugh, ment, unfortunately it unexpected, and which was Schools in New Or- from a definition of the role children’s division of Asso- and of council during a conversation sometimes happens that ulti- given to the Church the leans. questions excommuni- INSTITUTION OF a univer- by of Bishops to a'definition of ciated Catholic Charities of about world with Do- cation, suspension and inter- sal calendar peace mately disagreements become new Pope, that we could not The new segregationist the place of the lay apostle. would establish a the Newark Archdiocese. menico Cardinal dict. Tardini, the more acute and threats are in- find suitable words to John told members of permanent date for express group was set up at a meet- Pope Easter, Father McHugh flew to Mi- late Papal Secretary of State. creased. What will the Church unlimited the Theological Commission: and consequently also for the our joy and obedi- ing under the name “Catholic commission that although ami to escort the do? Wednesday Pope John spoke of his de- Must the Mystical Barque ence. We are ready for White he had not been present at The position and functions of other movable feasts such as children Laymen’s League.” who are currently in cision during an audience of Christ remain at the work.” their he had follow- Religious and laity in Church the Ascension, Pentecost and mercy Master of ceremonies C.E. meetings, the care of Miami Catholic granted here to a group of the waves and go adrift? Is ed their work life; the priesthood, the epis- Corpus Christi. Concluding his comments, Vetter that in closely day by Charities. of visitors from Venice led by there not rather predicted copate as the expected the recalled: "And there day. supreme degree One proposal provides for The is expected to Giovanni Pope September “people will pull group Cardinal Urbani, the from the Church not only an of the Sacrament of Or- immediately came from all out He also called the commis- Holy the division of the year into children aged 6 to their children of the Cath- comprise Pontiff’s successor as Patri- admonishment, but also the sion's attention to difficulties ders, and the office and dig- four three-month of 13 parts of the world the first an- olic schools and put them in periods 10, including five sets of broth- arch of Venice. light of great example? What that be nity of Bishops. weeks that is nouncement of other support. schools." may anticipated, say- each, of 91 days, ers and sisters. could this private The Pope said he was re- light be?” not "We cannot believe Commission for with each There was one discordant ing: that Religious: periQd beginning on So far the Newark agency vealing it as a “confirmation Then, the note, least the time of The of a and ending has 10 Pope continued, or at no indications ARCHBISHOP perfect tranquility problems vocations, Sunday on a placed Cuban refugee of his Joseph.
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