TIN CANS MUST SERVE AS CHALICES Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register N a t i o n a l N a t i o n a l Future Priests Truined S e c t io n THE S e c t io n REGISTER Secretly in Red Countries (Name Registered In tbe U. S. Patent OfUre) MCMBia OP AUDIT iUIIAU OP CiaCULATIONI Dallas. Tex.—Captive priests without benefit riiM Ptptr If Cunnwifd *ltb NCftC WuhlnsiuD Nfwa Dffdquarttn hr ttf Om U smO Win, Hu Itf Own of textbooks, cassocks, churches, or seminaries, LESSON IN CHARITY Strvicf. RfHihiut NfWf Sfrvlet. HltiloB SfrvtcM, RtlUlouf Nfwv Phot of toO NCWC Ptetun Sanrln and who use tin cans to offer the Holy Sacrifice of THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 Mass, are, nevertheless, qmetly educating young men for the priesthood behind the Iron Ciu> DELEQJITE POINTS TO OTHER REPUBLICS tain. Su(^ a 'promotion of vocations dulls the weapons of the Communist atheists vdio t|7 to pierce the armMlike faith of baptized Catholics. Tbit v « tlw aw nfe dtUv- tn d by Bltbop Ntoholit T. SDn NO AUrriATION Catholic Leaders Face of the BynaiDt luKhite of w na ANH-CHB18 T **Iboy bare learned with her- Plttiborfh to the deUsetet at- rUylns aorrow that there oan be ♦•■wIIth taa 18th anaiul Seen IntenutloDal cooTtotloa. no aPutntloD with aDytbing ■lihep Elfco, whe It the that ii antl-Chrlst in the true ffM tu l laadtr «f w n thaa Ctarlst-llke eouL" NoChurch Interference ZiMee CalhoUet tf Itenten. Though the eapttre prieata Deeiti U«, Slonk, aid Croa< are deprived of tbetr iltan and Dallas, Tex.—There is “no instance of interference from the Churdi” am iHaaailHw hi ftit cai» their congregatioai, they taave in those republics that today have a Catholic as President. Archbishop try, o ld that f«r erwy iBCtr- refoaed to live wiUnnt ttie true // Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the U.S., made this statement about cenlad fcM . God aroma a faith. They do not count on oow fOfoHoo to the prtett* tbemoelvaa bat on future geo- religion and politics in an interview. He noted that Catholic voters have eratiam, aa they patiently edo. their individual preferences among candidates, but the Church itself does cate yoong bmb for the ^eat- ‘‘How vri! tbft h toared is not take sides in su rii matters Throughoat tbe worid, tbe fbo haarti of the oppmaed Id bood, the BUbop said. and is not concerned about tbe At flie eloslnf baaqaet \ ! V Archbishop Vagnonl told the Apoetollc Delegate codfenoed, Iron Cnrtalo coaobiBa eao Tha Saatern Bite prelate was socalled religious Issve in the tbe need for more prleiti is only Uiitaa th a Muo while a one of three Bltbopa who ad- presidential race. Semni Uut the Chorch Id America wUl he what the great. In Latin America, be de­ throahiDi tnodiioe la onarating dimed convention aeadona. To illustrate the fact that the clared, there Is a severe short- in tlw iHMtt field, or fay thoee Some 1,800 prieata and mambera Church does not interfere with priests of America make it. "And these priests,” he ^e, and 10 times more priests who -only raeeiTo CeaBnanion of B e r n lotemtlonal, an «tu>- the exercise of tbe duties of could be used there. by lUtinf a chalice made of a ization dedicated to foaterlng Catholics who are Presidents, pointed ont, “will be your chil­ tin cop to thalr Upt,'* Biibep vocatiODi, attended the conven­ Archbishop Vagnozd dted Presi­ dren yon helped make priests. MUST PREACH GOSPEL What greater werk can yon do TO ALL PEOPLE m k o takL tion. dent Charles de Gaulle of ii F/ance, whom he described u than in helping foster voca- "If we are to carry oat "a very good CatboU^” UoDs to (be p rl^ e o d r Christ's command,” ArcbMshop Tbe Apoetollc Delegate came PARENTAL INFLUENCE Vagnozd concluded, “the (kwpel Wounded Vet Is Priest to Dallu to addreaa tbe 18th Archbishop VagDozd itreseed must be preadied to all, not Just annual convention of Serra In­ tbe importance of perental in­ to Catholics. The Church op- After 16-Year Struggle ternational, an organization of fluence and a proper home en­ poaes tbe grave danger of Cozn- business and profeasionsl men vironment in encouraging voca­ runlsm. When we realize this Waihinstoi). —Sixteen yean River when a mortar shell hit seeking to promote vocations to tions. God has to call a young and understand the great need •go Francli G. Petenon waa ly­ directly in front of him. He waa the priesthood and religious life man to the priesthood, be said, for- priests, wd must also realize ing nncontdouf near the Ho- wounded on hli 14th day of e - O and aiding needy seminarians. but it is tbe responsibility of the how great la our responsiblljty tella Elver in Eastern France. combat Some 18,01X1 persons attended family to see that the csdl does in fostering voestloni.” (NCWC One aide of hii face wai tom 'I didn’t know about it for the meeting. not go unanswered. Wire] away, hli left eye deatroyed. A 10 days thoogb,’’ tbe toldier few weeks ago, the sanejnan, later raported. Upon regaining DOW the Bav. Fraocia G. Pelar coaadowDen, tbe firat persMi Bon, offered Ui first Ifaat at he saw waa an old ledy praying ROME SYNOD LAWS DIRECT Holy Croes Chorcb la PhOadat- at tala bediide. She was a French pUa. hoapftal Tojonteer iHw each day Fnaeli Petersoo catered the hi die ward. PASTORAL ACTION REVIVAL amy In IMS. A year later he 1 Father Petarson'a life frnn OFFER WOUNDED FEELINGS TO CHRIST waa in the frat Uoe. A rifle­ tbea on was one of yean d hos- Vatican CI17.—Personal dis­ sL lodiera” refers to circoses Tbe rules are bdheved to re­ man, Fetenoo was holding down pitaliaatloa. Be made ooontleu IN THE GOSPEL for the Fifth Sunday Jesus warns His disciples that not only the cipline of Catholics and tbe re­ and not sporta events. quire priests to wear proper a fartdgebsad on tlw Moaiila visits and received repea'.ed After Pentecost Watt, v, 20-24), Jesus tells external act of murder is condemned, as In the vival of putorsl action are in The text is divided Into three ecclesiastical robes in public plaatte aargety oparatlona at the Els dUdpies. "Yon have heard Uut it wai said Old Law, but likewise the interior acts of anger the forefront of the rules drawn parts; Concerning persons, con­ and to bar them from attending Vetaraa Administration H o^ to the aodents, *Tbou shalt not kill;’ and that which may lead to murder. It would seem that up at the Rome Diocesan Synod cerning pastoral actloo, and eon- political meetingi and Joining tel in St Louis Mo. Although whoever ihall murder shall be liable to fudg- the epithets are mentioned in descending order. for governing tbe faithful in the eemlng eccleaiaatical goods. In political parties n financial and VA doeton roatoted the M ment; and whoever says to his brother, 'Baca,' Thus one who commits murder is obviously Eternal City. tbe section dealing with persons, artistic aodetlee. sida of hli face, they were nn- A«ii be liable to the Sanhedrin; and whoever liable to trial. To call one’s brother “Raca," Made last January by tbe toreaquartors of the text spe- Laymen an admonished to aMa to save tha aye—ha now aaya, Tboa fool!’ ahnii be liable to the fire of or empty-headed, is worse than being merely synod, the rules were given o<- {jfieaUy treat of the clergy ^ cooperate in tbe defense of m a bla^ pdch. Gehrana. Therefore, if tboa art offering thy angry, and even the rather common expression, fidal sanctioo \fj John aaih only one-fourth treats of tbe their rellgioo and die Church, ”thou fool,” ia not guilUesa k tbe sight of God. Calla'd to' fiw prfadhood, gift at tbe altar and there remembereat that tby and will go into effect Nov. 1. lal^ and religious. Of tbe three to honor Papal pronooDcements rfhar .Pataraoo atadled for brother baa anything against thee, leave thy gift How can one who hartin anger, envy, Ut- VATICAN INCLUDED . sections, moreover, tbe largest coacettdng Communism, social- three yean at a preparatory before the altar and go first to be reconciled to temess, hatibd or aversiof ''of any kind against is that concerned with pastimal lam, liberalism, and •ecolariim; his neighbor have part tf the Sacrifice of Him Several details have so far action. The section on ecclesi- and to give their children reli­ aoiaary aid for fin yean at thy brother, and then come and i^er thy gift!” been made known. The publica­ who offers Himself for Jut enemies? Tbe sacri­ utical goods is tbe smalleet; it gious instruetloo. (NCWC Radio BL M a ^ Seminary in BalU- TUs, it has been said, e o ^ be called tion will specify that tbe rules more, Md. Hla next fwlT Father “Brothtfheod Sunday.” But only when the Fa- fice of tbe selfish or bounded feelings at tbe contains fewer than 90 articlea. and Wire] altar of tha Eucharist for Christ’s take it a most will have effect in Vatkan City, Peterton hopes to be a pariah tberiUMd of God is recognized will there be true since that area, althopgh legally prlast in Honotulu. brotherhood among all men. acceptable gift. extra-territorial to Italy, ia con­ ------V------sidered in a qualified sense to POPE SHOWS RELATIONSHIP OF 3 FORMS OF WORSHIP be part of the Rome Diocese. Byzantine Rite Door Tlie text will be published in Tj Hti and Italian. No transli- tioQs into other languages are For Russia and China PRECIOUS BLOOD DEVOTION STRESSED exp^ed, because tbe synodal three aforementioned devo- Worship doe "the chalice ef rMDlatiODS will not have legal Birmingham, Ala.—The "dem ingbam, vlae presideot; Hn. Vatican City. — Pope J(tfn b alto right that a similar har­ ocntle qaaliUes” of the Byzan­ Renee Jacobs irf Cleveland, aee- XXin in an Apostolic Letter mony flourish among the vari­ Uons.” the Blood of tbe New Teaffa. tm X outside the Diocese of St. Caspar del Bufalo, Pope ment,” the Pope emphaslied, Boaie. tine Rite of the Cburch would ntary; and Fred Habib of Boe- emphaatnd devotion to the ous devotlODs.” make it a particularly appealing ton, treuurer. John recalled, founded the Mis- is all the more salstary when (Rie authoritative interprets- ffM d s 'R fiffifler' Moat Pracknis Blood u the FRIMACr\IN ESTEEM form of the faith in China and “IndiaaoluUe eonnoctlon'’ that It should be thus, he pointed sionariu of tbe Moat Precious practiced lo Holy Commun­ doa of the laws is of interest The Rt. Rev. Uouslgnor Blood and promoted devotion to ion, where It is *inditsolnbly Africa, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen must unite both devotion to the out, so that there will be no to c k ^ throughout the worid, declared. John B. Cavana^ <»ove) the Mott Precious Blood in the anlted to the Body of Otr ’, because tbe articles on Most Holy Name of Jaeoi and conflict and dissociation be­ In bis sermon ^ a Pontifical baa been named editor and devotion to His Most Sacred tween those devoUona that are put century. Pope Benedict XV Saviw in tbe sacrament of the lou for the clergy bind budnew maoager of tbe Repia- ordered the Hau and the Office Eodiarist.” ^ only local prieata but vlait- Hasa in connection with tbe Heart ‘rbaae three minifeata- eonaidaed fundamental and third annual convention of tbe ter System of Newspapen by tiooa of worship, be stated, more eancUfying, and also so to tbe Most Precious Blood. Social co-existence, the letter tog priatfs as well and those Arcfablibop Urban J. Vehr of Pius IX extended the Feut of concluded, would beimme more wito tMCporary residence. Melklte Rite Laymen’s Aaaocia- a ho a id bavo a “prlvilegod that those devotlom wbieb have tim, the Bishop praised tbe con- Denver. Ortained in June, 1938, place.” to do with tbe economy of uni- tbe Most Predoua Blood to tbe peaceful and more worthy of The prohibition in question be was anigned to tbe Repirter Univenal Church, and Pius XI God and of human nature were rotei to what tbe Latin text trlbutions of Byzantine Rite Eatitled Jude a Primis (F ro m vertal salvation bold primacy Catholics and especially tbe the tame year. He baa been the Fint), tbe Apostolic Letter in esteem and practice over raised that feast to the rank of all men "to heed the invllation gives aa dreenaio ludicre. This .Jk*. serving u managlni director. Double of the First Clan. the grace of (kid—who de­ was at first interpreted u for­ Melkitea, wbo number some waa addremed to all tbe Bisb- secondary devotions. 375,000 and are found in the Tbe Very Rev. MooxigDor ope of tbe world and charged ' The Pontiff begiD by oh- "Following tbe example of sires them all to be uved be­ bidding attendance at iporti cause He wanted them all to be events, thus ruling out attend­ Middle East, tbe Americas, and John B. Ebel, aoeodated with them with eMnmnnkatlng Ita serving that, after watchfol- our predecessors,” the Holy Aostralia. the Raptater for the pest 16 contenti to tbe clergy and tbe neaa o w soond dectrioe, “the Father continued, "with the pur­ redeemed by tbe Blood of His ance at the forthcoming Olym­ pose of favoring the worship of only-begotten Son and calls pic Gamoi In Rome. The Bishop also pointed oat years, was named executive edi­ faithful. It wai dated on tbe maoifestatloiie of lltor^cal that the Byuntlne Rite is “the tor, and the Revi Daniel J. eve (June 80) of tbe Feast of and private worship iboold the Most Precious Blood, we ap­ them all members of a single Tbe qaesUoD wu Immedi­ proved the Litany of the Most Mystical Body of which Christ ately nrised by priests hop­ door" through which the Rus­ Flaherty, a s io e iit c business the Host Predoai Blood. have a ^vUeged place” in a sian Orthodox Cburch will enter manager. . Pope John laid that joat at Precious B 1 o q d, encouraging is tbe Head.” [NCWC Radio ing to attend the games. An- Pope’s mlnktry. Then he cited tkoritles rapUed that "elrcen- when it returns to communion Tbe Rt Rev. Monslgnor Mat­ there are harmony and an ea- practices ef the Holy See ever also ita recitation both in public and Wire] and in private, with tbe conces- with Rome. thew J. Smith, foondlng editor sentlal relation bMween do^ the pari catoriet u ”proofs As director of the Society for of the Repistcr, died June 15. trine and llturgtetf practice. ”i( ef encoongement lor the iloo of special indulgences. PERENNIAL VALUE the Propagation of tbe Faith in the U. S., Bishop Sheen repfe- “May it then be that the ‘care aented Melklte Patriarch Max LISTENING IN of all churches' proper to tbe imo IV Saigb of Antioch as Pa­ Supreme Pontiff, in Umu of triarchal Legate and presided at Patriarchal more serious and spiritual the Divine Liturgy. Archbishop Lcyotc needs, will reawaken in tbe Thomu J. Toolen, Bishop of AuxiHary Bishop Fulton An Interview With Mar lyanios souls of believers the conviction Mobile-Birmingham, presided at of the perennial, universal, and J. Sheen of New York is rritH •rlWW « M wrlttan ky Hw UH M. a n . East It was condemned by tbe Ecumenical Coun­ tbe convention. shown with crown, crucifix, and M wM tM r MatttMw twiltli In IM». It k M n pirtlcv- supremely practical value of the Ur IflM i^ t«a«y Unc« mwny f tM w Uvn cil of Cbalcedoo in 451. Many Monophysites left three devotions that we have In a trans-Atlantic telephone crosier and dresied in the In th* ttit* M K«r*l*. InStt, wh*r« Hwy htv* out tbe Universal Church. In time it wu their line message to tbe convention from Byzantine Rite veatmenti that ■p 1 evurafteut Mil MMcntfvt eitinn «t lh*lr praised above." KhMti tetlnM th* nvw Sism S C«nm«Al*t tn*m - of Orders, which they kept valid by proper con Cairo. Patriarch Maxheoi urged he wore at tbe annual conven­ Hwnl •< th* Met*.] seentions and ordinations, that came to India in Melkite Rite CathoUea in tbe tion Mm of tbe MeikiCe Lay­ U. S. "to display at all times the Archbishop Mar Ivanioa, Metropditan of Tri­ U» Jacobite Church. Belief in God men’s AssoeUtion of Nwth feeLng of love, gratitude, and America. vandrum, India, the greatest omvtft maker of In tbe sixth centur:', the Jacobite Cburch was Requisite for Office thaokfutnesi toward this country our age, came into the Catbolk fold Sept. 38, organized by Jacobui ri-Bardai, for Monophysites which shellert you and equalizes 1930, together with a Bishop, a latest, i deneoa, Baltimore — "It seems clear Rome Diocese to Get in Syria. These were what are known as the under our Constitution disbelief you u its children.” and a layman—five peraons. Since that Syrian Jacobites. Often they are called Syrian New offlcen of tbe laymen's time, the amazing t ^ of the convert in a Supreme Being and the Orthodox. Thelra wu the line of Orders now denial of any moral accountabil­ pxHip elected at tbe convention Three' New Bishops? movemeot be began baa rwebed 88,400 found in Mar Ivanios' Catholic Malankara Rite. are Philip Halouf of Montreel, Vatican f»y —Ao official of penona, including 100 prieata who bad ity for conduct not only ren­ ders a person incompetent to president; Fred Helof of Blrm- tbe Rome Vkariate lodicated belongeid to the ancient Jacobite Church. that three AnilUary Bishops for Now let ua turn to India: hold public office, but to give Archbishop Mir Ivanlos had been an Arch­ testimony or serve as a juror.” tbe Rome Diocese are ex ited bishop Metropolitan in Uut denomintUn), and St Tbomu the Apoetle, it seems certain, Thus tbe Maryland Court of PRIESrS SUPERIOR to be named soon to impiement be was renamed to that dignity by P(8>e Plus XI, went to India and made converts. From then on. Appeals sustained a lower court admioiftrative reforms intro­ wbo formed the converts into the new Catholic there have been Christians in tbe Malabar dis­ decision tbit denied a notary's IS HIS OWN SON duced by tbe Rotne Dioceaao Halankan Rite. trict. Of course they were (^tholics. commission to Roy R. Torcaso, Synod. It was propoeed, during For a long time theu people were cut off a 4Byear-old avowed atheist, Hampton, la. — The Rev. Pat­ tbe prepantioiu for the Synod, from the rest of the Christian vorid. Divisions when he refused to take an oath rick J. Norton of St. Patrick’s that division of tbe diocese into Sficf Dolfid fo H«r«s7 entered. affirming his belief in God. The Parish in Hampton ia (Irobably administrative zones, each with Spawned in F U tb Ccntm y Appeals Court noted that Tor CROWNS 'LA CONOUISTADORA' the only priest in the U.S. a branch curia or headquarters, caso contends that a state con whose immediate superior ia bis would give Catboliea euiar ac­ Mar Ivanlos described to me how be came Trace Cliristioni()f fe stitutionaLqualification deprives THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE to the U.S., Arch­ SOD. But that is tbe chance you cess to diocesan offices. Into the Catholic CSiurcb. It is neceiaary to re­ St. Thomas* Apostle him of bis liberty lo disbelieve bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, is shown as he attaches the take when you enter tbe semi­ Tbe Vicariate ipokeamao sug­ view some oldUme history to give the proper in God, and discriminates precious cross pendant over the riioulders of the tiny statue of nary after rearing a Urge gested the three Bisbope would letUng. The result today is that the ancient St. against him as a nonbeliever. La Conquuiadora in Santa Fe. A few minutes earlier he had family. be named when be commented Thomas Christians are divided principally as placed the Papal crown on her bead. The coronation, which wu Hen is tbe historic line: "It would appear to be some­ Of 12 living children, two are upon tbe ratlflcatioa of tbe follows: About 460,000 Catholic Latin Rite; aboui what paradoxical," tbe court witnessed by 20.000. cLmaxed the 350th anniversary of the priesu and two-are nuna. Fa­ Synod's regulatioBS by John In the beginning tbe Church of Indli was 800,000 Jacobite sect; 56,400. Catholic Malankara pointed opt, “if a notary public, founding of Santa Fe. Tbe statue, which wu carried by Gen­ ther Norton decided to become XXltl. He said that Montignor what we call an Enters Rite Church, esIsMiihed Rite headed by Mar Ivanioa: more than S20.000. who is given the power to ad eral Diego de Vargu' fortes in tbe bloodless reconqueat of a priest after tbe death of bis Carlo Maccari, Secretary of tbe in ipostolle times. the CatboUc Malabar Rite. Virtually all these minister oaths and certify __Ihere- Sania Fe from the 'ndians in 1 ^ . wu removed from a Cathe­ wife in 1947. He waa then 65. Vicariate, might be among those In 448, the Uonophysite heresy, which people’s ancestors have been Christians sineei[‘"""igbt"qualifrfOT'the otfiw dral chapel and placed on an outdoor pedestal (or the crowning. After studies at Loras College to be consecrated. Monsignor clalnied that tbe human nature of Christ was the diys of Thomas the Apoetle. ,if j,e disavowed belief in God In his talk. Archbishop Vagnoza stressed tbe hiatork agniflcance and Beda Seminary, a special Maccari. however, would remain completely absorbed Into the divine, tiooe, not in The Syrian Jacobites got into the picture by I and in the sanctity of the very of tbe statue and said that in today’s age. when ao much hu been school for delayed vocations in Secretary of tbe Vicariate, the India, but chiefly in what we call the Middle (Tvni to po03 3—Cotumn J) oaths be administers." done toward destruction, a conquest tqr faith and love is needed. Rome, be wu ordained at 70. spokesman said. T H E REGISTER

Nations Ask Nobel University Buys Hotel Soys Mexican Shrine Milwaukee. — The 16-itozy Award lor Count Tower Hotel wu bought by Psris. — The government of Marquette University to be Wili Not Be Destroyed France and scores of other na­ used u a residence hall for Mexico Citjr. — Reports thit « tional gover/iments recommend women students. the fMtrcentuiT^ld BeiUics of that Count Raoul Follereau re­ Our Lad; of Guodtlupe would ceive this year’s Nobel Priu be demoUibod this pear to make for Peace. J N SWEETfNA way for a new 18,000,000 struc­ The 62-year-old count has col­ ture are premature. lected and personally distributed about 81,900.000 to help the sick, Moatlfttor Gregorio Afuilar, especially leprosy victims. He a r c h p r ie s t of the BasUka, S o u r baa traveled almost 900,000 denied the reports. A drive, miles and visited more than 80 however, is under way to r^ countries to help lepen. STOMACH construct the shrine. Archite^ say the Basilica has sunk more than three feet la the past decade, resulting In fissures 18 Lay Participation feet or more along the scarred n u f f r walls of the church. Earlier res­ toration efforts cost more than To Be feature of hiikofiim um I 8900,000. Future plans may in­ clude rebuilding of all but the Liturgical Week TABLI most valuable parts. But'any •MIIMK stmetore must be built to irit^ Waabington. — “Bow-to-do-lt stand earthquakes and the set sessions" on lay participation in tling sabsoil. urban, suburban, and rural par ishes will be conducted by spe TO PREPARE FOR COUNCIL 18TH SCRRA CORFERTIOIf cialiitJ In the liturgy as part of ARCHBISHOP MARTIN J. O’CONNOR, rector of the 20tb annual North American the North American College, Borne, chats with Pope HERIMIA If you were born RALPH W. HAUENSTEIN of Grand vention keynote speaker; Ur. Hsuenstein; Arch­ Liturgical Week scheduled for John XXIII. The native of Scranton. Pa., is the president of uie Rapida, Mich., was elected president of bishop Miguel de Miranda of Mexico City, Pri­ Pittsburgh Aug. 22-29. new Communications Media Secretariat, which will deal witb W rnkmimimW BW mate of Mexico and a speaker at the convention: before I9P0... the Seira International it the 18tb annual con- The 12 clinics on lay partici­ questions touching modem means of communicating ideas. T « « « U K H frow % A V m ventiMi in Dallas, Tex. Shown with the new presi­ and Bishop Tbomss K. Goman of Dallas-Fort pation in the Mass to be offered These matters, channeled through the Central Commission, will Ifttn U I M«, >w*n MwSwiM Worth, host for the convention. * mWMM IM k SulwM It . . . let 01 tell you bow you eon dent are. left to right, Cardinal Heyer of Chi­ for parish priests will be "an­ be considered at the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council. Arch nm et rafhrt. Th«M an S p l Utl still apply for a 81,000 life in- cago, 9pla<^Pal adviser to Serrs and the con­ other attempt to help our Amer­ bishop O'Connor is the only prelate not t cardinal to head an M M tn •# nrltit. Iktl i BWIw Mflult M S«f>Mn U «lniL M N MStr lunnce policy (fw people up ican parishes to implement the tgeney created by the Pope in preparation for the Ecumenical In *w UW Flil kMk tw fltw Itm to a^ 80) so that ypu can recent instructions of the Holy Council. tM a n UTt Ttt HMM •*< *WM»M See outlining the ways in which MTOPT. MS Mk h n nMMnktUy help take care of final expenses mtf H ilt OHk. art. fkv. h n M wltl#nt burdening your family. TELLS DEATHBED RECONCILIATION the people are to take their M in Mt M Ifet WMW TM SUn. TkM proper role in offering the sacri­ You handle the entire trans- fice of the Mass.” '* ClMt. hw . M 1 » More Priests Dearest . UltWw twNk *•- aetkm by m all with OLD OF FORMER CHILE PRESIDENT A second highlight of the con­ A M IS IC A N of KANSAS vention will be a theology in­ PatroncH of Sufieren from cm r. No obligation. No ,« m stitute on Church unity. It will •r M v. PsIHck PtyMO, C4.C. tendance reached more than 3,- As I wilked (owsrd the for­ wiQ can on you! be held throughout the day of Prayer of Holy Father NltVOUS Santiago, Chile. —The death­ 900,000, an average of 84.000 mer Pruident, joy spoke out Aug. 22 by leading icht^ars. AND MINTAl Tear out thia ad and mail it bed return to the Church of the every night. Crowds are shat­ from his face. I knelt by his bed­ Dallu.—The "desperate need" principal objective of Serra In- today wUb your name, addreu tering all attendance records side. Though he begged me to The convention theme, Liturgy MSOIOUS.. . former President of Chile is and Unity in Christ, will be for more priests wu stressed ternational, Cardinal Meyer of and year of Uith to Old Ameri one of the hlghligbU of the wherever the crusade rallies rise, thanks be to God I did in the message of Cardinal Chicago, Episcopal adviser to Hkoy BOTiaat eel»- can Insurance Co., 4000 Oak. sre held. not. There beside him I said the treated in more detail in the brsUd tbnuikoat Roeary Crusade in this country. Institute than would be possible Plzurdo, prefect of tbe Sacred Serra, declared In the keynote y u r tB the ZInt Dept L706C, Kshim City, Mis- In the first three months of the ‘It wu in March that Arch­ Hail Mary. With his voice be Congregation of Semlnariu and address. elrareb !■ .Amtriet bishop Emilio Tsgle, Apostolic did not answer, but only God on the general program. deUMkUd lo b«r •ourL Rotary film “Apoetolea," the at- Other special features to be Universities, to the 18 annual "Serra.” he uld, "must pro­ bobor. B*s ber Inip Administrator of Santiago, told and His Mother know how his Serra Intemational Convention. ud laureiwlbi, offered the 4,000 persons ex­ mote the profound conviction For iBlorDoatloB me (father Peyton] of his great soul and heart ruponded. If you uk the Holy Father worry: Gen. Carlos Ibanez del “I told him I would give pected to attend the convention that the priesthood is God's ■bout Um Lcasuo will include art and architec­ what is his dearest wish." the of S(. Dymphni, GOD LOVE YOU Campo, President of Chile in him my rotary. With great greatest gift to man. May tbe N onna beekloti, ture exhibits, Masses in the Cardinal wrote, "he will reply dedication of the men of Serra su tu w BOd ModBli: 1027-31 and 1952-98 wu near happlneu he took it. Later I that it is to have in all the dio­ deaih, Though baptized a Catho­ learned that he never wanted Byzantine Rite, and educational to this ideal help the priest Mwf fttvirtfid Fulton J. Shoen sessions'on the objectives of the ceses of tbe world many holy himself understand ever more Write to: lic, be had not practiced his re- to be parted from It, and that priests, lo badly needed through­ Notienol Shrine of he had a container made for liturgical apostolate. fully, that tbe faithful fulfill­ li HiN tTM: Tlw Unittd Stafot ond tha SovltH li^on since bis days u a young out tbe Church.” St. Dymphne officer. It to that he could always ment of the priutI\ood is man's Thirty-seven Archbishops and greatut gift to God.” MmMon. OWo •r« moro intorostod and maka mera socriftett to ‘On April 10 the Archbishop have It with him. Oar visit POPE BLESSES Blshopt, the largut gathering draw oHwr nations Into Hiair rospaetiva politkol phoned end uked me to sccom- lasted only five minutes. of the Hierarchy ever assembled pany him that evening to the "The next day General Ibanez CROWDS TWICE in this area, ai^ nearly IBOO sent for a priest. On April 28 orbiti Hton wa-Cotfwiict ara InttratNd in doing to home of the former President. Vatican City.—John XXIII de­ Serrans and members of tbeir Mrs. Ibanez and her family wel­ he died, after receiving the Last draw ethar nofiant to Christ? De net political dam- parted from his usual custom famlliu, and priesU attended comed us. His paternal ances- Sacraments. Just as General the convention. Ibanez reached out for the Ro­ and appeared twice at his win­ oNstratjana ogoinit tlw Unitad Statai in Japan ond ton came from Ireland. Our dow above St. Peter’s Square Fostering vocations to the common Irish blood wu to be sary and clung to it, so did the priesthood must remain tbe TURN othar mission lands disturb us mara than parsoeu- nation he had governed. Three to bless the crowds there on t bridge between us. the Feut of Sts. Peter and Paul. Hona agoiast th# Church in North Viotnam and days after bis death—my rosary was buried with hire—the Fam­ The Pope’s fint appearance wu China? Dooc politict dominata our thinking inora Cause of Foundress ily Rosary Crusade rallies began at noon when be blessed an es­ in Chile." timated 50,000 persons. The than tbocloty? Do wt not rood ton thoutond linat second,’ at about 5 p.m., wu Furthered by Decree COMMUNIST DAY about tha Intamational political iltuatien to ena strictly impromptu. Hundreds Vatican City. — The Sacred RALLIES SHUNNED of cars had gathered In the Una about the edvonca of tha Kingdom of God Congregation of Ritu hu ruled The first such rally took place square and sounded their horu August 7 to August 21 May 1 in the country town of until the Pontiff came to his omong tha paepla of tha East? that Tereu von Wuellenweber, San Felipe. Fewer than 100 per window to give his bleuing. Atk Si, Jvfo, SoIbi •( >h* lepoi- foundreu of the Siiteri of the sons were present at the Com­ Divine Savior, practiced the ' On the evening of the follow­ tfcl* ' f«( holb. Sonf your MtlllMt l« munist gathering in the fore­ Nollonol ShrlfltW iflt of Si . Jtfilotiodoy. Itho Chriitian virtues to a heroic ing day the Pope made an un­ noon. That afternoon more than announced visit to the BuUica Tha onswer to thasa quastions dapertds on tha in- degree. 10.000, a record attendance, •A GIFT WILL II SEHT TO THOSE TAE-e Known in religion u Mother of St. Paul Outside the Walla IM FART W THE SOLEMN NOVEHA. dividuol and his degree of folth. Where our treosure is, crowded the plaza for the Fam­ Mary of the Apoatlu, Tereu ily Rosary Rally. to pray at the Apostle's tomb. there are our hearts. If the love of Christ is primary in wu bonr Feb. 19. 1833. in Myt The Pope said that his HARK FETITIONS. FILL IN, ClIF AMO MAIL At Valparaiso, the second larg­ O o « Fahor McCiht: PIm io yloco my owltlons hotoio iht NUIomI preyert in the Builica were for our hearts, then oil else is seen through faith in Him. lendonk, Germany, and died SIdno of Si , Judo In tho coning Novonoi est city of Chile, where Com the freedom of the Church and Dec. 25,1907. In 1888, with the munism is potentially strong __EmfloyMM .„H ip o y Monlogo ...RolwiifoSteraM Ato But for those who ore prepared to listen to the message the development and propaga help of Father Francis Jordan, among the poor, Bishop Raul „.Ptoco ol Mint ...Convoiiion ol RmmIo ._ThonkigWiBa of tha Crucified in these crucifying doys, this is the form founder of the Salvatorian Fa tion of the faith throughout the _F liw n ciol Holp ^..Woild Pooco ______Z____ Silva Henriquez said the crowd world. our thinking must take; thera, she beg: the congrega­ at the Rosary Crusades esti­ I McloM foi iho Clwttlon Sodnory BulUlng FwM. tion of aisters which hu an PlotM M of m oYioVdco ol Si. Judo foiQ I Yt«($d.00)D2Towt($7JM| mated at 70,000 to 90,000 broke Haw ...... American mother-house in HU all past records of gatherings To Head Missionaries 1. Felitkal, ecenamic and military power ii waukee. Her beatification cauae fer any purpose. Philadelphia. — Tbe newly AJdrili. wu fint advanced In 1932 with Clly__. ZOBO. .SiMo „ passing from the West to the East. Chino wlHi its From 500,900 to 700,000 at­ elected Superior GenenI of the N E 7N 0TE the acceptance of her wrlUngi. tended the third rally held in Hluionaries of the Sacred MAlLTOi KATIONAL SKKINE OF ST. JUDE praiant 600,000,000 undtr Communist rulo could Santiago's famotu Parqae Hearts of Jesus and Mary Is tbe SPEAKER 221 Wool ModlioB Stitoi, Soc. 09, Chlctga 4, llllnoli vary wall baeoma Hia scourge af Hie Wait. Coustno. This wai reported to Rev. Leonard Carrieri, auiatant Cardinal Meyer of Chi­ Classified Ads be the largest gathering in at Our Lady of Fatime Church, cago w a s the keynote 2. Whether tha East and Africa thirty yaors Chile’s history. An nnpre- Camden, NJ. Tbe 46-year-old speaker at the IBth annual con­ from now will bo inspired by ChriiHon leva or So- O m U ltd adt rus U inufh all cedented throng of 40,000 at­ native of Naples will leave July vention of Serra International K*rUt*r edlUona. Tb* rale la Ble per tended the third rally at YOUTH DREAMS OF THE cialist-Cammunist hatred of tha Watt depends on wonl per laaue. Hlnlnium U worda; 19 to take office in Rome for six in Dallas. He Is tbe Episcopal if four or more eooatcuUva ianaa Talta, on the day that the years. adviser to Serra. tha aid wt ghri the Holy Father now through his are oaed. tba nla li TSc per von) second of two eirthqoaket FUTURE; CARMEL per lane. Payment moat aocomptny Socioty for tho FropogoHon of tha Faith for minion tU orden. Ada reealved on Monday brought death and min to wUI appear In the laaue printed Dm many; DREADS m londs. followuuf week. How Rosary films spoke to the Questions and Answers AOIHTI WANTID hearts of the people is meas­ 3. Wo have rtochad o stage in our spirituol AMAZINO CHRISTMAS CARD PROF­ ured by their response. In each lives where prayer alona ii net enough. Whan^tho ITS! Maka TSc, not SOc, on raat-aall- of the 1^ areas in Santiago Tradition Is God Speaking SiiiMH, prdty snd a Itptr. IIJS Akaortmaat; STS.OO OD 100. Apoatlas ware confronted by a devil they could not Gift Boouaea. CompUta Una: aaaort. where the films were shown, By L inus M. Rioidan, P b .D. Lord and tbe early days of the fw h»t lh« pitiabi* mania, novaltlca, 11.00 up. U Par- only one of the Mysteries could What Is TradUloa? Church, many things pertain­ drive out. Our Lord told them they hod to fast as aouUaad aamplat FRCX; aiaertmcau cond-iion of • older be viewed at a time. To see the TradiUon may be defined u ing to the faith of the Church on ippravtL F R I X c m Offar. potitnu it 0 tearful dream of well os prey. W# ora today face to face not with evil CR8ATIVE, MOl Cannak, Dapl. S07-P, entire series, a person would the sum of all revealed truths are not recorded in the Scrip­ man but with tha power of tha devil. Reparation, Cbkago U. have to come 15 tiroes. This is pertaining to faith and morals ture. Christ wrote nothing—and her own future. SONOWRITIRS what happened. In January. neither did He command the self-denial, datachmant from tha world, making up that are not recorded in tbe POEMS WANTED tor mualca! aat- February, and March, more than Scriptures but are transmitted Apostles to write but ordered for Hie tins of othan, taking upon ourselves their llnf and lacordlnf- Sand poama. 3.500,000 persons viewed the them to preach the Gospel. The lui Carmel need not be FTaa aximlnatlOD. Crown Mualc orally by God to tbe Church. gullf—this Is tha need of tha hour. And hour It is— Company, 40-WT Wcat SZnd Straal, movies. [NCWC Radio and Accordingly TradiUon con­ actions of Christ and tbe muliiloted by leproiy. A new "This Is your hour," said Our Lord at Ho want to Naw York 1. Wire] tains a divine body of teaching, Apostles clearly show that many wonder drug erret't the FILMS, OtVILOFRO, PRINTID which, though distinct from truths were at firal banded His Fotsion. diieoM completely. FrM FUo for Ufa. InfonsaUoB 01.00. those dogmas recorded in down by word of mouth, and. Cuarutood. KOVAK, Box S 0«. Oava- CHRISTIAN fAMILISS the written word of God, roust though distinguished from tbe Uod 1, Ohio. be received "with equal venera­ Scriptures, were to be sccepted INSTRUCTION Let not G do^ pass without on oct of self-deniol. AID [NTIRi SOCIETY tion and devotion.” Tradition, as part of the deposit &f fsitb. Please help rnisrionaries bring hope end Christ's L X A ^ WHILE .ASLEEP with your Mexico City.-True Christian which is safeguarded by the Then ot tha and of tha month send the fruits of your raeordar pbooofrtpb. DaUUa frM. Did the Apostles iccept merq/ to the leprou s with thii drug. RaHXTch Auoclstloti. Box Z4-SV, families "contiibule integrity, teaching office of the Church, Tradltien? penances and fastings to the Holy Father through his Olympia, WtiUaftoB. honor, justice, and fraternity” constitutes, with the Scriptures, Scripture tells us that the A DOLLAR'S WORTH WILL ARREST A CASE Society for the Propogation of tha Faith. The devils con MIICILLANIOUl to society—they bring about the a rule of faith. general well-being of society as Apostles ordained ministers to LIKE CARMEL'S be driven out of the world but only "by proyer and fast­ Priaatlaa Raokln County neadi your How do we know there ii be guardians and witnesses lo dsBiUOB for 8L Juda’i HlMon a whole, John XXIIl said in a such a thing as Tradition? Send ony offering you con, lo in g ." Fatbar Raid, Box tlSO, Jockwa 5. the faith they received from the HlMliMppL letter to the Latin American From the first centuries the Congress of the Cbristian Fam Apostles. SL Paul wrote: "Hold le*. Idword f, OereKbe, SJ., Fret. OLD OOLD A JfWILRT WAHTiP councils and tbe sovereign Pon to the form of such leaching ily Movement that met in Mex tiffs held Trsdition to be i safe GOO LOVE YOU to A.S.M. for $55 ''Circumstortces HIGHEST CASH FOR OLD GpLD. ico City. which thou hast heard from me Jawaliy, Gold Taatb. WateboLjHa- rule of faltb and thus demon . . . Guard the good truth The Catholic Medical Mission Board of my job compelled me to work two Sundays recently mOBds. SUvarwart, SpaelaclM. FREE Tbe letter, which was sent in slrated both Us existence and Oepl. I I We«t 17lh Street t4ew Yerh I f . N.T. lafenuUoD. ROSE REFINERS. Hay the name of the Pope by Cardi­ through the Holy Spirit who I om erKlosing my wages of those two days plus the worth Bids., Chleafo Z, lU. its value. dwells in us" (II Tim. i, 13-14). nal Domenico Tardini, Vatican The Vatican Council declared: money my wife received for the sale of homemade breed." RARE COINS Secretary of State, was read at Again he warned: If anyone "All things are lo be believed preach a gospel to you other . . , to Mrs. G.G. for $1 "In honor of the poor souls in |M0.0M,0W SEARCH FOR RARE the congress by Cardinal Jose VOUTIONS-MEN COINS. Up to tSSJMO paid for rara with divine and Catholic faith than that which you have re­ Garibl. Archbishop of Guadala Purgotory or»d thanksgiving for o favor received." . , dstak Huodredi of coins worth tlO that are contained in the word ceived. let biro Iw anathema" to t n jM . XsUmatad ISOO.OOO.OOO la jtra. "Only families esUblisbed of God. whether in writing or to H.E. for $6 "I am sending $6 of my 9th birthdoy rsro cotaa In dicuUUon. Cartalo (Col. U, •). datM worth: Halt canta btlora ISSI. with uprightness." the letter tradition, and are propos^ by money for the poor cmd starving refugees." SSiMi Larta pucUas bafora USS. stated, "trained in a Christian the Church for our belief as Tradition bu always been a taseO; FlylBS aasle pannlat bafora part of ihe Church and with the It May ISW, 1000: Ibdlao paanlrt bafora manner, and marked by moral divinely revealed, whether in 1010, II.7M: U bcoId panslaa bafora and religious behavior attain her solemn decisions or in the Scripture it forms tbe deposit of lo a , SIZS; Two-eani placat, 01.000: what changes them Into a home exercise of her ordinary and faith revealed by God and Nkkali bafora in ? . tlSSOO; Dlmaa Not Be LOOK THROUGH THIS LIST: Broeeleta, cuff­ before ISSI, 15,100; TwentyCatholic Charities with­ the succession of the Patriarchs liettei eelir colu sldnf Information and prlcai drew from the Princeton United and by the gift of the prophetic ' to begin studying for the Priesthood with the Priests of th« also will be thy heart." Lay down your treosurei for wa pay. Our 1000 edition Juit off W< v«n T*>nf e'en entitle te trim fer praaa.____ HlDUfa flfuraa of US. colu Community Fund "for the com- Spirit. It wu. therefore pre­ : Sacred HeartI If you ore o high school graduofe under 30 tho Missloni end "lay up for yeunelves treosure in lecckLn. Clerkel S Included. Also, laformiUsn on foldj mon good o f all Other agencies." served only In oral tradition. Seciel Work or 0 college graduate under 40, we have a special po>t heaven." colru, CuudUa coins end peperi money. Cobfedertle peper money, Diocesan and Charities lay From Moses to Cllrist, though H yee e> Mt I prepare you for our major seminary. Ex Gl's welcome in colna. Sell to one ol Amerlea’a lirg- was taken so that other agen­ lo appear, not a few purely oral thtrt ere etiwr ert" I our Veterans' approved course. Wont more information? Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail eet dealen. Compare our pricot wHb cies would not "suffer losses traditions remained and were eoeonveiiks hr the Me ef revr per- any eolB calalof. Thouaanda of aiUs- from those who have indicated universally accepted as divine T.cvlir -ileni. Te leere rr«re iPeet tHt I Write: Father Superior. Dehon Seminary, Greot Barrirsgton it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Notional Director of the fled coatemen. Rellablllly ruans- tiem poup ot Irteri wr,ti le, 4, Massachusetts. teed. Sond II for whal many call thOir unwillingness to support and proposed u necesury ob­ MafCToe Of veun oai Society for the Propogotion of the Faith, 366 Fifth Ave- 8w u «t e« the Imott Pnwy ~lbe floeM coin caUlot available." the fund" if Catholic Charities jects of faith. • Want t* dhdicst* yaur Ufa and tolanti la lha Sacrad lliart aa a IratfiafT ENDWELL-UMOS CO. EBdwell let leietM Um tme. threSe 'uj«, New York lx , N .Y., or your Diocesan Director. SZ4A, N.Y. participated. Even after tbe coming of Our. WrHa, Fallvar Svparla*. Saciad Haarl NavittaH, SH. Maria 4. llliMfi. T H E REGISTER 7,500,000 Free Scapulars DENY CRIMINALLY LISTENING IN NEGLIGENT DRIVER Sent by Carmelite Militia fConCtnuedJ CHRISTIAN BURIAL giving valid Episcopal consecration to tbe Mala­ Three Bishops were appointed to examine New Torfc. — Hie Scapular in the New York ahrine. Lafayette, La.—"Driven of MiUUi, lorined bj tbe Camel Catholic War Veterans will bar Christians who seceded as a result of the the Jacobite liturgical booka at the time be Portuguese attempts to change or ellmmate their Matankara Rite was auborized. A e only bing vehicles who are declared by Met of New York to diitrlbute lead members of other organ- compelent police officials to tIU Brown Seapalar, it obserr iutloos in an evening proces­ ancient Rite. (No Bishops went with them.) Thb bat needed to be bserted b be Miuil wu a happened in 1653. It b from this Ibe that Mar commemoration of be Pope. Oberwise, be lit­ • T • have been crlmbally negligent tgc It* 19th y ta wlA a aokmn sion to tbe scapular shrine. b highway accidents resulting Bishop William Arnold, mili­ Ivanios and his followers come. urgy wu found fully Cebolic. Aere wu no ■even! In the National Shrine b deab to themtelvei are oot d Onr Lady ot tbe Scapular of tary delegate of the armed Monophyalam b it Pope Plui XI gave orders Vk C a n ^ forces, will review the parade From what he told us. Mar Ivanios did not bat all be ancient liturgical customs of be to be given Christiaa burial,” and bold Benediction. A con- people were to be preserved. declares Bishop Msurice Scbex- ; Since tbe militia wai started have a too intricate approach to communion with , J*l? nayder of Lafayette. H 1941 to diftiibute tcapulan tlnuou Rosary from midnight the Holy See. He realised that the Mystical Body to nudnight is alao scheduled A e Bishop ismed the decree ft men In armed forcei, more of Christ could not be divided, and that fideli^ CusfQms Sfran^G To Us, followbg what he called "a u the feasL to Christ demanded that be get bto communion dun 7A)0>000 hare been pro- mounting excess" b automotive tided fra ^ Of this number with the common father of the Faithful, tbe But Are Beaufliol Some of bese customs are strange to us, but negligence. He said tbe "grave ftore than 1,900,000 were sent Buhop of Rome. He saw that it wu absurd to moral responsibilities" that rest I9 terrleemen after the war and think that one could be a member of tbb Mya- beautiful. When a child is baptized, he is con­ tlcal Body, If he adhered to a little leci firmed be next day by the priut (not by b e on be shoulders of driven mart than 3,000,000 to foreign should express bemselvM b iRittlonJ. A e argument b as profound as could come Bishop). And he Is given his First Holy Com­ to any deeply religious mind. It goes right back munion! Frequently afterwards, u a baby, be Is ‘Mgilanee, caution, and observ­ On the Feast of Our Lady of ation of traffic laws dengned to to Scripture and the earliest FYtbers. given Communlon-^ery time hii mother comet L Carmel. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadel­ est He later told members of 152,918 of b e faithful in be SCORES OF APPEALS Oecirijie of M^ljeoJ fiod]r his aged parents bto be CeboUc Chnreb, his phia and Titular Bishop of Rus- Men's Cabolic Action of Brnne mober said she would job on one condition— Diocese of Altoona - Johnstown pae Jan. 11, 1947. He wu con­ bat this change b attitude is a ifer imlriti ce ef every Uad cerae daily to Onr Holy Father. Lod to Biiioii WIfli CliDreii was Bishop J. Carroll McCor­ secrated A ;^ 23, 1947, b the cause for great comfort. that Cabolice honor the Virgin Immaculate b a mick, 52. :nreo|k the geMreeity cf the falOfui throngbont the world Thb monastery, and the convent also, were proper manner. Her son assured her that, bough Cabedral of Sts. Peter and His HoUneie is able to answer mori given over chiefly to prayer and contemplation. tl)eir customi differed somewhat from hers, bey A e Apostolic Delegate to be Paul's, Philadelphia, ^ Cardi­ Mon OasLcf Prittf ef the appeals for material assist- In the midst ot all this, and partieularly through had reel devotion to be Blessed Virgb. United Statea, Archbishop Egi nal Dougherty. Mahalu, Phillppbes. — A devotion to tho Holy Mm, Mar Ivanios, who b dio Vagnoxzi, announced in aaee. Since It is “not by bread alene* Aen he'told me how devoted tbe old lady The new Bishop of Altoona- crazed man b a murderoua that man Uvea, requests are received the meantiffie had been made an Ar^bbbop Washington, D.C., that be Pope Johnstown wu bom in Phila- frenzy made a deep knife gash Metropolitan by the Jecobite Churdi, bad hb had been to Our Lady. Every Wednes^ end has transferred Bishop Mc(^ regularly from Hlsslenary Bishops Friday b e JacCUtu abetab from meat, e& adeiphia, b e Pontifical Hbor in be arm of Oblate Father worries over the Mystical Body. He had gone out miek from his duties u Aux­ of the late Patrick J. and Cab- and their Trieste and p e o ^ eshfag Wednesday b honor of bo Bleised V irj^ on James Holland of Soub Dakota to hb wildemeaa monastery, and had become ib iliary Bishop of Philadelphia to arba Dougherty McCormick. He u be priest wu tzybg to take ” for aid in the bnUdlng ef a Chnrch Abbot, b absolutely good faith as a Jacobite. Friday b honor of tbe Cmdfled Christ be I ^ o p of Altoona-Johnstown. Z ♦! more pious among b e people not only abstab attended Our Lady of Sorrows a group of children to safety. aid to boDd a solttble dwelling He decided b make hb submission to the He wu named to succeed be School b Philadelphia, and tbe Police on the small Jatand of place for Onr Divine Lord tn the Sa^ but fast—e strict fait, conslstbg of only one late Bishop Howard J. (Carroll, Roly See, regirdleaa of what tbe consequences meaL and wib nothing at ober times, not even CoUege of Ste. l ^ e in Mon- Cagayan de Sulu later killed be ramcet ef the Altar. Among the latest mi^t be. He told the monks. Aere were 24 of who died March 21 b b e na­ treaL He made bis studies for man. The priest it now neove^ water. Mar Ivanios' mober bed done this for tion's capltaL after a brief 111- appeals b one from the ArdiUihep them. Nineteen decided to go with their spirttuel years. No wonder she hsd learned bat Mary Is b e priesthood at 9t Charles bg b Gark Army Hospital near ;:3M*W wlAttSaint Cath- ity of the Orders of tbe SyroJscoblte Ibe, both Blessed Virgin should be fotmtily defbad u way, will ihaia in cor fratatal helped greatly b conversiottB. Mar Ivanios b- cember, 1944. prayaia always, and tbdr nma* ^echm ef fiteaa, noted for the part she played In bringing about a dogma. Mar Ivanios wu ible to write beck that wUl ba raeordad la baaafaetors o( formed us, however, that he would have become CONSECRATED our moBtsUty (oravar. -the retnn af the Fepee from Arlgneo to his people had so accepted it since epoetolle days. a CathoUO if the Hoto See had demanded abso­ APRIL 23, 1947 Carmelite Monastery dtame. Tlw DOMINICAN SISTERS OF lute reordbation. Bishop McCormick wu pastor )4Zr I. WMb straw S aint cathebinb of o b n a in ir a q 2,500-7ear-0l4f Bridge of St Stephen's Church b F ^- Idlliaart IS, MaryM Save eheeew her as their petrea. SISTER Mats Coartrsioa T o Earlf C lin r c li 7BANC18SA end SIETEB MARIE YVETTE A e agu turn back when one t«liM to Mar 3ve twe ef the nevkes in thb Cammimity To Cafliolieffy Ivanios. He taku us over a bridge 1,600 years Church 'Destroyed' A e huge number of eonversioni did not fol­ vh e hN*r to their htettme. to ipprexiniate old to b e early Cburch, and that Church is our low the pattern we are accustomed to in Amer­ Church today. But Lives In U. S. 1b seas smell measure the heroic fervlce ica. Aey were neuly all mau tumbga to the When uked about bis title Mar, he azplabed Boeblbg, NJ.—A e 17 Ro­ fswdered to Oed and Hb Chaich hy thb great saint It win cost faith. They have not all been among Jacobites, that originally it meant Lord; but b e meanbg manian Catholic parishes b be Biibop J. Carroll McCormick riMO ts train each af tbete novices. Could you pay for the train- though the moat of them ere from that aect. has been lost, and now it Is simply part of his U.S. sent delegations to be 12b :lN •( MM af tbam? Aere have been e number of Hbdua won to prelatical name. Nobody would think of calUng anouai general meeting of be Catholicity. him Ivanios. It must be Mar Ivanios. Usually his Association of Romanian Cab- ;ALL PRIESTS ON TBE MISSIONS NEED MASS OFFERINGS people address him u Your Grace, sometimu •IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES. HASS OFFERINGS On one mombg, Mar Ivanloe himself ac­ olics of America, Inc. (ARCA), :SENT TO US ARE FORWARDED TO MISSIONARIES IN THE tually baptized 963 adulb b three hours—b an u Archbishop. He hu the title Your Excellency, held b b e ball of St Mary's St. Jude Thaddeus-St. Anne NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST opep field. A e number seems bcredible, but b common irib all Cabtriic Bishops, but Your Romanian Byzantine Rite Cab- he told us how be did it A solemn form of Bap- Grace is b e commoner form of bis country for olie Church. Boys ef eeven different RHes of oar holy Church—UUn, Greek, tinu wu used, with several anobtbgs, and b ArebbUhops. He will not allow be patria^al These parishes are be only MerotHo, Chahkan, Syrian, Armodan, CepUs — prepare for each cau tbete enobUngs bad to be given per­ addieH Your Beatitude to be pven him u bead organized parishes of a once- SOLEMN NOVENA sonally. A e prayers were said b common. A e of be Rite, for be is not a Patriarch. flouriahbg Romanian Catholic the priesthood at the ORIENTAL SEMIN- J U L Y i a - a 6 ART ef SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER. Thb b Mtual Baptism wu done by pouring water on After stopping b Australia Just long enough Church bat wu suppressed b the largest ef the Major Seminaries in the tbe bead while the convert leaned over a bum for be centenary of be Melbourne diocese, he Romania by a Communist de­ wu to go imm^ately to India. cree on Dec. 1,1948. ARCA wu A Special Tribute Middle East A e eott of educetlBC etch ef pouring, with tbe accompanybg essential words, had b be done bdivtdually. —Honalgnor Mitbew Smib establiihed Sept. 4, 1948, at the stsdenb b one hundred doUin a year Youngstown, 0., to apeak and to Grandmothers and the eonrae ot studies covers six yean. iLddress P.O. Box 1620, act for the Romanian Cibolics Mo h si: 10 am . and I2>10 Noon / Sarvlcaai 3il5, 6i30 and S p.m. Thus the complete coct of the edicatloD of of America. Faber George Rus, Praachar, Vary Rtv, C. S. Joubart, O.P. Denver, Colo. each boy b 96N. ALBERT KHOREICHE Ask and Learn president and putor of Mary's Wrtta far fraa capy at Ufa al St Jwdt and SDfON OEARA are two of the boys who are presently Parish, McKeesport, Pa., pre­ and aeaan* Infennstlan etndytnf at thb Semtaury. Could you pay for the education of I have B v« 7 dear Proieaunt make the mairiagc dUioloble, at or on hia understanding of mar sided. Charles Streu of Glass- one af fteuiT friend who It planning to marry least if bey wanted to marry a riage but on be law of Christ, port Fa., is aasoriation secre­ a divorced man, abo a Protes­ Catholic? Just as American dtizensblp la tary. Bishop George Ahr pre­ SHRIHE OF ST. JUDE THDODEUS BEFORE DEATH IS IMMINENT, tbe wbe and prudent person, tant. Hay I as a Catludie give her This question has already conditioned by b e law of be sided at b e Divme Liturgy DOMINICAN FATHCRS who b bleetad with little or much of thb world s goods, makes a Mdal shower and attend her been answered, for practical land, not what b e citizen may marking Romaniaa Cabolic 1V09 S. ASHIAND AVI. CHICAGO 8, III. oat bb will. The wbe, prudent, and devout Catholic, who b wedding ai a gUeitf purposes, by Canon Law and believe it to bvolve. A e Amer Day. atodtol during hia life of tbe material needs of the Church, be decisions of b e Rota. Only lean Civil War waa fought on makei provlaloB In bb will to help b these needs after hb Despite b e good faib of your death. A bequest to the CATHOUC NEAR EAST WELFARE friend, b e fact remains that b e Church and her matrimonial the assumption that good falb ASSOCIATION enables the Holy Father to help the people of true marriage, by whoever en­ courts can decide be exceeding­ as to be right of secession did . tbe Near and Middle East. tered, ia of itself indiuoluble. ly difficult questions of wheber not give a state be right to If be first marriage of bis min a defective intention baa existed secede. R E C E IV E M ie G I V I N G ; ARB YOU A MEMBER OF ONE OF OUR MISSION CLUBS? is valid, u is presumed, he is or wbeber it bas invalidated a Only where a party bas explic­ not b a position to marry agab. marriage. itly made bis consent depend and your friend is unable to Canon 1084 declares bat ent on a condition that is marry him, whatever she may mere error concerning be against one of b e essential Y«, w» wHI mail you a chock m ry six months for lift If you Invtst through our j (M2earB$t(Disstonsj^ think. Hence a Cabolic would unity, indiisolubility, and sac­ characteristics of marriage (e.g., FRANCIS CARDINAL SPILLMAN, President be inconsistent, and iaekbg in ramental dignity of marriage Indissolubility), and has ex LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT HUfr. Ntw f, TimIiv. Nel'l $*('y true charity, if be confirmed doee not invalidate be matri­ teriorly manifested hia mind in SMtS aU mMMiUcatlww t»i such a person b her error by monial consent,” even if it would words or writing, is b e mar­ The rjto of interest depends upon your tge. CATHOUC NEAR UST WELFARE ASSOCIATION such an express sign of com­ not have been made bad the riage rendered null and void 490 Uxinpton Avo. at 46tb $t. New York 17, N. Y. placence u a wedding ibower. parties thought it indissoluble. (Woywood, pTocticoi Commen- It should be possbile, wibout No contract ober than mar­ tary or. the Code, N. 1082). You w ill help the educational work of our S.V.D. Catholic missionariaa lh| incurring bard feelings, to avoid riage is absolutely indissoluble, For example, Moslems, who japan and tha Philippines. both contributing to the shower but marriage is more ban h believe bat sterility gives TH E REGISTER or attending b e wedding. If contract. Like Baptism, it ush­ cause for divorce, contract a Yo« w ill rteehro an assured utcomo for life and nany apiritBil circumstances make attendance ers a person into a new state, valid marrjage onlen bey con­ PubUsbod every Week by Tbe Catholic Press Society, Inc. hard to forego, felicitations and wMcb of its nature cannot be tract only under be express remambraiKoa after death. 0H9OO Bannock Street, Denver L Colo. Post Office Box 1620 other express signs of approval forsaken. A person, believing condition bat the marriage will MttnOir AvOlt UvroM sf Clrevlsttam should be evaded. erroneously that be can em end if a child ia not bom within An inveihnent for Pm M sBt...... Host lUv. Aicbbisbop Otban i. Vsbr, DJ>.. Dsnvtr brace another religion after a certain time. UFE and ETERNITYI PeoaOlBC E. In a Rrilith paper 1 oollee a Baptism if he chooses, never- The great majority of non IdUor sad BosUm m Huuaer -I t Xsv. Zoha &. Cavuuah, HA., PhJ>, liveLv inlerchange of lenert to beless can consent to a valid Catholics in bob England and b M ottv s U lto r...... H ifr. John B. B>sl. U tU ).. BlstXl. ba editor debating the qne*- Baptism, which marks him for America have a .good enough Por confidential Send me information on your Life Income Mission Controd Aswaut* BaHnssi H a n u tt...... Her. D u lcl J. rUborty. H jt. UoD whether, in view of the ever apart for Christ. So also idea of marriage to permit us to AsseeUU M iton-. Ub w H. Mordu. Phn.; Psul H. lUUett, Uti.D. present non - Calbolie atlitnde a couple, believbg b e mar say bat bey knowingly enter information Name...... A ge ____ _ nbrtrdhiVS ARhdtocMSS and D lo csw bars •dlOoru of this Bsvt- toward marriage as a diatolnble riage bond to be dissoluble, marrage as be Church con­ Mpar ■■ oCfldBl erfana aa fonowi: A n b d io e e w of ClocliuuU, Santa eonlrart, the Choreh shoald be nev.!r(heless contract a true ceives it, wib all its character­ w rite ^^ddreSS MM a.-.a,, N , KaaaM QW ta Vinmi. and D to n r; DIoeasn of Grand IsUDd, more liberal in presuming non marriage, unless they positively istics. The Church recognizes no OrMt PaUa, Halana. Ilaoe, Uneoln, WbaoUna. Paerta, AltoonaJohaa- C ity ...... — ...... Zone m.—m State ...... teri^ A s a jb o . Doluth. NaahrUl^ Salt Laba O Ir, Sallna, Xrta, Tvcmd, Catholic marriage* to t>e invalid. intend, under certain conditions, half-marriages or second-dati today to WkSttt, Das Hetosa. Spokana, Pushto. StsubtnvUls, Chayanos, Lafa- Since it 1* eeseiitial to a true to bring the contract to a dose, marriages. If a marriage is a rsUa, Xiaiaadria. NalebsWacbaoB. tvanavltls, Grass Say, Solas. □ PlM, TSa D toem of O odfs City uats tbs Wichita sdlUoo, and tba marriage that it be entered for at some future date, in which marriage, it is of iuelf indis­ CtMiSHtt Anbdlocsas also pubUahsa a Dayton adUlon. life, would not the fact that case bey would never be mar­ soluble. Many absurd practical many, i f not mot I, people in ried at all. Sseend^Uai Postafs Paid at Danrar, Colorado and speculative consequences REV FATHER RALPH, s .v .d . c a t h o l ic universities both England and America mar­ What constitutes marriage, would follow from a general ad- 41 ry witbont the intention of en anu what are its characteristics, misiion that error about Matri­ 3 1 6 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 lering a permanent coatraet does not depend on nau'i mind mony invalidates be contract. rAGI WUIU-Sm Mm t«* Offict, MS l«iiN«ek Strtct THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphoM Kcytten* 44205 Thyri4ay, July 7, 1960 LATE NEWS BRIEFS SPANISH COFFEE BREAK MUST Chnrdi in Cuba on the campue of Notre Dame V itku Oty. — CridtDca of University, Aug. 3 to 9, for the IN REGIS LANGUAGE INSTITUTE tneryiJ oppetitlQii to Uw Eighth Annual Institute of Oarcb in Cola wu m w In ro- Ito^ty. Father Robert Petton, Sombreros will not replace Orleans Provinces of the native tongue are developed porti that the Ctitro reflnw C.S.C., wUl direct the institute. more traditional clerical garb, JetulU. through practice, correction, haa dMatflad erociflxaa. roeary The theme will be ”lbe Su­ but everything else takes on a 80NET81NG TO DO and more practice. beadf, and other raUfloaa tr- perior and the Common Good of diiUnct Spanish flavor for 15 NOT STUDY ABOUT Teaching techniques used to tldae aa laxttry goods aabjact to the 'Community.” Jesuit scholastics attending a Tbe approach repretsnla a the inatitute liiclude mimicry- heavy taxes. On Mission to Vatican special Spanish Language In­ striking departure from the memorlxtog, group repeUtto stitute at Regis College, Den­ dialogue practiee, question-end- 130,000 Refn^ee Units Karachi, Pakiitan. — Maj. traditional method of teaching a ver, July 5 through Aug. 15. foreign language. Students ap­ answer routines, and pattom XosnIgtalB/T a ■ n B a. Gar Gen. N. A. M. Rata is Pakl- Tbe groups are using all tbe drills. stan*! DOW Ambetsador to the proach the language ai aome- Many. Mere than 130,000 home latest equipment to concentrate thing they do, not aomethlng Frequent, informal tests ef —<*« for ranitses have been Roly See. The Ambesador fw* meriy served hli country to on the inteniifted language prth they study about Language llatentog comprehension and *“"»r****^ hy Catholic bolldinf gram. habits ttoiilar to those used by speaking will p ^ d e day-today anedattsoa it West OcfBany the yanw poet to Iran, Praace, sod Communist Cbtoa. At ooe They will speak Mly Span- children when teaming their •vainttioo of student program. atm the end of World War n. ith from t aju. to I pju. Mon­ Seventy five ptr cent d the ttow he aneceeifally inter­ day (kroagh Friday despite colts aeeoauBOdate ooe or tvo vened with the BeiFChiiieae on f—«nu« an) v t thoBght ■ore behalf of a Fmch nun who the fact at least half have had been condemned to 18 never studied the language Pilgrimage to Mexico advatafeoM thac apartBset before. bcOdliip. yeefi to prison. Language topes, recorders, Reds Solve 'Mystery’ Tnppists Give Blood and a new approach to langu­ Will Depart July 29 yieoBa —A Hod radio broad* Spencer, M a 1 a. — Trappist age study will be incorporated eait troa PngBo said there are noika visited the Spacer C«>* into the six-week program. The Our Lady of Guadalupe party will leave t o Denver, BOW SJ81 Boni in CSeehoOlo- gregatioBal Cburdi — to donate F” The purpoae of the program pilgrimage to Mexleo, almost a where it will arrive Aug. 12. Tihia. Bxplatiilng the decline 78 pints of blood to the Wor­ Is to give the prospective yearly event sponaored by St. Tbe fares sre u follows: over dH far frsatsr total of cester Chepter Bed Croae blood priests a facility and mastery of Cajeton’f Pariah, will leave Coach, round trip ...$147.47 ptevloBi years, the news ana- progfam. tbe language for later assign­ Denver by train July 29 st First class, lower — S2L86 maetator daiaed that the drop Weekly Faces Ruin ments u high school teaehen 12:43 o'dort, Father John Or- First class, upper___S1LS3 In nnaiber was sot eaoaed I9 and t o missionary and parish dinas, C.R., his announced. Fa­ For a ^ n and wife the "Mtl-reUfleas psrtecntioii,’' bat Waruw. — Poland'i mori im­ CHASIPIOireHIP FORM AT ST. MALO work in the UniM States and ther Ordtoas will lead tbe pil­ coach fare will be $45440 and attrlbotsd the decliae to s portant Cathrilc weekly it fedng Central and South America. grimage. A special feature will tint class fare $504.42. A^ ruin. The newipmr, “shortafs of novices” and->to THE CHAMPION of last year's swim­ not have the grace of the champ on the high PRIESTS FROM SPAIN be the dedication of St. Caje- rangementi can be made with "deaths.” Tygodoik Poworctoty, whldi diving board, ^11 they too enjoy swimming and tan’s Church, Mexico City. Father Ordinal or his amiit- p ^ ti but 8O4OO copiee weekly, ming and diving meet at Camp St. Malo. ACT AS INSTRUCTORS water games in the spacious camp pool. Tbe train will proceed to San ants at St. Cajeton's Chnrdi, 12 Years A fter Care is asking its readera to recruit near Estea Park, u shown exbibitmg the form Lending an totemational fla­ Antonio, where the party will use Ninth Street, TA. 54080. Lourdes, Franee. — The more regular lubeerlbert so that iriildt woo hli title. Although all campers may vor to tbe institute are two entrain t o Mexico Qty. which Loordee dtrine's eecleeUAictl It can keep gring. Increesed Jesuit priests from Spain who H «ads are serving u instructon. The will be reached Aug. 2. In the iwmmlwIeB after U yean ref* taxes, imposed upon the paper Qty Cpimeil istared as Bireculons the cars by this govenunent, and the Rev. Cristobal Alvares, SJ., a Mexican capital tbe accommo­ CAMP ST. MALO IN ROCKIES native of Castile, is currently dations -will be at tbe Hotel del of an Italisn woman who made tefoeal of the itote^witroUed Prado. a pti^lmafe to Lourdes la dlstrlbnttog agency to handle assigned to the Brasilian Pro- IMS. Ihe woeaan had been par the wertly are reasons given by vtoce, and the Rev. Juan OUve, From Mexico City tbe perty atjrtod tm S3 years whso tte the fflsnagemsnt for Its eeo- HAS ACTIVE SPORTS PROGRAM S.J., is a member of tbe Venes- will tour Cueraevaca, Tueo, cere ecanred. nomie plight. uelan Province ot tbe Jesuit and Acapulco, <» the West In these days of passive enter­ areu, will live a rustic life, en­ tain National Park, where bikes Order. Father Alvares la alao coast T a ^ with its 17th cen­ Labor Institute 117 Enter Postulancy tainment, a unioue vacaUon joying the companionship of are token to the many lakes, teaching Spaniih to tbe regular tury atmosphere, has been ac­ NewaA, NJ,—The first ae- Adrian, Mich. — Nine states awaits several hundred boys who other boys their own age. They peaks, streams, and gladert summer session at Regis Col­ claimed by most tourists wbo ttvtty of the aswly sstabMahed and oot fmlgn country were will come from throughout the wlU lean pt sports and crafts that dot the region. lege. see it the most «*>i»nwing Pins z n l^hor-UaaageDcnt In- rapesented by the 117 young nation to enjoy a few weeks' that are all but lost to the mod­ Tuesday and Thursday are of tbe two Americas. Acapulco ern-day American boy. hike days at camp, and a boy it Tbe Rev. John J. Quirk, SJ., stltnte win be a Labor Day Masa women .entering the postulancy stay at scenic Camp St. Malo institute director, said students is a resort town where the offered a choice between a long la Seerod Heart CatbedraL la of the Dominican Sisters of tbt near Estes Park. Justly famed u one of the an using topes and a new text­ party will have an opportunity tahHHwd by ArchbiHwp 'ntoaai Congregation ot the Most Holy For a short time the boys, country's top hiking camps, St and a short hike. A pace inffi- to see marine life u n ^ water. ciently slow is set so that even book issued this spring by tbe A. Boland of Newark, the tnefi- Rosary. Already to tralnmg are mainly from Urge metropolitan Malo borders on Rodty Moun- Modern Language Association. Cuemevaca is a favorite spot tote also win coodact eeanas agroup of 47 postulants who en- the youngest campers miy en­ of tourists, where many dis­ joy these trips to the utmost The icbolutlcs alternate ooe on tbs lay apostolate for adalta t 4 ^ to Soptmber and Febru­ hour in class and one hour tinctively Mexican things can and win inauiorate a aarias of ary, making a total of 164. For the mqre enthusiastic climb­ be bon^L ers, several three-day pack trips Uatening to Spanish language evotlngt of recoUectioo to the topes from 8 a.m. to 12:13 pun. TO CELEBRATE FEAST fan. Im m o rta l Book— $1 are scheduled throughout the London. — Three hundred year. T ^ includes a 15-mioute eoffee OF FAMOUS BASILICA Firm s Give $401,500 thousand Dollar Biblet have break—also to Spanish. On Aug. 3, the party will Chlca|o.—United States Stas] been sold by the Catholic Ttutb GREAT SPORTS Lunch offers no letup. The celebrate a Feast of Our Lady Corp., with an unrestricted dft Sodety to England and om^ FOR OUTDOORS instructon read selections from of Guadalupe to tbe shrine cd of S3B400, led 463 CUcago area leai itoce it first began pubO* In addition to the hiking pro­ simple Spanish exercises t o that name to Mexico Gty. and buHaeai 1^ Industrial finni to eatim in May, 1M6. Tha seetriy gram, sevriri outdon sports are tbe first 10 minutes, after which on the sixth be to historic Cho- contributing $401,300 to Loyola aald it tiat distributed some SA* featured at the camp. Two of the all conversation will be to lula tor the state of Puebla. On A former member ef the Rep- Unlvantty'i faculty salary pro- 000400 booklets, st torn than more popular of these are arch­ Spanish. the Mventh tbe pllgrimi will iftcr staff and a mamber of 8L attend the dedication of a new M b tbe Erangetist's Pirlrt, grain. 10 cents aech, to tbs past 10 ery and riflery. Dally practice is CONVERSATION years. avidlaUe to each camper, and a Tbeatlne eburch, that of St. Denver, tmocied office aa Reirinee Fenst Days COMPLETES DAT Cajeton's to Meidco City. This praeideiit of tbe Denver CMy To Move C ollie weekly tournament is held to They receive a respite from Ifaecow.— An totansho cam- drim toe the best archer and makes tbe third large and brau- Condi Je^ 1. He will asm ■ ptign to repiaea Christian fsest Alfred, Me.—Slated for relo* tbe dsstroom from 1 to 4 pjo. tiful church the Tbeatines have ooefear term. Gerald Btopp rifleman. Other outdoor sports daily, but use of Englisb is not days to the Soviet Utdon wHb eatiOD thU faU Is U Haanuis include soft-ball, soccer, buket- erected to the Mexican capiUL mmlnited George Kelly t o tte Dan^sUgloga hoUdayi was ap- per^tted. A required study College of Alfred, Me., founded ball, and horseback riding. Tbe eighth will "be spent poet June 2L Uaoppeecd, Kelly prsaad at aa AU U44.B. Con- to this dty to 1031 by the Broth­ period, including practice with sight Sfwinf to Mexico City, and reedved tbe iinaalmoBS vute ef grato of «<■»*"**««* Atbetici, In ers of Christian Instruettoi. In No camp, of course, weuld be coDvemtiSaints' Parishioner frem the Callferaia and New Twenty club members have the keynote addraas July 13 for than 130 students in the SL Mi­ day, followed by a huge bon son. Reservations should be fire. At thii bonfire, camp sonp made by Thursday, July 7, with joined the bowling team. Ae- Pordkam Unlverrity’i 10th an* chael College fiigllsh for for Urity is on Monday nights at Bual toitltutt on religious voca* eign students program are New Branch Manager are sung and awards t o the Grace Hayden, RA. 24540, or AngeU D'Antonl, PE. 3-1960. 7 o'clock at Merchants Part tloas for Catholic youth work- among tboaa reprasenting some A member of All Saints' Par­ Minneapolis, where he managed week's achievemenU are pasted out One "best camper” is Unes. Anyone toterented to an. Tw4vt hnndm priwts, 30 forel0 countriu to the eol- ish in Denver, Edward Schmitt the marketing department until GROUP TO 8EB tubsUtuUng is invited to join sistm, brothan, tad lay pa^ lege’i summer eeuion. Fifty be was recalled to army duty choeen from every lodge. He 'MEBRT WIDOW of 2704 S. Newton Street is the must be a boy who diaplayed the group. The season rani to sons art aipaetad to attend the itudeota from Braiil make up manager of Majestic Savings in 1942 as a major. During Members will tee the Merry the middle of August. all of tbe charactoittics of a Widow at Cbeesman Park m tostitota. ooe of the largeet foreign eon and Loan Association’s new World War II be served with ttogenti. truly good camper: Sportsman­ Thursday, July 14. A cbkken Anyone Intended in tbs St 1 ,1 1 6 U y Teachers South Denver branch, Leslie B. the famed 101st Airborne Divi ship, friendliness, co-operation, Thomas Unlveriity Gnb who New Oriems.—Lay taachan Provided 320 Schools Arnold, president of the finan- sion, and was released to 1955 and an abilty to get along with bu tbe requirements for mem­ Increaaed aightfold itoea 1030 Melbourne. —Catbollca, re- dal institution announced. The as a Colonel. He joined Majes all his fellow campers. bership is invited. Tbe club ac­ in Uw New Orietne Archdlocaae veils AuxlUary Bishop Arthur new office, to be housed in tem­ tic Savings in May, 1958. After leaving camp and re­ Benedictines Set cepts as members wsetictog to number 1,116 the past sea* Fox of Melbourne, have invested porary quarters st E. First Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt are the turning to his life in the city, Cstholie young men a ^ wtanen daaie year. Lay tsaebsrs com- about 111400400 to the Areb- Avenue snd Lincoln Street, will parents of three children. One each boy will return to the with four years of college edu­ plataly staffed seven eeho^. dloeeean Schools Provident move into a permanent new daughter is a Benedictine nun happy hours he spent in the To Honor Founder cation and graduate nuraes. PulUtow religious tesehen Fund finee Its Inauguration five structure at the same location of the St. Scholastics Order of Rockies. He will treasure tbe nnxibar 1466. School enroU- yeert ago. The fund h « pro­ late this year. Grand Rapids, Minn. A brother friendships he formed there, In Boulder Riles FwUowBhlp aant, toereastog m m than 100 vided 330 sehoria for 20,000 Bom in Minnesota in 1896, is a priest at Sanborn, Minn., retell the tales of his outdoor p « cent rinos 1033, was at a children and paid almoit $700,- Schmitt is a graduate of St, and a cousin, Father Bernard, feats, and fondly look forward Bishop Charles A. Buswell of leased 80444. 000 to interest Jobn’a University at College- Schmitt, S.J., is stationed at Re­ to the day when be may once the Diocese of Pueblo, BeDedl^ Blast Hits Cathedral viUe, Minn., where he majored gis College in Denver. more return to St. Malo. truly tines from Lafayette, Longmont, Priest Radio Speaker to commercial courses. He ac- “a real camp for real boys." Frederick, snd Boulder, and 20 Htvana.->*The auto door of New York.—An Englisb Do­ Reservations or further to- diocesan priests, will gather In Havana's Cathsdral was torn off minican, Father Garatd Vann, HNS Meeting Set formatioB concemiag Camp Sacred Heart Cburdi. Boulder, to an ei^odon of a naarby mu- author of books on the faith, St. Male may be obtoined by for a Solemn Mass to be of­ nlUoBi warahouee, which kiUed it covering the topk, "Whole- / writing to (he Very Rev. Mou- fered 00 tbe Feast of St Bene­ twe persoat and injured bun* neu and Brilncn,” on the Catb- In Colo. Springs signar Richard C. Hietter, dict, July 11, at 11 am. dreda. Tbt Cbapal of St Jo* (Uoiy Trinity Parish, Celorade rik Hour radio show over the 1541 Penntylivina Street, er RaynODd I. Otstot Tbe Abbey Choir of Holy esph tha Worfcar aaar the rita Ni UmuI Broadeaetlng Company Springs) by phoning MA. 3-4233. Tbe Croas Abbey. Cantm City, will of toa exploskm alao was badly network, at 2:30 to 3 pjn., EDT, The Holy Name Society wiU (above), 1284 Glencoe camp fee it $34 per week, Street, became associated with sing at tbe Hass. Tbe Very Rev. tha first four Sundays of July. meet Monday. July 11. at 7:30 with an additional $S fee for Bernard Gervtis, 043^ prior p.m. in the parish hill. Sunday. the firm of Leitonan, TeBock- U tnrfieal Workshop Orthodox Recognition horseback riding. borst k Company, on July L ac­ of tbe abbey, is expected to at­ July 10. the members will re­ tend. Each year tbe Benedie- Olympia, Waah. — "Sacra- Washington. — A resolution ceive communion corporateiy st cording to an anoouDcement by mdaia: The Ufa AeUvltlM of the insurance firm. toes of Northern Colorado that "the Eastern Orthodox the 7 o’clock Mass, and a break­ former Denver gather to h

EDiTbima coMMiarr Terrifying Highway Toll Tells Apostolicity Proves Church D ivine Theology for the Laity anus to convert the Britooa, and Victor 1„ who exerted hia au­ Moral Obligation of Drivers Catholics say that they be­ thority againat certain Asiatic lieve in one. holy, Catholic, and Bishops, the QuartiMleelniana, t o THE MOUNTING CON- ton, said In a 1957 pastwal ministrative Board of the Na­ apostolic Church. This state­ called from their keeping Eastee CElNof MtMMtiul wwdl letter that reckless automo­ tional Catholic Welfare Con­ ment is part of their formal at an undue time. The troth of M dTll tothoriUM in tbe (tee bile driving is a violatloo of ference, recently recalled that worship in tbe Creed. Catholic ClirisUuity wu defended hi <4 tbe moontlnc toll of ilaagh- divine at well as human law. the V.S. Catholic Bishops is­ history shows that the Cburcb this age by the apologisti Quad- ter oo tbo U^nraT*—olons Be added that “the law of sued a public statement em- is one, holy, Catholic, and ratui, Aristides, kUUtp, and wltb tbe n tfviiif « t tbin- caution on the highways is phulslng that traffic safety ia Apostolic in doctrine snd or- Justin, tbe phltoeo^ia u d nur- taadt of lajored u d huge Ion not a new law, but an old one. not only s nutter of public ganixation. Christ's last com- tyr; and tbe rising liantiM tt of ptoptrty-4i broofht borne It is simply a new form of a interest but also a moral ques­ miuioD to Hii AposUes was Valentinian, Mardai, and C^- with veeUl force Iv tbe de­ law which God himself made; tion. this: poerttu were eonfoonded I9 . cree of Blibop Mtorte Sebex- That wa must make every ef­ In a statement adopted at “Go, therefore, and make dis­ tbe Bishop* Diooysios ef Co*- aeyder of Lafayette, Li^ it -, fort to safeguard our own their annual, gmral meeting ciples of all naUona, haptlring Inth, slid Tlieophylas ot Anti­ oylof CbrlitliB borlal to lives and the lives of our fel­ in November, 1957, tbe U.S. them in tbe name of the Fa­ och, in the Esst; and by 8t CatboUca fovod ertminaliy low huffisn beinp. Bishops urg^ that "every ther, and of tbe Son, and of Irenaeus u d TertuUiu in the oegligent ia auto toiibapa. “Tbe divine law which for- driver reflect upon the moral the Holy Ghost; teaching them West In the meutime tbe Catk One mod ooly look at . tbe bids suldde and murder is obUptlons he assumes, when to observe all that I hrve com­ (A pUe Church wu moire widely terri^ini flgURa for 1890 violated by every motorist be takes tbe wheel of s car.” manded you; and lo I am srlth tpresd, throu^ Gaul, Gernany. compiled by tbe Trarelen In­ who deliberately and wantonly Tlwy added:' you throughout all time, and, Scythia, Afri^ u d India, l » surance Conpaty to lee tbe behold even unto THE END OP Pi.i' disregards the regulations "Carelessness, neglect, or sidu Britain. need fOr draiGe actloo. Tbe which competent authorities THE WORLD,” Matt. xxvU 19, toll ladodes: have irapoe^." reckless conduct” by a driver 20, tranalation from the Greek. Third r t m DEATHS—800 mere are “tinfu].” Century ARCHBISHOP EARL J. Now events have proved the i'iii *h«w 19QB. ALTEE diairman of tbe Ad­ —Monsignor John B. Ebel Apostles themselves were to Th> Popw who presided over 3,S10/)00 lajurle»-«S/)00 live only the ordinary term of the Chuirii In the third age, more than 106S. a man'i life; therefore tfa« com- were all eniaut tot their Mne- MOO pedertrians kSled— minloD of preaching and min­ tity, and almoit all of tiiea 800 more than in 1888. Roots of Liberty in Faith istering, together with the prom came mar^rt. Their names art 914MI easnaltlei from ise of Ap divine assistance, re­ Zepburinus, Callxtns L, Urba qteeding. The Hterarchy of Argentina in Spanish colonial times, and L, Pontiuns, AntiMnii, Fabiu, iasued a pastoral letter on tbe gards tbe successon of the 18,110 daatba occarred on today that land has only 300 AposUes, no less than the Apos- Ckvnelius, Indus, Stephen L, « e ^ ends—more than 40 per occaaloa of tbe ISOtb enniver- priests to care for 2J>00JK>0 Xystui n., Dlonytftis, Felix L. •aiy of that land's independence Uet themaelves. IN THE Acts of the Apostles, liii, 6-13, proconsul, seeing what had happened, believed cent of tbe total. CatboUci. The more priests, the Ihii prove# that there must Eutyebian, Cains, u d Hareet 38.7 per cent of the drirera la which It was pointed out that colonial powers thought, tbe it is related bow Paul and Barnabas, on u d was utoDlfhed at the Lord's teaching.” the roots of liberty and national have been an uninterrupted se­ the islud of Cyprus, came to Paphos, where Hill incident illustrates tbs marvelous propa­ Unus. Tbe most ccletetted dod- tnvebed In fatal aeddepts more education and inatructlon ries of such suecetiors of Uie tMi of this age were St <3«Bh were nnder 88 yean of ege. tndepmdence were to be found of tbe natives i|i Christian prin resided “tbe proconsul Sergius Psulus, a mu gation of tbe faith in tbe first centuries. 'Ae in the Church, especially in tbe ApMUes in every ige since of discernment. He sett for Barnabas u d Paul, conversion of the proconsul was undoubtedly eat of Alexandria, Origin, u d (TUi age greap makes op ten dples, and tbe consequent de­ their time; that is to say, Unutiut Felix; St Cypeiu and than 14 per cant of tbe driv­ devoted labors od its mission- sire for freedom snd independ­ and sought to hear the word of God; but Ely- followed by that'of many other Gentiles, all iries. ence. succesfors to their doctrine, to mas, the sorcerer (for so hit name ia trana- holding to tbe wme faith that Catholics do to­ St UypoUttti, both msityir, ing popolatiae.) their juriadiction, to their Holy u d St Gregory, surumed fep Mere than 80 per cent of It Is said that Spain, u other There would seem to be i lated), opposed them, tr^ng to turn away tbe day; u d having the same Sacrifice of tbe **»«« European poweri, recognia^ connection between tbe phe­ Orders, and to their mission. proconsul. from tbe faith.” Whereupon Paul and sacranwnts.—Art work by A1 Ware. hli mirtdes, Tbamnatargai, tbe fatal accidents ocenrred Hence it follows that no reli­ Biahop of Neoceurea. At thM 0 0 dry roads and in clear that once mlisionaria were al­ nomenal growth of tbe Church struck the m u blind “for a time,” u d “the lowed to reach sod influence in Africa in the put few dec- gious society whatever, which time, Arabia, the Belgle pro*-' weatber. cannot trace Ita succesaion in tbe present time.” Remember religion, mutiona the one in and traces his pedigree up te incea, and many diMieti of More than 65 per cent of the nativea, it wu only a quet- «det, and that contingent's great that this wu the time of Ire­ Uon of time before they would drive toward Ireedon. these four points to tbe i^Kw- question: “I am kept in this tome personage whose right to Gaul were almoit iriiolly eo0> tbe vebielee Involved in pe^ ties, has any claim to char­ naeus, who lived 130-202. He Church,” he say^ the inc- It wu unquesUonsble. verted; whilst Paul of Samn- Hnal Injury aeddenta were be imbued with tbe ideas and These who acente tbe Catb- iriio recited the names of sev­ Ideals of liberty snd Independ- alic Church of being a fee ef acteristic title, APOSTOUCAL. eesrion of prates from St Modern Catholic theologiaiB aita, for denying tiM DMnilil tnee. We find the fathers and tt- eral Popes down to Eleutberius, Peter, to whom the Lord com­ adopt the same predae nt^od Christ; SabeUlus, for itf Almost 8,000 pedestrians liberty waeld de well to look who wu then living. Tbe current lack of clergy in at the record. Tbe ideals ef clesiastical doctors of every age, mitted the care of His sheep, by sharing the suceesrion of our pugning tbe distinction of p«<> were killed -while cronlng be­ referring to tbia work of Apos­ down to the present Bishop ehlef Biabope in the ^MStoUcal KHu in the Trinity; and Nova- tween istersectl^. Latin America, it is pointed out, knata dignity, liberty, and in- Heretiea Challenged may be trae^ to tbe same depeadeace are fennded open tolical succession, as demonstrs- TertuUiu, who also flourished of Rome." See of Rome, from St Peter up tui, for duylng the powar ef Cars without driven—run­ tive of tbeb belonging to tbe In like manner St Optatus, the Cbarch to remit dna; wfth aways—UUed 80 people last cause. Ihus In Puerto Rico the CatheUc Kindples, and flw - in tbe same century, arguu in (0 the presut edifying Pontiff, year. number of priests was restricted Ish la Catholic aeU.—JE.E. true church of Christ tjie same mann^, and chal- writing against the Donatists, John XAlu, u likewise that of Henea, who believed In two DeL St Irenaeus of I^rona, tbe enumerates all the Popes from other lllustrloua doctors, prel­ tlee, were eat oft « rottu BISBOr 8CHBXNATDBB lugei certain heretia in tbew diae^le of St P o ly ^ , who tenna: “Let them produce the St Peter down to the then liv­ ates, u d saints, who have de­ brandm from the tposti^ treei M bnt tbe most recent of ing P(^, Slridus, "with whom,” ecclmlaltical leaden to speak Better Keep One Eye Open! himself appetrt to have been origin of their (%urch; let th«B fended the apostolical doctrine he uys, "we u d aU the world Fourth , out on tbe highway safey conaecrated by St John tte dlq)lay the succession of their by their preaching and writ­ Evangelist repeatedly urges Blihaps, so that tbo first of are united in conununlon. Do ings, or hive lUnstrated it Century problem. St Marins, the fint Pope In a message March 9,1060, this argument againsj hia con­ them may appear to have been you, Donatists, now give tbe by their Uvea. temporary beretia: “But u it ordained by u apostolic man, history of your Bplsco^ minis­ We also see the fulfillment of in the fourth century, died to motor vehicle Catholic Church to be cuversion of nations u d pao- yon to the trsdiUon of that See, snd concludu u follows: apostolical, is conformable to pie to His filth u d ChordL Silvester, under whom the Com- regnlatiOQi. He declared: ells of Aries, agalnit the Dauk **Iba anxiety to reach greatest most ancient and uni “Let the heretics try to feign common sense u d constant Lastly, we behold the onhappy verttUy known Church, founded u y thing like this." uMge. If a prince if deiirou acrlu of heretics u d achinna- tists, and of Nke. against tW earthly destinations qokkly Arius, were held; Marcue, most not . . . make travelen at Rome by St Peter and St The great St Augustine, who of showing bis title to a throne, .tics, who, in differut ages, Julias, in whoee Ubm the right loss sight of tbo road to eter­ Paul, and which has been pre­ wrote to the fifth century, or a Doblemu or gutlsmu have fallen off from tte doc­ served there, through the sue- among other motives of credi­ his claim to u estate he ex- trine or communion of the of appeel to the Roman Sea nal salvation.” wu confirmed, Uberius u d D» He aiyealed to driven to cession of Its Bishops, down to bility in favor of the Catholic hibita his guealoglcal table, Apostolic Church, u d who dif- UplIlMER SLOT?/ fer drastically in doctrine. masnii ''harmonin tbe demands for Tbe Church, triiieh hitherto speed . . . with an abadnte N66LECT OPdACOSMEMT? F in t had beu generally perseented and saerad respect f n traffic Martyrs as 'Seed of Christians' Century by the Romu emperon, waa In laws” and for the “safety of this age, alternately proteM human life ...” Christ, 'the hmg expected Meaiiah. founded tbe kingdom and oppruud by them. In the On mother oeeasioa, Car­ muntime, her numb«ca ware dinal James McOnigan, Arch­ Proved From Facts of History of His Holy Church in Judea, bishop of Toronto, told Cana­ The statemmt that tbe bfi»d fufihnd tortures beyoad all de­ even often happened that, while and chose His Apostlu to propa­ prodlgloiitly juxaaaad by eon- vtnions thm^out (he Beauo dian motorists that “those of martyn is the seed of Qtrii- scription. Muy countries were the Christians were suffering gate it throughoot tbe earih, empire, and also in Armeoiai who drive wttbont a Ucenae, tisot wu certainly true ot the drenched with their blood, and these most horrible tortures, over whom He appointed Si­ and Abyssinia; u d bV thoee who drive at ezceaalve Ittfut Church u d bu been hundreds of thouauds of every many of the pagu spectators mon, u the cuter of union ipeedt, tboae who drive under [voved muy timet. For In- age, sex, u d condition died were heard to cry out; “We ako u d head putor, charging him fqith wu InvtDdMy maintain^ tte inflnang* of alcobol or sUnce, tbouiigh Englud wu under tbe roost dreadful to^ are Christiu; kill us together to feed His whole flock, sheep St-Athanuius, St. Hilary, SL d ro p . . . cannot excuse them- nearly all Catholic, the Refor- menu. Rome, especially, the with tbeml” u d thus the blood u well u lambc, giving him Gregory Ntstusen, St BaitL telvoi from negligence in a mation tore the larger portion capital of paganism, and the of 'the martyrs wu the fruitful the keys to tbe kingdom of and St. Ambrose of M ilan, very grave matter.” cd tbe people asray from tbe teat of all the abominations of seed from which new Christiana heiven, u d changing his against the Arlans, who ep^ Papacy. The Cbarch bu gradu­ idolitry, overflowed with tbe eontlnnally sprug up. into that d PETER or ROCK; p ^ tbe Divinity of ChrU^ “One is never joatlfled in 111! pladni oneMlf In a aitaatlcra ally won bade muy, and numer­ blood of Christians. The num­ By per^ttlng aU this, God adding, On this rock I will tbe Macedonians, who denied Uka tbt, even though in a ous conversions are still being ber of those who suffered mar­ had suffidutiy shown to the build My Church, the Divinity of Holy (}hoe& particalar ease we escape un- msde. Mirtyrdonu plsyed a tyrdom In that city surpasses world that the estabUahment Thus dignified, St. Peter first Fifth acathed.” gTHt role in UUi work of win­ all belief; u d their bones, of tbe Cbarch wu His work, estsbliihed hk see at Antioch, ning souls. There were more which are still to be seen in the and tiiat all the powers of the the head city of Asia, whence Century CABDINAL BICHAID During this age the perila CUSHING, Arebbiabop of Bos­ thu 600 mar^rs in England subterraneu caverns w Cata­ earth could not prevail against he sut his dUdple, SL Ma^ from 1539 to 1681. combs, where they were en­ her. He now bestowed peade to utablish and govern the ^ and tufferinp of (he. OurA were great; but w also wen the In old Roffiu Empire days, tombed by their fellow-Chrls- on her by calling Constutine of Alexudria, the head dty tbe infut Church bad thou- Uans, Ve witnesses of it to this the Great to, be the protector of Africa. retotrcM and vlctortes Rr unds ef martyrs, who proved day. of Christianity. This Emperor, He afterwards remorsd hU which her divine Foundu su^ JhsL JSUtsAoAif, fiaqaanL themselves the seed of Chris­ These terrible persecutions while still ■ pigu, wu at war own see to Rome, the capiUl td ported her. (hi ooe. bud, the tians, lor conversions invaria­ lasted, with few interruptions, with Maxentius. Seeing that hia Europe and tbe worid. Here Romu entirtre, that fonrfll By Pavi, H. Haluctt bly resulted from their heroic for 300 years. Had Cbriatianity enemy’s array wu fir greatu bavinig, with SL Paul, sealed great dynasty, compared by been the work of man, it would thu his, Constutine prayed Daniel to Iron, wu hreku te The Secret o f D r t a m , by ally trained director are neces­ deaths. tbe Gospel with his blood, called by the generic name of fervently to the true God for as- piecN tv numerous hordu it Rev. P. Ucstfuer, SJ^ trans- sary before the ntiliution of SaUnI How uyihlng like this Tbe stubbomneu of the Jews, certainly have been extirpated be transmitted his prerogattvs and still more u expreu com­ Iqt the blind fury of its ene- slstuce; and a bright cron to St. Linus, from whom it Goths, Vandals, Huns, Bargn» bted from Spanlah Iqr Paul d r ^ experiences in qdritnil e u be published u d thought dims, Franks, u d n«w«TW. wbe Bums (Wettmlmter, Md., New­ direction is either advluble or mand of God, had early deter ides; but, being the work of appeared in the sky to him u d descended in succession to SL worthy of republlcatloD in the Jesus, the Son of God, it took to his whole army, with tbe fol came pouring In upon t ^ chil­ man, 94.75). permiuible. For psychiitrlsts name of uthropology psases my mined tbe Apostlu to go and Cletus u d SL ClemenL preach to the pagans or heath deeper u d deeper root, ud lowing insodption upon it: “In iad worid and teemed te te All who dream have felt a or laymen, the book ii a mine undersUndlng. Second on the point of overwhelming • • • ene. P o« and persecuted though spread more and more over the this sign thou shall conquer.” euriocity about the meaning oi of interest. world. The s i ^ and wonders In imitation ot this erou, Century arts, Kiences, laws, and reli­ their vlaleu, a curioaity that • • • The Treonre of the Copper they were, they unounced to the nations of the earth the which the confessors of Christ Constutine ordered a banner to The succenion of diJef pas­ gion, in one tindletingniahed most have suppressed beeause Two p■pe^back reprints by Scroll, by John Marco Allegro did, but, above all, tbe imphr be made, and had it carried be­ tors in the chair of Peter wu rain. the abases connected with onelr- Doubleday-Anehor serve to in- (Garden City, N. Y„ Doubleday, good tidlngi of salvation, under thousands of bardsbipt and per turable serenity of mind and fore his army in battle. He then kept up by tbe following Popu, On the other hand, varioni omsDcy have shed unmerited dlcite the disparity that cu H 8 6 ) . ils, evu of death. Therefore cheerfulnesa of heart with which bravely attacked tbe superior iriio were also, for tte most claaoM of powerful and subtie discredit on this legitimate ob­ exist in two plpe^backt. Ailegro hu to be read with God visibly bleued their ef­ they suffered the most cruel forces of Maxentius, and over­ part, m a r^ : AnKletua, Eva^ hereUct strained every nenw ject of ioTMtifation. After all, Tk« Diicotwrv o f Europe, care, but he ia u investigator of forts; u d thirty years bad tormenU u d the most painful came them; u d from that time Istua, Alexander L, Xystus I., to corrupt the apostolic doctrtnC we spend a quarter of our lives edited by Phillip Rahv (91-45), great ardiaeological knowledge Karcely elapsed alter the De­ deaths, convinced the pagans (AJ. 312) Constutine became Teluphorua, Hyginui, Plus L, and to interrupt the caurae ^ dreaminf. contains the reactions of prom­ and cmnpetency in Hebrew ud that only the God of the Chris­ the defender and protector of Anicetus, Soter. Eieutberioi, the Apoctiw' soceeiaora. Among Father Heieguer. both theo­ inent flguru in Americu his­ scent of the Holy Ghost when tbe hlsti^ of andeot Palutlne there were Christiu communi­ tians could be the true God. It Christianity. who tent Fugatlus u d Dtmi these, the Nlstolani denied the logian and psychologiit and an tory to their Europeu heritage. In thli companion volume to bis ties in all parts of the known union of Christ's divine “ d intanutional authority in this Be^amio Franklin u d John People of the Dead Sea Scrolls world. THE CATECHISM ILLUSTRATED bumu natures; the Eutychlsas field, writet the first book 1^ t u d Abigail Adams here write hi reveals much that wu hith­ Q. WHY IS THE CATHOUC CHURCH APOSTOUCt confounded tiiem together; tte from Paris and Londoh. Henry Over these Churches the modem CathoUc to eaplore tbe erto unknown, the locttioii of Apostles placed Bishops, to Peliglui contradicted the aw history and significance of James wrltu with customary muy ^Ues of tho Old Testa- A. The CalhoUe Chareh U apoelolic beesoie it was fauaded br Chrlit . u d hid in a fortress. either to abjure their faith or Ckurdi: St John ChrysostonI, providential uau. hli own fuatical ignorance by Allegro, relying heavily on to die under the most cruel St.Jerome, St Augustine, and An important ofaeervation be attacking the Christiu faith Josepbua. examlnet in detail tbe torments. They were scourged St Gyegwy of Nyut. By tteli mtku ii that a dream n ^ not that “baa always been the most arguments for ucred sites of u d lacerated, and were cast means, and those of otter tpow be '■ superaaturtUy aent vision effective pretext for bloodshed Jenjulem tuch u Getbsemane before wild beasts; their sides tolte CatlKdlcs, not 'only were in order that we may regard ft u d oppr^on. " White wrote and Golgotha. He suggests that were torn with iron hooks or L li tte enemlei of tbe Cburdi rw u {wovidential. Then is ooth- this in Russia! we may yet find a Christian cen­ burnt «4tb torches. They were fated, but ako bar boauB ing to prevent our regarding a The Cod of the Witches, by ter u d library near Qumran thrown into caldrons of boiling Those who lived in tbe liuea of the Apostles Usiorieal woaameat*. nek u patetiBst aedlgreatly COlarged by tte coovew ^ecUI dream « bei^ a gift Margaret Hurray (91.69). is ooe "earlier in date than any of tbe oil, mutilated, sawed in pieces, wonid have no diffiewlly in reeognidBg tbe ____irnkols« 8 .^ ______!■ the caUeuteb*,______III______iUulrata___^a. . tkal .a i the aioo ^of tte vaFrante,______withLak. their of God in the tame sente u are of those books so bad as lo be Gospels and a good deal nearer and crucified. They were cov­ Calhtdic Chnrth as tbe one True Chureh CbriatiBMt o f ikoae day* WHevod tko mum dee- ■tint Clovia. and of tte ScoMi good u d Jioly thoughts. fssciniting. Dr. Murray’s thesis their aource in language and ered with pitch and set fire to, fonnded by Jenu Qirisl. It has tbe MIM doe- Iriac* aad praclieed llie nm e faith m d o Calk- u d tte Irish. The ^ostk el Though inalsUng on the value is that tuch taints u Joan of thought." It is an intriguing pos­ that they might serve to light trines, the same laerifiee nnd saeranieBli, as die* today. I V Soerifiee of tke Mata, ika «ae- the former wu St Ptlkdluii of dreams In spiritual direction, Arc were actually pagus, secret sibility, but nothing is going to the nocturnal games of the pa­ did the Chnreh of the enrBest erntaries. A raaeau, prayer* to r tke deod, tbe veaeralioa and of tbe latter SL Patrick; Father Meufoer warns that a followers of a pre-Chriitiu di'prove or outdste the inspired gus. readins of the Acts of the AposUes and tbe of martyre—all are •trlklugly depleted- both commiuiMied by tte Sot grave reason u d a psychiatric God, whom Christiu writers Gospels. Everywhere tbe Christians Epiilles will coafirra tkk. likewiae tbe earliest of R«ne. 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Ten youngsten from the Weldona classes received their First Plenty of Frt« communicants by the newly formed St. Monica Open Nilci Till 9 p.m. — Ffcc Porkirg PARKING not try a Want Ad Circle. Vacation school classes were conducted 1 Communion June 18. Parking Along in The Reaster. The Cost 11 .•> *,330 FREE . . . Side of Building is Low and the Quick Re­ sults will Surprise you! K. of C. Officers Elected in Brush The Ads are listed under Electrical Contracting & Repoirlng SEE US FOR MANY BARGAINS! Parish subheadings. ISI. Mary's Parish, Brush) The knights’ recently pro­I Also formed within the Altar At the last meeting of the duced a stage show featuring [society is a group of young * Trades and Terms IT'S EASY—to place a Knights of Columbus the fol­ local talent for the benefit of [married women known as the EARL J. STROHMINGER Want Ad—Just Call KE. lowing officers for the doming the redecoration of the parish !St. Monica Circle. This group is o * Open Evenings 4*4205—say “ Charge ft” year were elected: halt. : functioning without officers and — Electric Cempony George Swayne’s Grand knight. Dr. N. C. CCD Teachers’ Course [although they work with the Uceiiked and Bonded Brust; deputy grand knight. Working in the parish at this .Altar Society, is primarily a REGISTER William Murrow; chancellor, time are two Our Lady of Vic­ social group. Member National Electrical Contractors Au'n. John Scholl; warden. Ed Hack- tory Missionary Sisters, wfio are Coffee Social 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 GLENDALE FURNITURE CO. WANT ADS erl; recorder, Glenn Swinson; giving an elementary and ad­ The Altar Society has been advocate. John Bell: financial vanced course in Confraternity sponsoring a coffee social in I 4210 Tennyson Sf. GR. 7-4700 Fait Action! secretary, John Hernandez: of Christian Doctrine to a the parish hall after Masses on Low Cost! ^treasurer. Kenneth Quigley: group of lay teachers. These Sunday under the direction of MR. SALESMAN . . . lecturer. Joe Cortez: guards. classes are being conducted sev­ Miss Jesse Malhy. Proceeds are Vic Chvatal and Wallace Salz- eral nights a week for four given to the fund for the re­ ■ INCREASE YOUR YEARLY SALES man; trustees. Leo Doyle, Frank decoration of the parish ball. SECOND ANNUAL weeks. Ritchie, and Dr. Don Lu.sby. Sisters Delores Ann and Jo­ Religious articles are laso sold 1 seph Adele are also making during the coffee social. visitations to members of the TRY parish who find it difficult to \ 0 M tinvt* 9 f(M attend Mass regularly. The Altar and Rosary So­ J a l b i f L ciety of this parish recently- Sponsored by "Tho REGISTER” FIRST held a re-election of the officers who served last year. They are. Dsporting Septembsr 4 Via TronsWorld Airlines. Gifts • Hardware Paint Mrs N. C. Brust, Mrs. Frank Crane-line Glass • Toys Ritchie. Mrs. Robert Hunt, and This memorable month-long trip will include visits to Bethany, Lazarus' Pipe Threading Window Shades Key Mrs Joseph Machetla. RADIANT HEAT Tomb. House of Mary and Martha, Good Samaritan Inn. Mount of Tempta­ Duplicating A circle of Spanish-speaking tion, Mount of Olives, Place of the Ascension and the Garden of Gethse- Open Friday & Monday Eves. women has been formed this mane. HIGHLIGHT OF THE HOLY LAND VISIT WILL BE THE JOURNEY spring, known as the St. Mary's ALONG THE VIA DOLOROSA AND ASSISTANCE AT MASS AT THE 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 Circle. The men also are very TOMB OF OUR LORD. active in this group. Members will also visit Lisbon, Rome, oberammergau, Munich. Geneva, Lyon, Lourdes, Paris. t h e TTrst a n n u a l An American Express Tour Escort will accompany the group in Europe VISIT YOUR and the Middle Elast to handle all travel arrangements. CATHOLIC DIREOORY

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