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'Tremendous Asset' Are fff By Pope as of High Benefit Con Bring To Christian Virtues G R E A T E R THAN FINANCIAL AID Victory Vatican City.—Suffering, coupled with prayer Will Receive '60 Olympic Athletes Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register and sacrifice, provides a greater strength for the Vatican City.— "Taking part in sports can be a tremendous asset in the devel­ missions of the 'Church than financial aid, Pope opment of the Christian virtues and can thus aid in the spiritual .perfection of the John XXIII declared in a brief talk to the members athlete.” N a t i o n a l N a t i o n a l These tips were given by Pope John XXIII to two groups of Italian sportsmen that of an Italian law society. were received in private audience. The Pontiff further commented that "your exer­ S e c t i o n S e c t i o n “ Oh what a triumph for the Church it would cise* muit favor the spiritual be if it were possible to enroll under the banner and immortal part of you.” in 1960. the Pc^said thaljit, we will welcome on tbe oc- THE "In the spirit of discipline ”it will be an impe^ant event|casion the athletes who will of the Mission Apostolate all tiie Christians who one loams and practices obe­ and we trust, if the Lord willsicompete.” suffer in tbe hospitals, in the' dience. humility, and renuncia­ sanitoiiums. in the rest homes: idea that missionary assistance tion. In teamwork and in compe­ if it were possible above all to is cirried out completely in the tition." the Holy Father said, make these places centers of simple offering of material "one learns to practice charity, Active Lay Role in Mass spiritual support for the mis­ help. REGISTER sionary army; finally if it were ' ‘To such I way of thinking, brotherly love, mutual respect, {Name Registered In tbe U. S. Patent Office) Senerosity and. sometimes, even possible to persuade the infirm the missionary problem it re­ forgiveness. To Bring Back listless' MIMHER or AUDIT BUIIAU OP CIRCULATIOMS to give their pain, accepted with duced to the level of just an­ SoKsesU Ancient Virtnes raii Paper It Coaaaetad with NCWC Wiihlngton Newt Hatdqutrlen by lu Own Letatd Wire. Hu lu Own love from the hands of God, for other human problem, whereas New Orleans.—Increased lay of tbe people. I think many per­ Special Service. RelU<«oi Newt Scrvlee. laler-OtboUc Prut Aftncy, PMu Servtee, MHM«s Sandeu, ReUgloua In the set of laws govemine the mUsions." it it essentially a supernatural sons fell away because of a lack Newt Pltetoc and NCWC Picture Service physical efficiency one learns participation in tbe Mass wUI The Pontiff granted that ma­ problem,” the Pontiff stated. and practices chastity, modesty, help to bring back to tbe faith of interest in the Mass.” terial aaaistance is most neces­ Other means of aid of greater Sodallsts should practice tbe VOL. XXXV. No. 19. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 temperance, and prudence. How many "listless" Catholics. Arch sary, but said that it must not be value include love for souls, and "ministry of example." tbe prel­ fortunate you are to he able to bishop Joseph F. Rummel made given “top priority" among the constant prayers for the salvt- ate declared. Active participa practice, with youthful enthu­ this prediction at tbe annual mission aids. lion of others. These prayers are siasm, these ancient virtues archdiocesan convention of the lion in the Mass is one way in "Not a few Chriatiani," be i of high importance, the Holy Fa- without whiUi one can be a Sodality of Our Lady. which sodallsts can give good declared. 'hold the erroneous I tber declared. valiant athlete but not a Chris­ The Archbishop said that "par­ example. "Responses at Mass," tian one." ticipation in the Mass with the he concluded, "encourage tbe Referring to the forthcoming priest is a movement that will pastor and parishioners and Cabinet Officer Warns Olympic Games to be held in influence tremendously the life exert a great influence."

ADVISES FOREIGN AID We Face Red Challenge CA/P New York.—The sobering fact past. Obligation and interest." in American life today b that said Mr. Murphy, “are largely we face tbe total challenge of pai-allel in our long-term na­ AS MORAL RESPONSIBILITY 'the godless id e o lo g y which tional strategy. What our con­ Wuhington. — Foreign eco­ committee reviewing the aims allied with us or not. for the would destroy us,” said Under science impels and what aelf- Secretary of State Robert D. nomic aid programs of tbe U. S. of economic -end m ilitary assist­ primary purpose of promoting intereit dictates, in thb inter­ Murphy at tbe KXh annual din­ dependent world, are often very should be based on a sense of ance. tbeir social and economic bet-' ner of Religion in American moral obligation. Military aid "As a country blessed with an terment. largely the same.” programs should be kept dis- abundance of resources." the "By Stressing the extension of Life. He b a Catholic. Mr. Murphy surveyed the sit­ linct from economic aid, both CAIP unit pointed out, "we economic aid as a moral respon­ ' Only through an adequate uation in I number of current legislatively and in the eyes of must recognise our economic sibility. the U. S. will best as­ spiritual defense” can wc com­ international crisis spots includ­ the world. aid as simply our particular sure tbst attainment of our bat Communism in a "positive ing Tibet and Berlin.. this twofold recommendation contribution toward the com­ basic political objectives, name­ sense,” Mr. Murphy, who w u He said that U.S. policy in was made by tbe committee on mon good or welfare of tbe com­ ly, ' to promote world peace the guest of honor, told 700 bus­ dealing with the Berlin crisb economic life of the Catholic munity of nations. based on justice and the rule of iness and religious leaders of b based on four poinb: 1) A Association for International "Economic assistance should, law." all creeds. “If we are to con­ moral obligation to more than P«ce (CAIP). Ita sUtemenl therefore, be channeJed to un­ Sister Mary Thomasine of Ro­ tinue building tbe free world 2.000,000 West Berliners . . waa submitted to a Presidential derdeveloped countries, whether sary College, River Forest, 111., fe,' • f.! -li well enough and fast enough,’.' t ^ t would never permit us to heads the CAIP committee. he said, "we stand in need of abandon them to tyranny. 2) Austin Sullivan of tbe Interna­ the guidance and the strength U.S. belief in tbe “sacrednesa of tional Co-operation Administra­ that faith alone provides." international obligations.” 3) Reds Subvert Czechs, tion direct^ the subcommittee In international relations, Mr. The exbtence of Western mili­ tiu^drafted the statement. Murphy said, Americans should tary strength “sufficient to pun­ look upon themselves as "mis­ ish devaslatingly any military But Slovaks Stand Firm Sociol Virtues Called sionaries of freedom." He attack which might be attemp­ Vienna. — Red efforts to struction of religious faith in equated the American technical ted. 4) Willingness to negotiate. stamp out religious practice in the young. and e co n o m ic aaaistance pro­ Acknowledging that tbe Reds Purpose of Educotion grams for other nations “to the are “stubborn bargainers,” nev­ Czecho-Slovakia are making con­ For this purpose, the Commu­ In the prophecy in question. God, speaking to Convent Station, NJ.—Educa­ efforis of missionaries of the ertheless, Mr. Murphy slid, use­ siderable headway in Czech nist youth groups are being The Virgin Mary portance of the Blessed Satan, who had enticed Eve into sin. declared: used to'investigate the attitude tion roust engender conviction ful agreemenb have at tiroes areas, but in Slovakia, the coun­ Virgin Mary may be gained from tbe fact that “1 will put enmities between thee and the woman, toward religion not only of in terms of social justice and been reached, u in the case of try's most Catholic region, reli­ and thy seed and her Seed; ahe {be in'the He­ their schoolmates but also of social charity or it is a failure, she is mentioned in the -very opening chapters of French A la rsM Calls the settlement hf°Austria, and gion is still practiced openly. the Book of Genesis. Immediately after Adam brew text, referring to Jesua] shall crush thy It appears, reports said, that their teachefs. Secretary of Labor James P. Soviet participation in the In­ Since the beginning of tbe Mitchell declared at the College and Eve were cast out of the Garden of Paradise, head, and thou abalt ^e in wait for her heel" Veterans to Lourdes ternational Atomic Energy the aims of the lU h congress and thus brought misery to all tbeir descendants, (Gen. iij, 15). 1 of the Czecho-Slovak Commu­ year, special pressure has been of St Elizabeth. Paris.— France's highest rank­ Agency. “I believe." said Mr. brought to ^ar on teachers, The Cabinet member was God promised the Redemption of tbe human It b no wonder; then, that Catholics p«y ing soldier has appealed to Murphy, "we should welcome nist Party last year have been special honor to Mary, tbe Mother of tbe particularly in Bohemia and given the Vincentian Award race, through the agency of Mary. Thus as a World War II veterans of all the pending negotiitions as an only partly attained. Tbe Marx- woman, Eve, by her sin brought evil to the deemer, who had such a vital role in God’s plan isU set themselves the goals of Moravia, to sever officially and by the wumen's institutiun con­ nations to assemble at Lourdes. opportunity to try again to human race; Mary, by her obedience, would be for the salvation of mankind. She is pictured "completion of the Socialist openly all connection with the ducted by tbe Sisters of Charity. Marshal Alphonse Pierre Juin acUeve progress toward peace. the agent for its redemption by her Divine Son. above by Leo Canavan. art editor, after a work structure," “removal of the Church. It is the doty of education, he held a press conference at Jesus. by Tiziano Vecelli. remnants of the enemy class Red propagandists are also said, "to bring to the members which be issued tbe call to the from public life." and “comple­ busy spreading stories about of society a full awareness of veterani to attend the meeting, marking the 20th anniversary Franeiscan Named tion of Ihe cultural revolution.” the alleged moral turpitude of its true purpose." Without that, To Episcopal Post Goal to Kill Religion priests, especially those who are be asserted, society pursues NCW C Fam ily Life Unit Makes Plea, of the start of the war, Aug. The ultimate goal of the "cul- most popular, in order to create false goals and places improper 30-Sept. 5. Vatican Gty.—Franciscan Fa­ lural revolution” is the extinc­ (he impression that clergymen values on its possessions instead Tbe marshal, who took part ther Thomas Manning of Balti­ tion of all religious life. Its do not believe or abide by what of on "kindness, tolerance, love, 7 S u g g e s t io n s f o r C o n ju g a l S p i r i t u a l i t y in the international military more baa been named Titubr more immediate aim is the de­ they preach. unselfishness, and sacrifice." pilgrimage that brought 40,000 Bishop of ArsamoMta and Ordi­ Washington. — The NCWC life. and restress couple-centered or­ soldiers to the shrine of the nary of the independent Prela- Family Life Bureau made a plea 3) “There must be staunch, ganizations. a voice for the fam­ Blessed Mother l u t June, said ture of Corolco in Bolivia. APOSTOLIC DELEGATE IN U.S. for family spirituality in a state­ unstinting heroism, or conjugal ily as a fam ily, Cana confer­ that “the present world situa­ Born in Baltimore on Aug. 29, ment for National Family Week spiritu. Ilty b lost. We must ab­ ences, family retreab, family tion demands that men who 1922, BbfaopKlesignate Manning acknowledge the primacy of entered the Order of Friars Mi­ W C Z . C O M C D BY THOUSANDS IN NEW YORK and offered seven suggestions stain from exaggerated living programs, family counseling." for tb promotion: standards, from group customs 6) "There b new need to spiritual values join together as nor and waa ordained a priest Nevv York.—Thousands olldral May 24. 1933. At that time pointed Apostolic Delegate to 1) “More formation b needed that are dangerous to Catholic emphasize group support among brothers in castiog off signs of In 1950. He was named a pastor priests, religious, and laity filled Cardinal Amleto Cicognani. then the Philippines. When the Phil for those approaching the social culture and dogma." Catholics through mutual char­ past hostilities" in Coroico in 1956. St. Patrick's Cathedral to wit­ an Archbishop, was received by ippines established permanent sacrament of Matrimony. We 4) "Sunday sermons and lec­ ity. Church parishes may need ness the colorfuL special the U, S. Hierarchy. diplomatic relations with the need something Kke—but only tures for organizations must be to reassert their family pro­ mony of welcome given to amed to the Vatican Secre- Holy See in 1951, the Apostolic like—a 'novitiate' for married more profound and more realb- grams." B r a v e s ' O u t f i e l d S t a r , b'shop Egidio Vagnood„< new larijii, of State in 1930, Arch- Delegation in Manila was raised life." tic as concerns family life. Reli­ 7) "The liturgical year must Apostolic Delegate to the United bishop^agnozzi held that post to an Embassy and Archbishop 2) The Christian family should gion must prove more and more be lived fully in the home, for Slates. until 1993. when be was ap- Vagnozzi was appointed its firsi introduce a distinctively “Chrb- to our couples that it actqally unless the liturgy is understood F a m i l y Enter Church Apostolic . He was serv On his arrival at the Cathe-pointed to the staff of the Apos- lian culture" into ib activities, comes (ace to face with tbe mar and brought into the home, it Milwaukee. — Henry "Hank": Mr. and Mrs. Aaron bepn in- dral the Apostolic Delegate was tolic Delegation to tbe U.S. He ing in'this poet when named both those of an everyday na­ riage problems of our limes " will soon disappear completely Aaron. star outfielder for the!s(ructioni .before Christmas. greeted by Auxiliary Bishop Jo­ came here in October of that Apostolic Delegate to the United ture and major occasions in 5) 'We will have to stress .from the life of the family." Milwaukee B raves, together They com plied the course seph P. Flannelly of New York year, making the trip in the States. with his wife and two of their when the Braves returned from ■ [ and accompanied to the Sacred company of newly consecrated children, has entered tbe spring training. Mn. Aaron said Heart altar. After remaining AuxUiary Bishop Francis Spell­ Bids Pope Forewell Church. there are no other Catholics there in prayer. - he was con­ man of Boston. Throngs Honor Cure D'Ars Capuchin Father Matthew among family relativu. ducted to the sanctuary, where Rising to tbe rank of coun­ Vatlcsn Ci^.-John XXIll re­ GotUchalk baptized Mr. and Aaron is at present the lead­ he was greeted by Cardinal selor at the Apostolic Delega­ ceived Archbishop Egidio Vagn­ Mrs. Aaron,Gayle. 5. and Henry ing hitter in the major leagues Spellman, New York; Cardinal tion in Wasbin^on, D.C., Arch­ ozzi, new Apostolic Delegate to Ixiuis, Jr.. Z in the St Benf- and hu been bitting near JtOO Cushing. Boston; Cardinal bishop Vagnozzi held tbe same tbe U.S., in a farewell audience At Centenary Celebration diet the Moor Church. Another so fa r this seuon. O'Hara, C.S.C.. Philadelphia; post with the Vatican diplomatic before be departed to Cake up Ars-En-Dombes. France. — An'duum which ends on Aug. 4. the Saint in a bik on priestly child. Larry, 1, w u baptized at and many Bishops who had missions to Portugal, France, his new poet in Washington, D.C. outdoor Solemn Pontifical Mass the day the Saint died 100 years vocations. birth. come to welcome him. and the East Indies. A t tbe audience, tbe Pope also Gets Minor Orders attended by thousands of the I ago. 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 The family firjt became inter­ The last ceremony of this kind In 1949 he was named Titular imparted a special blessing to ested in the Church when tbeir faithful from throughout the The presence of the Apostolic Came in Year Days Before Death was held in St. Patrick's Calh^ Archbishop of Mira and ap­ ail Catholics in the U.S. twins were born in St. An­ world marked represen m st. John Vianney’s lifetime, Pittsburgh. Pa —Bishop John (he centenary thony's Hospital. The infanb Inhn Vbnnpl "i his fame spread so^ar that for were baptized shortly after granted a seminarian death of St. John Vianney. d i, the Pontiffs own avowed „ ^ birth, and one of them died a final wish. Tbe prelate con­ LISTENING IN known by all as the beloved devotion to the Cure D’Ars. 300 persona a day came to him ferred two Minor Orders on Vin­ Cure of Ars. later. _ .... I n h n Y Y l l l for guidance. In his final years cent A. Pauley in the hospital a W e M eet the H o l y F a t h e r The ceremonies hononng (he • >• 1,^ s-^nt I f f to 18 hours a day Two Millionth Citizen reethree different occaaions. H ie many p .r b of the world to see cilizen. w u baptized in tbelpitaL Bishop Wright conferred we strongly recommend to any Catholic. Rome Becomes Franciscan Church of Santa the orders of ezo'rcist and The w riter has what everybody , -first wu in 1905, tbe year of bis him. . A Teeming Citg The enure day wu dedicated ordination On Aug 4 1949 Today during a normal year. Hana in Aracoeli. Mayor Ur-1 acolyte. It is believed this was would admit b a confiDing job, at a to the Blessed Virgin Mary in ^j,en be was Apostolic Nuncio upwards of 6,000 priesU alone bano Ciocetti wu her godfa- the fir« such ceremony in a w nter and editor, but he confesses that Today Rome b a city of m o re than 2,000.000 whose honor the Cure himself Fy,nce. the then Archbishop come to the little town.______|ther.______.Pittsburgh hospital.______his life h u seen few duU momenb. population (including iU immediate suburbs), Among the supreme bighlighu of that though through tbe vicissitudes of tbe ages it had organized so many likejjjQnpjm presided at the cere- life have been audiences with Pius XI, Plus XII, dropped as low as 20.000 to 30,000 in medieval gatherings. Following * procefrironies marking the 90th aoni-. and John XXIII. times. It well deserves the ancient descrip­ aiMi of CardinaU and Arch- versary of the Saint’s death. He FRANK FOLSOM TO CONTINUE bishops, a gold-painted ^ e n remarked at that time that all. A visit to the Vatican, where the records of tion of it as the Eternal City. Capital of tbs world in the ancient pagan days, it has con­ sUtue of Our Lady of the Im-,,j,^ from SI. Pius X tO; cenlurie.s may be seen, b a magnificent way to maculate ConcepUoo. which ihelp^j^ pj^, xil had shown stir up fsith and loyalty. tinued the best known of all the world’s cities, WORKING FOR CHURCH, NATION rspecially during the long history of Christianity. Saint had placed tn his Church devotion to St. John Tbe dynasty of the Popes, century after century, in 1834. wu solemnly crowned vianney. roriland, Ore.-Frank M. Fol- aiion of a Portland TV station energy for peaceful aims, in or­ We Did Be«cr has no parallel in tbe story of mankind, and under the title of "Our Udy of ^ ,nd much honored with tbe National''Rroadcasting der that it may serve-and not their residence in Rome has made that com dal eommemoMlion of the cen Catbo'ic liyman who is reUnng Company, of which he is a direc­ destroy. Than Grondma tor. „ munily not only the most important spot on Cardinal tenary of the Cure D’Ars in ««« Pl»n* «•"' Russia h u been "very co-oper­ When my grandparents came from Europe from < religious standpoint, but also a Will Preside Rom*- Pope John took the op^ linue his work for the Church. A trustee of the Catholic ative and helpful,'' he uid. "So­ ihree generatiMs ago. the voyage required sev-|cuj,ur,i ,nd art center which easily surpasses “ " portunity to cite the example of Ihe naUon. and the Radio Cor- Chanties of the Archdiocese of viet scienlista have shown amaz­ eral months. The tnp of myself and a brother everything ebe mankind has known. The official centenary cele­ * poraUon of America. New York and a member of the ing interest in our work-in (act pnest to Rome a few days ago was an air journey ______bration of tbe death of the Cure board of governors of tbe Elxten- NA.MED BY POPE all tbe major powers have been of about 17 hours, and the flight went from the T f „ wiu continue untu Sept 25. Cordmol Spellmon sioD Society, the executive be­ diligent'and helpful.” foot of the Rockies to the ancient capital of the M p when Cardinal Maunce FelUn, | ^ TO ATOMIC AGENCY lieves that “tbe Catholic layman Ror^an Empire, in lets than a day. Of Vatican CJtg Archbishop of Paris, will pre- Best known as chainnin of b u a vital role to play io the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 70 Years Old ( UAIRMA.N OF NCOS Ocean flying offers few fears to one who has) The fact that Rome has become Ihe Eternal side over a pilgrimage of Anny the board of RCA. Mr. Folsom world today” and that “the Hier done this .sort of travel from tiitie to time. Air ,City resb on Chrisfi selection of St. Peter u to Ars. New York.-Cardinal Spell IS a permanent representative areby should make the best use H r., FoUom. a direclor of IS planes Mnnot compete with either trains or ships, the rock on which Ho would build His Church Climax of the celebration will,man noted his 70lh birthday on of the Holy See to the Interna- of him.” corporations, also finds li/he to in givids one a view of scenery, and aNiul the|Despile many difficulties down tbe centuries, come in August. The Apostolic 1 May 4. The prelate will have .uonal Atomic Energy Agency, a tn regard to his work with serve as executive commiiti-e only forrt of amusement in them u the ealingithe Popes made Rome their permanent head Nuncio to France, ArchbisbopUbemed 20 years of scnice u post to which he wu named by the Atomic ^ergy Agency, be chairman of the National Cath­ of thq/claborale meals that have become char-quarters, and our own era saw the settlement Paul Marella, is scheduled to the Archbishop of New York Pius XII. He wu in this city for said that the world must be olic Community Service, a USU acteristk of this form of travel. But planes “get, fr«ni to Png* S — Cohmn S) preside at the opening of a Iri- May 22. ceremonies marking the affili- taught the proper use of atomic agency. • • 1 T H E REGISTER

PatronAM a/ S«//*rar* fr e m NERVOUS AND MENTAL IW H a P o p e C it e s DISORDERS . . . it St Jude? Many novenaa cele­ brated throughout 3 M a r k s o f the year in the flnt church in America PERPETUAL NOVENA dedicated in her Every Wednesdcy and Sunday G ood Pastor honor. Beg her help It the NaliontI Shrine of and intercesaion. Vatican City — John XXIll St. Jude For information held the holy parish priest of about the League of e«r Fitktr B< Ars before an assembly of NtM M*ct nr BtHtba kftari SI. St. Dymphna, No­ SiariM lot w > t m • itpr TMI Sllrtr priests in Rome as a great ex­ vena Booklets. Stat­ IvkfiM MTtCi iMk. ample of the priestly life. In ues and Medals, Hrmt addressing delegates of the write to: Udrllt Apostolic Union of the Clergy National Shrine of Cilv toot Sii’i on the 100th innlversary of the National Shrine of St. Jode desth of St. John Vianney, the St. Dymplinn }}) WIST MAOlSOK. CHICAGO 6, III. Pope praised the diocesan Maasillon, Ohio clergy of (he Church. At the ume time he called attention Free to WRITERS to the dangers the parish priest ROSARY PARTS leekinj e hook publisher faces in hU daily ministry. Tw« ftd.fliicd. uiiuintrd brocbum, B # * ft x a Chaolain William J. Uortfi Speaking quite simply and CATH-ART 5BK Deputrchlef of confidentially to the parish priests the Holy Father enumer­ 138 So. (Columbus A vt., eablkllr,j , And proBOUoe. Fre*re* cdl*«dl ChapUlnt. Is shown erecting Archbishop William 0. Brady of St Dept. A i»Mal ■ippnlAAl. Writ* S«pt. OSS. ated three characteristics o i the rieosiT M Hits. 316 ATU AVE.. H.Y. 16 Paul, religious consultant before the prelate departs to hold Mount Vernon, New religious retreats for Catholic chaplains at the Berchtesgaden dedicated pastor: One who is prim irily and above all a man of MANUFACTURERS Retreat House located in the Bavarian Alps. The meeting took LOWEST PRICES place in the Pentagon, Washington. God. one who is devoted to "the two precious objects of the M rs . sively to fostering closed retreats for married FASTEST SERVICE P*r r*A «r altar, the Book and the Chalice,” Catholic Mother of 1959 Charles N. couples. For Beautiful Illustrated Catalog send 29c to cover r#> r** AT rtf' Q«ni> aissaIiaKaa and one who truly loves bis fel­ RoDsn, 44, of Scottsddle, Ariz., who found Ume The selection was announced by Bishop; Wtiti tar E'tt IrforaiAtlAA low man. mailing costa. Bishop Permits Tuition to establish a retreat movement for married Christopher J. Weldon of Springfield. Hass.. H* chwT> M ctorer MS a*Utto«( LtWII A COMfANY The Pope in speaking of the ASS 3rd A**. Tr*y. N. Y. couplet, while rearing nioe children, has been Episcopal moderator of tha NCWC Family Life parish priest as "above all a chosen as the National Catholic Mother of the Bureau, and Dr. Franeis Rotber of Little RoPk, man of God” u id : “This is bow Year. With her husband, Mrs. Ronan founded Ark., president of the National Catholic Confer­ A m*m*rAbl* n#w book Costs, Halting Grades the Christian people think of WITH MAAY IN MIND the Holy Family Retreat Association, believed ence on Family Life. Mrs. Ronan is pictured you and judge you. This is how to be the first U S. organization dedicated exclu­ above with her husband and their nine children. Foot R elief br Bay City. Mich —Bishop Ste­ that some parishes spend nearly the Lord wants you to be." QUICK-ACT1N* FOOT PU8TER Tht CArmAlllA FAlben to a Guide phen S. Woznicki of Saginaw their entire income in operating If y«i w* MihAia, n ts MabIaI Pny*r written for bwb Pope John elaborated on the Di.ScbeU’r Kwoux. It'« tad wom«o In Ui* world. gave paators in his diocese per­ schools. This exclusive expendi­ second characteristic of the par­ Buck ntur, man pr^ iMito* ud Order from mission to charge tuition and to ture leads to the neglect of ish priest by recalling that in CHAPEL MARKS 1559 C O L O N Y Su MeTMlMl M ml to AlASY, 641S WoedlAwn. Chktg* 37 drop some elementary school other parish functions and (be Bible we have the prindpsl ■ llM B*l (YtlUbl* !■ men and women and many head rM6y-B»d< swto. M*m SI.BO poAiptid l( payatnt eacloAMl grades that are not self-support­ building repairs. source of true doctrine, and In Pensacola, F1t<—On Sunday, i Archbishop Tbomu J. Toolen. •««' ing. May 17. a chapel will be dedi Bishop of MoMle-Bimilngbain, of cattle, debariting. from 13 MlJcil.tM. Pastors have the option, the the (3>allce the precious blood «aI> i Speaking at the spring meet­ Bishop asserted, to charge par­ of Jesus Christ. “There ts no cated on Santa Rou Island, will officiate In rites that will be ships. The party, beset by hurri­ eerw.f Pensacola's Beseb, where Cath­ part of Florida's Quadricenten- cane and hunger as weU u in­ uodw tpotfri i f t i l * HIGHtlGHytOOiuSU § ing of the Diocesan Council of ents of grade school pupils $20 perfection nor is there true love Catholic Men. the Bishop uid ■nd high school students of God and Christ,” he said, olic Spaniards landed 49 years nial celebration. ternal strife, remained only two rCiphlidTii^4rii.W tat2M «lb schools in bis diocese are har­ “without a profound devotion before the Jamestown Founda­ On Aug. 14. 1960, Tristan de years. In that period De Luna's I assed by s shortage of teaching to the Eucharist, which is the tion. I Luna led a settlement of 1300 soldiers marched acrosi much him of present-day Alsbame. Of S ch o lls I p * Mw sisters. It is financially unsound, Cathedral of Salzburg life of all the faithfuL but es­ KUROTEX I WrnnW Tf POtP O t t be added, to continue hiring pecially of the priests." The The village of Pensacola was ACADEMY FO* ADUltS large numbers of lay teachers. permanently settled in 1723. As Wwh.tiglMi Da*I. Ot-iVi Restored in 14 Years Pope went on to u y that in the CIWAt*. Ill Bishop Woznicki pointed out Eucharist we have the example Papal Envoy to China part of the Quadricentennial RUPTURED Leogang, Austria. — The Ca­ of a life of ucrifice inspired by this village hu been rebuilt oo ei sasfl FROM TBUU SLAVIKY thedral of Salzburg, a classical charity: Such must be the life Santa Rosa Island's white Nm Oxn M < UN m*f« IB».|l*Unl tTMI- example of Renaissance archi­ BMC *. years at a cost of $2,307,600 characteriitic of the pastor, s Hong Kong.— Completing one a civil war, he provld^ en­ day that wu built on the Gulf tkai cHn flats Uist sur ■*■* rs* M*fkl,sn* <60,000,000 schillings^. Coast. ■asMhs sstasar. sM lalb lx* — xB|k»ll» Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen true love for his fellow man, the of the most difficult assign­ couragement to a flourishing rsk IMT stsw aaat Hat, »Ur. M* Wb sM A bombing attack on Oct. 16. Pontiff voiced a concern that ments ever handled by a Papal convert movement that in­ The replies lo be dedicated lur tUr W IM BSMB rm **n. nan H m skMiilm A MODERN DRAMA 1M4, demolished the dome and grieves all parish priests today. representative, fil-year-old Arch­ creased the Catholic population May 17 w u designed from ac­ severely damaged the Cathe­ “How is it possible.” be uked. bishop Anthony Riberi is pre­ of China to 3300.000. tual drawings and descriptions IiBhltr IstWl CHals. Ss*l ■•StZO lit*kW Ins., SCENE 1 . . . Three years ogo, I met o Stewardess dral. (he 10th time it was dam­ “that after so many efforts and paring to depak from the F>t At the end of the war, how­ of t{ie original chapel. Even the aged or destroyed since the first Mcrifices, after so many sow­ East and China to take up his ever. the Reds took over and. materials used in reconstructing on a flight who asked me whot she should do with her Cathedral w u dedicated in 774. ings, that the harvest reaped new post u Nuncio to Ireland. within a few abort yean, they the eight-side building are the People 60 to 80 life. I soid: "If you marry, be sure thot you morry one is often so little?” “Sometimes.” Civil war. persecution, per­ bad Kxpelled all (he foreign same u used in the first con­ May Topics Listed Pope John quickly volunteered, sonal imprisonment, expulsion missfenen and had confiscated struction. who will be a fitting bow for such o fine Stradivorius; if If You Will Simply For Catholic Hour “spiritual miracles do not hap­ from Red China, and a Com­ or closed 1,900 prim ary schools, The interior will be furnished you do not marry, dedicote yourself totolly and entirely pen because the intention is not munist-forced schism high­ 189 middle schools. 2343 rural just u it must have been when Send Us Your Name New York.—The subjects of always pure; probably because lighted the Archbishop's 19 lehoida, 210 hoapltals, 781 dis­ the Spaniards and converted In­ to the couse of God, for in this is perfect peoce." the Jesuit Father Walter J. one does not always seek only eventful years as Apostolic In­ pensaries. 294 orphanages, 29 dians and others of assorted na­ And Address... Burghardt's radio series on the the good of souls, ucrificlng ternuncio to Chins. printing presses, 99 periodicals, tionalities worshiped there. The Calholic Hour in May are these: oneself for them; probably be­ one observatory, the largest li­ church and the village will re­ . . . we will explain how you can j “Sanctity and Martyrdom” Archbishop Riberi came to cause one trusts too much in China In July. 1946. when the brary in Shanghai, two mu main long after the,Quadricen­ still apply for a $1,000 life inaur- SCENE 2 . . .Eight months ogo, th e some Stewardess f St. Ignatius of Antioch), May ance policy to help take care of means sim ilar to human ones, Church was enjoying an unpre­ scums, and an etbiK^ogical in tennial Exposition has moved on and therefore passing, without stitute. Among the Catholic mU- to other cities in the state. final expenses without burden- sold 1 hove over Anthony )‘.“ May ‘lo! cedented post war growth. For to the writer: " th o ug h t whot you told me, ‘the "S rS t basing oneself on prayer and on A Seiemn Pontlfi^ Mass sriU,inf your famUy. the next three years, although sionen expelled were 510 Amer­ and I hove mode my decision. I wont you to find o plocc Sanctity and Activity" (St. total sacrifice.” icans. be celebrated on a massive put- . Vou «n handle the ei^ e A thanuius), May 17; “Sanctity faced with problems caused by -i.tfBBB. .. tranuction by mail with OLD for me in the AAission world." We immediately arranged In 1951. following the Arch­ door platform u ^ AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. and Conversions” (St. Augus­ bishop's warning to all Catb^lc rites being sponsored by the I to send her to the Missions. tine). May 24: and “Sanctity New Taxes to Curtail No obligation of any kind. No Bisbopa of the schismatic na­ Knights of Columbus. I one will call on you. and Passion” (St. Jerome), May Poland Church Drive ture of the “reform movement." Tear out this ad and mall ft 31. Berlin.-New tax regulations the chief object of the Com­ today with your name, addreu SCENE 3 . . . At the National Office of The Society issued by the Warsaw Finance munist attack against the Classified Ads and year of birth to Old Ameri­ Pope’s First : Ministry will virtually halt the Church was to expel (he Inter- can Insurance Co., t West 9th, for the Propogotion of the Faith, the following letter wos Beatification IChurch building program in nuncio. Priests and laymen were ClMiin>6 •* a«* lha**(h *11 Dept. L909C, Ksnsu City, Mis­ received from Vietnam: Poland and put an end to many forced to sign a petition for bis •dNicn. Tb* itll H Tbt Ha **ra *•> souri. lum. MtatoioB II wadi. II taaa *r B*r« cbaritable activities. expulsion. cmmoHt* lM*tt tat nW. ibi t*l* Is 6S< batMir mnnattou. man offered Solemn Pontifical lUbEKA. M.- lepers, olwoys with o smile on their foces, kneeling maintenance of priests and reli Requiem Mass for Auxiliary FILMS eeVILOMD, FRINTEO gious and for lay salaries. Ex Bishop Joseph P. Donahue, 88, 5FKIAL! S or IZtazpoaiir* rolls. through Moss on their open-sore knees, ond when empted are funds for religious Jumbo*, SSe. Premium offen. Top VOCATIONS-MEN in St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The Photo, WeltovUlf, New YorX. they leave the chapel they leave behind their blood 'ceremonies and church upkeep. Bishop, Vicar (jcneral of the HELP WANTED—MALE THE FUNClSOtN MISSIONAIT prints on the concrete floor. archdiocese since 1939, died in IIOTHMS OF THt jaCAEO COOK WANTED. Msie. Sluie for MEXaT OF JEWS inrill "A t present, woiting for their new home, 120 his residence. tasUluUoo. Board, Room and Sal­ Pope Beotifies Nuns' ary. Rtftraacoi raqalred. Writ* Box fRM 17 ft 3S t« Kfili h( Uta ore living in old shocks in o Chinese cemetery and Bishop Donahue, a native of CM. Th* R«(totcr, Denetr, Colorado. MW iihniT*tad b*«aw, n * j*r Foundress, Sr. Elena New York, attended SL Joaeph's MHaqLLAWSOUS to Owaitr. v»a,i* tai Iroftrod 180 behind barbed wires in o Vietnomese hospitol. Seminary in Troy and wu «■ litoWa Jvotrtoa. T lio M a w ApostoUe PrtnUess RaabloCowstj aaotto pmir Men, women and children ostracized from fomily : Vatican City.—Blessed Elena I n e n e w of Mendi. Papui. daiaed in 1896. He w u secre­ doBatioa for St. JodoV MtortiM, F*- IT. FOaMCII MOHatlUIT |Cuem , Italian foundress of the lb*r Rekl. Box 3130 terhiOB S, lEtoa _____ ta«b«„Mliii*a< and friends and society will one day hove o new New Guinea, the Rt. Rev. Fir tary for nine yeara to the late :Oblates of the Holy Ghost (Sis­ Bishop Tbomu F, Cusack, who home because, os I hove heard you soy, dimes and ters of St. Zita), who was the min Schmidt. OF.M.Cap., is a native of Catherine. Kaos. He later became Ordinary of Al quarters begged will moke it possible. first person beatined by Pope bany, and served u psstor of IT M AY NOT attended Catherine parochial I John X X III, headed a society of two churches. He became a dio- "I did not mean to run on so about the lepers, Khools and received his high beatification oiiiu conduct schools in ceun consultor in 1936. school and junior college educa­ BE TOO LATE but guess I hove adopted these poor souls. Strange, In His First ceremony of it*o hemispheres. Cardinal Spellman officiated tion at St. Joseph's College and but a few months ago, I was serving mortinis to well- at Bishop Donahue's consecra Ihe new Pontificate. Pope John| Twenty-five relatives of Military Academy. Hays. He en­ to begin itudylng For the 9rieilhood arllh lion in the same Cathedral in tK* Priatts of the Socred Heo'll If you ore 0 high manicured bonds on the airline ond a few weeks ogo, XXlII is carried aloft in the Blessed Elena attended (he tered the Capuchin order on I 1949. Throughout his life the school groAiolc under 30 or o colleM groduote sedio peitotoria (portablejceremonies. She was renowned July 14, 1941. and was ordained I wos helping to give out surplus foods to people with prelate had a marked devotion u rt^ 40, we hove o tpeciol poil-groM fe course throne) In St. Peter's Basilica, for her efforts in urging the in St. Fidelia' Church, Victoria. ■n Latin arsd allied Hfblecri which will prepor* no fingers— sometimes no bonds." to his patron, St. Joseph. The new beata is Blessed Elena i Pope to spresd devotion to the Kana.. June 2. 1946. by the late you for our moior s*minory. Ex-tSI'l welcomed Guerra. lulian foundress of the Holy Ghost. She died in 1914. Bishop Frank A. Thill of Sslina, an our Valorans' opproved COurst. Sitters oP St. Zita (Oblates of Her sM iety has 4S houses .n He took post graduate work in Many Homes Unlisted Wont more infprmoliOn? Wrrtt: several eountries. SCENE 4 Today, ot the Nationol Office of The — *-^**'^ Rhosti. theology at the Catholic Uni­ Belleville, ill.—Mote than 10. versity in Wishington. He has 000 previously unknown Cath­ F o th tf Superler Society for the Propogotion of the Foith the Nationol Di- been the superior of the Capu­ olic dwelling units were dis- Fire to Destroy W orld ector is waiting fo your offering for the lepers and for the chin College Monssteo* in Wash-'closed in (he diocesan-wide Dehon Seminary Holy Father, who oids oil Missions of the world, 'ington since 1953 house lo-house census conducted Greof Anffinston, Questions and Answers The C a p u c h in M iss io n of lo March by (he Diocesan Coun- _ „ „ J , Mendi was raised to the status cil of Catholic Men. This MuisochuseHs By L inu s M Rioxdas. P h D. world is hidden in the mind of ^ Prefecture Apostolic by marked an increm of approxi- GOD LOVE YOU h> A.B.H. for $100. "I om u WiU the world exist forever? God. He has not seen fit lo re- p ^Xill 18 days after mately 33 per cent above Ihsl *Wont to dedicote your life & tolents to the Secred Heart oi o Broth­ j The world will one day come veal to man the exact moment hit election. .which bad been expected. er? Write: Pother Superior, Socred Heort Noviliot*, St*. Mon*, 111. real csfote broker. I promise a cut (e the Holy Father 1(0 an end through some kind of (hat the world will undergo its from this day on whenever I close a deol ond nothing a conflagration. The meaning is hour of destructioo. All that (}od mot that the world it one day to hu foretold is that it will hap- /nvast your covings lets thon $100 on each deal!" . . . to W.F. for $69. be destroyed, or absolutely an- pen when leut expected. “The mhitated. but that it will not day of (he Lord is to come u a "I am a television technkion. I used to refute tips continue in its present form, thief in the night. For when 5% and 5’/$% now 1 accept them all, put them in u box and let The certainty of the end of they shall uy. 'peace and se- the world is told in Scriptures, cunty,' even then sudden de- FIRST MORTGAGE SERIAL NOTES them odd up— the enclosed check it the result." . . . lime and again. “Man when he stniction will come upon them, to S.L.H. "I om sending oil tho money that I hove. is fallen uleep shall not riselu birth pangs upon her who is again till the heavens be broken” I with child, and they will not es- SISTERS OF M E R C Y 1 with you would tend it to the Holy Father for me (Job, xiv. 12). 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t - -*■ A T H E REGISTER Moslem Neels Pope Vatican City.—Pope John LISTENING IN X X III gave a gold medal com­ memorating the Papal corona­ (Continued From P a ge O n e) tion to King Hussein of Jordan and extended his best wishes (or of long difficulty between Church and State no doubt that Constantine had some paganism the prosperity of the kingdom, when on Feb. 11, 1929, under the Lateran Cov­ in him (or a long time, and the accounts of the which includes much of the Holy enants between the Italian government and the vision differ, but the Emperor received Baptism Land. Holy See. the State of Vatican City was set up on his deathbed, and the Council of Nicaea, In the 20-minule private audi­ covering about 44 hectares. A hectare is a'metric which he had summoned, delivered what was to ence, King' Hussein introduced measure, containing 2.471 acres. The Pope, there­ be the deathblow to the heresy of Arianism, members of his entourage, in­ fore, has a very small temporal realm, but it is which denied the Divinity of Christ. cluding Edmond Roch, Jordan­ sufficient to establish recognition of his inde­ He issued the Edict of Milan in 313, giving ian Minister to . pendence and to fulfill the conditions of genuine freedom of worship to the Christians, and he be­ national status. There are also a few extra­ stowed many favors on the Church, among them territorial locations under the Vatican City gov­ the removal of legal disabilities attendant on ernment, such as Castel Gandolfo. the Papal celibacy. He released the Catholic clergy from summer home. taxation and military service, adorned churches Ph illips' The sire of the stale makes little difference. greatly, and was reverent toward Christian ideals The civil rights of the Papacy are protected, of morality. The Greek Church honors him u a and the Pontiff is kept free of the political con­ saint M IIK OF MAGNESIA trol that many characters of history have tried Foes of the faith have tried to make him into to foist on the See of Peter. The working out of a bloody tyrant, but the fa^t is that Augustus, this settlement of the Roman Question has been hold up as a pattern of humaneness, shed more Buddhists Visit Friars a splendid success. The Italian government today blood than Constantine did. ,ffr « k Franciscan Monastery in Washington. In the picture, Father obviously gets along well with the Vatican. Godfrey, O.F.M. (left), and Father Paschal Kinsell, O.F.M. As a British authority writes: "Constantine (right), escort the visitors, two representatives of Burma Sangha He Designed established the primacy of Christianity, with and the Burmese Religious Community, accompanied by one tolerance for paganism, and provided for Chris­ informed lay Buddhist, elected by the U. S. Department of State St. Peter's Square tian unity of doctrine at the Council of Nicaea in for Leader Grants to visit the U. S. to study religious fife in Bernini gave more than 10 years of inspired 325-” He founded Constantinople. The magnifi­ America. Buddhists are, left to right. Venerable U. Pandita, work to the designing of St. Peter's Square, cent Arch of Constantine still standing in Rome Venerable U. Kossalla, and Venerable U. Silananda Thera. which is one of the most famous and magnifi­ brought me many memories of this great figure. cent sights in the world. He worked 1657 to Modem Rome, however, proved more inter­ Three Professors Soy Sc/ence Oversfressed 1667, and used 264 giant columns of four rows esting to me than the days and relics of long and 88 pillars, to form an elliptical colonnade, ago. The top experience was, of course, an audi* Chicago.—A trio of De Paul tle, C-M., philosophy; Father covered by a loggia carrying 144 statues of ence with the new Pope John XXIII, which I N»Iii!ar or Flavored / h University professors asserted John R. Cortelyou, C.M., bio­ saints. This colonnade and the magnificent dome had with my brother. Gregory Smith. that too much emphasis is being logical sciences; and Dr. Miles are the most beautiful external features of the The new Pontiff is a most interesting gentleman, placed on producing scientists M. Dunnington, political sci­ vast church. quick wilted and possessing a wonderful person­ HOPELESS in the U.S.A. ence. The population of Vatican City is only about ality. The Romans love him. and, as all our Participating in a program Some 500 teachers and ad­ 1.500, but most of the area of the little nation readers know, be has captured the heart of the DESPERATE for the dedication of the insti­ ministrators of the Chicago is taken up by the gigantic Basilica of St. Peter's, world. Despite his 78 years, he is extremely tution's new Frank J. Lewis area public and parochial high vigorous, and it looks to me as if he could reign the Apostolic Palaces, Offices, and Museums. A s k a n d L e a r n IMPOSSIBLE center were Father John Bat­ schools were present. The Basilica (into which 35,(XX) people can (or 15 years or so. crowd) rises over the Basilica that Emperor Address P. 0. Box 1620, Denver, Colo. Constantine (died 337) built on the spot that Have Foith in Vatican Courtesy ITe recrady had ou r koux« up tradition had pointed out as St. Peter’s tomb. and then arise again. They are St. Jude (There is no doubt today that the tomb is there.) Can't Be Outdone for tale. It hat a btuemeni that evil and should be destroyed, leaht lometehut when heaey and the chain broken. BAYER BRINGS The cornerstone of the great new Basilica was I was given the privilege of attending some you’ll never regret it . . roint tome. I wai truthful with Send for your free Novena laid by Pope Julius U April 18, 1506, and more great functions in St. Peter's and the Lateran, The chain letter error is a eeerj protpeetiee buyer who species of superstition called Prayerbook, "St. Jude, His than a century was required for its completion. and high Vatican officials took the most extraor­ came lo lo o k al the place. I did, "improper worship," or vain ob­ Life, His Novena” (Touched Urban V in consecrated it in 1626. Many of the dinary care of me. I have never known any however, keep the moiiture servance. It consists In expect­ to his relic.) Perpetual No­ greatest artists in history have worked on it, place that quite equals the Vatican in courtesy. ipoti in the baiemertt pretty welt venas every Wednesday. FASTEST RELIEF including Raphael and Michelangelo (the latter For the first time in my life, I saw canoniza­ ing from certain pre-arranged R>. Rtv. Msgr. Prancli J. KtH mopped up when our realtor designed the marvelous cupola). circumstances a greater efficacy Spiritual Dlroctor tion ceremonies, whose gorgeous ritual and brought in a rtulomer. T h e Constant work is necessary, year after year, proclamation of absolute triumph are beyond the than prayers can have by their CHURCH OF ST. JUDE ih« fastttt, most g«ntt« to the ttomach relief haute wat told, and the men who to keep the vast Vatican in good condition. The nature. Actually, it Is the devo­ VOTIVE GUILD power of newspaper description. b ou g h t it knew about th e tea ki. you can get! sight of St. Peter's that one sees when approach­ St. Charles of Sezze, one of the new saints, tion of the one who prays that 131 West 2M St. Did I d o wrong? ing the main entrance, with full view of the who died in 1670, was a humbie Franciscan lends efficacy to prayer, pre­ NEW YORK 34, N. Y. massive colonnades and the' tremendous dome Brother. Hundreds of Franciscan superiors from From the facts given in your supposing God's acceptance of of the Basilica showing at the top, Is a scene all over the world attended the , and letter, it is evidm t that you the prayer in a particular case. that is not surpassed in grandeur or artistic had a Te Deum of their own in the Lateran, practiced no fraud in the trans­ ' Triduums, novenas, nine First Friday Communions, etc., achievement anywhere on earth. The sight has with the Pope presiding, a few days liter, when action in which you sold your though they seem to attach no equal. Many buildings that previously blocked I was in attendance. The Pope is himself a house. 'Vou say you were truth­ part of the view as one approaches the Vatican Third Order Franciscan. I was most interested ful, and the buyer knew of this undue importance to numbers ttlc and dates, are approved by the have been removed in recent years. in the new St. Charles for I too have been a defect of the article purchased. 'Churcb because these dates and Third Order member many years. There were This rules out any guilt on your numbers are convenient for thousands of friars present at the special Papal part. Evidence ol Early shaping and regulating certain sarii rites to honor the new St. Charles. A seller can be assured, as Christian Days long as he commits no real mis­ excellent devbtionS. No special representation of a substantial efficacy is attached to the num­ Excavations in the “Vatican caves” under the Likewise Joaquina de Vedruna de Mas, bom ber precisely as such. Basilica have presented evidence of the earliest in Barcelona in 1783, was canonized. She was the defect in the house sold, that the loan company involved in The chain prayer letter craze Christian times. The museums of Vatican City mother of eight and her husband died in 1616. is forbidden because it relies arc extraordinary deposits of priceless relics The mother founded a hospital and teaching the sale takes everything into consideration when it approves unduly on mere circumstances, of the long past. Here was and is the center of order of nuns and lived an heroic life in difficult and thus obscures true devotion the necessary loan. It is the civilization and culture, which are so tied up times. Her Sisters sre known as the Carmelites and makes promises that no one business of a loan company to with religion that one can truly say that modern of Charity. She died in 1854. is authorized to make. The chain know the evaluation of houses, civilization is for the most part Catholic. letter you cited has long been and this type of firm makes up Even our large cities have as a rule only a Canonization is the formal declaration by the with its rates any occasional de­ known as superstitious. few relics of the long distant past. Rome, pre­ Supreme Pontiff that the faithful should vener­ fect in a dwelling that it under­ serving eternal youth, a thoroughly modem city ate as a saint one who has been already beatified. takes to underwrite. Shrewd today, has been the treasure chest of the cen­ Except in the case of martyrs, two thoroughly Five Catholic Youths buyers will know when there is turies for the preservation of the magnificent proved miracles must be presented for beatifica­ any radical defect. So long as culture of countless generations. tion. and two more for canonization, as a divine Earn Lifesaver Medols no unusual means are used to sign of the worthiness of the candidate. Beatifi­ cover it up, one is not acting dis­ Washington.—Mrs. Dwight D. The embassies and legations to the Holy See cation permits veneration of the blessed one in honestly. It was perfectly legit­ Eisenhower presented six Amer­ number 48, with 33 Ambassadors and 15 minis­ certain places or communities, but canonization imate for you to make the house ican Autom obile Association ters. They present unique testimony to the es­ commonds it everywhere. The process involves a look as presentable as possible gold lifesaver medals to school A teem in which the Papacy is held in our genera­ public and official declaration of heroic virtue when showing it for sale. patrol boys in a ceremony at tion. The teeming thousands who visit Rome on the part of the person canonized. the White House. every year, and come from all parts of the earth, I received a chain prayer let­ Five of the six boys are stu­ indicate the feeling of many people, including dents in Catholic schools. To Canonization ter that pretcribet the recitation vast numbers of non-Catholics, that the Papacy earn the medal the school patrol o f a cerlain n u m ber o f prayeri occupies an unassailable position as a center of Iniallihle member must have risked his onif the tending of eopiet of (he peace, sanctity, and sanity. The judgment of the Church in canonization id le r l o nine other pertoni. The own life in saving another. is infallible and irreformable. In early ages, the The (wardeet ware Brian N. Steph­ Rome has a surprising number of mag letter intltlt the chain mutt not ens. 13. of St. Mary ot Sorrow School. process was in the hands of local B i^ops, who, be broken, and promltet that Buftaio, N.V.; Thomas C. O’Doonall, nificent churches, and is one of the greatest of 13. of St. Joachim's School, Beacon, of course, did not have the infallibility that a the tender will receive a favor educational centers. When we know something N.Y.; Robert Kowalczyk, 13, of Sts. Pope possesses. Most of the saints then, however, fr o m th e Firgin Mary for hit Peter end Peul's School. Garfield of history, the sights of Rome bring back extraor­ Helghta, O.; Frederick G. BuNie, Jr., UNIQUE • INSPIRING were martyri, and martyrdom for the faith guar­ trouble. What about thief It it dinary memories. Constantine the Great, for antees heaven. The first solemn canonization in 12, of Our Ltdy of Lourdes School, • LOVELY HISTORIC GIFT like the nine Firit Fridaytf Bethesda, Md.; William Hoag. 15. of instance, convert Roman Emperor,, changed the the modem sense was of St. Ulrich of Augsburg Such chain letters have their St. Jude'a School; St. Peteraburg, Imported from the Irish Republic trend of the world by first tolerating and then by Pope John XV in 963. Universal acceptance Fla.; and Ronald T. Harvey, 12, of , . , real Irish Horn Besds. The day of popularity, then wane. Bryan School, Washington. Little Roasry Is a replica of the by giving privileges to Christianity; by helping of a saint previous to this would haveHo be re­ original C a a ia T iA K Pedal Days to bring together the First Ecumenical Council, garded as an infallible process, for the whole R osa S T . EccIesfosflcaUy approved for Apostolic Indulgences. Fits In that of Nicaea, and by recognizing the supremacy Church cannot be wrong in matters of faith and the palm of the hand and ring of the Church in spiritual matters. morals. moves from finger to finger after each decade. Nov aU times can be The ceremony I saw was magnificenL It prayer time while walking, watting, Christian Godf lasted several hours, and I was in a spot where 1 driving and at bedtime. was able to follow everything. The Vatican AtlraeUvely gift boxed . . . a Helped Pagan stunned us with its courtesies to us on this mem­ LmriME beauflfuily treaaured gift. In his war with Maxentius, Constantine in­ orable trip. At least 10 times in those happy Hall . . . SZ.OO each or 3 for tS.OO. voked the Christian God and fought under the days. I was so dose to Pope John XXIII that I Special offer to church groups SI6S0 per doten. Send cheek, cash, sign of Christ. He was personally convinced that could have simply extended my hand to touch AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY! or M.O. We pay postage. he received a divine revelation or vision, the fam­ him. How that magnificent little man can smilel I MMX 01 A TI o a im r. C a a lle Doctors look inside a livlno person's stomach, ous command; "In this sign conquer." There is —Monsignor Matthew Smith import cenlflcits enclosed, find Bayer Aspirin has astonishing action that brings relief without delay-* WORKERS' GOAL STRESSED : H.M.G. Co. 431 1 . LUCE ST. INSTANT PUKING ACTION I c '» EPITH'S COUWTRY SHOP P o p e U r g e s Gospel Be A p p l i e d WAY7ATA, MIHNESOTA This medically dedgned beaker represents the area from your mouth to your stomach; It Vatican City.—11 is the mis­ ings, the Pope noted that not ail and with the oppressors of hu­ PLEASE UNO ^tN-l R03ARIES TO ' illustrates what doctors saw in s living person's sion of Catholic workers to Christian workers think of man freedom." make their brothers understand themselves as a force for these After blessing the congrega­ stomach: th a t Bayer has an astoniahing t'nsfanf il NAME 1 flaking adion. A Bayer tablet enters the stom­ “that it is not in hate and the ends. tion in the Basilica, the Pontiff Such workers, he staled, “be­ advances through an honor guard of 1■ 1 ach—nof whole—but in soft, tiny flakes. So, doctrine of the antichrist that went to his apartment, where solutions to labor problems are cause of their lukewarmness or .he appeared at the window to 1 irUEEt 1 there's no waiting for relief until the tablet to be found, but in the applica­ timidity, do not work for the .bless (be throng in St. Peter's didntegrstes. Bayer Aspirin is ready to go to 1 1 tion of Gospel principles." salvation of their brothers." Square. [N'CAVC Radio and Deveiu, Mass., where be eonfirmed a class of 53 adults and 1 CITY STATE work instantly Pope John X X III stressed this There is the danger, be con­ I Wire] dependents of military personnel. 1 —vUkovi delay goal in addressing a throng of cluded, that some people might —to make you 35.000. members of the Associa­ believe the false idea that, ‘1o feel better fast. tion of Italian Christian Work­ bring about social justice, aid ers. He offered Pontificial Mass the needy, and impose respect for them in St. Peter's Basilica. for law, it is necessary to asso­ A SECURE AND CAREFREE FUTURE A t the altar as the Pope said ciate with those wh'o deny God Mass was Cardinal Lercaro, Archbishop of Bologna, whose Conference on Theater THE REGISTER father was a dockworker. To Open With Mass Published every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. Among the congregation was Notre Dame. Ind.—Bishop Invest in our 934-050 Bannock Street. Denver 1. Colo. Post Office Box 1620 Italian Minister of Labor Bcn- Leo A. Pursley of Fort Wayne M«mb*r Audit Surtau of CIrculatloni igno Zaccagnini. The turnout at will celebrate the Pontifical LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT Praildent . .. Host Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, O.D., Denver (be Red rally across the Tiber Mass Aug. 18 Editor-In-Chief .. Rf, Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Utl.D,, Jour.D., LL.D. was small compared with at­ at 9 in the ( A N ANNUITY) Manactnc Dlractor Verr Rev. Montltmor John B. Cavanaih, M.A., Ph.D. tendance in former years. Notre D a m e Auoclata Editora: Rev. John B. Ebel. Ull.D., Hist.D.; Linus M. Rlordan, .After Mass the Pontiff (old U n i V e r- IT OFFERS YOU: 1 A reasonable rate of interest as long as you live, 2. A reliable Ph.D.; Rov. Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Paul II. ilalletl. yit.D; Frank Uor- the crowd that he saw in it the sity chapel to rlae, BB.. LL.B., Lltt.D.; Art Editor. Leo Canavan, D.F.A.; Contributing; workers of the world—inteilcc- open the 12th ^ income to meet your daily needs. 3- Freedom from financial worry. 4. Profit for Editor. Rev. Robert E. Kekelaen. M.A., LIU D. luals. farmers, miners, factory biennial con­ ‘ yourself with an opportunity for charity. 5. Participation in the missionary work Thirty-four Archdioeesea and DIocoses have etUtlose of this newa- workers, domestics, and store vention of the of the Church; 6. Contentment and happiness, knowing that your good deeds will paper as official orsans as follows: Archdioceses of Cincinnati, Santa clerks. He urged them not to National Cath­ live after you. 7. Spiritual remembrances during l^fe and perpetually after death. Fe. Kinsaa City In Kansas, and Denver; Dioceses o( Grand bland. Great Falls, Helens, Reno. Lincoln, Wheelinz, Peoria, AUoona-Johns- concentrate on earthly things. olic Theater Labor’s many problems, the Conference. , town, Amarillo, Duluth, Nashville, Salt Lake City. Satina. Erie, Kansas PERMANENT CIty-St. Joseph, Tucson, Wichita, Des Moines, Spokane, Pueblo. Steu­ Holy Father pointed out, can be Some 2.000 •and nw Infarmstion «ft y a rn Ufa Ineoma MImIoh Contract benville, Cheyenne. Lafayette, Alexandria, Natchei-Jackson. Evansville, solved in the light of the Gos­ Bishop Puraiay delegates from, REV. FATHER RALPH COMPANIONS O w n Bay, Boise, El Paso. The Diocese of Dodge City uses the Wichita pels through liberty, respect for high school, college, and com­ Ptimo. ------*gx------edg^n, and the Cincinnati Archdiocese also publishes a Dayton the individual, peace, chanty, munity theater groups in the^ S.V.D. Catboik Universilies for a edition. anil patience. U.S. and Canada will attend the| MdrosA 316 N. MICHIGAN Second'Class Postage* Paid at Denver. Colorado After praising Italy's Chris­ three-day convention. The City------Zono_ .Atilo (ouiforlable future! tian workers as a foreq in ap­ ihcmc !■! 't'.nd Behind the' C HICAG O 1 plying the Church's soctJ teach­ Masque." * . L

’’A ' jt - w V A . v a g I r o u K - vf*w, V«nMctt Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUpheiM, Keyitene 4-4205 Thuriday, Moy T. 1 9 S 9

fosfern Rjfe Foffhfu/ ! Onr S tiio l i m NEW S BRIEFS Gef See in 4rgenfino The Story of a Priest Top Honor Arrival on May 20 Vatican City. — John X X lll i Vatican Cily.—Prealdent Ui Vatican City.— Archbishop Se- h u eatablisbed a special see lor! guel Ydigoras Puentn hat bastiano Baggio, newly named Eutern Rite Catbolica in Ar-, fivcD Cardinal Tardioi, Vatican Apostolic Delegate to Canada, gentina. Secretary of Stale. Guatemala’s expects to arrive in Ottawa May Coadjutor ArcKbiahop Fermin NOR SCRIP highest award, the Grand Col' 20. He is in home conferring LafiUe of Buenos Aires, Apoeto- lar of the Order of Quetzal. with members of the Vatican Uc Administrator of the arch­ Approves Bus Rides Secretariat of Slate and other diocese and M ilitary Vicar of the congregations, and will lake a Topeka, Kana.—John Ander­ Argentine Armed Porcu, wu son. state Attorney General, up­ brief vacation in his borne town named head of the sec. and of Rosa new Venice before NOR SHOES held the constitutionality of a Bishop Manuel Tato wu ap­ leaving for Canada. Kansas statute permitting pub­ point^ A uxiliary Bishop aosrtnHS wira sormiulsn frwn ttM evbllth- (Bishop Tato had been expelled •rt. trsw n one CwnMny *nS AtItnHt lic school buses to pick up pri­ Gift From Paris MSAtblv Crtss. SMfsn *nd Toranto. vate and parochial students who Vatican City.—John XXlII by Dictator Juan Peron, but CssvrlfM . <, ItSS, by .)«Hn H. MeftMV By Rev. John H. MeCteey live on the "regular route " The has received a bronze plaque later returned.) bus route set by governing bearing the coat of arms of the Tbe P ontiffs decision to set r L . » * L D a lU St-Peter's Parish in Bitburg, Oer- a pariab at home t wouldn'tithing I wanted, and aKhougb of bodies of Kbool districts is the dty of Pwis, a gift frmn the D ens many, hu a new church, but the up an ordinariate for Argen­ SYNOPSIS unurcn neeos want to go. My superiors 'thenicourse 1 would have gone under “regular route" referred to in Paris Municipal Coundl. In church hu no bells. Tbe parish has spent its limited funds in tina's Eutern RBe Catholics w u A fter a short time in bis sent me to New Yort to take aidirect obedience, I w u most un- the law. cepting the gift, tbe Pope re­ building the new edifice and Father Peter Simmer, pastor, is announced leu than two weeks home parish, Father John H. called his eight years u Aposto­ after a sim ilar see w u an­ McGoey w u auigned. soon first-aid courie and study emer- happy about IL 1 w u actually For Blind Adults now seeking funds to get some belb. gency treatment at St Vincent's > booked to M il for Italy on the lic Nuncio in tbe French capital Bitburg, a West German town, hu given home to more nounced for (krmany. after ordinaUoa, to a parish in Pittrimrgh.—Dr. Gordon B. Hospital before going to- the Italian Uner Rex on O c t B, 1939, and said that be has a speeial af­ than 10,000 Americans stati«ied at Bitburg Air Base sod Fatber Penetanguishena, Ontario. Tbe Connor, who is resigning as ad­ Orient where every priest like,when I wu uved by tne war fection for the dty. Zimmer hopes that many Americans will come to the financial town of 4,000 persons w u about ministrator at St Paul's re- Morion Order Noting 80 per cent Qatholic. and tbe it or not had medical work to,which broke out in September babiUtation Center in Newton. Special May Masses aaaislance of bis parish, so that bells may soon ring out from do. My brother Paul w u intern- (Hiat is the only good thing I the tower calling tbe people of the community. German and p u to r and Uro auistants bad Mass., will be the flrst director Vatican (?ity.— Special Masses no difficulty*D keeping busy. ing at St Vincent's that sum- can say for tbe w u.) December of a center for blind adults be­ Amencan service men to diurcb. The town w u almost com 50th Yeor of Revival for the success of tbe Ecumeni­ Father McGoey idmita tiiat mer, and so it w u all rathu 16 uw me aboard the 5.5. Pren- ing planned in the diocese. It pletely destroyed in the lu t phase of World War II. cal Coundl are being offered Chicago.—The 50th anniver­ be w u quite a trial to the old pleism t 1 don’t think the pu-'deiK Cooiidpe headed for Sbang- will be the oily training pro­ daily by various Vatican prelates sary of the revival of the Ma­ pastor. The young priest ac­ tor cried when I left; at least I bai from Lm Angeles. The gram of Its kind in Western in the Paoline (Thapel of the rian Fathers, many of whose cepted an invitation to play uw no tears in his eyes. YetjCooiidpe wu my boms for 16 Pennsylvanis. Care will be pro­ Protestant Body R ejects Apostolic Palace in May In tbe memben work behind tbe Iron bo^ey on the Allcwell Dairy many times in the years tlutldays. and I never uw her again vided regardless of race, c r^ , prtMDce of John XXlll. At each Curtain, will be noted May 10 team and, although tbe putor followed in tbe missioos 1 for she wu destined to be the or color. Mass a short sermon on Our at a ^ le m n Pontifical Maaa never admitted be knew of tbe looked bsck nostalgictlly to ^his victim of an American mine in No Binffo in Missouri Lady is preached. Catholic for President sung by Archbishop Albert G. situation, be began giving as- yeu in Penetanguishene, and the harbor of Bora-Bora in the the joy 1 got from working with Society Islandi of the South Jefferson City. Mo.—The state Meyer. dpaumts to Father McGoey Graduation Speaker Des Moines. la.—The General spirit and principles of our those wonderful people. There Seu. House of Representatives by a Fathers George Matulevicius that Inlerferred with pm e time. Cullman. Ala. — Stephen A. Assembly of the American American republic " I Jearned many lessons that A couple of days in Japan were vote of defeated a pro­ Council of Christian Churches The dedication of the U.S. to and Francis Bucys, professors Only by sometimu putting on Mitchell, Chicago attorney and were to stand me in good stead. our int^uction to tbe Orient, posed change in the state Con­ hu opposed the nomination of a tbe Blessed Virgin (an action qf the Imperial Roman Cath­ all the hockey uniform except former chairman of tbe Demo­ One of these lessons stands and it v u u forbidding and de- stitution that would have al­ Catholic for the presidency, say­ taken in 1846) should prompt olic Eecluiastical Academy of the shoulder pads under his cratic National Committee, will out above all the others. Each preuing ai it could be. As they lowed bingo games whose entire ing it would "preclpiute a re­ Americans “to forbid the use St. Petersburg, secretly revived cauock. u well u "liberating" speak at the commencement ex­ priest preached three times a were obviously preparing for proceeds were used for reli­ ligious conflict of major pro­ of our highest office and the the community in 1909. The the putor'i auto for the drive ercises of St. Bernard's College week to tbe um e congregation. wu, there wu little of the na­ gions. educational, charitable, portions.” properties and institutions of C x u t had condemned all reli­ to the arena, could he get to May 28. Now, although I had spent the tive Japanese warmth in the of­ or patriotic purposes. The federation added that the government for the exaltJtion of gious communities to »Uw ex- the game on time. required years studying theol­ ficials or the people. Tbe. winter $50,000 Trust Fund nomination would call forth what historically hu been tLiction through a iecree o i Tbe nuns of the parish school Jesuit Son Pays Visit ogy and philosophy and reading rains were oo, and it w u cold Glencoe, Ho. — Tbe revenue known u ‘Hariolatry."' (This 1865 forbidding them to accept began to get various artklu of Washington. — Father Avery “strong, insistent, and uncom­ the prescribed spiritual books, and cbeerlen. Tha beauty of fruu a $M,000 truat fund left pro m isin g opposition" that is generally a term of insult new members. a hockey uniform for mending R. Dulles, S J.. son of former towa^ the end of tbe yeu I tbe Inland Sea did little to raise by Mrs. dwa Hill Lindley to “would auure the defeat" of meant to imply that Catholics At the time of tbe revival, and repair, but with admirable Secretary of State John Foster found it increasingly bard to my spirits, and u we came near La Salle Institute is to be used adore Mary.) only one aged Marian Fatber re­ prudence never asked to whom Dulles, visited with his father any Catholic candidate. preach. Shocking u it wu. I CUna. tbe dirty yellow watu of to defray scholanhipi for mained alive. Today the mem- they belonged. It wu actually at Walter Reed Array Hospital Ibe unanimously adopted res­ Just couldn’t think of srUht to tbe Yangtze River pouring into worUiy boj^ and young men ben are found throughout tbe (mly with tbe collusion of the shortly after arriving in this olution w u exprenly directed uy. There were no Rhodes tbe oeean and clouding it for countiy from Rome, where he who are training to be (Thristian world. other assisUnt that Father Mc- to the leadership of tbe Demo­ Mholars among the people to hundreds o i miles from shore h u been studying for a doc­ Brotbers. Mrs. Lindley, a resi- O o ty w u able to keep up his cratic Party to forestall Domina­ Relief Year make great demands on me, but wu ominous indeed. Sixteen torate in theology. Father Dnl- d a t of SL PauL Minn., died in athletic career. tion of Sen. John F. Kennedy. Jesuit Geologist Sets I teemed to hive shot my twIL days on the broad Pacific made les, a convert to Catholicism, ^ 7 . H er husband died in '.957. The ACC pointed to the Holy Water Survey Task The crisis wu reached on the Eventually I ftced up to the the mouth of the Yangtze seem will continue bis studies In the College Is Accredited Office's statement that the Cath­ very confining. Wuhingtoo area for the next Is Endorsed Bedford. Mau. -• Tbe Rev final D i^t of tbe play-offs. Tbe,f«<^ 'u,at I wu fishing in an New Orleans. La.—The State olic may not in conscience vote W ashin^on. — United States several months. James W. Skeban, SJ.. chair­ local high school w u having an'emply barrel. I bad been doing The Woosung and the Whang- Board of Education has accred­ for fellow travelers u “an ex­ participation in the World Refu­ oratorical contast that night,, trm m«nv thiQgs; t had been into poo River, turning off to Shang­ ample of tbe interference by an man of Boston Ccdlege’i geol­ W hy I Am a Catholic’ ited Xavier University as a gee Year hu been endoraed by and tbe pastor and the other ererjr blekaed kind of activity hai. seemed like a narrow alley teacher education institution. outside power in the political ogy department, w u commis­ Wuhington.—Why I Am o two top Catholic relief officials. curate were both to be the and the result w u that I had which the big ship could barely Announcement of the accredi­ life of the U.S.'' sioned by of- ' Catholic, the sutobiograpby of a Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cln JudgM. We also bad devotions almost ceased te think. I under­ negotiate. As we went along the tation was made by Sister Joee- flciab of Bed­ convert who spent nine years of The 1.33SJ09 member body cinnati, chairman of tbe U.S. at 7:30 in tbe church, with a stood for the first time that it Wbangpoo, we suddenly came phina, president tbe school, ford, M au., to his life as an Episcopalian min­ of warned against the develop­ Bishops' W elfare and Emer­ sermon—by me. Game time in is easier to dig ditches than to upon the U.5.5. Marblehead, which is conducted by the Sis­ l o c a t e n e w ment of “the Catholic vote," gency Relief Committee, and the Midland Arena w u at eight think, and that there is a nat­ which w if moored there, along ister. was released by the Nel­ ters of the Blessed Sacrament. subterranean son Publishing Company and which. It charged, "represents a Monsignor Edward E. Swan- s o u r c e s o f I concluded that the only thing ural Inclination to undertake with the Japanese flagship selU for S2.7S. Paul Van K. Veterans’ Pilgrimage situation that is contrary to the strom, executive director of the water for the (or me to do w u lo get one of anything rather than to be quiet A m m o . Both had catapult p lan u Thompson is the author. Pwis. — W w veterans of all committee. community's the pariahionen to have hia car and alone with God. For me in their riggings. All the return­ faiths have been invited to pw- Pliilof epiMr Leoder The special yeulong oburv expanding pop­ waiting outilde the church, to there bad been virtually no ing Chinese aboard our ibip 2 Bishops See Pope ticipate in an international pil­ 01 Zenrier Institute ance to focus attention on the ulation and in­ put my unifum on u usual meditation, no solitude, no bung ovu our rails and huped Vatican City.— Pope John grimage to tbe Shrine of (^r wn-Id's bomeleu will begin on dustry. under my casaock. to omit the lonely hours to be used with scorn tnd hate and ridicule on X X lll has received in special LjKly of Lourdes Aug. 30-Sept. 5. Cincinnati, 0.—A distin­ July 31. A special meeting will Tbe Jesuit ^ sermon for this once, and h < ^ profit (or tbe soul. I wu In the Japanese officers and men audience Bishop Robert J. Forty thousand soldiers, uilors, guished pbiioeopbertbeologian. be held at the White House Hay believes that y,. sk*htn for the best The putor, how­ imminent danger of having who lined up to watch tbe Dwyer of Reno, Nev.. and and airmen took part in last tbe Rev. BrrnaH J. F. Loner- 21 and 22 to make final plans. New England bu untapped mil- ever, wu a little too cagey for nothing more to give the people C oolid o* PMS by. This wu my Bishop John McDonald of Anti- yew's observance. 'gan. SJ., Rome, Italy, will lead President Eisenhower will liou of gallons of wster under­ I that. He suspected aomathing because I w u not hungry for first experience with hostility gonish. Nova Scotia, Canada. an inatitute on "The Philoeophy sponsor tbe conference of pri- : w u up. and So, while he had to 59 Summer Courses ground. To find the water be tbe food of life myaelf. I wu of this kind, and becaiwe it wu Crown Given Pontiff ,of Education" at Xavier Univer­'vate citizens, which will be di- makes seismic surveys after ! be preaent at tha high achdo! at starving spiritually in a land of my flrst it still stands out viv­ Davenpwt, la. — St Ambrow sity Aug. 3-14. Professor of : reeled by the Rev. Francis B 8 o’clock, be stayed in the Vatican City.—John XXIII creatiug "artificial earthquak' plenty. Thank God. I did not idly in ^ite of the thouundi College will offer 59 courses in theology at the Gregorian Uni- iSayre, Jr, dean o i the Waabing- I sacristy of tbe church until I was given a gold and silver with dynamite explosims 800 itay there to get the brau ring of tragic experiences of the w u 20 departments during the 1 veraity, Rome, he la tbe author I ton Episcopal Cathedral and finished the Rotary and Litany crown studded with 154 preci­ feet below the earih's surface. on the nerry-go-round. I wa* which followed. summer session, which will of liuipht. a book on Tbomistic ‘Chairman of the board of tbe land had started my sermon. No ous stones by the people of A native of Houlton, Me.. Fa­ told to prepare to leave for As we crept along, hundreds June 22 and close July pbiloaophy. U.S. Committee for Refugeea. jsoonu were the fint words out Bergamo, Italy, bis native dio­ ther Skeban says be acquired a China. of sampans crowded about the Webster Book Donated liking fm- geological studies u jof my mouth when I heard tbe .... big liner, and long bamboo poles cese. It it the work of Attilio I toft clicking of tbe sacristy door L h o p te r » „„ Nani, who made the base of tbe St. Bonaventure, N.Y.— Dis- a young b ^ exidoring tbe rocky u the pastor went contentedly tertatioiu o n the'English Lon- cout of his home state. By the time I wu ready to hekl up high to the rails. “Mon­ crown from a thin sheet of sil­ on Jiis way. I thereupon told the ver, less than one-eighth of an (mage, ■ 170-yew-old book go to China all my desire to goiabay. roonabay!” the occupinta people that t could preach (or inch thick. authored by Noah Webster, has there had indeed vanished. Inlof the sampans screamed, as been presented to St. Bonaven- 12 Poulists Ordained 15 minutu, biit all that I really the priesthood, however, one coins were dropped into the bas­ Presents Credentials ture University's Friedsam Li­ wanted to tell them could be doesn't go by pne's likes or dis­ kets. The odors peculiu to the The (hgue, .— brary. The 410-page volume, By Cordinoi Spellman summed up in one sentence. 1 likes, which is one of the bless­ Orient were everywhere; odors gave them that sentence, made Archbishop Giuseppe Beltrami with a dedication to Benjamin New York. — Cardinal Spell­ ings of baring superiors. Very which can be periume to thoee presented his credentials u the the sign of the Crou, left the Franklin, is the gift of Samuel man ordained 12 PauUsts to the few people who are free to do who love Cbina and understand new Apostolic Intemuncio to pulpit, gave Benediction, and Lesser of Jamestown, N.Y.. in priuthood in the Church of St. exactly what they feel like do-^her, but which almost smotb- the Netherlands to Queen Juli­ headed f(w^ the cu in the back memory of (he late Agnes J. Paul the Apostle. This number ing are either happy or effectivejsred tbe soul of one who wanted ana. Tbe Queen talked infor­ alley. I wu five minutes late Wise of Bradfoid, Pa. makes a total of 241 Paulist workers. They are like peoplejto love her but who w u simply mally for a brief tinw with tbe getting on tbe ice. Brasilia Gets Pastor Fathers. Some 150 students are who think that marriage is for|appalled by this introduction, Archbishop following the cere­ We won tbe game and tbe love and kisses, and who are u , |,e^ (en « if, cold band mony in tbe royal palace. She Bruilia. Brazil.—A Brooklyn- studying fer tbe priesthood in the society. league championship, but I stunned to find tbst it is slso ^sd gripped it. 1 w u silent, for expressed a vital interest in born priest ba; been made the couldn't quite look tbe pastor in Begun in tbe U.S. in 1858. the a mitter trf cooking and wuh-:i could not have spoken if I Pope John XXm. first pastor of St. /jilhony's the eye tbe next day. For one Parish in what wil’ become the Pautists have 27 foundations. ing and making beds and dean-[tried. My mind went back lo Meet Leaders of FAO thing, my own right eye wu ing the bouM and canng forjcanada-nice clean Canada, my capital of Brazil next yew. Twenty-four u e in the U.S. Tbe cloeed. I bad been hit with tbe Rome. — Representa^ves of Father Kenneth M. Brennan. Church of Santa Susanna. Rome, children. borne: my brothers and sisters. puck five minutes before this more than 20 missionaiy orders OJ'.M., of the New York Fran- is under their charge. In religioD. it seems to me;my fatber—land then my mother, and congregations met vritb of­ final game bad finished: 1 now that emotional religioo alone isii wu a man, but 1 wu still cisean Province, has only 100 Members of the ordination ficials of tbe United Nations bad the flnest ahiner I had ever hardly religion at all. It is tbeiyoung. and 1 could not black modest bouses in the parish, clan are Paulist Fathers John Food and Agricultural Organi- bad. Use pastor did not say a mind and will that counts. It is,out tbe lut picture of my but Iwge numbers of tbe per­ P. Brennan, Lionel A. DeSUva, u tio n (F A O ) to discuss food word. He simply made very sure thinking about God with yourimothu u she knell on the rug manent population are expected Edward R. Donovan. John P. and crop problems in miuion Plan Yowth Convention that everyone in the parish uw mind and loving Him with your of the living room at home shortly. Doyle, and Jeremiah D. SuUi a re u . The meeting was arranged of the NCW(^ Youth Department, chats with a group of teen what I problem be bad to face, will that matters, planning yourwhen 1 took leave of her. She van. all from New York State; by the Holy See's permanent Major in Theology agers In a "breather" at a Kansu City, Ho., workshop. It wu for on tbe next Sunday he bad life in a way which will please had uid nothing, and had nbver Thomu M. Finn. Southport. observen at FAO. Moniignor Milwaukee. — Next fall Mw- sttended by several hundred higb-sebool age young people in ne stand up in the pulpit at Him rather than yourself. So tried to dissuade me in any way: Luigi Ugutti, director, National quette University will introduce preparation for the National Catholic Youth Convention to be Conn.: James F. Fisher. DeLand, every single Mus. black eye then, when it came to China, she showed no sign of emotion Fla.: Augustus S. McGuire. Roa­ Catholic Rural Life Conference, an undergraduate major in the­ held in Kansu City Nov. 12-15. Flanking him are Miu Mary and ill. That poor pastor! The although I DO longer had any until the knelt (or my priutly and pr. Emilio Bonomelli. ology. one of the first programs Agnes Castrop (left) of St. Theresa's Academy and M iu Barbara noke, Tex.; Thomu R. Marshall, thought of my going to China feeling (or the place or any emo­ bleuing. of its kind in the U.S. Dover, Del.: Ernut C. Mort, muat have been a pleaunt one Oldest in Society Nemmert of Notre Dame de Sion Academy, both in Kansu City. tional desire to go there, and Then the tears flooded down No Test Since Al Ho. Springfield. Ho.; Thomu B for him; in fact, when I did go. although my own feelings were Navan. Ireland. — Columban he w u good enough to help pay her face u 1 raised my bands New York.—Harry S. Tru­ Panowicz. Hudson. Pa.: and Jo- clouded by the fact that for a Father Michael J. McHugh, who selph L. Walsh. Shenandoah, Pa. my passage. over her in the Sign of the died here at the age of 83. was man, when asked if be believed year I had been someone in a Crota, and suddenly I bad a big This pariah In Penetanguiah jgniall town who w u appreciated the oldest member of tbe So­ religion could "doom" a presi­ football in my throat, and felt Bishop Offers Jubilee ent w u a wonderful one for^irK) even to some extent ad- L— • 4 ciety of SI. Columban. He was dential candidate, replied, "I u if my chest would burst; I me: tbe yeu 1 spent there w u „,ired. nevertheless I knew that among the first group of Irish hope it doesn't. It should not Mass for 2 Professors could u y absolutely nothing, so unforgettable. 1 liked everything guperiors were right and that . .v.. priesu to Join the newly founded have any influence, but we have I turned and quickly left the foreign mission society in 191S. not had a test since Al Smith." I hajl to go to China; that that houae. 1 nevu u v my mother many children the world over, v u «hat I had become a priest apjQ. sjw died juu *ix days Ordained in 1903. Father Mc­ “Religion ought not to be were fine, eagw, hippy, t^al^ m do. 1 knew it wu for me.lbefore'I returned from Chins Hugh left from tbe U.S. in 1920 mixed up In pcgltics." tbe for­ for the miasions. mer chief executive observed. without prejndire. They Iwe^m d I did not wute sny time;jt tbe end of \he wu. She wu the pnest, and it wu not hard wondering about how murti hap mily a valiant Woman, and a Family, Child Themes To Victims of Flood to love them m return; a favor pie, | might be somewhere else, magnificent mother Louisville. Ky. — Some 200 New York. — Relief supplies ite recollection of mine is that , w . . . . i valued at S235.000 are being I bad one close call brfore I ^ere l wu in China. And priests. DUDS, and caaeworkers of teaching cateebitm daily in went, however^ which made me „ , shipped lo victims of floods in the school. Then. too. the rec from Catholic Charities' ages- appreciate China Just * bit ^ ^ ^ Uruguay by NCWC Catholic Re­ lory, u every othu place in cies In 11 southeastern states more. For some strange reaMnjg .longside and cu- participated in the fo urth lief Services. The U. S. Bishops' town, w u cloee to the country, Souiheutern Regional Confer- agency is sending 130,000 and on my weekly day off I my aupenors took a no ion thai n ti us to the cuitom. Jetty. pounds of clothing, shoes, and ‘fLAy.'^-^^I'rhree of our pnaata were wait­ eoce of Catholic Charities here. Sr. NI*Mf Fr. Siatritt used to put on my ikia in tbe Canon Law. This wu the lut Tbe problems of keeping fam­ blankets, plus medicines and wintertime and bead (or the ing there for ua, amiling, laugh­ ilies together and tbe vrelfare vitamins, to the 50.000 persons Rensselaer. Ind.—Tbe 25th hills, peace, and tranquillity. It Honor Their Kin ing. and waving. I smiled and of the child were the dominsnt caught in the floods in the buin anniversary o* their ordination w u grand. On my way home I laughed and waved, too. with themes discussed. of the Rio de la Plata. wu rauked by Fathers Carl would iki through tbe convent .about u much Joy u an inmate of the death house. W e were Graduation Exchange F. Nieset. C.PP.S., and Urban yard, and almost without (all Accept Candidates there would be a nice hot pie paased through customs, (ben St. Louis.— The Very Rev. J. Slegrist, C.PP.S., professors Bristol, R.I.—Applications for at St. JoMpb's College, at a on the kitchen window till. went outside to The Bund, which the new Society of Brothen of Paul C. Reinert, SJ., president Man of Tbanksgiving offered Tbe nun in the kitchen coulii wts to become in later years u ' Our Lady of Previdence, estab- of St. Louis University, will de­ -familiu to me u University liver tbe commencement ad- by Bishop John J. Cuberry of not speak Enghah. but she could litbed by Bishop Russell J. Mc- Ijifayette-in-lndiana. cook like a dream. (Latu on .Avenue in Toronto. Tbe kids, Vinney of Providence, are being dreu at Washington University street Arabs in rags, yelled. Father Nieset, a native of she did learn English and went accepted by Father Clyde J. June 10. His action will follow "Hoppety .New Y e u . Hoppeiy Millereville, 0 ., is an associate to India u a miuionary: she Walsh, spiritual director, at St. that of Chancellor Ethan A. H. New Yeu. no momma, no professor of geology, and Fa­ spent sevual years doing aocial M u r's Cburcb here. The society Shapley ot Washington Univer­ poppa, no wbisky-eoda. give us sity. who w ill give the address ther Siegrist. a nslive of Cas- -work in East Pakistan, and is srill officially begin in Septem­ A L training some barefooted l)M t. mocahay.” t didn't think it w u at the graduation ceremonies of sella. 0 .. IS an associate pnMes- still there.) 1 would pick up the ber. Candidates will spend six um ono m issioner ,it,r boys in his mission parish in funny. I just thought. Oh

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Pope Worns yovtiis Spain Envoy Raps Charge 3 C O U L D B E BEATIFIED Againsf Red Wifes Vatican City.—The cause of of homes for incurables. He in 1871. She w u superior of her Wuhinflon —JoM Miria dei “f'rineo's no good," Truman Vatican City.—At lo audience a p riu t who w u reputed to be founded the Congregation of the bouse from 1680 to 1888. A t the Artiba, Spanish Ambassador to' w u also quoted is telling news­ in St. Peter's Builica, John a saint even before bis death, Servants of Charity and the end of this period she obtained the U.S., challenged a remark i men in New York. He wu re­ XXni warned 50,000 young and whose Bishop began the Daughters of the Blessed Mary an indult from the Holy See to by former Presidenl Harry S. ferring to Gen. Francisco Catholic workers against join­ proceu for bia beatification of Providence. Because of Fa­ establish a convent In Ecuador Truman tha( in Spain a Baptist I Franco, Spanish Chief of State. ing with or submitting to those after he died. Is being consid­ ther Guanella's heroic virtues, with six nuns. In 1895 she “who deny God in order to cannot "be buried in dayli^t." “Mr. Truman," uid the Am­ ered by the Sacred Congrega­ the Bishop of Como began reg- founded her community In Ca^ achieve social justice in the tagena. Colombia. Tbe Propon­ bassador in his statement, "is tion of Rites. uU r diocesan processes for his world." ent of her cause is Cardinal entitled to his opinion of my The Congregation diacussed beatification aooo after he died. The Pope also told tbe young Micara. The Postulator is Ca­ Now! Life Insurance icountry's Chief of State, with the heroicity of the virtues of His cause w u introduced at workers that it ia “your mls- puchin Father Burcardo da whom he himself renewed full tbe Servant of God Father Luigi the Congregation of Rites on lion to summon back your WolfenKhiuen. Birth to Age 80 diplomatic relations and com­ Guaoella. founder of the Serv­ March 15, 1939. The p n ^ n e n t brothers" who have been de­ The diocesan processes for menced negotiations for the ant! of Charity, who died in of hia cause U Cardinal Clem­ Rrsi ceived by Communiam and the cause of Father Vincenzo joint m ilitary agreements be­ 1015. ente Micara, Vicu General for 3 0 Doyt stressed that this could be ac- Rome. Tbe Postulator U Father Gallo were begun in 1953. Tha tween the U.S. and Spain, in de­ It also examined the writinp compliabed only if the social ^ 0 Cova of the Servants of Proponent of bis cauM ia Cardi­ OUT 25i fense of the Western world. of tbe Servanti of God Father doctrines of tbe Cburcb were Charity. nal Gaetano Cicognani, Prefect Par Policy “He cannot however, alter followed. iVincenxo Gallo, who died in Sister Maria Bemarda Buetler of tbe Sacred Congregation of 1000 ------1934. and Sister Marla Buetler, facts. The Spanish legislation w u bom in Aux, Switzerland, in Rites. The Postulator is Monsl- cjM rat Tsn nau oPOBa Prayers lor Peace {Swiaa founder of the Franciaean u m MBN a n w a n ton f u k i on the matter, inspired by Cath­ 1848 and made her profession gnor Agoslino Greco. The Student Press Paladin Award of U*« dactar7 Oflar. AsawthMst olic doctrine, places no condi- Urged by Cordinal sisters of Mary's Help, who died «

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SPORTS PARADE Tremendous Effects of Eucharist Christ Foretold Troubles Athletic Director at Niagara Univ. Are Shown by Great Theologians That Faced Jerusalem The persecuted Christians By Pa d ii Juan (Chm ti on Nete Teilameni) Honored for Service to Youths A s were not to be too anxious Theology for Laily the time of Hb Pauion ap­ proached, C hrbt foretold some beforehand how thejy were to By C. J. ZecHA Father Aloytius SabetU. S.J., of the difficulties ahead. Luke speak to the courts tm ng them, the moral theologian, went into xxi, M atth^ xxiv, and Hark xiii but were to "speak whatever b John J. “Taps ' Gallagher, athletic director and varsity basketball coach at N i­ the field of dogmatic theology given you in that hour.” “For agara. N.Y., University, was honored by St. Bonaventure’s University. Clean, N.Y.. speak of the discourse in which in introducing the Eucharist, He prophesied the destruction it b not you who b speaking, for “his wholehearted dedication to the education of American youths for more than which be defined u : "The Sacra­ of the Temple. The manivc but the Holy Spirit.” a quarter of a century." Some 1,000 students and guests who attended the sixth an­ ment of the body and blood of boiliifing w u adorned with beau Chrbt went on to forecast the Christ under the species of nual student senate-sponsored St. Bonaventure's sports night heard Father Malachy tifu l stones and other decora­ destruction of Jerusalem, and bread and wine for the spiritual Wall, OF-M.. director of de­ tions, and the disciples ctlled told the Christians to realize refreshment of souU-'' velopment I t St. Bonaventure's, of Look magazine's District 2 improved plsyer” to Sam Stith; Hb attention to thb (act. tbit her desolation was at hand .cite Gallagher All-American certificate to Tom and the Olean Cedars of Leba­ Or as "a sacrament of the H b answer w u ; “Do you see when they saw an army sur­ ' as "a man who Stith; the Catholic Dipest maga­ non Club trophy to Fairfield u New Law instituted by Christ all these things? Amen 1 u y to round her. He told Hb follow- is an example zine certificates to co-captain the “most valuable player.” the Lord for the stren^enli^ you, there will not be left here ert to Uke flight, and said there I and a symbol Don Newhook and Kenny Fair- The Larson trophy ii awarded of the soul, in which the body one stone upon another that would be great dbtress over the I of the Ideas of field. and Tom Stith for honora­ in memory of a former student and blood of Christ are truly, will not be thrown down.” land and wrath upon the people, 'both inslitu- ble mention to that magazine's at St. Boneventure's who was really, and substantially con­ Afterward, u He u t on the who were to fall by the*sword 1110 n s. T h e All-American cage team; the killed two years ago in an auto- tained under the species of Mount of Olives, disdples ap- and to be led away captives to V e r y R e v . Ray Larson trophy for the “most mobUe accident. bread and wine.” proached Him privately and all nations. Jerusalem w u to be Brian Lhota, - + The following points, be said: ‘T e ll us, when are these tro d ^ down by the (Stiles, O.F.H., preri- wrote, must be held as of faith; things to happen, and what will “until the times of the nations I d e n t of St. 1. In the sacrament of the Eu­ be the sign of Thy coming and be fulfiUed.” I Bonaventure’s. Creighton Cage Coach charist Christ is truly, really, of the end of the world?” Obvl- Fall, Destruction ■ddu Mnevin presented the and substantially present In onsly they expected the finale to special citation to the veteran Andrew Hamilton Awards of $1,000 body and soul, together with Hb Jo u rn alism A w a rd s esch were presented to Prot. David be seon. Of Jerusalem coach at the event, which also Divinity. 2. The whole Chrut Jesus did not la tb fy their Leaves With Good Mark R. Host of the Marquette University College of Joumalbm and In 66 AD. It w u obvious that honored Coach Eddie Donovan b contained permanently under curiosity, but begao to speak of to J. Michael Arisman, joumalism senior from Greenville, S.Car. great trouble lay not long ahead, and the Franciscan school's By Mabtin Moban second winning seuon at both the species and, after sep­ the troubled yean that would Arisman will make an eight-week study of editorial writing thb and the small Christian com­ Brown Indians' team. Creighton since going to the aration, in every part of the precede the destruction of Jeru­ Theron P. Thomsen, who re­ summer under Host’s guidance. The sward was established at munity removed to Pella, eut "In the soundest and the old­ Hilltop in 1954. This past year's species, at least as the part b salem and linked it with diffi­ signed as head basketball coach Marquette thb year by an anonymous donor and will be offered of the Jordan and opposite Beth est of pedagogic traditions," s^id and director of the department team compiled a record of 13 sensible (i.e., dbcernible by the culties to mark many later gen­ Shan. The Roman Titus in the Father Wall, "Gallagher hu annually for five years. of physical education at Creigh­ wins and nine loues. Thomsen's senses). 3. In the sacrament erations. He foretold the year 70 destroyed Jerusalem al­ worked for the intellectual and In the picture, left to right, are Prof. Host, Michael Arisman ton University, Omaha, Neb., other Bluejay teams went 11-12, of the Eucharbt there takes rising of fabe prophets, claim most entirely. He left only Her­ physical perfection of the young Father Edward J. O’Donnell, S.J . Marquette president, and Dean (^ n hu been called the dean 15-5, and 10-12 for an over-all place a traniubetantiation or ing to be H im s^ and announc­ od's ptlace as an tdministra- men entrusted to his tutelage.” J. L. O'Sullivan of the College of Joumalbm. mark of 49-39. real conversion of the whole ing that “the time b at hand." Uve center. It is to the Niagara coach's of the "we'll be lucky if—" Father O'Donnetl will receive the 1959 Caroline Bigelow Me school. In his four seuons at Before going to Creighton, substance of the bread into the There would be wars and Insur- A second revolt in 131 was credit that “be hu fubioned Geoch Award of the Milwaukee League of Women Voters (or fos­ the helm he has turned out Thomsen played Big Ten basket body, and of the whole sub­ reetlODi, nation would rise suppressed in 132 by Hadrian, men mainly with the tools of tering and strengthening ties between the university and the com - s o m e f i n e ball at Iowa University, Iowa stance of the wine into the against nation, serious earth­ and be com plete^ wiped out the his own example,” said Father munity and for encouraging agencies of the university to help players, no­ City, la., and after graduation blood of Christ, so that after quakes, pestilences, ftminu, Jewbh lettlemenb, obliterating 'Wall, who also pointed out the solve community problems. t a b l y tw o accepted his first coaching u- the consecration nothing re­ terms, and great signs from all trace of the people. He cage coach's "strenuous courtge f r o m t h is signment at Coe College, Cedar mains of the bread except the heaven; but the end b not yet. founded a Roman colony and and fair play in competition, Father Parente gives the fol­ our faith. The word ivolv b often year's squad, Rapids, la., where he remained accidents alone. A ll these points Many difficulties He foretold forbade the Jews to dwell in quiet patience in defeat, true lowing synthesis ^ the teaching used in the Old and the New Jim Berry and for three years. are proved from the Chuncil of were fulfilled In the first gen­ Jerusalem. A capitol and tem­ modesty in victory, hnm ili^ and of St. Paul u to the Mystical Testament, and b especially Dick Harvey. His seven year coaching rec Trent. eration after Chrbt. and there ple were erected on Calvary and simplicity in conduct, MendU- Body: applied there time after time Although his ord is 93-59. have been miny more aince. all the features of a Greek- ness and a benign wahnUi of How Long to God. Isaiu vl. 3, presents the plans for the Formal acceptance of his rrs- Mystical Roman town were introduced. personality, and a sacrifice of ignation w u made in a letter seraphim as crying to one an­ Hate of Nations future are in­ Christ Remains About 325 Emperor Constan­ self to the ideals that leaven by the Very Rev. Carl M. Rein­ other; "Holy, holy, holy, the definite, it is Christ remains present as long Christ F o r True Faith tine made (Hirbtianity one of society.” ert, S.J., president of the uni­ Lord God of hosts, all the earth believed th a t as the species continue lnco^ Christ, the incarnate Word, b Jesus went ahead to foretell the offlcbl religions of the Ro­ Clair F. Bee, athletic director versity, in which he expreued b full of Kb glory.” Here we Th .«n Thomwi. be w ill con­ rupt. He ceases to be under the new Adam, Head of human­ the persecution! that would man empire and tnaugUTated at New York Military Academy, his sincere thanks to Thomsen have a reference to the Trinity tinue elsewhere in an athletic them u soon as the species are ity which b redeemed in Him, come to Hb faithful, who would three centuries of rebuilding in was the principal speaker. for his years of service to in the Old Testament, and we IO corrupted in common estima­ and He constitutes with it a be put to death and hated by all Jerusalem. H e put splendid Additional highlights of Ihe e*P“ **y' Creighton. abo have a sublime tribute to tion that they do not seem to Body, which b the Mystical nations for H b name's sake. shrines over the Holy Sepulchre, dinner Included the awarding | Thomsen has jcompleted his Thomsen said that he Is re­ the glori’ of holiness. Let us not be bread and wine. Chrbt. Thb Body in a large Many would fall away from the on the Mount of Olives, and signing his position at coach for forget that the superb ucra- No general rule can be given sense embraces all mankind, faith, would betray one another, ebewbere. H b successors fol­ personal reasons. ment of holiness U Communion as to bow long it takes (or the because Christ died for the sal­ and hate one another. Iniquity The Eucharist b not intended lowed up hb plans, but when Other Items sacred species to corrupt after vation of all; but in a strict was to abound, charity was to Moilembm arose new interfer­ sense it b the Church, which to rem it mortal tins, but it does St. Joseph Sea Hawks: Ten the reception of Communion. grow cold. Christuns were to ence began. Under the Crusa­ man enters through BapUsm, to confer second grace by means members of the sailing auocla- The answer would depend on be delivered to councUs, beaten ders, 1096 to 1167, a huge be Ingrafted onto Christ and of spiritual nourishment. Uon at St. Joseph's College. the digestive capacities of dif­ in the synagogues, and put on amount of building was done, thus to participate in the super­ Philadelphia, spent one month ferent persons or even on differ­ One Heart and trial before govemon and kings. including the exbting church of working out their firefly dau ent circumstances in the same natural life that flows from One Soul The Christians were not to the Holy Sepulchre. Then the individual. It b certain. Father the Head into the membera by meditate beforehand how they Moslems returned. boats io preparation for the Christ said: "He who eats My spring contests. A pentagonal Sahetti held, that the sacra­ the action of the Holy Spirit, were to defend themselves when The capture’ of the dty by flesh and drinks My blood abides meet placed the Hawks in com­ mental species continue longer who b the soul of the Mystical they were put on trial, (or “I Britbb forces in December, in Me and I in him” (John vi petition with other schools on in a priest, who communicates Body. The unity of thb organ- Myself,” Christ said, "will give 1617, under Allenby began the 57); and in regard to charity the Cooper River. in the Mass under both species, bm is so real and deep that you utterance and wisdom, modem era. The State of Israel St. Paul does not hesitate to for our fellow men, St. Paul Vermont Baseball: Bueball and with a larger Host, thin in which all your adversaries will w u'procbim ed in 1946 and es­ a layman, who ordinarily takes say (Gal. iii. 28): "You are adds: “Because the bread prospects at St. Michael's Col­ not be able to resbt or gainsay.” tablished in 1957, occupying the only a small Host. all one in Christ,” I.e., as St. one, we. though many, are one Even parents, brothers, and rel major portion of ancient Pal­ lege. Winooski Park. Vt., are al­ Thomas translates, you are with body, all of us who partake of most as soggy u the diamond The Eucharist U only one stives would at times among estine in Asb Minor. Jerusalem sacrament, not two, though Christ one sole mystical person. the one bread” (I Cor. x, 17). their tormentors. b the capital. on which the team hu been Here "raysticar' b not opposed playing. Coach Ed Uirkey hu there are two consecrations, As a matter of fact. Father to real, but standi for a tuper-lxanquerey shows, 1) it b pecu only one Infielder end one out two species. The reason b that though the bread and wine are natural reality, although not of Har to food to become one with fielder back from the 6-3 team the physical type. "Christ in that tied for the Green Moun­ different species, the Blessed the one who eab it and inti Infallibility Extends Far us” is for St. Paul the great tain title lu t year. Sacrament b ordered to one mately to perfect him with ib spiritual refreshment, just as mystery that God revesb in the energy; 2) it b peculiar to Creighton Track Team: Coach material food and drink are Gospel. Through it we live in banquet to incite the banqueters To Keep O ur Faith Pure Dudley A llen termed this sea­ ordered to one bodily refresh Christ, who continues in us H b to mutual love. 3) These prop­ son's C r e i g h t o n University, ment. (Extrem e Unction has Passion, Death, and Resurrec­ erties sre excellently illustrated Omiba, Neb., track team "po­ By Michael Feeney The Vatican Council Consti­ several anointings and yet b tion (solidarity). On thb mys­ by the matter of thb Sacrament: tution set forth that “all those tentially the best squad since only one sacrament, for the tery, as one their bases, rest Re­ "For bread b made from many Popular Religioui Intlruelion track was resumed on the things are to be believed with anointings are ordered to one demption and the (^urch.” grains and wine b produced The Vatican Council said that Creighton campus two years divine and Catholic faith which end and effect, namely to take from a great quantity of grapes" all those things are to be be­ ago.” The team is built around As Parente shows, the ency­ are contained in the word of sway (he remains of sins.) (Roman Catechism). In thb way lieved with divine and Catholic nine returning lettermen. clical Mysticae Corporis of Pius God. whether In writing or in Cbrbtians are admonbhed to faith which are officially taught Veteran Coach Honored Busy Coach: Ed Mickey, Mar­ Increase of XII b a profound and erudite tradition, and which are set form one heart and one soul. by the Church. sity basketball coach at Niagara University, w u the recipient of quette University, Milwaukee. doctrinal commentary on this forth by the Church either in Spiritual Life The Holy Spirit constantly re­ a special citation from St. Bonaventure's University, Olean. N. Y-, Wis., bnketball coach, expects truth of faith. In (he light of the This union is moreover; her solemn decisions or in the sides in the Church. When a for "bis wholehearted dedication to the education of American to be a busy man on the banquet The effects of the Blessed Mystical Body it considers first Bodily, because we receive the exercise of her ordinary and Pope speaks ex ca th ed ra and de­ youths for more than a quarter of a century.” Making the circuit. His selection u "coach Sacrament on the soul are sev­ the relations between Chrbt Lord, not in a figure, but really universal teaching office, to be fines a doctrine of faith or mor- presentation is Coach Eddie Donovan, right, cage coach at St. of the year” hu brought a eral. Chief b the increase of and Hb Church, of which He b and truly through a bodily believed as being divinely re­ ab to be accepted by all the Bonaventure's. Father Brian Lhota, O.F.M., center, president of deluge of requests for speaking sanctifying grace, of spiritual the Head, Supporter, and Savior; mouth, so that our body b vealed." Church, he b divinely protected St. Bonaventure's, congratulates Gallagher. The awarding was life. According to the words of then the relations and bonds of united to Hb body through the engagements. The Warrior tu­ against error. It b made super- part of a special sports night honoring Coach Donovan and the tor hu been booked for more Christ in John vi, 56: “Bly flesh union between the faithful and species: spirituol and mystic Cardinal Gives naturally impossible for him to St. Boniventure 1958-’59 cage team. (See story above) than 50 appearances. U food indeed.” thb sacrament Jesus Christ, condemning the because, after Chrbt has been Clear Definition was instituted as spiritual nour- exaggerations of fabe mysti- taken by us u a food, H b soul be mbtaken. Likewise when a bhment. Nourishment supposes cbm , which tends to absorb roan b spiritually united to our soul, (^neral Council of the Church As Cardinal Gasparri put this life in the one who receives it, and hb personality into Citrist and in fact remains united in a passes on a .doctrine of faith or in hb learned catechism: "We J A c. opular control over big govern­ parts are naturally more read­ thers of Trent, by saying that known as contemplation. St. of the Lord b so united with teaching in unison with the with revelation and proposed in must be commended for his ment. To this end he examines able than others. the sacraments produce grace Teresa of Avila gives (our de­ Him that C hrbt extets in him Pope, the Church b protected the same way by the Cborcb (or resolute upholding of purity and the history and functions of Father Feret stresses that the c r opere o p era to , taught that grees of mystical contemplation: and he in Christ" (St. Cyril of by the Holy Spirit tn the exer­ universal acceptance, owing to advisory' councils in the pro­ his rigid rejection of all birth o f h er last days are actually here and the grace of the sacrament b 1. Quiet, in which the spirit re­ Alexandria, 376-444). cise ordmarv teachinp au­ the Church's infallibility, which gram of employment security. control. His most valuable serv­ thority ond power. nowf the whole apostolate pre­ caus^ by the sacramental rite poses quietly without freeing it­ The Eucharist abo confers, extends to these truths also." Administrators of employment ice is his clear showing that the pares for the consummation of validly placed and not by the self entirely from every dis­ ez opere operato, the actual security will find this a useful tyrannical power of sex desire If a truth b not directly re­ the mystery of God. The Apoca­ merits of the minister or the traction; 2. Full union, in which grace of devotion and fervor u lu ta ry tria l (or thtSsAUtpase of hahdbMk on the care and nur­ b chiefly b^use modem civil! vealed in itself, but u so con­ lypse, he wTiles, teaches that subject. Thus, as Father Pietro the sense of God's presence b with a special sweetness and chastising and purifying him. ture of advisory councils, and zation encourages countless ex nected with revelation that the the cause of Christ and the Parente shows, they disposed lively and every distraction Is charm of spirit.' Thb b certain; In practice, it b of the utmost iU wealth of research should dtants, which crush the in Church presenb it for universal cause of (ruth are one and the with a brief formula of the conquered; 3. E csta sy, in which for, u the Church sings, “Thou importance after Communion make it also invaluable to stu­ stineb of chutity before they acceptance, we are bound to be­ same, and that the truth will Lutheran principle according ta the use of the senses ceases, as h u t given us bread from heaven dents of industrial relationsland have had a fair field. to abide with C hrbt in aUence lieve it, (or ecclesiastical infal­ previil. which confidence, or fiducial does every bodily motion; 4 bavin^avery delight in itself.” and quiet in the Inner chamber d government. libility extends to such truths. faith (opus operontie) b the Tronifomtnq union or spiritual of our hearts. Thb U always the • • • m,. „ . r.. . „ ! The Devil’s Repertoire, or cause of grace and not the sac Delight Springs The u n to ld Story of Ponana.\,.„,.^ k;-., T.j t n . nupti^ in which the soul rel means of producing refreshment Dogmatic Facts ■ Two unusual handbooks are ky Earl Haniine fNY l« Bombing ond the L ift rament itself, and they conse­ bhes the presence of God and From Love of soul, even without a sensible crated the Catholic doctrine al­ Must Be Accepted feeb itself sharing His divine Thb delight springs immedi­ feeling of delight. «>■' ready formulated by St. Augus­ Here the reference is to "dog­ life. (See Parente, Mystics ately from the exercise of love. The sacrament of the Eucha tine: “Baptism has its value Mysrictsm.) matic facts.” which are facb de­ of great sincerity, who writes in not through the merits of the As a matter of fact, "joy b a rist produces ib effect in the fined by the Church, not as be­ 1903, a “revolution" in Panama, of its kind to take up, in non­ a volatile, Carlyletque . minister, or through those of I t has long been my own consequence of love,” "oo other instant in which the sacred ing in themselves divinely re­ which made that state an inde­ virtue h u so much inclination technical language, the causes, Here he makes spissionate plea the receiver, but on account of opinion, as a result of many species are eaten, or pass vealed but as having connection pendent nation and thus de- to its own act as h u love, nor types, and treatment of im- for nuclear duannament—with its - own proper holiness, com­ studies of the mystical state, from the mouth to the stomach, with some dogma that h u to be does any operate so delight­ . . . ; „ 11 . . 4V iprived Colombia, the country of or without Russbn partieipa municated to It by Him who in­ that these are commoner than says Father Tanquerey, But the safeguarded, or applied, or cor­ U was then a part, of its fully" (SL ’Thomu). Therefore psychological and economic as­ tion. stituted it.”l supposed, and that the root of ologians further ask whether rectly explained. For instance, rights over the proposed Canal pects of the problem. H b first 100 pages M r. ngs work has not been.his thesis of unilateral nuclear fervor of the recipient. Finally to some extent in many thou seem to mean that the sacra­ We must abo accept it when cap In a child, how to begin I**® “ 1^® history, disarmament. To throw the too it brings a special union of sands of fervent souls, who into us in th b Sacrament" (Al- ment of the Eucharist b re­ the Church decides that thb or treatment and therapy, and Ihe,^® shows how important b the bomb in any circumstances the soul with (Thrisl and His 1 know little of mystical theology bertus Magnus, D t EHckmistia). ceived and applied by eating; that version of Scripture b or latest advances In surgical pro-1'^® history of the Panama deal'whatever, he says, "should be members. (From this we can see^except the experimental _ty^ It is, however, to be noted “He who eats my flesh . ■ ■” b not conformable to the true cedures and hearing aids. * means of rebutting those j the final iniquity; final io the that Communion u definitely that comes to them with Holy .that such delight b not always Others answer in the affirma­ text of Scripture. The Toll Cirl'* H andbook. radicils who urge sense that no more abominable Communion. The special umonirealized: i) Either because of tive, with Cajelan. Suarez, and put of the divine plan for the We know that the galu of Gwen Davenport ($3.50), is self }h® confiscation of the Canal iniquity b poaaibly conceivable.’ of Christ with Hb members,the indbpoeition of the indi- Lugo, on the ground that the Mysucal Body of Christ) St. hell cannot prevail against the Ptul develops the theme of the]that is distinctive of a good|Vidual. who b preoccupied and Eucharbt b a spiritual food; explanatory. It b full of enter 2®t'®- Mr. Gollana makes a valunt Church, and that tbe Holy Spirit tainingly written information * * * attempt to prove hb proposi Mystical Body by representing!Communion is proved lime after distracted—it may be legiti but food operates not only in mately—by tempos cares, or tbe time in which it b taken, ever proteeb her in her of­ Conquest o f (he Serpent, by,lion, but he does not succeed. If Jesus Christ as an immense!lime by those who receive the ficial teachings on faith and Apocalypse of St. organism, a body, of which He b Blessed Sacrament often and b hampered by undue affection but as long as it remains in tbe The Jo’i-i , l' J. van Viiet (Los Angeles 15,[Gollana does not exaggerate, morals. by Rev. H. M Feret, O P .’516 W, Ninth Street. DeVorss,lbc bomb, it is obvious that he|tbe bead and men are the van- who do their best to accord for temporal things, or b de- stomach. However th b may be, translated by Elizabethe Cora-.& Co, price_____ by__ arrangement).iminimizes._____^______in spite of __ ...... himself.|ous...... members, .with the graces Communion im-!pressed by poor bodily health: it b of the greatest importance Tbe Holy Spirit is with only thiel (Westminster, Md , .New The "serpent " b unlawful.the Communbt threat. LiU le| The Epistles lo the Conn-|parts. The growth in holiness of;b) or because of i special provi- to draw down the Spirit in one Church, the Roman ami Papal (Church, in H b a l^ tu tn man Press, S4i sexual rte.siiy. The author. not,|good can come from his ex--lhiins, Colossiins. Ephesians^frequent rommumcants U one deneq of God. who lakes this tbe interval of thanksgiving. protection of her faith Father Ferel's book, origin apparently, a ratholir. tells why treme emotionalism. ,ind Romans develop this theme of the most beautiful features of'means of putting a person to|says Father Tanquerey. Thursdgy, May 7, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Kenitone 4-4205 SecHon Three—PAGE SEVEN In ilurora Institutions B^notit Cadet Choir From McNamara Will Many charitable institutioni, tary, and it wu not uncom­ t n & r g ( B u U S To Sing for most of them in the Denver mon to tee him on the streets taiku plg&sore io pcoMoting rba, area, were bequeathed large of Denver reciting the prayer sums of money in the w ill of to Oar Lady u he walked. H igh /Hlass Frederick S. McNamara, former Friends observed that his railroadman and salesman, an death on a Saturday was ap­ ^ W m The Catholic Cadet choir of inventory of hia last will and propriate u this it consid­ fo r 1 ^ 9 to the U.S. Air Force Academy testament disclosed. ered one of the Blessed Vir­ will sing for the High Mass The Jesuit Retreat House gin’s days, Sunday. May 10. at St. Pius near Sedalia received one of the The Jesuit Fathers’ Missouri jJauL littB. Tenth Church. Aurora. This largest gifts. $90,000 for a Province Education Institute special Mother's Day treat is chapel which will be a memorial will receive $25,CKX) for the possible through the kindness to .McNamara and his wife, the training of future priests. The for izi* out>tas6io 9 cootribzitioa of Father Constantine Zielin­ former Edith Conney, who died payment is in the form of In brlngina tba trtia cplrlt of ski, O.F.M. Conv.. Catholic In IMO. burses in memory of McNa­ into b't* work Mr. McNamara was known chaplain at the Academy. mara's father and mother and &» Author jounukUst The 28-voice choir, under for his devotion to the Ro- his wife's parents. Also included ' the direction of Professor in the $25,000 ia $7,000 to pay espaciAlU) /or b'i« «d.ua6 Boyd, will sing a Gregorian off the balance of a burse es­ uiorh in tm C&lbol'tc Mass a coppello as they do Board Chosen tablished in honor of the late &> ,As«oci*tc- Editor of regularly for High Hasses at Father Emmanuel Sandoval. O h e J ^ t s t e r the temporary chapel at the S.J.. librarian at Regis College. Academy. Denver. A t M e e t in g IPI ■nwn,Wc. WH An open invitation is ex­ SHAKE WITH NEEDY AND PRIZES TOO! St. Thomas' Seminary, Den­ tended to all who would like ver. was left $8,000, the sum PATRICIA VEST, 12, and her brother John tries one of the 24 albums of classical to hear the cadets sing to at­ of $6,000 in a memorial to Mr. a* I *14* o tend the High Mass at 11:30 John, II, students of St. Vincent de Paul's music in the Basic Library of the World’s Great­ Of Charities McNamara and his wife and the est Music. The classical records will be given a.m. The church is located at School, Denver, show the principal prizes to be At the election held at the remaining $2,000 to be spent at E. 13th Place and Yost Street, awarded in the "Share With Needy Children" along with a Zenith automatic portable record the discretion of the rector for player. The albums and the ^cyclopedia are annual meeting of Catholic opposite the east end of the Drive now under way in all Denver parochial Charities of the Archdiocese of the education of seminarians Fitzsimons Hospital property. schools. being awarded through the cowtsy of Standard who need financial assistance. Reference Works Publishingflid, Inc. of New Denver, April 27. the following A special “coffee hour” will Patricia holds one of the 25 volumes of were chosen to the board of di­ Several other Denver institu­ be held after Mass in the Funk dr Wognatls Standard Encyclopedia while York City. rectors: tions have received bequests of church hall in honor of the Elected to life membership', $5,000. These indude Mt. St. MARIAN AWARD TO EDITOR visiting cadets. board of directors, Mrs. T. A. Vincent's Home, S t Clara’s and I : Queen of Heaven Orphanages, THE MARIAN AWARD, shown above, "for dis­ 1 : PRESIDENT OF REGIS COLLEGE Cosgriff, Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh, and Thomas J. the J. K. Mullen Home for Ibe tinguished service to the Church,” was presented to Tynan; Aged, Good Shepherd Convent, Paul H. Hallett, an associate editor of the Register System of The following were elected to and the Dominican Sisters of Catholic Newspapers, Inc., Denver, by the Carmelite Fathers' M ary magazine. LISTS 8 M OST IM PORTANT MEN the board of directors for a two- the Sick Poor. Education is essential to sur­ business and industry; Adolph He said that Darwin's in­ year term; The Society of St. Vincent de Father Raphael P. Kieffer, O.Carm., Prior Provincial of the vival, and makes the college Kiesler for philanthropy; Dr. fluence is partly due to Dar­ The Very Rev, Monsignor El­ Paul was bequeathed $5,000 for order's Most Pure Heart of Mary Province, Chicago, made the graduate the man of the com­ James Grafton Rogers, jurispru­ winism as such, "The greater mer J. Kolka, the Rev. William its charitable work. presentation at the opening session of the I2lb annual national ing century, the Very Rev. Rich­ dence; and Dr. James J. Waring, part of Darwin's impact on today J. Monahan, Miss Helen Bonflls, St. John the Evangelist's Par­ conference of the Third Order of ;Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in ard F. Ryan, S.J., president of science and health. derives from the fact that bis the Very Rev. Monsignor Wal­ ish. Denver, from which Mr. Washington, D.C. More than lAOO delegates from all over Regis College, Denver, said was the spark which initiated a ter J. Canavan, Dr. Francis T. McNamara was buried, received the country attended the meeting. The Distinguished Service Ci­ a $2,500 bequest. Saturday, May 2, in connection great explosion in the history of Candlin, Harold F. Collins, Jo­ Mr. Hallett. whe it Prior of the Denver chapter of the tation went to the Rocky Moun­ Charitable gifts outside of with the Regis W eek observ- thought." seph A. (Traven, Justice Edward Carmelite H iird Order, is the author of numerous books, in­ tain N e w t for 100 years of serv­ Colorado Included; Maryknoll vance. Father Ryan pointed out that, Day, Mrs. Horace W. Crowfoot, ice to the community. Jack Fathers, New York, $5,000; the cluding What Is Catholicitv?, published in 1995, and a biography "Our atomic age is a highly James M. Eakins, Mrs. Lito of St. Gaetano, founder »f the Theatine Fathers, which will Foster, editor of the Neios, while Darwin believed in God, Jesuit Mission at Gangutoli, industrialized, highly technical, Gallegos, Dr. John Hemming, be published later this year. accepted the citation. his popularizers did not, and. Ranchi Dt. Bihar, India, where professionalized age. 'that means Mrs. L. A. Higgins, Paul Horan, Dobbins, president of Ideal because of his interpreters. a close friend, Father R. £ . De- our age is an age of the college the Veiy Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Cement Co., was honored ss a “Darwin gave the lie that man Buck. S.J., has labored for many or university trained and edu­ liam J. Kelly, William F. Mc- "captain of Industry and a cap­ considered nothing but a house- years. $5,000; and the Coofrt cated man. The man with a hoe Glone; tain of the community.” Kiesler, broken animal and fell from bis temity of Ibe Precious Blood, Catholic Univ. Alumni or with a plow is no longer a founder of Peerless Alloy Co., high estate as the paragon of The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran, Leonard Nevin, Mrs. Brooklyn. N.Y., $5,000. civilization-adequate man. was cited as one of the state's creation for earth, the image of Thomas J. Morrissey, Mrs. John Mr. McNamara was a native "The lad who is now educsled most generous philanthropists. God and heir of external life.” F. Murtaugh, Miss Mary C. of Detroit who came to Denver Club for State Formed in the little red school house ig Dr. Waring was honored for He called Marx the idea man Nadorff, Bart O'Hara, the Very with his wife in 1910. He for­ The first annual Communion Some 26 alumni attended the in all probability not even pre­ his wotR in tuberculosis re­ and Lenin the implementor. "If Rev. John Ordinas. C.R.. Miss merly was a railroad official, breakfast of the newly formed first meeting Feb. 7 in the Olin pared to assume civic and so­ search, control, and education. we are tempted to discredit Margaret Sullivan, John J. Sul­ and later became a salesman Catholic University Alumni Hotel. cial respoDSlbilities in our He is a professor of medicine at these men and the impact they livan, Frank L. Tettemer, for the American Steel Foun­ Club of Colorado was held April Questionnaires had been academically-structured society,” Colorado University. have bad on society, the inter­ Thomu M. Tierney. Mrs. Martin dry. He was with that firm un 5 in Blessed Sacrament Church, mailed to ail 102 alumni in the he said, and added that the Rogers, now mayor of George­ continental., ballistic missile will J' Murphy, J. Kenneth Malo, til his retirem ent in 1947. Denver. Judge Edward J. Keat­ state. Priests and nuns, who atomic age assures us we will town, is the former dean of the dispel that. j Artzer, Andrew Mar- ing of the • Deliver District form 50 per cent of the group, be educated or we w ill perish. C.U. and D.U. law schools and Freud., Father Ryan said, com-jnelon. John Vance, Dr. William Nevirly Arrived Court, an alumnus, was the fea­ are invit^ to become members. Awards professor of law at Yale Uni­ pleled the dethronement of man w. McCaw, Mrs. George tured speaker. More than 90 alumni have re­ versity. Theatine Priest Presented by asserting that the "1” is not Learned, and Richard D. Casey. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Har- sponded AO the questionnaire. Father Ryan's remarks fol­ 100 Years even master in its own home, Elected for a one-year term old V. Campbell, pastor of Mr. McGuire said that the lowed presentation of four Civ- Reviewed but cited him as one of the to fill the unexpired term, of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, of­ Colorado alumni club will be is Princeps ( F i r s t Citizen) world's pioneers in the maladies fered Maas for the alumni. Chris and a kitchen extension Father Ryan used the Colo­ Very Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M.; affiliated with the National medals and one distinguished of the mind, and as having con­ was the Very Rev. Berard Gib- M auris Town House served a Alumni Association of the Cath­ service citation at the second rado Centennial celebration to costs only pennies a day tributed more "than any other lin, O.F.M. breakfast in the school cafeteria. olic U. Besides the annual Com­ annual Civis Princeps Awards review the great change which single genius to the beginnings Members of the board of di­ Initial Plant munion breakfast, the club Banquet in the Regis Student has taken place in the past 100 to order, just call our j of a much better understanding rectors whose terms expire in initial plans for organizing plana a lunebeon meeting in Center. years, and said this change is of the paragon of the universe, 1960 are Mrs. William Augus­ the Catholic U. Alumni Club of June for the new graduates, a business office ^ The banquet climazed 1959 not so much centered around which is man." tine, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Colorado were made by John meeting early in fall for new Regis Week activities which individuals as it is centered He said he could not agree Harold V. Campbell. Mrs. Jerry F. McGuire, '53, All Saints' Par- and convert Catholic U. stu- Mountain StatesTelephone also included groundbreaking around great ideas. t i with William Heard Kilpatrick Carpinella, the Very Rev, ish, and Victor D. Langhart, '50. dents, and a dinner dance for for a $525,000 fleldbouse, a He singled out eight men 1 [ in calling John Dewey the third Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, Boulder. Both are architects, lay members. conference on urban redevel­ as having had a profound im­ greatest philosopher of all time, Dr. Patrick G. Cronin, the Rev. opment, and a Ranger Day pact in making this change: but said Dewey has and does Richard Duffy, Dr. George J. celebration by the Regis stu­ Abraham Lincoln, Charles Palronixe H rgi$(er adver- have an influence on the Dwire. Emmett Dignan, Justin dent body. Darwin, Marx and Lenin, Sig­ schools. tiller*, boiMl R eglglrr *ub- Hannen. C. Paul Harrington, the The Civis Princeps awards, mund Freud, John Dewey, Father Ryan proposed Church­ Rev. William H. Jones, Mrs, *rriplioni to iii*ure faclliliea the highest honor butowed by Winston Cburchlll, and Leo Ic E nT ill as "a symbol of a humanistic James B. Kenny, the Rev, Ed­ for adi-qaate new* coverage. the college, were presented to XIII. tradition we now embrace. His ward A- Leyden, Joseph Little, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Chris Dobbins in the field of Father Ryan called them can­ rounded phrases ^and indomit­ the Very Rev. David Maloney; didates for the men of the cen­ able will rallied a whole free Gov. Stephen L. R. McNichols, BENEDICTINE T h i s F a l l tury for the past JOO years. world." the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. "Lincoln interpreted for bis Leo X III he cited as "a dif­ Mulroy, Alfred O'Meara, Jr.; MONKS time and ours, and for Arkan­ ferent man. a kindly, gentle the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene sail the Sunlane to4h e sas, that all men are born with genius who lived a saintly life.” A. O’Sullivan, Dr. Thomas The Provincial Chapter of inherent rights which followj He said Leo X III, through his Rogers, Edward Rowlans, Dr. the Theatine Fathers in G reat Shrines from their nature, not theirjmajor encyclicals, analyzed the James Ryan, John A. Schwarz, Denver coincided with the arri- color, creed, or political be-'social and spiritual problems of Albert E. Seep, the Rt. Rev. val of three newly ordalbed liefs." jour century and pointed out the Monsignor Gregory Smith, the Thcalines from Spain: Fathers o f E u r o p e While proposing Darwin as a proper remedy, while at the Rt. Rev. Honsignor Matthew Raymond Lopez, C.R. (above), candidate. Father Ryan cau-lsame time bringing the Papacy Smith, Bayard K. Sweeney, Blasius Bonel, C.R., and Michael tioned that several strictures to a position of high regard as Jr.: T. Raber Taylor. Gerard R. CerdS. C.R. (and have a m n d erfid vacation, t o o ) must be observed. la leading respectable force. TeBockhorst, J. Kernan Week­ Father Lopez, who studied in baugh, and Dr. Frank G. Mc- Palma de Mallorca and was or­ Glone. dained in 1956, was appointed to Officers are Archbishop Ur­ Like thousands of others, you veniently reached by rail or by St. Francis de Sales' St. Andrew Avellino's Seminary. ban J. Vehr, president: Mrs. M. The other two priests were (00, will find the shrines of air from Cannes. The Monastery J. O'Fallon. vice president; assigned to Mexico, where, of Monlaerrat with its revered Europe tn inspiring experience. Harold F. Collins, vice presi­ according to a talk given to the An ideal way (o go ia to sail the "Black Madonna," ia close to dent: Mrs. L. A. Higgins, vice seminarians by Father Mathew balmy Sunlane aboard the lovely Barcelona. And from N ^les and president; Mrs, John F. Mur­ Barcelo, C.R., there are thous­ taugh. vice president; J. Ker­ \ Genoa, it's only a few hours to ands of soub without the care nan Weekbaugh, vice president; of a priest. He himself is in Loreto and the Sanctuary of the Miss Mary C. Nadorff, secre­ House of Mary: the Basilica of charge of the suburban area of tary; John J. Sullivan, treas­ Tenochtitlan which has some Si. Francis of Assisi. There's also urer; the Very Rev. Monsignor 80.000 inhabitants. (The term Elm er J. Kolka, director; and Tenochtitlan means the place the Rev. William J. Monahan, AISUMPTION A#eit WIN«Y,«UA$TI,CAUF, ^ ^ ^ where Tenoch resides. Tenoch. OlfTRiiVTRO It associate director. according to Aztec mythology, Members of the executive was the name of a deified MILE HI LIQUORS, INC board are the following, the Rt, priest). Rev, Monsignor Harold V. 2863 Walnut St. Denver. Colo. O v ifjo d j o f F a d m a Campbell, the Rt. Rev. Monsi flagships Constitution and Inde­ gnor John R. Mulroy, the Very pendence. An ideal time to go is Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Can- between DENVER and the Fall when ocean weather is avan. Joseph A. 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The CATHOLIC OLD TESTA!tlEi\T STORY— Virdies of Ahrnftatn A n n o i ^ MARRIAGE MANUAL

By Beverenef George A. Kelly wlfh a Foreword ond Imprimatur by Francis Cardinal Spellmon. Authoritotive guidance on the spiritual, pbysicol, and emotionol aspects of married life.

H e r e i s the book that Catholic families cal. The author, Reverend George A. Kelly, is the Director of the New York Archdiocese’s have asked for time and again — ap­ .Abraham, rotnmonl? calirri the “ Father offering sarrifire of bread and wrine, proved guidance on the many spiritual, phys­ Family Life Bureau. His guidance is based on nf ihe Jewc,” had a numbrr of outilanHing blessed .Abraham. Al the same time, the ical, and emotional problems of marriage. T h e his broad knowledge- of e v e r y d a y family ex­ Grme*. One wa» hi* love of peace. In lime, king nf Sodom offered Abraham all the beransr of M-areily of patlurr, quarrels booty lhal had been lakrn. only to rrslore Catholic Mahriage Manual will bring you se­ periences as well as the teachings of the arooe Itelween the lieni»inrn of Abraham ihr raplives, bnt Abraham would lake noth- renity and happiness, and it will help you ful­ Church. You’ll find practidal, realistic advice and lho»e of hi> nephew Lot. So Abraham, From ll^e Foreword by His Kitiineitee ing. on in-law troubles, money questions, problems who loved peace rather than gain, thouRhl fill the ideals of the holy Sacrament of Matri­ Abraham had out-landing faith. One of parenthood— all of the daily human diffi­ it heller lhal he and Lot »hould part. mony. This practical, frank, readable book He gave I.ot the choice lo go either lo night God led him In ihe door of hia tent, will set your mind at ease by giving you new culties of modern marriage. ihe righi or to the left. I.ol ehoae the cooD- and said In him: “ Lift your ryct to heaven and eonnl the alara if you ran; ihu* shall FIB [HIU M U and revealing insights into the spiritual Iry abonl the Jordan, and dwell la Sodom, Valuable chapters on the menopause and while Abraham remained al Hebron. vour posterity be multiplied upon the beauty and the everyday problems of married earth." Arrhlii^liiifi of Seif York the techniques of preserviifg marital happi­ Abraham wa« aUo noted for hit diain- life. As you will see in the partial Table of leresledneu. Not long after hia break with God again appeared to him. and ran- ‘'It is important that all married cou­ ness in the later years make The Catholic Contents here, the most intimate subjects are ].ot, olrange kings came into the eounlry, firmed Hia former promise, adding that ples approach the married state with the Marriage Manual as useful to older couples as who pillaged the eiliea of Sodom and Me would make a rovenani with him. In dealt with in an adult, forthright manner. fuil realization of their holy vocation. it is to newlyweds and brides-to-be. Gomorrha, look Ixit eaplite, and look all return. God required Abraham lo serve You'll find valuable medical advice on such hi* |Kwwe*«ion*. When Abraham heard this Him failhfullv. To confirm .ihis rovenant "Since ignorance can be harmful to >ad new*, he gathered logelher 300 of hia tselwern them. God promised Aln-aham a parents and children, men and women topics as conjugal relations, frigidity, preg­ Father Kelly’s wise counsel can help you nancy. childbirth, impotence; read the Church •ervanla, and pursuing defeated thoae son. whose name should be railed Isaac. entering marriage, as well as those al­ find the joy that comes only to couples secure kings, delivered l.ol, and. recovering all Ahrlham believed the word of the Lord, ready married, should seek the guidance attitude on abortion and mixed marriages. in their knowledge, confident in their actions, hi* ■ubalanre, led him hark to hi* own and his failh was -o great as to be highly not only of learned human sciences but and true to their, faith. A book of this kind— ronnlry. praised hy Si. Paul. God announced to the wise counsel of Holy Mother, the An entire chapter is devoted to birth con­ ll was on this orrasion that -Abraham .Abraham ihe ceremony of rirenmrition. combining the practical advice of doctors and C hurch. trol and the rhythm method. This method is met Meirhitedreh, King of Salem, who. family counselors with the accepted doctrines “ T h e Catholic Marriage Manual is in ­ explained in detail, with the complete facts of the Church— has long been needed. tended to fulfill this need by giving an about Dr. John Ryan's improved thermal T I I K CATKCHIS.M ILLl STR.ATKD insight into the beauty of sacramental method of cycle determination, marriage, as well as by demonstrating Examine II 10 Day$ ff ilhoul (’Jiarfe the practical steps by which Christian Corers Ei^ery Aspect of Marriaiie couples can perfect their own marital Because the publishers feel that this book Every aspect of marriage is covered — the union and fulfill the requirements of belongs in every Catholic home, arrangements spiritual and emotional as well as the physi- Catholic parenthood.” have been made to offer copies for ten days' free examination. You may obtain one merely PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS by sending the coupon; no money is required. A copy will FOREff ORI): By Hit Eminence, Francii Cardinol Spellman, be sent to you in a plain wrap­ Arrhhi$hop of /Veir York per.

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Eathrr" (Matt, xviii, 10). Plaani, M.D., Director, Depart­ Why the Church op- ment of Obatelricf aod Gyne­ HOW TO DISAGREE WITH poaei mlaed mar- cology. St. VIncent’a Hoapitai. YOUR MATE. Rules for dis­ riagea , . . How to Q. WHAT ABE ANGF.I.S? New York.) Sex la God'a crea­ agreeing . . . Row lo get griev­ encourage non- tion; not “vulgaT” • - ..Why you ances out of your syMm . . . Cathelie matea to ahould avoid purlunical vl^i How to keep discussions within take more active In- RANDOM HOUSE, Moil Order Div., Dept. Rl-55, A. Angel* are erealrd spirits, wlihnnl bodirs. having onderslanding and free will. Angels or sex . . . Physical aspects . . . bounds . . . Imporiaoce of giv­ teren la Church. are spiritual brings superior lo man. We do not know how many there are. but we How husbands and wives ap­ ing In on little things. 136 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N.Y. proach marital act dlfferenllv can infer from Scripture that their number is very great. Pure spirits, they have . . . 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