PROGRESS OF CHORCH IN 1936 ENCOURAGING

rh» Recittei Hm tb« Internatleiial New* Service (W ire and M ail), the N. C W . C New* Servtee (Inciudinf RadlM and Cable*), lt» Own Special Service* All the Smaller Catholic Servicee, latemational Illustrated News* and N. C W . C Picture Service- PERSECUTION NON-CATHOLIC Local Local We wUh you a peaceful Edition Edition IS HEAVY IN and successful New Year. BEGS CHURCH May God smile on you and THE yours. SOME NATIONS The best evidence the ART REVIVAL writer has seen of the defi­ nite end of the depression is Mission Work Shows Impressive Harvest of Noted Architect Urges Crusade for Redemp­ the revival of the “heavy” Souls; Pope Very Active industries of Central Penn­ REG(Name Registered ISTER in the U. S. Patent Office) tion of Holy Places of Catholic sylvania. The railroad shops Before Illness of Altoona and the steel Beauty VOL. XII No. 52 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, DEC. 27, 1936 T W O CENTS works of Johnstown are (By NCWC News Service, Copyright, 1936) humming with activity. The Worcester, Mass.— (Special)— A crusade for the re­ The year 1936 saw an intermingling of great joys and merchants have just had the turn of the beauty that is the Church’s heritage is needed, President Back Home After 12,000-Mile Trip great sorrows for the Catholic Church throughout the best Christmas season since Writes Ralph Adams Cram, Litt.D., noted non-Catholic ar­ world. While at least some parts of the world gave evi­ 1929. It thrills the heart to chitect, in the student publication, of Holy Cross college dence of advance out of the economic doldrums, the unrest, see the sky ablaze with the here. “ It is true that we need a second Peter the Hermit to the anxiety, and the confusion already existing seemed to reflection of huge blast fur­ proclaim a new crusade for the redemption of the land now intensify. In some sections, the work of the Catholic naces after their long dark in the hands of the infidel— Russia, Germany, Spain, Mex- Church made most encouraging progress. In other sec­ ness, and to hear the hoarse ICO, Mr. Cram aifirms,” but we also need a parallel , cru- tions the persecution of the Church was extended and “ fog horns” of the shops. sade for the redemption of the deepened. holy places of Catholjc beauty, Pope Pius entered upon the 15th Arguing that the b^utiful thing year of his Pontificate and the 80th All the romance that rail­ is the right thing aneb the ugly roading ever knew has come Mexican Biskps of his life. • An illness confined thing is the wrong thing, the noted him to bed toward the end of the back abouncing as a result architect says that Catholicism Decency Legion year. of the new streamliner trains. must once again show herself in . Encouraging reports continued W e had our first ride on one the forms o f old beauty and of - to come from Catholic missions in new. “ If the Catholic faith shows Ban Attendance various parts of the world, experi­ of them a few days ago. It itself before the eyes of men in enced laborers in the fields assert­ is startling to cover in one To Be Insinted the garb of ugliness or dull stu­ ing that impressive harvests of night the territoiy that used pidity,'it not only belies its na­ souls are in prospect. It was re­ to require two nights and a ture, betrays its own validity, but ported that 15,168 native students it gravely weakens its mission to At Marx Sckols are preparing for the priesthood in day to get over. W e cannot those without, to whom, equally 340 seminaries in China, India, By Australians recommend them to people with the faithful, it is sent,” the Japan, Indo-China, Africa, and Mexico City.— A joint pastoral, whose chief delight in train article says. other sections. dated Dec. 12, the Feast of Our World-wide contributions to the riding is to study the scen­ “ It is not alone in the historical Lady of Guadalupe, and signed by Adelaide.— At a plenary meet­ work of the Pontifical Society for ery, for it whizzes by like the records of the lives of the holy all the Mexican Bishops, warns ing of the Archbishops and Bish­ the Propagation of the Faith re­ wind. But as time savers, men and women of 20 centuries, against the errors of Socialistic ops of Australia, held at the con­ the saints, martyrs, confessors, and Communistic education and ported in May totalled 42,000,000 clusion of the All-Australian Cath­ they are almost in a class lire, approximately $3,360,000, missionaries, crusaders, philoso­ says that parents who wish to re­ olic Edtfeation congress, it was re­ with the airplanes, although phers, teachers; it is not alone in ceive absolution must withdraw while the donations to the work of solved that, in accordance with in­ Re*ted and in the best of spirit*. President Roosevelt presented a picture of health when lie rteturned the Pontifical Society of St. Peter much safer. what has been set down of the their children from schools in structions of the encyclical Vigi- to Washington after hi* 12,000-mile trip to South America. Mrs. Rodsevelt and Vice President and Mrs. the Apostle for Native _ Clergy On our return trip, the great redemption of Europe after which these errors are taught. lanti Cura of His Holiness on the the fall of the pagan empires; it is John N. Gamer were on hand at the capital’s union station for the homecoming. amounted to 9,000,000 lire, ap­ cinema, a central vigilance com­ magnificent new Diesel en­ Failure to fulfill Christian du not alone in the history and the ties, particularly when it is a mat­ proximately $720,000. These sums mittee be appointed to safeguard gine went out of order and were one million lire more than achievements of the great Chris­ ter of the education of children Cardinal’s Visit, Erection of Province, Mexican Seminary Outstanding Catholics of the commonwealth an old-style steam engine tian states that rose on the ruins and youths, the pastoral says, must those reported in 1935. from dangers arising from vicious was attached to the front of of antiquity that we can realize be condemned. Public education, Catholic Press Exposition films. what indeed was this Catholic faith Adoption of the film classifica­ the train. It pulled the converted into atheism and the that ‘so wondrously hath wrought.’ worst type of Socialistic and Com­ Held in Rome tion system of the American Le­ streamliner about 400 miles The mind comprehends, but the Catholic Church Active in The World Catholic Press expo­ gion of Decency, with the addition munistic education, is a most seri­ and arrived only an hour eye sees, and its testimony is faith­ ous evil, the pastoral adds, since it sition, held in a courtyard of the of a special reviewing X)f Austra­ late. So there’s plenty of life ful and true,” the architect says. contains errors that dissolve both Vatican itself, was a pronounced lian films from a central review­ in the old locomotive yet. It “ The art of a time is a test and order and safety. success. Plans were advanced to ing office, to be established in Syd­ a measure of that time and of the The establishment of edjuca- increase the power of the Vatican ney, is projected as the work of must have felt as proud as a United States During 1936 the vigilance committee. power that gave it form and shape, tional institutions in which religion City radio station to enable it to horse that is requisitioned to b^athing into it the breath of is taught is prohibited fcy the gov­ carry the Holy Father’s voice di­ It is considered difficult, if not pull in a stalled automobile. rectly to his spiritual children in impossible, to review individually life. If you find a great art linked ernment, the pastoral continues, (By NGWe News Service, Copy­ total number of convert? was listed the Apostolic Delegate to the with an epoch or an institution, all parts of the world. all films entering Australia, There­ How curious it is that and the erroneous doctrines im­ right, 1936) at 63,454, as compared with 63,845 United States last July. you know that gp^eat was its na­ posed result in evil to religion and The Pontifical Academy of Sci* fore, the classifications of the streamliners ahould be de­ The first visit ever paid to this in 1,935. Assembled for their general ence was reconstituted by the American Legion of Decency will ture. Not the thousandth part of to the country. country by a Cardinal Secretary of veloped first in ^he West, meeting at the Catholic University Motu Proprio In Multi/s Colaeiis be followed as a general form. the art of Catholic Europe has es­ “ We,” the Bishops declare, State; the special laudation of the The visit of Cardinal Pacelli, of America in November, the Bishr published O ct 30, and some of the These classifications and the find­ where railroad traffic is nec­ caped the malice of time and the “ having an obligation to teach the American Hierarchy in an encyc­ Papal Secretary of State, was no­ ops of the United States extended world’s most distinguished scien­ ings o f the reviewing committee essarily lighter. Steam will cynicgil brutality of fallen human truth and to defend the rights of lical issued by Pope Pius XI; the table for many reasons. His Em­ (Turn to Page S — Column 7) the Church, call the attention of their “ sympathy and comforting tists were named to membership on Australian films will be pub­ (Tjirn to Pago 4 — Column 1) erection of the 16th ecclesiastical inence was the luncheon guest of everyone, but particularly of par­ encouragement” to the Bishops, by His Holiness. Non-Catholics as lished periodically in the Catholic province in the United States, with priests, and faithful of Spain. The well as Catholics were chosen. press. ents, to the sort of education that t)ie elevation o f a new Archbishop; President Roosevelt at the latter’s Persecutions -of the. Church It is also proposed that an an­ Doei(yrtil TheB€» €le(ir np~Ur S. H iM ory ...... is being -given to ..children and the selection o f -an AmericMi Gar-^ ■Hy/ift .park hnmp visitp.d all .four issued a stetement on the youths. Socialism and Commun­ ^ affiliation o f organizations with the brought the saddest notes of the nual promise not to attend films dinal to be the Papal Legate to the of the American Cardinals in their National Catholic Welfare Confer- year, with the furious destruction offensive to truth and Christian ism, the deplorable consequences forthcoming 33rd International Eu­ see cities, traveled across the (T um to Page S — Column 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) morality be obtained from the NOTHING DIED SLOWER of which face us, are enemies of charistic Congress in Manila; and the Church and we cannot accept United States and back by air­ Catholic people, through the par­ the collection of funds for the erec­ ish churches and scho(fis, and with their errors nor pretend to accept tion in this country of a seminary plane. In a month, the Cardinal Socialistic teaching, nor authorize Famed Georgia Institution Gives Way to Church the co-operation of xhe parents for the training of Mexican priests visited 12 of the 16 ecclesiastical and the Catholic papers. It was THAN ‘ NO POPERY’ SPIRIT the opening of schools that either — these are events written large in provinces, conversed with the accept or pretend to accept these.” emphasized that the new move was the history of the Catholic Church Bishops from 15 of these provinces, CATHOLIC CENTER RISING not intended to harm the film in­ the United States in 1936. and talked with 75 of the American dustry in any way. Washington, D. C.—The Rt. Rev. a most illuminating exposition of Rome, Manila Linked The (iatholic population of the Bishops in all. Msgr. Peter (juilday of the Cath­ the I'ise and development of .the Manila, P. I.— The Vatican will United States was put at 20,735,- The Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Nun Wins Rare Degree olic University of America, here, English Protestant tradition and be kept in touch with the 33rd In­ 189, a gain of 212,136 over the of its transmission to the Ameri­ Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to AT FORMER KLAN PALACE secretary of the American Cath­ ternational Eucharistic Congress, figure of 1935, in the Official Cath­ At Columbia University- can colonies. Nothing died—if it the United States, officiated at the olic Historical association, calls to be held here Feb. 3-7, by means olic Directory for 1936. The num­ attention to the fact that by a is really dead—more slowly and erection of the Archdiocese of Los New York.— Sister M. de Paul of a direct radio line between Ma­ ber of clergy was reported to be Angeles on Dec. 3, when the Most Atlanta, Ga. — (Special) — An grounds night after night while of the faculty of St. Joseph's col­ remarkable coincidence two Cath­ reluctantly in the new republic nila and Vatican City. 31,108, or an increase of 858. The olic students have recently pub­ than the 'No Popery spirit.” Rev. John J. Cantwell was for­ unexpected blow has been struck the kleagles and klaliffs and lege, Adrian, Mich., who recently lished doctoral dissertations, which, mally enthroned as Archbishop. at Georgia’s famous institution of kludds assembled in solemn kon- received the degree of Doctor of The second of the doctoral dis­ 15 years ago—the Ku Klux Klan. klave at the bidding of Simmons to Education from Columbia univer­ taken together, add appreciably to sertations is by the Rev. Dr. Condition Not Serious, Says Washington Report Appointment of Cardinal the history of the Catholic Church Dougherty, Archbishop of Phila­ The Catholic Church has taken strike terror to the hearts of the sity, here, is said to be the first Arthur J. Riley, at present an over the once awesome Imperial Klan’s imag:ined foes. woman in the United States to be in the 13 American colonies. assistant at St. Charles’ church, delphia, as Legate of His Holiness to the 33rd International Congress palace and the four acres of In January there will begin the so honored by that institution. The first thesis, by Sister M. Waltham, Mass. His work, en­ Sixteen men, to date, have won the Papal Legate Unable to be held at Manila Feb. 3 to 7, ground on which it sits, far out construction of an eight-grade Augustine (Ray) of Mundelein titled Catholicism in New England on the city’s famous Peachtree (Turn to Page 2 — Co lumn 7f degree. college, Chicago, entitled American 1937, was announced in Rome. to 1788, a volume of 479 pages, was road. Opinion of Roman Catholicism in written under the direction of Sept. 20, set as Mexican Semi­ the 18th Century, was written Monsignor Guilday, who is pro­ nary Sunday, saw the taking up of Half of the lower floor of the Study of Roman Doctrine Brings Decision under the direction of Prof. fessor of American Church his­ T 0 Attend Consecration collections for a fund with which old Imperial palace has been con­ Evarts B. Greene of Columbia tory at the Catholic university. to establish in the United States verted into a chapel, which already university, New York, who con­ The volume forms the initial study St. Joseph, Mo.—The consecra­ which was to be held in St. Jos­ a seminary for the training of Mex­ has been established as the parish tributes a foreword to the volume. for a new history of the Archdio­ tion of the Most Rev. Charles F. eph’s Cathedral Sunday, Dec. 20, ican priests. seat of the Church of Christ the Anglican Clergyman Dr. Greene writes: cese of Boston. After giving an Buddy as first Bishop of the newly- the day preceding the consecration, In addition to participating in King. Two priests are occupying “ That most Americans of our introductory treatment of the uni­ erected Diocese of San Diego was was canceled. numerous ecclesiastical ceremonies other rooms in the old building as colonial era, who were religious at form Protestant mind in colonial held Dec. 21. Because of illness, Archbishop Cicognani, who has and celebrations in various parts their home until active construc­ all, were definitely — not to say New England, Dr. Riley deals with the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni been ill of pneumonia in George­ of the country. Archbishop Cicog­ tion can start in Januai-y. Enters Catholicism aggressively — Protestant is well the attitude of that mind toward Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to town university hospital, Washing­ nani, the Apostolic Delegate, de­ A Catholic cross surmounts the known. What is not so generally the Catholic rule of faith, the op­ the United States, was unable to ton, is doing very well, it was an­ livered several ringing ijiessages to roof of the old building, which was London, Ont.—The Catholic Rec­ sistant. As an adherent of the realized is the extent and in­ position of the colonial Protestant make the trip here. The Most Rev. nounced early in the week. Dr. the Catholics in the United States. once the hallowed shrine of Wil­ tensity of anti-Catholic feeling.” to Catholic worship, and the hos­ C. Hubert LeBlond, Bishop of St. John R. Cavanaugh and Dr. Mario Pope Pius warmly commended liam Joseph Simmons, the insur­ ord here carries a dispatch from Anglo-Catholic party he took a keen interest in the claims and Sister M. Augustine in 444 pages tility of that mind to Catholic his­ Joseph, was the consecrator. Mollari, physicians in attendance the various activities of the N. C. ance collector who was crowned North Bay, Ontario, reporting that practices of the Catholic Church. has given for the first time a tory and to the Catholic priest­ The co-consecrators were the upon the Apostolic Delegate, gave' W. C., especially in the field of imperial wizard when the klan the Rev. Mr. Ralph Sturgeon, until thoroughly documented and com­ hood. A complete analysis of the Most Rev. Gerald T. Bergen, Bishop assurance that His Excellency’s Catholic Action and the press, at flourished in 1920. Flaming crosses recently assistant minister of St. “ Mr. Sturgeon is now at St. Augustine’s seminary, Toronto, prehensive account of this phase legal restrictions against Catholics of Des Moines, and the Most Rev. condition was not dangerous. an audience which he accorded used to burn on the spacious Bride’s Anglican church, has been continuing his study of Catholic of our colonial beginnings.. . . It is and a study of the probable pres­ Francis J. Monaghan, Coadjutor received into the Catholic Church doctrine and worshin.” ence of Catholics in New England Bishop of Ogdensburg. A recep­ and confirmed by the Most Rev. R. from 1620 then follow. tion in honor of the Papal Legate, Prefect Apostolic Anarchists Rule Madrid Government College Awards Medal H. Dignan, Bishop of Sault Ste. Released - To Newspaper Editor Marie. It is said that the Rev. Mr. Natives Welcome St. Bernard Mission Sturgeon’s reception .took place GEHERAL WAR IH EUROPE after an extended period of study Allegany, N. Y. — Patrick F. and instruction for the step, which Scanlan, managing editor of the he had considered for several Brooklyn Tablet, has been selected ‘MONKS OF SNOW SAFE years. to receive the medal for Catholic SOUGHT BY eOMMURISTS Action which is awarded by St. “ The son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bpnaventure’s college here. The Sturgeon of North Bay,” says the Record, “ the former Anglican was college characterize the distin­ IN HIMALAYA HOSPICE Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Bor­ 30 years. He is a widower. The educated for the ministry at Bish­ guished Brooklyn editor as “ a rec­ der.— (Special)—The Spanish gov­ marriage was ^childless; therefore, op’s college, Lennoxville, Que, ognized leader among the Catholic ernment’s lone hope for victory lies he has no family. He was not After his ordination in 1932 by the journalists in this country” and Aosta, Italy.— (Special)— ^Fears snowbound ridges of the western in European war, uncensored re­ Rt. Rev. Roxborough Smith, Angli­ one who.se “ consistent and fearless molested. He was not cast into for the safety of the expedition section of the Himalayas, have ports from Madrid said. These can Bishop of Algoma, Mr. Stur­ defense of truth, justice, and mor­ prison. No prison has been fired of the famous hospice situated on been allayed with receipt of news dispatches said the Madrid-Valen- in Valladolid. The evangelical geon was gpven charge of various ality has won for him a prominent Grand St. Bernard ridge, which about the expedition by the head cia government, unable to control missions in his native diocese be­ place in the field of Catholic chapel (a hired house) is still was engaged in erecting a similar hospice on the Grand St. Bernard, the anarchistic elements within its (Turn to Page 2 — Column 6) fore coming to St. Bride’s as as- Action.” institution on the perpetually in the Valais canton, Switzerland. defense, now knows its cause is The mission of the monks of the hopeless unless there is a general Grand St. Bernard is to rescue un­ conflagration. Chamber Rejects Atheistic Proposal New York Doctor Urges Long-Range View fortunate climbers wlm are caught Only the most unlimited conces­ in snowstorms or fall on glaciers sions to power-hungry syndicalists while attempting to cross the dan­ have staved off an explosion with­ Worship Resumed in Sterilization Would gerous pass between Italy and in the government Popular Front. Switzerland. This mission is car­ And the government is impotent ried out with the invaluable help to contfol the anarchistic elements See oS Tepic, Mexico of sturdy dogs, especially trained. within the National Workers’ fed­ Eliminate Geniuses eration. * The expedition, sent by the head Mexico Ctiy.— Religious sepices the resumption of worship in Nay­ New York. — Sterlization and minds and would result in a world hospice to the Himalayas three STATEMENT DISPROVED have been resumed in the Diocese arit. sterilization laws were scored here populated largely by Babbitts.” years ago, comprised two monks, London. — This statement has of Tepic, state of Nayarit. The Meanwhile, the chamber of dep­ Fathers Coquoz and Melly, a num­ uties has shown respect for the by Dr. Foster Kennedy, interna­ The Nazi Germans have passed been repeated many times: “ The Most Rev. Anastasio Hurtado, laws for sterilizing persons suffer­ ber of lay gpiides and helpers, and evangical pastor in Valladolid was, Bishop of Tepic, and 19 priests federal constitution by rejecting tionally known authority on ner­ ing from these types of mental dis­ a dozen of the celebrated St. Ber­ with his family, cast into prison in have been registered and author­ an unprecedented proposal made vous and mental diseases. Speaking turbance, he said, but he added, nard dogs. The Rt. Rev. Migr. Killian the first days of the occupation. It ized to officiate in Nayarit. In­ by Deputy Marcos Jimenez Lopez. a ^ symposium held at the division “ they are going beyond the facts.” All the members of the expedi­ Flynn, O.M.Cap., of Cork, who ha* is reported that the prison was cluded in this number are two He asked 4he amendment of article of psychiatry, New York city de­ By eliminating the brilliant minds tion and all the dogs are safe and ju(t been initalled as Prefect deliberately fired and the inmates priests of the Archdiocese of Gua­ 128 of the constitution so as to Pale aild emaciated from the ef» partment of hospitals, at Bellevue in sterilization, he said, “ we may in good health, despite the many Apostolic of the new Prefecture burned to death.” dalajara, the pastors of La Yesca require public officials and funC' feet* of hi* nine month*’ captivity, hospital. Dr. Kennedy declared improve the average happiness for hardships connected with their par­ of Victoria Falls, in Northern The Universe, after inquiries in and Amatlan de Cans. tionaries to declare that they pro­ the Rev. J. Clarence Bums, M.M., that the enactment of laws requir­ the next 100 years, but we would ticular mission. Rhodesia, where the Capuchin Valladolid, secured the following Religious services have been fess no religious faith. In reject­ of Toledo i* *hown following hi* ing those suffering from dementia undoubtedly slow down progress The expedition had started the Franciscan Fathers are engaged in facts: held in the churches as an act of ing the proposal the chamber held reicue from the hands of Chinese praecox and manic depressive for the next 1,000 year.s.” “ We erection of a hospice on Mount Si- missionary work. Monsignor Flynn There is only one evangelical thanksgiving and the people have that it would be a violation of re brigands, upon his return to the types of ihsanity “ would eliminate should therefore take a bng-range La, a pass more than 12,000 feet left Ireland three years ago for pastof in Valladolid. His name is congratulated their Bishop for his llgious liberty as established by mission post at T ’unghua, in Man- some of the world’s most brilliant view of the problem,” he added. (Turn to Page S — Column 6) South Africa. Frederic Gray. He has been there prudent gestures which have led to article 24 of the constitution. chttkno. ?AGB TWO THE REGISTER Sunday, Becember 27, 1936 CATHOLIC CHURCH IH Qiiircli Progress Sisters Trained in Medicine ' looks of Snow’ REVIVAL OF CHURCH ART U. S. ACTIVE IH 1936 Is Seen Despite Carry on Work URGED BY NON-CATHOLIC (Continved From Page One) employed in the common schools of (Continued From Page One) ence. Following this, the N. C. W. that state. In Iowa, a ruling by nature. Bigotry, greed, ignorance, C, Administrative board issued a the attorney general decided that and indifference; war, revolution, Wide Persecution In Himalayas riot, and rebellion have annihilat­ only the pathos o f what has statement calling on all believers parochial school children have in religion to fight the evils of equal right with the pupils of ed the greater part o f the beauti­ passed, but the promise o f what ful things man has made for the might come again. Through thosa Communism and despotism. public schools to bus transporta­ (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) A profound loss to the Church tion provided by public authorities. high, for the relief of the thou­ love of God and for tha joy of vestiges of created and creativa was the death of the Rt. Rev. Msgr, of churches and the slaughter of labor with mind and hand. beauty, we could see something The Keely-McCreery amendment priests and religious in Spain hor­ sands o f pilgrims who cross that John J. Burke, C.S.P., Oct. 30. more o l the soul o f the Church.” to the New York educational law rifying the whole world. The re­ ridge annually to visit the famous “ Something still remained of all Monsignor Burke had been general making public bus transportation Tibet convents. Ill luck befell work this glory that showed that man Mr, Cram advocates that every lentless proscription of the Church Catholic college and university secretary of the N.C,W.C. from its available to parochial as well as and its activities continued in Ger­ of the expedition, for the edifice, was indeed made in the image of inception and, only a few weeks public school pupils was sighed by already built in part, was engulfed God, and we have gone, year after ^onld provide courses In religious many, while, despite numerous re­ art, historical, theoretical, and before his passing. Pope Pius XI Governor Herbert Lehman in May. ports of its improvement, the plight in a big avalanche and destroyed. year, to take heart from what little bad raised him to the rank of City Counselor Wayman of St. Undaunted, Fathers Goquoz and has been left ns in Byzantium, practical. He says that the of the Church in Mexico was Church in America has been the Domestic Prelate in recognition of Louis ruled in September that worsened, if anything, in the course Melly and ■their helpers early last his services. The Very Rev. Msgr. parochial school students have the summer started the construction of leader in “ aesthetic redemption” of 1936. in modem days. He urges a con­ Michael J. Ready is his successor. same right to the services of the The close of the year saw 66 another hospice at La-Tza pass, Old Klan Palace Newly named members of the municipal department of health as which is about 400 y a ^ lower tinuance of the liturgical renais­ Cardinals in the Sacred College— sance in this country. Episcopacy are the Most Rev, Jos- have the children Attending public a total four short of its comple­ than the other crossing. The work eph M. Gilmore, Bishop of Helena; schools. ment. had to be suspended when winter the Most Rev. William L. Adrian, There were 669 Catholic hos­ Two new Cardinals were created set in. Held by Catholics Six Greek Rite Priests Bishop of Nashville; the Most Rev. pitals in the United States at the and proclaimed in 1936. Thev are This did not mean a penjod of Are Excommunicated R. T. Guilfoyle, Bishop of Altoona; peginning o f 1936, an increase of Cardinal Mercati and Cardinal Tis- lethargy for the expedition. Its (Continued From Page One) Bridgeport, Con^i.— The Most the Most Rev. Charles F. Buddy, ten over 1935. serant, prefect and pro-prefect of membeA descended down the val­ parochial school, and, when that Rev. Maurice F. McAuIiffe, Bishop Bishop of the newly-erected Dio­ the Vatican libraryj who were ele­ ley in the large fertile plateau of Major Catholic celebrations, cul­ IS completed, the old palace will be of Hartford, notified Catholic pas­ cese of San Diego: the Most Rev. vated in June. Siao-Weisi, where they started sev­ minating in a great Pontifical Mil­ converted into a nuns’ home, hous­ tors of the city Dec. 17 that Pope Francis J, Monagnan, Coadjutor Ppur members of the Sacred Col- eral agricultural experiments, es­ Bishop of Ogdensburg; the Most itary Field Mass at Dallas Oct 11, ing the teachers. Before the school Pius XI has excommunicated the attended the Texas Centennial ! lege died in the year. Cardinal Sin- pecially with cereals and vines. All has been completed, work will Rev. M. S. Garriga, Coadjutor ‘ cero, secretary of the Sacred Con­ the efforts of the “ monks of the Rev, Orestes P. Chomock, pastor Bishop of Corpus Christ!; the Most celebration. The tercentenary of start on a church building, a lofty, of St. John’s Greek Catholic the founding of Rhode Island and gregation for the Oriental Church, snow” — as the natives cstll them— imposing structure. The whole Rev. Hugh L. Lamb, Auxiliary church here since 1911, and five Providence Plantations was ob­ died Feb. 7; Cardinal Lenicier, 0. ThU photo of sittore, two of whom are dootore and the other* have been successful, particularly will be known as the Church of Bishop of Philadelphia. The Rt. other priests o f the Carpatho-Ru- served in 1936. S.M., prefect of the Sacred Congre­ medical and pro-medical ttadonU, %ras taken recently at the mother- with vines, which have sdelded 64 Christ the King. And many of Rev. Thomas Megan, S.V.D., is Pre­ gation of Religious, on May 20; varieties o f grapes. thenian Greek rite. The others are The Most Rev. J. Henry 'Tihen, hon*e of the Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries, in Brookland, Atlanta’s wealthiest families will the Rev. Irenus Dolby of Perth fect Apostolic of the newly cre­ Cardinal Binet, Archbishop of D. C. Dr. Anna Dengel, the foundress of the Community of Sisters who A peculiar feature o f the expedi­ be among the parishioners. ated prefecture of Hwaikingfu, Titular Bishop of Bosana and re­ Besancon, July 16, and Cardinal tion’s activities has been its free­ Amboy, N. J., and tho Rev. Stephen devote their live* to medical mission work in Indisi, may bo soon second “ It is all just a coincidence,” de­ Honan, China. Auxiliary Bishop tired Bishop o f Denver, observed Maurin, Archbishop of Lyons, Nov. dom from molestation by bandits Varvaly, the Rev, Constantine from the right. clares Father Joseph E. Moylan, William Finnemdn, 8.V.D., of his 75th birthday, the 50th anni­ 16. who infest those regions. Natives Auroroff, the Rev. Peter Mclehany, who has been sent from Savannah and the Rev. John Soroka, with Manila, former Illinois priest, was versary of his ordination and the Pope Pius named Cardinal La welcome the monks’ work. named Prefect Apostolic of Min­ 26th anniversary of his consecra­ to serve as pastor of the newly- Pennsylvania parishes. The spe­ Puma to the office of prefect of the 1 crested church. “ The Bishop had doro, P. I. tion in 1936. The Most Rev. Au­ Sacred Congregation of Religious; cific basis ^ven for the excom­ HUGE WAR IN EUROPE no idea that this property had gustine F. Schinner, Titular Bi^op Cardinal Massimi to be president munication is that recently these The Most Rev. Joseph C. Pla- IS COMMUNIST DESIRE once been the imperial headquar­ priests elected Father Chornock as gens, formerly Auxiliary Biidiop of Sala and retired Bishop of Spo­ of the Pontifical Commission for kane, observed the BOth anniver­ ters of the Ku KIux Klan. It was administrator of the Carpatho- of' Detroit, became Bishop of Mar­ the Codification of Canon Law for not until we had examined the title sary of his ordination. The Rt. the Oriental Church; Archbishop (Continued From Page One) Russian Greek Catholic Church in quette, The Most Rev. Gerald P. that we learned that the Ku KIux the United States, after breaking O’Hara, formerly Auxiliary Bishop Rev. Bernard H. Pennings, 0. Giuseppe Migone to be secret al­ open. Frederic Gray is still at 1Z5 Students Aided thers. Father Seeliger will in­ work. had once occupied the building.” off relations with the Most Rev. of Philadelphia, became Bishop of Praem., Abbot of St. Norbet’s ab­ moner, and Father Mariano Cordo- Madison, Wise.— One hundred spect the work being done b^ the The Bishop referred to is the Basil Takach of Homestead, Pa., Savannah. The Most Rev. George bey, West De Pere, Wise., observed vani, O.P., to the office of master and twenty-five students have been American Jesuits in Shanghai and the anniversary of his ordina­ DOCUMENTS SHOW 15,000 Most Rev. Gerald O’Hara, Ordi­ Bishop appointed by the Holy See. L. Leech, formerly Auxiliary Both of the Sacred Apostolic Palaces. assisted in the course of the past Nanking and consider plans for its RELIGIOUS KILLED nary of Savannah, of which dio­ Bishop McAuliffe’s notice says that Bishop of Harrisburg, was installed tion, and was awarded the purple year by the conference of the So­ further development. Paris.— Documents, consisting of cese Atlanta is a part. "His Holiness wills it to be known as Bishop of that see in January, biretta of a Bishop by the Pope. Pope Stresses Need ciety of St. Vincent de Paul es­ Clnb’s Social Policy Lauiied photographs and . reports of in­ by all that he cofldemns everj' The Most Rev. James £. Walsh, President Roosevelt sent a mes­ Of Prayer tablished at the University of Wis­ Fort Wayne, Ind.— The policy sage of felicitation on the occasion vestigations giving the name of Cardinal Installs New manifestation and every writing M. M., formerly Vicar Apostolic consin. It is the first conference of the Notre Dame club of Fort the victims, the data, and the place which supports the schismatic of Kongmoon, South China, be­ of the 100th anniversary of the The necessity of prayer was spe­ of the society at a public univer­ Wayne, which was adopted to gov­ of their execution, were introduced Bishop of Altoona, Pa. movement headed by Chomock.” establishment of the Ancient Order cially stressed by Pope Pius in the sity in the United States. came superior general of the Cath­ ern the group’s annual formal in the French chamber of deputies Altoona, Pa.— Present at the in­ The difficulties began with oppo­ of Hibernians on May 2. course of the year. In two impor­ Christmas ball Dec. 26, was ex­ olic Foreign Mission Society of Retreat League Ha* Jubilee to prove the charge that 15,000 stallation o f the Most Rev. Richard sition to the ruling of the H oly, America with headquarters at tant discourses he asserted that tolled by the Fort Wayne News- While birth control advocates never was prayer needed so much B ritton , Mass. — More than priests and religious have been Thomas Guilfoyle, third Bishop of See that in the future only celi­ Maryknoll. continued their unsuccessful ef­ 1,200 laymen participated in the Senthiel in an editorial. The so­ killed by the Reds in Spain. Altoona, were His Eminence, Den­ bates could be ordained or ad­ forts for legislation to relax the as if is today. In September, His cial began at 9 o’clock, instead of Holiness called for a crusade of observance of ^ e silver jubilee of The president of the council and nis Cardinal Dougherty, Arch- mitted to this country for priestly Maryknoll Co-Founder restrictions now existing on the 10 or 11, and closed promptly at prayer throughout the world, in S t Gabriel’s Retreat league. The the minister of foreign affairs, blshop-of Philadelphia, who was in work. dissemination of contraceptive in­ midnight. The club also requested Passes Away which the faithful were to pray league, of which Cardinal O’Con­ rejecting a suggestion of Com­ charge of the installation; the formation and devices, a commit­ patrons not to brjng liquor. The Most Rev. James A. Walsh, particularly for Spain. The Holy nell, Archbishop of Boston, is the munists, refused to intervene in Most Rev. John Mark Gannon, Medal Givea to Cardinal tee of the American Medical asso­ patron and founder, has more than Poet-Priest’s Statue Endorsed favor of the Reds and to author­ Bishop of Erie, who sang the Sol­ New York.— A medal was pre­ M.M., Titular Bishop of Siena and ciation, after extensive investiga­ Father spoke often and vigorously against the menace of Commun­ 3,000 members throughout New New Orleans, La. — Bishop ize them to purchase arms and emn Pontifical Mass; the Most Rev. sented to Cardinal Hayes, Arch­ superior general and co-founder of tion, declared that birth control ism. England. James Craig Morris of the Epis­ munitions in France. They were Hugh C. Boyle, Bishop of Pitts­ bishop of New York, by the Amer­ Maryknoll, died April 14. The “ propagandists” were to blame for Utilizing the formal and impres­ University Students Convert* copal Church in Louisiana has en­ uphold by a vote of 360 to 171. burgh; the Most Rev. George L. ican Irish Historical society to Most Rev, John J. McCort, Bishop an alarming drop in child bearing sive medium of an Encyclical let­ Champaign, 111.— Before a con­ dorsed the movement to erect a Leech, Bishop of Harrisburg; the commemorate fais honorary mem­ of Altoona, died April 21. The in educated families and charged' Most Rev. William Turner, Bishop ter, Vigilanti Cura — the only gregation -of 1,000 Catholic stu­ statue of Father Abram J. Ryan, Rare Yolame Is Found Most Rev, Moses E. Kiley, Bishbp bership o f almost 26 years. that these same “ propagandists” one issued in 1936— His Holiness dents that packed S t John’s church poet-priest of the South. of Trenton; the Most Rev. Thomas of Buffalo, died July 10. fail to aid the poor whose cause bestowed high praise on the cru­ at Sunday Mass, ten young men Sponsoring of Reds Boomerang In St. Louis U. Library H. McLaughlin, Auxiliary Bishop The determination to spread the they pretend to cnampion. DONTBB Confraternity of Christian Doc­ sade against immoral motion pic­ and women, students at the Uni­ Pittsburgh. — Protests from S t Louis, Mo.— A book valued of Newark. The Rt, Rev. Aroh- trine as widely as possible in the The Catholic Conference on In­ tures conducted under the leader­ versity of Illinois, made their sol­ Catholics following his joining in between $600 and $1,000 was abbot Alfred Koch, O.S.B., of St. CUT United States awHhe work of re­ dustrial Problems held seven meet­ ship of the American Hierarchy; emn profession of faith and were the sponsorship of a meeting at found in the St. Louis university Vincent’s archabbey, Latrobe, and ings— at Philadelphia, Washing­ UNTIL YOU TRY THIS vising the Catechism of the Third expressed a wish for its continu­ received into the Church by the which speakers from Spain as­ library by J. Manuel Espinosa, in­ the Rt. Rev. Abbot Stanislaus WONDERFUL TREATMENT Plenary Council of Baltimore were ton, Schenectady, Chicago, Cincin­ ance, and called upon the Bishops chaplain, the Rev. Dr. John A. sailed the Catholic Church and structor in history. The book, one Gmuca, O.S.B., of St. Andrew’s tor pUa aufferiaa. If you have ptlea lauded by Cardinal Serafini, Pre­ nati, San Francisco, and Rochester. of the entire world to take similar O’Brien. pleaded the cause of the Reds in of three in existence,' was pub­ abbey, Cleveland, 0 ., were also In any form wrlto for a FREE uuopte fect of the Sacred Congregation of These included six regional confer­ action. Catholic Club* Meet Jan. 18-17 the civil war in that country have lished in 1846 and is important as present. The Very Rev. Thomas of Paso’s Plla Tabitt* and yon irl]| ences and a special meeting on tho day that you r * ^ tixia the Council, in a letter addressed The Pope continued to manifest New York.— The New York resulted in Dr. B. J. Hovde’s with­ a source of information on the Plassman, O.F.M., gave the ser­ Writ* today, E. R. Faye Co., 347.B6 to the Most Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara, “ The Negro in Industry.” his abiding interest in the work of province of the Federation of Col­ drawing his name as a candidate early fur trade in S t Louis. mon. Pmt» BUt^ Marshall, Mick. Bishop of Great Falls and chair­ Catholic Action, gave fervent ex­ lege Catholic Clubs will hold its for appointment to the post of city man of the Episcopal committee Catholic Press Has hortations to the support and dili­ annual convention at the Waldorf- director o f public welfare. Dr. is said to be the first time a lim­ on the C. C. D. Signal Year gent use of the Catholic press, and Astoria hotel Jan. 16 to 17. Hovde is a University of Pitts­ ited train has been held for the Tno Catichetical congress In manifested his keen interest in Leprosarium Superior Advanced burgh professor. celebration of Mass. New York, conducted by the Bish­ The year was a signal one for Catholic activities in many other New Orleans, La.— Sister Cath­ CIie*en for Welfaro Board THE REGISTER the Catholic press in the United W ar Chapels to Be Dedicated ops’ committee, was a brilliant fields. erine Sullivan, superior for almost Paris. — Tne eight memorial New Orleans, La.— Charles I. States. Catholic publications gen­ Published Every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. success. More than 3,000 dele­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. 20 years o{ the Daughters of Char­ chapels and the eight battle monu­ Denechaud, a Knight of S t Greg- erally enjoyed steady, vigorous 934-938. Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 gates from all parts of the coun­ Breslin, vice rector of the North ity of St. Vincent de Paul stationed ments in eastern France, erected 01^ and legal adviser for the Arch­ try attended. One of the import­ growth; the Catholic Press asso­ American college in Rome since at the federal leprosarium at Car- by the American Battle Monu­ diocese of New Orleans, was an­ Prealdant— — _.._U oat Rer. Bithop Urban J. Vtbr, O.D., Oenatt Preiident-Eiaeritia- t ant d^elopments of the congress ciation of the United States ob­ 1925, relinquished that post to take ville. La., has been made assistant ments commission, are to be dedi­ nounced by Governor Richard W. Heat R* . Bishop J Henry Tihen, D.Dn Wlebita. Kaawa served its silver jubilee; the Cath­ Editor-ia-Chi*f_ — Rt. Rot. Mssr. Matthew Smith, Pb.D„ LL.D.. Jour.D was the formation of Catholic Bib­ up duties as a pastor in White to the major superior of the West­ cated in the coming year, which Leche as one o f the five members Msnayina Editor__ .. Hubert A. Smith, Joor D lical Association o f America de­ olic press of the United States Plains, N, Y. "iTie Rev. Allen J. ern province of the community, the will mark the 20th anniversary of of the recently-created Louisiana Asiociata Editors— HUlard F. Ercrett. Jour.D.; C. J. McNeUl, A .B , B J .i voted to the work, now under way, sent to the World Catholic Press Babcock was named his successor. motherhouse of which is at Nor­ the entry of the United States into State Welfare board. Rev, Walter Canavsn, H.A.; Rev, John Cavinayb, H.A. exposition held at the Vatican an of revising the language df the The close of 1936 saw the con­ mandy, Mo. the World war. DIOCESAN EDITIONS outstanding exhibit. flict still raging in Spain. Decem­ Douai-Rheims English New Testa­ La'i^ers’ Guild Being Formed Claretian Martyr* Paid Tribute CENTRAL CAUrORNLA REGISTER (Fraiao) ment. The National Council o f Cath­ ber brought the estimate by Red Chicago.— The foundation is be­ Los Angeles.— On a visit paid PILES Moat R«v. Biabop Philip G. Schar. U.O.. Preaidant. Rt. Rav. Michael SoUivan. Editor Cross authorities that fully 500,- SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) The 31st annual meeting o f the olic Women is now organized in 56 ing laid here for a Catholic law­ to the major seminary of the Clare­ Jen Bead as Tooraddrcff archdioceses and dioceses. Coun­ 000 persons had been killed in yers’ guild in which will be en­ yo a will fci by ret a ra Moat Rev Biabop Robert J. Armatront, O.D., Pretideat Catholic Church Extension society, tian Missionaries at Compton, BoaileaBWiroTB] ^ Rav. Patrick A. McHuyh, S.T.B.. Editor and Bu*in*ts Maassar cils were organized in the Archdio­ Spain since the beginning of the rolled judges, lawyers, and law wrapper) chlsll me■Bckace held at Chicago and attended by Calif., the Most Rev. Amleto Gio­ U Or, NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Ulandl conflict. It was added that only a Vao 55 members of the Hierarchy, cese of New Orleans and the Dio­ students to carry on the high vanni Cicognani, Apostolic Dele­ three-fold Absorpt'oa Most Rav. Bishop R V Bona. O.D., Praaident; Rev. Patrick McDaid (Na. Flatta). brought the announcement that the ceses of Lafayette and Amarillo in small fraction of these had been ideals of the law profession along TreatMat wUch !• M p- Editor: Bnainct* Dirtetor. Rev. Paul Wleae, Grand Island gate to the United States, paid tac tbeoeaadB who Bufier EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Fallr) 1936. The National Council of killed in the actual battles of the Catholic lines of thought and ac­ tba pBda BOfeaesB ol receipts o f the society in 1936 glowing tribute to the Claretian Itcllinf, bleedliu, pro- Moat Rev. Bishop Edwin V O’Hara. D.D., LL.O., Praaidaat returned to the $1,000,000 mark. Catholic Men, at the close of the civil war. Eleven Bishops have been tion. Leo J. Hasaennauer, chan­ martyrs in Spain. thidiM PUe». No kmfe, Bav. Bnyena Geryen, Editor and Budntas Manager reported slain and hundreds of re­ aoOpMO. pain, no doctor's bHl«. The Most Rev. William D. O’Brien, fiscal year July 31, had 1,057 cellor of the new organization, said, If tatlBiied with benefits WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) ligious have been brutally mur­ Retreat Held for Jobless Moat Rav, Bishop Jaaqph M. GUmora, D.D., Praaidtat Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, was affiliations throughout the coun­ the group will form a center for Chicago.— ^For the second time Neehfed.tbea Bead asu. If i ^ . ^ p youriaoaay. try. dered. We tn»t yon for lair treatineat, write today. Bav Patrick Caaay, M.A.. Editor and Bueineas Manager appointed to his third term as smaller groups organized in the within a few months the Most Rev. DR. VAN VLKCK COM RANT, Dept.CE-12 NEVADA REGISTER (Rano) president o f the society. The “ Catholic Hour,” produced Great Churchmen Middle West. Bernard J. Sheil, Auxiliary Bishop daeks#f«i MIbIi. Host Rav. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, O.D.. J.C.L., O.Sc.Bist., Pres, and Editor The Rev. Thomas J. McDon­ Sunday Gospels Sermon Topic* SOUTHERN NSBRASEA REGISTER (Lincoln) by the National Council o f Cath­ of Chicago, provided all the ex- Moat Bav. Biibep Lonir B. Kncera, D-D„ President nell was named national director olic Men, was being broadcast by Die in Mexico Springfield, 111.— The Sunday Iienses of a spiritual retreat fo f 65 Rav. Mauriea Halmann, M.A. Joar, D.. Editor and Butineaa Manager of the Society for the Propagation 67 radio stations in 37 states and Mexico was deprived of two of Gospels are the topics of the week­ unemployed men. ’Two of the men WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) of the Faith to succeed the R t Rev. the District of Columbia. its greatest Churchmen through the ly homilies to be given by th< were ex-convicts. Host Rav. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President clergy in the current ecclesiastical Help Kidneys Rav. Predariek J. Schwarts. M.A.. Editor and Boiincas Manager Msgr. William Quinn, who retired Georgetown university joined deaths of Archbishop Francisco Memorial Poems in Anthology PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria. Illinois) because of ill health. with the National Geographic so­ Orozco y Jimenez of Guadalajara year, according to a letter issued Notre Dame, Ind.— "Two memo­ clean Out Poisonoua Acids Most Rav. Biahop J B. Schlaman. D.D.. Pb.D.. J.C.D.. President The annual report o f the Su­ ciety in an expedition which went Feb. 18 and of Archbishop Pascual to the clergy by the Most Rev. rial poems by Professor Norbert Rev. R. H. Ross, A.B., B J.. Editor and Business Manager James A. Griffin, Bishop of Spring- Your kidney* conUin 9 ailUon tiny SANTA FE RKGmTER (SanU Fa, New Mexico) perior council of the United States, to Soviet Russia to photograph the Diaz y Barreto, -S.J., Primate of Engels of the department of Eng­ tube* or Ctltcr* which may be endangered field in Illinois. Accompanying the Host Rev. Arehblabep Rudolph A Gerktn, D D., Praaidaat Society of St. Vincent de Paul, total eclipse of the sun on June Mexico, May 19. The Most Rev. lish at the University of Notre by oeglect or dmatie. irritating drugs Be Rev. Jose Garcia, Editor and Business Manager showed a total of $5,797,060.19 19. A discovery which may prove letter is a list of the topics for careful. If functional Kidney or bladder ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona. Pa.) Jose Garivi Rivaia succeeded Arch­ Dame appear in the newly-pub­ (Btorders make you suder from Gettins expended by that or^nization for of great value in the eventual bishop Orozco in the see of Guada­ each Sunday of the year and notes Most Rev. Bishop Richard T. Guilfoyle, D.D., President. lished Anthology of WiseoTuin Up Nights. Nerrousness, Los* of Bep. Rev. Thowias E Madden, Ph.D.. S.T.L.. Editor and Buslnaei Manager the relief of the needy over a 12- solution of the cancer problem was lajara. on the subject matter of the ser­ Leg Pains. Rheumatic Pains, Diuiness, mons. Poets, edited by Derleth and Lar­ . TEXAS PANHANDLE REGISTER (AmariUo) month period. announced in June by the Institu- New Prorince in Canada son. Circles Under Eyes. Neuralgia. Acidity, Mott Rev. Biabop Roliart B. Lucey, D.D.. President U. S. ProvincisJ Visit* China Burning, Smarting or Itching, don’t taka Beginning in February, the tum Divi Thomae o f Cincinnati, In Canada, the Holy See erected Student* to Rale Actiyities Rev. Thomas J. Drury, Editor and Business Hsnager Shanghai. — A recent arrival cbaocei. Get the doctor's guaranteed pre* LA CROSSE REGISTER ( U Crosse, Wise.) preparation and circulation of the a scientific -research school estab­ a new ecclesiastical province—that New York.— Student control of tcription. Cyst**, the most modem ad* here is the Very Rev. Francis See- Most' Rev. Bishop Alexander J McGaviek, D.D., President: Host Rev. Bishop classified lists of motion pictures lished by Ahchbishop McNicholas. of Moncton. It is composed of the all campus elections and socials vanced treatment for these trouble* William R. Griffin, Vice President liger, S.J., provincial of the Cali­ 119.000.00 depoaited with Bank of Amer­ issued for the National Legion of An American bom priest, the Archdiocese of Moncton and two has been invested in the student Rev. J. Francis Brady, Editor and Bostness Manager fornia province of the Jesuit Fa- ica, Loa Angties, California, guarantees The Denver Catholic Register Is also a part of this newspaper system. Decency were undertaken by the Most Rev. Bede Hess, O.M.C.. was suffragan sees—^the Diocese of council of Fordham university, ac­ that Cystex must bring new ritality in *8 New York Archdiocesan council, elected minister general of the Chatham and the Diocese of St. cording to the newly-created char­ hours and make you feel years younger Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), t l a year. Canada and South under the chairmanship of former Orders of Friars Minor Conven­ John, N. B. A new diocese, that of Holy Father’s Condition ter of student government just in one week or money back on return of America, tl.99. Foreign, 11.79. In bundle lots, one cent a copy if bought Governor Alfred E. Smith. empty package. Telephone your druggist regularly for sale or distribution. tual. Nelson, British Columbia, also was Regarded as Serious enacted and ratified by the Very for guaranteed Cystex (Sies-Tex) today. President Roosevelt, two Bish­ erected. Msgr, Corrigan New Vatican City.— Specialists or­ Rev. Robert I. Gannon, S.J., presi­ Entered as Saeond Claas Matter at Pest Office, Denver, Coiomde. ops, two governors, several Mon­ After nine years of service as the dered- absolute quiet for Pope Pius dent of Fordham. Catholic U, Rector signori, the Italian ambassador to Apostolic Delegate to Canada and XI Dec. 21 if the Holy Father is Stroamlinor Stop* for Mas* The Register has the largest circulation of any paper in tha English Isngoagv Newfoundland, Archbishop Andrea Missionary Brothers The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph *M. the United States, and numerous to Hve. Well-informed circles said Chicago. — The streamliner, devoted te religiou* news. ^ 9 ^ Cassulo left Aug. 15 to become NavitiaU of tho Lay Brother* Corrigan, ntfted educator and rec­ other officials of Church and State the Pontiff’s physician and a spe­ “City of Denver,” crack Chicagot^ Nuncio to Rumania. Tha Hlstionaries of th* Sacred Heart took part in the dedication of the cialist, called in for an urgent con­ and Northwestern-Union Pacific tor of the Theological Seminary The Holy Father named Arch- welcome candidates in good etanding of St. Charles Borromeo, Over­ $2,600,000 memorial to three sultation, had laid down rigorous train between Chicago and Den­ for missionary work at horn* and bishoD Hinsley president of the Na­ brook, Philadelphia, was named heroes of the Revolutionary war rules to aid his weakened condi­ ver, was held 27 minutes at Clin­ abroad. tional Board of Catholic Action of For particulars, apply ta rector of the Catholic University at Vincennes, Ind., June 14. The tion, brought on by the ills of old ton, la., to permit the members monuments honored George Rog­ England and Wales. Organization FATHER JOHN DICK^ MA.C. 5% to 7% Interest o f America, Washington, D. C. of the Notre Dame,footbaU team 719 Bataxia At*. Ganeva, lUinoi* of Catholic Action plans was an­ age and complicated by a high Installation ceremonies were held ers Clark, Father Pierre Gibanlt, fever and possibly influenza. to attend M a^ on tne train. This Nov. 18. The Rt. Rev. Msgiy Pat­ and Francis Vigo. nounced by Archbish^ Hinsley in November and the Hierarchy of INVEST FOR rick J. McCormick was named vice Richard Reid, Georgia lawyer, Hawaiian islands, when his body rector of the Catholic university. editor and educator, nationally England and Wales issued a joint was taken back to his native Bel­ pastoral on this subject for Ad­ A total of 2,605,600 students known for his work as editor of gium for permanent, burial early VINCENTIAN BROTHERS vent. are enlled to a beautiful and lofty Toeatlon, eo-sparatinc with the prieets Lifetime and Eternity were estimated to have enrolled in the Bulletin of the Catholic Lay­ this summer. men’s association of Georgia, was Gilbert Keith Chesterton, paid in the work of the miteion, both at home and abroad. They reap an abundant Catholic educational institutions in Russia’s new constitution led harrest of soul* in tha leiTic* of the Matter. g Through th* September. awarded the Laetare medal for public tribute as “ not only one of many to claim that the Soviet the most gifted but also one of supremeup: court o _ f ____ North 1936 by Notre Dame university. repme was granting freedom of YOUNG MEN Villanova college awarded its Men­ the most beloved men of his time,” - Ii Dakota ruled that Catholic sisters religion. In fact, the institution feeling themkel.ee called to eerve God in the religioue state are requested who meet the professional qualifi­ del medal to the Rev. Dr^ Julias A. died June 14. grants only “freedom to perfonn to write ua We siture yon a prompt and sineera respoasa. Especially wd> A new Papal Nuncio — Arch­ come are thoie who are tkilled in any trade. S. V . D . Annuity Plan cations for the position may be Nieuwland, C.S.C., professor of religious Htes,” and specially for­ chemistry at the University of bishop Valerio Valeri — went to bids religion in education and does Far particulars writ* to (SOCIETY OF THE DIVINE WORD) Notre Dame, who died suddenly Paris in the summer, sueceeding REVEREND FATHER SUPERKHt, 3 Jubilarians Named not grant the right to propagate You will be rememborod daily'in Mass** now and aftor yonr Jifne 11. Cardinal Maglione, whose elevation religion. St. Mary’s Saaalaary Parryvilla, Mleaaurf Cardinals by Pius X The secret oath of the “ Black to the Sacr^ College took place The year saw a Pontifical Legate deatlk Help God’* can** I Writ* for information to Vatican City.— The three prel­ legion ” a hand whose depreda­ in December, 1935. go to darkest Africa for the first ates who recently celebrated their tions shocked the nation last sum­ It was estimated in November j time in history, when Cardinal Ver- that signatures to the request for WE WILL PAY YOU silver jubilees as Cardinals—Car­ mer, shows that that organization dier. Archbishop of Paris, repre­ Rev. Father Ralph, Box 6, Techny, HI. dinal Granito Pignatelli di Bel­ directed its activities arainst Cath­ the speedy beatification of Guy de sented the Pope at the dedication FROM 5% TO 9% monte, aean of ttie Sacred Col­ olics, Jews, and members of the Fontnlland, the saintly 12-year- of the new Cathedral at Dakar, in Ple«s« Send Me Information About the S. V. D. old boy who died in 1925, had lege; Cardinal Bisleti, prefect of Colored race. A Catlmlic WPA extreme western Africa in Senegal. FOR LIFE Annuity PUn Uie Sacred Congre$:ation of Semi­ worker was killed by “ Black Le­ reached a total of 2,269,236. ’The Inter-American Conference bn anv Amount yon give ns to support our work naries, and Cardinal O’Connell, gion” members. Leper Apostle for the Maintenance of Peace rt for the Preservation of the Faith. HOLY Archbishop o f Boston— are the Damage to Catholic Church Buenos Aires, Argentina, heard j S S T TOINTTY u Fe INCOME ANNUITY BONDS N«m* survivors o*f 18 Cardinals created property estimated in the hundreds Paid Great Tribute President Roosevelt proclaim the are safe and sound. Write today, stating your by Pope Pius X in the consistory of ^ousands of dollars was caused age and the amount of money you have available for God’s work. Honors such as few Belgians necessity for faith in God and as­ Addras* o f 1911, and are the only living by flood waters in the eastern and have ever received were paid the sert that “ periodic attempts to deny MISSIONARY SERVANTS OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY Cardinals elevated to the Sacred central portions of the United remains of Father Damien, Apostle God have always come and will al­ V. Rev. Eafcae J. Breaaaa, M. S. SS. T., Holy Trinity, Alaba Cells«e by that Pontiff. States lart spring. of the leper colony at Molokai, ways come to naught.” T iiiPiP

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**STRANGB BUT T R U ^ By M, y. Murray ASK AND LEARN THE BOOK A relblbisliop W as Addm s P. O. Box 1497, Deaxor, Colo. [REGISTER^ ► i The Sim Telegraph of Pitte- can be classed under charity and Slain In C hiarch' burgh Nov. 1 carried an article piety. “ Children owe their parents about the Flagellants of the Mid­ a speciel internal and external JOB THE MAN SPEAKS WITH dle Ages, in which it was charged love. Those children sin gravtly they were a product of the Church. GOD. By Peter Lippert, S.J. St. Thomas a Becket Murdered in Cold Blood who hate their parents or wish Tr. by Georg* N. Shatter. New TFfcof if known, at historical fact, them serious evil, or who treat York. Loagmana. Pp. 224, $2.50. about them? them with great unkindness or For Refusal to “ Sell Out’^ to • The Flagellants vrere a fanatical neglect, or bring them gfeat sor­ W « who ere Cathcdict aet only and heretical sect that flourished row or worry, or who never visit boliovo tb* te n * roligioat truths Greedy English King in Europe in the 13th and suc­ or write to them. i It is a serious and roToronc* God with Ibo seme ceeding centuries. The members sin to have 'contempt for one’s Holy Sacrifioo and common devo­ (The Liturgy, Week of Dee. 27 to your plans for the Church,” he march^ in processions a n d parents, or to show them serious tions, wo alto tb|nk and fool the Jan. 2, 1937) said; “ you will assert claims that scourged themselves for their sins dishonor in words (e.g., by in­ tame way abeat meat ef tha tbingc 'AVL H. ScHWANKL) I, if I were Archbishop, must needs and the sins of the world. “ Be­ jurious or mocking names), in of tbit lito and of the next. Hence Dec. 2T—St. Joha, Apes-, oppose.” Henry, however, had his tie aa4 Eeangeliet (ilauWe, ZbO cause of excesses, they were sup­ signs (e.g., by laughing at them, the Catbelie who will be perfectly class). way, and Thomas, at the instance pressed by the Pope, but reap­ mimicking them), in deeds (e.g., at home whether attending Matt M»n6ay, Dec. 38—Holy Isne- of Cardinal Henry of Pisa, who peared in 1349, after the devasta­ by striking them, speaking against in Amarica or Germany will ha eerits, Martyrs (double. 2nd class). urged Thomas to go through with equally at home whether reading Tnesdsy, Dec. SO—St. Tbomss a tion of Europe by the black plague. them), in omission, (e.g., by re­ Becket, Bishop and Martyr (donb-'a). the consecration as a service to . . . The leaders cast doubts on fusing' to acknowledge them or the Catholic theughU of an Amer­ Wednesday, Dec. 30—41ass for the religion, yielded in spite of mis­ the necessity and desirability of show them the usual marks of ican Catholic or of a German Cath­ Octave of the Nativity of Our Lord givings. He was ordained priest the sacraments and pretend^ to olic. Although individuhit of dif­ (soBti-doub'o). on Satnrday, and consecrated courtesy). It is not disrespect, Tburaday, Dec. 31—St. Sylvaatar absolve one another, to cast out however, for a child to dislike or ferent nations are divided by many I, Pim and Confessor (double). Bishop on Sunday, June 3, 1162. evil spirits, and to work miracles. protest against evils done by his things, by lines c f national boun­ Fridsy, Jan. 1—Cb-nimclsion of There followed a great change They were condemned by the Pope parents. The assistance owed to dary, by national castomt and oul- Ov Lend and Octavo a( Iho Nativity in Thomas’ way of life. Whereas in letters sent to the Bishops of turat, by ^ffereneet of lan-uage, o( Our Lard -(doub'o, 2nd class). parents is both spiritual and cor­ Holy dvy cf ebllsatioa. Use of flesh the saint had in earlier years France, Germany, Poland, Sweden, poral, and children sin when they I t •« A OunouA they need not be divided in an atti­ meat allowed. practiced secret austerities, he now and England, and their numbers neglect the religious welfare of ■kh«t iKe popuUr q ift tude towards^ God and the things Saturday, Jan. 8—Octave of St. gave himself publicly to fastings, Stephan, ProtoiaartyT (simple). gradually diminished. . . . Their their parents (e.g., by not respect­ otd u CX^PH^HACtC m» to childrot m ef Ged, and towards tha world and vigils, and penances, such as hair practices were later revived as a fully admonishing them when the the things ef the world. In these CKn'stmAS'timc w iHc shirts and long periods of prayer. means of orthodox public penance, parents do not lead a good life, by things,'all Catholics find a com­ Sainf Was Once A few mopths after his consecra­ flagellant processions being en­ not obtaining for them the sacra­ bu ih€ d P CulC^ft N&Oid&A mon ground. In the truly im­ tion, he went barefoot to receive couraged by the Jesuits in Aus­ ments, prayers, and suffrages they 5 f Oineonb d * 1 ^ 1 Ait* portant things, German thought is Kina*8 Chancellor 'A SHAKi OF MARZiPAH ana the envoy who brought him the tria, the Netherlands, the East need), or deny them bodily aid EtHL£H&xfa American thought because it is _ S t t'hoinas a Becket is to Enq- pallium from Rome. The contrast Indies, and South America. These, (e-g., by refusing them help or 5 AIMONOS/ CuShotn Catholic thenghi. Yet, because lish-spsaking people probably the with his previous love of pomp ON m i Site o r t m t M A SU ^ fff A d beet-known martvr. His great however, were under ecclesiastical comfort when ttiey are poor, per­ 6 a e k f m t v f yttuir. another man’s thought, if well and and splendor was a source of won­ authority and are not to be con­ secuted, or suffering)” (Callan- 7He/hWQCSNtS CHfDsmn cHAmy sincerely expressed, can always be defense of the faith was recently SNCoouAi THi ttOM iUSt Ano rw odMAH derment to everyone. He even re­ fused with the heretical outbursts McHugh Mor. Theo., vol 2, page stimulating, the thoughts of a made the subject of a beautiful signed hid chancellorshin, much to of the Middle Ages” (The New 614; Comp. Theo, Mor. Sabetti- ChurcK man of a foreign land can contain plav, Murder in the Cathedral, the King’s chagrin. Henry be­ CathoHe Dictionary, page 869). Barrett, page 252). Children must an additional element of interest written by the English dramatist, came openly displeased when T. E. Eliot show obedience to their parents ift SMCTA CLAUS ru U d and effectiveness. Catholic Amer- Thomas would not voluntarily Where may I secure information all things licit and honest pertain­ O h a CKurch o f sa m t encHOLAs ah leans can he broadened by the The date of St. Thomas’ birth is surrender certain ecclesiastical regarding Father Damien, the ing to their education, while they A4iA i« d MOOCAM STRUCTURE on thought of German or EngUsh or uncertain. He was born probably nreferments, and the King’s feel­ leper martyr of Molokai? are under their care. In those Chinese Catholics. in the year 1118, in London. His •X 'Hw ft'fceoT ing was one of unrestrained wrath The Congregation of the Sacred things which pertain to the elec­ If that is so, the labor of the parents were Normans and had when Thomas set about to reclaim Hearts, Fairhaven, Mass., can tion of a state in life, children are ^ ‘X buiUU^ translator is a very Catholic and settled in England some years alienated estates belonging to his supply such information as has independent, and parents would apostolic work. It is he, who by earlier. His father and mother see. been published. The Rev. Paul gravely sin if they directly or ‘ see o f ©SHOO his magical powers, mediates be­ were not well-to-do, nor were they peasants. They gave their young It was Thomas’ turn to be in­ Vanhoutte, a member of this con­ Indirectly forced them to enter the SWHT NiCrtOIAS* tween ns and all ether Christian dignant when the King ordered gregation, is preparing the docu­ religious state, rather than the men, who adds to onr common son the best education they could, San ta CLAU5- his officials to assert jurisdiction ments to be introduced for Fa­ married, or vice versa. Parents bonds of faith and worship the however, and' he was brought into association with persons,of rank. over criminus clerks, who were ther Damien’s beatification. have a right to keep children out CCHUift/. further strand of a common Ordinarily under ecclesiastical di­ of morally dangerous occupations. o ^ M E )(t C O thought and a common sympathy He studied in Paris, and later became employed in secretarial rection. It was with Thomas a What obligation to restitution w i o 35T^ ' of mind and emotion. The Savior question of princinle, not of in­ has a man, wishing to join the What does the Church teach eon- who prayed that we all should be work. Because of his abilltv, he /it A S atK th tfe fftJS was invited to enter the service of tended leniency. Soon afterward, Church, who has amassed a size­ eeming the Children’s crusade? one must look down with kindly Henry attempted to force Thomas able fortune by means of theft and -AtMuEred snokA Theobald, Archbishop of Canter­ The Children’s crusade never benediction on hit work. to accept a set of articles designed swindles, and who now holds a Mr. Shuster has placed before bury, who came to regard his had the approbation of the Church. '^OUETZALCOHUAlV' young clerk very highly and to to weaken materially the position position of esteem in his commun­ an. OMCiOnt o f our Eng’ ish-seeing oyes the At the time of this crusade, 1212, entrust him with many delicate of the Church in England. Some ity? He is further troubled by thoughts^suid expressions of ono of of the Bishops consented, because his inability to estimate the amount Pope Innocept III was engrossed efferod children, tkfloet negotiations. After a while, the in crusades against the Albigenses Germany’s most popuUr Catholic Archbishop sent Thomas to study of the vagueness of the drafts, but secured, and cannot determine the writers. In effect the individual Thomas, though at first inclined vietims of his greed. in the south of France (1209), civil and cAnon law at Bologna and against the Almohades of reader is “ Job the Man.” He not and Auxerre. In 1154, Theobald to yield for the sake of harmony, A man in possession of wealth so much reads this book at speaks in the end remembered the Kinrs gained by thrft or other unjust i ordained Thomas deacon. TMoanc Ifnnws be la a nnaaeasnr *54 tackland_ of or prays it. Of tan onongh we have purpose and refused to compro­ means, who knows he is a possessor wanted ti^sit down and really talk At this time, young Henry II mise. in. bad faith, is bound to make a England. “ At the same time, MARY BECAME MOTHER came to the throne and appointed there occurred outbursts of mys­ things out with Our God—-our rev­ Excuses were easily found to just and adequate restitution. He erence, or difficulties, our sense Thomas as his chancellor, a very must restore, as fairly as can ,be tical emotion similar to those powerful position. The relation bring the Archbishop before the that had preceded the first cru­ of weakttCM and bewildermont be­ King’s court. On one occasion, determined, not only the justly fore His inscrutable Face and be­ that existed between Thomas and estimated amount stolen, but also sade. In 1212, a young shepherd OF (JOD, CHURCH INSISTS Henry was wonderfully close. Thomas was fined for contempt. of Vendome and a youth from fore onr many trying circum. One by one, his fines increased the natural and civil fruits (that stances. If we should attempt They rode together, hunted to­ is, indemnity for a harvest or Cologne gathered thousands of gether, and, indeed, behaved like until their amount nearly ruined ev mother brings forth a person. In angel was: “ How can this be done, such a talk unaided, we should crop, or legal interest from an in- children whom they proposed to (By R . John Cavanagh) two schoolboys. But they worked him. Other Bishops implored In the Nativity season we com­ the case of Christ, this Person because I know not man?” And most likely find ourselves very in­ lead to the conquest of Palestine. even harder together. Both had Thomas to yield to the King, but vestment), but he may keep such memorate the birth of Christ from brought forth was the Second Per­ the angel said to her: “ The Holy coherent and clumsy conversation­ profits as he gained by reason The movement spread through the prosperity of the kingdom Thomas solemnly warned them to son of the Blessed Trinity. Mary Ghost shall come upon thee, and alists. But with Father Lippert’s France and Italy. This 'Children’s the Virgin Mary. How a human deeply at heart. Thomas, who was mind their own business. As sen­ of his own ingenuity and industry. brought Him forth because He as­ the power of the Most High shall exceptionally fine book to guide He must make restitution, more­ crusade’ at length reached Brin­ being could become the Mother a few years older, may even have tence was about to be passed on the of God, no matter to what emi­ sumed human nature and she as a overshadow thee. And therexore onr tongues and marshal our over, for the profits lost and the disi, where merchants sold a num­ been the originator of many of the saintly Archbishop, he fled secret­ nence her sanctity could exalt mother brought Him forth in that also the Holy which shall be born thoughts, such a satisfying talk losses suffered by the individuals ber of the children as slaves to administrative policies that Hen­ ly to France, where he was cor­ her, has too frequently dis­ nature. In all strictness, a mother of thee sliaii be called the Soif of with God might easily be effected, he swindled if such resulted from the Moors, while nearly all the ry introduced, hut the two men dially received by Pope Alexander tracted the Incredulous. is the mother of the eerson she God” (Luke i. 31-35), Here was the swindling. rest died of hunger and exhaus­ much to our consolation.— John 1.. saw eye to eye in nearly all mat­ II. Thomas went to the Cisterdan The explanation of -ne term, bears. In Christ’s case, the Person announced Mary's Divine mother­ Uhl, S.J. abbey of Pontigny in Burgundy, When the person or persons to tion” (Cath. Ency., voL 4, page ters. In military operations, Thom­ 550). Mother of God, is quite simple. A borne by Mary is God. Therefore, hood, She who was to conceive in but had to leave this refuge with­ whom restitution Is due are her v/omb and give birth to the Son as took a leading part, and, ac­ Mary is the Mother o f God. THE SUNDAY MISSAL. By cording to chroniclers, wa^ able in a year to escape the vengeance entireljr unknown, the possessor in of'God must evidently become the Early in the fifth century, Nes- the Rev. F. X. Larance. New York. to unhorse many a French knight. of King Henry, who threatened bad faith is bound, at least from torius denied that Mary was the Mother of God. St. Elizabeth, en­ to break up the whole Cistercian customary law, to make restitu­ Benziger. Pp. 7G4. 2S cents. He never once, however, assumed Mother of God. To rout this lightened by the Holy Ghost, While continuing the supply of order if any of its monks con­ tion by giving to charity or to Church Alone Leads the licentious manners of an ordi­ heresy and confirm the faith of the greeted Mary with the words: Fatlier Lasance’s originol SUN­ nary soldier. His life was pure. tinued to harbor Thomas. religion, but he must first make people, the Third Ecumenical “ Whence is this -to me that the Negotiations among the Pope, every effort to determine the per­ DAY MISSAL, the publithers are Foul conduct, foul speech, lying, Men to Salvation Council of Ephesus, in the yeai mother of my Lord should come offering a new improved edition and unchastity were hateful to Henry, and Thomas dragged on sons injured. Regarding the man­ 431, solemnly defined: “ If any­ to me?” St. Paul says that “ God for several more years, but no ner of making restitution, there is for 1737. Many new features have him. one does not profess Emmanuel to sent His Son, made of a woman” been inelnded. The type has been solution was reached. In 1169, freedom of choice as to various (One of a New Series on the which are decreed by canon law, Thomas’ relations with Henry be true God, and therefore the (Gal. iv,,4; cf. Rom. i, 3). This made slightly larger and clearer. were not, however, destined to re­ when Henry and the King of modes of restitution. Thus, it may “ Catholic Catechism’’ of Car­ nor can they regain &eir share in Holy Virgin to be the Mother of belief was so firmly accepted as France were in conference at be made publiely or secretly, di­ them until they have ceased to be In the ordinary of the Mass, the main perfect Thomas was aware dinal Gasparri) God . , , . for she gave birth to Divinely revealed that the Council ritual directians have been set off Montmirail, Thomas threw him­ rectly or through an intermediary,, recalcitrant and have been ab­ of Henry’s avarice, and had tried Since the Catholic Church alone the Word of God made flesh, as it of Ephesus merely re-empdiasised from the prayers in red ink. Bat self at Henry’s feet and implored positively (by payment) or nega­ to curb it many times. When was instituted by Christ to lead all solved from this grave penalty. is written: ‘The Word was made the prevalent doctrine, end excom­ the King not to inflict upon th* tively (by cancellation of a debt). the greatest addition is that of a Archbishop Theobald died in 1161, men to eternal salvation, and, for An unbaptized person is, simply flesh’— let him be anathema!” municated the Nestorian heretics study plan by the Rev. W . R. Church his obnoxious plans, but It may even be made without the speauing, outs.de tne Churcu, al­ and Henry mentioned Thomas as that end, has received from Him This does not mean that the who denied it. Kelly, Ph.D. This plan is meant the next Archbishop, the chancel­ Henry repulsed t h e prostrate knowledge and intention of the her doctrine, her means of grace, though he may, by God’s grace, be Blessed Virgin begot the Divine In the first three centuries of saint. At last, in 1170, a sort of parties. to introduce the user to a clear lor drew back in alarm. “ I know and her commission to teach and able through charity to belong to nature of Christ, but that she be­ the Church, the Fathers were con­ understanding of the intricacies of recondliation was effected, where­ Only two causes can excuse a govern, it necessarily follows that “ the soul of the Church.” But a got as man the Person who is God stantly inveighing against the the Missal in six co-ordinated ex­ of the many Catholic* who are by 'Thomas was to return to Eng­ person from restitution tem­ baptized person belongs to the everyone who realizes her to be the and man. Mary is God's mother be- Gnostics, and frequently asserted ercises. The almost nominal price learning to participate in the Holy land, and a coundl was to be held porarily, viz., physical and moral “ mystical body of Christ,” which that Christ was God and man. to dedde the controversy. impossibility. Physical impossi­ True Church is obliged, under pain .canse she conceived and generated of 25 cents for so large a boek Sacrifice in a eloaer and mere inti­ is the Church, and such union is the Person of the Word made flesh. Hence, they deduced that Mary, The Archbishop’s landing waa bility exists when the debtor has of eternal damnation, to become a would seem to held an indication mate degree. member of that same Church, to perpetual, as indicated by the in­ It would not be less foolish to call His mother, conceived the man- reedved with a great demonstra­ not the means to pay and cannot believe her doctrine, to use her delible character of Baptism. our mothers the aq^ors only of God, and, therefore, equivalently tion of popular enthusiasm. But secure them, v.g., if he is in bank­ Hence, a baptized person always, our bodies, because the soul is the old sore was almost immediate­ ruptcy. Moral impossibility exists means of grace (i. e., the sacra­ taught the Divine maternity. S t ments), and to submit to her au­ in some sense, belongs to the directly created by God, than to Ignatius says Christ was from God MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED ly reopened when opposition arose when the debtor has the means, but Church, even though he cut him­ allege that the Blessed Virgin is to Thomas’ sentence of excommuni­ cannot pay immediately without thority. This is not arrogant pre­ and from Mary, that God was nnr» self off from the Church by sever­ the mother of only the human na­ tured by Mary. Irenaeus ■writes cation of two Bishops. Four French incurring a loss of a higher order, sumption but is based on the dec­ Fell«w<*0 i* e U*t at nation rietorc* ravitwed and olaMiStd by tka MatSenol ing the bond of union through ture of Christ, because the Divine that Jesus, born of Mary, was at eoancU of the Leiion ef Decency tbroagb iti Neo^York headadarteri s knights demanded of Thomas the v.g., loss of reputation; or without laration of Christ Himself: “ If he apostesy, heresy, or schism, or by nature was etemally begotten of the same time the Son of God.' Claaa A—Soctien I— UnabJectloMbl* *l*r (leneral Fatrenag* absolution of the Bishops, but suffering a greater loss in his own will nof hear the Church, let him being deprived of all the rights of God the Father. We do not say, Origen calls Mary the Mother of Adventare in Manhattan. Glory Trail. Pilot X. Thomas would not comply. Th* goods of the same order, v.g., re­ be to thee as the heathen and pub­ An All-Ancriran Cbuna. Green Paetnrea. Pbinsman. the faithful by the supreme ec­ the mother of Frank is only the God. In the fourth century, Mary knights left. They ret returned a ducing himself to poverty or lican” (Matt, xviii,, 17); and: Ami Sudden Death. Gun Ranger. Plot Tbiekea*. clesiastical authority. Arbona Itahoniy. Happy Go Lucky. few hours later, accompanied by starvation. Numerous other de­ “ He that believeth not (i.e., re­ mother of his body, but we truly was called Thootokos, that is, she Postal Inspector. fuses to acknowledge the Apos­ An adult unbaptized person can call her the mother of the person who brought forth God, and at the Aa You Like It. Harvester. Racing Lady. a band of armed men. r It was at tails may probably be involved be saved, not only if he has faith Oack to Nature. Hats OS. Rainbow on the River. Vesper time. To their shout, and cannot be settled apart from tles and their lawful successors) who is Frank. So, too, Mary i: Council of Epnesus the title, Bis Broadcait of 1917. Hearts in Bondage. Remona. shall be condemned” (Mark xvi, at least as regards those truths not called the mother of Christ’s Delpara (Mother of God), was of­ Bis Game. House of Secrets. Rhythm on- the Range. “ Where is the traitor?” Thomas, a consultation with a priest in which must hecessarlly be believed Bis Show. Jungle Princess. Rio Grande Ranger. in . the darkness of the transept person (Comp. Theo. Mor, Sa- 16 .... N. B. The Savior was human nature, hut simply the ficially sanctioned. “ The flesh of giving His solemn sanction to the as the indispensable means of sal­ Mother of God, because the Divine Christ,” says S t Augustine, “ is Bom to Dance. Killer at Larse. Roaring Lead. of the Cathedral, replied, “ Here I betti-Barrctt, page 383; Mor. vation, and that charity which Brand of the Ontlawt. King of the Royal Romeo and JaUct. am, no traitor, but Archbishop and Divine commission of the Apostles, and human natures of Christ arc the flesh of Mary.” Bulldog Edition. Mounted. Rose BowL Theo. McHugh-Callan, vol. 2, page supplies the p ’ace of Baptism, but ______priest of God.” The band seiaid which was to pass on to their suc­ united into one Divine Person The dignity of the Mother of Cain and MaheL Laughing at Trouble. San Franeise*. 76 sqq.). also if, through the operation of never a human person; California Mail. Lawless Land. Sea Spoilers. upon him and, killing him imme­ cessors in the Clturch. Cf. Matt, God far surpasses all other dimi­ Can Thia Be Dixie T Let’s Hake a Million. Sing He a Love Song. xxviii, 20). Hence, the Catholic God’s light and grace, he is— in He was a Divine Person who as­ diately, scattered his brains on tho Tl’lio was Hennepin? spite of his in-vinCible ignorance ties except the hypostatic union. Captain'* Kid. Lton'i Den. S ob Comes Home. pavement. Gnurch is justly called the ‘ 'only sumed our human nature in the St. Bonaventure pointedly re­ Caec of the Black Cat. Loosest Night. Song of China Pere Louis Hennepin was one of of the true religion.—prepared to Cavalcade of the Weat. Lore on the Run. Star for a Night. A tremendons reaction of feel­ I the most famous, explorers in the saving Church.” To despise her is womb o f the Virgin Mary. She marks: “ She It is than whom God obey God, and has been careful to was the mother of the second Per­ Charge of the Light Had Holiday. Stormy Trails. ing followed the bloody deed. De­ wilds of North America in the to despise Christ; namely. His doc­ ii'.mself could make no greater. Brigade. Make Way for a Lady. Straight From tk* observe the natural law, dictated son of the Blessed .Trinity, and, votion to the martyr spread liln 17th century. He was born at trine, His means of grace, and His A greater w ory God could create; Charlie Chan at the Opera. Mandarin Mystery. Shoulders. through conscience. On the othe. China Clipper. Man I Marry. Swing Tima a flame throughout Europe, and. Ath in the province of Hainaut, authority; to separate from her is therefore, the Mother of God. a greater heaven God could cre­ hand, a baptized person who The Gospel tells us that Mary Code of the Range. Mary ef Scotland. Tnrxai) Eseapes. in little more than two years’ Belgium, about 30 miles southwest to separate from Christ, and to ate; but a greater mother than the ConRict. Missios Girls. Tattler. forfeit eternal salvation. through no fault of his own be­ conceived and begot Christ, who time, Thomas was canonized. A of Brussels, in or about 1640; he longs to a heretical or schismatic Mother of God, God Himself can­ Cowboy Star. Mr. Cinderella. Thank Yen, Jeevea year later, Henry did public pen­ Although there are millions who is truly God. Gabriel, the arch­ not create.” Her dignity is super­ Crooked Trafl. M’Liai. They Met in a TaxL died probably at Romo soon after body can be saved, provided he has Daniel Boone. Mummy’s Boys. ance and was scourged at the angel, assured the Blessed Virgin: natural. In the words o f St. Three Mesquitecra ll701. In his writings, he always claim to be members of Christ and mot lost the grace received In Bap­ Darkest Africa. My American Wife. Three Smart Gbla Archbishop’s tomb. "Behold thou shalt conceive in thy Thomas, the Blessed Virgin has [referred to himself as a Fleming. His Church, those alone are mem­ tism, or if, after losing it by sin, Earthworm Traetw. My lian Godfrey. Traitor. womb, and shalt bring forth a Son; an infinite dignity that she ac­ ^ ■ y to Taka. Hysterlons Crossino. Tugboat Prlneesa Circumcision Began [Very little is known of his child- bers of the Church which He he regains it by due repentance— founded who have been baptized and thou shalt call His name Jesus. quired from the Infinite Good. Empty Saddles. Niae Days a Queen. Two-Fisted Ueatlemaa. [hood and early manhood, but, which means: Either by perfect End of the Trail North of Nome. Two in a Crowd. Chrisfs Redemption * and are jomed together in the He shall be great and shall be She generated in time what the [after a proper course of education, contrition, or by imperfect contri­ Follow Your Heart. Ob, Susannah. Unknown Ranger. The Feast of the Circumdsion bonds of unity, faith, and Catholic called the Son o f the most High; Father generated in eternity. The Four Days’ Wonder. Old CorraL Walking ea Air. [he entered upon a novitiate in the tion combined with the reception of Our Lord commemorates the I Recollet branch of the Franciscan fellowship. Accordingly, they are and the Lord God shall give unto Word became flesh in Maj^, and Fugitive in the Sky. Old Hdteb. . Wanted I J*DC Turney. of the sacrament of Penance. Him the throne of David his Gay Desperado. Our Rdlatlona. Wedding Present. initiation of Christ's redemption •order. He set sail July 14, 1675, outside the Church founded by Those who, while recognizing the through Mary, by the operation of General Spanky. Pecos Kid. We'rt in the Legion Now. of all mankind. Circumcision was father; typd He shall reign in the the Holy Ghost. Daily we allude Ifor the New World, leaving France Jesus Christ who are not baptized, truth of the Church of Christ, wil­ Geotlcman From Loniaiaa*. Pennies from Reaycn. West of Nevada a sacrament of the Old Law, and house of Jacob forever. And of to this fact In the Apostles’ Creed Gl)Oft Town. Pepper. Whits Hunter. las a member of an expedition ap- or who are open apostates, here­ fully remain separated from her, was the first legal observance re­ His kingdom there shall be no as we avow our faith in Our Di­ Girl on tke Front Page, PigsKin Pande. Yellow Cruisa Iproved by Colbert under the tics, schismatics, or excommuni­ commit grave sin. Consequently, Gleb’ Dormitory. Tellowstona quired fay God of the descendants end.” Maty’s response to the vine Lord, “ Who was conceived ji^dership of Rene Robert, Sieur cated persons to be shunned. if they persist in such a state.'they Oaaa'A—Bactlea 3—UnabJeettanaUe lar Adulta of Abraham. It was a promise Ide la Salle. After four years in “ Apostates” are baptized persons by the Holy Ghost, bom of the and engagement to believe and cannot be saved. As for those who Virgin Mary.” Aecnitng Finger. Hollywood Boulevard. Road to Glory. •Canada, he went on an expedition who have wholly given up the are outside the Church but are in Meat Is Permitted on ^ Along GAmd lA ta Pd Give Hy Lit*, Sevea Sinnert. act as He had revealed and di­ Ito the upper Mississippi, and Christian faith; “ heretics” are doubt about their state, they are A mere creature like ourselves, Aathooy Adversa lofonaer (re-iitoa). Sing, Baby, Sint. rected. The law of circumcision those who, while retaining the Friday, New Year’s Day April Romance. Itlo of Fury. Sitting on the Moon. Imemorials of this mission exist bound in conscience to seek the and remaining such, Mary had yet Binjo on H r Knee. It Couldn’t Have Bappeaed. ThatGlrl from Pari*. continued in force until the death liln the names of certain places. name of Christian, obstinately truth "in the Lord,” to learn as When a holy cay of oblisration been chosen by the Most High for Beware, of the Ladies. Ladles in Leva Three Married Hea of Christ. Our Savior, being born iThe county in Minnesota wherein deny or doubt any dogma of the far as they can Christ’s teaching, falls on Friday, the usual Friday a dignity so overwhelming in Its Career Womea Laughing at Tronhla VaUant Is tha Word fot under the law, saw fit to sub­ |are situated the Falls of St. An­ Catholic faith; “ schismatics” are law of abstinence from flesh meat Crgig's Wife. Legioii of Terror. Carria and, when they have recognized maraitude that St. Bernardine Criminal Lawyer. Lloyds of London. Without Ordera mit, in order to teach mankind thony bears the name of Hennepin, those who refuse submission, to the which is the true Church of (Ihrist, does not bind. That is why the use rnimt justly say of it; “ God alone Demon’s Isbnd. Love in Exile. Wo Who Are About to Dla obedience. He was, accordingly, land the same name appears on the Roman Pontiff, or decline toehold to, embrace her. of flesh meat is permitted on New could comprehend all that it im­ Don't Tqm 'Bm Looea Luckiest Girl in the World. Week-end Millionaire. circumcised on the eighth day Year’s day this season. East Hefts West. Hagntflcent Bruta What Becomes of the nap of the state of Illinois desig- fellowship with his subjects;'“ ex­ There are undoubtedly many plied.” He who does not acknowl­ after His birth that He might fnating a township close to the communicated persona to be Fury. Mr. Deeds Goes to TOwa Children 7 Protestants and other non-Cath- edge Mary as the Mother of God Garden of Allah. (re-lsBue). Winter set. redeem them who were undei' the shunned” are those who come un­ Isite of Fort Creve-coeur (Cath. olics who are in good conscience Church-goers Excused must at the same time deny that Gold Diggers of 19ST. Murder by an Aristoemt Wives Never Know. law by freeing them from the Sney., vol. 7, page 215 sqq.). der this particular censure as ex­ the Christ born of her is the Son Great Ziegfeld Plough and the Stara Women Rsbela servitude of it, and later institute about their religious status and Bit Brother’s WUa River of Unrest. Yonra For the Atkins. pressly decreed in canon law. All who will save their souls. It Is From Court by Judge of God, and thus, in one denial, he in place of circumcision the new What are the duties of children these, however, since they are sub­ Class B— Objectiaaabl* la Part sacrament of Baptism, by which through such Catholicity as they Brooklyn, N- Y.— Judge William sweeps away all Christian faith. Dinner at Eight (n -b sn e). Klondike Annta Porsoit of Hoppiaoaa i^egarding the law of obedience? jects of the Church— though re­ unwittingly possess, however, that J. McNulty of the sixth district The dojjma that Mary is the Mothei Dodswortb. Libeled Lady. Rembrandt. men might be adopted as sons of Children must show reverence bellious ones— ^remain bound by they will be saved. municipal court here announced of God is, therefore, the founda­ Everything It Thundar. Lightning Jim CairtoO. Sinner* Take All. God. On the day the Divine Infant — their parents, both internal and the Church’s laws, unless she either in court that any person who had tion stone that supports the edi­ Forgotten Fnoca Living Dead. Soak th* Rich. was circumcised. He received the .^ x tem a L They must recognize explicitly or tacitly exempts them Ctrl from Mtqdaby. Love Letters of n Star. Spendthrift. Long-ltfst Painting Found not been to Mass that day (the fice of Christianity. She it is to Go West. Young H aa Man Who Lived Again. Stranssrs on a Honeymoon. name ' Jesus, which, signifying ,-j^them to be their superiors, both from taeir application. “ Toler-, Paris.— ^“The Annunciation to Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ whom we are indebted for the first Hideaway Girl. Hon in White (re-issue). Theodora Goes Wild. Savior, had been announced by tho 'vjby words and actions. “ In work ated” excommunicated persona are the Three Angels,” a painting by tion) would be excused to attend Christmas, the coming of God in It H»d to Happea More Thao a Secretary, Things to Coma, angel before He was conceived. ' ;^ n d word and in all patience, honor members of the Church, but they Martin Schongauer that had been services. He then told the hour the form o f man; and no one can It's Lor* Asahk of Old Ornry. Too Assioit the World. From this day on, His every mo­ father” (Ecelus, iii, 9). The are excluded from sharing in thosa lost for more than 450 years, hag of the .next Mass in the nearest think unworthily of Mary unless Claa* C—Condsomad ment wks to fulfill the meaning of Carnival in Plaadera Gambling Witk Sonia Henry the Eighth . '.^duties of children to their'parents effects of union with the faithful been found at Colmar. church. he thinks unworthily of God. Eretaaa. (zw-latnoi. His Nam*. PAGE FOUR THE REGISTER Sunday, December 27, 1936

Will Rebuild Spain’s Sacred'Monument Fr. Gillis Discusses Church Creed IIUEII IF THERE BE NO HEAVEN,

(Continued From Pago Ono} stay biit Diesel engines and stream­ of religion. Periodic attempts to T THIS EARTH IS HELL lined trains hare the future of pas­ deny God have always come and senger railroading in their posses­ will always come to naught. In sion. the constitutions and in thb prac­ New York. — “ If there be no Destiny of the Soul: Heaven,” tice of Qur nations is the right of IS heaven, this earth is hell,” declared Father Gillis asserted that “ if we The Register, through its Na­ freedom of religion. But this the Rev, James M. Gillis, C.S.P., do not rise from the dead, we who tional and many diocesan editions, ideal, these words, presuppose last Sunday in the course of his believe that we shall are truly is happy to welcome a new Bishop belief and a trust in God.” Amsterdam.— Great caution is address oVer the “ Catholic Hour.” the most miserable of men: but so into its official family— the Most recommended by competent ob­ The “ Catholic Hour” is broadcast too is all mankind miserable.” “ In Rev. Richard Thomas Guilfoyle, It is one of the glories of Amer- servers here of the German sit­ over a network of the National that case, life has no meaning, newly-installed Bishop of-Altoona ican history that our Presidents, uation with reference to reports Broadcasting company through virtue no recompense, vice no pun­ and hence president of The Reg- , without exception, have gone on published in the secular press station WEAF, her‘ re. and is pro­ ishment,” he added. “ If there be ister, Altoona edition. His ingres- public record acknowledging our about an alleged change of heart duced by the National Council of no heaven, this earth is hell.” sum was a beautiful ceremony. belief in and our dependence upon on the part of Chancellor Adolf Catholic Men. Hitler with regard to the religious With years of work in the curia of God. That is one of the chief rea- Speaking on the subject, “ The situation. The farmers of the Tablet Commemorates the Erie diocese to give him ex­ why the United States has perience, Bishop Guilfoyle is one state of Oldenburg, who are Classmate of Bishop been so singularly blessed among staunch Catholics, have recently o f the most prqmising new Ordi­ the nations. shown their utmost displeasure at Four Games Open Baltimore, Md.— A tablet was naries we have ever met. An ex­ the removal of crucifixes from erected at St. Michael’s church in cellent speaker, with a gift of get­ Although denial has been made schools and hospitals. This was the memory of the Rev. Stephen ting immediately into the hearts by propagandists that the Leftist ordered by the Nazi governor, Karl Parochial Season T. Morris, late pastor of St. of his auditors, he will rule over republic in Spain was motivated Roever. Jerome’s church here and for many a diocese devoted to railroading, from Moscow, the evidence is now It seems that the persistently years pastor of St Peter’s church steel-making, and coal mining. In­ overwhelming. William P. Car­ anti-Ch^jstian policies of the Hitler The first Sunday basketball in Walford, Md. The Most Rev. asmuch as he began life as a coal ney, who recently arrived in Paris regime are arousing an ever­ games played in the Parochial Peter L. Ireton, Coadjutor Bishop miner himself, he is in a position afte^ covering every phase of the growing number of the people. High School league at the Tem- of Richmond, one of Father Mor­ to know the difficulties of the men war for The New York Times, was Private reports, which complete­ le of Youth court Dec. 20 saw ris’ classmates at St. Charles’ col­ and women whose spiritual shep­ able to send uncensored reports ly lack confirmation from official egis. Cathedral, Holy Family lege and St. Mary’s seminary, of­ herd he has become. An easy from French soil. He says that German sources, now indicate that high, and Annunciation high de- ficiated at the services. smile, a fine sense of bumor, ex­ all semblanpe of democratic forms Hitler himself is alarmed at this feat St. Francis’, Mullen home, perience in, handling virtually of government have disappeared. The anti-Red flag and the flag of General Franco flying over growing unrest. The Chancellor St. Joseph’s,’ and Sacred Heart every type of an administrative Twenty-five thousand persons have the ruins of the gigantic monument of the Sacred Heart on the Hill seems to have conveyed quiet or­ high, respectively. Modem Churches Lack problem, an effervescent and un­ been put to death by radicals. of the Angels, outside Madrid, on the spot where Spain was conse­ ders to his lieutenants in Olden­ The scores and high scorers were Harmony, Expert Claims affected love of children, and pru­ Priests and nuns have been slain. crated to the Sacred Heart in 1919. Photo on the right shows the burg to halt anti-Christian propa­ as follows: dence augmented by years of ex­ Hundreds of luckless Spaniards statue as it appeared before the Reds in the government forces Regis 18, St. Francis’ 9 (Celia Notre Dame, Ind.— Present-day ganda for this reason. church buildings are too ornate to acting work are his. Yet he be­ who held the most liberal views dynamited it. It has been reported that the Nationalists plan to Even if such warnings were is­ 11, Collins 3). gins bis career as a Bishop in the have been murdered in_^Madrid be­ rebuild it. (Acme photo.) Cathedral 33, Mullen home 22 harmonize with the liturgy of the sued, locally or nationally, their Church, Maurice Lavanoux of early forties, with all the energy cause they were denounced by for­ effect may be seriously doubted. (Schmitz 15, Myrick and Vel- o f youth behind him. mer servants who were discharged sinich 7 each). Paris and Montreal, secretary of Anti-Christian activities have been the Liturgical Arts society, told for incompetence. Marcel Rosen­ countenanced too long by Hitler Holy Family high 19, St. Jos­ berg, the Soviet ambassador from eph’s 7- (Conboy 6, Franks 4). S t Mary-of-the-Woods students in The Dictionary of American Bi­ himself. a lecture. Mr. Lavanoux said ography, one of the monumental Russia to Spain, handpicked the Annunciation high 13, Sacred Largo Caballero cabinet. Govern­ Heart high 9 (Nolan 4, Savreda “ the way to build a church is to works of our times, has been com­ Illinois Women’s Club build a Church.” pleted. The twentieth volume has ment militiamen in Madrid, receiv- 4). just been issued by Charles Scrib­ ii^ ten pesetas a day, eagerly pur­ Erects Crib on Lawn In this Sunday’s games, with the Mexicans Mutilate Film ners* Sons, under the auspices of chased peaked caps decorated with 1930 the Sulpicians expended , Chicago.— A mqyement started afternoon’s competition opening at IS FOi SELIGigil; Mexico City.— Government cen­ more than $5,500,000 in assist- the American Council of Learned the Communist star. There are by the National Council of Catholic lip. m. and continuing on the DENTISTRY Societies. The first appeared eight many Russian officers in the Left­ sors have mutilated the Mexican ance to outside bodies. Women is being carried out for hour, the following teams are film called El Roaal Bendito, The DR. JORGENSEN years ago. The books include the ist air force. Some can speak no Spanish Atrocities Confirmeil the first time here by the Illinois matched: Annunciation high vs. AND ASSOCIATES life records of 13,633 Americans, Spanish, but give orders in French Blessed Rose-Bush, because it London.— John McGovern, labor Club for Catholic Women, in the Mullen home, St. Francis’ vs. Holy MILLIOIIDEAD showed a religious novice kneeling Diagnosis, X-Rays, Plates, Bridges, all dead, who contributed in a no­ to a Spanish officer, who interprets member of parliament and a Cath­ erection of a crib on the lawn ad­ Family high, St. Joseph’s vs. Re­ before an image of the Blessed Vir­ Crowns, Inlays, Filliags, Extrac­ table way to the fashioning of this them to the men. Potatoes, eggs, olic, went to Barcelona to make an joining the water tower across the gis, Sacred Heart high vs. Cathe­ tions, Treatments, Cleanings, and gin, asking her to lighten her pains nation. The pages represent the and meat became rare delicacies investigation into the stories of street from the club. dral. Repairing. Vatican City. — The present and sufferings. writing of 2,243 persons. Not days ago for the civilian popula­ the burning of churches and of 1206 ISth 606 IStb tion. Rosenberg, the Red ambas­ struggle in Spain is a real crusade Priest, About to Say Mass, Dies atrocities involving priests and Tell the people you patronize 8 a.m .-6 p.m . 8 a.m .-8 p.m. only are statesmen, soldiers, TA. 5761 KE. 8721 sador, sits at cabinet meetings and in defense of the Catholic religion, Clarence Creek, Ont.— Parish­ nuns. In a letter to his wife he Cardinal Protectors that you saw their advertiiement judges, scientists, educators, and which for centuries vivified the his­ directs operations. The celebra­ ioners here were shocked when writes; “ The results of my in­ Are Named for Nuns in The Register. clergymen written up, but also tory of Spain, Cardinal Goma y tion of Mass has been barred in their pastor, the Rev. Charles quiries are not yet complete, but Vatican City.— Cardinal Tedes- manufacturers and technicians and Tomas, Archbishop of Toledo, Madrid since the revolt started. Leduc, -died suddenly as he stepped God knows they are conclusive chini has been named Cardinal likewise persons such as Tony Pas­ Spain, declared in an interview The American press has been sent out of the sacristy to celebrate enough and very revolting in their Protector of the Sisters of Charity tor,- who became famous as a sing­ I granted Avvenire, Rome organ of daily Mass. ing clown and then as a theater falsehoods because of the Madrid evidence of antagonism towards of the General Hospital and the I Catholic Action. The Cardinal Sulpicians Give $5,500,000 manager. W e meet Hannah censorship. the Catholic clergy. Most of the Sisters of the Congregation of Our The Register Shopping Guide also said that he believes the num­ Montreal.— The Very Rev. Oli­ Catholic churches have ■ been Adams, the first American woman ber of lives sacrificed in Spain so Lady, both of Montreal, Canada. MR. AMD MRS. SHOPPER—-The Refleter receametidi thi» eIpbabeticaUr* vier Maurault, rector of the Uni­ burned, priests and monks shot.” Cardinal Caccia Dominion! has indexed list ef hutinett end profeseionel people lor sreur needs. As leaders to. become a professional writer; If anybody can believe that the far to be not the 500,000 esti­ in tbeir verieus lines, they art well equipped te five you excellent service. versity of Montreal and a memr Bishop of Galway Passes Away been named Cardinal Protector of Ohio Columbus Barber, who Leftists are a democratic force, mated in some quarters but more ber of the Sulpician order, in an Give them e trial and show your appreciatien. for they are co-pperatlny with Galway, Irish Free State.— The the Loreto nuns whose mother- a s in fivint you a finer publictien. peddled matches he made himself and not the proponents of Jl totali­ probably a million. address said that from 1873 to and then founded the Diamond tarian, anti-God State, he is will­ Most Rev. Thomas O’Doherty, house is at Rathfarnham, Dublin. Cardinal Goma said that in few Match company; William A. Bul­ ing to swallow anything, in the Bishop of Galway and Kilmac- places would it be possible to wit­ duagh, died here at the age of 59. D(XJ AND CAT HOSPITAL GROCERY lock, an orphan boy who revolu- face of the evidence available. Yet Dishop Has Relapse, tionixed printing by inventing the ness the spectacle of faith and de­ Born at Kilruane, Lisacul, Ros­ the North American Committee to votion to a religious cause such as d r . w . f . l (x :k e high-speed press; Moses Farmer, Aid Spanish Democracy, in a letter common, Nov. 21, 1877, he was Returns to Hospital Westerkamp Bros. is being given in Spain, where the De Paul Men in educated at Summerhill college, KE. 8613 KE- »613 who invented an incandescent sent to The Baltimore Catholic Re­ Kansas City, Kans. — Bishop KE. 9043 5106 Waih. lamp 20 years before Edison set Nationalist army fights for the sal­ Sligo, and at Maynooth. He was Francis Johannes of the Leaven­ 1216 Speer Blvd. view, has the effrontery to say vation of the country. Navarre, ordained to the priesthood in 1902 Talk— Don't W a lk - up his laboratory; Leslie J. Kee- that the Catholic paper has be- I worth diocese suffered a relapse VETERINARIAN Old Castile, Leon, and Telephone Your Order * ley, who found it a millionaire clouded the situation by making & , and taught at Summerhill college at his home here, after spending Small Animal Specialists Andalusia have sent multitudes to from that year until 1910, when Everything a Good Grocery business to help drunkards over­ the war appear to be a religious Louisville Mark six weeks of recuperation in St. Should Have come their craving; Francis Pro­ the Nationalist army, all united he became dean of Maynooth, Margaret’s hospital. Since re-en­ Cat and Dog Hospital conflict, when “ the great issue of under the single insignia— Defense Beat Fooda at Lowest Pricaa • vost, who without anaesthetics or which post he held until 1919, tering the hospital he is reported CUFFING— SURUEKY— DISEASE k W . Deliver frime, there and throughout of Religion and Country. On all when he was appointed Bishop of perhaps even cleanliness per- the world, is Democracy Against slightly improved. fronts, Masses are celebrated and Clonfert. In 1923, he was trans­ foimed the first Caesarian opera­ Fascism.” •REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE common prayers are recited by the ferred to the see o f Galway. VVWVVWWVWWtfVVVVVVVVVV tion in a cabin by candle-light, Diamonil M ilee soldiers. with a Negro slave woman assist­ C.Y.O. in Philippines Nearly 2,000 Men Make HORACE W. BENNETT & Years of editorial work have Cagayan, P. I.— Father Edward The firms listed here de­ ing him. The final volume pays taught iis that the questions which COMPANY Louisville, Ky.—The annual re­ Haggerty, S.J., has organized a C. Retreats in Past Year serve to be remembered tribute in a lengthy foreword to engage the attention of England Former Buffalo Mayor port of the Louisville Particular Chicago.— Thus far this year T .'bor 1271 TAbor 1271 Adolph S. Ochs, late publisher of Y. O. club in Cagayan, Oriental when you are distributing invariably become burning issues Ask§ Cabaret Clean-up Council of the St. Vincent de Paul Misamis, which promises to be as 1,735 men have made the closed 210 Tabor Bnildinc The New York Times, a paper that in America. The English fear of society commemorates the diamond retreat at St. Francis’ Retreat your patronage in the dif­ REAL ESTATE Buffalo, N. Y.— “ Rome in the successful as kindred groups in gave $532,500 of the $650,000 Communism today is so great that, jubilee of the council, which was house, the spiritual country club LOANS AND INVESTMENTS days of Nero had nothing on Buf­ America. The C.Y.O. here was ferent lines of business. needed to complete the great work. for months, the Catholic papers organized in 1861 and instituted at Mayslake. Ten sponsors have Choice Apartments for Rent falo,” said former Mayor Frank opened with a program of eight The longest biographies, the only have been giving pages to a dis­ in 1865. The report, a summary been appointed and the classes iWVWWWVWWWWWWi INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS X. Schwab in advocating a crusade boxing bouts. five in excess of 10,000 words, go cussion of it. Before ns as we of the work of 38 conferences, re­ will be greatly increased next year. to Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, write lies page 20 of The Catholic against the immorality and de­ veals that $33,534.24 in disburse­ Washington, and Woodrow Wilson. Times, published in London Dec. bauchery at a number of night ments to the poor was given in Hibernians Name 1st Former Railway Coach Writers for generations to come 4, 1936. The fear of the writer clubs here. He asked that all Cath­ the year ending Sept. 30, 1936. olic organizations unite in protest American-Born Head will find this “ dictionary” the is shown in the opening paragraph, The secretary’s report also shows Is Turned Into Chapel Preferred Parish Trading List basis for novels and biographies. wherein he recalls a cryptic proph­ against the obscenity. that 1,212 families were relieved, Indianapolis, Ind. — John E. Chicago. — The St. Wilfred ecy attributed to St. John Bosco and 5,438 individuals were as­ Smith, former president of the chapel at Lincoln Estates near The Catholic Daily Tribune of (although not fully verifiable). Catholic Officers to sisted. Central Labor union, has been Frankfort, 111., v?as formerly a Dubuque, la., fears that if the After Rome had been captured by The Rev. Francis O’Connor, named president of the Ancient railway coach, which had been St. Francis St. Dominic’s American Federation of Labor the Garibaldi troops in 1870, some Be Honored by Statue spiritual director, indicated in a Order of Hibernians, division No. used for 50 years before being does not make peace with the Com­ one, it seems, asked the saint Beaumont, Tex.— A seven-foot letter included in the report that 2. Mr. Smith is believed to be the brought to Lincoln Estates from mittee on Industrial Organization, whether the Pope would ever rule bronze statue of Lieut. Dick 308 children were induced to at­ first American-born president ever Pueblo, Colo. Mass is celebrated De Sales’ it will be superseded just as the Rome again. “ Yes, after the Rus­ Dowling is planned to be erected tend religious instructions, and elected to that office here, all pred­ in the chapel every Sunday by the A . F. of L. itself supplanted the sians have stabled their horses in on the site of old Ft. Griffith in 116 persons were induced to re­ ecessors having been born in Erin. Rev. A. Brueserman, O.F.M., of Knights of Labor about 50 years St. Peter’s,” was his alleged reply. memory of the victory of Dowl­ turn to the practice of their faith. Joliet, 111. T H E BROADWAY COAL ing’s Confederate company in the a>[o. The C.I.O., which seeks to The president, A. J, Ohligschlager, Evidence Guild Starts DEPARTMENT vaionize workers along industrial The English paper severely crit­ Battle of Sabine Pass. Lieutenant in his annual message dedicated Rochester Orphans Give Pillon Fuel & Supply Co. lines instead of dividing them into icizes the foreign policies of An­ Dowling and his band were Cath­ the report to the memory of pred­ Question Box on Radio STORE COMPANY Hays, Kans.— The Catholic Evi­ F. A. Mumford, Mgr. craft unions, has within a year em­ thony Eden. It is disappointed olics, and their exploit was one of ecessors of the organization. Pennies to Missioner J. M. CONES. Pres. braced 15 unions with a total mem­ that England has determined to re­ the most brilliant in military his­ dence guild here, under the spon­ Rochester, N. Y.— The children W. 26th and Decatur GA. 5125 bership close to 1,500,000. The main neutral in the greatest .issue tory.. ,St. Louis De Paul Men sorship of the state council of the of S t Joseph’s orphan asylum 21 to 51 /South Broadway whole ' of organized labor repre­ the European world has faced K. of C., has introduced monthly have answered an appeal from the sents only between 3,000,000 and 400 years. It says that the Eng­ Mission Restoration Complete 91st Year radio broadcasts over station Rev. S. J. Stanislaus of Ceylon for 4,000,000. lish are rearming “ like people pos­ St. Louis.— An outstanding re­ KFBI, Abilene, Kans. A question funds to aid his struggling mission f L. C. B. A. I sessed.” Italy has been alienated, Is Near Completion port of charity work in the year is box is a regular feature of the in Jaffna. By pooling their pen­ Annunciation programs. St. Mary’* Branch No, 298 W e ai Catholics are interested Germany has been made suspicious, Brownsville, Tex.— The work of that of the Metropolitan Central nies they raised $1 to send to the and France is sure that England restoring La Lomita mission is priest who has spent tlje past 25 I Meetings held every second and fourth in the success of organized labor, Council of the St. Vincent de Paul ; Thursday of the month at 2 o'clock both because we believe in a bet­ would not be able to help her if virtually completed as a result of society in St. Louis, marking Marquette Cathedral years in the most malarial parts LONDON MARKET AND I she decided to throw off the yoke the efforts of devout Catholic wom­ the 91st year of the group. Dis­ of the Diocese of Jaffna. I HOLY GHOST CHURCH HALL , ter distribution of wealth and in Nearly Half Finished GROCERY I 19TH AND CALIFORNIA ST a | decent working conditions, and of Bolshevism by renouncing the en of Hidalgo county, who raised bursements reported for the year Franco-Soviet pact. The English the money to finance the restora­ amount to $78,097.02. Marquette, Mich.— Construction OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. also because unions are a bar to of the new St. Peter’s Cathedral Woman Never Late for Communism. President William editor believes, however, that, “ if tion. A replica of this mission Quality Meats and Groceries three years are given to us before formed the setting of the Oblate here is estimated to be 40 per cent Mass in 75-Year Period Green of the American Federa­ Society Gives $17,000 3800 Walnut Street the outbreak of the greatest con­ Fathers’ display in the Catholic complete. The $250,000 structure Baltimore, Md. — Mrs. Martha tion of Labor said recently that Phones: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 flict since the beginning of time, Exhibit building at the Centen­ To Poor in Single Year is expected to reach completion in Ervin, 81, has been a member of the federation will not be coerced June of next year. The main into action “ because some order we shall at least be able to enforce nial exposition in Dallas. Kansas City, Mo.— More than St. Jerome’s parish, Hyattsville. St. Anne’s Shrine respect for ourselves on both ranks $17,000 was given out in relief to church auditorium will seat about since its establishment 50 years DRUGS comes from some gathering in a 1,000. foreign country directing the of combatants.” Even for a pol­ the poor of this city by the St. ago. At the golden jubilee cele­ icy of neutrality, he says, England workers of the nation to form a Vincent de Paul Society in the bration, she said that she took TW O 'i t m i J L ST O R U Arvada needs allies. “Having thrown over- Legate Suite labor, party. . . No government in year ending Sept. 30, according Lebanese Gold Medal pride in the fact that she has never Mas* on Sunday at 8:30 A. M- Japan, we have only the United to the annual report of the group. been late for Mass in 75 years of SAME PRICES a foreign land, no camouflaged or­ Given New Archbishop Sunday Devotion* at 7:45 P. M. ganization meeting on a foreign States , left,” and he admits that The number of families assisted church-going. Los Angeles, Calif.— The Most NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. soil, can tell the Federation of American Congress will be To Congress in was given as 915 and the number of persons, 5,547. Rev. John J. Cantwell, new Arch­ Labor what it should or should chary of anything likely to get San Diego Woman Dies 3401 Fnaldia St. SIM ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 Americans involved in a European bishop here, was awarded a gold not, do.” entanglement. Manila Named medal in appreciation of his regard On Steps of Sanctuary Church Must Not Be for the former residents of Leban­ The Catholic News, New York San Diego, Calif.— Mrs. A. S. Our attention has been called Outdone by Communists on, who have a Maronite church in Fleming, fiO, suffered a fatal heart DE SELLEN city, recalling that Mexico has Rome. — The Holy Father au­ this archdiocese. The Maronites The firms listed here de­ pledged her fullest co-operation in by the Rev. George F. Heffernan thorized the publication of the Chicago.— “ The Catholic Church attack and died within a few min­ FUEL AND FEko CO. of St. Louis to “ I W at a Soviet must not be outdone by the Com­ are an ancient Christian group who utes on the sanctuary steps of St. serve to be remembered supporting President Roosevelt’s Pontifical mission, which will follow their own special liturgy. CHARLES A. OeSELLEU Pan-American peace plans, hopes Worker,” by Andrew Smith (pub­ accompany Cardinal Dougherty, munist party in working for the Joseph’s church. She was given when you are distributing welfare of the common people, or ______^ the Last Sacraments by Father W e Ship by Rail that the nation to our South will lished by E. P. Dutton & Co., 300 Archbishop of Philadelphia, who FHONE TA. 3205 your patronage in the dif­ not forget our Chief Executive’s is going to Manila as the legate the common people will desert the Matthew Thompson, to whom she 35TH AND WALNUT RES. PHONE MA. 5544 ferent lines of business. remarks at Buenos Aires on reH- $ 3 ). Smith was an official of the of | jjg Holiness to the 33rd Inter- Church in even larger numbers had just gone to Confession. than has been the case within the God h Ignored gion: “ This faith of the Western Communist party in this country, j national Eucharistic Congress, past century,” declared Dr. Paul world will not be complete if we After a trip to Moscow as a Jlele-1 xhe members of the suite ac- Collegians Plan to Kiniery, professor of history at fail to affirm our faith in God. gate to tl'.e convention of the Third | companying Cardinal Dougherty By Historians Internationale, he . came back to include the Rt.~ “Rev. ”Msgr. Joseph Loyola university, at a forum dis- Start Co-operatives In the whole history of mankind, Atchison, Kars.— Students of far back into the dim past before preach to American worliers that Carroll McCormick, Chancellor of cur'sion held by the Chicago chap­ Russia was the “ land of promise.” the Archdiocese of Philadelphia ter of the National Catholic Alum­ Washington. — The general St. Benedict’s college have formed man knew how to record thoo;;hts a club for studying the co-opera­ or events, the human race has been He had been fooled by a conducted and nephew of Cardinal Daugher­ ni federation. character of the annual meetings tour on whic’i he thought he saw ty; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Marius of the American Catholic His tive movement.- The members, distinguished from other forms of under the leadership of Father DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY life by the existence— the fact— Russia, but really saw only what Boehm, assistant editor of Os- Catholic Laity Urged to torical association is again evi­ it was desired to show him. He servatore Romano and a Milanese denced in the program for its 17th Charles Aziere, O.S.B., are equip­ YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Combat Communism ping themselves to found co-oper­ will b» filled correctly «t then returned to the Soviet Union priest, who, in his youth, spent convention, to be held Providence, Serrice furnished for Offices. Barbers, Carolina Priest Tours Washington.— In an address be­ R. I., Dec. 29-31 under the aus­ ative units after they leave col­ WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY ^ J , XT ~ * P « r t y of a dozen workers, j some years in the Far East; the Ph. SP. 9765 1095 South Gaylord St. Restaurants. Stores, and Banquets CUnUdn to A id .^^^r06S to spend the rest of his days in Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles Grano of fore a general assembly of Knights pices of the Most Rev. Francis P. lege. New Bern, N. Car.— The Rev, that glorious paradise. After three the Papal Secretariate of State, of Columbus here, the Rev. Dr. Keough, Bishop of Providence. 3104 Downinz MA. 7960 Patronize Our Advertisers B. W . BBCEIUS. Manazer Julian Endler, C.P., pastor of St. years of hardships, sufferings, and who will be master of ceremonies, Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., vice presi­ The presidential address by Pope Sends Blessing on Josephls Mission for the Colored, fights, he finally got out and came a capacity in which he acted at dent of Georgetown university, Daniel Sargent of Harvard univer­ carried the message of the need of home to America. He says that the International Eucharistic Con­ called upon Catholic laymen to fol­ sity, entitled “ The Perspective of Novitiate Dedication his flock to Canada, where he made the capitalists treat their dogs bet- gress ^ in Chicago; , Louis Fitzpat- . low the lead of their Church in the Historian Today,” stresses the Hartford, Conn.— The new novi- Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de­ combating atheist Communism in tiate of the Sisters of St. Joseph in a tour of the dominion exhibiting ter than the Soviets treat their rick, a prominent Philadelphia lay- the fact that no historian has ever TAbor 6204 serve to be remembered motion pictures of the deplorable workers. I man and Private Chamberlain of the United States. The George­ been able to write without dis­ West Hartford was fortnally dedi­ conditions under which the Negro “ It is an exceptionally interest-' the Cape and Sword, and Joseph town educator likewise warned closing his philosophy of life, and cated by the Most Rev. Maurice when you are distributing must work. In the eight years the ing and informative book,” writes Lo Pa Hong of Shanghai, head of against certain influences that that what is wrong with most his­ F. McAuliffe, Bishop of Hartforl. Cement, Plaster, Mortar your patronage in the dif­ priest has had charge of the mis Father Heffernan to ns, “ and 1 Catholic Action in Shanghai and would try to persuade them thnt tory writing today is the failure The Holy Father sent his Apostolic sion the Catholic population has! think it will put the skids under great supporter of all Chinese there is no Communist problem in to realize the place of God'a Provi­ benediction through Cardinal Pa- Metal Lath, Stucco ferent lines of business. increased from 25 to 200. I Communism if it is widely read.” Catholic activities. this country. dence in human affairs. celli on the day of dedication. 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER