hupplemcnt to the Denver Catholic Register Missioners From Dioceses National National REGISTER Section Section Write Brilliant Chapter New York — (Special) — A The survey, compiled by the Oi the U.S. d'oeesau priests! rapidly growing corps of dio­ Jesuit Mission Bureau, shows spreading (he truth of Christ j ROUNDUP THE cesan priests serving in mis­ that the program in the U.S. of abroad, the survey reports, a| sions overseas. 137 from the sendine diocesan priests to for­ majority, 74. are working under| U S. and 84 from Canada, are eign missions, sparked seven (be auspices of the Society of- Social Challenge writing one of the most signif­ years £go by the .Archdiocese St. James, founded in 1958 by icant chapters in the history of of St. l.ouis. has since spread Caroinal Richard Cushing, Arch­ Cleveland, 0. the Church in North .America. to 40 archdioceses and dioceses bishop of Boston. Catholic welfare agencies face two great challenges, mental That is the conclusion of a 01 the nation. The Boston archdiocese alone illness and retardation, the Rt. Rev. Elmer Kolka, of Denver , surv-ey prepared for the Mis­ In Canada a similar program has 40 priests serving with the retiring president of the National Conference of Catholic (Par­ REGISTER ities, told the national Charities convention. He pointed out that (Name Registered in U S, Patent Office) sion Secretariat on diocesan was adopted in 1055 ty the Dio­ society in Peru. Ecuador, and mission programs, a project cese of .Nicolet ii. Quebec. A Bolivia. in 1960 there were an estimated 5.4 million mentally retarded children and adults and this number is expected to increase by .launched only a few years ago lota! of 1’3 Cana.-'iaii sees are Twenty-three other U.S. dio­ THURSDAY, OCT. 10,1963 SECTION TWO a million more by 1970. Previously many mentally retarded per­ I in the two nations. new InviiAed in i'.e project. ceses have a total of 34 priests who are members of the Society sons could find jobs after completing special classes, but with of St. James. The organization the increase of industrial specialization, such jobs are doubt­ also includes 20 priests from ful. Jobs on the farms also are disappearing. other countries. Richard M. Kelly of Cleveand, new Charities president, said Ranking second only to Bos­ the times dictate that the "spirit of our faith must now in­ ton in the number of diocesan clude a sound social policy for all” as an answer to the chal­ W here Staned the Bishops? lenge of change. priests in foreign missions are the .Archdiocese of St. Louis and The convention urged the U.S. Congress to outlaw inter­ the Diocese of Jefferson City, state "black market” adoption of babies. Mo., both with nine priests Washington Partners of Pope or separate college? abroad. At the 36th annual conference of Catholic Association for Th> Jefferson City see ranks International Peace, Frank Tannenbaum of New York stressed first In (he nation in the per­ that “the great tragedy of the Cuban revolution, internally, is centage of priests sent to the the fact that whereas before the revolution the employer and Council Fathers are asked to decide missions. The nine priests serv­ the policeman were two different people, now the employer and ing as missionaries in Peru are (he policeman are the same person. Gen. ’Ihomas A. Lane (USA, By Michael Wilson discussed the collegiality of same mission and powers con- clared that the Pope and the i .Archbishop Pierre Vevillot, Co- (Ipt f il Cermpendtflt) drawn from oniy 132 members ret.) urged the Alliance for Progress to give more attention to Bishops, the divine institution of ferred by Christ on the Twelve, Bishops, like Peter and the adjutor of Paris, disputed the Vatican City — The Ecu­ of the diocesan clergy — and the needs of the “private sector” in Latin America. "A plan the Episcopacy stemming from The Episcopacy, as many the see is planning to send three menical Council last week the Twelve .Apostles, the dea- speakers developed, is of divine that provides only for the public sector is no national plan at or (our additional pr'ests abroad all,” he warned. President Kennedy, in his message, declared continued discussion of the cons and the role of the laity.: institution no less than the Pri- Bishops has no authority except; *’’*'®**^^ Jesus had consti- next year. first point of m ajor The first section of this chap-:macy. with the Roman Pontiff as its luted both a College and a that social reform is the best weapon againat Communism in Among the other diocese spon­ Latin America. Douglas Hyde, an English convert and once the divergence between the Catho­ ter presents the Bishops as suc-| The third section dealing with head. Primacy. The .Apostles were soring their own missions over­ leading^ Communist in Britain, called Cuba a “working model” lic Church and the other "sepa­ cessors to Apostles and with theithe College of Bishops, de­ ■Many Bishops, among them kept as a college of 12. just as seas. Spokane ranks next with rated” Christian Churches of for Communist revolutions. The new CAIP president is William the world to come up for de­ Bishops are placed today in an E. Moran, Jr., of Washington. bate — namely, the Primacy of But Archbishop Boron May AHoml Council expanded "college,” but the * « * the Roman Pontiff and Papal Primacy was handed individu­ M issionur Luodors In the first major Catholic effort on population research Infallibility. ally, personally, and explicitly Cenyuno in Romo Georgetown university has launched a nationwide study to “ex­ These are embodied in Chap­ Reds Still Impede Primate to one man — Simon called Rome — The leaders of 11,000 plore the entire range of the Catholic position on responsible ter II of the De Ecclesia proj­ Peter —and has been handed missioners throughout the world parenthood.” The initial phase of the survey is directed to the ect, which deals with the Hier­ Vatican City — (Special) — will not resume his position Stanislav Zela, 70. of Olomouc, down personally to one man shared problems and opportuni­ statistical analysis of the rhythm method of family planning. archical structure of the Archbishop Josef Beran,!within the Hierarchy.” This Moravia, arrested in 1950; and ever since. ties at a two-day session. It Some 3,000 to 5,000 women are to be enlisted to provide data Church. The Council Fathers whose sudden release by the was taken, in Vatican circles, Bishop Ladislav Hlad, conse­ brought together the superior for the study over two years. Theological experts, among • * • Czecho-Slovak Communist re­ as indicating the State intends crated secretly in 1950 without them Father Yves Congar, O.P., generals of the Maryknoll, Scar- gime has taken the Vatican by to keep Monsignor Stehilik. the “required government per­ a French adviser, stressed boro, Columban, Pime, Mill Parishes throughout the U.S. will unite in November in the Fathers Split surprise, will be permitted to Capitular Vicar of Prague, in mit” and arrested in 1960, “prac­ that the reaffirmation in this Hill, and Wnite Fathers, and ISth annual Thanksgiving Clothing Collection sponsored by the come to Rome before the end his position as active head of tically all the prelates will have modern world of the Primacy the Quebec Missioners. U.S. Bishops. Last year 17,842,000 pounds of clothing, shoes, of the Council, it is believed the diocese. Monsignor Stehilik been freed.” of the Pontiff might have a new Pope Paul VI, at an audience, blankets, bedding, and other items, valued at more than $25 mil­ On Married here. He was freed almost as has taken an oath of loyalty to allure for the “disunited emphasized the Church’s apos- lion, were donated. In the Vatican here it was * * « Cardinal Franciscus Koenig, the regime. expected that Archbishop Beran hrothers’’ as he cailed them be­ tolicity and its Catholicity. Deacons Plan Primate of Austria, was prepar The cultural minister ac- would be permitted to come to cause “it is not the Primacy Unless federal aid is granted to private schools as well as ing to visit the Czech capital to knowledged that the Czech gov Rome, later, some time before which causes concern to non- to public schools there will no longer be a pluralistic system of Vatican City — (Special) — discuss Church-state matters ernment still held some pre­ the end of the Council, but, said Catholics,’’ indicating that this four priests staffing a parish in education in the U.S. but merely a single system, for if fed­ Opponents of a proposal to cre­ The Czecho-Slovak Primate’s lates in prison, when he said a source close to the Secretary Council would ease much non- Guatemala. eral aid is denied to private schools, the drain on their financial ate a permanent — and perhaps that with the release of the of State, “We do not think he Catholic concern. Represented by three mem­ resources will be such that they will be unable to expand and married — order of deacons other Bishops, Bishop Karel will not be allowed to go back to Throughout the week-long bers of the diocesan clergy are many of them may be forced to close. These hard facts were within the Church, led by Car­ Skoupy, 76, of Brno, Moravia, Prague.” Vatican circles have meetings there were constant seven other U.S. sees: pointed out to the House General' Education subcommittee by dinal Francis Spellman of New arrested in 1953; Bishop Jan noted the use of the word “ex- appeals for unity with empha­ Bridgeport, Conn.; Chicago, Monsignor Frederick G. Hochwalt, NCWC education department York, drew a sharp rebuttal in Vojtassak, 85, of Spis, in Slo­ -Archbishop” in all the Com­ sis on Pope Paul Vi’s words on Kansas City-St. Joseph, Mo.; director. Under study is President Kennedy’s proposal (H.R. the Ecumenical Council from vakia, arrested in 1950; Bishop munist announcements. "complete and universal ecu­ Camden, N.J.; Paterson, N.J.; 3000) to spend $1.5 billion in four years to help construct public missionary Bishops whose areas menicity," Oklahoma City-Tulsa, Okla.; elementary and secondary schools and to assist in meeting would be most affected by the 4- It was generally agreed that and La Crosse, Wis. salaries of teachers in these schools. plan. Eight archdioceses and dio-j * • * the Council, despite the inter­ Joining the missionary Bish­ In Red, Naxi Jails 17 Years ceses have sent two priests each A second leader of a major Catholic university in the U.S. ops in backing the plan were the ruptions for votes on the Vatican City — .Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague, released amendments to the project on to the foreign missions: has seen fit to discuss the question of discipline and obedience. Council Fathers from Northern Belleville, 111.; New Ulm, by Red authorities, has spent 14 years of his Episcopal life in the Sacred Liturgy, was mov­ A short time back the Very Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., Europe. Minn.; Helena, Mont.; Omaha, Red Czecho-Slovak prisons following three years in Nazi Ger­ ing rapidly ahead, yet with the president of Notre Dame university, reminded the collegians that The prelates from mission Neb.; Manchester, N.H.; Og- many’s infamous Dachau concentration camp. full consideration assured every they were students to be instructed and not teachers to do the lands asserted flatly in more densburg, N.Y.; Columbus, 0.; Archbishop Beran’s arrest by the Red regime in Prague viewpoint by Cardinal Michael instructing. The Rt. Rev. William J. McDonald, rector of the than one case that they thought and Providence, R.I. came June 19, 1949, four years after be and other prisoners at Browne, reporter of the proj­ Catholic university in Washington, has now cautioned his faculty the missionary expansion of the The Archdiocese of Portland, Church would suffer if a per­ Dachau were liberated by the U.S. Army. ect. “But it is still too early to against too much “independence of spirit” as contrary to the Ore., has ,one priest serving in “gift of counsel that inspires within us a greater docility toward manent diaconate were not es­ Throughout (he years. Archbishop Beran, 74, was moved say when the Council will fin­ Peru. those placed over us, a spirit so necessary not alone for the tablished and if marriage were from place to place by Red authorities in an effort to keep his ish discussion of this project,” Among the sees that have sent youngest, but even for the oldest of us — (or by the design of not permitted in certain areas. whereabouts unknown. said one Council Father. priests to the Society of St. God we are all subject to others.” One French expert advocated James, the Diocese of San that the celibacy of deacons be Diego, Calif., has five and the taken in context with the area; Archdiocese of Newark, N.J., Portrait of Jesus “Marriage, where local customs Archbishop Beran has four. The Archdiocese of demand it, such as when in con­ Baltimore, Md., and the Diocese exact position is still not clear, “The poor are the portrait of Jesus,” Pope Paul VI told tact with Moslems.” of Sioux City, la., have two and although the regime claims delegates to the convention of the Youth section of Italy’s So­ Cardinal Spellman, speaking priests each serving with the ciety of the St. Vincent de Paul. The Holy Father declar^ that for the opposition forces com­ it has restored to him full civic society. rights and- responsibilities, it Christians cannot be “socially tranquil as long as there are men posed of U.S., South American, Other archdioceses and dio­ who suffer.” and Spanish Bishops, said the has refused to allow him to re­ ceses represented in the society * * * proposal, contained in the sec­ turn to his Archbishopric in are Little Rock, Ark.; Sacra­ In strengthening words of consolation. Pope Paul reminded ond chapter of the project De Prague, and has given a villa 20 mento, Calif.; Bridgeport, members of the National Catholic Association of the Italian Blind Ecclesia, should not even be dis- kilometers outside the city as Conn.; Chicago; Washington, cussed. ; temporary residence. that God does not give man salvation through physical vision, but D.C.; Lafayette, Ind.; Des through spiritual vision. "This is disciplinary and has Questioned by a reporter Moines, la.; Dubuque, la.; • 0 • U no place in a dogmatic consti­ about Archbishop Beran’s tak­ Wichita, Kans.; Detroit, Mich.; tution,” he said. “There is even ing up his Diocese of Prague At the first general audience following the opening of the Lansing, Mich.; Helena, Mont.; second session of the Vatican Council the Holy Father urged some doubt as to whether it again, and about his position in Reno, Nev.; Pittsburgh; Prov­ should be discussed at all.” the Czech Hierarchy, Dr. Hrusa, the pilgrims to "try to understand the loftiness and sacredness idence, R.I.; Dallas-Ft. Worth, of what is being discussed in the Council, and to observe espec­ He warned that “there is the Czech Minister of Culture, Tex.; and Burlington, Vt. consideration that vocations for flatly stated that "Monsignor ially the "spiritual vision of the Church.” Among the 1,000 in The survey of the mission ac­ tifc audience hall was a group of members of the United Auto the priesthood might fall off, es Beran will live here as a pri- tivities in (Canada drew atten­ pecially if these deacons were.vate citizen of the Czecho-Slo- Workers from the U.S. tion to the sacrifices that are * * * not bound by celibacy.” vakia Republic. This means he being made by small dioceses The addition of Cardinals Augustin Bea. S.J., president of in order to send priests over­ the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, and Ildebrando seas. The Diocese of Amos, Antoniutti, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Religious, to Quebec, one of the nation’s the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office brings to 11 the num­ Non-Catholics Get smallest, has three priests and ber of Cardinal members. All are members of the Curia. four lay persons working in Hon­ * * * duras. The beatification in St. Peter’s Basilica on Oct. 27 of the Large Share of Aid Ven. Dominic Barbieri will be the second to take place in the Pontificate of Pope Paul VI. On Oct. 13 he is to beatify the Ven. De Paul society survey John N. Neumann. Bishop of Philadelphia from 1852 to 1860. 'Persevere/ A third beatification will take place on Nov. 3, when Father Leo­ of salvage work shows nard Murialdo, Italian founder of the Pious Society of St. Jo­ seph of Turin, Italy, will be declared blessed. Another beati­ Cleveland — (Special) — At Vincent de Paul Society in rela-1 Pope Tells fication, on Dec. 8, will be that of the Italian youth, Nunzio Sul- least 25 per cent of the Salvage tion to'non-Catholics” as a re­ prizio, who died at the age of 19 in 1826. Father Barbieri, 19th Bureau and Thrift Store aid of sult of the meeting of the Coun-1 century Italian-born missionary and theologian, received Card­ cil General with world delegates ! Volunteers the St. Vincent de Paul Society inal John Henry Newman into the (Tiurch. in Paris last year. i Vatican City — A group of in this country is going to non- Mr. Taylor suggested that sep- j.American lay men and women Catholics, T. Raber Taylor, na-! arate shops be established in St. I heading for the African mis­ • I o 1 • Dialogue tional chairman of that work, Vincent de Paul Thrift stores sions was challenged by Pope told De Paul delegates. where the needy can readily ob­ Paul VI with the prediction that Rhodes, Greece The 25-per-cent figure is a tain layettes for Baptism and suffering and hardships lay Ten participating Churches at the Pan-Orthodox conference minimal one, Mr. Taylor com­ clothing for First Communion. ahead. voted to establish a special office on relations with the Catholic mented, since some De Paul Confirmations, and weddings. The group consisted of 18 new Church and opened the way for a "dialogue” with Catholicism “on units, disbursing aid on a This, he said, basing the con­ recruits of the Lay Mission equal terms.” The participating Churches, however, were divided "need not creed basis,” have no clusion on information provided Helpers Association of Los An­ on the question of assigning delegate observers to the Second Vati­ records from which to make a his committee, would encourage geles. They have signed on for can Council and it was ultimately decided that each Church report. However, a reliable the reception of these Sacra­ a three-year period and will fol­ must make its own decision. No announcement was made on sampling of available records ments. low their normal careers as the voting. The Orthodox Church in Greece remained fast in its kept by units around the coun­ "It is not the small offering nurses, teachers, builders, me­ i refusal to send delegates to Pan-Orthodox conference. try durin,g May, June, and July, to the priest in connection with chanics. Warsaw, Poland allows the conclusion that at a .Nuptial Mass which has in­ ! The Lay Mission Helpers, A head-on clash between the Church and the Communist state least a quarter of all such help hibited some couples from a i founded in 1955 by Msgr. An- is foreseen in Poland and the recent (utile meeting of the mix­ is going to those not of the church wedding, but the cost of I thony Brouwers, have provided ed commission of representatives of the government and of the Faith. The matter is of special clothing for the bride and bride­ ' more than 200 lay aides in the Church bolsters that prediction. Zenon Kiiszko, who is Red Pre­ interest because of the focus on groom, and their attendants,' i Latin American and African "Universal Charity and the St. he pointed out. Framework for Harmony! I missions. mier Gomulka’s “strong man” in the Polish Communist Polit­ buro. and Bishop Zygmunt Choromanski, secretary of the Polish Hierarchy, who is noted for his rock-like character, are the two men around whom the clash is building up. The Bishop has made American Bishop receiving honors on St. Dismos Day no secret of his decision that religious instruction will continue with some classes being taught by nuns. This action may be the trigger. Condemned Convict Spot on Him-Then Repented THE ORIENT Cast First Stone A better day than Oct. 13 — to 1860, was especially noted for den they wanted to see the pair, When he saw the priests he while Joe waited with folded later they heard a rap, and St. Dismas Day—could not have a similar compassion. the official said. "Take my ad­ laughed, kicked on the wall of arms. when the turnkey opened the Saigon, Vietnam been chosen on purpose, as it One incident illustrates that vice, Reverend, and go home.' the adjacent cell, and yelled, Bishop Neumann quietly ask­ door, the Bishop walked slowly It has taken five months for the United Nations General As­ has been by coincidence, ior the fact: Two prisoners, condemned Several of your Catholic priests “Get up, Stan, get up. See ed the warden to be left alone out. sembly to start officially discussion on the strife in Vietnam. beatification of the Most Rev. to death, awaited execution in have tried — to their sorrow." what's here to convert us. Some with the two brothers. The “I’d like to send a priest to Now the political quarrel between the Vietnamese government John Neumann, fourth Bishop! Moyamensing Prison. They had “.Nevertheless, warden." .Neu­ more damned priests, two of turnkey. Father Sourin. and the hear their Confessions, War­ and a section of the Buddhist population will be examined in the of Philadelphia. repulsed every attempt by mann answered, "I must see them! The tall one is yours. warden filed out of "solitary” den,” he said. United Nations. Governments, such as those of Ceylon and the St. Dismas — forgiven by priests even to approach them, them. I’m their Bishop," I’ll handle the small one.” and waited in the corridor of “Anything you ask. Your Ex­ Sudan, that are persecuting Christianity, and anti-religious Com­ Christ on Calvary — is a re­ much less to bring them to a When the warden rapped on Then Joe spat through the the main cell block. cellency, anything at all,” the munist governments, will sit in judgment on the regime of minder of divine compassion for change of heart. the bars of solitary confinement bars directly at the Bishop. i It turned into an agonizingly amazed warden replied. Then President Ngo dinh Diem. Meanwhile, in Saigon the departure criminals. Bishop Neumann, When Bishop .Neumann and cell .No. 3. Joe rolled off his Horrified. Father Sourin wiped I long wait. Ten minutes, 15 min­ he knelt and kissed the Bish­ of Archbishop Paul Nguyen van Binh to Rome for the second who served the see from 1852 his Vicar General told the war­ bunk, stretched and yawned the spot off the Bishop's coat] utes, 20 minutes. A half hour op’s ring. session of the Vatican Council was delayed without explanation. J.F.K.-Nikifa Agreement Violated i where U.S. Quake Relief Went At ■•atf 1 0 ,00 0 Sovi«l troops in Cuba Washington — The presence missile crisis, the staff study of as many as 10.000 Russian made the following observa­ To Tito's henchmen, loyal followers; troops believed to be still sta­ tions: tioned in Cuba “constitutes a “In an e.xchange of cor­ his strangulation of Church recalled Soviet violation of the Krush- respondence between Soviet cheve - Kennedy agreements” Premier Khrushchev and Presi­ Bjr Linns Riordan uted first to Party mem­ priests were killed; gary. .Archbishop Aloysius Ste-' if you allow yourselves to be that eased the Cuban missile dent Kennedy, Khrushchev Assndate Editor bers and their friends and then • Two hundred priests were pinac was arrested — and in a • torn from the rock on which crisis of October, 1962. agreed to President Kennedy’s When Skq)je in Yugosla­ the very little that was left was arrested and imprisoned; “ mock trial’' was convicted of Christ founded His Church." This point was brought out in conditions for ending the Cul»n given to Catholics. Religion has • Twelve of the 18 seminaries “charges" against the govern- Perhaps it was no mere ce­ a recent staff study made for missile crisis, namely, (1) to via'was devastated by an were closed; no place in Titoland and Catho­ ment incidence that, as Tito goes the Subcommittee to Investi­ terminate work on the military earthquake this summer, • All Catholic papers and lics are ranked the lowest of In 1951 he was conditionally around the world trying to give gate the .Administration nf the missile bases. (2) to render the the U.S. hastened to send magazines were confiscated; citizens. released from prison and died, a ixtpular image of the "great Internal Security .Act and Oth­ offensive weapons inoperable, aid to the p e 0 p I e of the • Religious instruction was Marshal Tito, the RM dictator Feb. 10, 1961, in his native vil- good father of Yugoslavia,” the er Internal Security Laws, of and (3) to cease further ship­ stricken city. suppressed in all schools; of Yugoslavia, is on his way to lage of Krasic, where he had Pope has given as the intention the Senate Committee on the ments of offensive weapons to • Three hundred religious But the Red regime of visit Washington and New York been confined by Red orders, for October for the .Apostleship Judiciary. iCuba. houses and institutions were Tito made sure that little and the Red carpet is being pre­ He was the first Prince of the of Prayer: “For the conversion “ Provisions were to be made confiscated and the nuns and In a concise analysis of the pared for him in U.S. ofhcial- Church to die under Red-im- of those who persecute the for (4) effective international of that help went to Catho­ other rellgioos were driven out; agreement ending the Cuban dom. On Oct. 17 he will be re­ posed detention. He had been i Church." verification. Thereafter (5) the lics. Instead it was distrib- • All Church property was ceived in the nation’s capital in made a Cardinal in the Consis­ naval quarantine would be lift- i an “informal visit” by Presi- expropriated; tory of 1953 by Pius XII. • The ministry of the re­ ed. VOCATIONS-MEN 1 dent Kennedy and from there The first phase of Tito’s gov­ “It is generally believed that j he will go to the U.N. maining priests was severely ernment to rub out religion, the Resular or Flivortd restricted and subjected to con­ the missiles were dismantled IM y Cr*w BiwIlMn Red Dictator Tito, has made persecution era, ended in 1950. stant government Interference. and returned to the Soviet Un­ Servt God In >a shocking record of murder Now the ’Tito Reds are en­ • TMCtiIng • Mlwloni • Many thousands of the ion. An ‘at sea’ aerial inspec­ Free Catalog' and persecution, since he be- gaged i nan harassment battle. tion of soviet freighters was • Social Work • Guldanct faithful shared the fate of priest ' ■• • • till the ‘ .1(1- . , ' • Trada* • Accounting I came bead of the Yugoslavia Things appear more normal in agreed upon when the Cubans and religions in death, impri­ Yugoslavia and so Tito does not for Information and 'government in 1M6. Persecution sonment, and slave labor camps. resisted on-site inspection. lllaratura writs want to ruin his public image A SrtMsr Satlal, CS.C. began before that time, even “But the Soviet bombers re-il In 1M6 the Primate of Hun- in the world by outright perse­ y.r, vtaeant Has when his Red troops marched mained in Cuba. Under Amer­ St. Sdward't UMvonlty cution. The Church is allowed ^nltf lod.iy ' IKK t'A! V . Aasllii, Taxai into Zagrabia in May of IMS. ican pressure Khrushchev final-1 It was rapid and bloody. to have a little freedom, but the Tito Reds do everything in ly promised on Nov. 20, 1962, to| In the first few years of the Guiana Hour remove the estimated 42 lL-28; their power to make it so hard reign of Tito more than 1.600,- jet bombers. In return, the] CROSIER Brothers 000 were killed by the Yugoslav to practice religion that they TkiiAdllsj 8.3179100 A Y8A11 Of Decision hope the people will despair and President promptly lifted the- WortkAiEitn X I ^ 1 TO YOU SitS hr ilhntrited bootlit Reds, according to reliable esti­ give up their faith. naval quarantine of Cuba. sbost yoor lift H i Crstisr mates. The government, of It III It wt tin t Ilf) ithtl liiiiai M UKI is offics asdi, fimiai, The Rev. William Treacy “Khrushchev also gave as-: course, would not release any Seen Near surances that Soviet troops i maintiaiaci sad foni|s aiii- statistics writes in the .Northwest Pro- U.S. Dipt, el liber ililltikt plice 1 bi| siotii He issists thi Crosier Dallas Pa. — The future of would be removed from Cuba, dellir iiluc oe i bi|b icbeel ebucitwe. I Father is his aorL The Church has been the main British Guiana will depend upon! as the Presit’ent said, in duel Wnli ter ditilli, iiid iboul Ihi Itttb, target of Tito’s Reds. Between tho jvisii 10 iugosia\ia ims sum­ "Pteirimmid Ltirnin|" ipproKb to bi|h the action of the British govern­ course.' It was estimated thatj icbeel It benii dinleped by Encytle- May of 1945 and December of mer, “fewer and fewer people! ment. ’That is what the .Most find the courage to provide a re-; Soviet military forces in Cuba peedli lnlinnici.ll'i lb. medem, tin pit- 1950 the toll of persecution was Rev. Richard Guilly, S.J., Bish­ numbered between 5,000 and lied wiy te I bl|b icbeeldlpleni. Tbere'i this: ligious education for their chil­ lie ebll|itien er iilMmee It yei leqalre. op of Georgetown, said here re­ dren. He cites some facts to 22.500. Toward the end of 1962 • Two thirds of the 22 dio­ cently. and early in 1963 the United B«pt. prove this: BRITANNICAr: Box 2B9*s, Port Wayno, Indiana ceses lost their Bishops; The British were said ready States applied more pressure on OR-103A • Three hundred forty eight “In one large parish in Bel-* the Soviets to abide by their II Eiit Jickien llyd.«Cbici|e, tlt.MIOI to “impose a solution," if the grade, some 12 children m ade! Marxist regime of colony’s Pre­ agreements and withdraw their their First Communion this troops. Apparently some of the mier Jagan does not take oppo­ year. In another with about sition into a coalition govern­ BoilBr Plafe’s Her Habit force were withdrawn. V0aTI0NS>W0MEN 4,000 Catholics only about five Mother Agatha, who Is superior of St. Vincent de Paul’s ment. “In mid-June 1963, the total THE DAUGHTERS OP children received their First orphanage in Melbourne, Australia, is believed to be the only (Commentators generally feel Communion. The same trend soviet troop strength was set at CHARITY that if BriUin seU BriUsh Gui­ nun in .Australia who is a qualified steam boiler attendant and 12.500. The departure of .in es U SI. VkMeal to Paul manifests itself in regard to engine driver. She studied for her certificate so that she could AAost Rovorand Fulton J. Shoon ana free, as she Is pledged to Baptism. timated 2,000 men in the next oHer • leyoue erey W IK * ki tw tervlea run the boiler that supplies thousands of galions of hot water two mopths may have reduced «i llw poor. It), lonely, Hi. toreUten. do, Jagan would make the coun­ One young mechanical engi­ Glrli belwMn II (ltd M wlw h«v. Nw try a second Cuba, if be re-' daily at the orphanage, which cares for 95 boys and girls. the total to an estimated 10,000 couregt to rM poM to C V Ie t'i InvHellen Three colored pamphlets tying the Moss with tithing neer whom Father Treacy met Mother Agatha, a member of the Order of the Sisters of Merey, or- 10,5(M|. Reportedly, the Rus to to*vo .11 and tollow Him mey Itnd mains as strong as he is at told the priest that time did not r x wtd hwpliwu In 1 III. dedlctod came to our office the other doy. The following was in bold present.) in the picture above checks a vaive setting on the George nn l sians have removed most of God. The ilttore m w . In eodel permit him to “bother” with re­ George electrically fired holler, which generates a steam pfe? - their combat units from the is­ work, tNChlna, nureing. In. art ol cMH print: Bishop Guilly made his re­ drwt. Mid mrvt on torelgn mlaatone, ligion. The engineer learned sure of 1001 pounds per square inch. Mother Agatha has an'ai- land. It was believed that the iMd tor doecriptivo lltorolvr. to: For God: IP per cent marks at the College Miseri- English during his spare time tiiTia aiaTXANDi cordia,’ conducted by Sisters of sistant. Sister Mary Adele, who frequently does the “hlowin { remaining troops were being and this made it possible for down" when Mother Agatha Is busy about other duties arouni MMatLLAC SIMINAXY For me: 90 per cent Mercy. He has 47 nuns of that maintained indefinitely for train­ Mmeiidy 11, II. Lotito, Me. him to travel and in his words, the orphanage. SponMTOd by 1 friend el to. Daughton same community conducting ing purposes. ol Chvlly, wtto lo)rM toelr tov. or Gel For MEl And tying this with the Holy Sacrifice of Col- “This is more important than md toair lev. ol tollowmon. schools, missions, a hospital, religion” varyl If there was ever on and a leprosarium in that coun­ unchristian idea, it is skim ­ try. The Jagan Ministry of Edu­ There are 5,894.032 Catholics in the country, about 1,850,000 ming the 10 per cent foam cation is intent on destroying Mme. Nhu-Outspoken, of whom are living in the Za­ for our Creator, our Redeem­ Church schools. greb Archdiocese. Catholics con­ er and our Sonctifier, in The prelate had high praise stitute 36 per cent of the total for “the splendid response of order that 90 per cent of the population. The largest re­ Catholic youth in the face of But a Sincere Corwert liquid wealth moy go to our ligious group is the Serbian Or­ Communism. A long battle led egos. thodox, with about 48 per cent into which sellor to his brother. President cent long-dfawn-i-out dispute be­ by unions opposed to Jagan’s of the people. .Madame Ngo dinh Nhu, Viet­ Ngo dinh Diem 'The Nhus live tween the government and a attempt to control all unions has Behind the main altar of St. nam’s “First Lady," married in a section of the Gia Long large section of the Buddhists. seemingly brought a stalemate has been Catholic for som’ 300 presidential palace with their Did not Our Lord, Whose for the time being. The strikers Stefan s Church in Zagreb lies Many of those who know her oxampio we are to follow, the tomb of Cardinal Stepinac, years.. But her father is a Con- four children, two girls and two well respect her sincerity and showed “great restraint and tre­ fucian and her mother is boys. Since the President is un­ courave, while deploring her in soy: “I love you unto the mendous courage," said the Jes­ who still lives in the memories end"? May we claim wo of the Catholics of Yugoslavia a Buddhist. So reports Father married. Madame Ngo dinh temperate and tactless pro­ uit. Christians showed “wonder­ Patrick O’Connor, S.S.C., from Nhu, hi,^ ister-in-law, acts as ore united to the Sacrifice as their great leader. noun-;ements. They point out ful spirit” by providing free Saigon. his huslL'Ss and is called the. that she did not receive a of the Mass by a 10 per meals for children during the Today that tomb stands a .Madame Nhu’s bedside book, “First Lady.” Catholic education. cent lave? Did Our Lord strike. Aid from abroad helped. symbol of the irrepressible and one she recommends to She and her husband are re­ Rev. Father Ralph hang on the cross I I min­ But the hour of decision is spirit of Catholicism. The Cath­ “She is a sincere believer,” others, is The Following of garded as the two most power­ utes, or only one-tenth of near, the Bishop made clear in olics of the country are under­ one of her Catholic ac­ Christ. ful persons in President Diem’s S. V. D. Catholic Universities his talk. going great suffering to live up quaintances said with emphasis, the total oblation of throe Mafame Nhu’s maiden name government, though neither of hours? Did Magdalen, who to the words of the Cardinal, "but she has not had the bene­ 316 N. Michigan was Tran Le Xuan, Tran be­ them holds any constitutional unitod hoTMlf with His written in his last will and fit of a really Catholic forma­ Chicago 1, III. Catholic Worker ing 'he family name and Le position in the exemtive branch. tion.” doath and burial, pour only 10 ptr uni of Iht oinimoni and testament: Magazine Seized “Remain faithful to that Xuan, which means “Beautiful They are both members of the thon tay: "Tho olhor 90 per uni it for mo"? Tho only ont Madrid — Catholic prelates Church which has the succes­ Springtime,” her proper name. National Assembly, to which In Iho Now ToslamonI who ktpl 90 por coni for hlmsolf and were reported to have pro­ sor of Peter as its supreme When she was baptized at the they have just been reelected gavo 10 por uni lo God was Iho Pharitoo, and Our Lord tested the government confis­ shepherd. You know that our age of 19, before her marriage unopposed. She is the foundress ST. JUDE THADDEUS soys lhal ho woni bock lo hit houu unjusHfiod. Lovo it nol cation of an issue of Juventud fathers and our forefathers have to Ngo dinh Nhu, she received ^'''1 president of the Women s malhomolical. ChritI lollt ut lo givo our cloak whon wo o u jobrera (“Working Youth” ), for centuries spilled rivers of the Christian name of Lucy. She Solidarity Movement, a political- forcod lo gIvo our coal and whon wo oro forud lo walk a j Spanish-language publication of blood to preserve the sacred is the second of three children, social organization. FEAST DAY NOVENA mllo lo walk an oxlra ono. the international Youth Catholic treasure of the Catholic faith Her sister, elder, and her broth- Madame Nlu has aroused Worker movement. No official and to remain faithful to er, a year younger, have not! *1®’’ OCTOBER 23-31 explanation was given for the Christ’s Church. You will be un­ become Christians. ipubli? utterances. Catholics ! seizure. worthy of your fathers’ names Her husband is political coun-” ®''® regretted the harshness of her statement.)- during the re- This doet not mean that we should givo all, but it does Mossot: 10 o.m. and 12:10 Noon mean that we may not meaiure. We givo according to our . Servicti 3:15, 6:30 and 8 p.m. love: some husbands give 10 per cent of their love to their wives and soy "90 per cent for me." The Holy Father’s Con­ Pope Lauds Preachor: REV. MICHAEL J. DEMPSEY, O.P. gregation for the Propagation of the Faith recently requested Write for free copy of Life of St. Jude and novena fhof we send $10,000 immediately to feed children who Example of I information were so hungry that they were filling their empty stomachs with sand. "Ninety per cent for me" — in the face of that starvation! That only misses by 10 per cent the amount the Polio Victims SHRINE OF ST. JUDE THADDEUS rich man in the Gospel kept from the poor of the world, and Vatican City — Pope Paul VI DOMINICAN FATHERS for which he went to hell. told a special audience of polio 1909 S. ASHLAND AVE. CHICAGO 8. ILL. victims — including many in wheelchairs and on stretchers Fallow Catholics, love is not stotisticall Wa have too — that, their example in bear­ ing their crosses was a source much hunger and starvation In the worid to calculate our of inspiration to him. givingl Think Chrlstianl Be ChrIttianI Love the Lord with your “Instead of being in need of whole mind and heort and soul. Then you will love the a comfort,” Pope Paul said, Especially ^ MIsslensI “you yourselves teSch others how to live and bear the adversities of life.” lor Citing their courage that GOD LOVE-JASy to E.P. for $1 “The noveno was an­ “stirs in us. . .great admiration “Senior j swered and my son was accepted into the seminary." ... to and consolation,” the Pope P.S. for $2 "Hoping this will help some baby to go to sleep praised the “show of energy, of Citizens” contented. ... to B.AA.P. for $36 "I hove not smoked since resistence, and of moral inte­ I Jonuory and hove thus saved this money.” . , . to R.J.M. for grity" of those in the audience. $50 "This fulfills 0 promise mode to Our Lord for His help "You are,” he said, “the In the sole of property." masters of this human and Christian energy that confronts life with this winning attitude Bishop Sheen originated the GOD LOVE YOU MEDAL te of your spirit." After giving his blessing to the Extension honor the Madonna of the World. 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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION S O C im , ■To get rid of I’m-Worms, they mint 1307 South Wabaih Ave., Chicago 5, Illinois be killed in the large inteatine where they live and miilliiilv Thal’aexactly I Please send your free booklet on Extension Annuities. what Javne'a P-W taiileU do... and What return could you offer me on an investment of here'a hnw they do it: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and moil it to Kimt- a acieniihc coating carnea the tahleis into tha taiivela before S ______? My birthdate i s ______s e x ------Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Notional Director of The Society they dmaolve. Then —Javne'i mod­ ern, mediraily-appiuved ingredient for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New gia-8 right to work —killa I’to-Worma Amid Prayer, Splendor quickly and eaaily. ADDRESS ---- York, N.Y. 10001, or your Diocesan Director. liurt't taka chancea artth danger- The magnificence of St. Peter’s Basilica arc Cardinal Alfredo Ottaiiani (at left), ou». highly contagious Pin-Worma which infect entire familiea. Get gen­ forms a background as Pope Paul VI prays .Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of the I underHtnd thif Ikh tfiqviry ii in ifridfit j The Denver Catholic Register uine Jayne’s P-W Vermifuge . . . at rites opening the second session of the Holy Office, and Cardinal Alberto di Jorio, small, eaay-to-take tableta. . . special •n^ will tfltatf M obftgahDn er *'/ellew ep" wkefever. J Page 2. Sec. October ) 0, 1963 Secimrt Vatican Cmmdl. Flanking the Pontiff \ atiean ( iti adminislratnr. iizes (or children and adults. In a Prophetic Speech School Board Panel Priest puts finger on distrust that Religious Exclusion? led to exile of Juan Bosch Charge made in New York; Cleveland — Special — What cited four of these evils: Church in I^tin America rep- I might be called a prophetic • Lack of money to bnild the . resented a calculated effort by Catholic membership down to 1 ■ speech on the troubles that be- iastitutloas needed by Church ■‘many magnificent figures" I set the Dominican Republic was and Slate; clerical and lay who were re­ New York — In a joint state-1 The makeup of the School Board delivered at the SL Vincent de • Far too few technicians, sponding to the special needs of ment directed to Governor Nel­ nominating committee has been I Paul convention here during the trarhers, doctors, engineers, the hour. Their modest success son Rockefeller and Mayor Rob­ under fire by several Catholic week which saw the overthrow *cientists, agronomists; wakened the hope that forces ert Wagner. Protestant. Catho­ groups since the panel was set lic. and Jewish leaders here up in 1961 by the state legisla­ I of that country’s President. • Not enough men experi- hostile to religion, so long seem­ I Juan Bosch ingly unchallenged, were now have protested exclusion of re­ ture. It has been charged that _ enced in political, business, ^ -j ligious groups from the panel , The « speaker r ^ 7 community affairs or in the countered, he said the balance of power on the that decides the makeup of the panel rests with members of the I rector of the Latin American w i . New York City Board of Educa­ Public Education Association make up life in countries where P o W “W O W H q IIS U.S. Cardinals of Council Bureau in Washington, D.C., tion. and the United Parents Associa­ the Church is normally free; America’s five Princes of the Church stand Intyre, Archbishop of Los .Angeles; Cardinal which channels U.S. aid in The leaders’ joint statement tion. both groups which have in St. Peter’s Square after attending a session Francis Spellman, Archbishop of New York; funds and personnel to South • The greatest problem of BfO. R sd O w l^S declared: "It is a source of deep been sharply criticized by area menct all, *^***social •»«gvoMuustarvatioo throughaiuvu^u p. ^ > U1of mrthe orvuuuSecond Vaticansnucau vvuu«.u.Council. Theylucj nicare Cardinal Richard Cushing. Archbishop of Bos­ America concern tq us that the religious Catholic newspapers for stands ton; and Cardinal .Albert Gregory Meyer, Ruled by fear and violence confidence r r O t e S S I O n U Q V j ffrom left) Cardinal Joseph Ritter, Archbishop communities are not included on educational and social issues. I underider the 30-year%.vear TrujilloTniiiiin dieHie. themselves and In each other. ' I of SL Louis; Cardinal James Francis Me- .Archbishop of Chicago.' A bill to revamp the panel was This tragic absence of trust Man’in, S. Dak. — Profession among those civic, education, Itatorship, the Caribbean island passed this year in the state was very evident to Father Con-, or pow-wow, it was a great day labor, business, professional and ] still showed the deep wounds of Now cencopt for U.S., says historian community organization! to assembly, but killed in commit­ pr;io;Ved‘ ;o;;iL7nTusiicrwhe"n during his visU, as was for M Sioux Indiras when Broth- whom the legislature has given tee in the senate after Public Father Considine visited it re- “ he conUnental imiwrtance. . er Red Owl. O.S.B., officially Education Association and pjijiy , of the outcome of the struggles became a Benedictine monk the responsibility of presenting names for possible appointment United Parents Association of­ A Church leader told him;i' to revive this little island na­ The Indians gathered at Blue Schools Made Arm of State tion.” to the board of education.’’ ficials appealed to Rockefeller. I "We are struggling to right our-1 Cloud abbey for the ceremony.; If the republic could rehabili­ The statement pointed out that selves but the evils of a bad; After it, the monks and guests tate its tyranny-wrecked society the churchei do not want to Leave for Missions [society are still with us." He, ^ joined in Indian festivities. Ab-j By Supreme Court's Ruling bot Gilbert Hess, O.S.B., donned 'dominate the selection of St. Louis — Father Leonard names or to dictate the choice Oregon Birth Clinic ^ a chief’s headdress and mocca­ Washington — There is a new against the New York Regents’ cisions society and the state ap­ Thome and Brother Clarence . , America will take courage Fa- of nominees along religious sins. concept of the status for the prayer, acted on the assumption pear not only distinct as Chris­ Chew of the society of Mary Kelerences Approved ther Consldine was told. Brother Red Owl is the first lines.” Portland, Ore. — (RNS) —, If lack of capital, however, public schools in the United;that the teacher and school are tian tradition would have them, are the latest of their order to Indian to profess vows at the States, the Rev. Myron Judy, 0 .1 "simply . . . an agency of the but even committed to irrecon ‘We are agreed, however," depart for missionary work. iThe Stale Public Welfare Com-1 plus social inadequacies and abbey, named after an Indian the religious leaders declared, ■ mission has announced that!fear and suspicion of each oth- Carm., said at a meeting )f the government, m arm of the poli- cilible ends." They will join four other Mar- chief. The Benedictines have Patrician Club in the Catholic! tical This was a new "that religious groups, as an ianists in Kwangju, Korea. I caseworkers will be free to refer j er. prevented such a solution, "The real problem we fa-e is been working in the Dakota In­ Information Center here, status for the public school in important segment of total com­ [welfare recipients to birth con- then Fidel Castro would be dian missions for 87 years. this: Is education in the con- munity life, have a specific con­ jtrol clinics. Women will be re- A graduate history student, he the United States," proven right in proclaiming • . , . / .u Crete the sort of thing that can tribution to make in the consid­ Iferred to clinics on a “voluntary throughout Latin America that charged that the U. S. Supreme The original concept of the ^ade negatively secular [basis” and only when methods Court, in the famed ruling public school was one of belong­ eration of educational policies the only road for the poor to Trouble Called without thereby becoming posi and to this end changes should [to prevent conception do not economic betterment was Red ing to the community in which lively secu'ar? Can the schools PeopleSOtoSO [conflict with a woman’s con- it was located — not being or­ be made in the present proced­ violence under the Communist Legacy of Past Elderly Will Get be n«utral toward religion with­ ures." [science and religious beliefs. banner, the Dominican host ganized, managed by, or de- New York — “We have a re- out secularism becoming the rel For many years, the board said. I pendent' upon some official in iglon they promote? "If not Parish Homes the national or state capital, be has had three Catholic, three Sari-Clad Nuns Plan i Father Considine told the con- ligiou* Problem in South Viet- then we are in the paradoxical TearOutThisAd nam, but it is a legacy from Cleveland — Economically op­ Protestant, and three Jewish explained. position where the supreme Leprosy Center * the prior regime of Emperor erated small homes for the aged Pioneers set up schools which members. But when a Catholic , . . and mail it today to find out , tin Amenca was spiritual as Court has imposed rather than Calcutta, India — Mother; well as social and economic. Bao Dei and the French," To» which would rely to a great ex­ mirrored the predominant or resigned in .April of this year, how you can itill apply for a $2,000 [ Teresa, foundress of an Indian Ngo-Thach, Vietnam’s perma­ tent on voluntary help of parish­ vindicated the rights of the secu- he was succeeded by a Jewish life inaurance policy. Once your ap­ The current resurgence of the com non faith of each particu­ laristlc minority,” he said. [community of nuns, has ac- nent acting observer to the ioners are planned here by lar settlement. In a word, pub­ appointee. The statement was plication is approved, the policy [quired 43 acres of land at United Nations, told several Archbishop Edward F. Hoban, lic schools were sectarian. Only released Oct. 1, the day after can be carried the reat of your life. hundred Fordham university I nearby Ramchandrapur for a Island's Natives Bishop of Cleveland. the plethora of Protestants sects the resignation of another Cath­ Handle entirely by mall with students. I rehabilitation center for leprosy The homes, he said, would in a community ejected sectar­ 16 Named olic member. At present, the OLD AMERICAN, the company I patients. Are Catholics "Our government is not per­ house eight to 20 persons and ianism, and installed Protestant board includes one Catholic, that helped pioneer inaurance for secuting the Buddhists. If there The Yugoslav-born nun, whose Oceania — As late as 100 offer nursing care for the aged. pluralism. Then, the wave of three Protestant, and four Jew­ senior Americans. No one will ctUl were real discrimination . .. the 1170 sari-garbed Missionaries of years ago, the people of the is­ The first such unit is being Catholic immigrants reduced ish members, with one vacancy. government would not have per­ To Board Send name, addresi and year of Charity work among the poor lands of Wallis and Futuna were planned in St. Ignatius parish the school character to a more The population of New York mitted the construction of 2,000 birth to Old American, 4900 Oak, in neglected areas, plans to set­ cannibalistic and hostile to by Msgr. Albert J. Murphy, pas­ common-denominator Christian is reportedly 50 per cent Cath­ pagodas since 1954." Dept. TlOOSc, Kanau City 12, Mo. Catholicism. Today the entired tor, and former diocesan direc­ character. olic, who also are one-third of tle about 400 families of leprosy 'Thach blamed "gross distor­ Of PAVLA native population of 9,000 of tor of Catholic Charities. ' Now, the ethical culturists the public school enrollment. patients. tions" of the Vietnam situation these South Sea Islands is Catho- i and other secularists through Chicago — Father Victor R. on misinformed writers. lie. ______'court decisions are promoting Fernandez, S.J.. national direc­ Church Luavui Town/ Protestants May Aid INVEST YOUR SAVINGS b 1 I This remarkable achievement, {the removal of all theistic and tor of the Papal Volunteers for CATHOUC Mil* of Cart Follow Catholics on Buses Latin America (PAVLA), an­ is partially due to the martyr- R r o t e S t O n t ' deistic influence’s in the schools. in B } CHURCH>SCHOOL~ Tahawus, N.Y. — St. Ther- dom of St. Peter Chanel, a Mar- _ e» i Medina, 0. — Protestant re­ "Our American society. . . nounced (Oct. 3) that the major ese church was moved 10 1st Father who was killed on' Press to Send ligious and lay leaders here are views the school as the medium chaivtes in the top structure of HOSPITAL miles from here to Newcomb, Futuna in IMl. , reportedly organizing a fund by which its heritage, including the PAVLA program will keep N.Y., a nine-hour journey And the Church's future looks R e O r O S O P f a f l V O S drive to provide school bus its religious heritage, will be the organization "abreast of its down a major highway. At promising in the several other. ^ transportation for children at preserved and conveyed to fu- growing responsibilities in Latin BONDS one time, traffic was backed islands that make up the coun- Lafayette, La. — Represen­ tending a Catholic school. Jackj ture generations. Yet, the state America." up for more than a mile. ;try of Oceania. The Catholic! tatives of five Methodist and Korte, chairman of the St. Fran-1 now implies that thj school is The changes he announced in­ /) 5 1 1. C. ZIIOLIR Father Albert Giroux, pas- I population now equals 20.8 of Episcopal publica cis Xavier School Parents Bus the state's agent and hence must volve: itions will attend a special ses- AND COMPANY tor, on seeing the line of cars, the total population of 3,123,00, committee, said he has been maintain the itrict neutrality • Establishment of a board commented, "Glad to see so and the Church is e s ta b lis h e d ‘I"" asked not to name leaders of the state claims to practice," BONDS ffi Wait Bond. Wtieonsin of 16 directors; many people following the in 22 vicariates apostolic andi^®*!'’*:! ® the drive at this time. Father Judy stated. • Formation of a national Church.’’ dioceses. Catiiolic Press association’s Public school bus transporta­ “'How can the school be ex­ council with more than 300 di­ B. C ZIEGLER AND COMPANY ***^ South-Central region, Oct. 10-11. tion for the school will end Oct. pected to'transm it the religious ocesan PAVLA directors and SMKrity luadkig 133 E. 42nd $1. 133 lie Soke St. 411 R 7lli St. The publications are from 16 because of an attorney gen­ heritage of society if it is to be volunteers, campus and lay mis­ WMt Im d , W it. * N«w Yark, N. Y. * O ikaae, ■. * St. U idv Ato. INDIA: A GIFT FIT FOR A KING Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississip­ eral’s opinion saying such rides religiously neutral? In the light sion representatives; fiM M tend M* bitoriMMaii rtgordbig 314% lond i. Sister Loyola, Superior of the Sacred Heart Convent in KAN- pi, and Texas. are illegal. of the U.S. Supreme Court de- • Creation of posts for three AYAANKAVAYAL in southern Indiy writes: This village Is a Speakers at the special ses­ j regional field-secretaries to co­ mountainous place. We walk five sion will include the Rev. Elmo Romagosa, editor of the Clari­ ordinate the work of PAVLA miles from the main road through a on-Herald of the New Orleans Sotiety of St. Vincent de Pnul teams in the field. forest, across rope bridges, high I archdiocese and the Rev. Rich­ Ntmtd to tht board art tht following: hills and steep valleys to reach the Tht Rtv. Louti Coionntse, Davenport, ard Mouton. assistant .superin- la.; tht Rev. John J. Considine. M.M.. 300 families who earn their living by jtendent of schools in the Laf- 'Patrols' Border Zones in Texas director of tht Latin America Bureau. NCWC; the Rtv. Victor Fernandez, S.J.< cultivating the land . . . Our Arch­ lavette diocese. Both a tte n d e d 'San Antonio, Tex. — (Special) olic school collections were the PAVLA national director and ex-ofticio bishop sent us here to teach the chil­ council sessions last year. — The border zones between only source; last tvinter addi­ membar of tha board; Louis K. Hogan. Duluth, Minn., who served in Peru; the dren catechism and to run the prim­ affluence and poverty are well tional clothing was needed for Rev. Laurence Kelly, Chicago, who has ary school. We live in a small house known to members of the So­ the poor, and parochial schools also been named orgtnizing chairman of tht new council, and Monsignor Philip J without a chapel. The people are More Control ciety of St. Vincent de Paul, in wealthier parishes were ask­ Kenney, director of the Manchester Mis­ so poor they are unable to build us but when there is a physical bor­ ed to arrange extra collections. sion, Tilton, N.H. The Holy Father’s Mission Also: Tht Rtv. Keith B. Kenny, Sacra­ . I one or Improve our building . . . Of Population derline crossed and recrossed by Some 1100 bags were returned mento, Calif.; James Lamb, national di­ St. Jude Solemn Novena Atd foryr the OrientalOr sifter’s plea is warmly seconded by i New York — The Rockefeller thousands of the hopeful poor, within 10 days. Where possible, rector of tht Association for International Church Development; Virginia Leary, U.S. di­ the Archbishop of CHANGANA- I Foundation will concentrate the problem of relieving dis­ the Society sends a Thank you rector of Internationel Catholic Auxlliar- October 19 through 27, 1963 las; the Rev. Michael J. Lies, assistant CHERRY who laments the fact he la unable to aid them more | "during the foreseeable future" tress becomes acute. card to donors, whose kindness Aik of tho Im poulbh" national director of PAVLA; the Rev. Sr. Juda, T h t S«lnr because of the extent and poverty of hia mission field . . . In , on five areas of need, including Considered a “gateway” city lifts the burden of distress from Vincent J. Lovett, Kansas City, Mo.; for holp. Sond your potithnt to tho expanded support of research less fortunate people living in David OShea, national secretary of Notional Shrint of St. Judo today. / this pteaaant month of October when many consecrate them­ between Mexico and the U.S.. PAVLA; Monsignor William J. Quinn, selves to the Sacred Heart on the Feast of Christ the King, it land “action programs," in popu­ San Antonio has 52 de Paul their area. I co-dirtetor of the Latin America Bureau; A GIFT WILL BE SENT TO lation control. ; Priscilla Rivera, PAVLA member doing would certainly be a gift fit for a King if donations, large or conferences out of the S'* in the j community work In Sao Paulo. Brazil; THOSE TAKING PART IN THE smalt came in to make up the |4.0(( these courageous and hard­ I The foundation, already a ma-: archdiocese. .As in most big cit- I Monsignor James Shannon, president of ' the College of St. Thomas. St. Paul. SOLEMN NOVENA working Sisters need. Your sacrifice will make their work more I jor supporter of population con-1 ies the contrast between the Refugee Plan M nn.; and the Rev. James Stewart, hopeful and you can be assured you will be long remembered |trol projects, said it will in-; wealthy and the poor is great, Omaha, Neb. MARK PtmiONS, flU IN, CUP AND MAIL In their prayers and those of the children and people they have ; crease its aid for "critical re-j But because of shifts in popu- Said Inadequate OEA« FATHER ROBERT: PLEASE PLACE MY PETITIONS BEFORE THE NATIONAl ; search" and programs in popu- lation, sixty per cent of the SHRINE OF $T. JUDE IN THE COMING NOVENA: in their care. Geneva — The Vatican ad- i Music Teacher lation dynamics and population;families living there have an in- □ EMPLOYMENT □ HAPPY A6ARRIAGE Q THANKSGIVING STRINGLESS GIFTS ENABLE US TO HELP THE HOLY I stabilization. I come less than $2,000. So poor PEACE OF MINI □ CONVERSION OF RUSSIA □ Commissioner for Refugees has ! Dies at Concert! FINANCIAL HELP □ WORLD PEACE Q RETURN TO SACRAMENTS FATHER WHERE HE ’THINKS THE NEED IS GREATEST. are the majority of its parishes taken note of the fact that its Davenport, la. — Sister Mary that men and money from other activities are limited by U.N. I ENCLOSE t... FOR THE CLARETIAN SEMINARY lUllDING FUND. Catherine Rupenkamp, 40-year- VENERABLE JOHN NEUMANN conferences are used to relieve mandate which requires an in­ / Classified Ads old lifelong music lover, died This holy last-century leader of the Philadelphia archdiocese the new cases of hardship re­ dividual government to initiate CUisiflM Mh run tlirsufh all Raslstar while attending a concert in Name ------will be b^tified on Oct 13 by Pope Paul VI. His great love admans. Tht rata It SSc par ward par ported sometimes as many as requests for help. - and work was among childien. He often taught them catechism Issua. Mlnlimim 11 wards. It laur ar Christ the King chapel of St. four each day. "Is this the only possible personally and he founded the diocesan system of Catholic mors cansacutlva Istu n art utad, ttw Ambrose’s college. rata It SOc par ward par Issua. Paymant On the wider scale the 600 formula within the United Na­ schools in this country . . . A membership in our association will must accampany all ardars. Ads racalvad She was chairman of the mu-; members of the Society in San tions?” Monsignor Costante Ma- enable future Bishop Neumanns in the 18 NEAR and MIDDL£ an Manday will appaar In tha Issua sic department at Marycrest- MAIL TO: NATIONAL SHRINE OF ST. JUDE EAST countries (Iran, Iraq, Palestine, India, Egypt, etc.) to printad ma lollawing waak. Antonio maintain drop boxes for toni asked the executive com­ college, conducted by thej 221 West Madison StrMi, Soc 99, Chicago 6, Illinois bring Christ’s spirit and words to the children (and grownups) INSTRUCTIONS discarded goods and a Salvage mittee. Sisters of the Humility of Mary. I of these countries . . . Membership is so inexpensive, o^y 81 a MOTEL MANAGEMENT: MEN, WOMEN i Store to distribute clothing and While expressing satisfaction year for a single person; 85 for a family. Perpetual membership iANO CO U PLES wanted I household articles to the poor over the activites, of the U.N. is 820 for a single person; 8100 for a family. You share in the I training. Exceltani future. American Mo- . j V, , prayers and Masses of the Holy Father and the 15,000 priests teis, inc, 904 East Carson, p.o. Box There IS a St. Vincent de Paul refugee agency, lie said many in these missionary countries. 160, Las Vegas, Nev, Dept R EG week every September, when refuge groups in Europe arej MISCELLANEOUS press, radio and television are excluded from international as-| MAUREEN K. WRITERS: Enclosed are ten dollars I received ST JOHN'S CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MIS­ used to solicit surplus goods sistance. and some nations re­ Help Students to Become Priests for my First Communion. I would like to send It to a needy SISSIPPI. needs donations, 781 squara miles, X.OOO population, 1SZ Cattwilcs. from the citizens, whether Cath ject refugees of certain nation-, child in the missions. OUR REPLY: MRureen. your kind sacri­ Falher Ed. olic or not. Formerly the Cath alities. I $1.00 WILL MAINTAIN A STUDENT FOR ONE DAY fice will go to help a PALESTINE REFUGEE child living in a ParlsMontrs of St. M arv'j, Batkfvllla, Amp in the Near East. We help them with schooling (82S a naed cnurcA. Plaasa halp, Falhar Car- WILL YOU HELP HIM ALONG? term); food (a package costs 818) and warm blankets (82). We roll, Batasvilla, Mississippi. also run a school for the BLIND CHILDREN OF GAZA. AT HOLY ROSARY MISSION. Pina Ridge, South Dakota, we taka In more NEXT MONTH WE REMEMBER THE HOLY SOULS. OUR man 500 Sioux Indian boys and girls each year, educate mem from first grade In our Divine Word Seminaries in India, Philippines PRIESTS ARE THANKFUL FOR MASS STIPENDS. through high school. We desperately need your nelp. Anything you can send and, Japan, we have a number of students preparing ciommg. rrading stamps, cancelled INSTANT ANGELUS ' stamps, nnoney, will help these needy for the priesthood. MANY ARE VERY POOR and need The Cure d’Ars had the answer for dark dreams. He said the i and deserving little children of the I { prairies. Please nelp us. Famer Ed financial help to continue their studies. Angelus on awakening, turning dark thoughts into white ones j wards. S.J. of apostolic achon. Tomorrow morning, you can resolve to edu- t im e s st Martin ANTONY PLAKKAL or SR. i d7 Porras 0.P °^ ^ tXi Lana ufara- TEAR OFF KUbAUND. 12 a week or $100 a year for six years educates a ' ture. Dominican Fath«r$, p.o. box 12038. seminarian while $3 a week or $150 a year for 2 years prepares I New oneans 24, La. a Sister for her lifetime of apostolic work. What a wonderful I s t . j u d E's m is s io n has great need Dear Father: prospect for a small sacrifice of 27 or 40 cents a day! We have for prayers, donations, rummage. Would you please help. Father Baiser. P. 0. for sponsoring a student the names of so many who need help. Box 5526. Jadcson, Miss. 3-9208. Enclosed find $ . CATECHISM QUIZ 'EM GAME-120 to the priesthood for ------days. p WEEN MAKING A WILL KINDLY REMEMBER: THE CATH­ question, answer cards. Imprimatur; OUC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIA’nON. CCD recommended. 2-15 players, ail ages. Dear Monsignor Ryan: Help students learn; parents review. N AM i (pUMt prim). S2.25 postpaid anywhere. Agents wanted. Enclosed please find ...... for ...... Pengad. Bayonne, New Jersey. AODK33------N A M E...... ______OF INTEREST TO WO^N _ _ IO N t ______STATt- S T R E E T ’ '^OUR CHURCH o r GROUP can raise ...... $50.00 and n w e , easy and fait. Have CITY ...... ZONE 10 members each sell only twen^ 50c' CAIP Award packages my lovely cheery Christmas MAIL TO ' Carol Table Napkins. Keep $50 tor your The Catholic Peace association, at its 36th annual confer­ treasury. No money needed. Free Sam pies. Anna Wade, Dept. 753HW2, Lynch­ ence in Washington, "focused Its discussions nn the problems burg, va. of Latin America and the challenge they present to the Church l^llearSstOlissionsj^ nati. di*. SONGWRITERS and democracy. Harry Vi. Flannery tfet right), retiring presi­ REV. FATHER RALPH, FRANCIS CARDINAL SPEllMAN, Pieiidont M ir. JittMi T. a,**. Nin u< y SONGPOEM5 WANTED! Collaborate with dent of C.AIP. is presenting his organization's annual Peace S.V.D. Catholic Universities professional songwriters equallv- Share award to Teirdnrn Mnsenso (at left), I'.S. coordinator of the Stnk all cammynlcaliam tai royaliies. Songwriters Contact Co., 1619-0 CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Broadway, New York T9, N.Y. Alliance for Progress, the U.S.-backed cooperative program of 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 Latin .American technical and economic aid. .Monsignor George 410 Lexington Ava. a t 46th St. Naw Yotk 17, N.Y. I POEMS WANTED for musical setting I and recording. Send poems. Free Exam ­ G. Higgins (center), director of the NCWC Social Action De­ ination. Crown Music. 49-WT West 32nd ' St„ New York 1 partment, is executive secretary of CAIP. The Denver Catholic Register Sec. 2, Page 3 THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH

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