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Labor Undersecretary calls abandonment talk ‘incredible’ LBJ Aide Says Schools A 'Must' New York — A high-ranking "Secularism wears the gowns cise moral interpretations in schools, according to .Mr. Hen­ half million in elementary DENVERCATHOUC official of the U.S. government of political and social respecta­ the regular day-to-day educa­ ning. was attributable to mem­ schools, more than one million has called Catholic schools a bility, but it challenges what we tional process,” Mr. Henning bers of religious teaching or­ in secondary schools, and 325.- necessity. deem vital and significant in declared. “ .Acknowledging this ders and parents who give pri­ 000 studying in Catholic colleges John F. Henning, U.S. Under­ our roles as citizens." he de­ difficulty, the Catholic ority to spiritual values in their and universities.” secretary of Labor, in a speech clared. has developed a magnificent children's education. Henning was severely critical before the 95th annual banquet He said secularists would not educational effort that now finds The Undersecretary of Labor of Catholic authorities who in re­ REGISTER of the Manhattan College deny existence of religion, but one of every eight students at­ described growth of the Catho­ •Alumni society here, termed as would confine it to houses of tending a . cent years have suggested that ••incredlhle" suggestions calling worship. "This compai'f-s with one out lic school system, saying: the lower grades might be elim­ National News Section for "abandonment or assimila­ "The nature of our pluralis­ of every 12 students in a Cath­ •'Catholic school enrollment inated in favor of a larger, tion of Catholic education by tic society makes it impossible olic school in 194.r " now totals nearly six million stronger high schooLand college THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1964 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. L V Ill No. 27 another system." for public schools to give pre­ The vitality of Catholit students, including four and one- svsiem.

Major Presses running for No. Mexico campaign THE catholic Rare PRESS Title Reds Ready Anti-Church h a m Given — The title Drive Across Rio Grande of "Major .Archbi.shop" was conferred on Ukrainian Rite Buenos .Aires — A major Communist campaign Archbishop -Josyf Slipyi of is being mapped against the in Lvov by Paul VI — the Northern Me.xico — a Red-Chinese orientated drive first time it has ever been con­ that is aimed at discrediting the Vatican among ferred by the Catholic Church. Latin Americans. REGISTER Archbishop Slipyi reached This warning was given here by Orthodox Bish­ a year ago after having op Alexis Pelypenko, who claims the anti-Church been imprisoned and otherwise drive is the work of a Chinese Communist theoretic­ ROUNDUP detained by the Soviet Union for ian in Peking. Li Wei-han. 18 years. 'v \ Pelypenko said that printing plants in The title is one peculiar to both China and Mexico are already at work turning Change of Minds S i. Eastern Churches not under the out propaganda for the campaign. jurisdiction of a , and Washington IS somewhat akin to the title of Katholikos. Because three of the co-si)onsors of the amendment to give income tax relief to parents with children in college changed The rights the 71 year-old pre­ their minds, the amendment went down to defeat 48 to 45 in late receives by virtue of Ihe Senate action on the tax reduction bill. If the co-sponsors. history-making new title in­ clude: Senators Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, and Frank E. Moss of Utah, had not voted • The erection of against it, the amendment would have passed. The Adminis­ and appointment of tration was strongly opposed to the proposal as being too cost­ within the jurisdiction of the ly to the nation. major archbishopric; Brooklyn, N.Y. ''A • The revising and printing of liturgical books; The Brooklyn Jewish Community council, the largest • The establishment of per­ Jewish community organization in the nation, has issued a long manent synods or similar coun­ and strongly worded defense of Pius XII, and criticism of the cils. play. The Deputy, scheduled to open in New York Feb. 26. It The informaiion bulletin of the rejected as "contrary to history” the charge that Pope Pius Congregation for the Oriental failed to do all he could for Jews persecuted by the Naas. The A Church, in revealing Pope Brookl>’n division of the National Conference of Christians and /. % Paul's action, said the honor Jews warned that those who attend the play are doing a accorded .\rchbishop .Slipyi is "disservice to the cause of ‘Christian-Jewish relations.” al.so a recognition of the tradi­ tion and history of the Ukrain­ New York id'L. ian Rite sec of Lvov, which has Not Too Old to Vote In a message broadcast by the major radio networks of been a Catholic since the U.S., Pope Paul VI urged the 5,500,000 students in Ameri- Many members of religious congregations in Washington. 1677. ican Catholic schools "to make, in the spirit of Lent, your D.C.. were among those registering in some 91 voting precincts SSO (The Ukranian Rite see was little sacrifices to bring aid and comfort to those in distress" as the capital city prepares Its residents for participation in its throughout the world. In recent years the students have made a metropolitan archdio- first presidential election in history on Nov. 3. Eighty-six year- !cese in 1807. 15 years after it raised )1 million annually for world relief. old Sister Theda (above) takes the oath before a registration came under Austrian rule in the officer. The has been a member of the Congregation of Omaha j first partition of . Part of The Light in a Sea of Confusioi ' Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd for 60 years. Auxiliary Bishop-designate Daniel E. Sheehan of Omaha ---- ' Poland again between the two will be consecrated by Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan of Omaha World Wars, the Lvov see in St. Cecilia’s May 19. Bishops John L. Paschang Pope Paul emphasiies counted 1.3 million Ukrainian of Grand Island, Nebr., and James V. Casey of Lincoln, Nebr., Rite Catholics before the Soviet Pope tells seminarians will be coconsecrators. Archbishop Edward J. Hunkeler of Kan­ Union completed the takeover sas City, Kans., will preach. of the Polish Ukraine.) The Vatican bulletin noted Keep Mary Always that Slipyi re- Rumors Flying Lord’s Church ; ceived his new title shortly be­ Matirld fore Christmas. Less than a Latest amidst fast-flying reports about Princess Irene of week after Christmas, the Vati­ In Spiritual View the Netherlands were that she was engaged to Prince Carlos of can announced that Pope Paul Spain and that she would renounce her right of succession to Vatican City — Pope Paul VI; faithful pupil of tradition, must had named Archbishop Slipyi a the throne. Her conversion to Catholicism recently caused a On Rock of Papacy member of the Oriental Con­ told students at Rome's major j preserve its full objective ex- near political crisis in the traditionally Protestant-ruled Nether­ gregation itself. j seminary that they must never pression of worship and imita- Vatican City — Who is name that He Himself gave I great plan of offered lands. She reportedly had been making a three-week retreat in Pope Pius XII made provi- 'vf Iheir devotion to Our Lady tion before assuming the sub- a convent in Madrid province. The location of the convent was him.’ : to the world by the Divine Good- the Pope?” sion for the conferring of such | HoS- jective expression of praying a secret. This question was asked "A meditation upon the design; ness." a title in promulgating the 1 The Pope took the opportunity for things for our comfort and by Pope Paul VI, and was of God. upon the thought of canon law code of the Oriental lo praise Marian devotion; benefit." Rome the central theme of a weekly Christ, upon the function of His DURING THE AUDIENCE, Churches in 1957. But this is the j “The panoramic vision of the- The Pontiff said that the Continuing its harassment of Christian communities, the general audience in the great Vicar must come from having Pope Paul noticed some mem­ first time it has been given. The ology centered in the humble ‘modern development of Mari Moslem-dominated government of Southern Sudan has arrested hall above the porch of St. an audience with the Pope, so bers of the Missionaries of Af­ only Major among' Handmaid of the Lord must| an piety must for us follow this three Italian missionaries and two native priests on the charge Peter's. The unique firmness as to understand and confirm rica in their distinctive Arab the Orthodox are Archbishop never disappear from our spiri- furrow which the most ancient of anti-government activities. This charge has been used fre­ and vitality of the office were our common vocation of being garb. He said to them: j Chrysostomos of Athens, Pri- tual eyes. . .We must first honor and authoritative tradition of quently in the campaign that has closed all 350 mission schools provided by Christ because Catholics, of being men and "Beloved White Fathers, as j mate of Greece: and Archbish- the most holy Madonna before the Church offers to the spiritu­ in the south of Sudan and the expulsion of more than 160 mis­ "Peter was to be the basis upon women who know and live the you are called, we arc pleased | op Makarios of Cyprus. we invoke her. Our piety, the ality of the Christian people." sionaries. which the entire Church of the |lo tell you this morning in pub- Lord would be built up," the ■ lie of our admiration for thej History's biggest relief program marks 20 years Pope said. Pop* ‘Indofinife’ I work you are carrying out so! Week of Prayer In urging the thousands pres­ On Now World Visit intelligently in .-tfrica despite' ent to think about the unique difficulties and upheavals on| Pope Paul VI and the Cardinals of the Roman will Ottawa, Ont. — Canada's go into a week-long retreat beginning the first Sunday of Lent. nature and wonder surrounding Health Minister Judy LaMarsh that immen.se continent. The spiritual exercises will be conducted in the Matilde Chapel the Papacy. Pope Paul cau­ reported Pope Paul VI was .n- “The Church owes gralJtude Elephants to Doughnuts of the Vatican. All Papal audiences will be suspended until the tioned the faithful of the Church definite when they discussed re­ to you for your fearless toil retreat ends Feb. 22. to look beyond the person of ports he might visit North and for the unceasing generos­ Giovanni Battista Montini and America. ity with which you dedicate to concentrate their thinking "on yourselves to your task of Figure in Catholic Aid Miss LaMarsh, a Presbyteri­ AFRICA Congo Pastoral the thought of the Lord, who an, said she ha.l a 12-minute spreading the . Through New York — Five and one- organization of its kind in thcithe CRS center in Miami, 41,- Himself chose to define the per­ audience on Feb. 3. Sbe said your ministry, the Word of God . ,, , history of nongovernmental for-1000 had been resettled outside Leopoldville, the Congo son whom He selected as the while she did not extend an of­ is proclaimed and the Church eign aid, noted Edward M. Kin- the Miami area by Sept. 30, first of His Apostles by func­ ficial invitation to the Pontiff shows her Catholic countenance ^ years ago. the ncy in Catholic Market maga 1963. The first copy of the Congolese Bishops’ joint pastoral tion and mission." to visit Canada, she spoke about and receives the irreplaceable j NCWC Administrative Board letter was presented to President Joseph Kasavubu. 'The pas­ 2>ne. In 1962, more than 30 mil- reports that h" mi.ght visit toral stresses the evils of violence and self-interest and calls contributions of the young and i founded Catholic Relief Serv- The total value of relief aid lion persons in 67 countries were THE PONTIFF noted that North Am-iica. The Po;h; said on all Congolese to work for the common good. All Christians new Catholic communities. Tees to represent Catholic Amer- in the two decades is valued at given food by the agency. The Christ rejected the name of were urged to work for the improvement of economic and he liked i?a;iado — an-i that was “We therefore feel it a veryiicans' compassion for war suf- J1.25O.000I0O0. Kinney is director food travels by truck, train, Simon — "the birth name" — abiut as defU.ite as tu- com­ social conditions. Meanwhile the Red-inspired anti-government pleasing___ duty to _ congratulate J ui I ferers and needy, in , other lands of purchasing and shipping for mule, elephant, and even native and instead called him Peter mitted himselt, the Citiiict of­ . . ourage .'ou, and bless| The agency of the American,peUpf Services, Vati- carrier. Tin food containers are terrorists were increasing their attacks. It was feared that — "the name of office.” Pope ficer reported your apostolic work." ■ Bishops is the largest voluntary several Catholic were trapped at their mission! stations can purchasing agent in the fashioned by the recipients of in Ihe Leverville area, north of the heavily besieged Kwuilu. Paul fold those present that it , and general man- aid into bowls and ladles, and is "evident that Jesus gave A UN helicopter carrying eight nuns from their missions in the ager of Institutional Commodity washing machines are put to Kisandji region was shot by a terrorist’s arrow. After a forced His chosen one a particular vir­ Seniccs, Inc. double sen-ice as mixers for tue and a p articu larj^ce, en­ Me and thee are fine, but... landing the nuns were flown out in another helicopter. Some In the year 1963 a shipment Powdered milk, shrining the o n e ^ d other in 100 U.S. and Canadian Protestant missionaries, together with the image of stone, of rock, that of CathoUc overseas aid de- In the Philippine islands a 27 Belgian Catholic priests, nuns, and mission workers had been is the virtue of firmness, of parted from- a U.S. port for an donation of five doughnut-mak- evacuated from the attacked area. How About the Sisters? area of need on an average of ing machines two years ago en- stability, of solidness, of im­ every four hours around the abled the agency to produce mobility and of indefectibility. By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer clock. 2.500 doughnuts a day. Last Historic First both in lime and in the vicis­ OUR SELECT COMMITTEE for the charges in detail,detail. we trust that this ISRAEL situdes of life " The groundwork for the agen -'^^r 10 more machines were Nazareth,Israel Study of the Seamy Side of the Cath­ lifting of a corner of the veil which cy had been laid so well that acquired. In Malaia a bakery Jerusalem-born Bishop Hanna Kaldany, Vicar General of The Pope declared that "Ihe olic Church in America has just un­ thought of the Ixtrd is most shrouds the iniquities of the svstem within a few months after for- P^sram is producing 24.000 the Latin Rite Catholics in Israeli was coasecrated by the earthed some fascinating data. We can­ mal launching of the organiza Pounds of bread a month. A clear, and it is that which gives will prompt every red-blooded .•Ymer- Latin Rite Patriarch .Alberto Gori, O.F.M., of Jerusalem, and tion relief supplies began to ''Vhool feeding program reaches the Papacy its unique nature not wait to pass it on to our eager ican Catholic to join with the POAU in became the first native of the Holy Land to become a Latin public. Are you aware that the aver­ an imperious demand that it be forth­ move overseas. 7.500.000 children, and in Bor­ Rite Bishop. Paul VI informed him he was elevating him to the and its wonder. For those who neo. where pupils live as much age Sister in the Catholic school class­ The first clothing colleclion Episcopate by slipping an Episcopal ring on the prelate’s finger have .some knowledge and some with suppressed. The refreshing fea­ as a week's walk from school, experience of the fragility of room is little better than a puppet in ture of this approach, of course, is that campaign, conducted in 1944. in the course of a meeting on the Mount of the Beatitudes. High children bring their own food Christian. Jewish, and Moslem dignitaries attended the conse­ human beings, the words of a habit? Do you know that she. poor one can bear the name of Catholic and gathered in 6.000 tons of cloth­ and do their own cooking. Jesus to Peter appear thus, soul, even were she gifted with the ca- cration. yet be strong enough and courageous ing and shoes, which, shortly The relief program has actual­ (showing) His divine daring p a c i t y to enough to emulate the shorn and blind­ after the .Allied armies occu­ ly succeeded in creating a de­ which triumphs over human ed Samson in pulling down the whole pied Rome, moved overseas in mand for such products as milk Condolences weakness and which challenges nfe'rau. L. AMERICA Ustoiilng In edifice of Catholic education about our U.S. military supply ships for and bulgur wheat where none Buenos Aires the frailty of constructions built ly kept in ignorance so as to be a more the destitute people of Italy, by ears. What a lark! existed before. The Pope cabled condolences to relatives of the victims in the sands of time, it is a pliable instrument in the hands of her far the chief beneficiaries of The relief agency, moreover, miracle of equilibrium, of re­ CRS aid in its two decades. of the railroad disaster at Altamirano that killed between 60 unscrupulous superiors and of the ma- WH.AT .A L.ARK indeed. .And how is working side by side with and 70. The Holy Father said he was having prayers offered sistance. of vitality, which finds •\ toul of 500.000,000 articles of similar efforts of Catholics in •4ign hierarchy? Do you know that the clever a ploy to mount the attack on for the souls of the dead and he sent a special Apostolic bles­ its explanation in the presence clothing have been collected, those countries, like Misereor in “Sister Image” is the cause of the ex­ the school Sister. It offers a pleasing sing to all those injured or bereaved by the tragedy. of Christ in the person of Peter." cessively high incidence of scrofula In the .vears following the Germany, Secour Catholique of "St. Peter speaks of if in his variation of the “Have you stopped among our Catholic youth and of thumb launching of the program, hun- France. Caritas Catholica of San Juan, P.R. first letter, calling Christ the beating your wife!’" gambit. You say .Archbishop James Peter Davis will be honored during five sucking among our alumni of 87 years dreds of thousands of refugees Belgium. Caritas Xeerlandica. Living Rock, Ihe cornerstone. Sister is incompetent and unprepared. were assisted to resettle in more Caritas Austria, Caritas Swit- days of farewell Feb. 17-21 before he leaves for Santa Fe, N. By Jesus the figure of the rock of age and over? She is supposed to answer hotly that hospitable lands. One-third of zerland. and the Catholic Wom- Mex., and his new duties. He will be enthroned in Santa Fe is then attributed to the first Yes, dear reader, we have a dos­ she is nothing of the sort. But in the all displaced persons and ref-.en's leagues of Canada and Feb. 25. Hie Archbishop was the guest of honor at a dinner of His Own Apostles. St. Leo the sier on all these allegations, and while ver>’ act of answering there is opened ugees entering the U.S. were re- Great Britain. Secular groups given by Gov. Luis Munoz Marin. A delegation of Puerto Great well says, ‘Jesus willed we are understandably reluctant to di­ the suggestion that she might perhaps setUed by the CRS. Of the 114.- help too. So do governmental Rican IRerarefay, clergy, and laity w ill accompany the Arch­ that Peter should bear the very vulge names or to spell out these (Turn to Page 2) 000 Cuban refugees registered at groups. bishop to Santa Fe. Swedish see 800 years old Me and thee are fine, but Expert finds they pay Lutherans to Mark Coming How About the Sisters? Church Press (Continued) injustice. Others lacked the essential i be, or lhal the weaknesses of Catholic gift of putting their instruction across. i eiiucation in this country (and no one Some few were obviously unfitted for Of Apostle of the North I in his right mind denies that there are the life, though these tended to disap­ Is Ad 'Sleeper' weaknesses, plenty of them) could be pear quietly as time went on. There , — This year pagan and practiced bloody j Sweden, bloody sacrifices were Toronto, Cnt. — It pays to marks the 800th anniversary of due precisely to this. You can’t call were others who found the combination Walsh Advertising company, sacrifice of humans as well as I still offered in this city, 1 advertise in religious newspa­ the establishment of the Arch­ Ltd., and of the Canadian As­ of animals. Uppsala was the: The first Episcopal see was j to mind at the moment any individual of a full religious life and a complete pers. In fact, according to the diocese of Uppsala. The King I Sister who fits this description, but professional career too wearing and president of one advertising sociation of .Advertising .Agen­ and Queen and Lutheran Church surely there must be a great many, taxing; either they went under physi- agency,...... H. V. Petersen, the cies, said: leaders are planning for a sum­ and if a great many, why not most, cally or mentally, or developed into ; church press is a “sleeper” in mer-long celebration. “Certainly national adver­ why not. substantially, all of them? first-rate “characters,” furnishing am- | Canadian media — a feature Once Hidden, Stockholm tisers will want to pay more at­ When St. Ansgar, the Apostle This is the way propaganda is manu­ pie anecdotal matter for the commu­ which catches the readers’ at­ of the North, went to Sweden tention and brings returns far tention to the church press than in 829, the Swedes were still factured. as the late Adolf Hitler could nity archives and driving their super­ Church to Have Key Site testify. This is the formul-a for the Big iors to the verge of despair. exceeding expectations. they have in the past. Each of Stockholm — The key Cath­ being a center of hostile at­ Lie. The extraordinary thing about all Hugh - Munro, . writing „ in the these church publications has olic church here will have “a tention. this is that only Catholic school Sisters | Toronto Globe and Mail, Cana- shown improvement both in ip- FROM TIME TO TIME, and alto­ place in the sun" as a result But the site municipal au­ are strange or incompetent or unpre- largest morning newspa- pearance and editorially — and thorities have chosen for the gether aside from our present preoc­ per, said national advertisers of extensive municipal de­ pared. Public school teachers never with 800,000 circulation,we can­ new church is on the east cupation with the subject, we have are. Rumors to the contrary must be '"have been pleasantly sur- j prised" at the results of their not overlook this particular velopment of central Stock­ side of a park that faces to­ toyed with the notion of writing a book firmly dealt with, out of hand. Let us holm. ward the nearby Royal pal­ about nuns. Years ago a wag suggested I advertising in religious newspa- group of Canadian media.” banish from memory the nightmare vi­ ■ pers. St. Eugenia’s, 133-year-old ace. .\djacent are Stockholm’s that the proper title of William James’s opera house and its largest sion of that dear lady who presided He said three factors were re­ structure is the only church The Varieties of Religious Experience over our educational destinies when we If you were born now in the busy central dis­ store. ’The area is a favorite should read Strange Religions I Have sponsible: promenade for both Swedes were six and in the first grade. She trict. • The "big five” of the Ca­ Fru JFK Half Dollar and tourists. Known. We shall name , this book had it in for us, not only because we SubtOrlbt to Numismatic Nows, ttw coin nadian church press have be­ The church, oldest post- American-born Bishop John Strange Religious I Have Known. The were excessively stupid but because we before 1913... colltctors . Up to 96 pages eocti gun to cooperate and have un­ Issue. Contains coin news, ptiotos, articles Catholic church E. Taylor, O.M.I., of Stock­ chances it will ever be written are happened to be Catholic (she herself ot lasting Interest and lists coin values. dertaken a modest collective . . . let us tell you how you can in Sweden, was hidden on a holm has told Sweden’s 35,000 slender, but the title is hereby pre­ Special: Send S2.00 tor 6 months (13 Is­ became a convert many years later). promotion campaign. 'The "big still apply for a $2,000 life in­ sues) including free IMS JFK halt dollar. narrow, dingy back street on Catholics that the project will empted. surance policy (issued up to N«w tocn m/fioTMt «r Let us erase the recollection of a sub­ five" are the Canadian Baptist, purpose and made to look like be "^a testimonial for coming For in sooth, dear reader, we have age 80). Once your application odi lr«m rtUoW* sequent beldame who whiled away the the Canadian Churchman (.An­ a private mansion to avoid generations.” (NC) known some very strange nuns. Almost IS approved, the policy can be NUMISMATIC NEWS, Pepl. W ! hours by reciting her intellectual ac­ glican), the Canadian Register earned the rest of your life. lOlA. WISCONSIN SASAS , as strange as some Bishops we have complishments and by assuring us un­ (Catholic), the Presbyterian I •nclei* S2.00 for 13 iitMM. I known, or some priests, or some bank­ No one will call on you. You Stnd ti»j ftoo 1964 ifK dotwr, | ceasingly that she was the finest teach­ Record and the United Church I center of idol worship for all established at Uppsala. One of ers, or some housekeepers. These nuns Observer. handle the entire transaction I er in the whole public system. W e be­ ------— ------I of Scandinavia. Two and one- the early Bishops, St. Henry, by mail with OLD AMERICAN have been of all kinds and degrees of lieved her implicitly. • Their circulations have the company which helped pio­ •' I Addrvti. ______- I half centuries later, after Chris­ took part in the crusade to Fin­ learning, clothed in all manner of hab­ . Z.p- Plainly, there are incompetents in boomed since World War II. neer insurance for senior Cty,'S(9t« - tianity bad spread throughout land led by St. Eric the King Americans. and suffered martyrdom there its (mostly horrendous), and evincing both the Catholic and public school • They appear to be success­ in 1157. all conceivable states of mind and tem­ systems. There are misfits in every fully swimming against the tide which is adversely affecting Tear out this ad and mail it In 1164, Pope Alexander III per. There was Sister Terribilia who profession known to man. The public today with your name, address most consumer magazines. made Sweden a separate ec: cracked her knuckles on our head the schools strive most commendably to and year of birth to Old Ameri­ can Insurance Co.. 4900 Oak clesiastical province and named first time we met her and is thus un­ weed them out, but any honest ad­ H. G. Anderson, president of a Cistercian , Stephen, as doubtedly to blame for the irreducible Dept. T1405C, Qty 12. first . ministrator wilt confess that the supply Mo. No obligation! amalgam of anti-clericalism in our of indifferent material always exceeds Church Visits, At a provincial syncid in 1248, make-up. There was Sister Mitissima. Most Rtvarend Fulton J. Shetn that of quality. Yet the public schools Ancient Rites YOCATIONS-MEN presided over by the Papal Le­ she of the frightened deer’s eyes, who gate, Cardinal William of Sa­ muddle along somehow, confident that This is 0 now world, a new time, and we must change! nobody thought could possibly keep Holy Crass BraMiars 4ut hew? We start with the words of Our Lord: "Heaven and bina, the enforcement of the sheer numbers will always insure a rule of celibacy among the cler­ order in her classroom and who proved Servt God In earth shall pass away but My Truth shall not pass aw ay." percentage who can be educated. Un­ Lenten Plans • Tteching • Miislons gy was made more severe. to be the mortal terror of gawky boys der the democratic process that is • Social Work • Guidance In other vvords, moulds will be broken but the pudding re­ In 1287 a French architect three times her size. • Tradts # Accountlnq mains; customs may change but Christ abides. The Catholics about all that can be expected — which For information and built the Uppsala Cathedral, There was Sister Eruditissima who is by no means intendeci as a criticism literature write: who hung 6n to the eld system of astronomy at thf time of the largest church in Scandinav­ had read all the books, and collected Of Paul VI Brettier Bartel, C S .C Galileo and the old biology of that process. V 7, VmcMt HaH ia even today. In 1477 Archbish­ all the degrees, like a Mohawk collect­ St. IdwarTt UMveraHy at the time of Darwin were op Jakob Ulfsson launched the ing scalps, but who could impart noth­ OVER THE YEARS the teaching AeatlR, TtJtit making baby clothes to fit a University of Uppsala, modeled ing of all her learning to her dullard Sisterhoods have struggled valiantly to Announced growing child. It must not on that of Bologna. Vatican City — Pope Paul’s MAKE Religious schism, however, charges. There was Sister Disciplina make their teaching practice conform happen againi who raved and ranted and stomped her to the exalted demands of the School Lenten schedule will include ROSARIES broke out at the university in visits to five new churches in At e ^refiteWe betiwttt ae the rectorship of Laurentlus foot and whom the youngsters regard­ of Christ. Of course they have not suc­ • letiifyfwf hahby. the outskirts of Rome and par­ Sofid for froo co/o log How will we oidapt our­ Petri, who had studied at Wit­ ed as the best show for their money ceeded, nor even come near to suc­ end selves to our new world? ticipation in traditional Holy tptciof iehedwe#ery o0or. tenberg under Luther and who, in all their years. And there was Sister cess. But they have been unafraid to LEWIS COMPANY Perhaps os follows: Week rites at three major Ba­ I as the first Protestant Arch­ Silentia who could command her bois­ cast the appraising eye of criticism on silicas. 407 M Ave., Trey, N. Y. 1. The will con­ bishop of Uppsala, introduced terous flock with the merest flick of themselves. Out of this have emerged, On Ash Wednesday he visited tinue to be the unit of Coth- the Reformation into Sweden. her little finger. in our time, such movements as the Because of the schism the the Dominican church of Santa olies living in a certain area Sister Avida always had her nose Shster Formation program, frankly ad­ BUNIONS of a city or town, but it will university was closed in 1580 Sabine, the stational church of DOCTOS'S FAST buried in a book, and it was whispered dressed to the problem of eliminating RILIBR cease to be a ghetto in and its place taken — for Cath­ the day. He thus continued Pope olics — by a royal college at that she wrote poetry. Sister Humillis- the incompetents and misfits from the John XXIH’s revival of the cus­ You ntvtr tr)«0 ony- which Catholics are separ­ thlng to wondtiiul lor Stockholm taught for a time by sima did the cooking and complained Catholic school. Given another decade tom of Papal participation in bunion, os Or. SUioM'i Bunion Roducor ated from the rest of the 0) m H rubber. Relief Is Immadloto. Helps Jesuits. After the Reformation of her bunions. Mother Mary of Holy of operation, and the results may well stational ceremonies in Lent. nWe bulge, preserve sbept of shoe. 7Sc world. swept over Sweden, the univer­ Fortitude lived in constant fear of challenge the whole educational world. The new churches and dates each. If not ebtilneble leeelly, send price, 2. Every parish and dio­ shoe site, width, state H h r Right or sity was reopened in 1593 as a earthquakes and sought shelter under on which the Pope will visit Left tool. DR. SCHOLL'S, Dept. 33UB, . COMPARISONS, of course, are odi­ Chicago 10, IIL cese will be a stake to which Protestant institution by the them: Feb. 16 — St. Plus X her desk whenever a truck rumbled by. ous. We freely confess to a prejudice Catholics are tethered, but Swedish government. parish in the northwest section Dr. Scholl's Bunion Reducer Sister Angularia was short and fat and in favor of the school Sister, a preju­ the spiritual ifope w ill en- The last Catholic Archbishop worked off her excess energy by cover­ of Rome; Feb. 23 — Our Lady able them to^ pasture of Uppsala was Olaus Magnus, dice which seems to be shared as wicle- their alms, prayers and sacrifices ing the blackboard with cabalist signs of Lourdes church in Tormaran- Enjoy Nature's ENERGY Drink throughout tbe world. who died In 1588. Today Lu­ ly outside the household of the faith reputed to have something to do with cia, to the southwest; March 1 3. Cotholics will go to church on Sundays as they go to theranism Is the State religion as within it. But why this current hue — Santa Maria Consolatrice on JESUIT TEA the Chinese alphabet. a bank on Monday to draw out money with which they will under the name of the Church and cry raised against her, why this the southeast side; March 8 — Ml years age Jesuit coteniMrt el Seutli of Sweden. America cwHIvited an atiwtlnf kartial shop oncj purchase necessities wherever there are bargains. NOW IT IS PERFECTLY TRUE somewhat sanctimonious snobbery, Great Mother of God parish in laaf at dellclaw Haver and keam pra- the central northwest: March meting properties. Mllllens new drtnfe Likewise, Catholics will assist at Mass'to have poured into that some of these Sisters we have why this apparent itch to tear down this "Jesuit Tse," better known as their souls the merits- of Christ, and they will spend them known have been quite incompetent. rather than to build the structure? 15 — Our Lady of Salctte church Verba Male — Builds enerfy, l eethi s Development in the .Monleverde district. nervts. aMs dlgesnen, creelM a taellng wherever there are "souls for . sale" and especially ’'bar­ How and why they found their Way into Could it be a case of conscience in up­ at physical and manlal waR-balng. U. S. The Pope will follow the Len­ Prasidents and physKlam tvsrysirhare gains" as there are on the Missions, where so little purchases Of Christians the classroom is a mystery, and the heaval? Or is it nothing more than.bad bave rectmmaiidid "Nainra's miracia so many merits. temper and bad manners? ten example of his predecessor, feed." Sand ter "Tha Wtndarfbl Sitry result, sadly enough, was educational John XXIII, by washing the feet at South Amarka lAatt"—PR IB . Or an- 4. The , knowing the poverty of the world, Seen Priority clesa II and rtcalvn aM a gtntrtvs the hundreds of millions of Christless, will support their of 13 seminarians on Holy supply at Ita bags. Manila — "The sad state of Thursday, March 26, it was an­ pastors against two evils: 1) against excessive luxuries in TURn IMPORTIRt affairs in the modern world only New Constitution Drafted nounced. The ceremony will building; 2) against Sunday collections only for the parish tends to underscore the urgent Dept. R-M P. 0. Ban 4IZ, Atheist take place in the of WtsI (hasitr. Pa. when the world is the parish. need for the production, not of St. John Lateran, the Pope’s 5. Every Cotholic'will live during the weiek as if he were powerful space ships or effec­ By Jesuits for Missions own Cathedral as Bishop of tive anti-ICBM missiles . . . but given a subpoena and brought into court, where instead of Rome. of Christian gentlemen, men Kansas City, Mo. — A new just held its first graduation. It being a witness'in a lawsuit, he will be a witness to Christ constitution for the Jesuit mis­ is Sogang College, Seoul. Reds on This symbolic act of humil­ RUPTURED — in his shop, his office, his profession,- in Africa, Asia, who ‘have put on the mind of Christ’.” sions was drafted at the semi­ ity, recalling Christ’s washing You Can Now Be FREE Latin America*-^ everywhere. Our Lord's last words on earth annual convention of provincial Bishop Ends of the feet of His disciples at This was an excerpt from a From Truss Slavery were for us to "be witnesses." But do we give "evidence" speech written by President procurators at Rockhurst col­ the Last Supper, had previously of our Faith, or do’ we take a spiritual Fifth Amendment and Lenten Fast Defense Surely you went to THROW AWAY Diosdado Macapagal of the Phil­ lege. not been performed since the TRUSSBS PORtVER ond be rid Ot Rup­ say wi,th Peter, "I know not the M an"? ippines telling Catholic educa­ Twenty-six Jesuit priests from For Diocese Berlin — Is the Church, some­ time of P6pe Pius IX. ture Worries. Then why put up with La Crosse, Wis. — Bishop wearing a griping, chafing, unsenitsry 6. More priests will be utilized far the Missions, the tors here that he will use the 11 U.S. provinces, two in Can­ times criticized for its "over- On Good Friday, the Pope truss? laity taking over secular jobs like radio, television, insurance, John P. Treaty of La Crosse Thert is now e Modern NON.SUROI- “full weight” of his office "to ada, and one from Chile, rep­ protective’’ attitude in not wish­ will be present at the liturgical CAL treatment designed to correct Rup­ purchasing, real estate, building, finances. When Our Lord remove for good any and all resenting the 950 American Jes­ has abolished the obligatory ing to expose its youth to the rites in St. Peter’s Basilica. ture. Thest treelmonts ore so dtptnd- Lenten fast for Catholics in oblo that a Lltetlma Certmcalt ot As- said: "The laborers are few," there were so many priests taxes that now weigh upon edu­ uits in service overseas in 30 evils of Communism, on the de­ Easter Sunday will see him suranct Is given. that they had to take turns serving the Temple! Our Lord cational institutions." different countries, attended the his diocese. fensive in its world-wide strug­ celebrating Mass in the Vati­ Write today lor our New P R I I BOOK Bishop Treaty, announcing that gives tacts that may Save You knew there Were priests enough, but riot enough witnesses, convention. gle with atheistic .Marxist ideol­ can Basilica and later appear­ painful, expensive surgery. Tells HOW the new policy, urged that and explains WHY NON-SUROKAL plenty of Sisters but not enough missionaries. With one priest The accounts ogy? ing on the balcony outside his Catholics Instead fast volun- Methods ot Treating Rupture are so suc­ for 20,000 Catholics in many places in Africa and Latin Amer­ for 21 per cent of the total mis­ private apartment t6 impart his cessful today. Act Now. Thire is no tarUy during Lent as an act Or are the Communists, often Urbi et Orbi (to the City of obligation. ica and one for,every 700.in the United States, perhaps our FINE ROSARIES sionary forces of .\merican portraying themselves as the ■XCILSIOR MBOICAL CLINIC Catholics serving overseas. of . Rome and the World) blessing. Oopl. N IIU Eicolsior Springs. Mo. families should pray not for vocations, but for "loborers for He said that in the past fearless and outspoken cham­ MOO ?JOO the harvest." The Jesuits were told of the there has been too much em­ pions of the masses, on the de­ 7. In the new age, children will be taught not only preparation of men for mission phasis on fasting simply to fensive? Catholic Doctrine, but Catholic discipleship. Our Lord did work and the selection of mis­ avoid serious sin. “When the Researchers for Radio Liber­ Suppose IVe Send yOU not say: "If you know My Doctrine, you w ill do My W ill," FOR WOMEN sion work in accord with the fast is observ’ed jnst to avoid need of a given area; the re­ ty (“Voice of Former Soviet but: "If you do My W ill, you w ill know My Doctrine." The sin. It is robbed of much of its cent expansion of Jesuit Mission best theology moves from the confessional to the person, value,” he said. Citizens," with a transmitter in FOR MEN magazine; the effectiveness in from the classroom to the slurns, from the catechism to the In recent years several oth­ West Germany) believe the! A Check for o Change? telling the story of mission Missions, We do enough talking "about" God in our schools; er U.S. dioceses, as well as work in the parishes; and of Communists arc. now we will do more tolking "to" God and then begin to the Association for Cultural Ex­ countries, have done away The Radio Liberty research • We'll do it every year of your life If you es­ know ourselves out of love for Him. change and its work with 11 with obligatory Lenten fast­ team pointed to the "overpro- tablish an Extension Annuity. ing. 8. Our colleges and universities will put less stress on Jesuit overseas universities and tective" tone of a new anti- • Sample returns on Extension Annuities: graduates being "loyar alumni" to pour, superabundant colleges. religious manifesto recently is­ The overseas universities are sued by the Soviet Communist wealth back to their schools, and put more emphasis on be­ ,1 Catholic Wedding ing "loyal Catholics" — serving not an institution, but the in Tokyo, Japan; Baghdad, party’s central committee. Man 55 receives 5.3% Iraq; and Anteneo de Manila For Anglican Pastor Holy Father and the Church everywhere in the world. Radio Liberty said that the Man 60 receives 8 % and Cagayan, both in the Phil­ Feltham, — St. Lau­ directives for indoctrination in ippines. rence’s Catholic church here You may not b* abl* le do much Individually to iniuro atheism include this statement: Man 65 receives 7 % The colleges are In Belize, was the scene of a wedding for tho Catholic rothor than tho “ghotto" autlook, but you will ■ p British Honduras; Kingston, Ja­ the Rev. H. Leonard Tibbert, "To prevent the unlawful ac- Man 70 receives 8.3% haiton tho chang% at you roolizo tho following truths: maica; Seoul. Korea; .Ateneo de 56, an .Anglican pastor, and a i tivlty of the clergy or of single a. Tho "noodt" of tho Church in tho povorty ttrickon ii?i San Pablo. Ateneo de Naga. and nurse, Margaret Mary Brown, religious groups, the children Man 75 receives 10 % porti of tho world aro to our “wontt." Wo "nood" •Ateneo de Zamboanga, all inj54, who is a Catholic. Archbish- and young people will be in- broad; wo “want" cako. RSJ271 Tin Cut Aurora Bor­ Ihe Philippines; and Baghdad,jop John C. Heenan of Westmin- creasingly protected from the Man 80 receives 12.5% b. So proy, iocrifico and offor your tufforingt that tho ealis Beads (7mm round). Iraq. The college in Korea. that|ster granted the dispensation influence of church people and Rhodium finish. Slim Line wholo Chriit it aidod. That it why tho Holy Fothor taid ho Crucifix. Crystal Aurora—Jet I country’s first Catholic one. has for the marriage. from their parents, should they • Designed especially for ‘‘Senior Citizens" mutt bo "firtt and principally aidod." Aurora. Length 23”. I force them to carry on reli­ • The ideal way to ensure life income and to help c. Paul VI today aidt alt ports of tho world, all mission­ gious activity." RS321S French made NIL the home missions besides. ary activitiot. Tho moro Catholic you aro, tho moro you will (X>CO Rosary (Black) Dou­ How to Speak and Write The researchers reported that tacrifico for him through hit Socioty for tho Propagation of ble Wired with guard ring a stubborn adherence to reli­ ...... mmmmmmi tho Foith. • covering every bead. Extra gious beliefs and an apathetic strong construction. Beauti­ ! The Catholic Chorch Extension Society ^ Like a College Graduate attitude to Communist "educa­ GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. R.A.C. for $5 "In thanksgiving ful E ^ y crucifix set in sol­ : 1307 South Wabuh Ave, Chicaga 5, DliiioU for a favor received." .... to E.M.B. for $2 "For God's poor." id nickel. Length 23". "Now, like thousands of in­ English, you’ll find yourself tional" activities bave forced i the central committee to issue .... to Mrs. A.M for $1 "We ore oble to send this by hoving telligent men and women who able to get ahead faster in ! Dear Fathen: Catholic Bookshop, lac. have not had college training your job and social life. You’ll given up a fancy dinner for Christmos. I hove known what new guide lines in its war on P. 0. Box 2DN SORRY) in English, you can gain the gain new poise and confidence religion. Please send your free booklet on Extension Annuities. What • it is not to hove food to eat and am happy to share what I Wichita 1, Kansas ability to speak and write like plus the respect of those hove with others." a college graduate without go­ around you.” As part of the ;n te n ^ j^ |« y(,^ ^ investment of $------J Badooed find | ...... for ing back to school,” says Don For those interested. Bo- drive on religion. Radio D bertyl, J Rotary as indicated below: Bolander of Career Institute. lander has made available a reported, an Institute for Sci-'j My birth date i s ------sex ■ - ■ Chicago. I free 32-page booklet that tells —RS 3271 Crystal Aurora “The new C. 1. 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Addreu ...... ing. discover the secret’ of Dept. 959C 30 East ^ m s j unction of materials entiUed: ;• - - ...... mteresting conversation. iChicago 3. Illinois. The booklet __t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER a t y ...... Za. .. SUte ... Acceding to Bolander. j will be mailed promptly withi, P™*’*®®* Scientific .Athe-j. C ity ------Z one------State Page 2, Sec. 2 February 13, 1964 "Once you gain a mastery ofino obligation of course. ism." t ...... By an absolnte separation Required by Bishop Government, Not Religion, Hurt Diocese Counseling Columbus, 0. — Govern- grains docs not divid'- up neat-; “Such fimplc catc^jorics are our ^ocil■t\■ i- 'O p civic and religious groups. all labor" on Feb. 12. as Feb. This .. and for h fe ... •\rmy psychiatrist and attend-,recently became associated with 11 that year fell on a Sun­ vou will find (his 32jMffe Coverage booklet most useful. Each iing pediatrician at Mary Im-jthe Ohio Parent-Teacher Con- day. (The old calendar was ' t SUtion an eloquent etchinf to HIM For Uganda then in use and Washington's by...... Hippniyie I..aser]res with ilh maculate Hospital, Jamaica,iKrfss — a group mostly made, Wa.sliington, DC. — When the! Sinn- that early event, thej soul-satisfyinf meditations HtAVENlY COMFORT .N.Y., in an interview here said:,up of public school PT.\ units.;Rress divisinn of the .National'general press has paid incrcas- Birthday was Feb. 11. .\ftcr written by Father I’axe. and SICURITY or H Catholic Welfare Conference dc- ing attention to Vatican news! 1752 his birthday' fell on Feb. While $upplv latl»^-one per “At best such reading may In other developments on oh roupon*~^n/y adulli please. Ceil* Yen Nethingl Takes Form scene literature here, the Cleve­ cided in 1931 to put an entire land documentation, Mr. Hali 22.) Kampala, Uganda — A Joint lead to outbreaks of violence Rejoice, Ye Rui>- land Junior Chamber of Com­ Papal "on the wires" Isays. The link was ■ brought ..... out ,; * p,..„ r«t "w.,ri ih.c,«." | tured! ThU patent­ Christian council set up by Cath­ at worst to unnatural sex acts.” ed Brookt Air Cuih- Dr. Riley, president of the merce has lautiched its own it set a precedent that other| But also, following the NCWC here by John favanagh. a ||Mr. | j olic and Anglican churches of M i l -(PImm lon Appliance — for New York State Citizens for De­ campaign to combat pornogra­ news services have gratefully lead, secular agencies have | former teacher now a mem- most forma of reducible rupture- Uganda was organized to co­ iMiuJ P r i n t ) I phy. followed. ' found that cooperation with the ; her of the "Register"- editor- i I A dd rtss . now la poalllvely guaranteed to ordinate the churches’ ap­ cent Literature, was in Cleve­ bring you heavenly comfort and land as speaker at a CDI, R. Fi. Bell. .laycee president,! Veteran Caiholie newsman Catholic press pays. iai staff. Mr. Cavanagh IS I C.ty J aecurlty, day and night at work or proaches on matters of mutual meeting. world a "Washington buff.” . I Zone . .Slate. plav—o r It coata you nothing! Light. concern. I said ehamber members will v:s-‘I'"'■sil' Hall, now director When Italy entered No ipringa or hard pads. Low coat! He said that when obscenitydt "druggists, newsstands andi*’™'^'''’'*'; ^CWC News,War II on Hitlers side there Buy NO rupture device till you get Committees on education, is attacked in court, jt is cus-iothw merchants, and urge them I the occasion high j ''<> general press staffs sur fr— fnet* communications, and social wel­ Brooki Co., 412-A Stale St., tomary for the defense to claim Ho remove from their racks all V*his 40 years of news j left in Rome, and only the able INVEST YOUR SAVINGS' CATHOUC Marshall, Mich. fare were agreed upon by rank­ that there is no way to prove'material they consider unfit for Kathenng. .MonsignorMonsignor Walter Carroll, “a ing prelates from both churches in ■ t CHURCH-SCHOOL- The fledgling NC in the De- natural-born newspaperman” attending the council's first - .scientifically — a cause-and-jthe eyes of children.” (NC) oh-1effect-relationship between oh-1effect-relationship pression years did not have the;?.”'’ representative at the HOSPITAL meeting. Vatican could help them. The council will be open to scenity and delinquency. i kind of finances that could af Plain common sense should ford a 20,000-word document at "All of a sudden all the pow­ Phillips any Church "which adheres to erful U.S. general news serv­ BONDS be enough to establish the re­ Jews Hopeful 9 cents a Word cabled from the Apostles’ and which ices became startlingly depend­ accepts by water in lationship, Dr. Riley said. . Rome, but the encyclical was- MILK OF MAGNESIA But. if that’s not enough, he About Council thought to be important enough ent on the Catholic press serv­ the name of the Father and of I ice for texts, documents and •. C. ZIIOLIR said, he can quote some of the Columbus, 0. — The Ameri-'anfi enwsworthy enough to in- the Son and of the .” other tremendously important AND COMPANY grim situations he has en­ can Jewish community is watch-1 torest the big secular newspa- The future of Church-related Papal expressions which had countered in his medical prac­ ing the outcome of the Second'pers. BONDS si WmI B«nd> Wiiceniln education here is an initial ma­ such an effect on world opin­ jor concern of the council. tice: For example, the 12-year- Vatican Council in a mood of, These, however, had got wind old mother, and the 14-year-old ion.” Mr. Hall recollects. An immediate challenge will “cautious optimism," aecordinglnf the transaction, Mr. Hall re- Monitoring stations in Eng­ B. C ZIEGLER AND COMPANY Rig. ^ be the Uganda government’s ef­ father with" a room full of dirty to Balfour Brickner. director of i members, and had asked the $Miir)tyliiMIng. 13S E. 42nd St 135 S. to Sol* St 4ttN .r*tt magazines. land in iiart helped the general forts to secure passage in Par­ the Commission on Interfaith' ..yssociatiKl Press wire service press agencies to obtain news WmlMd,WI(. N*»Yark,aY. * Oika9o .R . ' St UottMOk He said the publisher of one liament of legislation providing •Activities of the Union of Ameri-j to get the document for them, from Europe and the Vatican, FlnOM Mnd ••• hionnadon raiordkig SM% londt such magazine asked him in a for greater centralization and can Hebrew Congregations. i However, for the sake of econ- via radio, but actual texts of TV debate if he could produce control over education. Though .Tews historically haveio'"-'- 'he Catholic and the seen- what the Holy Father had to.j No m . 'S The vast majority of Church- one example to prove a con­ regarded Eeumenical Councils lar agencies collaborated in the say were available from NC,: | AddrM. related education here is con­ nection between reading mat­ of the Church “with fore­ venture. Hall recalls the busy Mr. Hall states. ducted, with government finan­ ter and delinquency. boding," he said they are watch­ .scene at Associatixi Press when cial assistance, by the two "One? I told him I’d be glad ing the present Council particu­ tlie long message was coming R e iu lir or Flavored churches. to show him a thousand cases,” larly because of the on tlirough, and a copy boy’s com­ Dr. Riley agreed that other Catholic-Jewish relations in the ment: "It’s something Catholic Sees Rules things help make trouble for schema on , rie — something about the Pope children, including social ten­ added that gestures by getting married.” On Marriage sions and lack of parental su­ John XXIII and Paul VT are The encyclical was Pope Pius INDIA: FOR HELPING BABIES pervision. "portentous of really construc­ Xl's fasti Connubii, on Chris­ The of St. Joseph’s Convent in the town of MAN- But, he emphasized, sexual tive Catholic - Jewish relations.” tian marriage. Not Changed JAPRA writes about the orphans in her care. The 36 Sisters live in a modest house with an or­ Boston — Some of the phanage for the children . . . The Takes on school board, city hall Church’s marriage laws are building Is 12 years old and the "great obstacles to C hrislianj^^ Sisters are unable to find room for unity," Cardinal Richard Cush-'5.5 the many homeless babies entrust­ 98-Pound Grandmother ing told 200 Episcopalian min­ ed to them. Every corner has been isters. . i used but still more babies are He predicted that the Church! brought to them . . . The daily in­ will make various changes in come of the Sisters enables them Fights for Bus Rides an ecumenical spirit, but ex- only to meet the food bills. The pressed doubt that changes in ;5 g superior of this convent in aouthern Vineland. N. J Mrs. Bar- ways or cross heavily traveled involving three South Vineland the regulations on mixed mar- “ T it Holy ftthtr's Million AH India in ERNAKULAM diocese bara Holtz, a 98-pound Catholic intersections to get to school schools. riagcs will be among them. jof ih Oritninl Chnrcb “shs if our readers will help her to grandmother with three school- here. Her oiiposition eventually sur­ "There was a time,” Cardinal thc extent of $2,000 to make a new age children of her own has Her running three-week battle rendered in the face of public home for these babies . . . We are sure there are enough read­ Cushing said, ‘‘when I thought ers who will make her wish come true. We need only mention waged a "heavyweight" battle with the Board of Education and attention that, in the words of that my Church’s marriage laws the problem. Please send your help now! in her efforts to win school bus the City Fathers brought a Mayor Henry .A, Garton. was vis-a-vis non-Catholic partners transportation for children who promise of a complete survey i'giving Vineland a black eye would be mitigated. must walk on dangerous high- on costs of transpotration. in the minds of other people." “Although I do not like them. OUT OF PUFF? School and city officials re- Mayor Garton and other offi Burial Insurance peatedly tried to dissuade herjcials pleaded with her to give I cannot promise they will b e '^ 5 Getting rid of the cigarette habit isn't going to be easy. It $500 or $1000 policy - to age 80. from her objective by complain-'j up the protest demonstrations, changed,” he added. will take plenty of will power . . . Maybe you’ve found that out No Salesmen. No Examination. ing that "the state won't let us:which she did — but not before Speaking at a luncheon of the already. Our suggestion? Give to the missions and get back Massachusetts Clerical assotia- Money Back Guarantee. For help you and if we do we'll lose! making it clear that she did not that extra something needed to stick to your re.solve. . . Why tinn in historic church. • FREE details write Crown Life money” i intend to abandon the fight for not send them what you used to spend on cigarettes—in a day, Cardinal Cushing also declared, of Illinois. 203 No. Wabash Ave. Mrs. Holtz i.sn't interested,in bus transportation for the chil- a week, or a month? nobody is going to tell m e Chicago 1. Illinois, Dept. F71. the New .Jersey educational pol-idren. The worUVs fastest grotcitig airline \ For those who send a $10 FOOD PACKAGE to icy that provides financial aid^ After the truce, she an- that Christ died on Calvary for a select group." the Palestine Refugees during Lent, we only for those children who live nounced that she plans a sub- CATHOUC TRAVEL OFFICE have an Olive Seed Rosary from the Holy Landl beyond two miles, and has tried |.scription drive to purchase two' predicted that a sin- Dupont Circle Building, Washington, D. C. 20035 DR Classified Ads every gimmick in the book in j school buses which the parents jslf’ authorized version of the O her one - woman campaign will operate indepe'ndently. ; Bible will eventually replace the “ Please send me your free Illustrated booklet descRblng bi 4A CUitiflDd run through oil Rogitttr detail the "worid-covering" pilgrimages. ST.ATIONS OF THE CROSS tdltlofti. Tho ritt Is 15c ptr word por against the Board of Education! The tempest over bus trans- various Catholic and Protestant itsut. Minimum 12 words. If four or editions now in use. 5 5 Name_ Lent for many is a time for making the Stations of the moro consocutivo Issuos art usod, tho and City Hall. iportation in Vineland, N.J., only Cardinal Cushing praised the Cross. Recently, in a very dramatic manner. Our Holy Father raft Is Me por word por Issuo. Paymont These gimmicks included: goes to prove that you can’t Address. must accempony all orDtrs. Ads ro- • "Walkathons” along busy overestimate the power of a Protestant clergy for their ^ made the Way of the Cross in the Holy Land itself . . . There coivod on Monday will appoar in tho Issuo printod tho toliowing wook. Delsea Drive here (in which,woman — especially a 98-p lund scholarship and good will and 5 5 City/Zone/State_ he could see for himself the work of our missionaries. This year she operated a "school bus"! grandmother and mother of called for a broadening of ecu HOME FOR AGED think of them! The Holy Father's visit gave them needed en­ that was draw n by a pair of three w ho puts a high premium I'^S- couragement. Your kind help will continue to give them need­ WOMEN horses); on the safety of her own and' ed support! The Salve Regina Home tor Aged • two-day school boycott the children of others During Lent, why not have your group adopt Women now has openings for single and double xcupancy. The Home is a re­ a Mission project? It costs only a dollar modeled old mansion, surrounded by beautiful trees and expanse ot lawn. Sun a day to support a missionary. A dollar porch opens on parR-'ike area. Dally a month keeps the DAMIEN CLUB for lepers going. Mass in Chapel. Ouiet, Dignified. This RECEIVE M GIVING comfortable and convenient convent nome is staffed by the Dominican Sis­ ters at ?75 Pennsylvania Street, Denver 3. Cola Phone; ALp»ne 5-60S2. Write or V.VLENTINE FOR A MISSIONARY phone for imnr»ediate reservations. Prices Yes, we will mail you a check every six months for life if you invest through our On February 14, or any other day. your MASS STIPENDS reasonable. may be a priest's sole means of subsistence. His entire life is HOUSEKEEPER WANTED LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT ihe supreme work of love. That’s what Valentines are all about, Housekeeper at Catholic RKtory Ixated In Atlanta, Georgia. Recommendations aren't they? Why not open your heart? required. Write The Register, Dept. B.R., P. 0. Box 1620, Denver, Colo. (A N ANNUITY) MISCELLANEOUS HOIJDAY FOR STRI.NGS is a tuneful pleasant piece of Mine Is a poor Parish In Southern ir^dia. The high rate of interest depends upon your age. Please help me. Rev. Fr. G. Paul music, STRINGLESS GIFTS are pleasant music too for they Averthan, St. Xaxier's Mission, Kurv You will help needy students to the Priesthood and our missionaries. enable us to help the Holy Father where he thinks the need is dambhagam, Vllappll Trivandrum. India. greatest. 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Street ...... ST. JO H N 'S c r y s t a l SPRINGS. MlS-i tini (center) is at the "Chamber of Destmetion" on Mount S ISS IP P I. need (Jonations. 7|1 square] Zion, Jerusalem, while on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. WRITE Address. City ...... miles, X COO population. 152 Catholics.: Zone State Father Ed. Watching (at right) is Dr. .Meir Mendes. deputy director of the TODAY TO C ity____ .Zone___ State. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Israel _ Department __ of Christian Communities in the Ministry FUN s PROFIT - "67 idHs iv pi»,Mc' Religions. The Montini-Mendes families have been close Scraps'* Ilka barry baskats. data*^ani j since 1939. when Pope Panl (then Monsignor Giovanni Battista (&1!karSst(nis$ioQ$j^ botfias. ate. Maka gifts, bazaar itams, • fovs. ate Sand 2Sc for bookiat to Pia$»»c' Montini. Pro-Secretary of State) succeeded in saving the dis­ REV. FATHER RALPH. S .V .D . CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES MANCIS CAIOINAL SPILLMAN, PrtiideM Scraps. Dapt. C6024. 14 Main St., Pa^'k tinguished Roman Jewish family from Fascist anti-Semitic per­ M tff. JatapK T. tyon, Not‘) Sec'y R*dgf Illinois. teed all cemmunksHaoi ta: secution. Through his efforts, the family found safety in Pales­ TEACHERS WANTED 316 N. CHICAGO 1 CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION tine. Dr. Mendes' father. Guido, now 87, was a schoolmaster SEEKING A CATHOUC COLLEGE OR 410 Ltxlngten Ava. at 46lh Si. N»w York 17, N.Y. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING POSITION? of Fugenio PacelU, who was to become Pope Pius XII. Dr. WRITE; NATIONAL CATHOLIC PLACE­ Mendes was a member of the Israeli delegation that attended MENT SERVICE. 412 Maichar Avanua E Indiana Pope Paul’s coronation. 'ebnjory 13, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Sec 2, Page 3 The ancient fight against magic flares up in

WiM-' A New Battle With Darkness traveled Catholic author and THE ROOTS of \oodoo are still survive in certain mission close by Catholic churches. .MAGIC for the Haitians Is lecturer. This is an actual in .Africa and it survives in areas. Voodoo rites have words a protection against the hos­ possibility or. the island of other areas — for example The zenith for voodooism picked up from'the .Mass and tile environment that sur­ Haiti. These are the zombies Brazil — where in Haiti, according to Mr. litanies. rounds them. Wheit Duvaller S that fiction has made even has not penetrated or not been t'.reen. was reached in World Some voodob rites are came to power in 1957 in the '/V ‘ « more horrible, if such is pos­ fully accepted. Most of what War II. The Church’s battle thought to have been given nation that- shares the island sible. They are part of the the houngan, the ordinary voo­ against it after the war is their form by Grandmasonry. of with the Domini­ , f j S i dark actuality that is voodoo. doo priest, and the bokor can what brought the present Usually there is a bloody sac­ can Republic he found voodoo It is a battle against such do have natural explanations, trouble. The trouble culmi­ rifice. a goat or chickens. But could be a valuable ally. It p-actices that has placed the according to -Mr. Green. Still nated in November, 1962, in human sacrifice is known to has had power enough to help Catholic Church in Haiti on unex,o)ained, however, are the ouster of Bishop Paul have taken place. him rule by fear and force the defensive and resulted in “long 'distance ' killings, in Robert of I.es Gonaives along Appealed to are “gods" and defy the Church in a the exiling of the Bishops of which the voodoo practitioner with three priests. Fathers brought from Africa — gods nominally Catholic land. Port au Prince, the capital, a.oparentl.'' never touches the Georges Martin Pierre Robin, of the earth and sky. “ Maras- How long the power of dark­ and of Gonaives, along with victim or 13 even in his pres­ and Herve Saliou. all natives sa," the twins: “Ixia Pemba” ness can survive in a struggle V the departure of the Pope's ence at the time of death. of France. Church-state rela­ and “Damballa" Others re­ in which the light has always Xuneio. Regardless, between what is tions had begun to deteriorate flect Catholicity — “Holy Vir­ been ultimately triumphant Is Voodoo is not just the su­ done and what is rumored, one four years earlier with the gin." “ of Carmel.” pure conjecture. y perstition of the uneducated product of voodoo is fear. .And expulsion of two French and poor of this Negro nation. Papa Doc rules with the aid priests. In 1960 Papa Doc After 75 years’ vows, he asks Its dictator, “Papa Doc ' of skilled boknrs who put forced out .Archbishop Fran­ Here, before “Papa Doc” Duvaller came brought Its relations with the slate near the Duvaller, is a defender of voo­ their terrible weapons at his cois Poirier of Port-au-Prince. to power, Haiti Is consecrated to Our Lady of breaking point. This scene took place before doo as the genuine folk reli­ disposal. Small wonder that to .At the time of Bishop Rob­ Perpetual Help. Some of those attending thi. the Presidential palace in Port-au-Prince. gion of Haiti, although the is­ speak against voodooism, as ert's expulsion, the Vatican Perseverance ceremony, however, may have attended voo­ Now the palace Is guarded by “bogeymen” land,' after Christianity was Catholics must do on occa­ called home .Archbishop Gio­ a 20-ycar-old German Ihd from Pittsburgh's south doo rites the same evening. Duvaller now and, within, animal sacrifices and worse are introduced in the 16th cen­ sion, and to fight its dark vanni Ferrofino, .Aposjolic side efitered the Passionist Brothers. Leo XIII was rules, helped by the dark powers and fear of said to take place, with D:> alier himself as tury, has been almost totally power is to invite trouble. Nuncio to Haiti. reigning Pope, Benjamin Harrison was President, Victoria had voodoo. The Church's war against it has voodoo practioner. "Catholic” for centuries. 11 more years to rule, and the horse had three more years .MR. GItEE.V points out the In his palace, that is guard­ ONE DIFFK’LETY t h e of supremacy before the first automobile THE BOKOR, or medicine exhumed, given a counter­ Only certain herbs can keep ed by the dreaded bodyguard long efforts, not actually over Church has is the acceptance would turn its wheels in .America. man, prepares a poison for poison that will bring him him from slipping back into called Tonton-.Macoutes (bo­ yet, for Christianity to cast by many Catholics of both Profile The year was 1890. Brother Valentine his client. This potion will be back to consciousness. But, unconsciousness and true gey men). “Papa Doc” is out superstition and magic in voodooism and their religion Rausch, C.P., not only has many years to administered to the client's his brain damaged, he will death. said to offer animal sacri­ European nations. He says Some will attend voodoo rites look I)ack upon, but some very exciting ones. enemy. The victim will slip have no intelligence or will of fices, stock in trade of the the black arts survived long­ in the evening and Mass the In After doing many things as a versatile into what seems to be death, his own. He remembers noth­ THE PLOT of a “horror” voodooi.st. There are rumors est in those areas reached last next morning. Educated Hai­ and obedient lay Brother, Brother Valentine and may even be buried. ing and is at the mercy of the film? No, not at all. accord­ that even worse goes on in by Christianity, which is a tians are, of course, shocked Action was asked by the Passionists to help a new­ Then, In secret, he will be man who hired the bokor. ing to Reginald Green-, widely the Presidential palace. partial explanation why they at the existence of cult huts ly formed vice-province in his native Bavaria train Brothers. When he left in 1926 he never dreamed his journey back to the land of his birth would eventually mean The REGISTER, in cooperation with the Country Beautiful Foundation, Inc., true missionary adventures and dangers. Short years after his arrival in Germany the Nazi tyranny gripped the country. When Germany declared war on the United States in 1941 Brother Valentine became an offers its readers an opportunity to share in a special publishing tribute . . . enemy alien. At the age of 70 years he was loaded into a box car with prisoners of war destined for rcpatrialion. That is how he managed to return to lus adopted country in 1942, By then he was at the age of retirement, having wit­ nessed and experienced the AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL horrors of war. But nothing could restrain him from plung­ The Words of JOHN F. KENNEDY ing once again into active work in behalf of his congre­ gation in the United States. .Now, at the age of 94 — probably the oldest and long­ An attractive, fully illustrated book that will have est-professed Brother in the a meaningful place in homes and libraries and churches United States — Brother Val­ entine still serves and attends everywhere. To be pulilished February 22, 1964 by as many Masses as he can in Country Beautiful Foundation. Inc. Our Lady of Sorrows Monas­ tery, West Springfield, Mass. He has nearly reached 75 years as a professed brother. But his spirit of humility can best be shown by a statement he made nearly 15 years ago A permanent book’ in which specially selected when he was honored^ at a 60th jubilee. After a Mass of m Thanksgiving he 'was asked to speak at a reception. writings and speeches of the late President have been "Please pray for my perseverance,” he pleaded. chosen to give insight into his ideals, •vision and goals for all Americans . . . and the finest in color photog­ raphy and artworks have been found to give emphasis Moslem Keeps Key to the President’s words. Two days before his untimely death, President John F. Kennedy completed work on a special manu­ To Holy Sepulcher script which was prepared especially for COUNTRY By Michael Wilson who entered but that this BEAUTIFUL IMagazine. A week later, Stewart L. (Special 'Reglstw' Corraspondant) habit had fallen into disu.se. Jenisalem Udall, Secretary of the Interior, forwarded the manu­ FOR CENTURIES Moslem QUE.STIONED ABOUT his script to COUNTRY BE.-\.UTIFUL with this note: and Christian were at war "own feelings on rapproche­ over the guardianship of the ment and unity between “I know that you will want to provide superb Holy Places; yet today it is a Churches of the sam&and oth­ illustrations to go along with this article and all of us Moslem, who is also a Knight er beliefs. Mr. Nuseibeh said of St. Gregory and a Hospi­ here will look forward to its publication as a special he thought all those who be­ taler of St. John, who holds lieved in monotheism had "a kind ot memorial to the President.” the keys to the huge iron bond in common. It is The editors of COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL agreed gates of the Church erected heredity that links us but it is over, the site of Christ's also heritary thinking that instantly with the Secretary and, working together Calvary and death. keeps us apart." he said. with the Department of.Interior and the YTiite House, Pope Paul VFs pilgrimage “For example " he added, to the Holy Land threw into "when I was made a Knight haA’e created a book that all .Americans will be proud strange relief this juxtaposi­ of St. Gregory and a Hospi­ to have as a lasting memorial to one of the world’s tion of .Moslem and Christian. taler of St. John, 1 suddenly CARDINAL'S RESIDENCE As King Hussein stressed two looked at myself in these 2)01 COmmon*C*LTH AvcnUI great leaders. days before the Pope landed robes and said to myself: ■ mOMTON 3S. HAttACHUICTTt at Amman: “The Moslems, "What am 1 doing in these? too, believe in the divine na­ I'm supposed lo be at war ture of'Christ" ■ with them,' ‘‘The special book, publi.shcd by ‘‘Country Beautiful”, The Keeper of the Keys to “This, I think, shows how the Church of the Holy close we .Moslems and you in memory of the late John F. Kennedy, is the finest Christians have become In COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL Sepulcher is Anwar Nuseibeh, memorial of thi.s wonderful man and dearc.st friend, a former governor of Jeru­ past decades" Magiir.inp, a nalitinal magazine, .x- Mr. Nu.seibeh was ques­ is putilish'-d by Country Beau­ salem and head of the family, that I have seen. Congratulations.” who trace their hereditary tioned as to his own opinion tiful Kounrlation, Inc., a non­ custodianship bSck to the time on the Pope's visit and Us profit organization dedicated to of the' Prophet Mahommed possible political implications .strengthening and preserving “and even further.” said in a land where rirtually the beauty and grea: ness that .Mr. .N'useibch. every, move is interpreted in I is America. “ Nuseibeh" is not the tribal terms of power politics. name of the family but, as “ Pope Paul said his visit C-. V/ was a pilgrimage to the Holy Richard Cardinal Cushing said the present family head, "It was the name of our most Places and I accept this.” .\rLhhishop of Boston PLUS... famous ancestor, a woman, He pointed over his shoulder one of the 'Ten Companions' towards the back of the of the Prophet and the name house: America the Beautiful in (he Word.s of Words of John F. 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Mr ternational law by its treat­ THE REGISTER may reserve their the coupon below Nuseibeh was interviewed in ment of the dispossessed copies of .Amcricn the Beautiful in the • A special essay by famed historian Allen Nevins, the comfortable salon of his Arabs and its intentions to di­ Jerusalem home; a room vert the waters of the Jordan lined with books, with a photo but I think this is a problem AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL • The words of the President from the manuscript especially pre­ showing him as a tennis that should be soivc-d through negotiation and not through THE REGISTER < champion of Queen's College. pared for COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL war. , 938 Bannock Street Cambridge, England. A fre­ quent interrupter was his “When Pope Paul pro­ Denver 4, Colorado three-year-old gra.ndson who claimed for peace and broth-, • Selected excerpts from other of the President's meaningful toddled in and out. erly love between all. we sup­ Gantlamen: I with to retarve______copit* of AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL IN THE port him.” “ I don't personally lock and WORDS OF JOHN F. KENNEOY. PItatt ttnd my copies to: speeches and writings. ' unlock the gates to the Holy COMME.VnNG ON the en­ c Sepulcher,” explained >Ir. thusiastic reception the Pope Nam*______• More than 100 pages, with more than 40 pages in full color, in Nuseibeh. “ But a member of had received from the people the family does. He gets up of Jordan, mainly Moslem, a permanent, gold embossed binding in a large 9" by 12" size. every morning long before Mr. .Nuseibeh said: "This is dawn to unlock the church for quite natural. We .Moslems be­ the first sen ices and he locks lieve that the Pope is a holy -Stat*. -Zip Code- • Photographs and artworks of the President’s life, of his family them again in the .evening.” man just as we believe that Mr. Nuseibeh said that be­ certain of our own teachers □ Ramlttance anclotad ($3.95 (or each copy. You save mailing costs by enclosing and of the land he loved. fore the turn of the century are holy. No one who touche* . payment). a porter would hold the key the rob«, or bends the knee □ Bin me later ($3.95 lor each copy, plus mailing costs). and sit oh the “divan" beside to a holy man can be the

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