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Tb* Rncister Hai tha International Neva SerTict (Wire and Mail), the N, C. W. C. Newi Service (Includinc Badioi and Cablet), Ite Own Special Service. Lumen Service of China, International Illnttrated Newt, and N. C. W. C. Picture Service. In Full Splendor PARISH HELP o f Detroit, is *hown in his most recent picture, presented exclusively Listening In in the Register. Bishop Woznicki, oqe o f 12 children, is a native o f Local Local Pennsylvania. He was ordained Dec. 22^)1917, and after a notable career as priest was consecrated at Detrojft Jan. 25 of this year by The AMociated Press, in Edition Edition MAY BE Archbishop Edward Mooney, head of the'.jtiewly erected Archdiocese Hescribing the repercussion at SNAG of Detroit. / he University of Kansas in THE iwrence, over the proposal or a legislative investigation IN C ONGRESS f Communist, activities at he school, said: “ The Amer- can Student union was most President’s Committee Makes Exhaustive active in fighting the resolu* tion. The organization sent REGISTER(Name Registered In the U. S. Patent Office) •Study of Federal Assistance to a telegram to Representative Education Donald Muir, who introduced VOL. XIV. No. 10 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1938 TWO CENTS the resolution, inviting him Washington.— The report of the President’s Advisory to come here, at the union’s Over Score of Hierarchy dt 3-Day Louisville Event Committee on Education contains by far the most satis­ expense, and state his posi* factory approach to the problem of federal aid for schools lion.” ever formulated, says the Rev. Dr. George Johnson, direc­ This is made interesting by tor of the N.C.W.C. Department of Education and a mem­ the following editorial note Kentucky Governor Lauds ber of the committee. While the committtee’s plan con­ in the Michigan Catholic, De> tains the dangers of federal control of education, it does iroit: “A committee of the recommend preservation of local administration and makes High School Principals’ asso­ provision for assistance to paro Principles of Encyclical chial and private institutions. ciation in New York city has recommended that new chap­ Chances that congress will formu­ Louisville, Ky.— As the Church clical on Communism, said that it late legislation carrying out the Puerto Rico iters o f the American Student On Catholic Hour commitee’s recommendations are in Kentucky celebrated the erec­ is his aim to remove all barriers union be banned. The union slim, for the sums of money in­ tion of the Province of Louisville to free commerce, to preserve is an extremely radical organ­ freedom of reli^on, speech, and volved and* the favorable attitude ization.’ ’ and the Diocese of Owensboro and the press; to fight Communism, to parochial schools will meet with Trial Ground consecration of the first Owens­ and in other respects to carry out much opposition among congress­ the Pope’s principles of govern- men. A letter that has become an boro Bishop, the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Del­ (Tum to Page t — Colum n 7) The President’s committee, Of Evil Laws important historic document egate to the United States, and a which conducted the most exhaus­ was written Oct. 16, 1937, at great crowd of distinguished per­ tive study of federal aid to edu­ Union City, N. J.— If the pagan Fushun,' Manchukuo, by the sons heard Governor A. B, cation ever made, recommends the Soviets Rob expenditure of less money than birth control, sterilization, and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond A. “ Happy” Chandler pledge his ad­ ministration to the principles of such proposals as the Harrison- eugenics” legislation now being Lane, Prefect Apostolic of Fu- good government outlined by Pope Black-Fletcher bill. It would have experimented with in Puerto Rico shun, to ourselves. W e vis­ Pius XL Speaking at a great civic congress appropriate 170,000,000 succeeds there, it will probably be carried over to the continental ited Fushun just about a year reception for Archbishop Cicog­ Churches of for 1939-40 and gradually in­ crease the a n n u a'l sum to United States, warns Bishop Ed­ ago. The communication tells nani, Governor Chandler discussed win. V. Byrne of San Juan, P.R., Pius XT’s encyclical on Atheistic 5199,000,000 by 1944-45. Six how Father Gerard Donovan, funds would be created to aid: 1. in Sign magazine. Communism and said that he uses “ It may have been considered M.M., of Pittsburgh, Pa., was it as a guide in governing the state. 3Vz Billions Operation and maintenance of ele­ good strategy by the birth con­ captured by btindits. His body, mentary and secondary schools. The Most Rev. Francis R. Cot­ 2. Improvement in preparation of trollers,” says Bishop Byrne, “ to ton, who was consecrated first torn by wolves and indicating Properties valued at more than teachers and other educational drive an opening wedge in Puerto that he had been strangled to Bishop of Ow'ensboro on the last workers. 3. Building construction. Rico. But we intend to continue day of the three-day celebration three and a half billion dollars death, was found four months 4. Improvement of state depart­ our fight against this unfair legis­ by Archbishop John A. Floersh, have been confiscated from Chris­ lation. . . . Many of our people afterwards. He is Maryknoll’s ments of education. 5. Civic, gen­ will be installed on Tuesday, tian Churches in Russia since the eral, and vocational training for are confident that the immoral first martyr. Monsignor Lane Colored Sisterhood Founded in 1828 March 8. beginning of the Communist war adults. 6. Rural library service. neo-malthusian legislation passed by the blameworthy members of says: ^ On the first day of the program. on religion, the official Moscow There would also be a fund to Dear Monsignor Smith: Archbishop Cicognani was hon­ suppoH research work. the legislature of Puerto Rico was paper, Izvestia, has announced. favored by the actual administra­ I feel that I should write ored at a school children’s recep­ tion in the afternoon and a civic Expropriation of Church property Papal Count John McCormick, Danger of Federal Control ' tion in Washington,” and that Negro Nuns in U. S. you a few words of apprecia­ renowned and beloved Irith tenor, celebration in the evening. At the has extended to hundreds of chari­ Dr. Johnson, who is associate “ this suspicion has not been dis­ tion for the kind notices you will sing “ Pani* .4ngelicut” and professor of -education at the proved.” evening fete. Governor Chandler, table and educational institutions: (Turn to Page 4 — (Column 1) after mentioning the Papal ency- “ Ju»t for Today” in the eighth Catholic University of Aiqsrica, Charging that “ birth control Seventy-six monasteries and con­ birthday program of thfi;, nation­ says: “ The danger of federal con­ and sterilization are praised and vents operating 3^0 hospitals, 197 wide Catholic Hour Sunclil}^ March trol lurks in every plan for federal advocated at the University of Have Fine Growth Communists Are Feverishly Active schools, 168 poorhouses, 48 sana- 6. The Catholic Hour pi^gram i« aid to education. . . . The federal Puerto Rico by certain profes­ toriums, and many others. Izvestia produced each Sunday by the Na­ taxpayer has a right to expect that sors,” Bishop Byrne adds that “ the is the first Bolshevik publication Bay St. Louis, Miss.— (Special) in 1831. Mary Lange, one of the tional Council of 'Catholic Men the federal government will in number of marriages is decreasing — The development of Colored two young Negro teachers who be­ to give detailed figures on the over the NBC Red network. (Turn to Page S — Coium n 1) rapidly while concubinage is in­ CATHOLIC YOUTH FRONT seizure of Church properties. Catholic sisterhoods in the United came the first Oblates, was made creasing.” States is recorded in the current mother superior of the nuns. She The Communist daily records issue of St. Augustine’s Messen­ died in 1882 at the age of 95. the nationalization of 1,700,000 Pius XI to Officiate Personally at Elevation Five-Year-Old Solves ger, published at St. Augustine’s acres of land, 1,112 asylums, The Oblate Sisters of Provi­ NEEDED TO FIGHT HEDS seminary for the Colored. The dence today have 212 members homes, and schools; 436 dairy Archbishop’s Worries communities discussed in the ar­ farms, 620 stock farms, 704 cortdiicting three academies, four COHSISTORIES MARCH 17 Los Angeles.— With the drive ticle are the Oblate Sisters of high schools, a normal school, and N e w York.— A nation-wide dio program sponsored by the Na­ hotels and inns, and 277 hospitals Providence, the Sisters of the Holy — all conducted , by monks and for the proposed archdiocesan two orphanages. They work in Catholic youth front, filled with tional Council of Catholic Women. Family, the Handmaids of the nuns. major seminary going forward, an Washington, D. C.; Baltimore and the zeal of the Crusaders, ia neces­ “ Here in America,” said Father exhibit of seminary replicas was Most Pure Heart of Mary, and the Ridge, Md.;. . Alexandria, Va.: sary to combat the feverish activ­ Mooney, “ the young Communists TO PR QHUI M-SAlHTRi display here. Yfriou* parochial Negro MagdalenS at the Good Charleston, S. Car.; St. Louis ana Founder’s Virtue* DiscukiieJ ^ ity of the Reds among young peo­ are feverishly active. They play a schools had en'frYef Tn the exhibit. Shepherd convent in Baltimore. Normandy, Mo.; Leavenworth, ple, the Rev. Vincent Mooney, C. Vatican City.— The virtues of Oblate* Over 100 Year* Old very vital part in the American Vatican City.— (By Radio)— A new saints, a ceremony which is to At St. Anselm’s a kindergarten tot Kans., and at Havana, Cardenas, S.C., director of the N.C.W.C. Youth congress. They also use the Domenica Mazzarello, first su­ viewed one of the miniatures. Oldest of the communities is and Camaguey in Cuba. secret consistory, followed imme­ Catholic Youth bureau, said in an American Student union as a prac­ perior of the Daughters of Mary take place Easter Sunday. “ Now sister,” he said, “ if our little that of the Oblate Sisters, founded White Girl Among l*t Member* address on the “ Call to Youth” ra- tical means of propagating Com­ Auxiliatrix, were discussed by the diately by a public consistory, will At the secret consistory only the seminary would only grow and at Baltimore in 1828 by two Sul- The Sisters of the Holy Family Sacred Congregation of Rites for munistic philosophies. The Young be held March 17 in connection Cardinals will be present to hear grow until it got big enough then pician priests. Fathers Jean Tes- were founded in 1842 by Father the second time. with the canonization of three Communists’ league has undoubt­ the discourse, to be given by Car­ the Archbishop would have no sier and James Joubert de la Mu- Etienne Rousselon, Vicar General edly capitalized on the plight of dinal Laurenti, prefect of the Sa­ more worries.” Parishes reached raille. The community was ap­ of the then Diocese-of New Or­ modern youth, and, like all radifcal 34 Priests in Group Following Mar Ivanios cred Congregation of Rites, in con­ 65 per cent of the quota for the proved by Archbishop James Whit­ leans. Three Negro women and organizations, it offers a solution nection with the causes of Blessed new major seminary in eight days. field in 1828 and by the Holy See (Turn to Page i — Colum n e) for all youth’s difficulties. . . . Andrew Bobola, Polish Jesuit “ Today youth is interested in martyr; Blessed Salvatore da the question of peace, but seldom Over 35,000 Jacobites Horta, a Spanish Franciscan, and Unusual Experiences of Mission Religious Described if ever do we try to convince youth Blessed John Leonardi, founder of that social justice and Christian the Clerics Regular of the Mother charity constitute the real basis of God. Aged Bishop, Priest ^3 Years Old^ for peace. Today, as always, Enter Catholic Fold Then there will follow imme­ ll,C.III.C. SETUP youth dreams dreams, but youth is diately a public consistory in the also thinking in terms of labor, un­ presence of His Holiness, with the employment, a living wage, the re­ Trivandrum, India.—More than Mar Ivanios, one of three Ja­ 35,000 persons, including 34 cobite Bishops to turn to Rome Cardinals and consistorial advo­ Show Range of Church in China London.— (Special)— "rhe gen­ lationship between employer and priests, have come over to Cath­ in recent years, governs an eccle­ cates in attendance, for the public eral program of Catholic Action ,employe, and temperance. I can postulation of the canonization of for England and Wales, an- olicism from the schismatic Jaco­ siastical territory including more An old man who has been a mis­ For months. Dr. Anderson of years, for had he not been in China ^think of no better means of im­ bite Church since the Most Rev. these three beati. The Holy Fa­ nounced at Westminster by Arthur proving, the cultural phase of the that half the state of Travancore. sionary in China for 62 years and Fall River, Mass., and Father Leo only two years? That was in Mar Ivanios, Archbishop of Tri­ The progress of his mission is ther, responding through Monsig­ Cardinal Hinsley, is closely mod­ youth program than by the inclu­ a Bishop for 47 years. A young Van Dyck, the priest-painter, la­ 1937. When he returns to Hai- vandrum and former Jacobite encouraging, but he still has 500,- nor Bacci, secretary for Briefs Ad man who went to China as a Boy bored with the old Bishop among eled after the lay organizations sion of such topics.” Principes, will fix April 7 as the men soon, he will be three years I department of the National Cath- prelate, made, his submission to 000 Jacobites, 21,799 Protestants, Scout three years ago, was or­ the refugees at Suiyuan. Moving old, for he went oiit to China in Father Mooney pointed out the Rome in 1930. The convert Arch­ and 500,000 pagans to convert. date for a semi-pubnc consistory ; olic Welfare Conference in the in which all the Bishops present dained by a native Chinese Bishop, in and out among the beds and the 1935, determined to make himself value of the present drive against bishop has established 147 mission and is now accepted as a real Chi­ straw mats that serve thje overflow ' United States. Basis of the pro­ evil literature and. spoke of the in Rome, and all those living as good a Chinese as the next one stations, but has been able to build nese. These two, 88-year-old patients in the mission hospital. gram will be the. parish council, necessity of co-operating with the within a 100-mile radius of Rome, — and he did it. After his arrival with diocesan and national boards only 14 modest churches and 22 Bishop Hubert Otto, C.I.C.M., of Bishop Otto gives a word of com­ at Haimen, the youpg student for (Turn to Page i — Colum n 6) small chapels. Communism Called will participate. directing the general activities. Suiyuan and 28-year-old Father fort here, a bit of instruction there, the priesthood set himself to learn Main problems to be dealt with Pope Pius XI will personally Charles L. Meeus, represent the and hundreds ask him to baptize all the Chinese games, and sports Philosophy of Rich officiate at the canonization Easter ' by the lay apostolate are outlined all-embracing character of the them. On Sundays, the old man — those of the ten-year-old. Bishop Priest Proves Statements False Sunday, following a Mass sung in as follows by Cardinal Hinsley: Church in China. goes to the chapel hand-in-hand Simon Tsu, native Ordinary of his presence by Cardinal Granito Preservation of the faith; leak­ New York. — “ Communism is ‘Grand Old Man’ with street urchin's who pack the Haimen, helped him learn how to age from the Church; extension of the philosophy of the wealthy” Pignatelli di Belmonte, dean of place to attend Benediction and the Sacred College. North China’s Grand Old Man eat 56-course Chinese dinners and the-faith; solution of social prob­ SOLOH POOR HISTORIAH because every Communist is a cap­ of the Missions has been a priest hear his lengthy but not-too-long tried to instruct him in the intri- lems. italist at heart, being ambitious for 64 years and, for all but two catechism instruction. (Tum to Page Z — Colum n t ) Each diocesan board will.-consist for the acquisition of riches him­ Decree on Miracles Is of those years, he has been work­ ‘Plum Blosiom’ of laymen and at least one clerical self, declared the Rt. Rev. Msgr. ing among the Chinese. So close When the Chinese decided to assistant. The national board will IH ‘IHQUISITION’ SPEECH Fulton J. Sheen in an address over Read to Congregation to his humble people has Bishop accept Father Meeus as one of be named by an executive com­ the Catholic Hour, broadcast over Vatican City.— The decree ap­ Otto lived that an airplane trip their own, they named him “ Plum pmiEii. Pill mittee made up of the four Arch­ an NBC network by the National proving the miracles proposed in he made last year was his first Blossom” and told him that he bishops in England and Wales, Washington. — Representative for revision of the neutrality act Council 'of Catholic Men. Calling the cause for the canonization of ride in a modern vehicle for 61 could become a Chinese citizen but with Cardipal Hinsley as presi­ William I. Sirovich’s intemperate to allow sale of munitions to the charity the remedy offered by the Blessed John Leonard!, founder of yearis, ever since his coming to that his age would be only two dent. appeal to the house of representa­ Spanish Reds. Church for Communism and the the Clerics Regular of the Mother China. Lumen service tells how The plan of action has received tives on behalf of the Spanish. Dr. Code quoted authority after injustices of extreme capitalism. of God, was read at a meeting of the aged missioner is now at work Will Retire will MIX IN the approbation of Cardinal Piz- Leftists has brought a calm and authority to disprove the congress­ Monsignor Sheen said that the pre­ the Sacred Congregation of Rites as a chaplain, bringing physical zardo in Rome. In commenting on scholarly answer from the Rev. Dr. man’s views on the Inquisition and cept of charity applies equally to held in the presence of Pope Pius and spiritual aid to thousands of ' the project, the Roman Cardinal Joseph B. Code. Sirovich, a con­ disposed of the Red-lover’s attacks the rich and to the poor. XI. sick and suffering refugees. stressed the spiritual work of the gressman from New York, traced on the Nationalist armies of Fran­ roiii wins formative period of Catholic Ac­ Spain’s difficulties to the-Spanish cisco Franco. Dr. Code charged tion. “ Unless the foundation of the Inquisition, then made an appeal that the representative’s speech 40 of Inquiry Class Encourage Vocations, Urges Bishop Muench i movement is spiritual, or, in other was essentially an attack on Chris­ Will Enter Church Conception, Mo. — (Special)— ,1 words, is based on the renewal or tianity and an unsavory introduc­ Made a Mistake With the athletic field bleachers as K h intensification of the life of faith, tion of religious prejudice into con­ the whole purpose of Catholic-Ac­ Seattle, Wa*h.— Forty out EHEMIES OF PHIESTHOOD pews and the boxing ring as a pul­ gressional deliberations. Sirovich pit, hundreds of Catholic boys will tion is missed,” Cardinal Hinsley declared himself to be an opponent of 100 non-Cetholie* who ac­ S I said in relating the desires of Car- cepted the Catholic Truth so­ make spiritual retreats at Con­ of Communism and denied that ception college this summer as B* I dinal Pizzardo to the English there is any connection between ciety’* invitation to attend an PAY UHWITTIHG HOMAGE people. “ inquiry cla**” here are now three separate Catholic Youth the Soviet regime and the Barce­ weeks are conducted. The one- I To promote this spiritual devel- lona government in Spain. taking final initruction* under ii opment of .the faithful in England, pastor* of their respective Fargo, N. Dak.— “ The moat week program of prayer and play Journalist* Favor Red* the Catholic religion know this. at the Benedictine school in the ' Cardinal Hinsley recommends the neighborhood* with the pur­ rabid enemies of the Catholic Hence, they lose no opportunity Confraternity of Christian Doc­ Sign magazine of Union City, pose of becoming Catholic*. summer of 1937 drew 250 boys N. J., has revealed that sponsors priesthood are today the very ene­ to slander and calumniate her between the ages .of 9 and 16. It trine, the Guild of the Blessed The Rev. John Shaughnessy priests.” .Sacrament, closed retreats, the of a party in New York to aid the conducted the central inquiry mies of God,” says the Most Rev. was so popular that three sessions Spanish Leftists were associated general mission to be held in the class under the auspice* of Aloisius J. Muench, Bishop of will be necessary to care for the (Turn to Page S — Colum n 1) with Time, Life, and Fortune, all the Truth society. crowds- applying for admission published by Time, Inc. Sponsors Fargo, in a Lenten pastoral letter 6 Eastern Rites on “ The Priest and His People.” this summer. The Rev. Dominic of the party were T. S. Matthews, Lavan, O.S.B., director of the pro­ a managing editor of Time; Robert This enmity, declares the Bishop, Join in Mass at Consecration Plans is "homage indeed to the priest­ gram, announces dates for the Cantwell, contributing editor of Third of Mission three Youth weeks as follows: Time; John Chamberlain, Allen hood, showing it the more worthy Of Bishop Eustace of honor and veneration.” New York Church July 10 to 17, July 24 to 31, and Grover, and Louis Kronenberger, Divisions Erected Aug. 7 to 14. all editors of Fortune; Margaret The pastoral urges the laity of New York.— A Mass of concele- Last year’s program, on which Are Made Public Bourke-White, photographer for the diocese to encourage vocations bration at the Church of St. John The Very Rev. Vlodimir I.edo- the 1938 activities will be based, Life; Mary Fraser, associate edi­ By Present Pope in their families and to develop the Baptist, here, brought together chowski, 72, for nearly 24 year* included a three-day spiritual re­ The coniecration of the tor of Life; Joseph Alger, pro­ the habit of proper attendance at six Oriental, or Eastern, rites of Ruperior general of the Society of treat at the beginning of the,week, Most Rev. Bartholomew Jos­ motion director of Life; Richard Paris.— (Lumen Service)— One Mass by use of the missal “ so that the Catholic Church. The service, Jesus, is shortly to retire. The with the rest of the period devoted eph Euitace at Bithop of Harrison, staff artist for all three hundred and eigh^-two vicariates, you may participate in the prayers which was arranged by the Rev. general congregation of the order mainly to games and sports but Camden, N. J., wilt take place magazines. Sign cited the Time prefectures, ana independent mis­ which the priest says at the altar. Dr. Cuthbert' Gumbinger, O.M. will meet in Rome early in March with a “ gentle sprinkling” of short Friday morning, March 25, at Secretary of the Interior Harold publications’ claim to complete im­ sions throughout the world owe Bishop Muench says that the Cap., was attended by more than to elect his successor. Father spiritual exercises in effect 10 o’clock in St. Patrick’s Ca- L. Ickes set a precedent when he partiality on all questions and their erection to Pius XI, says priest is another Christ in the ex­ 2,000 persons. The purpose of the Ledochowski, a German Pole, is a throughout the week. ti^edral. New York city, Pat-' inaugurated a series of addresses said that it will take a bit of George Goyau, renowned student ercise of his priesthood. “ In his common Mass was to acquaint nephew o f the great Cardinal The prayer program features rick Cardinal Hayei, Arch­ to the entire British empire on convincing ar^ment to prove that of mission problems. Declaring position as a representative of members of the Latin, or Western, Ledochowski, who was imprisoned daily Mass, special instructions, bishop of New York, will offi­ Washington's birthday. But he magazines which include such of­ that no other Pope has done so Christ, he occupies a place higher rite with the liturgy of the East­ by Bismarck at the time of the consideration of youth problems, ciate. Assis.tant consecrators got o ff on the wrong /oo t, says the ficials on their staffs are actually much to promote the world mission than the angels in heaven, higher ern churches. A mixed choir of Kulturkampf. A sister of the discussion of the liturgy, and choir impartial. will be the Most Rev. Edward Rev. Joseph F. Thorning, S.J., when cause, Mr. Goyau adds that the even than the Blessed Virgin, be­ more than 50 voices from St. Jesuit general was tlie foundress service. The play program in­ Joseph Kelly, Bishop of Boise, he said that “ Fascism constitutes Ma** Over the Radio districts erected by Pius XI cause he exercises powers that George's Ukrainian church sang of the Work of St. Peter Glaver cludes golf, tennis, horseback Ida., and the Mott Rev. Ste­ the greatest threat in the world to­ General Francisco Franco has amount to more than one-third of they could never exercise. . . . the liturgy of the Mass, which was and her cause for beatification has riding, boiting, swimming, bowl­ phen Joseph Donahue, Titu­ day.” “ What about Communism? placed the National Broadcasting all the independent Catholic mis­ Good priestir have ever been the already been started. Another sis­ ing, baseball, and other sports. A based upon the liturgy of St. John A■t - T... . lar Bithop of Medea and Aux­ the priest queried in a lengthy station of Salamanca at the dis- sionary divisions existing in the bulwark of defense for Holy Chrysostom, patron of the Byzan­ ter is superior general of the charge of $8 covers all expenses iliary Bithop of New York.. criticism of Ickes’ statements. (Tum to Page Z — Colum n 3) world today. Mother Church. The enemies of tine rite. UrsuUnes in part of (^rmany. of a boy for one week. ■r I PAGE TWO T H E REGISTER Sunday, March 8, iflSS PROPOSED SCHOOL AID Solon Is Poor A t Catholic Press Congress CaAolk Yoiitli KENTUCKY 60VERN0R PLAN FAVORED DY PRIEST Historian in His Front Is Needed PRAISES ENCYCLICAL (Continu«d From Pag« Ono) forms of education under state (Continued From Page One) the Louisville archdiocese Rre and local auspices should reserve some manner eefegniard the funds ment Others on the program in­ the Right Reverend Monsignori that conjreis eppropriates for explicitly to state and locAl agen­ Charles P. Raffo, pastor of St. irarious purposes.’^ The committee cies the administration of schools, Inquisition Talk cluded Mayor J. D. Scholtz of To Fight Reds Charles Borromeo’s church; Daniel report, however, contains these determination of content and pro- Louisville and Catholic Dr. Irvin A. Driscoll, rectqr of the Cathe­ words: “ The committee recom* cesses of education, and decision Abell, president-elect of the Amer­ dral; Francis Felten, pastor of St as to the best uses o f the allot­ (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) mends strongly that federal stat­ ican Medical association. Martin’s; Patrick Walsh, pastor of utes and Joint plans relating to all ments of federal funds witnin the posal of Bishop Enrique Pla y U. S> public health service in its Papal DaUgat® Giv®t Addr®** Sacred Heart church; Rudolph C. types of expenditure for which Daniel for use in broadcastinij; the war on social diseases. More de­ Ruff, pastor of S t Vincent de federal funds may be available." Mass to Catholics in Red terntory sirable than the phytleal health In his address at the reception. Paul’s, and E. Erie Willett, Vicar Catholic .opposition to federal where Divine worship is forbidden. campaigmi he said, is the preeerva- Archbishop Cicognani said: “ This General. All these live in Louie- education control has been nour­ Permission for Spanish Catholics ville. Those in the Diocese of tion of American youths moral gathering is possible only in virtue ished by the agitation of Scottish to hear Matt over the radio wai health. Owensboro are the Right Reverend rite Masons for legislation that granted by Pope Pius XI. All Na­ of our common belief in God. . . . Monsignori Thomas J. Hayes, pas­ would make federal control a fact tionalist Spain joined in celebrat­ Mention'O f the dogmatic, moral, tor of St. Joseph’s church, Bowl­ and might outlaw Catholic parish ing the recent anniversary of the Youths Pushed Into ing Green, and Hugh O’Snlliven, schools. coronation of the Supreme Pontiff. and disciplinary patrimony o f the Slavery to State Catholic Church may conjure up pastor of St. Mary’s, Whiteeville. The need for some kind of fed­ Red Orator Discredited eral assistance is clear, says Dr. Claims of Red Orator George New York.— Those who seek to the notion, often widely held, that the Church insists too much on Johnson, for, "unless the federal Pershing, who has been singing the dominate the nations of the world government assumes a larger praises of the Spanish Reds in the today seek to control youth by al­ these things, so much in fact as to PRIEST-CHEMIST m w i siiyp be intransigent and even intoler­ share in the support of American luring promises that are only South, that he is a relative of Gen­ ant. But instead, it is especially education, great numbers of chil­ eral John J. Pershing have been I pre^ratio masks for slavery to the State, GROWS HAIR dren and young people in various officially denied at General Per­ said Father Bryan J. McEntegart in virtue of that Divine note of way for the Third International unity that the Church continues to A UntTcnltr priHt-chcmlit’i trtttiM oa (Continued From Page One) parts of the country, and in par­ shing’s office. Arn^ records show Congress of the Catholic Press, to in his annual report on the chil­ OARR OF THE HAIR i* now b*lnf Mot fr*S ticular In rural regions, will con­ dren’s division of the New York be alive and alert, the powerful Jo *c«lp nifferer*. It rfMcrlbM how to OM tb« Westminster archdiocese this year, that one George 0. Pershing served be held in Vienna May 19 to 22. rcmirkibU compound mixid b , Fr, Jtm<* the Guild of Catholic Writers un­ tinue to be deprived of anything a term of nearly five years on Al­ Catholic Charities. Father Mc­ support of every well-founded lib­ Theodore Cardinal Innitzer (left), erty, the inexhaustible source of Gilmore which xrtw perfect heir »n held of der the patronage of St. Francis like an adequate education. There catraz island when the “ Rock” was Archbishop of Vienna, and Dr. Entegart revealed that 74 agen­ held itudent. Since then more th»n 60,000 are large areas in the United a military prison. The Red cies In the archdiocese cared for justice, charity, and peace, and an bottJee hive been u*ed, rojaltie* Soine to de Sales, the Enquiry bureau at Kurt Schutchnigg (right), Chan­ charity. Oeeri teetlfy to wonderful reeulU for the Cardinal’s home, and the States where there is not enough speaker has admitted that it was 36,493 needy children in the past extremely strong social "bond in cellor of Austria, will address the the very life of nations.” filling h«lr «nd d»ndruff. Writ* Yot fttf Guild of Catholic Teachers under available wealth to support a de­ he who served time on Alcatraz. congress. Count Dalla Torre year. treitiM to 8. H. Gilmore, Dept. 1, S810 IKl the patronage of St. John Fisher cent system of schools.” The Greeting. From Greece (below), editor of VOteervatore Archbishop Gat* Pallium Av*. No., Seeltle, Wish. and St. Thomas More. policy of federal aid is already The Hierarchy of Greece has Romano and president of the In­ Social-Educational Next day, as the Province of established, with permanent grants sent its greetings to the Bishops of ternational Union of the Catholic Louisville and the Diocese of THE SISTERS OF THE of $50,000,000 a year now being Spain in a reply to the joint pas­ Fiesi, will preside. Co-Operation Urged Owensboro were erected by the Australia Organizes made, but the committee’s pro­ toral of the Spanish Hierarchy. Apostolic Delegate, the Most Rev, DIVINE SAVIOUR posal would inaugurate the policy Washington.— Speaking before Catholic Action an open forum of sociology stu­ John A. Floersh, elevated from of extending aid to general educa­ 'Ovit* xenerou* loui* who wi*h to doroto dents at Catholic university, the the rank of Bishop of Louisville to their liv«* to teechinx, nuninx, or dome*- Melbourne.— "To supernatural- tion in ^ementary and high that of Archbishop, received the ize the entire social body" in Aus schools. Rev. Dr. George Johnson urged tio dutie*. to eorre*pond with Mother greater co-operation between sacred pallium from Archbishop Provincial, 8516 We«t Center Street MD- tralia is the aim of the nation-wide Any money appropriated under LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES Cicognani. More than a score of Catholic Action organization set Catholic education and Catholic wfcukee. Wile. the plan would be distributed on Archbishops and Bishops were up with the Most Rev. Daniel Man- social work as a means of meeting the basis of need, with concentra­ present as Bishop Francis W. nix, Archbishop of Melbourne, as the funeral for the Rev. James the problems of physically, men­ tion in localities that cannot sup­ Editor’s Volume Published Borough President Stenley M. Howard of Covington celebrated cheeks chairman. A central committee F. Callaghan, 77, pioneer priest Isaacs of Manhattan. Mr. Bid­ tally, and morally handicapped port a suitable school system. New Orleans.—The Old Goepel Solemn Pontfical Mass. will act as a co-ordinating body for Aid to All Children Modemlu Applied, by the Rt. Rev. of Chicago, who had been pastor der declares that radical “ in­ children. The youth problem, said COLDS all existing organizations and will The committee recomizes the Msgr. Peter M. H. Wynhoven, of St. Malachy’s church for many filtration” of city departments will Dr. Johnson, is essentially a prob­ On the third day, Bishop Cotton and assist dioceses in forming Catholic contribution of non-public schools editor of Catholic Action of the years. continue vrtth increasing speed “if lem of employment He predicted was consecrated by the new Arch­ Action councils. The Most Rev. we remain sitting quietly back,” a time when young people will be bishop, with Bishop Theodore H. FEVER to the nation. The aid it recom­ South, has been published by the State Official* at Requiem firtt day Francis C. Kelley, Bishop of Okla­ mends is intended for public insti­ Hope Haven press. It is the sec­ Los Angeles.— Gov, Frank Mer- doing nothing to stop it. under the care of society until they Reverman of Superior, Wise., and are 21 because there will be no Bishop Moses E. Kiley of Trenton 666Liquid Tablet* Headache, N homa City and Tulsa and treas­ tutions, but states would be free ond volume of Sermon Seede, a riam, Lieut.-Gov. George Hatfield, Use ef Word 'Radical* Defended Salve, Nose Drop* minutes. urer of the N.C.W.C. Administra­ to determine which are public sermon suggestion book, and most and other distinguished public of­ Pittsburgh.— A defense of the place for youngsters in industry. as co-consecrators. Bishop Kiley is native of Louisville. Bishop tive board in the U. S., conferred sch9 ols. Since parochial and sim­ of the sermonettes deal with ficials attended funeral services word "radical” as employed in the a Try “ Rnb-My-Ttim” —World'* B**t LtaltoMit with Australian Catholic' leaders ilar schools save the nation great Catholic Action and social justice for Frank J. Waters, member of name of the Catholic Radical al­ Joseph E. Ritter of Indianapolis on a week-end visit here. sums of money, the committee subjects based on the life of St. the California legislature from liance in this city is contained in gave the sermon. recommends that, where federal John Bosco. Los AngMes, in St. Gregory’s an article by the Rev. Dr. Carl The new Diocese of Owensboro aid is used for such incidental Pioneer Priest Dead church. P. Hensler, one of Its organizers, comprises 32 counties in Western services as provision of reading Chicago. — Prominent members Tumor Clinic Open* in the Pittsburgh Catholic. “ Since Kentucky. It has a Catholic popu­ Y®«rtakl Getting Up materials, transportation of pupils, of the clergy and laity attended Washington.—Georgetoi^Ti Uni­ its inception,” Dr. Hensler writes, lation of 30,000, served by 35 pas­ To qoiekly < care of health, and scholarships, versity hospital held the first ses­ “ the Catholicr Radical alliance has tors and eight assistant priests. soothe iicmted sUto, the aid should be extended to all sion of its tumor clinic in its been criticized because of its ,S, In the district there are 84 mis­ [ healing, apply oonifuiUag Nights Caused children. Private universities and 6 Prelates Invested out-patient department. This clinic, name.” “ Radical” is too good a sions, 32 grade schools, 12 high adult education' projects would a new unit in the dispensary, word to be outlawed, he says. It schools, one junior college, 106 RESINOL also be eligible for government At New Orleans Rite has been established for the pur­ should be reclaimed from the Reds teachers, and an Ursuline mother- assistance. pose of diagnosing and treating all and used in its original meaning, Flll[ GROWTH house at Maple Mount By Kidney Germs Chance, in Congre.i New Orleans.-^t. Louis Cathe­ types of tumors. “ a going-to-the-bottom-of-things.” Amont iht mtmbers of the Hierarchy President Roosevelt has sub­ dral here was the scene Feb. 28 of Soldier*’ Faith In*pired Prle*t Program on 88 Stations preieot et the ceremonies were Arch­ RewVork Doctor Lowers Art ytn worried and annoyed by Getting mitted the committee report to bishops Ssmael A. Striteh of Milwaukee, Up Nights? If BO. yon should know that the investiture of six clergymen Los Angeles. — A Portuguese Washington. — Eighty-eight ra (Continued From Page One) John Gregory Murray of St. Paul, Joseph the true cause may be irritating Germs In congrress without a specific en­ by Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel priest, wh® was inspired to do dio stations throughout the United one young White woman were the F. Rummel of New Orleans, and Thomas HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE the Kidneys or Bladder, which may also J. Walsh of Newark; Bishops Karl J. dorsement, and it is believed that, in the rank of Domestic Prelate. missionary work in America by States and Canada are carrying first members. The White girl, cause other distrsiing symptoms such as unless the administration gives Alter of Toledo, John B. Morris of Little Ntrvouanesi. Leg Pains. Swollen Joints, It was the first time in the history the sight of American doughboys the weekly program, “ Wings Over Marie Aliquot of France, came to Rock, Edward F. Hoban of Rockford, in 22 out of 28 cases Backache, Ditsinets, frequent Headaches, specific approval to the plan, there John F. Noll of Fort Wayne, John Mark Dr. Frederic Damrau, eminent physleitn of of the archdiocese that such a marching to Mass in his native the World,” dramatic presenta­ New Orleans to visit her sister, an New York City, recently lowered tbe blOM Puffy Eyelids. Burning Passages. Loss of will be no congressional action. wholesale investiture has been Gannon of Erie. Joseph E. Ritter of Appetite and Energy, so that you feel old Azores, has died here. He was the tions of real-life stories of the Rev. Ursuline nun. As sh< disembarked Indianapolis, James A. Griffin of Spring- pressure in 22 out of 26 cases with ALLT- before your time. Ordinary medicines can't Representative Cochran of Mis­ held. The Papal briefs were pub­ Paul Schulte, O.M.I., the “ flying MIN Essence of Garlic-Parsley TableU. Not Rev. Manuel Vincente, 72, pastor from her steamer, the gangplank ffeld in Illinois, Henry P. Rohiman of only did the blood preMure come down snd help much because they don't combat such souri, who discussed the report in licly read and their reading was of Holy Family church, Artesia. priest” of the Arctic mission Davenport, William L. Adrian of Nash­ germs. The doctor’s formula Cyatex starts slipped and she tumbled into the sUy down with the use of ALLIMIN* but the house, cited the danger of followed by a Solemn Mass, coram country. ville, Moses E. Kiley of Trenton, Theo­ ditainess and headaches were completely ^hting Kidney germs in 8 hours, checlu He came to California in 1929. river. When a Colored man res­ dore H. Reverman of Superior, Thomas pains, stimulate and tones the Kidneys and federal control of schools and the Pontlfice. Pope Acknowledge* Peace Prayer* relieved In almost every case. To get the staggering sums of money in­ Maating Diocasa’t First cued her, she vowed to spend the J. Toolen of Mobile, Gerald P. O'Hara of selfsame tablets used by Dr. Damrau. aak Bladder. Users often feel younger, stronger The six newly created prelates Chicago.—The Catholic students Fargo, N. Dak.— Under the pat­ rest of her life in work for the Savannah-Atlanta, Thomas K. Gorman s^ur druggist for ALLIMIN lie n e e of and far better in a day or so. Cyttsg must volved. Opposition to the pro­ are the Rt. Rev. Monsignori of Reno, Emmett M. Walsh of Charles­ Garlic-Parsley Tablets and take no aubetl- pyove entirely satisfactory in 1 week and at Chicago Normal college and ronage of the Most Rev. Bishop Negroes. vision for aid to parochial schools George Andree, August Bruening, ton. John J. Swint of Wheeling, William iutes or imitations. For valuable FREiS be exactly the medicine you need or money Wilson Junior college started a Aloisius J. Muench, the principals These nuns began with catechet­ D* O'Brien, Auxiliary of Chicago; George booklet by Doctor, write to Van Patten back is guaVanteed. Telephone your drug* is not so prevalent as in the past, Celcstine Chambon, Jean M, Ey- Rosary cru.sade for peace and and assistant principals of the ical work, then took in orphans, J. Rehr&ng, Auxiliary of Cincinnati, arm macenticsl OOo^ 64 W. lUlnole St, OhieatSs fist for Cystcx (Siss-tex) today. The iruhr* but many educators consider such raud, Charles P. Greco, and Au­ against Communism and sent the Stephen Woznickl, Auxiliary of Detroit. ante# protects you. Copr. 1987 The Knox Catholic high schools of the dio­ extended their services to the aged a provision as a threat to the pub­ gust F. Ravoire. results to Pope Pius for Christ­ Also present were the Rt. Rev. Abbott Co. lic school system. cese met for a round-table discus­ and the infirm, and finally began Ignatius Ester, 0.8.6., of St. Meinrad, mas. Recently they received a sion of the educational program, parochial school work. Now they Ind.; Fredfric M. Dunne, O.C.S.O., of Free to Fits Sufferers ‘ Immeasurably Better’ message from Cardinal Pacelli, Gethsemani, Ky.; Ambrose Reger of While he recognizes the dan­ Nurses’ Guild Protests the first session of its kind in the nave 214 members at work in an Cullman, Ala., snd Columban Thuis, O. A large 16-ounc« bottle et the remedy Catarrhal Head ’troubles Papal Secretary of State, express­ diocese. academv, an industrial institute, S.B.* of St. Benedict, La. which CO many atate hai given relict from the gers inherent in any program of ing the paternal appreciation of Do you worry over Birth Control Teaching six high schools, and numerous Also among those attending the cere­ attack* ot flu ind conrulaton* due to EpUepiy cttchinf cold. e»»UyT— national assistance to education. Collage Problems Studied monies were the mother of Archbishop the Holy Father and imparting his will be aent FREE, upon requMt No obllft- over th«t itlcky mucui Dr. Johnson says: “ If this plan Apostolic Benediction. Philadelphia. — The committee parish schools in the Archdioceses Floersh, with another son and two in'Tonr none and does not prevail, some other will, Providence, R. I.— Assailing re­ on educational problems for the of New Orleans and San Antonio daughters, from Kashville; the father tion whatever. Just lend ag* and particului —CaUrrhsl bad breath f Josephinum Men Honored and this plan, to my mind, is im­ cent action of the National Educa­ college department of the National and in the Dioceses of Corpus and two sisters of Bishop Cotton from to Dr. Fred S. Grant Oo., 780 Daridaoai —poor hearing with an­ tion association, which voted to Columbus, 0. — The Pontifical the state of Washington. A noying sound! at times t measurably better than any that Catholic Education association Christi, Lafayette, Mobile, and Bldg., Sineai City, Mo. appoint a committee to devise College Josephinum announces —ten .i t ire irritated has been suggested heretofore.” that two of its faculty members, held an all-day meeting at Villa- Galveston. They labor also in throat f— ways and means of introducing the nova college and discussed current Stann Creek, British Honduras. Send for Free Infor­ teaching of birth control, the Father Nicholas Pinter, Ph.D., and Eight New Prelates mation from a concern problems now facing the 67 Cath­ Their motherhouse in New Orleans EUROPE^193S Nurses’ guild of Providence col­ William J. Spiegel, have been which haa successfully employed an individual olic colleges of the East. was famous as a pre-Civil-war Named in Kentucky Join our teleet tour, Mil from Montre*! Home Treatment Method for Catarrhal lege forwarded a resolution of pro­ made Domestic Prelates (Rt. Rev. Troubles for 50 years. Monsignori). Monsignor Pinter, as Priest Minister* to Man Trapped ball room. The creation of eight new Do­ June 24, visit eight countries, all expenM and test to the N.E.A. headquarters in mestic Prelates— six in the Arch­ conducted for THE STANLEY METHOD Washington. student and teacher, has been at in Shaft Handmaid* Founded in 1917 14 Cornhill Building Boaton, Mast. the Josephinum 50 years. Boston.'—A priest and a doctor The Handmaids of the Most diocese of Louisville and two in • ------1505.00------Pari*he* Haro Subscription Record were lowered on ropes Into an ele­ Pure Heart of Mary were estab­ the Diocese of Owensboro— was including Uediterranean Orulee. Mrs, Sophia ‘Bucket Brigade’ Used Albany, N. Y.—Three parishes vator shaft in a downtown build­ lished at Savannah in 1917 by the announced in connection with the Cath, Wavering, Suit* 301-911 Locust St. To Move 40,000 Books in the Diocese of Albany boast ing here to minister to Raymond Very Rev. Ignatius Lissner of the ceremonies. The new prelates in St. Louis, Mo. ' St. Bonaventure, N. Y.— A that their Catholic families sub­ Bryant, 26, trapped between an African Missions society. In 1918, 300 MASSES "bucket brigade” was used to scribe 100 per cent to the Evan­ automatic passenger elevator and Miss Elizabeth Williams went to Greenslnirg, transfer 40,000 books from the gelist, the diocesan weekly. a _ wall. While firemen, working Savannah to help organize the SETON HILL COLLEGE Pennsylvanix Group* Pledge Irish Unity Aid community, o f which she became ANNUALLY old St. Bonaventure college library with acetylene torches and crow­ Accredited by Women from 11 Foreign Conntrie* to a new structure 200 feet away. New York.—A resolution calling bars, burned and pried away part superior. Soon after their foun­ Associetion of American Unlveriitlei and IT American SUtce Perpetual Membership in the Each student chanted the name of for the unity of Ireland was of a wall to extricate Mr. Bryant, dation, the sisters moved to New Union of Masses (Continued From Page One) the author as he passed each book. ad.opted by Irish-American or­ the Rev. John Chapman, S.J., of York city, where they now con­ cacies of Chinese civil behavior. ganizations at a meeting here and the Church of the Immaculate Con­ duct S t Benedict’s day nursery, 25c for each person, living or The valley echoed all day with The seminarian’s parents in Bel­ such names as Plato, Aristotle, was sent to Eamon de Valera, ception was let down the well from teach in St. Benedict’s parish THE REGISTER deceased. gium thought he was crazy, and prime minister of Eire, and to the a floor above by policemen to ad school, and manage a home for Newman, and others. Published Every Week by The Catholic Press-Society, Inc. St. Peter Claver Sodality his young Chinese playmates were London conference discussing the minister the Last Sacraments. working girls. There are 28 mem­ sure of it. Irish question. The 16 organ­ bers today. 934-938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 for the African Missions Hopes were held for the man’s re­ Thep, after two years, he was Ruling Gives 3 Names izations represented pledged their covery. IS in Magdalen Community DEPARTMENT R Preiident...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Denver accepted as a real Chinese and on To St. Mary’s College support to the people of Ireland 6th Signature Retracted A remarkable development President-Emeritus...«..Most Rev. Biihop J. Henry Tiben, D.D., Wiehit*. Kinset 3624 W. Pine Bi., St. Looi., Mo. last Christmas morning Bishop St. Mary’s College, Calif.— St. in their efforts to bring about the Washington.— Saying he was among American Negro nuns was Editor-In-Chief...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph;D., LL.D., Jour.D Tsu ordained him a priest. At 5 country’s integrity. Managing Editor ...... ^______Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D Mary’s has been officially recog­ “ misled” and that “ the petition the foundation of the community Associate Editors— Millard F. Everett, Jour.D.; C. J. McNeill. A.B., Jonr.M.. o’clock on Christmas morning, a nized by the state of California as Red’s Appointment Scored appare” tly represented an entirely of Colored Magdalene in the Con­ Rev. Walter Canavan, B.J., M.A.: Rev. John Civanaugh, M.A.; Rev. Clarence G. Chinese band gathered beneath his a college with three names. In­ Brooklyn. — The foreshadowing different purpose” than that for vent of the Good Shepherd at Bal­ lisenmann, S.T.D., Ph.L. . window and struck up “ It’s a Long corporated in 1872 as “ St. Mary’s of an attempt by Communists which he was asked to sign. Rep­ timore 16 years ago. Fifteen Ne­ Ills ferous Way to Tipperary,” and so he college,” and in 1892 as “ St. to control the government of this resentative Charles Kramer of gro penitents are now leading a DIOCESAN EDITIONS marched to his ordination to the Mary’s College of Oakland,” thd city was seen by Victor F. Bid­ California has retracted his signa­ life of austere sacrifice and prov­ CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) It Is dangerous to sell a SUBSTITUTE martial strains of this tune that der, chairman of the state board ture from the laudatory message ing the ability of the Negro to rise Most Rev. Bishop Philip G. Scher, D.D., President for 666 just to make three or four cent, institution has now been named Rev. Edward Haskina, Editor and Manager has gone ’round the world. “ St. Mary’s College of California,” of social welfare, in the appoint­ that 60 United States senators and to the great heights of Christian more. Customers are your best assets; SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) Father Meeus told tall tales of but the secretary of state has ruled ment of Simon W. Gerson, Com­ representatives sent some weeks spiritual perfection. lose them and you lose your business. Most Rev. Robert J. Armstrong, D.D., President Chinese athletic prowess around that the most recent title can­ munist leader, as assistant to ago to the parliament of the Left­ Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.D., Editor and Businesa Manager 666 is worth three or four times as the _ national headquarters of the not supersede the two original ists in Spain. He is the sixth NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand I.'tland) much as a SUBSTITUTE.. Society for the Propagation of the Noted Woman Reporter Most Rev. Bishop S. V. Bona, D.D.. President; Rev. Patrick McDaid (No. Flatta), names. All three must officially To Wed Duce’s Son signer who has withdrawn his name Editor: Rev. ThomaiwJ. Murray (Burwell), Business Director Faith in New York, where he remain on the books. from the document. Writes Autobiography stopped on a lecture tour of the EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falls) Shaw’* Work* Duo for Oblivion Most Rev. Bishop Edwin V. O'Hara, D.D., LL.D.. Preaident United States. Bishop Tsu at 72, Notre Dame, Ind. — “ George Rev. Eugene Gergcn, Editor and Buainesi Manager the priest says, can out broad- Dubuque Is Organizing New York.— Elizabeth Jordan, Bernard Shaw’s writings are due WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) -jump any youngster in the mission. C.Y.O. Civic Orchestra a famous Catholic woman reporter Most Rev. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D., President for oblivion,” Francis J. Sheed, of the days when the newspaper Rev. Patrick Casey, M.A., Editor and Business Manager Dubuque, la.— Organization of 24 Priests Killed, British publisher and lecturer, saici woman vjas regarded as something NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) Says Bishop Yu-Pin the new C.Y.O. Civic orchestra for in a talk at the University of Notre of a phenomenon, has written her Most Rev. Bishop Thomas K Gorman. D.D., J.C.L., D.Sc.Hiat., Preaident should be better informed about Dubuque has been announced by Dame. Mr. Sheed said the “ dam­ Rev. John T. Smith. Editor end Buainess Manager their ailments. Pother Renmann. Boston,— (INS)— Two dozen autobiography, Three Rousing noted the Most Rev. Archbishop F. J. age” Mr. Shaw has done the human SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) priests.and a nun in his vicariate Beckman. The orchestra will draw Cheers, and It will be published Most Rev, Louis B Kucera, D.D., President mind is caused by his continual at­ March 11 by the D. Appleton- Rev. Maurice Helmann, M.A., Jour.D., Editor and Businesa Hanagar have been killeo by Japanese its players from the college and CATHOLIC troops, the Most Rev. Bishop Paul tempt to “ write man down, to con­ Century Co. Miss Jordan was for WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) priest, explains in his famous high school units of the city,* using sider man as merely human mate many years assistant Sunday edi­ Moat Rev. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President Yu-Pin, Vicar Apostolic of Nan­ members of the Dubuque sym rial for society, and to attempt to tor to Arthur Brisbane on the old Rev. Frederick J. Sehwertz, M.A., Editor and Bualnetf Manager king, reported here. “ The aggres­ phony as a nucleus. Edward HEALTH BOOK remake man according to his own New York World and has for sev­ PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria, niinoia) sion of the Japanese has made it Schroeder, Jr., nationally known Molt R«v. Bishop J. H. Schlaman, D.D., Ph.D., J.C.D., Prcaldtnt the causes and symptoms of fancy.” eral years turned her talents to almost impossible for us to carry music figure, will be conductor. Rev. H. H. Rois, A.B., B.J., Editor and Butines* Manager RerrouDiMrders Cont« Rhauma. on the work of the Catholic mis­ Totem Pole Carver Dio* fiction. SANTA FE REGISTER (Santa Fo. New Mexico) Stomaeh Diseases tism Everett, Wash.— Funeral serv­ Most Rev. Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., President if r 1* Hardenlu* ef tbs sions,” says the young Bishop. Very Rev. Msgr, Philip G. Mthoney, Editor and Buiinas* Manager Gall A LlireT Arterlea Chicago Collegians ices for chief William Shelton, na­ "My residence in Nanking was 15 Children Are Noisy ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona, Pa.) Headache bombed and several of my house­ To Speak in Oklahoma tionally known Indian leader who Molt Rev. Biahop Richard T. Guilfoyle, Preiident Eeatma, hcg Sorea gained fame by carving totem Asthaia Aaeaila Jt Chlorosis hold were killed. After the at­ Oklahoma City, Okla.— Under But Parents Like It Rev, Thomas E. Madden, Ph.Dn S T.L., Editor and Builnaia Manager Broachlal Catarrh Impare Blood tack, the Japanese ransacked it graduates of Rosary college, Chi­ poles for many communities in the TEXAS PANHANDLE REGISTER (Amarillo) Constipation and other troaUes from top to bottom . , . China will cago, will come here to conduct a United States, were held ,at St. Baltimore.— Its always noisy at Most Rev. Bishop Robert E. Lucey, D.D., President these ailments can be com­ Mary’s church, Marysville. Rev. Thomas J. Drury, Editor, and Businesa Manager batted by simple means. This book is win the war because of three rea­ six weeks’ Catholic Evidence the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. LA CROSSE REGISTER ( U Croale, Wdse.) sons: First, we have excellent speaking program, according to an Puerto Rican* Aid Cau*o Neville of Irvington, Baltimore Molt Rev. Biihop Alexander J. McGavick, D.D., President; Moat Rav, Bishop FREE leaders; second, we are economi­ announcement by the Rev. F. X. New York.— Contributions to­ suburb, but that’s the way they Willism R. Griffin, Vies Prssident cally sound, and third, we have the Neville, diocesan director of Cath taling $3,681 have been received like it. The Nevilles are the par­ ) DULUTH REGISTER (Duluth, Minn.) Hundreds ot thousands spirit of solidarity and determina­ thus far from the Association of Most Rsv. Bishop Thomas A. Welch, President olic Action. Operations will center ents of 15 children, nine boys and Rev. Joseph Hughes, Editor and Business Manager found help by followins tion to resist to the end.” about Hinton, Lookeba, and Patriotic Spanish Women of six girls. They say they would be his advice. Contains 136 CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH-REGISTER (Cincinnati) paxes, 200 illustrstioas. Bridgeport. This will be the third Puerto Rico By the America Span­ lonesome with lees and even Charles F. Williams, K.C.S.G.. President of Board It will show you Uie year Rosary college has sent stu ish Relief fund, the national Cath­ adopted a niece to prove it. The Msgr. Edward A. Freking, S.T.D., Editor way to better health tfid Schools House happiness. You can dents here on outdoor speaking olic movement aiding victims of eldest boy is a milkman for a local TENNESSEE REGISTER (Nashville) Wounded Soldiers campaigns. Host Rev, Bishop W. L. Adrian, D.D., Preaidant have this book, without 0 ^ the civil war in Spain. The dio­ dairy and his best stop is the pa­ cost or oblixation. Cincinnati.— In a letter to the ceses of Oklahoma City-Tulsa, rental home. Rav. Georg* J. Flanigen, S.T.D., Editor and Buainaas Manager Mail Ceupon, NOW. Rev. Hyacinth Bocker, O.F.M., the INTERMOUNTAIN CATHOLIC REGISTER (Galt U k* City. Utah) Men Donating Time for Richmond, Galveston, and Spring- Moat Rav. Duane G Hunt, D.D., Bishop of-Salt Lalte, President Most Rev. J. Sylvester Espelage, field, 111., have taken up collections Rev. Robert J. Dwyer, M.A., Editor O.F.M., Bishop of Wuchang, re­ B uilding of Memorial i L. HEUHAN A CO.. Dept. 674-CGc for the cause, and Catholic schools NORTHWESTERN KAN.SA6 REGISTER (Concordia) 826 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ports that all schools in his terri- La Crosse, Kans.—Seven stone throughout the country are co­ Host Rev. Francis J. Ticf, D D„ President t o ^ are closed to pupils and are DO FALSE TEETH Rev. Cornelius J. Brown, Editor and Businsss Mtnagtr ,:-'C Plesie send me Father Ueomano's ma.sons who are donating their operating in the drive, funds for The Denver Catholic Register is also a part of this newipsptr system. * big "FREE" Reaitb Book. being used to harbor wounded time are erecting a monument in which now total about $25,000. ROCK, SLIDE OR SLIP? N soldiers and war refugees. 1 Nxm* ...... the form of an altar in the par­ Ohio Bi*hop*’ Anniver*aric* FASTEETH. * n*w, xreatly improved Pries of Tht Register (dated every Sunday). $1 a year. Canada and Sotrih Bishop Espelage’s letter paints a ish cemetery here. All are mem­ Two Bishops of Ohio have just powder to be iprinkled on upper or lower America, $1.50. Foreign, $1.75. In bundle Iota, one cent a copy if boulaht r plate*, holds false teeth Arm and comfort­ ' regularly (or sale or dietribution. graphic picture of work being bers of St. Michael’s parish. The Gina Riiberti, 18-year-old daugh­ passed anniversaries. The Most p able *11 day. Can not ilide, alip, rock, or done in China by the Franciscan memorial will be dedicated by the ter of a civil engineer of Rome, i* Rev. James Joseph Hartley of (Co­ pop-out No xummy, xooey. p«sty Uate Entered sa Second Clesa Matter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. g ft Fathers and the Sisters of Charity Most Rev. August J. Schwertner, pictured above. She is to marry lumbus has been consecrated 34 or faelinx. because FASTEETH is alkaline. (Plcaa* raentioa it.) aiid Sisters of Notre Dame de Bishop of W i^ita, and the altar Bruno Mussolini, son n( the Italian years; the Most Rev. Joseph Make* breath aweet and pleaiant Get The Register haa the largest circulation of any paptr In the English langnsg* Namur, all from Cincinnati. FASTEETH at any drug itor*. Accapt no devoted to religiout news. will M used for Field Masiee. dictator, ia the spring. Schrembs of Clovskndt 27 yean, tubatltut^

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^•STRANOE b u t TRUE’* By M. 7. Murray ASK AND LEARN ; T H E B O O K Mad’ Penitent' J ^ O U N D in U l iMAN S k t N ~ Addrtit P. O. Bos 1497, Denrar, Colo. : r e g i s t e r ; N OT^E h it contrary to any rules of isfy the obligations of Christian Cared for Sick the Church for a priest to say life assumed by Baptism. It is UJlVEPSiTV Holy Mast before he has received based on the words of St. Paul in f b f f c s s e s ote SEX PSYCHOLOGY IN EDUCA­ the first Epistle to the Corinthians, the stipendt TION. By Rudolph .Yllers, Trans­ In Service Towards Others St. John of God If arrangements have been made vii, 12-15. The first requisite is lated by S. A. Raemers. Herder. with the priest to offer the Mass, that the parties at the time of 287 pp. $2.50. Found Outlet to Atone for Sins; he may if he wishes go ahead their marriage were both unbap­ with the Sacrifice before he has tized; the second is that one of Today when medical men are Work Continues Today received the stipend. A priest, the parties be validly baptised o P a rushing lo microphones, when r however, would not be permitted after that marriage; the third is diiefuitt who verseeuteci magazines, even of the so-called (The Liturgy— Week of March 8 Oropeza, Spain. Years later, John to say Mass with the intention that an officially appointed dele­ cK rif tioTtf. harmless type, are filling their to March 12) returned home to learn that his that it would be offered up for gate of the Bishop interpellate the pages with articles on “ soul departure h a d broken his a yet unknown person who would, unbaptised party, so as to deter­ (MHQlfMLLY IT 6tiOf^Q£i> TO clinics,” bewildered Catholics are (By R ev. C la re n c e G. I b s e n m a n n , S.T.D.) mother’s heart and she had died some time, give him a stipend mine whether the unbaptized party OolumBu s ano is a coUMcnoli prone to lend an ear to these soon afterwards. for which the person wished to wishes to be converted and bap­ on PHUfiSOPHY “ authorities.” TlicrC is so much Sunday, March 6— First Sunday in tized, or, if she does not want to Lent, (privileted...... Sunday e( the ■ first Instead of sending the boy back have a future Mass celebrated. MATutriAmcs, sa fN ci ^ drum-beating over the sex prob­ elais; eemi-double). Cemmemaration There are a few people who are be baptized, whether he (or she) is lem that it is a pleasure to listen of Sts. FSrpetus and Falicitat, home, the priest found him a place not beneath taking advantage of willing to live peacefully in mar­ MO ASV90NOMY • Mar tyre. in a good home. John became a' to a solidly authoritative voice. Monday, March 7— St. Thomae the priest’s generosity, who will riage without interfering with the Dr. Alters is respected as an au­ servant in the house of the mayor, Aquinas, Confessor and Doctor a kind master. The mayor was request him to say Mass for their religious obligations of the con­ thority in psychology even by his (double). Commemoration of the so particular intention and never in­ vert. Hence, if one of the non- opponents. Lenten day. won over by John’s character that, tend to make an offering, when Catholics in the marriage was Tuesday, March S— St. John of when the boy grew into manhood, Catholic educators and parents Qod, Confessor (double). Coramemo- he offered John his own daughter they are quite capable of doing so. validly baptized, the Pauline privi­ retion of the Lenten dey. lege cannot be invoked. The who have found Father Kirsch's Wednetdey, March 0~-St. Fraacet in marriage. The young woman Sex Education and Training in Of Rome, Widew (double). Com­ was willing, but it was John who If a Catholic does not receive validity of Baptism by Protestant Chastity rich in facts and prac- memoration of the Ember day. turned the offer down. Perhaps he Holy'oly CommunionC at least ones a sects is frequently questionable, Thurtday, Msrch 10— Tha Holy tical advice, will find Dr. Ailers’ did not love the girl. But the very year, at Easter, is he (or the) and in every case the solution of Forty Marlyre (temf-double). Com- the problem can be determined book delving into the deeper msmoration of tha Lenten dSy. willingness of the mayor to marry eteeommunieated? psychological, philosophical, and Friday, March 11— Ember day off his daughter to a peasant lad No, the Catholic who neglects only by investigation by one’s pas­ (elmyle). I tor or another priest. theological truths linked with the Saturday, March 12— St. Gretory of no class standing speaks well to receive the Blessed Sacrament sex problem. Catholic educational once a year, in the Easter season, I, tha Great: Rope, Canfessor, and for John’a character. psychology is discovering new Doctor (double). Commemoration of is not excommunicated, but is John thought to avoid the mar­ Must a young wife tell her hus­ mines of truth in the age-old tha Ember dey. liable to a sentence of excommuni­ CCm 1 4 i f riage by becoming a soldier and band about the sins of her past moral and ascetical theology of cation, according to the catechism enlisted in the army of Charles V. life, when there it no possibility the Church. What happens to a man running of the Council of Trent. This was his discovering them otherwiseotherwise?of But now the uniform was another decreed in the fourth- Lateran A, This hook demands careful like a madman through the streets, attraction to tha mayor’s daugh­ Before the parties are married tearing his hair, and shouting to ter. Whereupon, John went to council, 1215. In the code of they are gravely bound to make uMTu. ntaotr nM n* study. Dr. Ailers rightly com­ canon law it is found in canon plains that too many Catholic all the world how great a sinner Hungary to fight against the known to each other all personal /isf So konottd MIS he is, except that he soon finds Turks. He was then 27 years of 869. In the United States the defects which cannot be concealed educators presumptuously u s e Easter season has by special con­ CAROtNAL MfRtFL fstto methods not in accord with youth’s himself in confinement where age. For about 14 years he was without serious injustice, such as psychiatrists, alienists, and the like cession been prolonged from the ^noTv lAW now cn*ett intricate nature. If the reader a soldier of fortune in various the presence of a diriment im­ may observe him? In 1538, the countries and under different ban­ first Sunday in Lent to Trinity pediment, venereal disease, steril­ A C»niinAt m utt At becomes impatient, perhaps it is Sunday. due mainly to a lack of the hum­ people of Granada, Spain, solved ners. In U»e roughness of army ity, etc. There is no duty of I fA fi b e A the problem of St. John of Qod in life he became as loose a liver as justice to manifest defects whose ble, scientific attitude employed In the Gospel of St. Matthew p r i e e t . This chuach is m e ornv by Dr. Ailers. For he does not exactly this manner. To all out­ any of his companions. concealment will not be detri­ ward appearance, John had “ got xxiv, 19, we read: “ And woe to mental. After marriage, she should BUiLDlMO U fT m -me HtAMtA UPfhi pretend to settle many of the in­ When he was about 40. John them that are with child, and that SsmSrtSHT ON HofltH JSLANQ. CWfTOWV. volved problems; he merely points religion” from a sermon of St. left the army. Perhaps, ml con­ forget her past indiscretions un­ John of Avila and, leaving the give suck in those days." I under- less a more serious evil will re­ __ ^ A om eN s m a e oTHAMiTto e r m e out dimeuhies and weighs them science was reproaching him; in stand...... that completeG( Gospel • narra­ with great caution. church, he put on his exhibitioni of any case, ha returned home, the sult from concealment. Even be­ ^ ASAICAN QCMiNNMeNr WHtN 7MP ISUYI» public self-humiliation in the city tive at a picture of the end of the fore marriage;, she may keep such NAS A8AN0ONSD IN /figi. CCVT JUHISDICTiON Like the Church, which he ad­ first time since he had left there world and cannot reconcile this streets. To the witnesses this as a boy. News of his mother’s matters secret as can remain hid­ DID NOT eKtTND TO W e CHUNCN mires so humbly, Dr. Ailers coolly man seemed a bit touched and, to threat with the teaching of the den without injustice to the other treads his way through the - mod­ death and his part in it added to save him from the sticks and his remorse. From then on, John Church to have children. party or serious harm to herself. NSWf(? to Usl weeks ern educational maze, selecting The first part of Jesus’ proph­ stones of a pursuing mob, they sought to atone for his past Because of Ijcodus XXXlV 3 0 and ke (Motes) kneN what is true in materialistic psy­ had him put in a hospital. ecy, extending to the 14th verse, m a t fu s chologies, condemning without bit­ wickedness. . is a general characterization with­ If a man was quite uncertain n ot tdce t*tas fvornjed' fmm, contksrsat/on, tuiih, Lord _ John of Avila, the preacher, For a time he 4!ended sheep for and doubtful about the morality of Some AU-THORlflES contend that ' horned* i s a n ERROA. and tHf terness what is dangerous or false. alone seemed to sense that John of out limitation of the life of the He sets up the Thomistic scheme a rich woman near Seville, but, Church through all ages; it gives an act, whether it was right or HEBREW WORD 'o EREn '^HORN) IN IHE ORiaiHAL SHOULD BE <^URAN' OQ God’s apparent folly was really the wishing to do something for God, of values and demonstrates how events and signs that will precede wrong, yet went ahead and per­ (TO EMIT RAVS) result of a desire for penance and he left his flock to seek a martyr’s sex fits into this general philosophy formed it and found out three sanctity. Wisely he directed the crown in working among the the end of the world. But the of all life and being. All non- desolation mentioned here refers months later that it was sinful, penitent to seek atonement for his slaves of the Moors in Africa. The mutt he confess it? Catholic philosophies of education past sins through charity toward advice of a priest, however, sent specifically to the destruction of fail to sol\*e the sex problem be­ Jerusalem, which was an abomin Those who act when their mind his neighbor. Upon this advice him back to Gibraltar. There he cause they exaggerate part-truths; able desolation in the sight of God. is in doubt, suspicion, or uncer­ GLORY OF HEAVEN IS John of Gpd turned his life to aid went from town to town selling ' they exaggerate part-truths be­ The fall of Jerusalem came under tain opinion are; (a) Guilty of the poor. From this beginning holy pictures and devotional boola Vespasian and his son, Titus, of sin, for they do not act in good cause they do not possess the arose the Order of Charity for the to become one of the earliest whole truth. Freudianism, be­ which Josephus writes: “ Now as faith (Rom. xiv, 22, 23), and they Service of the Sick, or Brothers apostles of the press. For this haviorism, and all the modem soon as the army had no more are imprudent and lovers of HINTED IN APOCALYPSE Hospitallers. John of God’s life work John is often honored as the “ isms” are neatly but gently people to slay or to plunder, be­ danger (Ecclus. iii, 27); (b) embraces a series of contradic­ patron of printer^ and booksellers. cause there remained none to be guilty of the species and gravity stripped for the impersonal truth- tions. Spain was in its glory, with The Infant Jesus in a vision is the objects of their fury, Caesar of sin which they fear may be While some have held that th* wall thereof wa^ of jasper purpose of this life if there were seeker. the discovery of the New World; held responsible for John’s going sh ■■ ■gave orders that they sh should ■■ de^ ■gave in their act; for they interpreta- heaven is everywhere, not only as stone; but th# city■y itself pure not some chance to rise above its Perhaps the moat commendable public penance was considered to Granada to meet John of Avila, tively wish that to which they ex­ gold, like to clear glass.” troubles? How would God be vulgar and unheard of. Men’s, molish the entire city.’’ Eusebius to the State, but also as to the feature of the book ii Dr. Ailers’ who finally directed him to his pose themselves. Hence, one must Kindly notice that figure of fittingly honored if there were thoughts were centered on money tells us that before the fall of place, theologians in general think double challenge: He dares Cath. work in life. In art John is often Jerusalem many Christians, being follow the safer or probable speech in the last clause. Can no opportunity to escape the dif­ oHc psychologists to delve deeper and power; there was no time to represented with a pomegranate Divinely warned, did flee from opinion if it is impossible to con­ that it has definite limits as a you imagine anything more beau­ ficulties we suffer at present into the natural mysteries involved think of helping the needy and surmounted by a cross. The Jerusalem to Pella across the Jor­ sult a priest before acting. If the place. About its location, we know tiful than gold clear as glass? in paying Him worship? How in the study of personality with unfortunate;unate. John, who in later pomegranate, in Spanish Granada, dan. What Christ wishes to bring act was mortally sinful, it must be nothing. But, after the day of “ And the foundations of the wall would the end of creation, the Catholic philosophy as a guide, life was to find himself in the represents that city, and the cross out by the pictures of haste is confessed. judgment, when the earth and the of the city were adorned with all glory of God, be attained, unless and. he asks them lo stress the company of kings and nobles, be­ the words of the Infant that., the inevitable doom of Jerusalem, rest of the material creation manner of precious stones. And rational creatures were given a relations between psychology and longed by birth to the low peasant there “ thou shalt find thy cross.” and its dreadful character, The May a Catholic who has received undergo a tremendous change, the first foundation was jasper; way to give it throughout eter­ ontology; secondly, he calls Cath' class. And in his own life he After his public demonstrations the second, sapphire; the third, pioictnres must not be taken too annulment of her marriage from these will be glorified and the just nity? How could God be perfect if olic medical men lo compete with passed from the extremes of of penance in Granada, John set­ a chalcedony; the fourth, an literally. To increase the idea of the Church in addition to a civil can then dwell there, if they wish. He failed to reward virtue or psychiatry clinics by opening loose living to sanctity through tled down to care for the aick. emerald; the fifth, sardonyx; the dreadful character of the fall divorce remarry in the Church to St. John, in Apocalypse xxi, says failed to establish a sanction for clinics of their own. He insists penance. Soon he founded a hospital for the the sixth, sardius"; the seventh, of Jerusalem the Lord makes men­ an unbaptized man who has never that he saw a new heaven artd a the laws He has given us? If man that they must first study Catholic March 8 is the day of John’s sick poor. The people found that chrysolite; the eighth, beryl; the tion of the pregnant and nursing been married? new earth. The first heaven and wsre not destined for eternal hap­ philosophy and theology lo know birth and also of his death. He was not madid 1he at all, and help women. The pregnant woman If the Church declared her mar­ the first earth were gone, and the ninth, a topaz; the tenth, a piness, would it not be a lie of was born in Portugal in 1495 and came to him from all sources, from chrysoprasus; the eleventh, a ja­ truth, lest they be blind leaders of and the woman nursing her baby riage invalid and she has fulfilled sea was no more. nature to have the universal long­ the blind. If Catholic medical died 56 years later in 1650. The the Archbishop, the nobles, and the cinth; the twelfth, an amethyst. ing for it never fulfilled? If our at her breast are impeded in their the requirements of law in mak­ The physical beauty of the place men fail in this enterprise, the only heritage he received from his people. To prevent him from giv­ And the 12 gates are 12 pearls, one longing for love, holiness, friend­ flight, and thus become liable to ing her separation legal, she is of heaven is beyond our powers bewildered masses will either go parents was a training in goodness ing away the flothes from off his to each; and every several gate ship, and other great emotions be cut off in the fearful doom of free to marry. A marriage with of imagination, but St. John, in to spiritual quacks or snatch up from his mother. back, the ^ishop of Tuy designed the city. To the same intent the an unbaptized non-Catholic could Apoc. xxi, gives us some descrip­ was one of several pearls. And the that all recognize a.s admirable Writers of John’s, life speak a garb for John and ordered him street of the city was pure gold, were never to be filled, would not the crumbs from materialistic mention . of winter and of the be contracted only after securing tion of it. “ The light therwf was psychoanalysis. This area of Cath­ of a 1‘mysterious” disappearance. to wear it. This dress later was as it were transparent glass." they be falsehoods? Yet nature Sabbath is made. In the winter a dispensation from the Bishop, like to a precious stone, as to the olic Action has not received the Whatever the reason for it, John adopted by the followers of his and nature’s God cannot lie. left home as a boy to follow a the condition of the roads and the which would be granted with re­ jasper stone, even as crystal,’’ he The saint said that the city had stress it deserves. There is plenty order. rain and the cold would render luctance and only for a serious says. “ And it had a wall great no need of the sun or moon to Reason, therefore, demands a of room for ambitious Catholic Spanish priest across the border to John spent ten years in chari­ flight more difficult, and on the cause. The Church declares mar­ and high, having 12 gates, shine in it. “ For the glory of heaven. It is true that we cannot. medical students in the field of table work before he died. His Sabbath the Jewish law forbade riages null and void only when and in the gates 12 angels. . . . God hath enlightened .it, and the b^ reason alone, arrive at the idea psycho-therapy. Catholics need Convert Priest’s Talks last illness was the result of a journev of more than 2,000 the parties were not.validly mar­ And the wall of the city had 12 Lamb is the lamp thereof. And a supernatural heaven, with “ soul clinics” of their own.— Paul Attract Non-Catholics overwork at the time of a flood. cubits, which would deter many ried in the first place, because of foundations, and in them' the 12 the nations shall walk in the light joys so great that we cannot even J. Bruckner, S.J. He had jumped into the waters to Jews from acting promptly. All a diriment impediment, want of names of the 12 Apostles of the of it; and the kings of the earth imagine them; but our intellect Oklahoma City, Okla. — The rescue a drowning man, and the these different features of the consent, etc. Lamb. . . . And the building of shall bring their glory and honor does postulate some kind of an Rev. Gltidstone Kinkade has been shock and exertion, plus unatten­ flight are intended to strengthen into it. And the gates thereof eternal reward, where the sorry LUCIFER AT LARGE. By C. meeting unusual success in inter­ tion to his own needs, proved too the two great ideas: The fall of shall not be shut by day, for strife of our present existence will John McCole. 329 pp. I-ong- esting non-Catholics in the Church. much for his weakened physical Jerusalem was to be inevitable, there shall be no night there.” have passed. mans. 83.00. One hundred and forty-eight per­ condition. and it was to be terrible past ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS He closes the chapter with this That heaven transcends our Some of the trends of the mod­ sons attended the third in a series John did not live to see aii order description. The fall of Jerusa­ warning; “ There shall not enter nature is a dogma of Catholic ern American novel are presented of instruction classes he is now carry on his work. The rules of lem is to be taken as a figure of into it anything defiledi^or that faith. The Council of Vienne con­ and criticized in this book by a conducting here. The number his community were drawn up only the end of the world. worketh abomination or maketh demned an opposite doctrine in Catholic critic. Mr. MeCsIe is rose from 85, the attendance at six years after his death. ’Ihe CALLED eOD ‘FATHER’ a lie, but they that are written in 1311 and Pius V condemned the fair, almost to a fault, in giving the first in the series. Father charity of the Brothers Hospital­ Is it poseible for a man to-come the book of life of the Lamb” same tenet of Baius. The Vati­ the authors' whatever credit they Kinkade was once a Baptist stu­ lers still endures today in more back after death to haunt his (Apoc. xxi, 27). can council taught that man has deserve. Tlie tendency they rep­ dent at a Metho.dist university. than 100 hospitals in Europe. relatives, if they do not follow kit (Oaa of a New Series on the Cate- “ Father,” the minds of the faith While it is true that atheists, been elevated to a supernatural resent is no less clearly shown. instruetions? chiam of the Council of Trent) ful should rise to the exalted mys­ materialists, pantheists, and some end, and the Ontologists were for­ One is templed to compare the The whole idea is a ghastly From the profession of belief in tery thereby implied; for, under others deny the existence of bidden to teach their philosophical present work with some of the parody on those relations to the God’s existence, as expressed in the name of “ Father,” the Divine heaven, it is not an unpopular falsehood that the beginning of studies of the late Harvey Wick' MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED dead which religion has conse­ the opening words of the Apostles’ oracles begin to unveil to ' us a doctrine, as is quite to be expected. all human knowledge is an imme­ ham. More literary and less crated, and is a heartless deception Creed, “ I believe in God,” we are mysterious truth which is more Men who deny hell and all its diate although indeterminate vision philosophical in its criticism, it is Followintt Is a list of motion pictures reviewed and elasatfied br the National of God— a theory that would and fraud wherever it is said to led to consider the mystery of the abstruse and more deeply hidden panoply quite willingly concede no less valuable as a summary of council of tha Legion of Decency through Its New York headquarters: happen. Departed souls fulfill the in that inaccessible light in which that there must be a heaven. Men do away with the essential dif­ some of those aiarming immoral Class A— Section t— Unobjectlenablc for General Patronaga Holy Trinity, as suggested by the Adventures of Tom Sawyer Headin’ East Prisoner of Zenda wnfl of God whether they are in immediately following distinction God dwells, and which un­ easily believe in what they would ference between the way we know and amoral currents which stain All American Sweetheart Heidi Radio City Revels heaven, hell, or purgatory, but it of “ the Father.” But since God is aided human understanding like to be true. God in this world and in heaven. the stream of so much contempo­ All Over Town Hideout in the Alps The Council of Vienne in 1311 de­ Range Defenders is impossible to imagine God called “ Father” for various rea­ could not attain to nor even But both re^ason and revelation rary writing. Anapolis Salute Hlttifitting a New High fined that the intellect of the Ariene Lupin Returns In Old Chicago Riders of tha Rockies delegating a soul to haunt an in­ sons, we must first determine the imagine to exist. ‘ This name plainly teach that there is A Mr. McCole’s book is useful for dividual without the greatest of blessed is supernaturally per­ Awful Truth. The International Settlement Roll Along Cowboy more appropriate sense in which implies that in the one Es­ glorious reward for the good. As librarians, who.se business ft is to Bad Man of Brimstone Jubilee Romance of the Rockies irreverence to Him. If the sur­ fected by the lumen gloriae (the the word is to be understood in the sence of the Godhead is proposed to reason, what would be the know what novels they are making Barrier, The Kathleen Rosalie light of glory). As we have Behind the Mike Kid Comes Back, The Saleslady vivors are guilty of a sinful breach First Article of the Creed. Even to our belief not only one Person available for the general public. of faith, God will demand a just previously explained, this light of Blondes at Work Kidnaped in Shanghai Scandal Street long before the advent of Christ, but a distinction of persons; for It is useful, as well, for parents Boothlll Brigade Lancer Spy Sergeant Murphy retribution according to the estab­ glory mu.st be had before the in­ the ancient philosophers had con­ in onb Divine Nature there are Greater Catholic and teachers, whose duty it is to Boots of Destiny Law Man Is Born Shi The Octopus • lished order of Providence. It tellect can see God intuitively or Border Wolves Legion of Missing Men Three Persons: The Father, begot­ supervise the reading of young She Asked for it night be that God, in rare cases, ceived and represented God as an immediately. Born to the West Life Begins in College She’s Got Everything ten of no one; the Son, begotten people. For the rest, Lucifer at Boss of Lonely Valley Life of Emile Zola, The should permit a message to come eternal substance, from whom all Daily Is Planned Snow White and the Seven ' of the Father before all ages; the We cannot prove absolutely by Large is better placed among the Boy of the Streets London by Night Dwarfs from a soul ifnprisoned in purga­ things have their beginning, and Holy Ghost, proceeding from the reason that the beatific vision is reserved books. Its air of a case­ Breakfast for Two Love and Hisses Speed to Spare tory until an injustice for which by whose Providence they are gov­ Bringing Up Baby Love It a Headacht Squadron of Honor Father and the Son, and likewise Dubuque, la. — A new daily P«ossible; but nobody can show that book in abnormal psychology that soul was responsible on earth erned and preserved in their order “Brothers the of the ■ West Love on a Budget Start Cheering from all eternity. In the one Di­ newspaper and “ a greater Cath­ it is unreasonable. Buccaneer, The Making the Headlines Tartan’s Revenge were corrected. and .state o^ existence. Since he would not attract the cultivated to whom a family owes its origin vine Substance the Father is the olic daily for national distribu­ The Church has left undecided reader, while some of its pages Californian. The Mama Runt Wild There Goes the Groom First Person, who, with His Only so far whether the blessed in daeeidT of Bar 20 Million Dollar Rochet Thirteenth Men What is the Epworth league? and by whose wi^om and author­ tion” are envisioned in plans out­ may stimulate the curiosity of im> Change of Heart Mr. Dodd takes if.O Air This Way, Please ity it is governed is called Begotten Son and the Holy lined by Herbert S. Mann of heaven cannot intrinsically sin or mature minds.— Edward Burke, S, Charlie Chan on Broadway Monastery Thunder dity May Catholic children accept Ghost, is one God, not in the sin­ are kept from sinning by God. Checkers Murder on Diamond Row To the Victor ^ . membership in the league? “ father,” so by an analogy derived Racine, Wise., radio and news­ J. gularity of one Person, but in the paperman, in an address to local Some theologians hold that they Crashing Hollywood Music for Madame Tovarich The Epworth league is a so­ from human beings they gave the Dangerous Adventure Non-Stop New York Trigger Trio trinity of one substance. These business and professional men. could sin, intrinsically, but God ciety of young people of the name of “ Father” to Gkid, whom Daredevil Drivers No Time to Marry Two of Us, The three Persons are understood-to The plans, now only tentative and withdraws His co-operation by Noted Composer Escape by Night Of Human Hearts Under Suspicion Methodist Episcopal Church; they acknowledged to be the Crea­ be distinct only in their respec­ subject to change, call for de­ which He would permit any sin­ Everybody's Doing It Old Barn Dance, The Valley of Terror formed May 15, 1889, in Cleve­ tor and Governor of ihe universe. Everybody Sing On Again— Off Again Welle Fargo tive properties or attributes, since velopment of the two papers from ful act, and hence they cannot land by the union of five so­ The Sacred Scriptures, too, Federal Bulleta urphsn of tha Pecos Wettern (Sold it would be grave impiety to as­ the present Catholic Printing sin These theologians say, for Firefly, The Outlaws of the Orient West of Rainbow’s End . cieties affiliated with the Metho­ wishing to show that to God must be ascribed the creation of all sert that they are unlike or un­ company, publisher of the Cath­ instance, that, if a saint saw First Lady Outside of Paradise West of Shanghai dist Church. It adopted as its olic Daily Tribune. One of the somebody he dearjy loved sent to Forbidden Valley • Over the Goal Where the West Begins -S ll! motto: “ Look up, lift up,” and things, supreme power and admir­ equal in anything essential. So we 4S Fathers Fainted Trail Whp Killed Gail Preston T papers, the Dubuque Daily Trib- hell, he could, actually, be dis­ Galloping Dynamita its dwlared object is to “ promote able Providence, make use of the profess that the Father is unbegot­ Paradise Isle Wise Girl , same name. Thus we read; “ Is ten, the Son begotten of the ttne, would be a distinctly local pleased with God, and thereby sin; Glamorous______...... Night Paroled to Die Wrong Road intelligent and loyal piety in the but God does not permit it. These Gold It Where You Find It Partners of the Plaint Yank at Okford, A not He thy Father and hath pos­ Father, and that the Holy Ghost paper. The other would “ continue Goldwyn Follies Patient in Room 18 Young Dynamite young members and friends of the the present Catholic Daily Trib­ authorities admit that the beatific Church, etc.” Obviously, Catholic sessed thee, and made thee and proceeds from both. Hence, when Harlem on the Prairie Penrod and Hit Twin You're a Sweetheart we say that the Father is the First une in the field of Catholic vision in itself would keep the Hawaiian Buckaroo Brother You're Only Young Once children are forbidden to take any created thee?” (Deut. xxxii, 6 ); Perfect Specimen, Tho and, “ Have we not all one Father? Person, we do not mean that in the journalism,” using the same name. blessed from nearly ell sin, with­ part in the activities of the league, Trained new.spapermen, who out this further help. Ctaaa A—faction 2— Unobjactlonable for Adults hath not one God created us?” Trinity there is anything first or Action for Slander Fight for Your Lady Penitentiary because of the danger of perver­ would augment the present Cath­ The Thomists and many others, sion and its promotion of a non- (Mai. ii, 10). But (Jod is in a last, greater or less, for the Chris­ Affairs of Maupassant, The Forty Naughty Girls Prescription for Romanes special sense the Father of Chris­ tian religion proclaims the same olic Daily Tribune staff, are ready however, say that the beatific Alcatraa Island Girl Was Young, The Romance in the Dark Catholic religion. to begin work if the ' plans ma­ vision in itself excludes all pos­ Back in Circulation 'Good Earth, The She Married an Artist tians, as is so frequently declared eternity, the. same majesty of Black Doll Happy Landing She’s No Lady power and glory in the Three terialize. Henry Conner of the sibility of sin. No creature, see­ Bordertown High Flyer Slight Case of Murder, A I t it possible for a young man in the New Testament, where we ing the Supreme Good, can keep read that we “ have not received Persons. Catholic Daily Tribune pledged Bride Wore Rgd Hollywood Hotel Souls at Sea who has been married to a Prot­ his co-operation to the proposed from being irresistibly drawn to it Carnival Queen Hurricane Spy Ring. The estant girl and divorced to marry the spirit of bondage again in Since nowhere is a too curious and from fulfilling all duties, even City Girl I Met My Love Again Swing It Sailor publications. Confession a Catholic girl? The man has fear; but have received the spirit Inquiry more dangerous, or error the most arduous, w'illinglir and Jury'a Secret. The Swing Your Lady of adoption of sons, whereby we more fatal, than in the knowledge Conquest I.ady Escapes, The Tears of Love never been baptized, but he it witl­ whelmed by glory” (Prov. xxv, without the least repugnance, for Danger, Love at Work Live, Love, and Learn That Certain Woman ing to be baptized and enter the cry: Abba■,bbi [Father].------■ . . . ~For the ■ and exposition of this, the most 27). We should be satisfied, with its honor. This latter is our Dangerous to Know Living on Love Topper Church. ' Father hath bestowed upon us that profound and difficult of mys­ the assurance and certitude which opinion. The only reason why Daughter of Shanghai Look Out For Love True Confession manner of charity that we should teries, we must always bear in Doctor Syn Man-Proof Walter Wenger's Vogusa It is not possible for a validly faith gdves us, that we have been anything attracts us is because it Double Danger Midnight Intruder, The of 1938 married -non-Catholic to marry a be called, and be the sons of God mind that the terms “ nature” and taught these truths by God Him­ resembles God. Even to see a Double or Nothing Hy Old Kentucky Home Westland Case Catholic until the death of the ...and, if sons, heirs also; heirs in­ (‘person,” used to express the mys­ self, to doubt whose word is ex­ dear relative damned, therefore, Double Wedding Night Club Scandal Wife of General Ling, The non-Catholic’s wife, unless the deed of God, and joint heirs with tery of the Trinity, should be most Ebb Tide Night Spot Women in Prison treme folly and misery. , He has would not disturb our happiness in Everyday's a Holiday Nothing Sacred World's in Love, The Pauline privilege can be invoked. Christ” (Rom. viii, 15-17; 1 John scrupulously retained. Especially said: “ Teach ye all nations, bap­ heaven, for we would realize that 52nd Street Paradise for Three Live, Lovt, and Learn Canon 1120 says: The valid mar­ iii, 1). Therefore, whether we should we note that unity belongs tizing them in the name of the this person was sent to hell be­ Partnera in Crime riage of two unbaptized parties. look to the common title of crea­ to essence, and distinction to per­ Father, and of the Son, and of the cause he had deliberately chosen Clata B— Objtctionabla in Part tiough consummated, is dissolveij tion and Divine Providence, or to sons. These are truths which All Baba Goes to Town Juggernaut Second Honeymoon Holy (3host;” and again, “ There to be unlike God. The case would Baroness and the Bntler Lady Behava! Two Who Oared m fafavor of the faith by the the special title of spiritual adop­ should not be made the subject are three who give testimony in be very much like seeing some The candid camera click* this Between Two Women 'Let’ s Make a Night of It Wife. Doctor, aod Nurse Pauline privilege. The purpose of tion, rightly do we profess belief of too subtle investigation, for heaven: The Father, the Word, pus; if it came from a dear one, intimate vietv of the maestro, Big Broadcast of 19t( Mannequin Wine, Women, and Horsea , the■ Pauline- ilii privilege ■ ■■ is to guar­ in God as our “ Father.” we -are reminded in Sacred and the Holy Ghost; and these that would hardly make it any Msin*. Lorenzo Perosi of the Acad­ Plight From Glory Rat. The Wom.n Men Marry antee the converted party freedom But, besides dwelling on these Scripture that “ he who is a three are one” (Matt, xxxiii, 19; more attractive. Pus is pus; and emy of Italy, composing at the Clasa C—C on dfn ed tb practice his religion and to sab- Assassin of Youth Damaged Goods PitfaUi of Youth ideas conveyed by the word searcher of majesty shall be over­ 1 John V, 7), a damned soul is a damned soul. piano. Damaged Lives S3 PAGE FOUR THE REGISTER Sunday, March 6, 1938

Here, or anyhow just around the corner. It Spring Is must be, for that hardy old veteran of MARYKNOLL PREFECTURE the diamond, Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, has left for the training camp. His grandson, Frank Cunningham III, grabs a bat, just to keep his hand in. Mrs. Mack looks on. (l^ntinued from Page One) IN CHINA IS DIVIDED have given our miaiion. Your his family had been killed by last reference was especially grati­ bombs. Raimundo said that his Ossining, N. Y.— The Sacred thers Hark A. Tennien of Pittsford, Vt;; fying, and, I am sure, will do father had been shot and his Arthur J. Cunneen of Framingham, Congregation o f. Propaganda has Mass.; William F. Schuls of New York, mu(^ good. Ortainly, it will do mother had died. His sister i notified the Most Rev. James E. N. Y .: William P. Hulcahy of Framing­ much to offset other articles that “somewhere,.! don’t know where.' Walsh, superior general of Mary- ham, Mass.: William F. Kupter of Flash­ have appeared in various papers, ing. L. I.. N. Y.; Patrick J. Donnelly of knoll, that the Holy See has di­ Lansdowne, Pa.; John M. McLoughlin written, no doubt, by a few who The Michigan Catholic warns that vided the territoroy of the Prefec­ of Elmhurat, L. I., N. Y.; Arthur F. seemed to pick up a wrong idea Paris. — His Holiness has ad­ Washington.— Bishops, priests, ssions of the American Youth dressed to Henry de Vergees, pres­ ture Apostolic of Wuchow, South Dempsey of Peekskill, N. Y .: George N. of mission life ., It is surprising congress will bear watching. A and leading figures from American China, and thus has created a new Gilligan of Brooklyn, N. Y.. and R. ident general of the St. Vincent Russell Sprinkle of Franklin, O., and how-much data you secured while sectional meeting is scheduled for business, labor, economic, and so­ territory to be known as the Brother Francia Wempe of Cumberland, on your trip. As I mentioned de Paul society, a particularly cor­ Detroit in March. Radicals were dial letter of acknowledgment of cial circles will participate in 'the Prefecture Apostolic of Kweilin. Md. ' j '--ti above, your splendid comments prominent in the Ann Arbor con­ National Catholic Social Action Each of these areas represents a will help the mission cause very a greeting sent to the Holy Father ference in 1936. At Milwaukee in the name of the society. conference in Milwaukee May 1 to distinct language. In Kweilin, much. Church Is Monument last summer, religious organiza­ “This Society of St, Vincent de 4. The meeting, under the patron­ which is to the north, pure Manda­ Everything seemed to be going tions had 70 delegates and poli­ Paul,” the letter says, “ is dear age of the Most Rev. Samuel A. rin is spoken, while in Wuchow To Parishioners’ Faith along very well here, perhaps a lit' tical groups had 62. Most of the to us. We know, indeed, with what Stritch, Archbishop of Milwaukee, Cantonese is Hie native tongue. Liebenthal, Kans.—Completed in tie too well, for we now have the political representatives were from brilliancy and with what unstinted will be held in the Milwaukee The Kuchow region, about twice 1932 by the few German-Russian worry and anxiety of Father Dono­ (kimmunist and Socialist organiza­ generosity you have responded to auditorium. the size of New Jersey, was en- Catholics of this small community, tions. Although in minority, they tusted to the Maryknoll Fathers van's capture. Coming so close after our appeal in behalf of the in­ Sectional meetings will deal St. Joseph’s parish plant is one that of Father Bums, it is indeed were very active. The literature numerable little victims of war in 1925, and is admittedly the of the wonders of this state. The on display was chiefly from the with ■ particular industries and most arid of all China’s mission a heavy cross. I am optimistic that we called to the attention of Catholic social teaching in relation sacrifice of the small number of though, and we are praying that (Communist party and the “ Ameri­ fields. Kweilin, a field equally as your pity and your zeal. The suc­ to the indtistries. In a statement parishioners is shown by the fact he will soon be back with us can League to Aid Spanish De­ large, and from the viewpoint of cess that has crowned your elforts about the conference. Archbishop that, in 1917, they voted un­ Everything possible is being done mocracy.” Sex literature was there proves to us with what thoroughly the apostolate equally discourag­ animously to give five per cent in generous supply. Some of the Stritch said: “ Speakers of national ing, was added to it in 1933. The to effect his release. Christian ardor you have acquitted reputation who have given serious of all their harvest to erect the On the evening of October 5, topics and resolutions were accept­ yourself of this mission and how combined areas count a popula­ buildings; today, in spite of ad­ able from the Christian stand­ and long study to our social prob­ tion of 5,000,000, among whom while kneeling in the sanctuary of you have risen to the heights of lems in the light of the Papal en­ verse conditions, the entire parish our chapel at Ho-Pei (North Fu- point, but there was a tendency the task that God has assigned to some 7,000 are now Catholic. group is entirely free of debt. shun) which you visited. Father on the part of speakers to identify cyclicals and Catholic scholarship According to the new division, you. It is no less pleasing to us will appear on the program, and it The church, rectory, and school notic^ a man enter the sanctuary (knnmunism with democracy. The to notfe the happy growth the so­ the Kweilin prefecture includes today would cost approximately is hoped that this conference will from the sacristy. Evidently think Peace committee, after a bitter ciety has realized in the most re­ five towns staffed by eight Mary­ ?200,000 to build. present the most thorough syn­ ing that the man had some busi­ debate, passed a resolution prom­ mote sections of the world, in LATE WORLD NEWS knoll Missioners, while the Wu­ ness with the pastor, or that he ising all possible aid to the Span­ Europe as well as in Asia and thesis of Catholic thought on social chow prefecture has seven stations was probably reporting a sick call ish Leftists and endorsed “ Student America, and even in the mission problems and ideals ever given in staffed by 11 priests and one Institute in France Father Donovan got up and went Peace days,” which have taken on lands. This growth is notable also our country.” The Archbishop brother. The new Kweilin group Pays Honor to Texans into the sacristy with the man a radical aspect. where bigotry is unleashed against Bishop Officer in Honor Legion tion at the “ embargo” placed by referred to the conference as a is as follows: Chancellor Hitler on the pilgrim sort of “ popular university” in Fathers Edmund A. Toomey of New Austin, Tex. — Announcement TTiere another was waiting for the Church and her dearest insti­ Paris.— In the same promotion of the election of the Rev. Dz. Paul where the Very Rev. Henry age of 25,000 Germans to the which “ the clergy and lay leaders Bedford, Mass.; John Romaniello of New him and, as far as we can ascer The Brooklyn Tablet tells us that, tutions. . .” Rf^helle, N. Y .; Patrick C. Toomey of J. Folk, C.S.C., dean of arts and Hyvemat of the Catholic Univer­ Eucharistic Congre§s at Budapest, may train themselves to carry on tain now, they must have immC' “ several years ago. Congressman Waterbury, Conn.; Robert W. Greene of letters at St. Edward’s university, sity of America was given the the Catholic Truth society of Ire after the mind of the Church— a Jaspar, Ind.; Joseph W. Regan of Fair- diately co v e rt him with their Sirovich of lower Manhattan vis­ and Dr. Carlos E. Castaneda, Carmelite Convent to Be rosette of an officer of the Legion land, through its executive secre­ true Catholic social apostolate.” haven. Mass.; Lloyd I. Glass of Cresco. guns and ordered him to come ited Russia and came back as a la.: Francis W. Keelan of Waverly. Latin-American librarian at the of Honor, the cross of chevalier tary, F. O’Reilly, has announced with them. They also took one usual propagandist does. This was Established in Iceland Co-operating with the N.C.W.C. Mass., and Arthur C. Lecroix of Newton, University of Texas, to honorary of the altar boys, who happened was presented by the President that the Irish delegation to the Social Action department, which Mass. before he introduced his resolution Amsterdam.— A Carmelite con­ corresponding membership in the to come into the sacristy at the to erect a monument to Robert of the republic to the Most Rev. congress has decided to change is in charge of the program, is the Those who remain in the Wu­ vent will be established at Rey- Georges Grente, Bishop of Le its route and will not pass through chow prefecture as are follows: “ Institut Historique et Heraldique time. The' capt-ure was well Ingersoll at Washington. Last school of social science of the de France” has been received in planned— the compound was clear, kjayik, Iceland, this summer. Car­ Mans and member of the Acad- Germany. The Kt. Rev. Mesr. Bernard F. Meyer week the Congressman in a speech melite nuns of the Holland prov­ Catholic University of America. of Davenport, la.. Prefect Apostolic: Fa­ Austin. all were at Benediction and, be emie Francaise. Maronites Get Deed to Church urged the calling out of the army, ince will leave in the course of fore the alarm could, be spread navy, and marines to shoot some Dutch Scientist Converted Paris.— In the recent visit to they had made their get-away, the summer to found this most Amsterdam.—Dr. F. J. Buiten- Paris of the Most Rev. Anthony Catholic Drama Survey Japanese fishermen in Alaska. The northern of Carmelite convents. Peter Arida, Maronite Patriarch of ransom o f $50,000 has been de^ Speaker of the House criticized dyk, famous scientist and a mem­ Antioch, the minister of foreign Continued by Bureau manded. To date, we have been the Congressman for provocative ber of the Pontifical Academy of unable to contact with the latrones Sciences, has just entered the affairs, Yvon Delbos, gave to him language.” A few days ago, Siro­ Phil Sheridan’s Widow New York.— The National Serv­ and it is difficult to say just where vich introduced a resolution in the Catholic Church. He, is professor a deed 'recognizing the parish Father is at present. I know you Is Buried in Arlington of physiology and histology at the Church of Notre Dame du Liban ice bureau of the Federal theater House asking that the Neutrality has released parts two and three will keep him in your prayers act be revised to permit “ Loyalist” Washington. — Funeral services State University of Groningen and (Our Lady of Lebanon) and the that, (Jod willing, he may soon be were held Feb. 26 for Mrs. Philip is .noted for his studies on the in­ Lebanese Foyer as the property of of a Catholic drama survey in Spain to buy arms and ammunition which 91 titles appear. The cur­ back with us. H.' Sheridan, widow of the Civil stincts of animals. the Maronite nation. in the United States “ to defend rent list, a sequel to part one, Your paper is indeed popular itself against traitors and invaders.’ war cavalry general. She was 88 Pilgrims to Pass Up Reich here and all the men enjoy years old. Mrs. Sheridan, last of Dublin.— To show their indigna­ which appeared in January, was He declared that Franco was try Danubian Congress to compiled by research workers of very much, particularly Listening ing to establish the “ spirit and the widows of the Union army In, which is the basis for many leaders, died at her home a few 1,000 Catholic Youths Be Held at Fordham U. the Federal Theater project after philosophy of the Inquisition” in correspondence with Catholic col­ pleasant conversations. blocks from Sheridan square and Spain. Gather for Convention New Yo.'k.— The Very Rev. leges, schools, and libraries With best wishes and assuring the equestrian statue of her hus­ Robert I. Ga.^non, S J., president It happens that he is*a Jew by throughout the world. you of a constant remembrance race. “ He has frequently and band. Burial was in Arlington Spokane, Wash.—Catholic youths of Fordham ui.'**Cxsity, announced in my Masses and prayers, I am rightly denounced the persecution cemetery after funeral services at of the Northwest mobilized mere that Fordham will sponsor a Danu­ Sincerely and gratefully yours of the Jews in C-ermany. Yet the St. Matthew’s church. than 1,000 strong for the Stu­ bian congress composed of dele- dents’ Spiritual Leadership con­ 105 Vacation Schools inChrist, thousands of (Catholics murdered ^ te s from Eurc^an nations with Held in Archdiocese . R. A. Lane. in Spain for their religion inter­ Open Forum Series Being vention here Feb. 26 and 27. Six interests ip theYlanubian section est him not at all. As a matter nationally known Jesuit educators of Central Europe, to be held here William Philip Simms, Scripps- of fact, he actually demands that Held in San Francisco from St. Louis, Mo., including March 31 to April 3. The principal I Father Daniel A. Lord, S.J., editor St. Louis, Mo.— A total of 105 Howard foreign commentator, who the Red Loyalists be given more San Francisco.— Over a period purposes will be to investigate the religpous vacation schools, to i' i- makes no bones about charging iimmunition to kill more patriots of Queen'» Work, directed the two- possibilities of political and eco­ of seven weeks beginning March day sodality conclave. part religious instruction to chil­ that Adolf -Hitler’s forces must and help to establish a Red 3, the Third Order study group of nomic rapprochment between the dren attending nublic schools, were be held responsible for the mur­ dynasty. He rightly fears the phi­ St. Boniface's “ Church of the Danubian nations, to clarify for conducted in tne Archdiocese of der of Chancellor Dollfuss of Aus­ losophy of the Inquisition but in Padres” is presenting an open Best Propaganda Plays Americans the issues involved in St. Louis in 1937, according to tria, publicly warns the present stead appeals for the shooting forum on the social order, based Are Named in Contest Central Europe now, and to sug­ reports to Archbishop John J. chancellor, Schuschnigg, to expect gallery of Stalin. Lower Manhat­ on the encyclicals of Popes Lcb gest possible solutions. Glennon by Auxiliary Bishop the same fate. When Schuschnigg tan has many Catholics and many St. Marys, Kans. — This year Christian H. Winkelmann and the XIII and Pius XI. Among the the Kansas State Sodality union told the world that “ Austria will decent Jews. We hope they will speakers appearing on the pro­ Rev. Leo J. Steck, respective arch- inaugurated a project not only Irish Townsfolk Greet - remain free and for this we will speak up and retire to private life, gram are Dr. Kurt F, Reinhardt, diocesan directors of the Catholic new in the state, bjit probably the fight to the death,” he must have preferably in Russia, this man professor at Stanford university; Bishop J. A. McFadden Rural Life conference and Die known that he was inviting the who seems to have lost the instincts first of its kind in the country— a Confraternity of Christian Doc­ the Rev. Peter M. Dunn, S.J-., of contest in writing one-act. plays Ballyheane, Eire. — Cheering fate of his predecessor, declares of an American and a human be­ San Francisco university, and sev­ townsfolk greeted the Most Rev. trine. ing.” with a definite Catholic propa­ Simms. “ Dr. Engelbert Dollfuss eral prominent attorneys. James A. McFadden, Auxiliarj’ loo stood for friendship with (Jer- ganda theme. More than 300 plays were written by the students of Bishop of Cleveland, upon his ar­ many while insisting on Austrian Jay Allen, who is said by Unjted rival at this diminutive country independence. So, in a cold­ States senators to have been o New Charities. Center Catholic colleges and high schools Junior Cage Loop in Kansas, and 60 of these were town, the birthplace of his father. blooded plot to deliver the country of those who circulated the n Is Opened in Seattle Bishop McFadden is making a tour over to (Jermany ip 19.34, Otto repudiated Congressional message submitted for final judgment to Seattle.— To co-ordinate relief the central office at St. Marys. of Europe accompanied by the Rt. In Tw o-W ay Tie Placenta, backed by a , band of drawn np to encourage the R ^ Rev. Msgr. John P. Treacy, dioce­ work in Seattle a new Catholic First place was won by Miss Rose­ _ Nazis, shot him down.” Cortes in Barcelona, is a .news­ san director for the Propagation •Austria’s more than 6,000,000 paperman who did war-correspond­ Charities center has been estab­ mary Bell of the College of Paola, Registering the feature upset of lished. The office contains Kans. of the Faith, and the Rev. Vincent citizens are almost entirely Ger­ ent work in Spain. The Baltimore B. Balmat, his secretary. the season, St. Joseph’s junior man, says Simms. But that they Revieuj recalls that he was one of headquarters of the St. Vincent de eager* scored a 14-to-ll victory are also Nazis is far from certain. the reporters who sent word to the Paul society and the Catholic Six Sisters in Order over St. Philomena’s for the Fill­ “ Austrians are mostly Catholic, and United States about the Badajoz Women’s Child Welfare league. It 22,000 N^e.w Members Are more quintet’s first defeat to date Hie Register Shopping Guide the treatment accorded Catholics, will act as a clearing house for Survive Deceased Nun “ massacre.” John Elliott of the Claimed^by Communists to leave the loop in a two-way tie MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER— Th* Rezistcr rccommcads thU alphafatticallx. as well as Protestants, Jews, and New York Herald Tribune visited work done by various Catholic Freedom, Wise.— Sister M. Hon- for first place. St. John’s, also de­ jodaxad list •( businMi aad profetdeaal paopU for. your naod*. A* Uadora others across the border, has been Badajoz a few hours after the charitable groups in the city. orine, a member of the Sisters of New York.— Twenty-two thou­ feated once in the current cam­ *■ *'••* rarfoua linat, they are vail equipped to zlvo you excellent tenriea. a tremendous shock. Doubtless, sand new members have been Give Um b a trial and akev your apprecietion, for they are eo-oparatfnz with massacre was supposed to have Notre Dame who died recently at paign, shares the league lead with ue la zWiaf you a Raar publicetlaa. it has also served as a warning.” taken place. He found nobody Mankato, Minn., is survived by six added to the Communist party, U. St. Philomena’s. Overt, St. Jos­ sisters in the order. All seven were S.A., since September, William Z. eph’s forward, paced his team to who knew anything about a mas Pontiff Chooses GROCERY When member* of the New York sacre. Raymond Packard, another born here, the daughters of Mr, Foster, national chairman of the the surprise win with three goals Physicians’-Yorkville Medical so­ correspondent, was supposed to be Bishop of Lourdes and Mrs. Valentine Gonnering, party, told 500 delegates to the and one free throw, scoring half The firms listed here de^ “ National Party Builders’ cjn- the total points for the victors. Westerkamp Bros. ciety conducted an open forum on the author of a cabled story sent also deceased. A cousin of the serve to be remembered the subject of euthanasia, or the to this country about the “ mas Paris.— The Most Rev. Joseph nun, the Rev. Michael Gonnering, gress” here, at a dinner which Mills was high man for the losers KE. 9043 5106 Wash. legalized killing of ill who are was celebrant' at the Requiem opened its four-day meeting. with three field goals. sacre,” He did not write the story; Choquet, Bishop of Langres, has Talk— Don’t W a lk - when you are distributing -s apparently Without hope of re­ in fact, he was never at Badajoz been selected by the Sovereign Mass. In other games Sunday after­ Telephone Your Order covery, Assistant District Attorney A French paper published the Pontiff a.s the successor to Car­ Indiana Nurses Present noon, Cathedral turned in its first Everything a Good Grocery your patronage in the dif­ James T. Neary of New York city massacre story two days before dinal Gerlier as Bishop of Tarbes- Forty Singing Friars win in four contests by defeating Should Have declared that euthanasia is pagan Franco’s forces reached Badajoz. et-Lourdes. Originally from Paris, ‘Death Takes a Holiday’ Blessed Sacrament team, 12 to 8. Baat Foods at Lowast Pricoa ferent lines of business. J, , r- 'f philosophy. “ Life is a gift of Jay Alien, it would seem, is a nice Bishop Choquet is 60 years old. To Be Heard on Radio Terra Haute, Ind.— The first Didle and Soran scored all Cathe­ W» Delirer God, transmitted through the in­ character for Congressmen to be He served as vicar of two Paris Rensselaer, N. Y.— Forty friars dramatic production of the Cath­ dral’s points between them._ St. — ------strumentality of parents. It is the having anything to do with. parishes before being named arch­ members of the Franciscan order olic Theater guild in this city was Catherine’s took a close decision exclusive dominion of God.” Dr. diocesan missionary and, later, and students for the priesthood put on by nurses of St. Anthony’s from Annunciation team, 15 to 11. Joseph Dillon said that all doctors One o f the most beautiful superior of missionaries. are to present a broadcast of sa­ hospital school assisted by outside Regi* and Cathedral had seen apparently hopeless cases churches in the United States is In the World war he served first cred hymns and motets on the talent. The vehicle chosen was Near Title Claih recover. “ We don’t know prog­ St. Agiies’, Cleveland. Its pastor as stretcher-bearer, then as chap­ “ Chorus-Quest,” conducted each Death Takes a Holiday. The pro­ Pointing for its title clash with Preferred Parish Trading List nosis. People give us credit for is Msgr. Gilbert P. Jennings, lain. He was cited three times for Saturday evening at 6 o’clock, E duction ran for three nights and Cathedral March 11, Regis kept a lot. but we really don’t know. “ young and active at 80, a living bravery under fire. Finally he was S.T., by the Columbia Broadcast­ played to packed houses each its string of victories unbroken at It is not proper to take advantage link between the poor beginnings gassed and withdrawn from active ing Co. over a coa.st-to-coast net night. Cathedral gym Friv,ay night by of despair. A woman in labor of the diocese as a mission field service. At the close of the war he work. The Friars’ choir of St, snowing under Annunciation Annunciation St. Dominic’s begs us to die— but a short time presided over by a French mission­ was given the Cross of the Legion Anthony-on-Hudson will broad team, 34 to 13. Celia again proved later she is ready to smile.” Some ary Bishop and the highly organ­ of Honor. In 19,34 Cardinal Ver- cast on March 5.. New York Luncheon his ability at consistent scoring by of the doctors professed them­ ized ecclesiastical diocese of to­ dier named Bishop Choquet Vicar Honors Father Ahern' leading his team mates with 12 LONDON MARKET AND selves as favorable to euthanasia. General of Paris, but the following points. The victory leaves the two day.” Monsignor Jennings has lived Catholic High School New York.— Persons prominent GROCERY Present was Charles Francis Pot­ in the reign of five Bishops of year he became Bishop of Langres. leaders all even with five*wins in Church and motion picture OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. ter, a' Humanist clergyman, head Cleveland. The Story of St. Agnes' Wins Debate Tourney apiece. Only an unforeseen re­ of a society that seeks to promote helped out at that church in 1915, circles gathered here at a lunch­ COAL versal by either in this week’s con­ Parish from 1893 to 1937 has just Seattle. — O'Dea high school eon honoring the Rev. Michael J. Quality Meats and Groceries mercy deaths. been told in book form by Anne 1916, 1918, 1919, and 1920. tests will prevent them from An uncle of the writer of this conducted here by the Christian Ahern, S.J. Father Ahern is 3800 Walnut Street Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. O’Hare McCormick, the greatest Brothers of Ireland, won first meeting March 11 for the game Phones: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 department, the late Rev. Matthew making his movie debut in Monas­ that will decide the cage crown. Ellery .Sedgwick, editor of the newspaperwoman of the United place in the university style divi tery, a story based on life in a F. A. Mumford, Mgr. Atlantic Monthly, has given a yivid States. A member of the editorial S. Smith, served for year* as a St. Joseph’s, consistent loser in priest in the Cieveland diocese. sion of the state high school debate Trappist monastery in France and W. 25th and Decatur GA. 51'25 picture of Franco’s Spain in council of the New York Times, tournament, held at Tacoma. The the St. Bernard hospice in Switzer­ the past several contests, lost DE SELLEM articles written for the New York she began her career on the Cleve­ He frequently declared, especially again to Mullen home, 24 to 21. in the last years of his useful life, championship trOphy was won in land. He makes the introduction Times. He traveled 2,000 miles land Catholic paper and in 1936 competition with 43 other teams and does the narrative for the pic­ While the Bulldogs have shown FUEL AND FEED CO. through the Nationalist portion of that Monsignor Jennings was the won the Pulitzer award for her representing 26 high schools of the ture, soon to open at the Squire consistent weakness tlrus far, the CHARLES A. DeSEl.LEU Spain. He found life quite nor­ mo*t successful parish priest in the Mustang victory was nevertheless dispatches and feature articles state. theater. We Ship by Rail mal. Food is abundant. Franco from Europe. Her brilliant pen United Stale*. For this reason, unexpected. After trailing 10-8 the Story of St. Agnes’ Parish, PHONE TA. 3205 has not permitted prices to soar. has made her famous and she has at half time, the Home five staged 35TH AND WALNUT The firms listed here de-. Cleveland is important. It tells There is no war tax, except for a a worthy subject for comment in a last-half rally to cinch the game. RES. PHONE MA. 8S44 serve to be remembered small impost on luxuries. The the great work o f Monsignor Jen­ how Monsignor Jennings did things. Joe Padic led his team with five people are busied with the normal nings, who founded St. Agnes’ RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE goals and three charity tosses. L/DRUGS IS. vs O when you are distributing pursuits of every-day life, buying parish and is responsible for the Held as Security The Holy Family Tigers regis­ and selling, ploughing, picking church, the school, the convent, tered their first victory of the sea­ your patronage in the dif­ olives, girls and boys walking and the rectory— a truly monu­ son by beating Sacred Heart team, TWO STORES abroad on Sundays dressed in their mental array of buildings. GIVES CONTEST RULES ferent lines of business. 49 to 16. The Outlaws have yet SAME PRICES best. Nationalist Spain is eco­ “Tremendous and revolutionary to win a game. Haggerty, Tiger nomically sound. It ran carry on changes have occurred since the forward, boosted his season’s total the war indefinitely. Export trade 90’s, in the character and mission St. Paul.— The rules and topics terest in the 4-H Program,” “ Does to 78 by scoring 28 points on 13 is sufficient to support the military of the Church in the United States, for the fifth annual essay contest the Future Farmer Need a High field goals and a brace of gratis S401 Franklin St. 3101 WUHamt St burden. Money maintains its par­ in the pattern of the American conducted by the National Catholic School Education?” “ The Benefits tosse?. The contest was the last ity. Franco will accept no pay as city, in the face and forms of life Rural Life conference have been of Electric Power to the Farmer of the current campaign for the head o f the state. The self-sacri­ itself. World war and world crisis, made public by the Rev. James A. and His Family,” and “ My Choice Tigers. I fice of the people is equally phe­ Byrnes of this city, national secre­ motorization, mass production, ur­ of Reading Matter.” Games scheduled for March 4 nomenal. ban growth and spread of siibip-bs, tary of the conference. The entries must represent the list Mullen home and Cathedral, Compare this picture with that the sweep o f a dozen revolutions, DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY The contest is open to boys and personal efforts of the contestants, Annunciation l«am and Sacred presented by two boy stowaways, technical, social, and moral, have ig parish, public, or girls attendin and must be handwritten in ink, Heart team, and St. Joseph’s and aged 16, who hid on an .American ploughed through old habits and private schools located in rural using only one side of the paper. Regis. DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY blockade runner and, when im- ideas. They have created for man Ameriag— “ in the open country, Entries in ■ the juvenile division prisonod at Baltimore, pleaded not a new environment, new problems or in trade centers of 4,000 or may submit articles between 250 YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL R SUPPLY CO. to be sent home. The youngsters, of adjustment. Every one of these less inhabitants which serve a REGIS COLLEGE BEATS will filled correctly «t and 400 words in length, while the Service fumlsLed for Offices, Barbers, Joachim Laball Pilark, son of a changes is crowded into the short dominantly agricultuiral popula­ entries of senior contestants may ADAMS NORMAL TWICE WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Ph. SP. 9768 1096 South Gaylord St. Restaurants. Stores, and Banquets Barcelona tailor, and Raimundo life-time of this parish,” writes When (ioiinly Judge Fred S. tion.” There are two divisions— contain from 450 to 600 words. Playing 6n their owtv court the Belijera, son of a Valencia car­ Mr*. McCormick. Reese ruled that “ human flesh and the junior, embracing grades 7, Participation is restricted to those Regis college Rangers took a pair 3104 Downln* MA. 7960 penter, said they would he put in Two members of the Hierarchy blood cannot be held as security 8, and 9, and the senior, embrac­ dioceses where the authorities of contests from Adams State Nor­ Patronize Our 'Advertisers B. W. BECKIUS. Uanazer prison or shot if returned to Spain. were once assistants to Monsignor like personal property,” Baby Paul ing grades 10, 11, and 12. have delegated the diocesan school mal of Alamosa. Friday night’s “ There is no work, no money, any Jennings— the Most Rev. James A. McCalister, eight-month-old son of The junior division entrants superintendent, the diocesan rural game was won by a 45-to-39 score. more in [Loyalist] Spain,” they McFadden, now Auxiliary Bishop -Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCalister of may write on any one of these life director, or other officers, to Saturday night the local quintet Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de­ told the Associated Press. “ Children of Cleveland, who served at St. Nevrville, Pa., was returned to his topics: "Lent in a Catholic Coun­ supervise the conduct of the con­ took the Teachers’ measure, 43 to serve to be remembered run about the streets, waiting for Agnes’ from 1905 to 1914, and parents. Neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. try Parish,” “ The Pictures in Our test within the jurisdiction. En­ 36. Paul Celia, brother of the TAbor 6204 the hombs to get them. There are the Most Rev. Edward A. Mooney, Bruce Miller, had held the baby Home,” “ How I Spend My Satur­ tries are to be submitted to the sharpshooting Regis high star, up­ when you are distributing thpusands of them in the streets former Apostolic Delegate to India as security for a $2-a-week board days,” and “ The Season of Year diocesan director of the contest. held the honor of the family, by Cement, Plaster, Mortar your patronage in the dif­ of Vaienua. 'There are no schools, and to Japan, now Archbishop of bill because they had taken care I p k e the Best.” The senior divi­ He in turn will forward to the leading the Rangers to victory in no church, no priests, no work.” Detroit. Although he did not live of the child while Mrs. McCjilister sion entrants may write on one national judges the best entry in Friday night’s contest with five Metal Lath, Stucco ferent lines of business. Joachim said all the members of at St. Agnes’, Ajtrhbishop Mooney was in a hospital for an operation. of these topics: “ My Special In­ each division in his locality. field goals and one charity toss. 2383 BLAKE ST. DENVER'