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T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y 2, 1967 VOL. LX I No. 26
Lent and Penance Still Go Together Next Wednesday, Feb. 8. marks the opening of the the 21st year to the beginning o f their 60th year. Lenten season. Lent means a period of penance, self- "The Church exhorts all who have completed their denial, and mortification to which every Christian by 14th year to observe abstinence on the Fridays of divine law is obligated. Lent,” said Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver, In accordance with the recent regulations promulgat ’’and they should not lightly excuse themselves ed by the Bishops of the country. Catholics are asked from this obligation.” to observe Ash Wednesday and (Jood Friday as days of Each one. he said, should try to prepare himself fast and abstinence in memory of Jesus Christ’s Passion spiritually for the solemn Feast of the Resurrection of and Death on the cross, unless they are excused for a Our Lord from the dead. If these days of fast and ab reason judged sufficient in conscience. stinence cannot be observed for sufficient reasons, other The rule of fast binds those who have completed forms of self-sacrifice are recommended. Mother Battles for Sons By Jack Bacon Ralph. Jr., now’ 16. Then, Charles E. Rice, member partment personnel began (Register Special) again by force of law, o f the faculty o f the For- investigating the family — Fairfield, Conn. — Ralph Michael, now 14, was dham university School of including interrogation of and Dorothy .Mingolello of placed in the custody of Law who studi^ the case, the oldest boy outside the Fairfield have been fight the state welfare commis said it involves more than home. She blames the case ing the state of Connecti sioner. one serious problem of ex workers for alienating the Comforts Polio-Stricken Girl cut for nearly three years Until late last month, cessive state authority. boy from his parents, and for the right to raise the the Catholic couple had "The Mingolello case, in deliberately setting in mo Pope Paul VI kneels to exchange a few words with a polio-stricken girl oldest two o f their seven lost about every round in my judgment, raises grave tion a behavior problem during a general audience at the Vatican. She is Mary D’Arcy. daughter of children as they see fit. the long legal bout. It was constitutional questions,” that ended with Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D'Arcy of New York. The family, on a Rome vaca First the state took cus at this point Michael was Rice said. "One issue in leaving home and turning tion. attended the audience. tody of their oldest boy. returned to "temporary” volves the extent to which him self over to state au custody of his natural par the protections of due pro thorities in September. ents. cess will be accorded to ju 1964. He has never re veniles and their parents turned. Despite a spate of na in cases where welfare au tion-wide publicity for thorities seek to deprive T H E J U V E N IL E court 3 Astronauts— Defeated Never several custody cases in those pare’'ts of custody of placed Ralph in the custo volving questions of their children on the dy of the state in October, parental rights during grounds that the parents 1964. By dim Sena Dr. Samuel (D iction ary) Johnson, described as "that virtue without which there can be no other.’’ the past year, the Min- are unfit . . . Trouble with Michael A Jesuit English scholar and Hemingway export And here’s the point of America’s loss, which, para golellos’ battle has att "Apart from the procedu began w’hile the Mingolel- recently compared two unlikeiies — the American tem doxically is no loss at all but a victory of that peculiarly racted virtually no ral issue, there arises the los tried to regain custody perament and that of Spain. American spiritual force that has made this nation the public attention. But basic substantive problem of the oldest boy. He saw in the Spaniard’s love of bullfighting and the greatest nation the world has ever known — not be their case has called into of whether the state should "H e (M ichael) steadily, (Turn to Page 2) toying with death an analogy with the American love of cause of its power but because of its charity, not because question a basic issue of have any righ t at all to auto racing, another aspect o f death defiance. of what it has but because of what it is. the rights of a mother take children from parents The three American astronauts who sacrificed their and father to educate simply because the author lives exhibited a far more profound facet of this same A F T E R T H E fire Uxik the three astronauts’ lives and train their children. ities consider the parents The Inside human reality. there was never any question about the American ue- unfit, where there has A T T H IS TIM E, is curiously apropos to pause for a termination to carry on. In hundreds of **man in the been no criminal, illegal, moment to reflect on the death o f three great Americans who street” interviews acro.ss the nation something of the or immoral conduct on Story . . . defied death and lost, and they did it for us. But did they attitude of Gus Gris<»om was noted. A resigned spirit, their part.” • POLICEMEN and fire really lose? the Christian YES. f i c m u i a / u i men . . . how do they con Lt. Col. Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom, Lt. Cmdr. Roger B. "They're gone.” said the man in the street, "it’s sad, MRS. Mingolello told the cern you? See editorial on C haffee, and Col. Edward H. White. II. are no less but the work will continue.” Somehow this simple but Register the family’s Page 4. heroes in most Americans’ minds than the trio’s militar>’ profound sentence extends the finest tribute of all to troubles began soon after brothers fighting for freedom in Vietnam they moved to Weston, • LAST of the series on three great Christian Americans, who refused to ask The Denver Archdiocesan Nor are they any less heroes than the numberless, Conn., in September, 1962. the Legion o f M ary appear.s what their country could do for them, but instead, Chanceiy office reports a total nameless explorers in the world’s history who lost their She was alarmed by poi- this week in Section 2> Pago proved what they could do for their country. of $70 donated toward semi 1. lives on the new frontiers o f the world in perpetuating The heroic three are gone but their memory lingers nary burses during the past nographic pictures and man’s indomitable spirit. on, and not in any mawkishly sentimental sense as the week. reading material made • SPORTS features are Hemingway’s words placed in the mouth of the an cliche might imply in another context. Donations for the St. Jude available to her sons. She on Page 11; entertainment cient Santiago in The Old Man and the Sea fit per America can rejoice in the tragedy of their death Burse were received from complained, first to neigh reviews arc on Page 10. fectly here — "Man can be destroyed but never defeat because the soil from which they took their life made it Denver. H. B . $5; Tucson. bors and then to police. • YOUTH stories and ed." possible for them willingly to turn it back even further Ariz., anonymous, $5; Greeley, Shortly thereafter, she Colo., Mrs. K. E. S., $5; Den pictures are on Page 8 and to its source in Christ. said. Child Welfare de ver, T.B., SIO; Denver, A.N. 9. THE SPIRIT OF the Grissom-Chaffee-White trio is $10; Denver, M.G. $35. not destroyed, the three w ill live on in their deeds and IN TH E W ORDS of the Rev. Conrad Winborn. the A ll offerin gs toward the in the deeds of their followers and in the deeds of all Methodist minister who spoke at Ed White’s memorial various bur.ses arc used to men who haven’t yet lost the great Western tradition of service: educate young men for the hero-worship. "Let us not expect to sing the victor’s song unless we are priesthood. They may be sent Not the hero-worship that degrades itself into rank willing to risk the harsh notes o f tragic loss and personal direct to the Archdiocesan News-Points idolatry, but the healthy regard for men of courage, a sacrifice Ed White understood." Chancery Office, 1536 Logan virtue which a hero o f another age and another frontier, Man can be destroyed but never defeated. street. Denver. Minor Orders at St. Thomas Minor orders will be conferred on eight students at St. Homes Needed Thomas’ seminary. Denver, this weekend, by .Auxiliary Bishop David M. .Maloney, of Denver. John Rasmussen from Lincoln diocese, and Edwin Wchnor from the Bismarck. N. Dak., dio Fostcr homes for care of childless couples call for cese will receive the first tonsure on Saturday, Feb. 4. at 7:30 infants with medical information. p m.. and the first minor orders on Sunday, Feb. 5, at 8:30 problems are needed by the Foster parents will be a m . in the seminary chapel. Candidates receiving second Archdiocesan Catholic minor orders at the Sunday ceremony, and their dioceses, arc; reimbursed at the rate of Charities office. These in Michael Carr. Cheyenne; John Darragh, Helena; Michael Gil $55 per month and will be fants nccxl special care un more. Helena: James McCluskcy, Omaha; Alfred Moseke. Om til they can be medically provided with clothing and aha; and Anthony Uhl. Pueblo medical care for the in cleared for adoption. Care would probably extend fants. Ft. Collins Memorial Mass from three to six months. For further information, An annual memonal Mass for deceased members and former Since the infants need persons may call Miss members of Fort Collins Council 1214, Knights of Columbus, very particularized care, Blanche Johnston. Catholic and deccaw'd members of their families, will be held Wednes the Catholic Charities Of Charities. 1665 Grant day evening, Feb 8. beginning at 7 p.m. at fice would prefer that Holy Family church Father Bartholomew Quet- street. Denver. 222-3825 gtas, C.R . will be celebrant of the Mass, the Holy Family parish choir will provide the mu sic. and the fourth degree of the Knights ol O f f i c i a l Columbus will form an honor guard Following - the Mass, there will be absolution of the ca Archdieceto of Denver tafalque Since this date will also be Ash ] Wednesday, ashm will be distributed alter the | CII.WTERV OFFICE Mass rr r. igu* 1536 Logan Street .January 29. 1967 Non-Believers Reverend Dear Father and Beloved People: Dallas — (RNS) — Although statistics indicate other wise, "non-believers" in the United States nutnumher Your generous charity is asked to aid the mission helievors in Christianity, according to a noted Catholic cause of the Indians and Negroes in our country’ Most expert on philosophies o f persons not having u profes-sed of these missions are not self-supporting, and depend for faith. Father Richard Butler, a Dominican priest from their very existence on the generosity of the Catholics Chicago, is a consulter to the Vatican Secretariat for in better circumstances. .Non-Believers. Saying that he would have to qualify his claim on the statistics Father Butler added. ” 1 mean the The annual collectidl) is distributed by a central non-believers predominate if it is taken into account the committee to the hundreds o f little centers in our coun actual number of persons who go about in a practical try caring for a real mission need in our midst. The order of living according to their professed religious faith, spiritual welfare of the Indians and Negroes is particu or the ones who practice what they profess to believe." larly our duty and privilege. Your generosity will sus tain the missions already in operation and extend their A 'Beat' for a Benefit Mississippi Celebration work Many members of the Hierarchy throughout the country Faithfully yours in Christ, "It’s a little loud, but It sounds pretty good.” says (»ere Pepping, right, attended the triple observartce in •Jackson. Miss . on Wednesday. Feb 1 The sesquicentennial of Mississippi, the I30th anniver with hand on ear, as she, Danny Kilbourn, left foreground, and C'arvett sary of the Diocese of .lackson-Natchez. and the 10th anniver Moye, right, give their approval to guitarist Tim Heit’s and drummer doe ssry of Bishop .Joseph B Brunim’s episcopnl consecration Buurassa's interpretation <»f the hit pop.s song, "Snoopy and the Red brought together Archbishops. Bishops. Abbots, and numerous Baron.” The youths are preparing for the talent show’ F'eb. 2 and 3 at clergy. Schooled to attend from the Archdiocese of Denver was Presentation school. Denver, w’hich will benefit the school’s physical fitness Auxiliary Bishop David M Maloney Also attending was Bishop Hubert .M Newell of Cheyenne. Wyo. Archbishop of Denver program. Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER i;hursday, February 2, 1967 Night Adoration for Men Set
"Pill' Morality TV Topic Catholic men from all downtown Denver, Thurs from various parishes In A Mass will be offered at The morality of using birth control pills will bo dis- parishes in the Denver day. Feb. 2, the night be the city. midnight. Other Masses on cusHod by John T. Noonan, professor of law at the Uni* area w ill spend an hour fore First Friday, Feb. 3. Confessions are heard First Friday will be at veraity of Notre Dame, and MonsIgnor William McManus, before the Blessed Sacra from 7:30 p.m. until 6 a.m. 6:15, 7, 7:45 a.m., 12:10, director o f the Family Life Bureau of the Archdiocese of ment in Nocturnal Adora The vigil begins at 9 Communions distributed and 5:15 p.m. N ew Y o rk , in a tw o*hour special on the Today show, p.m. Thursday evening and hourly from midnight until Permission has been Friday, Feb. 3 , at 7 a.m.. on KOA-TV. Channel 4, Denver, tion serv’ices to be observed at Holy Ghost church. hours are assigned to men 6 a.m. received by members to and ko A A -T V , Channel 5. Colorado Springs. Dr. James L. receive Communion ev Goddard, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Adminis* tration, will also appear in a filmed interview with Today ery hour beginning at 9 reporter I*aul Cunningham. p.m. Thursday evening Pre-Cono Conference preceding First Friday. Renewal Day FOLLOWING are the Mother Battles . . . hours assigned to mcml>ers "Personal Conscience vs. Church Authority” Slated to Open Feb. 5 of the Nocturnal Adoration r (Contimicd From Patje 1) inability to mind their will be the topic of a religious renewal day for society of the various par own business.” progressively changed,” she alumni of Regis college, Denver, on Sunday, Feb. The pastor of Our Lady o f m arriage w ill be con- olic Physicians Guild. The ishes: said. "He wa.s very close to 12. Guest speakers will be, left to right, the Very of Fatima parish, the Rev. ducted by Mr. and Mrs. doctors will discuss the 9- 10 o'clock — St. Vincent de He attacked the juvenile u tch c his brother. He couldn’t Rev. Patrick O’Brien, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ Robert Syriuney, w ill be William Zook and Jim and proper emphasis that pH ul. St. Dom inic's: St. TI . court procedures involved Aurorn: Our Lady of (Jracc. understand why Ralph had seminary, Denver; Dr. Francis Kerins, Loretto the guest speaker at the Marge Sullivan. The suh- should be placed on sex, on several grounds. 10- 11 o'clock — Annunciation. been taken.” Heights college; and the Rev. Thomas J. Casey, Pre-C an a conference for ject o f the panel will cover especially us a means to M oth er o f (lod . St. Kranci.H dc ". . . Such basic procedu Continued elTorts to re S.J., o f Regis. The program w ill open at 9 a.m., engaged couples opening on such topics as insurance. pleasure and happiness in Sales; Nativity of Our Lord. ral safeguards as a steno gain custody of the older w'ith luncheon at 12 noon, and continue until Sunday evening, Feb. 5, at major purchasing, as well the Catholic marriage. Kroomfirld. graphic record o f all pro Il>12 o 'c lo c k — IlIcNHcd Sac- boy, she said, including mid-afternoon. 7 p.m. The conference will as a daily budget, and the Father Syrianey will attempts to publicize the ceedings and a fully pro rament. Holy Rosary. St. .Joseph be held in the center at E. need of communication be again speak on Friday (Polish); Cure d'Ars. tected right to present case, brought an "out and tween married partners. evening, Feb. 10, and pre 12-1 o 'c lo c k — S t. P h ito m e- evidence have not been ac 5th avenue and Josephine, out threat” by a Child Denver. sent the certificates to nn's. SL Patrick: SL Anne. Ar W elfare department agent corded to the Mingolellos,” NCCM Chief Resigns, vada; Holy Family, Most Pre On Monday evening, those who complete the to take Michael away from he said. "It is my under THE Wednesday evening cious Blood: St. Mar>''s, Little course. ton: All Souls. standing, for example, that Feb. 6, a panel discussion session. Feb. 8, will feature home too. Reservations may be 1- 2 o'clock — Assumption, character witnesses for the on the everyday problems two members o f the Cath- "He was taken in April, Raps Lack of Dialogue made by telephoning Mr. Sacred Heart. St. Anthony of parents were precluded Padua; St. Louis. Knglewood: 1966,” she said. W ashington — John F. body of Bishops so that and Mrs. A. J. Reed, from testifying at the ju Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Guar Donnelly o f Holland, Mich., mutual understanding and 388-6693. dian Ant(el. Our Lady of Mrs. M ingolello insists venile court hearing con said he resigned as presi- trust can develop,” he said. Evening Mass lx>urdcH: H oly Cro.,s, Thorn ton . the state agency and cerning the boy Ralph. dent o f the National Coun "Repeated efforts have 2- 3 o'clock — St. Ignatious psychiatrists and psy "Also, it was only on Pope Paul Links Loyola. St. Catherine's: St. .Jo cil o f Catholic Men to im- failed to achieve such a chologists who examined cross-examination that the seph, Golden: St. Pius. Aurora: press on U.S. Bishops his mechanism so I resigned, Set For Sunday her sons at length "con parents were able finally Religio-History Holy Trinity, Westminister. feeling that they should hoping that the Bishops :i-4 o'clock ~ St. -John's, St. ditioned both boys until to learn the names of the speed up and intensify will realize that there is Rose of Lima, Presentation, p.sychiatrists and psycholo An evening Mass at 4:30 population o f the apart- With Archeology Oicy were willing to go th eir efforts at dialogue an unmet need.” Christ the King; Sts. Peter. gists who examined the o’clock will begin Sunday, ment house area where the Paul: Holy Name, Ft. Logan: St. ■^1 Qlong with the state.” with laymen. Archbishop Joseph T. “ "They have convinced boys. The examinations of Feb. 5. in Mother of God church is situated, Vatican City — Pope .James. Donnelly’s resignation McGucken of San Francis- •1-5 o'clock — Holy Ghost, SL rte boys that religion the hoys, incidentally, were church, Denver. Persons ------Paul V I speaking to mem was a surprise. He co, chairman of the Corn- KUzaheth's, All Saints: St. Cath made over the parents’ ob- attending this Mass are Boston Polls bers of the International was forced on them,” announced it at a meeting mission for Lay Activity of erine's Derby; Notre Dame. jc?ctions. asked to park in the par- Union o f Roman Archeolo 5-6 o'clock — Cathedral, SL i&ie said. "Now the boys of the NCCM board of the recently reorganized do not attend Mass or "W hether or not these ish’s parking lots, rather Retirement Plan gy and Historical Studies, •Joseph (CSSR). SL Mary Ma^- directors, less than three National Council o f Catho- ilclene. SL Cajetan. Our Lady of and other procedural irre than on Speer Boulevard emphasized the "fruitful the sacraments. It was months before the end of lie Bishops, agreed with Fatima, SL Hernudette. stated repeatedly in gularities which occurred or Logan, which is p>ermis- Boston — A survey is relationship” between the his two-year term as pres- Donnelly that a need exists Court they were forced here can be justified in ex s i b l e o n ly d u rin g the being conducted among 1,- history o f religion and the ident. "for establishing two-way ^ go to church on Sun- treme cases, they seem to morning Masses. 400 priests in the Boston science o f archeology. communications.” me to be indefensible in archdiocese for opinions as "While it is true,” he D O N N E L L Y , an officer "W e already have good - The Mingolellos lost cus the Mingolello case, where T h e p a s to r . F a t h e r ^o how a proposed retire- said, "that the gaze o f the and member o f the NCCM communication from the tody of both boys on the parents arc law-abid John Ander.son, said the m ent plan should be con Church is directed toward KITCHEN board since 1957, told the Conference o f Bishops on grounds of "emotional neg 4:30 Mass is in addition ducted. its ultimate future and ing, self-supporting, reli Register he felt the orga- down the line to the dio- lect.” Mrs. Mingolello said to seven other Sunday Their views arc being destiny, it is also true that gious persons who have nization should exist "to ccses and out to the par was referred by Child committed no crim e and Masses on the half hour sought in questionnaires the Church never tires of REMODELING help the layman to know ishes,” Archbishop Mc Y^elfare department per from 6:30 a.m., to 12:30 sent out by a committee looking back to its origin have caused no disturbance his own mind and to have Gucken said. "But we ha “Free Estimates” sonnel during court ap p.m. appointed by the Boston and to the history of sal of the community . . . the courage to speak it.” ven’t yet got smooth pearances as an "unfit and priests’ senate. vation.” "The substantive danger, "F o r NCCM to be such enough communications up Father Anderson said the uncaring mother,” a "reli- o f course, is that welfare Questions include: How an organization it should through the parishes. additional Mass was sched {pous fanatic,” and a wom authorities will exalt their old should a priest be to DREAM CENTER have considerable autono "This is being studied. I uled because o f the heavy GLASS an whose conservative po qualify for retirement? own judgments as to my and also a means for a don’t see why it can’t be litical views were a "men How much money should CO. 3800 L O W E L L B L V D . child-rearing over those of close dialogue with the accomplished.” ace to democracy.” the parents, in defiance of he receive? Should pastors 433-6571 : The same case worker, the fact that the primary I Forty Hours' | be named pastors emeri she added, submitted a re right to raise children be Regis Names Conway Director tus? Should retirement be FOR MIRRORS O’CGNNOR PLUMBING port saying that "in her longs to the parents and m andatory, and, if so, at I Devotions | See Our Hcautifiti opinion, I am mentally in not to the state.” Of 1967 Alumni Fund Drive what age? How should a iVcic Home at 3030 W. 44th A V E . competent to raise chil E V E N full legal victory retirement fund be fi Denver attorney John J. H e holds a law degree Feb. 5, 1967 455-4323 dren.” for the Mingolellos would nanced? B‘I0 !.uwrenoo 8'2.'>-.')'2,'» 1 Conway has been named from the University of Quinquagesima M in golello, 40, a con be hollow. Ralph is nearing chairman of the 1967 Regis Denver and is a former Sunday tractor, and his wife, 33, physical maturity and legal college alumni fund. He Colorado State Assistant L e i b a i a i m , T e B o c k i i o r s t c C o . have five other children, majority — his parents Annunciation, Denver the oldest of whom will be will direct activities o f the Attorney General, have been denied the right fund drive Convent of the Good 7 this month. Their to his supervision for more which is llic Shepherd, Denver youngest, and third son, A member of Holy Fam thiin two of the key forma annual Regis College, Denver was born last Nov. 21. The ily parish and Holy Family tive years of his life. solicitation olof Men’s Club, Conway, is on ^ SL Vincent'' * Orphanage, family moved from Weston But Mrs. Mingolello feels to P'airficld lust full. Regis alumni ^^e board o f directors o f u a i there is much more at and former North Denver Civic ^k ron stake. students on a Association, SL Jo.scph, Leadvillc Rice says the family’s " If I can spare even one nationwide . troubles demonstrate mother the anguish I have basis. that "it is long past time known, and one child what T h e 1967 Personalized Monuments and Markers S n A U M U t O L for us to define beyond two of mine have been program has question the limits of the JOHN E. ZOOK made to undergo ~ then I a g o a 1 of Memorial Co. EARL G. COLGLAZIER GERARD R. state’s concern over J.J. Lonw., $50,000 and AinxjL. 1897 TeBOCKHORST. CPCU can feel some sense of ac Speer Blvd Ai »fh children. complishment,” she said. will open with an Alumni Erickson "From the knowledge I 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. Icy R oad s convocation on the Regis have been able to obtain campus Sunday, Feb. 26. of the Mingolello case, it The State Patrol reminds On that day workers will seems to me that the motorists to be alert for call on fellow alumni in patches of ice that remain on Connecticut authorities Denver and in seven m^jor arc afflicted in this mat shaded areas of the highway after it has molted elsewhere. cities in the country seek ter with an insufferable Slow down before you reach it. ing pledges and gifts to the 1967 Fund. A 1954 graduate of Regis Legal Freedom Queried college, Conway has served on the board o f directors of Madrid — (NO — An article appearing in a Catholic the N ation al Regis Club, maga/ino here has asserted that Spanish political prison alumni organization of the ers, legally entitled to freedom after serving three-quarters QUIET DIGNITY... of their terms, have not enjoyed this privilege since 19fi5. college, and as a member Appearing in "Signo,” the article explained: "These pris of past fund drive com oners have not been given their liberty and have in fact mittees. 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Jan. 29. governm ent on the death for Chaffee in the Webster o f th e three U.S. astro Prl*sbyterian church near nauts in the fire on the the Manned Spacecraft moon.ship at Cape Kenne center in Houston. Similar dy .services were held the next He also .sent his sympa day when fa m ilie s and thy to the families of the friends gathered for serv I t r - J ^ f three astronauts, Lt. Col. ices for White and Gris.som . ' g at the Se.abrouk. Tex . Methodist church. Grissom and Chaffee Joe Barry were buried Tuesday. Jan. 31. in Arlington National cemetery and White at the Is Knights U.S. M ilitary academy at i i . West Point. N Y Path, of the United Way Speaker Interior Sketch St. Loui.s Church, Englewood Archbishop Urban J. Vchr of Denver stands before the lart;e photographs of Joe Barry, community Englewood Church Renovation Under Way pioneer Denver religious leaders who were founders of the United Way of development administrator. giving in America. The four religious leaders in the background photographs CUy ami County of Den The interior of St. Ixjuis’ walls will be finished in are Rahbi William S. F'riedman, Temple Emanuel; the Rev. Myron W. Reed, altar will be used Fiorino among othet ver, will address the Fri pastel colors F'irst Congregational church; Dean H. Martyn Hart, St. John's Episcopal church, Englewood, is Pews will be removed a works, designed and su day Luncheon club, being renovated and refur The church aisles will be .section at a time, so as not pervised the erection o f the Church, and Monsignor William J. O’Ryan, Denver Cathedral. Archbishop Knights of Columbus, Vehr gave the invocation at the recent United Way annual meeting, when the bished and work is expect newly carpeted in red and to inconvenience parishion Alpine cha|x?l at Our Lady Council 539, at 1555 Grant ed to be completed by Mar. will extend into the sanc ers. All normal activities of the Rockies camp for organization’s HOth anniversary was observed. Mt. St. Vincent’s home, Denver, street, Denver, on Friday, 17. tuary and up to the altar w ill continue in the re girls. Evergreen It is buijt is one o f the* original U.W. agencies. Feb. 3. His talk is titled Major renovation will be New vinyl asbestos tiling m ain der o f the church, of native limber and stone ■'The Citizen-City Partner on the sanctuary, and all will be laid under the adapted to the wooded ship — An Action Chal while the sanctuary is the pews will be refur p>ews. being renovated. surroundings. Today's United Way lenge.” Mr. Barry was bished. with each bearing All woodwork in the form erly executive officer the fleur-de-lys, symbol of church will be treated to to Mayor Tom Currigan, Catholic France match the walnut trim of > r also served as city coun T h e Rt. R ev. IVlonsl- the renovated sanctuary, cilman. Carries on Old Tradition gn or Bernard J. Cullen, and three new pews, also CHURCH FURNISHINGS He is a native of Green pastor, commissioned matching the existing ones, R y R ev. !>. M. Read zations abounded in the throughout 2,200 United ville, O.. a graduate of a rc h itect E. E. F'iorino will be placed in the cry- It was in the fall of the Mile High City Way communities through Denver university school of RELIGIOUS ARTICLES of Denver to plan the room year, eighty years ago, out the United States, public administration, and updated sanctuary, The renewal work is that a 26-year*old priest BUT YOU can overdo a Canada. South Africa, Ja serves on the boards of left London and came to which will consist of being effected under the good thing. People don't pan and the I'hilippines. It- Catholic Community cen Complete Line of Relifiotts Article* for Church end Heme original budget proposed. Colorado to recover from a mind contributing to a is estimated that nearly ters; Metropolitan Council American black walnut General contractor for the tubercular condition. The worthwhile group every three-fourths of a billion for Community Service, wood. Features will in young man was the Rev. now and then, but when dollars was raised in 1966 and the Aurora Communi clude a stylized dove project is Elvin Edwards, a A . P. W A G N E R & C O . W illiam O’Kyan, an Irish you get hit every day. your by these communities. ty center. representing the Holy member of the parish. The man through and through, patience wears thin. The The Friday Luncheon Spirit and the Chi Ro contract work for the pews CHURCH GOODS and he came Ui live as an two men of the cloth real IT ’S N O T really impor club meeting starts symbol. went to Western Seating. assistan t at the Denver ized this, and wondered if tant that the movement prom ptly at 12-noon and The reredos (ornamental Inc., of Denver. 1433 T rem o n t Place Cathedral. centralizing and organizing began in Denver, or that a adjourns at 1 p.m. Cost of screen or partition behind Daily .Mass w ill be of- Shortly after taking up the charitable fund-raising Catholic priest had a part the luncheon is $1.25. All the main altar) is of Ital fered in the Sisters’ chapel, his residence in Denver, appeals might be more ef to play in its foundation. knights, their wives, and ian Venetian glass mosaic, adjacent to the church. On T A 5-8331 Father O’Ryan met a fective. Father O’Ryan had But it is important that friends are invited. and will be framed in Sundays, while the work is young Congregationalist seen the system work in the Community Chest- black walnut, with special in progress, the present m inister, the Rev. Myron Liverpool, and he and the United Way program, lighting Reed; both were impres.sed Rev. Reed decided to try it eighty years in service, is Entrance Test by the deteriorating social in Denver. still functioning in an im T H E C R U C IF IX now conditions in the rough- Together with Mrs. Abr portant way today. And it Set By Mullen being used, and which was and-tumble mining town aham Jacobs of the Jewish continues to function in acquired in Italy by Mon on Cherry Creek, Denver, community and 11 other the city of its birth, Den The Mullen high school signor Cullen some years MaacMeHe^xardem like any city of its class influential citizens. Father ver. Freshman Entrance Test ago. will be moved to the and nature, had many NURSING & CONVALESCENT CENTER O’Ryan and the Rev. Reed w ill be given at 9 a.m., center of the reredos people on relief for many founded the Associated Saturday, Feb. 5, at the above the altar. reasons; to support people Latin American Charities of Denver, the high school, 3601 So. Low The present Communion AFFILIATED WITH ALL MAJOR HOSPITALS on relief, money was need first general meeting of ell. Denver. Those intend rail w ill be restained in ed. and charitable organi- Plea Got Results which was held in 1892. ing to take the examina walnut to match the new Appnived by the .American Hospital As.socialion From this group spread the San Francisco - U.S tion must be present at furnishings. The sanctuary Community Chest idea, Catholics serving the 8:30. later to be known as the Church in Latin America A scholarship test will United Way. have increased from 2,405 be given at the same time. News Deadline! As part of the test is the Father O’Ryan, later to 5.116 in Latin America The deadline for new’s same as the entrance elevated to the rank of since the 1960 Papal plea stories and pictures to exam, students not receiv Monsignor, became pastor for increased aid to the appear in the "Denver ing scholarships will still of St. Leo’s church, where Church in Latin American Catholic Register” is be e lig ib le for acceptance he served until his death c’ountries. Monday at 9 a.m. C orre as regular students. in 1941; he was well The ref>ort was made by spondents are asked to Fee for the entrance known and respected as an Archbishop Joseph T. have their material at orator; many of his accom McGucken of San Francis test $2. Fee for the schol the "Register” office at Kr O ’Sullivan Mr I’ pdrnlli. S..I arship examination is $5. plishments have been long co, chairman of the com this time to assure pub All test materials will he since forgotten, as happens mittee for religious person lication in the following supplied by the school. Two Jesuits with many men. but the nel o f the U.S. Bishop’s Thursday issue. work that he and the Rev. Committee on Latin Join Regis Reed began has grown America. Jesuit Magazine FOR MUTUAL FUNDS PHONE College Staff Warns 'Extremists' J O E A L B I FOR PATIENTS REQUIRINO: Cascade Investment Co A former member of the Father Rae Will Head Rome - Civilita Cat- 718 17th Street COMPLETE ■ Post-Operative Houtines Regis college faculty is one tolica, Jesuit bi-weekly 825-36S2 ■ Convaleseent Proc(*tlures of two Jesuits who have here, warned "extremists" Mutual Fund Specialises NURSING joined the Regis faculty for Religious Education Drive in the Catholic Church re ■ Physical Therapy the second semester newal that they are play SERVICES ■ Barber Shop —Beauty Salon The Rev Robert J ing into the hand.'i of those D A V E S H E A The Rev. John Rae. on by the stall of the Catholic ■ (lenerai Metlical Trt’hnif|UP.s O’Sullivan. S.J.. dean of the staff of Cathedral high School Office who are altogether oppxised & C O M P A N Y the Division of I.otters at sch(X)l. Denver, will head a Because of increased to Vatican Council reforms. ■ ATTENDING CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN St. lx)uis university and an promotion team to encour attention and efforts in It emphasized that associate profesjwir of Eng age education in Catholic the area of science on Church renewal "does not CALL OR VISIT lish there, is teaching in high schools. the elementary level, a mean a break with the Fine Raised Printing the Regis English depart past" and must be imple At an open meeting on panel of educators will • Bwtinest Stetienerv .M .VCD AU vXK (lA ltD K X S LXC ment. He taught at the education to he held on present an overview’ of mented under the mag- • Envelooes college from 1940-43 Feb. 28, 9;45 a.m., at Cure the newly adopted istoriu m itcuching of the • Annownc*tn«nts • Brochures 3131 SOUTH FEDERAL BLVD • ENGLEWOOD. COLO Father O’Sullivan re d' Ars School. Father Rae sc ien c e program in the Church, "the custodian of SPECIAL ceived his A.B.. A M. and the deposit of faith and Kaiiird Prinl 7 6 1 -0 2 6 0 will present an overall archdiocesan schools. liuainroo Card* S.T.L degrees from Si picture of Catholic educa Also present will be stu guardian o f its authentic *7.75 per thousand Louis university and also tion today; v dents from various ele interpretation” > taught at Rockhurst college Robert Lankenau of Ma- mentary schools who m KansasCity. Mo. He will chebeuf high school. Den w'ill demonstrate science return to his duties at St. ver. will discuss the var projects in conjunction I.OUIS at the end of the se ious curricula in the Den with the new science mester ver Catholic high schools texts. Also joining the Regis Extra-curricular activities Shopping . . . faculty is Frank L. Ped- will be explained by David rotti. S J . who will be D iM anna. student body teaching in the physics de governor of Cathedral high partment He holds a ba school. Sister Marcia Ann As a result o f the many articles ap|>eanng in national chelor’s degree in education of St Francis de Sales AT nO CX rRA COST ' publications condemning the so-caIU‘d high cost of dying from Illinois State univer high school will present DAVE UNOOUIST Own«r m an y p eop le a re compelled to ''shop** when selecting a I* On The Job Expor>onc» sity and the master’s and the how. where, and why On T hro* Continontt m ortu a ry. Although we are appalled at thesi* diatribes 711 mb »,rMt Ph D degrees in physics of scholarships »rd FI Now Wooiorn Fod they do present us with the opportunity to pnive to fami from the University of SAVIno* BIdd lies that a beautiful service need not l>e Exf>ensivr Fui Cincinnati He entered the An up-to-date report on ther. we provide a PERSONAL SKKVK’E at NO EXTRA Society of Jesus in 1962 matters concerning the LINDQUIST TRAVEL SERVICE CHAR(JE and will return to his latest educational develop Tel 83S7i;s studies at the close of the ments in the Archdiocesan t Hour Fro# Forhlne L« Sbollt present semester schools, will be presented I7S$ Coniorwlo
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2406 f e d e r a l BLVO 433 657b OUR C U S T O M [ R S ARE OUR BIST SALfSMtl Page 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 2, 1967 Comment for Today I We Cannot Neglect True and False Renewal Policemen, Firemen By Paul H. Hallett Every day we find ex ly that God is outside all ment among Christian Two of the most valuable citizens of any community amples of true renewal categories and that nothing bodies. are a policeman and a fireman. In more ways, perhaps, among Catholics and all can be affirmed of Him than any one citizen w’ill ever know, our lives, proper Christians, and just as save in an analogical way. T H E S E w ere 1) The ty and general well-being are guarded faithfully by these many instances of how Much — in fact, most — existence of God and His two public servants. that idea is misconstrued. that is called new in reli providence, 2) the ^revela But a public servant ought not be regarded as a To begin with the misin- gious renewal is not new, tion given to us by God in "slave;” he must earn wwges and benefits that are com terpretatioi\s and distor whether it be good or bad. the Bible. 3) the need of mensurate both with the service he provides and with tions, we might only recall But good honest renewal faith in God’s revelation, 4) the consequent risk to life and limb. the fascinating but glib is going on all about us. the fall of man. and man’s W e support wholeheartedly the tw’o amendments Episcopalian Bishop, Dr. This month, for the first need for the grace of God, which w ill appear on the Feb. 7 ballot: The police James A. Pike, who said in tim e in its history, the 5) the d ivin ity of Christ, amendment No. 1 and the Fire department amendment Denver recently that Catholic community of His atonement, and His No. 2. If approved by voters of the City and County of church membership was Nederland was enabled to authorship of all the grace Denver, the amendments would provide a 10 |>er cent declining, and that the have a church for saying we receive, 6) the divinity increase in wages for both city policemen and firemen. way to reverse it was to Mass and hearing Confes o f the Holy Spirit, who ac The police department amendment would provide, in- h a ve "fe w e r beliefs and sions every Sunday. This tively inspires and guides, addition to the pay increase, a shared liability (i.e., more belief. You just can’t w as because o f the ecu« 7) the existence of at least between the city and the {wlice officer) in suits brought affirm so many things.” menical spirit of the Pres two sacraments, Baptism against the officers in the official performance o f their Dr. Pike should know byterian assembly of Ned and the Eucharist, and the duties. that the very Christian erland, which allowed the use among many non- Catholic bodies of ceremo IT C AN N O T be gainsaid that, in order to maintain denominations that are Catholics the part-time use nies not unlike what Cath a high standard in either police or fire department per most m eager in member o f the Nederland Commu sonnel, adequate salaries must be paid. Denver should ship are the ones that nity Church. olics call the other five have learned that lesson five years ago. But it’s been have the fewest beliefs — sacraments, 8) human re more than two years since either dejiartment has re and their fewness in beliefs It is renewal when sponsibility, the resurrec ceived a pay increase; if Denver voters approve the two is not compensated by any Christians, without wa tion of the dead, and God’s proposed amendment, it will still be some time — for intensity in their faith in terin g down their beliefs, judgment to come, 9) a the police department, six months, and for the fire de what they do hold. realize that to help one conviction that present di partment, one year - before the pay hikes go into ef Christian group does not visions are not according to fect. If none is forthcoming for another two years, this 'FROM THE Catholic hurt the rest but is a God’s will and that we totals up to one raise in five years. fold, we have a young pro- manifestation of that soli- must strive, in a humble It’s time for Denverites to let the jxiHce and fire dep fessor in the University of darity that should charac- and penitent spirit, for un artments "catch up” with the economic status of national Toronto, Dr. Leslie Dewart, terizc all the baptized, who ity. wage demands. In the last three years, the over-all av who has written a much form, more or less fully, Contrary to Bishop Pike erage of the cost of living has risen some 5.6 per cent; publicized new book called one Body of Christ. or Dr. Dewart. the path of Visage surveys by the city’s own agent has dicUitcKl salary The Future of Belief. The renewal is not to I k ? found increases for other employes of nine per cent for the United Press religion re That veteran Catholic in fewer beliefs or radically period between 1965-1967; the proposed pay hikes would porter, Louis Cassels, says ecumenist. Father Bernard different concepts of God do no more than merely bring the. firemen and |x)lice- that it sets forth a radical Learning, S.J., found, in but in a fuller realization men up to date in the matter of sufficient wages. new concept o f God; but the course o f dialogue and o f the many lieliefs most Another consideration must be mentioned about the insofar as it says anything comparison, nine areas of C h ris tia n s still have in P«)lice amendment No. 1. At present, any officer stands clear and constructive it more or less wide agree common. personally liable for any suit brought against him in the merely reaffirms what has performing of his ofiicial duty; insurance protecting the always been proclaimed in officer against false arrest complaints is prohibitively traditional theology, name- exi>ensive, and it cannot and should not be personally '"QCUCKFATHe.R—THE ASH ES ! 9 Viewpoint borne by the individual officer. Amendment No. 1 would apply to members in the classified service of the Denver Police department; it • Strings to the Bow On Trying Too Hard would cover policemen only in the performance of their official duties and in those instances where the officer By Rev. L. Marvin Read has not abused his authority. The proposal asks that the Materialism Threatens Church Trying too hard to do a eral or a conservative des city be named co-defendant in nuisance cases in order that appeals might be fought to the highest cxmrt of By Frank Morriss be- perately striving to project come self-conscious and appeals. This would protect the officer against grudge an image of what Chris m uff the whole thing; in tianity ought to be, there complaints, complaints which constantly ini|)eril the Early in January, Pope by "prophets o f atheism” ishments. It wishes man knows it is a lie that the spite o f good motivations must be avoided the pious security of the officer and his family. Paul VI said religion faced and "propagandists of lai- Church has fostered indif praised for accomplish and good intentions, over posturing, the self-cons- • This protection against exorbitant judgments makes a difficulty that is "impos cism " and have repercus ference to mankind. ments; but holds him strivin g leads to undera cious posing of "in-ness” common sense; a ix)lice officer will be far more effective sible;" humanly speaking. sions within the Church Hundreds o f her sons and blameless for his crimes. It chieving. and "authenticity” that in his duty if he does not live in a constant fear of It is today’s "rampant herself. daughters have given all demands consensus doc Some of today’s striving must make a normal, being sued into poverty by irate citizens. materialism and a seeking To make sure his listen- their lives helping others trine, which means shilling for Christian authenticity hard-working Christian after the kingdom of this era would not think he was in every century. They do doctrine, without warning is a good example of T H E T W O amendments. No. 1 and No. 2, present world." Joined to this making a mere routine so in this century, asking mankind that standing on wonder whether he is "trying too hard;” it’s not a nothing more than basic t*onsideration8 for two o f Den materialism is a denial of warning, the Pope said the no vindication or publicity shifting doctrine is like genuine since he is not standing on quicksand. matter of aggiornamento persuaded or attracted by ver’s rrtost valuable citizens; Denverites cannot afford to all that transcends science. explosion of these problems and receivin g none, until Concern ab ou t man is Christians missing the neglect iiblicemen and firemen anymore than they can Both of these things, said "can subvert the entire the prudent movement of these phenomenal panora almost always cruel, while point, but it ’s rather an afTord to be neglected by policemen and firemen. doctrinal, moral, and in the Church brings them an mas. the Pope, are seized upon pretending to be kind; con issue of a few noisier, less deed ecclesial foundations in fa llib le recognition as cern fo r man is often mis prepared Now Breed who, of Christianity.” God’s friends. W H E N a person poses, taken as being cruel, in with teeth bared, picket he is unsure of himself. In It is not, therefore, con the way true love often is signs upraised and slogans IN O TH E R WORDS, a being unsure of himself, he cern with relieving suffer mistaken because it seeks flying, are being harmfully Readers'' Rostrum spirit o f worldlincss as he can’t BE himself, and he ing or with bettering man the true good of someone artificial and hypocritically from St. Louis with Bishop whites hastily tied the wagons described it can bring the can’t be known by others. R ep ly On kind that the Pope has in who doesn’t recognize that un-spontaneous. Lamy, Father D. M. Gasparri. together for defense, the men Church as near ruin as it His lack of growth has ex mind in decrying the pur good. These over-eager few are Nun's Grace SJ.. two other Jesuit Fathers stationing themselves in the can be brought, and shall iled him to the isolation and two Sisters of Charity. On suit o f the kingdom of this Com m unism , which is balanced out. o f course, by best positions their unprotect- do so unless it is answered of infantilism. When such Editor: Friday, June 14th, the carav cd condition offered. world. What is it that has pure materialism, continu the singularly determined a person’s communication by at once and with crept into Christianity and ally preaches a dogma of Regarding the picture on an left Leavenworth, Kans., Throughout the entire night group of under-eager "Old shrinks to a unilateral Page 1 of the Register Jan. strength. The answer, we threatens its foundations? kindness and concern for reaching St. Mary’s, at that the situation continued, dark Brood" Christians who, "Everyone should listen to 19-that was taken in 1867 time a reservation of the Pot- ness adding to its terror. The can logically presume, It is simply I am sure man. But because it be with jaws firmly set, canon m e,” he has stopped com and shows two Sisters of tawattomic Indians, on the five Sisters remained in a must be the opposite of that care fo r man is rap lieves man is the end all law books at the ready and municating and has begun, Charity kneeling at the grave 21st. From that point on the tent, tortured by fears more that rampant materialism idly degenerating into care of nature, it is cruel to of a Loretto nun, may I recall Latin cliches pouring forth, madly, to speak only to party was more or less beset agonizing than their defenders he described — a seeking about man. We have him, enslaving him, delu- the following quotation from look and act equally out of him self. When his ability by savages who, however. could dream of, and fervently not o f this world’s kingdom heeded the warning manizing him, tiwsting the "Annals of the Sisters of showed no indication of fight- they prayed for death before place. for loving narrows so much by that of Christ and His against putting any trust him out o f his nature. iKjretto:’’ ing until the evening of the falling into the hands of the But it’s primarily of the that he can love only those Father. Needless to say, in that which rust decays C h ristian ity, which is 17th o f July, when fifty of maddened savages. But the former group of whom we who agree with him and any answers we can give or moths devour; but we the opposite of material "The memory of one little them suddenly appeared and angel of the Ix>rd guarded that w rite today that slim dismiss those who aisugree, band that she (Loretto) sent to began their attack on the to the idolators of science. are on the verge of putting ism. culls man to sacrifice, little band that fearsome minority o f hot-shot Chris his love has become a join their Sisters in far New caravan. Six days later choierr the "prophets of atheism," our trust in that which is renounce, do penance, di night, and the Indians did not tians who ostensibly yearn Mexico is forever sacred in the broke out. the victim being a destroy the helpless men and and the "propagandists of destined for the grave, strust the appeals of the farce. for the highest o f Christian Such a Christian, under annals of I^oretto, and for one young man from Ohio. While women who were at their laicism ” will be a rebuke senses. And for this it is ideals and who neither un a well-intentioned zeal but nameless, unknown grave her he was dying the party was mercy. For one, however, the o f that destructive materi IT IS easy to distinguish culled cruelj but Christian grea t mother-heart forever again set upon by the Indians, derstand nor possess those shock was too great, and the alism. between materialistic con ity knows what is best for a poorly-foundationed yearns. now numlwring three hundred. next day Sister Mary Alphon- cern about man and man because it knows ideals. These are the knowledge, has become "In 1867 three sisters start- frightful to behold in their SR Thompson, a native of Christian concern fo r man. showcase Christians, whose unchristian; in striving to A n yon e who has read what man really is — a cd fo r Santa Fo, traveling war-paint and feathers. The Kentucky, fell sick unto death. The latter is primarily total preoccupation with ascend the heights, he has the Lives of the Saints child of God made in God’s She received the last Sacra motivated by what man is, image and destined for V a tic a n II has been so fallen into the depths of ments, and. notwithstanding w 'h e re as th e fo rm er is eternal residence in God’s time-consuming that they irrelevance. her dying condition, the jour THE DENVER CATHOLIC m otivated by what man dwelling place. haven’t read a single Both the Church and the ney had to Ik ? continued, since feels, how he reacts, what Council document. it was not known at what individual within the REGISTER Lent his present material con IT IS N ’ T peculiar that The sincerity of "En Church currently sense a moment the Indians, more dition is to be. The former, materialism’s claims are strongly reinforced, would re Len t is a most ancient counter Christians” is to need for change and being presented with cre President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Veh r. D.D. turn. On July 24th. at ten institution in the Church. when man asks for bread, be presumcKl (even as we adaptation. The Church, in Editor ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flah erty o’clock, the beautiful soul of It originated with Chris gives it to him as a broth dentials stamped "love.’’ strain to presume the hon a genuine process of matu Managing Editor ...... Miles F. P o rter Sister Alphonsa was rclca.sed tian ity itself, although its er of Christ; the latter of A ll ev il is similarly pre esty of the Old Guard), but ration, has consciously und Denver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha from the bondage of bodily essential spirit is found in fers him the stone of birth sen ted. Fornication and the depth of their under deeply examined and adultery arc done in love’s Associate Editors ...... Rev. L. Murvin Read. pain and earthly fears. When the Old Testament and in control, or sterilization, or standing and convictions evaluated itself, and has the halt was made that eve name. Pride seeks its in Frank Morriss, Linus Riordan, early Hebrew customs. euthanasia, or eugenics. cannot go unchallenged. realized the changes it ning. they dug her a grave in When man demands self- dependence in the name of Paul H. Hallett, Jack Haeon, A period of fast before There is something lacking must make within, in order the desert plains, fashioned for expression, concern for the love o f greater truth Ernest E. Sanchez. Chris Hernon. the Feast of the Resurrec in one who g lib ly labels to become more effective her tender frame a rude coffin, man tells him to search than that offered by the and James R. Walsh und while the lone wind tion probably was observed any situation with plus or without- Thus, the changes Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy the heavens for his place; revealed word of God. Men minus tags of "encounter.” have come, they are sobbed its dirge they gave her from very early times. But who fight for freedom are Circulation Director ...... Julio M. Boggs frail body back to the great concern a b o u t man bids "commitment,’’ "concern” coming and they will con not until 840 A.D. was the called bullies, in the name mother’s not untender keeping. him concentrate on those and "love” only because it’s tinue to come. time of Lent fixed from th in g s th a t touch most of love, by those who think In sorrow they did it, for al easier to christen circum The self-conscious, posing Ash Wednesday through directly his nerve endings. love dictates submission to Published Weekly by most with her last breath she stances than it is to deal "Encounter Christian” sees Holy Saturday. When man insi.sts he must evil. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (INC.) had begged them not to bury with them. the same world-to-be-af- her there, but to take her on These 40 Days (Sundays find meaning in existence, Self-fulfillment and rele 93H Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 80204 W hat is frequently for to New Mexico; for the fear of are not included in the conc*ern fo r man tolls him vance are two of material fected; but he presumes Telephone. 825-1145 p.Q. Box 1620 gotten. or never learned by the Indians that killed her count) arc an analogy with to have faith, as he was ism’s catchwords, but most that it is the Church and haupted her in her dying mo the 40 Days’ fast of Jesus those who walk in the the world that must be Subscription: S4.00 a year. hidden of old; concern often they mask a self- ments: and she dreaded the Christ, the 40 years of precarious position of un adapted to him. He would ; Canada, $5..50 a year per subscription. ab ou t man tells him he seeking. Today’s youths are mortal tenement she was Moses und of Elias in the tutored tres avant garde, fashion God’s image to his Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a means only what he wants told to put themselves at leaving should fall into their w ilderness, and 40 days’ is that there is no sense own and would right the year. desecrating hands. Under ex to mean — and thus the center of the universe. grace given by Jonas in trying to preach a solemn world without righting Second Class I'ostuge Paid at Denver. Colorado. isting conditions, to comply drives him to insanity, for I f they do so, they must with the poor last request Al- his preaching at Nineveh. man was meant to be remove God and his will to and sublime "I-Thou” until himself. He does not need phonaa Thompson made upon The word Lent comes united to God’s will but he some corner of that uni there has been appreciated change or modification: her fellow men was. they felt from the Anglo-Saxon is pulled down by primor verse, for two things can a basic "You-M e” of life. Everyone else does. impotsihle; but they marked L e n gtc n -tid e , i.e., when dial sin; here his need is not stand at the same cen The whole concept of the As an individual, the her grave with a cross, trust the days lengthen, or ter. Christian experience has got cliche Catholic will not see OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ing, perchance, that at some contradicted by what he The Denver Catholic Register merits our spring, and has no reli wants. I present these as I.«enten to mean more than crisp himself as he is, nor will future time a less perplexed cliches and shallow smiles; cordial approval. We confirm it as the official company would give the Sister gious derivation. The Latin thoughts. I believe there is he open himself to the publication of the archdiocese. Whatever ap the hunal she craved. But the term fo r this season is Materialism in religious more than a little materi i t ’s healthy* to be in telli painful truth of self-discov pears in its columns over the signature of the wild atorms beating upon that quudragesim a, which thought isn’t far to seek — alism in the current idea gently avant garde and ery. Seeking only to define Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia open and unprotected country means a 40-day period. it says God is what man that penance isn't neces aggiornam ento, obviously, the world according to is hereby declared official. soon laid the marking cross as believes Him to be. morals sarily a good way to show but merely to play at the what he is (and that is an We hope The Register will be read in every low as the lortely grave, and are what man wishes them we love God. Perhaps there game of being "good, con uncertain quantity), he re home of the archdiocese. over both the sand o f the to be, faith is whatever are better ways, but pen tem porary Christians” be fuses obstinately to redef wilderness drifted, and only W e u rge pastor.s. parents, and teachers to Greatness man believes worth bclicv- ance is the very best way cause it’s "in" can only ine h im self and his real- the watchful eye of God sees bcing in. It erects its sign- we can show we know cultivate a taste in the children of the arch where Sister Alphonsa it cause harm 'to individuals tionship to others He will diocese for the rending of The Hcgistcr. peacefully sleeping. "Person.*; tuul Uimg» look PonU unl> ua paiita-leadiiig vs hut luaa 1* — and ihai m and to the Church. e.schew the very openness he the beat way to love man. ‘ URBAN J. V K H R great at a distance, which downward, for they are the Christianity is more than dem ands o f others, and "Keferring to her death. AH else is contempt, no Archbishop of Denver Biahop Lam wrote The arc not so when seen easiest paths. It grants a sport and a challenge for will close in upon himself close." — Cardinal New- that there are rewards; but m atter how it wears the angry young men and and his own ideas by (Turn to Page ,5i man. denies that there are pun- mask of deep concern. women. Whether it’s a lib- (Turn to I»aKe 5) • Listening in Thursday/ February 2, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 5 Column Reading — Not Skilled Officer Replaces
Sitting — Modern Penance Image of the 'Dumb Cop'
By Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer Fort Collins — The old spect. and vour support. often fa il to come to the im age o f the "dumb cop” Every citizen has the obli Lives there a man with soul so dead. saint’s imjwrtunity with the proviso that assistance of the officers,” has been replaced by that Who never to himself hath said. 10 loaves of bread and u jug of water gation to not only abide by he said. of the skilled, well-trained I ’d rather like to be a Stylite? were sealed up with him. When, at Kas- the law, but to support it. Recent court decisions law enforcement man who ter, they broke throu-h, . the bread and There are two and one- concerning the taking of m u s t kn ow N ay, gentle reader, before you cast water were untouched, Symeon was half million serious crimes evidence have caused w h e n , how this screed from you with contumely, more than half-dead, but the Eucharist committed in the United little change in most po pause and perpend. Th ere are certain promptly revived him. He |>erformed this and who to States annually — one ev lice departments, he advantages, not to be despised, to be de discipline through 19 successive Ix?nts, question, how ery four minutes, he said, since they were to seek and rived from living on a j>illar. The cost, but this only whetted hi.s ap{)etite for pointed out. Juvenile crime generally observing the in spite of the alarming increase in the the greater jH*nance to come. classify — that committed by per laws as the courts arc price of pillars, largely due to the lack evidence, and sons up to age 18 — has now interpreting them. o f com|>etent stone-masons, is still mod This wa.s the ins[)iration of the pillar. to what ex-1 increased seven times as Special guests at the erate by comparison with condominiums; It was set up near the monastery of tent to make I fast as the population in m eeting were state secre the land required, by jiurchase or rent, Tellnesin, and no .s It adds up. Maybe our arithmetic is a little unusual, but it makes sense If you FREEZER BEEF care enough about your community to get to the polls on February 7th. and ST. MICHAELS if you can see w ith realistic vision into Denver's future, you 'll probably vote FOR tha proposal to renew Public Service Company's Denver franchise FULL Vz BEEF 47c lb. Cut F POLICE GUILD Now. if you’d 1‘ke a tew financial tacts to build Th.i; , |q tp«nd that $200 mil HIND QUARTER your vision on. consider the estimated SS25 mil 59c lb. R lion lor For more gas suopi/ and alectnc general Sharp Frozen lion PSC wilt pay to the city In franchise teies over mg caparlty, greater elLc and moie servt,-« the rext 20 years. Then consider the $3Q0 rruHion FRONT QUARTER 45c lb. la:-:" -s - s o we'll be ready with the lat iHtes t« E EARNESTLY ASKS wa plan to spend on construction almost all in v’leel Denvei's (utora demands for gas and elec Delivered one place—your home region—In tha next five tricityel the lowest per-unit prices possible ALL YOUR SUPPORT years. Adri to that PSC'a $2S million annual Oen- Th*i'- Tf I'sfloneby an investor-owned E ver Area payroll, and anoihe/ SS mUlion-plus in business I-custom #'-oriented ■ty FOR annual property, salee and rnlicellantous taxes compan, j paid to the city and tie schools Total it up and Whether you call it ’free enterprise " NO MONEY DOWN multiply by the steady rale of Denver's present growth, and any way you divMa It. li HAS to be Of the ‘'Amefican way" or just plain 6 MONTHS FINANCING good lor your city and for you "good business", make sure It's here to POLICEMEN But maybe you're not a fmancMi wuaro or a stay Vote FO R the proposal to renew NO INTEREST CHARGED prophet Meybe you're meinly interested in gas BY VOTING FOR and eteeirK service you can count on and afterd Public Service Com pany’s Denver lrar>- Ask about OUR SPECIALS on frozen veg. at tha same bme chise on February 71 INITIATED "M an y other selected items, with P u b li{ ‘ Prices to serve you better." AMENDMENT #1 , S < ' r M c * o Com pa IIV ON T U E S D A Y HOLIDAY THRIFTWAY !(0) an '.NvestO' owned utiMy MOR-VALU STAMPS ON FULL PURCHASES FEB. 7th 1967 Thursday, February 2, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 7 • Symphony Roviow V if Beethoven, Prokofiev, and Franck Ry Edward 1^. this subject, especially so Prokofiev was a brilliant I have heard this work proper duration and -■ i Maginnis» in the context of this pianist, a fact which is done by some of the most proceded to recover, with week’s somewhat longer underlined by the pianistic muscular pianists of our out destroying the shape Beethoveiu, Prokofiev, than average program. I exigencies of this concerto, time, including the late of the phrase or loosing and Franck made up the do think, however, that in my judgment, one of William Kapell, collabo the rhythm. program ofCered by the the pecularities of structu his best works in which rating with Golschmann in Denver Symphony this ral balance in the finale of genuine thematic develop St. Louis. Uninsky, wheth CESAR Franck’s Sym week. It mucked Vladimir Beethoven One, and nota ment plays a large part. er by physical limitation ph on y in D M in or is Golschmann’s return to the bly the brevity of the ex Both were loyal to the or intellectual choice, is chestnut that was p e r t local podium, after an ab position itself, would war Russian tradition of the not one of these. formed in a totally utt£ sence o f four subscription rant a repeat of the expcj- 19th century, each in his Willy-nilly he created cliched, unhackneyed way; concerts. Tlie orchestra sition of the fourth move own way. Both possessed the impression that his Dynamics were beautifully sounded assured as well as ment alone. Be that as it the talents of a good technical resources were a balanced throughout and stylistically alert to the may, we were given a workman rather than o f a bit better than barely excellently suited to dis nuances of sound which very felicitous performance, genius, and, 1 suspect as a adequate to the demands playing the complex and three such difierent com thrusting yet balanced. consequence, both evidence of the concerto. Were it interesting structure of posers demaTid. Stay>at>Homes Provide Equipment Prokofiev’s Piano Con a large, often disquieting, otherwise, he could easily this satisfying work. ^ The Beethoven offering certo Num ber Three had measure of self-conscious be forgiven the occasional The tempos in the slow Three pieces of important equipment were recently purchased for St, which opened the program Alexander Uninsky as ness in their v-xiting. roughness in matters of er parts were occasionalK'> Francis hospital, Colorado Springs, hy members of its women’s board. Mrs. was the aEmost but not soloist. F’revious remarks tempo that kept recurring a bit brisk, especially ^ l,.aurcttu McMahon, left, fund chairman, and Mrs. Raoul Urich, ri^ht, quite unBeethovenian may lead to the su.spicion THERE the similarity throughout the perform the cyclic restatement ^ f board president, presented to Sister M. Ann Thomas, director of nursing First Sym;phony in C that I am not the most halts. The carefully crafted ance, a roughness which the first* movement, theme services, an infant circle filter, a ventimeter-ventilator, and a telethermo M ajor. This music can be enthusiastic partisan of style o f Rachmaninoff be Golschmann and the in the finale, but never meter. Funds for the patient-care apparatus came from the board’s 12th made to sound like Moz this late Russian compos trays an emotionalism, orchestra did a spectac unsettlingly so. annua! "Eveninif at Home” project, which netted more than $2,200 from art, which it assuredly is er’s music. which has the control but ularly good job o f conceal not, or souped up to ma local residents. Proceeds not used for the equipment were jjiven to the My observations dbout not the genius of Tchai ing. Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph institution for a permanent instrument ture Beethoven, which it kovsky to bring it olT. The Unfortunately, though, i f equally is not. Golschmann Monday evening’s perform fund. ance might well be illum sometimes arty-crafty style this concerto is not done displayed his customary of Prokofiev displays a flashily, it had almost BAKERIES awareness o f idiom in giv inated by a comparison with the slightly earlier cerebralism, which fre better not be done at all. I Home of Fine Pastries ing us a presentation with quently points to itself in say "alm ost” becau.se the Our Lady of Fatima First Saturday the appropi'iate amount of work of a slightly older 66 So. Broadway compatriot, Sergei Rach an adolescent, certainly performance was a fine IH19 So. Colorado BIvcL gaiety and vigor. The tem- not totally humane, way. demonstration of how our pos were quite apt maninoff. Like the latter. 1350 Colorado Blvd. Club To Sponsor Mass, Holy Hour orchestra has more and 2410 EhnL 3rd Ave. throughout and the dyn«ii^' more learned how to "keep L -ics were particularly well St. Rita's Court of C.D. of A. Will •its cool.” This achievement Members of Our Lady of H oly Ghost church, 19th F O R M E D to promote suited to the specialized was impressively chal- THE PERFECT GIFT Fatima First Saturday club and California streets. An the message o f Fatima, its demands o f young Ludwig. Hold Its Annual Banquet Feb. 5 •lenged in the opening FOR ANY OCCASION will sponsor a Mass and indulgence may be gained members are composed of- bars, when the solo clari H o ly H our at 12 noon, through the special observ men, women, and children. EXCEPT for the third Special entertainers at Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer Saturday, Feb. 4. A lunch the annual banquet spxm- net firm ly and unembar- ance. Prescribed prayers are of movement, where a tradi Kolka of the Catholic eon will follow in the Den sored by St. Rita’s Court assedly hit a wrong note, A unique organization, fered at each meeting, as tion prevails which is Charities; the Rev. Freder ver Tea room. Reservations 625, Catholic Daughters of ick McCallin, Junior C.D. maintained it for the the First Saturday club outlined by the National about as iron-bound as may be made by calling America, will be Irish-ten of A. chaplain; the State has no dues, no meetings, Reparation Society of the anything obtaining in mu Miss Mina Heiser, 623- and no elected officers. or B ill Mclllree, accompa Regent, Vice state Regent, MILE-HI Immaculate Heart of Mary. sical performance, none of 2067, on or before Friday, M eetings have been held nied by his wife, Terry. and State Deputies. CLEANING SERVICE Feb. 3. the repetitions of the ex The banquet will begin at on the First Saturday of Reservations should be Rugs and Upholstery The Rt. Rev. Monsignor positions was observed. I every month from October 6:30 p.m., Feb. 5 in the made by Feb. 2, and Expertly Cleaned make appointmvnt now for William Monaghan, spiri am in sympathy with Central City room o f the checks, for $5.50, covering the gift only you can give-^ through May since 1940. In Your Homo or in Our Plont tual director of the organ Miss Lucille Murphy is Golschmann’s position on Brown Palace hotel, Den the banquet tickets, op>cn your portrait — ization, will ofTer Mass in ver. • itilUl Wirk It acting chairman. to all friends of the C.D. of inilerate Briccs. by Hat Could, Preceding the evening’s A., must be sent direct to Lady of Bell B Iiairi6 Pritectisi ' The House of festivities, a reception for Mrs. Jew ell M ohan 4785 Mitk Bitelow's Food Service Officials Recollection Day new members will be held Eliot street, Denver. • Finm KirBtt-Kare Photography at 2 p.m. in the Court’s Miss Magdalene Hughes, Meihiif. 2HI.'5 K. 2nd A v c . Planned Mar. 12 club house, 765 Pennsylva assisted by all officers of C a ll - 744-3139 To Hold 2-Day Seminar nia, Denver. {(.’hori Cre-k) the court, will direct the 310 W . Io w a A v e . :t;w-:t279 Members of Our Lady of Special guests will in initiation ceremonies. Colorado Spring.s — The rado D ietetic association, the BeQl, organization for clude Archbishop Urban J. program for the food serv the Colorado Hospital as- Catholic telephone women, Vehr, state chaplain; Aux Go Blonde, Brunette or Redhead in ice supxjrvisors w’orkshop to scxriation, the State of Col 0 Vocunm In Rarly R«-.1rlat will sjponsor a Day o f Rec iliary Bishop David Malo as little as 1/10th the time with. .. be conducted at Colorado orado Department of Public ollection on March 12, in ney; Rt. Rev. Monsignor 2 MARY ANNE College, here Feb. 6-7 has H ealth, and the Colorado St. Elizabeth’s church, 11th George Evans, Court chap BAKERIES u l t r a m a t i c b e e n a n • Association of Nursing Mr. and Mrs. Trujillo and Curtis streets, Denver. lain; Rt. Rev. Monsignor Just installed in eur shop as a new A ll BulU r nounced by Honies. \ The first conference will Gregory Smith, V.G., P.A.; service for our S i s t e r The course provides a i begin at 1:30 p.m. followed % CAKES patrons at NO EXTRA CHARGE! J e a n n e t t e means of training cook- Golden Wedding • ______• Bleaching done as fast as 6 minutes—not 60. by a question and answer DR. DENNIS S. McGUIRE Marie, state managers and food super P artits • Tints—4 minutes, not 40. I coffee hour in the school • Rinses—as fast as 1 minute, not 10. coordinator of Fete Celebrated • WaOdlnta visors working in hospitals lunchroom. A n oth er con- OPTOMETRIST the American • rnl! and nursing homes in M r. and Mrs. N asario ference w ill be conducted Evenings X Merchant's Park — 71] « f l » Dietetic which full-time profession by X Villa llalia Center BEAUTY Trujillo of Denver cele- at 3:30 p.m. Mass will be Appointment 2 7300 w. AiameOa Ave. Association XWeslIand Shopping Center — 297*74f| SALON ally qualified dietitians are brated th eir (-olden anni- ofTered at 4 p.m. course for the, J 2S Broadway — 744-7} ... through- prayer, work, sacri. treat house. 1661 Mesa tice. and |oy . . . by using your talents as a Nurse. Laboratory and X Ray avenue, during their stay Technician. Secratary. Accountant, in Colorado Springs. Dietitian. Seamstress. Cook, as well as In other hospital departments and in a new extension ot our work In the FREE HUNT CLEANERS Catechetical and social service fields. T H E R E IS NO G R E A TE R C H A H ITY t (Write- giving your age-to Vocation Director. 76f X lh St., Rock Island. 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Cormal Poflih Cradit Union 3549 Navajo Page'S DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 2. 1967 Mochebeuf Student to Get High Award such time and care to his added a note of her own in "He constantly and scouting awards including John taking his younger The Mile-Hi La Sertoma family is rare.” saying "On the basis of Club of Denver will pre quietly responds to an un the Parvuli Dei, Ad Altare brother and sister, hand in hand, for walks in the Sister Mary Christopher. John’s keen sensitivity to sent a "Youth Service spoken need for assist Dei and Pius XII awards, neighborhood. 1 think a director of CCD, School o f other people, I feel he is very A w a rd ” citation and $100 ance.” she said. and with other Scouts, has teenager who devotes Religion for the Retarded, deserving of this award.” bond to John Gerard Hig helped at Mercy hospital, gins. son o f Mr. and Mrs. A M E M B E R of the Boy Denver. Laurence R. Higgins of Scouts for eight years, he Despite many extracurri Denver. . was an Eagle Scout and cular activities at school jn- CYO Chess Tourney Slated earned 37 m erit badges. The presentation will be cluding the glee club, plays, Through scouting, the made at the group’s meet Literary club. National For The Queen of the Holy CYO group will meet at school, parish, and home young student helped in ing, Feb. 6, 12:30 p.m., at ensic League, and the Junior Rosary Council 3799, the home o f Council 3799, telephone number to Queen givin g toys for Christmas the Cherry Creek Inn. Classical League, young Knights of Columbus, in 1900 Harlan street. Edge- of the Holy Rosary Council to the Little Flower center Higgins is a member of the conjunction with the Cath water, on April 1. 3799, 1900 Harlan street, and helped organize a A junior at Machebeuf National Honor society and olic Youth Organization, Edgewater. Colo. Persons Scout troop at the DeSmet I high school, Denver, the has served on several class w ill sponsor a chess tour Application may be made applying for the tourna Indian center in Denver. youth was nominated by committees. for the tournament by ment are asked to state if The Machebeuf junior nament. Sister Mary Jean, of the Champions from each sending name, address. they are members o f the has received three religious An Altar Boy since the social studies depart CYO. ment at the school. Thir fifth grade, he attends Mass daily and is a member of the ty-six classmates and Denies Segregation Cause P A R T IC IP A N T S in the two teachers added their Young Christian Students Pittsburgh — Parochial schools were defended here against tournament will provide recommendations. and the Catholic Student the charge that they are "a real cause” of dc facto segregation their own game equipment. Mission Crusade. He also in inner-city areas. Auxiliary Bishop John B. McDowell, school St. Anne's Youths The 16-year old student belongs to the boys’ choir. superintendent for the Diocese of Pittsburgh, said the cause was nominated by Sister rests rather with the flight of White families to the suburbs. "If the Catholic school population remains more constant" in racial 1 Wedding Displaying projects, equipment and brochures Mary Jean for his "out M ISS Barbara Van Camp, the youth’s homeroom teach composition, "then it is evident that Catholic school parents are which can be seen at a science fair sponsored by standing responsiveness to not leaving (the inner-city) as quickly” as non-Cathoiic par 1 Invitations St Anne’s school, Arvada, on Feb. 14. are, left to the needs of others . . .” er, English teacher, and neighbor, witnessed the ents." he said, adding that the contribution of the strong paro right, Jeff Herbison; Sister Joelyn Marie, eighth "H is gracious care for an chial school is "a plus — not a minus factor." grade science teacher; Mike Murray, and Chris afflicted brother first att boy’s outstanding response J * BRIOE BOOKS in religious and civic service. Helm. racted my attention at m " • NAPKINS "Considered alongside m m i ...... church and in the neigh Open Eves by Appt. John’s other contributions.” borhood,” she said, "and he j spcculchirm> tutors other afflicted chil she said, "these show the THEINVITATION dren at special education breadth of his involvement BONSAI NURSERY SHOP classes in religious in with others or for others.” 3750 So. Federal Blvd. 789-2394 3494 W. 38th 477-56S0 struction. John Higgins "1 have encountered PROPERLY AGED, TRIMMED AND ED-- KING'S SOOPERB... To Get Top Awards Five Cub Scouts of Pack 155 sponsored by St Catherine’s parish will receive the Parvuli Dei award on Scout Sunday, Feb. 12. The Cubs were reviewed by the Rev. Robert Hehn, chaplain of the pack. Shown with their religious projects and scrapbooks are, left to right, Mark Murphy, Ant on Garbarino, Mark Price, Theodore Silstrop, and Daniel Polak. SIRLOIN TIP V f h i s a H i i Marycrest Entrance Exam Eighth-grade girls from all points of the Den ver compass will be taking the entrance examina tion for Marycrest high school on Saturday, Feb. 4, at 8:30 a.m. Members of the present freshman class illustrate the broad area represented. Left to Friesh from King's own quality bakery! right are Sheryl Brzoticky, Holy Cross, Thornton; Mary Felling, St. James; Valeric DeNicola, All IRISH OATMEAL BREAD (Reg. 3lc) 2 7 ' Saints; and Cathy Ondrusek, Sts. Peter and Paul NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW PRIZE BEEF parishes. CUBED STEAKS Ideal for a quick meal DANISH Forum o n Independence Set DATE ROLLS Pk9.ol3 2 5 ' At St. Mary's Academy NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW PINEAPPLE SIRLOIN TIP ROAST PRIZE BEEF Boneless— Easy to Carve 7" - 2 Layer 69' The sophomore students, associated professor of psy WHITE CAKE (Reg. 7 9 0 their parents, and teachers chology at Loretto Heights w ill meet Monday night. college, Denver, will speak Hot bakery special! Feb. 6, at 7:45 p.m. in the on the psychology of inde FULLY COOKED HAMS SLICED BACON BUTTERFLY DANISH forum of St. Mary’s acade pendence. LINK SAUSAGE ROLLS BAR S BRAND RATH BLACKHAWK GREEN N OLIVER my, Denver. BUTTERSCOTCH TOPPING Whole or Half Lb. TO Leading Number 1 Bacon Pkg. 5 9 ' Pure Pork — Extra Lean Lb. 6 9 ' 648' The program will cover Reg. 6 for 54c the topic, "On Becoming Independent.” The creative personal approach in teaching students at St. KING'S DELICATESSEN SPECIALS! Mary’s will be explored by members of the faculty. COLE SLAW HOMEMADE Mrs. Mary Jane Penrose. R E G . 49c L B 39' SWEET & SOUR Wau •• POTATO SALAD R E G . 49c L B 39' I wait CARPETS S L IC E D TO Room Sbe DUTCH LOAF YOUR LIKING L B 79' and Smaller RUGS f La>ta»l Mlacliant n Ifw city Furniture 2834 W. 44th Ave. E.M.W. 433-8831 where cnah tnlkt 2111 So, nromlwroy 3566 So. BroailwBy SIterm on 4' 27S4 i 761-0324 w A WW-W PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. IVAI5//, GILL & SMITH in s u re rs PRE SILVER SALMON Est. 1864 PERCH FILLET Peter J. Walsh, Afa/taginff /*ar/;icr LENTEN STEAKS 1010 GUARANTY BOOTH 4 9 ' , BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 SPECIALS , L b . P K 9 . BOOTH Lb. 9 8 ' Thursday, February 2, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 All-School Talent Show THEME Holy Cross Abbey School “AROUND THE WORLD*' Youth Highlights Slated by Presentation 8TH ANNUAL COLORADO Dean'f List St. A n n e 's presented with a silver Boy On Feb. 2 and 3, Pres each performance will be Sets Entrance Test Dates Scout statuette for his help entation School, Denver, 25 cents for a single child, of Margaret Straw, daugh Students at St. Anne’s with the monthly paper w ill present an all-school or $1 per family. Canon City — Dates available a number of to ter of Mr. and Mrs. I^oren 'school. Arvada, will be Straw of Denver has been drive. Talent Show in Gibbons On Thursday, Feb. 2. were announced this week service scholarships to stu GARDEN AND participating in the school’s sry there will be only a ma named to the Dean’s list at third annual Science Fair hall. It will include a large by the Rev. Norbert Kinen, dents who need financial P la y le t variety of entertainment, tinee at 3:30 p.m. On Fri the College of Mt. St. Jo on Feb. 14. On display will O.S.B., headmaster of Holy aid and give promise of including guitars, drums, day, Feb. 3, two perform-' seph, Cincinnati. O. Miss be projects completed by The Spanish classes at Cross Abbey school here, commendable achievement. HOME SHOW acrobats, dancers, singers. ances are scheduled at 3:30 for the Denver area exam Straw is a junior at the students in grades three St. Joseph Convent high Scholarships, vocation and 8 p.m. Special guest at inations for scholarships FEATURING Catholic women’s college. through eight. Awards will school, Colorado Springs, and service awards are Mrs. Robert Kilbourn the evening performance which will be given at MISS COIORAOO- be made for outstanding presented an original play- open for incoming ninth. and Jack Biederman are will be Andy Anderson, Christ the King grade 10th, and llth graders. ime A projects. The display will 1 c t . L a J o r n a d a I n- UNIVERSE PAGEANT W in n e r s directing the show, which disk jockey from radio sta school on Saturday, Feb. There are none available een be open to the public from creible, recently in the Carol Parson and There is intended to aid the tion K L A K . Tickets may 11. beginning at 8:30 a.m. for 12th graders since it is HOURS: ncil 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. school’s auditorium. Stage sa Mae Pecos, students at physical fitness program at be purchased at the door The Colorado Springs test the school’s policy not to 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M. eet, * settings, costumes, and St. Joseph convent high the school. The price at for all performances. ing will be held at Corpus accept new seniors. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY o n e , lighting effects for the .school. Colorado Springs, G lo b e v ille play, directed by Sister M. Christi Grade School on For all scholarships and n a - Saturday, Feb. 25, also be grants, a letter of applica NOON TO 10 P.M. B if ' f were awarded Agfa camer New ofTicers of the Chil Maxine Salazar, were Area Girl Scouts Plan ______S A T U R D A Y S as for entries submitted to dren of Mary at St. Jo handled by the students. ginning at 8:30 a.m. There tion and completion of the the , is no charge for the testing the Educational ABC’s of seph’s grade school, Globe Eighteen students per Parents' Confidential Fi NOON TO 8 P.M. and no pre-registration is American Industries. Both ville. are Kathy Mari, formed in the work which Annual Cookie Sale nancial Statement is re SUNDAYS _____ necessary. projects were sponsored by president; Beatrice Perez, was written by second-year quested for consideration. the Girl Scouts throughout cookies. According to .Mrs. The results of the test ADMISSION Sister M. Gabriel, instruc vice president; Diane Pop Spanish students. Since there are many ide the 10-county Mile Hi Francis Shedd, chairman of ing, along with other data, -'ADULTS S1.00N tor in English and social ish, secretary; and Barbara deserving applicants from Council will begin their the sale, girls will take will be used as a basis for studies. Oletski, treasurer. Chosen the 25 states from which St. Magdalene's annual cookie sale this orders for cookies from scholarship awards and ad as the "best citizens” in the Abbey students origi week with hopes of making Feb. 4 through 11 and de mission decisions. Partial nate the school does not the eighth grade class were Members of the sixth, St. Rose of Lima seventh, and eighth grades it the biggest one yet by liver them between March scholarships of varying award area scholarships Coliseum Complex Richard Graezyk and Diane Members of the eighth at St. Mary Magdalene’s selling 366.000 boxes of 4 and 11. value are available at Ca but holds all applications D EN V ER ■ Popish. The Sertoma club grade Civics club o f St. school, Denver, recently Proceeds from the sale non C ity ’s four-year resi until lato March or early w ill present an award to Rose of Lima school, Den sponsored an assembly to support all types of Girl dential college preparatory April and selects the most them at an assembly pro ver, under the direction of discuss the values of a Scout camping and outdoor school for boys for students deserving. FEB. a THRU 12 gram during the week of Mrs. Ernest Robinson, so a ctivities including main of high academic standing Feb. 19. Catholic high school edu cial studies teacher, are cation. Guest speakers tenance of the three camps and those of good ability making an intensive study were Sister Ann Xavier of owned by the council, fa who desire to develop and o f local and state govern St. Catherine's Annunciation high school; cilities and equipment for foster a vocation to the MOUNT SAINT ments and their attendant At a recent Court of the Rev. J. J. Dougherty. day camps, for troop camp priesthood or religious life. responsibilities. Recently, Awards held by St. Cath S.J., of Regis high school; ing. and other outdoor pro In addition, there is groups of students visited erine’s Boy Scout Troop and the Rev. Leo Horagan, gram. The cookie sale is approved by the Mile High GERTRUDE ACADEMY the State legislature, the 155, Denver, rank ad Holy Family parish; and News Deadline! United States mint, and vances were presented to Rusty Warner, a student at United Way which allo cates funds toward the (resident and day school) Mayor Currigan’s ofTice. Steve D. Fobes, Steve Holy P’amily high school. The deadline for news council’s general operating They were accompanied Welch. Steve Bullard. Ed stories and pictures to expenses exclusive of the BOULDER, COLORADO on these "field trips’’ by Di Matteo, Thomas Camp H I...IT'S GIRl SCOUT appear in the "Denver H o ly C ro ss camping program. Mmes. Robert Melvin, bell. John Kiesler, Glenn Catholic Register" is Holy Cross grade schtxil. COOKIE TIMEI is now accepting early James Hamel. Don Mces. Manes, and Thomas Hen Monday at 9 a.m. Corre- Thornton, has recently ini application of above average ability students for the Floyd Hopper, Russell derson. Merit badges were ndents are asked to tiated departmental teach l{Mj7-l5)fi8 school year. Hager, and Roger Dal awarded to Steve Bullard, their material at ing for the seventh and Vera. One group is doing Thomas Campbell. Ed Di- Register” office at eighth grades. Classes in Contact: The Registrar research on urban renewal, Matteo, Steve P'obes. Steve this time to assure pub English are conducted by W elch, and Richard Crof- Yeager. 355-5417; lication in the following Mount Saint Gertrude Academy while another is investi Sister Monica Marie, prin Sts. P e te r, P a u ford. Robert Murphy was Sheehan. 355-4589. Thursday issue. gating disease control. cipal; Social studies by Members of Sts. Peter Boulder, Colorado 80302 Sister David Anthony; and and Paul CYO, Whea- H o ly N am e mathematics courses. Miss tridge, will receive Com A snow frolic is sched Joann Zamboni. munion corporately during uled for members of Holy Thirty-nine students the 8 a.m. Mass on Satur Name CYO. Ft. Ixigan, on were honored at the end of day, Feb. 4; A light break Feb. 12. at Winter Park. the second grading period fast will follow in the Activities will include for outstanding citizenship school gym. skiing, sledding, and tubing. and scholastic achievement. Interested persons may call Forty-three students re St. Jo h n 's Sally Jamison. 936-1398. for ceived scholastic and civic further information. honors mention. Christ the King At a recent meeting evalu Members of St. C a t h e d r a l ating Catholic high school John’s-Christ the King educatiion, guests speakers CYO will sponsor a dance Members of the Cathe were the Rev. John Rae of on Friday, Feb. 3, 8 until dral CYO meet every first the Denver Cathedral; Miss 11:30 p.m., St. John’s gym and third Sunday evening Patricia Falk, guidance nasium. Tickets are 50 of the month in the base counselor at the Denver Ca cents with CYO card, or 75 ment meeting room of the thedral; and student Richard cents without the card. Cathedral. Plans will be Beck and Mrs. Frank Gold. Tickets for couples are $1 made for the CYO retreat B e n e t H ill with card and $1.50 with at a meeting on Feb. 5, Twenty students at Benet out the card. A ski trip to 7:30 p.m. Hill Academy. Colorado Winter Park has been Travel to Europe Springs, recently participa scheduled for Sunday, Feb. Four students at Holy Family high school, ted in a Student Government 5. A bus will leave St. THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL Denver, have registered for European Civiliza* Day. Those attending were John’s at 7:30 a.m. Mem tions, a traveling campus scheduled for June greeted by Mayor Harry bers will attend Mass at 6 19-July 20. Charting their way on a European Hoth. Mrs. Joseph Price, so a.m. Bus cost is $3. Those map arc. left to right, standing. Patrick Cordova, cial studies instructor, ac wishing more information SPAGHETTI DINNER James Warner, and Cheryl Leppla; and Pamela companied the group. are asked to call Clarke Ziska. The group- will visit major cities. Further information may be obtained by calling Sister WEISS BAKERY Agnes Regina. Holy Family high school. Denver. For Real Old Fashion OLD-FASHIONED SALT Four Students Registered RISING BREAD-EVERY TUESDAY Italian Home Cooking Three Stores to Serve Y o u For Summer in Europe 4024 Tennyson ...... 455-1937 City, Utah, still has va Four Holy Family high 5850 W. 38th A v e ...... 424-1366 school, Denver, students cancies, but those interest have registered for the ed are urged to register as 1480 Carr SL ...... 237-1604 ST. ANNE'S summer traveling campus, soon as possible. Ixxrally, "European Civilizations.” Sister Agnes Regina of Those making plans to be Holy Family, and Mrs. B. ST. JOSEPH'S ALTAR & in Europe June 19 - July Murphy of Marycrest high 20 are Patrick Cordova. school can furnish addi MILITARY ACADEMY tional information. Cheryl Leppia. James HAYS, KANSAS Warner, and Pamela Ziska. ROSARY The tour, sponsored by Student prices are $830 plus $20 registration. All the Alliance for Interna BOARDING SCHOOL tional Studies, of Salt Lake traveling, meals, lodging, sight-seeing excursions, Conducted by the SOCIETY and insurance are cov ered by the one fee. Capuchin Franciscan The itinerary, now F a t h e r s Invites You To Come To: available, lists the great Annual Board and Tuition Fee cities, center of so many $990.00 cultural advantages: Ven Shrine of ice, Vienna, Rome, Geneva, • Senior High School • Member of North Central Asa'n. Paris, and London, all of All Major Sporta • ROTC Honor School • 10 Point Indoor Rifle Range • Civil Air Patrol 1 which will be compared • Indoor Swimming Pool Specially Prepared with their historic past and For Catalog— Address Business Office St. Anne's School their exciting present. by the Italian Ladies 5757 UPHAM ST. of the Parish (2 Blocks East of Wadsworth) FEBRUARY 12th f i I Be Sure to Come— 1:00 - 7:00 P.M. Club Chaplain G O B t You Will 75' Children Spo Adults T h e R e v . M a r tin J. McNulty, above, assist Enjoy Yourself Family Treat $5.00 for Mom & Dad ant pastor o f Christ the & All Children Under 12 King church. Denver, has been named chap lain of the Catholic SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Alumni club of Denver. WEAR THE PROMISE OF SPRING IN YOUR HAIR! IMONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY . * CANDY BOOTH PERMANENT WAVE f r e e for your daughter. Friend, THIS AD COURTESY OF R E L A T I V E or N E IG H B O R ! 1550 COURT PLACE (300 Uth Street) Tht Stairway at Zeckcndorl ARVADA STATE BANK PlaGiacomo Puccini’.s La and Garner. only a minor detraction riously injured in the world disarmament on the Sacred Heart C’inerama film is Metro- teresting montage and Boheme will bt' broadcast The storyline follows in a film that is skillfully opening sequence who Readers w ill ho Dana prtigram. Sumlay. Feb. .'1. (Joldwyn-.Mayer’s "(Jrand stop-motion camera effects Saturday, Feb. 4. from the these four drivers through put together and holds makes a comeback as a Elcar and John Ht'ffornan. a t 7: ,'l 0 a . m .. K B T V , Brix,” an auto-racing that are particularly sui Metropolitan Opera house. the racing circuit and ac- the vicwor'.s attention racer. Norman Rose will narratc. ( hannel Jl. Denver. film that contains some table to Cinerama. Now New York, beginning at ’cents the romantic interest and then the speed of the throughout. The performances of 12-noon, on KOA Radio of the most stunning and provided by Eva Marie Garner. Montand. Miss shattering vi.sual effects cars, as captured on wide AM and FM, Denver. Christophers on TV Saint. Jessica Walter, and screen, makes the stomach T ak en separately, the Saint. Toshiro Mifune, and ever caught by a cam In the cast will b<* Ter Father .James G Keller. E N J O Y Frapcoi.se Hardy. u hit uneasy and unless actors etch an impression Jack Watson appear to be esa Stratus, Beverly Bower, era. .M M.. will di.sous.s leisure C O C K T A IL S one is seated at a consi — when given the oppor done wholly from the out Gianni Raimondi, Mario The drama of "(irand side. without meaningful time activities on the (!ra n d I*rix. now play derable distance from the tunity — of some worth Sereni, Giorgio Tozzi, and and DINNER P rix” is not, to be .sure, observation about the com Christopher Program. ing at the Cooper theater. .screen an effect of dizziness Clifford Harvuot, Fausto in in any sense morally pulsions that make them Sunday. Feb. 5, 11 am., on Denver, tells the story of is apparent. But the huge B Y F*AH the most in Cleva will conduct. searching or psychologi participate in. or follow, a KOA-TV, Channel 4. Den B i O f» « ‘f if «* men and machines who Cinerama screen beauti teresting performance is cally exciting. The pre profession of ri.sking death at ver, and KO.AA-TV. Chan travel the Grand Prix cir fully exposes the European delivered by the Italian dicaments are deadly every turn. nel 5, Colorado Springs. cuits in Europe, the U.S.. countryside of the race actor. Antonio Sabato. as simple and the reactions The musical score by and Mexico. Directed by courses where the story the driver with the free- are no less simple and takes place. loving soul, who brings a Maurice Jarre is far below physical. There is little Garner portrays an bright freshness and hu his efforts of Lawrence o f exploration of develop American competitor: .Mon man touch to his portrayal. Arabia or Dr. Zhivago; in ment of character. tand. a Frenchman, who It is a perceptive, witty, fact, it is imitative of both, receives a certain kind of and sweet-tempered touch. and a bit stale. Yet, the But Frankenheimer hope through an American real backgrour\d score be CHUCK seems to know what he longs to the roar and fashion magazine writer, When Sabato appears on was about. Concentrating whine of the motors. Eva Marie Saint; Bedford, the screen, whether in a on the physical force and COMPLETE DINNERS a British racer who is ob scene with his non-confor excitement of auto racing, As an experience in m m , $3.75 sessed with breaking the mist girl friend, charming he does not let his charac film-making, "Grand Choice 10 oz. Club Steak record set by his brother, ly played by Miss Hardy, B U F F E T J Chicken a la Kiev ters get into the way. Re Prix” commands respect. who was killed; and Saba or in fix)tage involving the King Neptune’s Favorite markably. however, the Its three hours rarely to, a carefree, happy-go- racing sequences, he turns ★ extraordinary strength and lag and director Frank Saturday DANCING FRI. & SAT. lucky Italian. the whole place upside authenticity of the film are enheimer gives the au N IG H TS COVER CHAROi) down. This probably is ow derived from looking at the dience plenty of action Evening In intertwining the ing to the fact that his surfaces of his characters. to make one squirm a 5:00 P M - 8:00 PM conflicts and emotions of characterization of Nino is The personal drama of bit in his scat, but he the four drivers, screen the only light, comedy Grand I’rix is always has shrew'dly balanced writer Aurthur cleverly touch in the whole film. * 1 . 5 9 there and although the au the racing sequences defines their characteri- But Sabato gives a spark CHILDREN S 1.00 dience does not get in and there’s rarely too /utions separately but to a role that might be volved in an intros|>ective much of a good thing. without cross-cutting routine if handled by an way with the characters, it It’s exciting and noisy, and confusion to the actor of less ability. 1550 COURT PLACE is a hale, sane, uncompli but it's also keen enter whole. At the same time, iMli al Nhcinun cated. and unquerulous tainment. they remain surface One of the most beauti sense of reality which n Spy Drama Phone 266-3911. Ext. 266 characterizations — with ful and perceptive faces gives Grand Prix its fin for reservations not enough compassion seen on a movie screen in M o v ie s Felicia Farr and Rob est qualities. Tor fet«rve t«n s el a'H Hilton. or real drama to bring some time belongs to Jes C la s s if ie d ert Vaughn costar in E. Stiller Hilton end other lead.hK hotels, In a film of this .sort phone Hilton Reservation Service to the audience a great sica Walter, who plays the Jack Neuman’s produc IN DENVER 244-927S interest in what really wife of the confused British The classification of tion of "The Venetian 1 So. Federal Blvd. at Ellsworth WE 4-f«M happens to them. As a racer, Bedford. Besides motion pictures on TV Affair.” based on Helen y result this Cinerama film being one of the prettiest and those currently Macinnes best seller. BARNUM LIQUORS might not be the perfect women in films, she gives showing in theaters ap The film opens at the The Friendly Store blending of personal evidence of acting ability. pears this week on Page Cinema in the Villa "Presentation Parish" drama and exciting visu Her playing is thoughtful, 14. Italia Cinema, Denver, Mike Vendegna Anqelo Vendegna al effects. Strangely, quiet, detailed, and well this week. HOUSE CO FFEE SHOP Former Denverite Scripts 'Venetian Affair' OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY BOB'S PIZZERIA By Tom Officer attempting a second coup. makes clear who the vil ceptance by h network. Sever Home of the Little Immigrant Saiidtrieh" The Man From His villainy has a sm With their first home THE THIRl) ANNUAI. Admission for the after win of the season still Colorado State Private noon program on Feb. 11 Mt. Carmel Grid Coach eluding them, the Regis high school wrestling tour will be 50c for students Frank Sass will direct college Rangers keep up a ing experience at Oklaho nament will be held Feb and 75c for adults. Admis the physical education busy basketball pace dur ma and Colorado high 11 in the Regis College sion prices for the cham program at Mt Carmel ing the coming week. schools. He coached in the Fieldhouse. pionship session w ill be Junior and Senior high Longmont school district in Coach John Fleming’s Preliminary qualifying 50c for students and $1 for schools and will assume 1964 and 1965 and prior to club faced the University matches will l>e held Feb. adults. t h e h e a d that he was varsity line of Denver IMoneers at DU 8 with the first round get A special tournament football coach and head jayvee Tuesday night and had a ting underway at 9 a.m. on ticket which includes ad coaching coach at Sulphur. Okla.. home date against Colora Feb. 11. The second round mission to both the prelims assignment high sch R a m b l e r SPECIAL o , u . e DAY AMERICAN- The Economy King VOTE FOR '66 CADILLAC c o u p e b e v il l e REBEL- Excitement has a new name . INITIATED Radio, Heater, Hydromatie, Power Steering. I’ow- er RrakeH. Pow er Windows. Pow er Seats, Factory P.S.r Come in and "gloat AMBASSADOR- Luxury with plush added Air Conditioned. Padded lx»ather Top One Owner with Bob" and the rest of — I.3>w Mileage os "Qioaters" M ARLIN- Luxurious Fast-Bach AMENDMENT #1 $5,150 RAM BLER ' A JUSTIFIED PAY INCREASE B o s y ^ j L AND LIABILITY COVERAGE EIFERT BUNDY i^ a t n b le r 5700 w. coifaxj IHM PONTIAC,. CADILLAC • TEMPEST 233-6595 ' 6 2 0 1 E. COLFAX 388-4885 Your Authorized Am erican Motors Leasing Dealer TUES. FEBR. 7, 1967 • 1 2 5 5 S O . COLO. BLVD 388-4884 trine, under the direction Page 12 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 1967 St. Patrick's i, of the Rev. ('lement St. Patrick’s Parish Schaefer, assistant pastor, (Denver) - Members of will begin Monday. Feh 6. the Altar and Rosary soci at 8 15 p.m. in room 16. ety will receive Commu west entrance, of ,St nion at the 7 a.m. Mass Anne's school. Sunday. Feb. 5. Tuesday. On th e F e a s t o f St. Feb, 7 m em bers o f the Blase. Feb. 3. blessing of society w ill meet in the throats will follow each school at 1 30 p.m. to re Lady of Grace Joseph's school. Mr and Noc-turnal Adoration of the morning Masses, cite the Rosary and hold a again at 3:15 p.m., fol Our latdy of Grace Par Mrs. D E. Guno. and Mr. Hour for men of Notre meeting, which will be lowing the 5:30 p.m. eve- ish (Denver) - Members of and Mrs. Sterling Brechtel. Dame parish will be Fri followed by a Valentine ning Mass and again at the parish Sodality are The dinner arrangements day, Feb. 3, from 4 to 5 party collecting Gold Rond were in charge of memlH*rs a m. Men of the parish are 7 p.m. Shrine of St. Anne stamps and Gouch products of St. Frances Cabrini encouraged to attend "The Mardi Gras" is the theme of the Holy Name’s Red Stars. Donors are group of the A lta r and Shrine of St Anne Par society's dance on Satur asked to place gifts in the Rosary society. St Monica’s ish (Arvada) - First Fri St. L o u is day. Feb 4. 9 p m., in the box in the vestibule pro group was in charge of the day Masses will bo at 6:30, vided for that purpose decorations St Ix)uis Parish (Engle 7:15 und 8 am. and 5:30 sch (The following la the fourth understanding of human in all prudence, simply sizes is nothing other than- posed on the other chil inatallment of the text of the sexuality was thrust on us to let the natural play of the diversity of marital Holy Trinity speech that Father Henri de dren. The parents must Riedmattcn presented in Wash from outside. fertility take its course. vocations as willed by God. take this into account, and Holy Trinity Parish ington, at the Symposium of Even 80, we have been In other words, "respon It is not a matter of must beware of upsetting Christian Marriage in the Age led to better grasp the sible parenthood" is not ready-made solutions but it (Westminster) — Mrs. of Vatican Council II. Father the delicate balance within Rosaleta Rutts will be Riedmatten is the secretary uniqueness of human sexu a priori opposed to requires rather the practice which the development of chairman of the annual general of the PonUfleal Study ality and of that commu "large families." When of clearheadedness and the children they already HprinK fashion show for the Commission on Family, Popula nity of two persons called my friend Boudet gave generosity. have is, assured, in both a tion. and Birth Problems). parish Altar and Rosary upon to exercise this pot his fin e b o ok the title: N ow that I have sufii- material and spiritual society. She will be assist ‘ Several lines were dropped from ential. The taking up of Sommes-nous libres ciently underscored the sense. It is obviously im ed by Trixie Coudy, chair the final paragraph o f the install. physiological data into a d’avoir des enfants? (Are positive side of things, I possible to determine exact man; Minnie Slusarski, ment in last w eek's issue. That thoroughly persunalist f>er- W^e Free to Have Chil can take up what might l>e figures and prcH.-ise stand paragraph, therefore, ia repi'aled at co-chairman, tickets; V ir spective has led to a far dren?), he surely meant called the limitative aspect. ards in this matter. Once the start of this week's article. — better understanding of ginia Titony and V i La- Editor) this "h av e" in the sense There are parents who again: in this matter as in Sasso, refreshments; Louise God’s plan on the union of of a full exercise of re- clearly find themselves so many others, there is a man and woman. sponsibility. Con Czarnick, decorations; De- These texts o f Pius XII confronted with the ques diversity of vtx.'utions. The Thus we find that sexu sequently, the regu lores Ray and Gladys Sie- and of the council, are at tion ol‘ knowing whether it all-important thing is to ality does not become fully lative norm for family lohu, prizes; Ann OrofT and once the doctrinal basis is resfx)nsible on their part recognize one’s own and to human except by trans size, even and indeed Jean Furlong, publicity. and themselves the fruit of to call into existence a hu remain faithful to it. theological reflection con form ing and sublimating especially in a context of 1'he fashion showing will m an b ein g who w ill be Let me remark that par cerning my theme. They itself into that open inter ’’responsible par be held at the Westminster faced with the prosf)eet of ental ambitions concerning should thus suffice to dis personal love, which is in- enthood,’’ is a clear Klks Lodge on Monday, never experiencing that the education and social pel the fears o f those who disi>ensable to aU authentic headed generosity — in March 6. Tickets are elemcntary development advancement of their chil hesitate to assimilate this coryugal love and thus in no case is it selfishness necessary, if he is to be available through members dren ought rightly to be notion of "responsible par dispensable to the sf)ecific or self-interest or a de called a "man.” The rea <‘f the Altar and Rosary tempered by the superna enthood" into a complete expression of the latter sire for comfort, or sons that might bring society or by calling Trixie tural goals which the par theology o f marriage. We which is the communion of worse yet, a concession them to this point are ents have 'at heart for 428-1423. have already shown how bodies. But we know that to instinct. many. Beyond question, their offspring. On the oth First Friday Masses are the historical associations love itself is all the more such a reason can be found er hand, they must vigi scht!duled for 6, 7, and 8 of this term with the prop true and less artificial, all I>2t US hope furthermore in the fact that the family lantly see to it that the a.m.. and 5:30 p.m. Comfes- aganda for birth control at the more intense and less that in speaking of the was already very large, too growing generation be pre sions on Thursday, Feb. 2, St. Dominic's Festival all costs and by any meth vague and diffuse, when it number o f children, com large, and that thus the pared to live in its own are from 4 to 5 and from 7 to od you please, should ex is focused on precise per- mentators give full w eight new arrival would find 8 p.m. time, in its own world, Mrs. Fred Norris, left, Mardi Gras chairman, plain this reticence. But it .sions. to that passage in the n eith er the material con with its own conlemfKirar- I'he members of the A l and Mrs. Arne Pearson of SL Dominic's PTA, would be most regrettable Pastoral Constitution on ditions nor the spiritual ies. It would be most im tar and liosary s || ELCAR. IXNCE M ASSES 8:00 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 5:15 p.m DEVOTIONS 7:45 p.m. CONFESSIONS before, during and after all services ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH 11th and Curtis St. "The Monastery of the Franciscan Brothers” Thousands of school children in the Rocky Mountain region are safe and secure behind ELCAR playground fences. Built to last, ELCAR offers expert installation anywhere in the region. That's why thoughtful planners specify ELCA R whenever new fencing and athletic backstops are needed. For over 20 years, the region's most ELCAR FENCE respected builder of DENVER quality fence Take Bus No. 50 4940 East Evans • Denver, Colo. 80222 • Phone 756-8391 to Outside of Denver, consult the Yellow Pages for your Church Door nearest Elcar representative, or write the Denver office. /■ . Life of the spirit Aggressive Charity Must Jetcacfim e -- Characterize Christians over and dove the measimJorescribe^hhtL By Rev. Joseph Hughes Thu Church is the universal Commu nancial arrangement to suit the conven God’s people are turning from a long nity o f God’s people. "A ll men,” says The iences o f the F>eople and the Hierarchy. tradition o f self-centered living and pray Constitution on the Church (chap II) "are The parish is theology in action. ^ e r Qodsomerhiy^lusownjreew'ill ing to a broader and more extroverted • called to belong to the new |)coplc of God It is the people of God, vitalized by view o f their responsibilities as Chris . . . though there are many nations there Christ to know each other, to pray with tians. is only one people of God, which takes its each other, to serve each other, to wit in th^oif^tfie'Jdlif (^ in ir ^Formerly there was a tendency among citizens from every race . . . all th<» faith ness in the human realities of u neigh some pious people to pray, attend Mass, ful, scattered though they..,may he borhood to the tremendous mystery of receive the sacraments, obey ecclesiastical throughout the world, are in communion God among men. superiors, accomplish works of charity w ith each other in the Holy Spirit . . . The litu rgy is essentially communal m erely ns individuals and primarily to each individual part contributes through worship. It is the primary and indispen ac({uirc grace and merit and eternal glory its special gifts to the good of the other sable source of the true Christian spirit As Lent Begins for themselves. parts and of the whole Church . . . Ixi- because through its COMMUNITY AC As Lent begins, this quotation from the Kule of St. Benedict emphasizes A t the instigation of enriched theology tw'een all parts o f the Church there re TIO N God is more richly honored and voluntary self-denial us the heart of our Lenten observance. and under the spell of Vatican II Council mains a bond of close communion where men are more thoroughly allied. (but even from years before the Council) by they share spiritual riches, apo.stolic many members of the Church have been workers, and temporal resources. . . He is Not by prayer alone, however, does feeling the stronger emphasis on the so not saved, however, who, though part of man live. Authentic community wor The Lesson cial nature of the Church. the lx)dy of the Church, does not persev ship rises from faith and reverence The truth is that the ideals o f Chris ere in charity.” and issues into authentic works of tianity are achieved more thoroughly Chapter three o f the constitution sum concern for the poor, the needy, the Of the Cross when the people of God live and work m arizes all previous statements on the lonely, the hungry, the divided, and and pray in the context of Christian com Church as a community: "Because the the degraded members of the human By Linus M. Riordan This makes Lent harder and not easi munity, that is. as a people, a family, a human race today is joining more and race. (One o f a Series on Lent) er. It was much simpler to follow the rules kingdom of the redeemed. more into a civic, economic, and social laid bown by the Church than to select our Current events have added new depth unity, it is that much the more necessary Christians con.scious of their role in The cross of Our Lord has Iwen called own acts of penance. to the concept o f the Church, grace, and that priests, by combined effort and aid, the family of God must be characterized the most perfect textbook for Christians. In addition each should set aside some the Christian vocation. There is a broader under the leadership of the bishops and by aggresive charity. They will, for ex In Jesus’ cross are found the precious time daily to meditate on the Passion of horizon to Christian ambition now be the Supreme Pontiff, wipe out every ample. be concerned, according to their lessons that will inspire each person to Our Ixird. Then we will learn how much cause there is better perception of the kind of separateness so that the whole capacity and the opportunities, with many accept his own cross and, with love, fol He loved us, even to sacrificing His own meaning of redemption, baptism, and con human race may be brought into the un forms of apo.stolic life: Ecumenism. |x*ace. low after Christ. life for us. If Jesus loved us so much, firmation. ity o f the family of God.” the poor, the missions. Latin America, On Golgatha’s heights the Cross was surely then out of love for Him we can civil rights, alcoholics, the mentally ill. raised against the sky ahd l>ecame the accept our cross and follow Him, and this Vatican II (’ouncil’s The Constitu Christ is the vital center of this and hundreds o f other needs in the body oridge whereby the divine Redeemer is what the cro.ss teaches. tion on the Church provides the foun w’orld-wide community. The Holy and soul o f wounded humanity. linked again the human race with Clod, St. Paul said that he desired noth dation fo r th«! now dimension to the Spirit is the vital, harmonizing force. The only way to Christian maturity is the link that had been broken by the son Christian vocation when it states that Charity is the cement of unity. These through understanding and acceptance of Adam. The cross that day became the ing but Jesus and Jesus — crucified "God, however, does not make men statements, actually, arc different and responsible performance of the duties r altar of redemption. — that is, the love that Our L o rd has shown us on the cross: "For 1 am de holy and save them merely as individ ways of saying the same thing. o f Christian community. Whatever may t- uals, without bond or link between have happened in the past it will no No time is more accoptuble to med termined not to know anything among one another. Rather has it pleased The universal community of the faith longer be i>ossible for a mature and hon itate on the Passion of Our Lord than you, except Jesus Christ, and Him Him to bring men together as one ful finds its visible form and its living est Christian to remember his Baptism c the 40 days of Lent, a special time of crucified" (I Cor. ii,2). people, a people which acknowledges expression in the local community that while he forgets the pain and hopes and the year w’hen we are called by the Him in truth and serves Him in holi- we call the parish. The parish is not just needs o f his brothers in Christ all over Church to concentrate on our spiritual St. Bonaventure said the crucifix was a geographical and educational and fi the world. life with prayer and self-denial. his daily companion: "This is my book whence I receive everything that I write; It is true that the Church no longer and it has taught me whatever little 1 surrounds Lent with rules of fast and ab know.” Ecumenical perspective stinence, but she still reminds us all that The cross then can be the book that we must do penance. No one is spared will bring us to realize that Our Lord this penitential duty, now the responsi died for each one of us personally. I f Je bility lies on each one to determine what sus did so much for us, can we be satis type of self-denial he or she will do. fied with doing so little for Him? The Continuing Discipline ASK Sc LEARN By Jaroslav Pelikan self-assertion, but a call for the sort o f command to obey is divine, their rules P.o. B O X 1620 DENVER, COLO. Lutheran Theologian and Professor di.sciplino that goes beyond conformity to are still human; the Church has not of Church History at Yale University the minimal rules o f conduct. When traf always remembered this, cither. And Mind Over Matter? this; and formal, if the doer acts in the For a great many people, both inside fic laws speak o f "reasonable speed,” this both the family and the Church have, belief that he is violating the mor£il ord and outside the Roman Catholic Church, is not an invitation to recklessness, but therefore, made the mistake of keep Q. I am enclosing a fohler which er, whether or not he is right. three regulations have represented the an affirmation of the sort of moral re ing a particular rule long after it has advertises that certain wonderful ef Thus one who eats meat on Friday character of the Church more clearly sponsibility without which an automobile lost its usefulness for the very ends fects can be achieved by concentra thinking it to be forbidden to him when than anything else, at lea.st until the becomes a lethal weapon, regardless o f which they wanted it to serve. tion, or "mind over matter.” What is it is not commits a formal sin equally as modern preoccupation with birth control: how many police may patrol the highway. your opinion? much as did the one who knowingly ate Clerical celibacy^ Latin liturgy, and the Tliis had happened, it seems to me. to meat on Friday when it was actually for The analogy of traffic laws is A. A ll these claims are fraudulent,- Friday abstinence. Never mind that all the Friday abstiqence, as I su))ix)se some somewhat misleading. To be a good beside.s abetting .su{x.'rstition. It is a phil- bidden, for in both cases there is a reason three are a matter o f church law rather one who has moved from the land of beef d river means to liv e by the rulc.s. T o osojihical ab.surdity to say, as this adver- for sin, the consciousness o f violating a than a revealed divine law, and that in to the land o f the lobster has special rea- law. When there is actually no low, how various parts o f the Church, past and be a Christian means to live by grace .son to know. But the discipline continues! ti.sement does, tliat one can move an ob and with love. Rules can never pre ject without in some way touching it or ever, the moral order is not so much present, they have not been part even of One eflective way to continue it would be scribe just what that means; they can for Christians to give to others what they managing an instrument that makes con damaged us when it exists. Church law. Everybody knew that to be a only w'urn against what it does not save by their fasting. On this last Sunday tact with it. practicing or, as some say, "practical” mean and give some guidelines for the before Lent, Christians would do well to No one. by any method o f concentra D o e s G o d Roman Catholic meant to live in accor exercise of faith made perfect in love. think about the continuing discipline and tion. can hear or see objects at a dis dance with these regulations. Especially is this true of those rules to look for more meaningful and imagi tance. One could have this i>ower througli W a n t P o o r? which the Church (or the family) may native ways to express it, to bear one the action of God or an angel, or (with Now two of them — Latin and ab Q. Was it G od’s intention that there stinence’ —* have been drastically rev set down. Christian parents have another’s burdens, and so to fulfil the law God’s jx?rmission) of a demon. But this is sometimes forgotten that while the of Christ. rarely verified. It would he u grave sin to should he rich and poor in the world? ised, w’hile the third — celibacy — is, to say the least, not getting a good invoke, even by implication, evil spirits to A. Inequalities in wealth follow natu give one this {Kiwer. rally from the right of private ownership press in the 1960’s. Protestants have frequently expressed the accusation Finally, no one can "see into the fu on one hand and inequalities in ability, that in the minds of Roman Catholics Court Rulings Seen as Aid ture” but God. who sees all things outside ambition, industry, and opportunity on the distinction between Church law time. the other. Since God made men unequal in the last respect, it follows that He and divine law, or between canon law wills inequality in wealth. If there were and moral law, has been obscured. To New Jersey Bus Bill not a reasonable contrast between rich That accusation seems to be substan Earthly Things tiated by the pained response which Trenton, N.J. the 600 parochial school pupils with long and poor, opiwrtunitio.s for the exercise of The 33 .sponsors in the State Assembly distances still to travel after their public Q. 1 lutve been troubled by the the virtues of charity and magnificence these changes have evoked from many members of the Church, both clerical are optimistic about their "fair bus” bill bus rides. prayer of the Church whereby we would bo curtailed and the practice of the and lay. pending before the New Jersey Legisla Their parents protested, then threat are admonished to despise earthly virtue of poverty would lack an exemplar ture, mainly because o f two recent court ened to enroll their children in public things. What does this mean? in real life. There w'ould be a lack of Y e t what is at stake here is more decisions — one favorable and one unfa schools. They got what they wanted — •\. "Karlhly ihing.s” (also "the world” freedom and uniformity in human nature than the very difilcult problem of eccle.si- vorable. bus service to the doors of the parochial and "the nesh” i have two widely different not intended by the Creator. astical legislation as a structure of the They feel their bill has increased schools, in spite of a statement from the meanings in Scriptural and liturgical iiso. Extreme w'oalth, which limits the op chances in spite of newly born opposition Church, or the even more difficult state board o f education that the local These words are u.sed in their obvious portunities o f the poor to l>etter their problem of the in.stitutional character of to it on the part of some legislators. board would get the normal 75 per cent sense of creation. and humanity, and as condition, and extreme poverty, such as the Church as such. The question which The sponsors were first cheered when state aid for the expanded service. such they signify what is good. More oft makes dilficult or impossible the pursuit these changes raise for our understanding the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently When the boaiM last year voted to ab en they are used in the special connota of higher things, are physical-moral dis o f Christian faith and obedience is the upheld the constitutionality o f a bus law sorb the cost itself, two taxpayers con tion o f that which leads us away from orders. and cannot Iks intended by God. It question o f discipline. Both the message similar to one now in efiect in New Jer tested the action and the case went to God. and in this res(>ect are bad or to be is a duty not only of charity but also of of Jesus in the Gospels and the exhorta sey. Both laws provide for transportation Judge Lamer. despised. social justice to eliminate extreme or de tions of His Apostles in the Epistles de of private school students over established The things of earth are to be prized grading poverty and wealth. scribe the life o f Christian discipleship as public school bus routes. The purpose of the bill now before Insofar as they are made to serve the fi u life o f discipline; it is no trick of Eng Then they smiled again when Superior the legislature is to make it mandato nal end of man. which is re|X)se in God. Attend Mass? lish, nor for that matter o f Latin, etymo Court Judge Samuel J. Lam er in New ry that school boards provide the They are to I k * despist*d insoftn* as they logy that the two words "disciple” and Jer.sey’s Pasaic county declared a local same transportation to private school are not useful for this purj>ose or tend to (^. Should one who is not married "discipline” are so similar. "If any man school busing agreement illegal on the students that they provide for public hinder it. Those who keep up with the in the eyes of the church attend Mass, would come after Me,” Jesus says in grounds that the Now Jersey law limited school students. Boards thus would he Joneses or hunger for statu.s symbols are oven though he has been told that Matthew 16:24 and in many other places agreem ent strictly to established public eligible for state aid for such .service. guilty of prizing what they should de th ere is no hojie o f ever having his and ways, "let him deny himself and take routes. spise. One who values wealth as an in marriage blessed? He has children by up his cross and follow Me.” I.egislative leaders here believed Judge strument to help him form himself and this marriage. If this is the case, legislative ex Larner’s opinion could be instrumental in his family in the Christian life and assist Certainly. Such Mass allendancc If the revisions of the rules of fast perts feel, then there i.s even more passage of the bill as a health and safety the poor for the sake of Christ prizes it not only sets an example for the children ing and abstinence meant that the need for a new state law’ explicitly re measure because local boards are not now in the right way. but may merit the graces whereby the Church, in her teaching and pastoral quiring public schools to transport free to provide such service on their own. person may return to the sacraments, function, intends that this imperative private school students, as the new bill provides. They base their claims even though, in this case, it probably be taken with less seriousness than However, op|x)sition came from Assem on the duty of the schools to insure Regarding Sin means the hard decision to live apart before, the pained response which I blyman Robert E. Hamer, who called the the safety of pupils. from the invalidly married s|k)usc. have mentioned would be justified. We legislation illogical becau.se all children Q. Pl€*ase explain the frequently live at a time when many cherished attending some schools would not be cov used terms "objective” and "subjec forms of discipline are being relaxed, Judge Lamer found the pre.sent law ered, if some of the children came from a tiv e " in relation to sin. Before and After when others arc being openly flouted, constitutional, but said the agreement, district outside that in which the school A. An objective sin is that which is and w’hon self-assertion seems to have between the West Milford township board (). What about the punishment of is located. really a violation o f the moral order, become an end in itself for many of o f education and the parochial schools those who have violated a law that no whether it is felt to bo or not. It violates our contemporaries. To undercut the violated the law’s legislative intent. some law. natural or jxisitive. Thus every longer exist.s? Main opposition, however, is expected Christian summons to discipline at For several years, students at two A. The removal of the law does not in the Senate, where a dispute over costs invalUl marriage is an objective sin. re such a time w’ould surely be irrespon- parochial schools in rural West Milford afTect the guilt of those who violated it. is for.seen. A fiscal note appended to the gardless of the conscience of the parties. .siblc. township rode public school buses along and. therefore, not their punishment. bill indicates that the cost the first year A subjective sin is the violation o£ their regular routes, which were close to Those who violated a law not now bind would he $5 million. what one's conscience tells him is right or It would be a mistake, however, to routes the students would take anyway. ing Lent begins February 8th, so now's the time to plan your seafood meals. Approximately 150 dif ferent kinds of seafood products to choose from. And you'll find your favorite brands at Safeway . . . Captain's Choice, Mrs. Paul's, Booth's, and others. Look over this list at the bottom of this if- page for the many kinds of delicious seafoods that are yours at Safeway. Sweney subicct reproduced by Recipes For permission of and copyright by Brown & Bigelow, St. Paui. 4 ' Delicious Lenten Meals AAinnesota SHRIMP CREOLE i> Mb. laree shrimp, cleaned and Pinch each of rosemary, paprika, •A- cooked thyme 3 tbsp. butter Small bay leaf 1 cup chopped onion Vo tbsp. sugar BAKED CLAMS AND CORN % cup chopped green pepper 1 tbsp. sugar Vb cup diced celery (Optional) 'A tsp. crushed red 1 7 ounce can minced clams Milk 1 clove garlic, fine cut pepper 3 beaten eggs 1 cup cream style corn 1 tsp. salt 2 cups canned tomatoes 1 tbsp. grated onion 1 tbsp. finely chopped parsley Frozen Seafoods '/4 tsp. pepper 3 cups hot cooked rice 2 tbsp chopped ripe olives 2 tbsp. butter or margarine Saute pepper, onion, garlic and celery in melted butter until tender. Add Vb tsp. salt melted Halibut Perch Fillets seasonings, sugar, parsley, hot pepper and tomatoes. Bring to boil; reduce 1 cup ready-to-eat cereal 2 drops Tobasco sauce Swordfish Fillets Smelt heat and simmer for 15-i8 minutes. Add shrimp; heat thoroughly. Serve on Sole Breaded Fillets Haddock Fillets hot rice. A servings. Drain clam liquid into measuring cup; add milk to make 1 cup; put In Red Snapper Oysters mixing bowl. Add all remaining ingredients, except cereal. Add clams. Mix Whiting Fish Langostina Lobster Tails together. Grease IVb qt. casserole; pour in clam-corn mixture. Slightly Shrimp, green, peeled, deveined, Fish Cakes crush cereal and sprinkle over top. Bake in moderate oven (375° F.) until breaded, stuffed Trout SCALLOPED SALMON AND LIMA BEANS'^ "custard" is firm, about 45 minutes. Serves 5 to 6. Fish sticks, breaded Lobsters, tails and whole 1 e ounce can salmon Scallops, plain and breaded lobsters Milk 1 No. 2 can or 1 12 ounce pkg. Salmon (steaks or smoked) Crab, whole crahs, crabmeat, 4 tbsp. butter or margarine frozen lima beans deviled crabmeat 1 tsp. salt 1 2 ounce can sliced mushroom 1 7 ounce can tuna buttons 1 can condensed cream of Ub cups soft breadcrumbs mushroom soup 1 tbsp. chopped pimiento 1 tbsp. parsley flakes Va tsp. salt 2 beaten eggs Arrange 2 rows of mushroom slices on bottom of greased loaf pan. Add remainder of mushrooms to rest of ingredients. Mix well. Put mixture in pan. Bake in moderate oven (375° F.) 45 minutes, until firm. Serves 6.