D '•J 3 «=> Colorado Springs — A new archdioce afTiliatc of Catholic Charities of the Arch Development Fund budget for 1968. For san agency established to meet some of diocese of Denver. Inc., Der\ver-based so mation of the agency began in June with the social welfare needs of the Pikes cial welfare agency with a history of a meeting of interested laymen from the Peak area opened for business this week. more than 40 years of service to the Colorado Springs area and priest-directors The new agency — Colorado Springs Archdiocese and Metropolitan Denver. of Catholic Charities in Denver. Catholic Social Services, Inc. — is head The new operation here was funded DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION quartered at 220 E. Monument. It is an with an allocation from the Archdiocesan C O M M ITTEES WERE formed to draw up articles of incorporation and by Thursday, October 3, 1968 VOL. XLi laws, and to find a capable staff and a convenient location. All the special tasks were completed in time for this week’s opening. Canadian Hierarchy Mrs. Joseph Delgadillo. ACSW, was appointed case-work supervisor for Colo- ^rado Springs Catholic Social Services and began the full-time assignment Oct. 1. Emphasize Conscience She previously served with Catholic Charities of Dallas and Pueblo Catholic Social Services. Inc. In Encyclical Guide Mrs. Paul Golden Ls receptionist-ste nographer for the new office. The head quarters was an eight-room home. By Douglas Roche the points of this encyclical, and we must Winnipeg — The Canadian Bishops at make every efTort to learn from the in DIRECTORS FOR the new agency their semiannual meeting here formally sights of Catholic scientists and intellec are Archbishop James V. Casey; Monsi approved the use of informed personal tuals who are of undoubted loyalty to gnor Elmer J. Kolka. director of Catholic conscience by Catholics in deciding on the Christian truth, to the Church, and to Charities; Monsignor Robert Hoffman, contraception issue. the authority of the Holy See. pastor of St. Mary’s parish here; C. D. After four days of struggle and many "Since they are not denying any point O’Brien; Mrs. Raymond Nixon, former drafts, some 70 members of the Canadian of divine and Catholic faith or rejecting president of the ArchdicK-e.san Council of hierarchy issued a statement which inter the teaching authority of the Church, Catholic Women; Thoma.s Martinez; Jo prets Pope Paul’s encyclical Humanae these Catholics should not In* considered, seph Reich; Mary Frances Vollmer, Celes- Vitae in the following manner: or consider themselves, shut ofT from the tino Archuleta: Robert McAfee; P'rank body of the faithful. But they should Peck; and Harry Mallon. • THE BISHOPS uphold the thrust remember that their good faith will be of Pope Paul’s teaching on the prohibition A membership meeting is scheduled at dep>endent on a sincere self-examination of contraceptives as an ideal. to determine the true motives and Social Welfare Agency Opens 8 p.m. Oct. 7 at St. Mary’s church, for • They also uphold the right of dis formal ratification of the organization. grounds for such suspension of assent and sent which in efiect will permit Catholics on continued efTort to understand and Mrs. Joseph Delgadillo, case-work supervisor for the new Colorado Archbishop Casey and pastors and two who follow their consciences in the use of parishioners from each parish in the Col deepen their knowledge of the teaching of Springs Social Welfare Services, Inc., office checks schedules with three contraceptives to receive Holy Commun the Church.” members of the board of directors — from left. Monsignor Robert orado Springs area will be among those ion without going to Confe.ssion first. attending. Bishop Alexander Carter, president of Hoffman. Monsigi\or Elmer J. Kolka, and Robert McAfee. In the 2,500 word document’s key sec the Canadian Catholic Conference, said at tion. the bishops stated: a press conference that the Canadian bish "It is a fact that a certain number of ops were rejecting both extremes in the Bishop Minnis Removed Catholics, although admittedly subject to interpretation of Humanae Vitae. the teaching of the encyclical, find it ei ther extremely difficult or even impossi "THE BISHOPS did not see the birth ble to make their own all elements of control encyclical as insisting that those Tragedy Attends Trial this doctrine. who dissent from it should stand up and be counted and then be removed from the Church,” he said. By Rev. L. Marvin Read "IN PARTICULAR, the argumenta IN THF' TERMS of at least one Epis tion and rational foundation of the en "On the other hand," he said, "the The "fall and decline’’ of a churchman copalian priest: "It’s good that the issue cyclical. which are only briefly indicated, bishops were not indicating indiscrimi — especially when he is numbered among was clearly one of illness, rather than the have failed in some cases to win the as nate approval of contraceptives." the hierarchy — is attended always by morals and drunkenness bit — the Bish sent of men of science, or indeed of some Bishop Remi DeRoo, co-chairman of an element of scandal and sensationalism. op has been .sick, very sick, and that, men of culture and education who share the Bishops’ theological commission, said The recent, near-tragic turn of events rather than any other cause, ought to be in the contemporarv’, empirical and scien that the Canadian statement penetrated w surrounding the career’s end of Episcopal why ho is removed from the diocese.” tific mode of thought. to the heart of the meaning of the en Bishop Joseph S. Minnis was no different. With "pastoral gentleness,” as one obse "We must appreciate the difficulty cyclical in rejecting a "contraceptive men The 64-year-old prelate, for 14 years rver called it, the trial jury directed Bish tality in marriage” but allowing people to <• experienced by contemporary man in the head of the Episcopalian diocese of op Minnis to surrenden immediately his understanding and appropriating some of (Turn to Page 2) S' Colorado, had been charged by 17 laymen authority to Suffragan Bishop Edwin and clergymen on grounds of public in Thayer, and to leave the diocese no later toxication and immorality. Even though than Oct. 15 •— not to return without the t the Bishop had already submitted his re permission of the U.S. Presiding Bishop. signation — effective Jan. 3, 1969. his The court did not adjourn, but is to Archbishop Urges Police 65th birthday — the trial machinery hud remain "standing in recess" indefinitely. P already been set into motion and could The Sept. 24 proceedings apparently not be stopped. will bring to an end a long-standing feud To Control Frustration within the Colorado Episcopal diocese be Bishop John Higgins of Rhode Island Archbishop James V. Casey asked tween those who have remained "loyal” headed the nine-Bishop jury that was to Denver’s Catholic policemen Sunday to to Bishop Minnis and those who have try Minnis. but the first and only wit perform their frequently unpleasant du ness, Dr. Frederick Gvdesen of Colorado sought his removal. According to many Bishop Joseph S. Minnis ties as witnesses "of Christ among His <• reports, the majority sentiment in the Springs, ofTered testimony that put the sick” despite "the difficulties involved.” trial proceedings to a near-immediate diocese, among both laymen and clergy The Archbishop, addressing the annual discords, but asked Episcopalians to unite halt. men. was for removal, although some felt Communion breakfast of St. Michael’s t- that this was "a storm that could be "and put them (the divi.sions) aside so Dr. Gydesen explained that the Bishop guild after celebrating Mass for the guild V could not be present for the trial because weathered in time.” that this diocese may be united to do the work our Lord wants it to do.” at St. Catherine’s church, lamented the of a serious heart condition. Further, the public’s "shallow” understanding of a po A PASTORAL LETTER sent to all He added: "The Body of Christ here doctor testified, a drug had been pres liceman’s life. churches of the diocese by Bishop Thayer has been badly wounded and it is our cribed in connection with the ailment, "They don’t realize, for the most part, -- acting administrator of the Colorado duty to do what we can to heal those V- and the result could have been a severe that you are the meeting point between "mental disorientation and confusion.” diocese — referred to the differences and ‘ (Turn to Page 2) if the laws they have enacted through their representatives and the very people who refuse to observe them,” he said. School Aid Sought "You are the point at which legislator meets law breaker — at which the socie ty meets the anti-society. You are the point of conflict between the needs of the Repviblicans Briefed on CCC Aims common good and the often sick needs of some individual... By Judy Edinger THE REPUBLICAN platform should • Creation of public and private employ "Only you know what it’s like to be encourage the availability of objective ment opportunities, training of all who called to a family fight only to be cursed The Colorado Catholic Conference pre ' teaching of religion in the public schools can work but need a marketable skill, for interfering. Only you know the stench sented a statement of policy Sept. 24 to and in cooperation with non-public and guarantee of a decent minimum in of a recluse’s dirty room where his dead V the resolutions committee of the Colorado schools, he added. come to all who are unemployable or body has begun to decay. Every time you Republican Platform committee. Besides education, Hayes listed other untraineble, as well as development of speed through the streets after someone, Executive Director, Ronald C. Hayes of area.s and programs the Colorado Catholic children’s day care centers to free parents who has good reason to be fleeing, only it the newly formed conference said the con Conference would like the Platform to for training and employment. you know the feeling that you may end Addressing Police ference hopes Republicans will expres.s up as our next traffic victim or have to support. They include: • Sound and comprehensive health pro Archbishop James V. Casey smiles i t themselves clearly "in favor of a broad pick up the pieces after he misses a turn. • Commitment to transform blighted grams, opportunities for the aged to pur during a light moment while address y ened and improved public education pro areas of poverty, both in cities and in sue digified and useful lives, and low- ing the annual Communion breakfast gram which would serve the secular edu "WHAT WE SO often fail to under rural areas, into communities of oppor interest loans and business training pro o f St, Michael’s Police guild. cation needs of all children, whether they tunity and progress, culture and talent. grams to assist the disadvantaged in stand is that you are the ones who are called upon to pick up the pieces of our attend public or non-public schools. • Complete revision of welfare pro their progre.ss toward economic independ When you fail to do so you are likely to "We promote the policy of state aid to failures. It’s so easy for us to overlook grams toward the goal of economic inde ence. be tomorrow’s news. non-public school children and the inclu pendence, self-respect, family unity, and • An intensified pursuit of the means the fact that your daily routine is one of sion of representatives of non-public human dignity. (Turn to Page 2) dealing with the outcast, the undesire- able. the sick, the ugly, the bewildered, "YET 1 CALI,, upon you. in spite of ♦ school children in the process of planning the difficulties involved, to live your for the educational programs of the State the dead, and the dying. What you see as routine are the things we don’t want to Christian life as a witness of the pres- of Colorado," Hayes said. ence of Christ among His sick. The more look at." i "We are hopeful that the platform Catholic Cay men Hear ugly and repulsive those persons are to would express support for the right of all The greatest lack of understanding, % however, the Archbishop said, is failure human liking, the greater the challenge children to have an equitable share in to His love and to your understanding... the tax distribution for education, while to realize "that this point of conflict, this It Like It Really Is meeting of society with its failures, this "So often the only place that some they manifest their right to attend the poor mixed-up outcast of .society, whether school of their choire.” The Rev. Jesse Wagner, Negro pastor or H. Rap Brown working in Grenada, enforcer of our rights, this policeman, is a human being with all that entails." it be burglar, speeder, prostitute, homo of Park Hill Seven Day Adventist Church Miss., with a non-violent student group sexual. or bum. is going to find the com- -i and co-chairman of Citizens for One attempting to get the Negro share-crop "This is a man with a family, a man with emotions and fears, a man with passion of Christ will Ik * in you.” Community, urged members of Catholics pers to send their girls and boys to the (Turn to Page 2) Official Schedule for a Better Society at their Sept. 24 school that wa.s to be integrated by court sadness and discouragement, a man who meeting to "think black” and try to un order; if because of the parents’ fears you gets tired, disgusted, angry, bitter, frus Thursday, October 3, 11:00 a.m. — Den derstand what life in the United States walk^ these scrubbed little black boys trated. and all the other things that men ver. Blessing of New Bethlehem Cen has meant for Negroes. and girls to the first day of 'integrated' feel.” he said. ter, Luncheon How does one tell his 5-year-old school; if you saw the angry mobs of "Yet you are called upon by your 2 e m m a / i t j Sunday, October 6, 9:00 a.m. — Denver. daughter that just because she happens whites waiting at the school door as you profession to control these things, to re Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep to be black she cannot drink out of a walked toward it holding the hand of your tain your composure in the face of events that would test the strongest of men. The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery tion. Catholic Lawyers’ Guild, R ^ water fountain that is obviously made for little charges; if as you drew nearer a reports a total of $10 donated toward Mass, Breakfast at Brown Palace Hotel drinking.” he asked. brick flew through the air and hit your seminary burses during the past week. Monday, October 7, 6:00 p.m. — Colorado "Or that she cannot, for the same rea beautiful little black child in the head Donations for the St. Jude Burse were Springs, El Pomar Retreat House. Ser- son, use the rest room in the service sta and knocked her to the ground while received from Denver. H.B,. $.5: Denver, ra Club Meeting Official Appointments tion? Chances are that you don’t tell her those who were there to preserve "law M.M.J., $5. “i; 8:00 p.m. — Colorado Springs, St. but instead make up excuses 'the rest and order” did nothing, could you remain All offerings toward the various burses Mary's Church, Catholic Charities Rev. Richard Hanifen, Vice Chancellor of room isn’t clean enough for you’ or divert non-violent? are used to educate young men for the Meeting the Archdiocese of Denver, also to be her attention. ("How about a malted "Surely it is too easy to understand priesthood. They may be sent direct to uesday, October 8, 7:30 p.m. — Denver, Secretary to the Archbishop milk, or a soda, or a sundae?” ). why men who have been the objects of the Archdiocesan Chancery, 1536 Logan St. Ignatius Loyola Church. Confirma such unimaginable hate and violence Rev. Bernard Rotger, C.R., to be assistant tion. Pontifical Read Mass "IF YOU were a Stokely Carmichael (Turn to Page 2) pastor. St. Cojetan’s Church, Denver street, Denver. V Page Two TH E R EG ISTER , DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN ED ITIO N Thursday, October 3, 19<8 Bishop, Farmer Express V Canadian Hierarchy Opposing Boycott Opinions * national standards and (Continued From Page 1) is at once less juridical, more pastoral, St. Paul, Minn. — A Bishop Shannon said !• •V human needs.” follow the demands of their conscience. He more respectful of persons. There is Catholic Bishop and a "the unanimous voice of all The spread of the boy- V s said the consciences of people should also’ real concern for their growth, however Farm Bureau official ex the Catholic Bishops of the cott, he said, is bringing a Ar be formed by the section on marriage in slow at times, and for the hope of the pressed opposing views of state of California is on better day for farm work the Constitution on the Church in the future.” the boycott of California the other side... I Modern World of the Second Vatican „ .... Table grapes in articles ers and seasonal migrant Council, as well as by the encyclical. THE STATEMENT noted that often published by the Catholic 'They have publicly en field laborers. counselors find themselves involved in a Bulletin, newsweekly of dorsed the right o f the "By a little concerted ef BISHOP CARTER agreed with a conflict between conjugal love and respon- the Archdiocese of St. workers to organize, urged fort and a very modest questioner. who held that the issuance of gjbje parenthood. The counselors were Paul-Minncapolis. that farm workers be in persona] sacrifice (not eat the Canadian statement is a 'historic advised "in accordance with the accepted Auxiliary Bishop James cluded under the Federal ing grapes this season) the moment in the Church,” since the docu- principles of moral theology" to assure P. Shannon, a Minneapolis Labor Relations Act, and American public can give ment interprets and develops a papal the people in doubt and confusion that pastor, defended the boy admitted that farm wages evidence of its concern for encyclical rather than following every they may properly choose the course cott. P.D. Hempstead, pres among many workers in its fellow men,” the Bishop teaching of the Pope in specific detail. which seems right to them in good con- ident of the Minnesota their state are far below wrote.______The bishops announced that they science, ¥ Farm Bureau ' federation, if would issue a set of pastoral guidelines Emphasizing the need for continuing opposed it. Kent and Marilyn Davis for priests for use in Confession and dialogue on this controversial question, V Hempstead said the issue bicycled through Europe counseling. the Bishops earnestly solicited the help of in the boycott is "the at Meanwhile, they emphasized in their medical srientists and biologists in their Award Presented tempt by Cesar Chavez last summer. statement that "with regard to the sacra- research into human fertility, and his United Farm ment of Penance, the spirit is one of en Monsignor Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Francis They bought a diningroom Workers’ Organizing Com couragement both for penitents and con- NOTHING LESS than the mobiliza- de Sales* parish, Denver, was awarded an honor mittee, backed by the set at the Goodwill fessor and avoids both extremes of laxity ^ion of all human forces will suffice to ary membership in St. Michael’s Police guild — tr to and rigorism.” meet the challenge of enrichening family an annual award of the organization. Sgt. Harry AFL-CIO, to compel work last week. And they’re tfc Schraeder, president of the guild, displays the ers to join a union that fa "The encyclical suggests an attitude Jile everywhere, the Canadian Bishops using the silverware they V toward the sacrament of Penance which said. award. over a period of three years they have demons got for saving at Ri trably rejected.” vi» American National foi He called the boycott "a i tic Republicans Briefed Protest Supported highly unethical device” tomorrow's dinner party. and warned "the tradition Mi al and essential freedom of (Continued From Page 1) a substantial part of the public body of By Two Officials the marketplace is in jeop T/iose ere the to remove problems of citizens who are Colorado. As a part of the public, that A protest against an campaign for wide support ardy.” disadvantaged in society, because of race, body hopes to express and promote its Young Americans for you. concerns for better public programs and unusual Statehouse proce of the amendments. creed, color, national origin, or sex, dure that involved an ap ’TF PRESENT efforts to • Recognition to needs and challenges for cooperation between public and' The next meeting is scheduled at 8 p.m. Oct, 8, boycott California grapes ft of youth in a way that will promote con private agencies, institutions, and organi parent attempt to "sell” Colorado’s 1967 abortion are successful,” he said, structive use of their energies and aspira zations.” at First Federal Savings law brought pledges from and Loan association, 3460 "they will be followed by T tions. Hayes, who spoke to the platform com mittee at the invitation of State Sen two state officials to get W. 38th avenue, Denver. similar efforts for other of William Armstrong, said acceptance of the procedure stopped, the Seventy-nine abortions commodities, other produc ser HAYES SAID the Colorado Catholic ing areas and other con Conference intends to cooperate with oth the opportunity is "an expression of our Colorado Joint Council on were reported to the Colo gag sumer markets.” hal er religions and secular organizations in intention to cooperate with both national Medical and Social Legisla rado Health department "Each individual worker sire promoting equitable standards of health, parties in the formation of public policy tion was informed Sept. 24. during the month o f Au should certainly have the T €?ducation, welfare, and other civic needs and programs,” The council, which seeks gust, largest total for any freedom to work or to quit for the common good of the people of After presenting the policies the Colora amendments that would month since the law be Sun his job; to join a union or day Colorado. do Catholic Conference would like Repub write more restrictions into came effective in April, to reject membership; to "In matters of public policy, we will be licans to support, Hayes told the commit the controversial statute, 1967. The depeirtment not AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Fat) buy grapes or to spend his speaking for the Catholic Church in the tee, "We are prepared to cooperate with was informed both Lt. ed, however, the total in 17th & Stout / Free In-Bank Parking / Drive-In Banking. / 244-6911 past money for whatever he State of Colorado,” he said. you fully in the development of specific Governor Mark Hogan and cluded several reports from MEMBER F.D.I.C. / AFFILtATEO WESTERN BANCORPORATION Aur desires.” "The Catholic population of Colorado is programs to carry out these goals.” State Representative Ri previous months. ator chard Lamm supported the gani protest. Sunt Mrs. Benedict F. Urbish. He Bishop Minnis’ Trial secretary of the council, Tiigh complained by letter, to the . Mrs, Clerk of the State House direc (Continued From Page 1) guilty?” (of a morals charge) to "is he ill?” of Representatives that her ; tion. wounds. This can only be done by the The quiet and dignified w ay'in which ' schei balm of love.” the Bishops’ court handled the affair request for a copy of the 1967 law brought, in addi eveni An Episcopalian priest, commenting on stressed the pastoral aspect and allows N o c t u r n a l tion to the text requested, Thoit the issue, said that he felt there was less Bishop Minnis to make the most graceful numerous additional items and 1 division than "simple disagreement” in exit possible under the circumstances. Rea the diocese, and that, since "Episcopalians _ including hearing testi Although the court ordered him out of mony - that supported the made are making such a concerted push toward ing ] community and real Church unity,” the the diocese, it is not expected that this statute. y ^ d o r a t i o n will be enforced in anything but the "ec -",. .Not one statement Reed discord of the case should be quickly Fufc healed." clesiastical aspect,” meaning that if he was included which op chooses to live in the state, he will not posed it,” she wrote, object set fo: "Even though the intentions of every 3-8;■J one were good," the priest said, "it didn’t be hindered. ing that taxpayers, includ g o c i e t y ing "oppents of liberalized aney seem that this diocese could be called 'a Bishop Minnis, born in Terre Haute, abortion” were put "in the will b community bound in love,’ ” but he added Ind., was ordained to the Episcopalian unhappy position of having at tha that "we can begin making progress now priesthood in. 1929, and was consecrated that the air has been cleared.” coadjutor Bishop of the Colorado diocese paid printing costs and postage” for. "unsolicited in 1954. He succeeded Bishop Harold THE TESTIMONY of Dr. Gydesen Bowen at the helm of the Colorado Epis turned the nature of the trial from "is he copalian diocese in 1955. '’T ® ““urbish told the 1968-Issue No. 9 Council at its Sept. meeting she had been con tacted by Hogan and Archbishop Speaks Lamm in support of her complaint. Hogan wrote that "such nonsense” would (Continued From Page 1) formed public and in a democracy an in Archbishop Casey opened his remarks formed public must be the backbone. be stopped. He said he considered improper the A Pause That Refreshes by observing that modern media have Concern and involvement are indispens mailing of "unsolicited made conflicts everywhere the immediate able to the success of our democratic pro concern of everybody. cess. propaganda" by the state I had the chance to make a closed retreat and that he was "amazed "Readily available to our view is the "It is surprising, and somewhat dis recently — the first in several years. And, un reality of mass death in Vietnam,” he that it was done. couraging, that the involvement of our fortunately, it was all too brief. said. "Television cameras zero in on a people is still far from what it should be. Lamm, one of the leaders policeman in -Chicago as he fights to con Still there is improvement.” in the successful fight for It’s surprising though — maybe it shouldn’t trol a demonstration and the whole coun Also addressing the guild breakfast passage of the law in the try is there. There is no escape from the was Ted Borrillo, deputy Denver district 1967 General Assembly be surprising when we consider the power of public view for those who seek to serve attorney, session, said he considered God’s grace — what benefit one can get from the public.” A highlight of the breakfast program Mrs. Urbish’s protest a even a brief release from the cares and prob And, the Archbishop added, he does was presentation of the annual honorary "very valid complaint.” not think this development "is a bad membership in the guild to Monsignor lems of everyday life. thing.” Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Francis de The Joint Council was Sales’ parish, by President Sgt. Harry L. formed after the 1967 law Many of us are fathers, most of us are wage- "A CONCERNED public is an in- Schraeder. was enacted, with the goal of improving the restrictive earners and we daily face problems on the job language. It currently is and at home. Getting away from them for a holding a series of meet short time put them back in perspective. Dur Catholic Laymen ings to draft proposals for change, and to formulate a ing a retreat we have the chance to think about (Continued From Page 1) REV. WAGNER described himself as those matters that really count. would themselves turn to violence.” a militant but not a separatist, and said Open Mondaya till 8:30 p.m. Am I recommending a closed retreat? Y es! He switched the locale to Denver. he still hopes America can become "one Anytime by Appointment "What kinds of feelings would stir in you nation undivided with liberty and justice • If you have the chance to make one, do your if you, a university graduate, had called for all.” But time has run out and Ameri self a favor, refresh your soul and recharge an apratment manager on South C!k)lorado ca must fully and irrevocably commit it Bal(jwin Boulevard and over the phone had rented self right now, he said. TH I tOUNO INVISTMINT your spiritual batteries. his apartment; if on arriving at the "The schools in Denver must be inte apratment the manager had told you that grated this year for it simply is not We Nocturnalists have the opportunity to his wife had just reminded him that the Christian to continue to say that it is make what might be considered a retreat in apartment was promised to someone else; O.K. for another child to attend a school minature each month. What better time for if 20 minutes later a white friend had to which you wouldn’t send you*’ own,” he been told 'Yes, we have an apartment said. prayerful thought and thoughtful prayer than available?” "Busing isn’t the greatest of all evils during the silent night hours. The quiet time "If you were a black man and had and preliminary studies indicate that been so badly treated and neglected by very roughly 2 out of 10 white, and 4 out during our hour of vigil can serve as a little the Milwaukee police that you were able of 10 minority kids would have to be retreat — not to replace a formal closed retreat to write on the walls of the jail cell in bused to provide meaningful racial bal but to supplement one and to help us renew your own blood the words 'Black Power’, ance in all of Denver’s schools. The cost Rent it. wouldn’t you then find this slogan and would not exceed 1 per cent of the school each month the fervor generated during our approach much more meaningful?” budget.” Try it. annual closed retreat. L e i b m a j m . T e B o c k h o r . s t c C o . Rent applies n o c t u r n a l a d o r a t i o n s o c i e t y c o n d u c t t h e i r m o n t h l y ADO if you buy it. RATION at the HOLY GHOST CHURCH 19th and California Street, Denver ... THURSDAY nite BEFORE THE FIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH ... 60 MONTHS TO PAY Beginning at 9 P.M. Communion is distributed at the half-hour all night . . . JEAN there is a MIDNIGHT MASS always at 12 . . . Confession all night . . . the NIDETCI A T mVTM First Friday Masses are at Midnight . . . 6:15, 7:00, 11:30 a.m ., 12:10 and Founder P i PIANO and Director ORGAN Co. 5:10 p.m. The Nocturnal Adoration of Denver has the largest attendance in 1623 CALIFORNIA ST the nation. dnAUACUUJL Phone; 222-?701 G E R A R O R. Bet. 1862 Sacred Heart Retreat House phone number is 688-4198 JOHN E. ZOOK EARL G. COLGLAZIER TeBOCKHORST. CPCU abujL 1897 **2n D e n v e P a M um'c C e n te r” a2S-l)]41 t40 Insurance Exchange Bldg. Cvttomor Poriilog Neit te Store National Housing Thursday, October 3, 19M THE REGISTER. DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page Three Conference Opens Theologian^s Writings 9 n s irds and In Denver Today Investigated; Heresy Walter Reuther. presi Discrimination in Housing, dent of the United Auto sponsor of the conference, Workers (AFL-CIO), and and chairman of the Board Trial Said Possible Robert V. Hansberger, of Governors of the Denver Amsterdam — Father president and director of center. newspaper said, then re "defense counsel” by desig the Boise Cascade corpora Edward Schillebeeckx, fused. nation of the Doctrinal tion of Boise. Idaho, will O.P., is being investigated De Tijd, Dutch national Congregation. REUTHER’S long-time hy the Vatican. Varying co-chair ’'Housing and the Catholic daily, quoted Fa labor leadership is coupled reports from three Euro In his De Tijd interview, Urban Crisis,” a national ther Schillebeeckx as inter with active participation in pean capitals speculated Father Schillebeeckx said: action conference on urban preting the Vatican’s ac civil rights organizations that the prominent Belgian tions as being directed housing problems Oct. 3-5 and causes. He is co-direc borii theologian may face "against Catholic Holland.” ”... IN MY opinion, at the Denver Hilton hotel. tor of the UAW’s Fair legal action on charges of "I think that the Doctri Pope Paul has become a Robinson G. Lapp, execu- *■ Practices and Anti-Dis- heresy. nal Congregation is also prisoner of five or six Car tive director of the Metro crimination department, an Father Schillebeeckx, a preparing a case against dinals. Because of this one Denver Fair Housing cen official of the National specialist in sacramental Father J. Schoonenberg, sided information. Pope ter, host for the conference, Association for the Ad theology and one of the top S.J., also a Dutch theolo Paul became convinced of said participation by the vancement of Colored theological consultants to gian,” he told De Tijd. the necessity of a hard labor and business leaders People, National Housing line. Eerybody knows who the Dutch hierarchy, said CARDINAL BERNARD emphasizes the need for all conference. Citizen’s Cru he had not been informed these Cardinals are. They sectors of the community sade Against Poverty, and Alfrink, who also said he are really blind. They are officially of any action had received no official to work toward solutions to the Urban Coalition. against him but that he the ones that are destroy the housing crisis which notification of any proceed ing the Church.., Too Many Cooks... had learned of the possibil ings against Father faces our major cities. Reuther will address the ity. Conference chairman is final conference session at Schillebeeckx, told De Tijd' Fun for everyone is the slogan for the Spaghetti dinner and bazaar at The reports — circulated "In the course of history, Richard E. Young, regional a 7 p.m. banquet Saturday. any action probably would St Andrew Seminary, but Chris, Mary Kay, and Marilyn Young seem du in Amsterdam, Paris, and many Dominican Fathers vice president of the Na Hansberger became presi clear the theologian of any have had difficulties with bious about all the spaghetti. This year the seminary will sponsor two Rome — said the Domini charges of unorthodoxy. tional Committee Against dent of Boise Cascade in days of events, with a bazaar, games, and Mexican food scheduled Oct. 5 can’s writings were under Church authorities. Thom 1957. The largest indus Father Schilebeeckx said as Aquinas himself was at 5 p.m. The ninth annual Spaghetti dinner will begin at noon O ct 6, with investigation by the Doctri on a Dutch television pro trial corporation in Idaho, the bazaar and games continuing. Donation for the spaghetti dinner is nal Congregation. Italian once condemned for his the firm is a major sup gram he was told by Fa work... Pre-Cana $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for children. S t Andrew’s is located at 1050 S. Radio quoted an unidenti ther Karl Rahner, S.J., plier of materials to the Birch street Denver. fied Vatican spokesman as "In Rome they simply packaging, communications German theologian, that cannot stop looking for confirming an investigation he (Rahner) would serve as Talks Set papers, office, building and is under way, but denying heresies.” shelter markets. a "heresy trial” is contem Oct. 6-11 He devotes much of his New Catholic Organization plated. talent to a variety of foun The Paris daily Le The Pre-Cana conference dations, institutions, col Monde, in addition to re of Denver has scheduled a leges, and universities. He porting the possibility of series of lectures for en is a member of the Presi Warns of Apostasy, Schism action against Father gaged couples at Pre-Cana dent’s Committee on Urban Washington — The presi Stebbins said that thus are also envisioned. CUF Schillebeeckx, also said hall, 5th and Josephine Housing and a trustee of dent of Catholics United far two American Bishops currently has a member Archbishop Angelo Felici, streets, Oct. 6-11. the Aspen Institute for for the Faith (CUF) has have given some words of ship of from 200 to 300 in Apostolic Pro Nuncio in The talks will be given Humanistic Studies. Ho is sent a letter to the Ameri encouragement to him. i^e cities across the nation, The Netherlands, had told Sunday, Monday, Wednes on the board or advisory can Bishops saying that said he hopes other Bish including; Washington. the priest he could clear BUK ON BROMWIIY day and Friday evenings. councils of 18 such organi the Church is under a ops will rally round the Stebbins denied the or himself in Rome by com NK Father Francis Syrianey, zations. threat "so huge that we cause once they realize the ganization was initiated by menting favorably on the 44-6911 pastor of Pius X parish, have to face it and call it purpose of the organization Cardinal Patrick O’Boyle- birth control encyclical Hansberger serves on the NATION Aurora, and priest-moder by its name. The Church and the orthodoxy of its Other officers of CUF in Humanae Vitae. ator of the Pre-Cana or boards of 12 corporations is in immediate danger of members. addition to Stebbins and ganization, will speak both in addition to Boise Cas widespread apostasy and of Morriss, are Walter F. LE MONDE SAID cade. He will speak on Sunday and Friday nights. schism.” FRANK MORRISS, McArdle, chairman of the Archbishop Felici ap Host couple for the four "Private Industry — Hous H. Lyman Stebbins and Wheat Ridge, Catholic col Metropolitan Washington proached Father nights will be Mr. and ing — and the Urban Cri other officers of CUF, a umnist who is temporary Urban Coalition and chair Schillebeeckx several days Mrs. Karl Berg, the lay sis” at a noon address Fri national lay organization secretary of CUF, said the man of the board of the before Pope Paul VI pro • directors of the organiza- day. formed to defend and organization has received a Washington Area Confer mulgated the encyclical on \ tion. The speaker couples promote Catholic teaching, financial contribution to ence of Christians and July 28. The priest with scheduled for Monday THE CONFERENCE made the letter public dur assist its work from one Jews, treasurer, and Philip held a reply until he could evening are Mr. and Mrs. has been designed to probe ing their first press confer American Bishop. But he Brunham, a former editor study the encyclical, the Thomas Leichteig and Mr. the causes of the housing ence at the Mayflower ho said this gift and donations of Commonweal maga R. C. “ B O B " LINGER, Star Oldsmobile and Mrs. Ronald Henson. crisis and to seek valid tel here. from laymen have provided zine, vice-president. Salesman for 20 years, is back on Broadway solutions tailored to fit the Reservations should be CUF spokesmen said the CUF with less than $1,- Members of CUPs Na at Windish Olds — 1200 Broadway. Bob needs of the delegates’ own made before hand by phon new organization, which 000. tional Council include: Dr. started his career in selling Oldsmobiles at ing Mr. and Mrs. A. J. communities. aims to make the voice of Michael Lawrence, an Dietrich von Hildebrand, editor of Triumph maga 1200 Broadway in 1948. He’s happy to be Heed at 388-6683. A complete program, fee assent to Catholic teaching author and former profes zine and a member of back on Broadway with Colorado's largest Future conferences are schedule, and reservation "ring through the Church sor of philosophy at Ford- CUF’s national council, Oldsmobile dealer and looks forward to set for Oct. 20-25 and Nov. forms are available from and the world,” has been ham university; Dr. Frank said the group plans to Denver’s serving his many friends and customers... 3-8; Fathers Robert Syri the Fair Housing center at receiving from 10 to 20 J. Ayd, publisher of the establish a permanent na Finest aney and Donald Dunn 1525 Josephine street or letters o f support a day-at Medical-Moral Newslet at the downtown location. will be the priest lecturers its Denver post office box. tional office to serve as a ter; Paul H. Hallett, col Restaurant by calling the center at clearinghouse of informa at that time. 399-6665. ’The organization was in umnist and associate editor and Coffee Shop corporated in August. tion, and to help coordi of the Register; Russell IDEAL FOR FAMILY WINDISH OLDS nate the efforts of local af- Kirk, author and syndicat STEBBINS. retired busi niiates now forming ed columnist; and Alphones DINING 1200 B R O A D W A Y -P H O N E 266-1381 nessman from New throughout the country. A J. Matt, Sr., executive edi OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY OPEN 9 TO 9 WEEKDAYS • 9 TO 6 SATURDAY Rochelle. N.Y., said CUF speakers bureau and a na tor of The Wanderer N. Speer at Federal was formed "to defend and tionwide petition campaign newspaper. advance the efforts of the V teaching Church in Ameri ca,’* and to combat the V tendency o f some Catholics V "who wish to break the ills doctrinal bonds that unite TENTH ANNUAL SPAGHETTI V Rome and America.” m if Stebbins released his let ter to the Bishops and M DINNER AND BAZAAR read a prepared statement, Ell? if including a lengthy "Decla M SAT. & SUN., OCT. 5th & 6th i! ration of Purpose,” for the organization. M K- The declaration of pur ST. ANDREW AVELLINO SEMINARY pose expressed support for M the Credo o f the People o f God, a restatement of M 1050 SO. BIRCH traditional Catholic belief which Pope Paul VI issued m BAZAAR AND MEXICAN FOOD ON SAT., OCT. 5th last June, and for the M Pope’s encyclical, Huma- STARTING AT 5 P.M. M nae Vitae, banning contra Planning ‘Red Mass’ SPAGHETTI DINNER AND BAZAAR SUN., OCT, 6th M ception. M 'The letter said CUF in M F R O M N O O N T I L 7:00 P.M. Shown discussing plans for the annual *'Red M Mass” for members of the legal profession are tends to give "unswerving M SPAG H Eni DINNER, ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 75 ‘ ' Archbishop James V. Casey, who himself possess support” to the teaching M authority of the Church. es a doctoral in Church law, and, on the left, at Eit? M torney George Aucoin and lawyer Albert T. "W e...are uniting to offer >11? it to Holy Church in the M Franz, former justice of the Colorado Supren.e COLOR TV CONSOLE AND A REAL LIVE M Court. The Mass is set fo r 9 a.m., Oct. 6, at the persons of the Pope and all M Bishops who, teaching in M Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception; Arch m PONY TO BE GIVEN AWAY. M 1 SS ISSIPPI A V e . bishop Casey will offer the Mass and preach the communion with the Ro M homily. A breakfast is scheduled at the Brown man Pontiff, deserve re >»? spect from all as witnesses Ei^ Palace hotel afterward; U.S. Circuit Judge J. J. Eit? 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Hallett It was encouraging to read the lengthi other methods of extracting the truth out less not intentional but are immensely THE CONTINUING CONTROVEBSY throughout the Christian world, ly reported address of Police Chief George of prisoners that did not respect race or suggestive. concerning Pope Paul’s encyclical Humanae Vitae is having both good i^aton to the businessmen of the Five ethnic origin. On one side was the story of 14 per and bad effects. We think it is well to point this up at a time when to Points area, and even more heartening to sons, including 5 priests, who were ar rest^ after the destruction of thousands some obsei^ers all seems bad. . • i. observe its cordial reception by those BUT IT IS NOT police brutality for Certainly it appears to be having a good effect in the Baltimore arch same businessmen, most of whom are the officers of the law to defend them of draft records seized from a Selective diocese where priests have rallied around Cardinal Shehan for handling Negroes. selves and the citizens they are charged Service office Tuesday. This was a crime of theft as well as the dispute with a clear head. As the story relates elsewhere in this issue, It is part of the condescension that to protect by whatever means are neces sary to take the fight out of the enemies rebellion, inasmuch as the replacement of the cardinal is gaining a greater rapport with his priests, and the priests many White liberals have for Negroes that they imagine that the whole Black of the common weal. It is a tribute to the the draft cards will cost the city a terrific in turn call it a major breakthrough in communications. community approves of riots. They con character of most American policemen sum. Yet I wonder whether any of them In Germany, that nation’s bishops have labeled the controversy **a ^ n e- sistently ignore the fact that it is Negro today that they iiyuie so little those who will be made to pay large fines, and per ficial purifying process.” In their official statement they said: ’The attitude and not White homes and business es brutally insult, harass, and assault them. haps none will be sentenced to prison. toward sexuality is becoming more objective. New ways of realizing au tablishments that suffer from these riot We have recently heard that 15 per thority and freedom in the Church are opened up. The whole matter , can ers and that the overwhelming majority sons were killed in the student riots in ON THE RIGHT side of this report be an effective contribution to the renewal of the Church in the spirit of of the victims of criminals who happen to Mexico City. I have no doubt that the was a story headlined "Russ Eject New the Second Vatican Council.” be Black haye the same color. The im Mexican riot squads could justify those York Pacifist.” It told of how Soviet plied assumption that Negroes are unper deaths in every instance. But one natur plainsclothesmen took a young American FINALLY OUR LETTERS indicate a greater interest on the part of turbed by lawlessness points to a hidden ally thinks of Chicago, where the police woman and a young British man to Mos many Christians, whether they be pro or con, in the teachings of the contempt that Negroes find as hard to battled provocation that was probably cow airport to put them on a plane leaving the country because they had Church. This interest has been quickened to a high degree and Catholic bear as open racism. much greater, without the loss of a single Chief Seaton remarked that "police life and without a single serious iryury, handed out leaflets condemning the • are quoting Scripture passages and past papal documents to back up their brutality" is a thing of the past. The ex unless it was done to some of the law of- Soviet occupation of Czecho-Slovakia. stand. All this is to the good. tent to which it ever did exist is ques ficiers themselves, from 80 to 100 of What would have happened if there On the tragic side certainly is the growing chasm between some bishops tionable, though no one would deny it whom were hurt in performing their du had been a whole crowd of demonstrators and their priests, between priests and members of the laity, and among altogether. Everyone of middle age, White ties to protect Chicago and the Democrat passing out such leaflets, and if the dem the laity themselves. The conflict is epitomized in Washington, D.C., where or Black, can remember when policemen ic Convention. onstrators had given the Soviet police the it has been blown out of all proportion. Needless batt^ lines havp been would be • likely to "bawl out” on the . Where else but in America would the same kind of verbal and physical abuse drawn and apparently there will be no listening to the ’’counsel of silent streets anyone guilty of trafllc violations, police allow rioters to burn and loot for they deal out to American law enforcers? fellow bishops,” to the Canon Law Society, to the advice of major groups of and not always with a fine choice of lan fear of killing one of the criminals? Those who. will not answer that ques bishops in other countries. Communications and Church growth on the eve guage. This sort of thing is now called On page 22 of the Denver Post, issue tion forthrightly have no right to speak of their emergence are suffering. "brutality,” and it has happily disap of Sept. 25, there appeared one of those against the police who keep order in peared. Gone also is the third degree and newspaper juxtapositions that are doubt- American cities. THE POLARIZATION of opinion has now created a dangerous situa tion in the Church, says Father. Avery Dulles, professor of theology at Woodstock College. "Enthusiastic proponents of the papal position using Viewpoint repressive measures might unwittingly detonate a widespread revolt among intellectual Catholics both clerical and lay. On the other hand, opponents Two In Love of the encyclical! by speaking in an intemperate way, might undermine By Rev. L. Marvin Read the respect that ought to be given to the teaching office in the Church. In the long run, both these courses of action would produce harmful effects.” Continuing, Dulles ^ays, "it would be a serious mistake to use the encycli It is rare that words of unqualified and valleys that make up this thing can’t be anything but the perfection o f all cal as.a kind of Catholic loyalty test. If the present crisis is ■ prudently ’ praise issue forth in this column. But called life, and by extension, marriage. that marriage was vowed to be, those few handled, it can become an occasion of growth.” this week we shall say a few well-de By their own estimation, their greatest decades ago, that breathes a deep sigh of But the continued condemning of those who are sincerely trying to ex served words about a married couple of contribution to the society in which they serenity,' secure in the certain knowledge plain the encyclical and the demanding of them to leave the Church or my acquaintance. live is a son who is a priest. The con of a love that is stronger than he who Their marriage is not one' of spectacu troversies surrounding the modern feels it — strong enough to walk to holl implying that they are no longer Catholic is not fostering growth of any lar. length — a little less than 35 years. Church and modem priests don’t really and back for the woman he loves. kind. Such condemnations or implications, to say the le ' are immature By some standards, they’ve not accom- • matter much to them; they proudly and and most destructive. plished an awful lot in this vale of tears: willingly gave a son to the Church, and AND SHE — how exquisite the pain They still rent an apartment — as that is what counts. of no longer being able to do, to work, to IF ONE PERSISTS in Such condemnatiors he must also condemn they’ve almost always done — and nei Two and one-half years ago, the mis cook, to scrub, to polish, to be in all quite a growing list of bishops throughout the world, including those from ther has learned to drive a car in this sus came down with a sickness that has those very practical ways, the working ‘Austria, Canada, England, Wales, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, world that seems to thrive on multi eluded the curative skills of Denver’s and woman of the home. Her love is changed etc., all of whom have said that the encyclical should be used to help form horse-powered commutation. Washington’s finest doctors. In the 30 or now these last few years; if it can no one’s conscience but in the final analysis one must follow that conscience. They’ve salted away enough to keep so months that the odd Jlness named, longer express itself in work-hours accom To condemn such a group contending that they reject papal authority even them from penury, but not enough to vaguely, "polyneuritis” has deprived the plished, it must manifest itself by its si V place them in the wealthy (or even near- lence — a silonce-in-love that will not after they have explain^ at great length that they do not, is to play a once active woman of the privilege of wealthy) class.' walking and using her hands with any complain, will not groan, will not de childish, and dangerous game. What makes them spectacular is that facility, a strange thing has happened: mand, will not seem externally as discour M, Again, for either side in the present controversy to use such examples in a world badly in need of love, they are All the "ordinariness” of marriage and aged as internally it must be; • as the words of Cardinal Newman proves little. He can be quoted out of very much in love — and they demon love has blossomed into what seems to be How very much love it t^kes to man context on both sides for papal authority and for the primacy of con strate that love not so much by preaching love-made-pcrfect and, in human and age a smile from an invalid’s wheelchair % science. To use his words before or after the definition of the dogma of about it, but by living it with an intense Christian terms, love-incarnate. — but it does come. How strong the papal Infallibility (indicating dissent before and complete compliance after) quiet and privacy. Their love is boldly The mister in the family earned his heart, how stalwart the courage that unobtrusive and pointedly unshowy. W is not that apropos in today’s controversy concerning a much-studied, retirement at the beginning .of this year; hopes: "God willing, tomorrow I’ll be all It may or may not be the world’s clas si- V not The Question Box de- V ur- By AAsgr. R ay T. Bosler Q. What is the widespread feeling that round the heart trans- and apprehension springs Church’s stand on the there has been as unseem plants. This new medical from a worry over whether air % morality of heart trans ly rush by surgeons to get knowledge is good, not society will learn to use he plants? We were taught into the headlines or the evil, or morally objection- the knowledge wisely and lat V that to mutilate the body medical journals. Though able. The widespread doubt well. all in any way during life the operation holds tre it or after death is a sin. mendous promise, the suc V One might reply that cess rate to date is almost much good for another negligible. Much more V ; is obtained this way. But study and research is need tr isn’t it a sin to use a ed. bad means to obtain a There has been con I « WHOLESALER good end? troversy, too, over the le c* gal point of death and A. Yes. We are never what proofs are needed for permitted to use an evil a legal determination of means to achieve good. death. Recognized leaders GROCERIES & MARKET However, to transplant a in medicine, law and theol heart from a dead body is ogy have suggested a mor 4 not to mutilate that body; atorium on the operations 2342 BROADWAY it is to use that body for until there is a thorough something good. evaluation of those that Mutilation of the body have already taken place implies defilement, a and until all legal doubts FLOUR harmful maiming deliber can be resolved. YOU WILL LIKE 25 lb. M .79 ately intended to render Then there is the ques the body crippled or imper tion of priorities. Who will fect or to desecrate a benefit from this advance corpse. That hardly applies ment? Only those who can MILLARS COFFEE 2 lb. can M .19 to a surgical technique afford it or those most designed to save or prolong valued in the human socie life. But there are legal, ty? Is medicine justified in PURE LARD 10 lbs. 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O’Meara The Right Reverend Gregory SnUth 777-7413 936-0972 FRESH NECK BONES • « National Director 1 ^ 0 Diocesan Director 366 Fifth Avenue 301 South Sherman Street WESTLAND CENTER New York, New York 10001 Denver, Colorado 80209 10405 W. Colfax PIGS FEET 6 1b.. ’ 1.00 237-7698 P«B« Six T H E R EG ISTER , D ENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, October 3, 1948 Calendar Of Events 5 St. Joseph 6. 9:30 a.m., at the Brown and Palace hotel. Reservations, Guild due by Oct. 3, may be x>y. called to Marge Menard Members of the St. Jo e a seph Guild will meet Oct. 377-5060: Mrs. Louise O’ >rk. Brien. 455-5178; or Flor 5, 2 p.m., at St. Francis de ant Sales high school. A slate ence Moore, 322-7286. ef- of new officers will be pre Sacred Heart sented. est Alumni lat- Seten Guild The Colorado Alumni of the ive Seton Guild will meet the Sacred Heart will at tend a 12 noon Mass Oct. for Oct 4, 8 p.m., at S t Pius 4 in the home of Mrs. top X convent. Plans will be Edward Donahue. Father made for a Sisters’ Picnic Edwrd Maginnis, S.J., will Oct. 12 and the Oct. 23 be celebrant, Fall Card Party. Regis Women Mullen Home The "Second Thursday The Rev. John Teeling, Cookies for NCCW Afternoon Group” will S.J.. will discuss "Experi ence in Baghdad’’ at the Women of Presentation parish are baking cookies for the 500 volun meet at the Mullen Home teers who will be working at the NCCW national convention next month. for the Aged Oct. 10 for first meeting of the new season of the Regis Wom Cookies for the Kooky Kali may be delivered to Presentation church base luncheon. Cards will fol ment from 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 13. Four members of Presentation par low. en’s Club, Firends of the Library, Oct. 8, 1:30 p.m. ish have already begun preparing their share. Shown at work, from left, Annunciation in the President’s Lounge are Marcella Lindeman, Averil DeHerrera, Ethel Newcomb, and Evelyn in the Student Center. Uebelher. Bronch The Annunciation Branch of St. Vincent’s Aid Tabernacle Superiors Attend Institute society will resume its general business meetings Colorado Springs — The Friday, Sept. 27. and GALA Bids Mailed Oct. 8, 1 p.m. at St. Vin Society Colorado Unit of the M^or closed with a Scripture cent’s Home for Boys, 4159 Conference of Superiors of Service Sept. 29. St. Anthony howpital volunteers Mrs. Clayton Richm an and Robert Given Lowell boulevard. Women sponsored a two- never thought much about the need for larger m m1 boxes until they tried Disbanding day institute for the bene to deposit 7.00() invitations for the St Anthony hospital GALA, a black Ue Rosary Guild fit o f local superiors in Moana $100 per couple charity ball in the Denver Hilton Nov. 2. This year’s theme Father John Cotter, spir Colorado at Benet Hill will be "Old Vienna" and proceeds will go toward completion of the The annual Rosary Guild itual moderator for the priory. Sept. 27-29. Beauty Salon $160,000 Cardiovascular laboratory. breakfast will be held Oct. Tabernacle society, an Conducting the Institute nounced the society no was a team of psycholo 825 Dahlia longer will function as an gists of Regis college in MOANA APT'S LOWER LEVEL organization in the arch Denver. Father Harry E. Heights Aids Mother Writes Catechisms COMPLETE BEAUTY diocese. Hoewischer and Dr. Alice SERVICE The mission areas which Fahrenbach. HAIR PIECES Hungry Biafra have been assisted by the Mother Ligouri Sullivan, SERVICED & SOLD The Most Important Tabernacle society for 57 prioress of the Benet Hill WIGS AND WIGLETS A campaign to raise food Aimed at Pre-School Tots years have developed into Benedictine community FOR APPOINTMENT money for the starving eyes of a child. The teach CAKE Seattle -- Pre-schoolers God. Children love secrets established parishes which and hostess for the Insti P H . 377-2706 in your life for the refugees of Biafra. organ cannot grajp the "funnel- er must first learn to like so our teachers tell the have become self support tute, has stated more than most important occasion ized by the Loretto Heights type concept of learning” herself before she can children that God our Fa ing. Consequently, he said, , 100 superiors of various Wedding Cakes college Committee for but instead must learn by bring out the best of ever ther gives us the sand and there is no longer the ur orders and congregations MILE-HI Apostolic Activities is ything in a child. A Specialty experiencing, according to He’s telling us a secret gent need for vestments, attended. CLEANING SERVICE being conducted Oct. 1-8. Mrs. Veronica R. Dreves, everytime we see sand.” linens, altar vessels and Various aspects of the Proceeds will be sent to "THE CHILD’S sense of The "Wonder" text, Rugs and Upholstery mother of six and author church furnishings. counseling of Religious Expertly Cleaned the Ibo tribe. wonder is at its greatest at geared to 4 year olds, of a new catechetical series A letter of explanation were treated by the team In Your Home or in Our PUnt Members of the commit for pre-schoolers. 4 years of age. We teach reads, "Are you all ready has been mailed to all of psychologists. They dealt tee are showing slides and the child the theory that to know what the secret g Qutlily Work at The series. Joy In The members of the society. with the problems of local notferate prtces- giving talks concerning the Father, has been incorpo 'God loves him no matter is? Wiien you go to the Father Cotter expressed Religious superiors in re what he does’ so the child 0 iRSHrttf Proteclim problem for other students rated into the Confraterni supermarket and you see the gratitude of Archbishop gard to renewal of Reli mtli BifelOKS Phone R A 2-2859 on the Heights campus, ty of Christian Doctrine tries to be 'the very best all of the big people, do James V. Casey and him gious life and some basic Fimous Karpet-Kare Home o f Fine Pastries and a collection also will program in the Archdiocese me I can be.’ It makes him you sometimes think. 'Oh, self for the years of per techniques of communica Melkatf 5 Stores to Ser'*e You be taken at Sunday ser of Seattle. Already some open to that great thing of they’re so big and I’m so sonal contribution to the tion in the context of coun C a ll - 744-3139 M so. Broadway U E. Colfax vices for the specific pur loving his neighbor as 3100 So. Sharidan 3rd Avo. 300 archiocesan CCD small?’ Let’s look at the well being of the church in seling of sisters. 310 W. Iowa Ave. U73 So. Colo. Blvd. pose of Biafran aid. Public teachers have completed himself because in order to tiny grains of sand in our the archdiocese by the The institute opened contributions to the fund teacher training institutes do that, he must first love hands. Now and here is members of the society. with registration at 6 p.m. are also urgently needed in pre-school education at himself.” God’s secret. You are like and should be directed to Seattle University. According to Mrs. grains of sand. You are Sis Adams, Loretto Heights Explaining the need for Dreves, the Baltimore Cat small but you are very college, 3001 S. Federal, teacher training, she said: echism approach is "way precious, very wonderful. Encyclical Cited Denver 80236. "First of all, we have to out" because a "very Small as you are, God break down the adult con young child cannot accept loves you. As we look at a logical type of thinking.” each little grain of sand GLASS cepts. The teacher must In Resignation see the work through the "Our children today,” she we can say, 'God made you CO. adds, "are so used to and you must love you, Worchester, Mass. — A the parents o f five, as watching television that and you, and you.’ So each "conflict of conscience” over chaircouple of the Family THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AlO TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH HUNT CLEANERS they have become accus time we see the small Pope Paul’s birth control Life committee of the FO R MIRRORS COMPLETE LAUNDRY A tomed to a conceptual type pieces of sand. God is tell encyclical has brought Worchester Diocesan Coun- ALTERATION SERVICE of thinking. You must give ing us over and over about the resignation of cil. Have you ever wished your family had a nun? See Our Beautiful Servicing St. Jam**'. St. Therna's Now you can have a 'nun of your own' — and New Home at an4 Christ tha King Parl«lia« them something they al again, 'I love you.’ ” two teaching psychologists. Dr. Rudolph L Zlody and 1 HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANiNO ready know and can relate Dr. Maureen B. Zlody ap share forever in all the good she does. . . . 690 Lawrence 82.'i..'i2.Sl Who is she? A healthy wholesome, penniless TNI E. Slh AVE.-3SS-tf4« to.” MRS. DREVES says pended the resignations to girl in her teens or early twenties, she dreams 1* YOU Her series includes both that even at 3. 4, and 5 Program their quarterly report to of the day she can bring God's love to lepers, CAN'T lessons for the children years of age, children can the council’s board of direc orphans, the aging. . . . Help her become a Sis JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. and accompanying lessons be taught to understand tors. GO ter? To pay ail her expenses this year and To Benefit YOURSELF, to enable the parents to the Mass. But, she adds, it The husband is a profes-, next she needs only $12.50 a month ($150 a 4. 221 BROADWAY • Sanitized Vans and understand what their chil must be a different under sor of psychology at Holy SO TRAIN year, $300 altogether). She'll write you to ex Local & Long Distance Equipment dren are learning. standing than a child re Seniors Cross College here. His A press her thanks, and she'll pray for you at MOVING • Packing and "A child sees what he ceives simply by sitting wife lectured at both Holy SISTER daily Mass. In just two years you'll have a 'Sis Shipping sees,” says Mrs. Dreves. through Mass. The new "Serve A Meal Cross and Anna Maria ter of your own'. . . . We'll send you her name "An adult sees what he "You must remember to Seniors” or "SAM’S” College and at Clark Un on receipt of your first gift. As long as she • Foreign Service Via lives you'll know you are helping the pitiable that ten minutes to a child propram began in the iversity. Both are consult Sea or Air wants to see.” people she cares for. .. Please write us today is like an hour, so actually Denver area Sept. 23. ants at Our Lady of Mercy so she can begin her training. She prays DIAL 722-2855 "TO AN adult, sand is the Mass is, in comparison, Meals arc served at 12 School for Exceptional someone will help. just dirt that has to be six hours long. Children noon in the Fellowship Children. 8,.„, F.r UNITED VAN LINES cleaned up. But we use see the lengthy ritual, the Hall at Trinity Methodist THE ZLODYS have sand to teach the love of beautiful garments which church, 1820 Broadway. served as chairmen of the "W HAT CAN t DO ABOUT INDIA?" they cannot touch and Curtis Park Community Family Life committee The parishioners gather the stones and do words which they cannot Center, Inc., a United Way since it was formed in understand. Instead, we agency, 929 29th street, the construction free-of-charge, under their January. 1967. The family HOW put them in classes with sponsors the new service parish priest's direction. That’s how in India a life group is one of the five T O church, school, rectory and convent can be their peers, using the team for senior citizens. It is msjor committees within HELP built for only $10,000. . . . Name the parish for team teacher method with funded by a demonstration the council. TH EM your favorite saint, we'll erect a permanent a nursery school ratio of grant of $69,638 from the They have been instru HELP plaque asking prayers for your loved ones, if one adult to six children.” Department of Health, mental in strengthening THEMSELVES you build a parish in '68 as your once-in-a- Education and Welfare.— - work ol the Christian lifetime mission gift. Write Monsignor SAM’S meals will be Nolan for details. EVELYN'S DRAPERIES Family Movement in the Suppose served at Trinity church diocese and developing Pre- Highest Quality Work every Monday, Tuesday, Cana and Cana programs C Archbishop Mar Gregorios will write person and Materials Wednesday, and Friday. for engaged and married ally to say where he'll locate it if you enable we send you Cost will be 60 cents for a couples in virtually every him to buy ($975) two acres of land as a 1501 South Pearl St. hot meal. model farm for a parish priest. Raising his Tel. 744-6439 one of the diocese’s 131 own food, the priest can teach his parishion Sculpture Show Set parishes. ers how to increase their crop production. (A a check hoe costs only $1.25, a shovel $2.35.) The Friends of Contem NORTN DENVER MAY-DAY porary Art and the Univer G In the hands of a thrifty native Sister your for a change! CLEANERS sity of Denver Women’s OPTICAL gift in any amount ($1,000. $750, $500. $250 Library association are 'MN WHEATRIDGE^' ServiRi North Denver 24 Years $100, $75. $50. $25. $15. $10, $5. $2) will fill sponsoring a light sculp empty stomachs with milk, rice, fish and May and Day .McCloskcy ture show at the Phipps IUMm C»mpl«<* vegetables. . . . If you feel nobody needs you, I VIvIDa Optical Sarvica help feed these hungry boys and girls! “ We operate our own plant” Tennis house, 3400 Belcaro drive, Denver. OPTICIAN Quality Cleoning We’ll do It eit'rv \ear of your life jf you establish an Extension Annuity. The show will open Oct. D E W A Y N E INGRAM "TAerc h So Suhttitulr 4 with a gala benefit pre Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $ .. for Expfririue" miere for $25 a couple that Monsignor Nolan: The CgihoNc Church Eitension Socielyof lh« U S A. p 3740 Pierce St. 424-7464 includes a champagne Sample 1307 Souih Wabash Avenue. Chicago. Illinois 60605 1 Slick S*. If SU. Pelir t Pail^ breakfast with music by Please 0«ar Fathers: Please si.nd me information on your E*tens'On Annu-ty P (per cent) N E A R CAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION my birlhdaie • g * m«f> m o m ; 55 5 3 4 8 name I Mr / Mrs /Misst (please print) I M E A R E A S T 65 70 60 IVHSSIOIMS 75 100 8 3 MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary u p code Write: C a th o lic N ear East W elfare As so c . 330 Madison Avenue • New York N Y 10017 Please sernJ rne a PooAiei describm g the w ork o« Exten sion Society Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5S40 O R . please send me a ttookiel o n Extcnsioo Volunteers. O U R CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST SALESMEN Thursday, October 3, 1»6B THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN ED ITIO N Page Seven 5 NCCW Convention Program Anti-War Demonstrations and >oy- Denver Hilton Hotel Expected During Trials g a O ct 14 >rk- Registration opens Of the Xatonsville Nine' ant Reception Private film showing. Hot Millions, with introduction by the pro Baltimore — When Fa ther Phil Berrigan and onstrators said: "Some ef- ducer, Mildred Freed Alberg. thers Dan and Phil Berri- Thomas Lewis are present property has no right to est gan and their seven com ly serving prison terms for exist, for example, gas $at- O ct 15 panions go on trial, Oct. 7, their part in an earlier ovens in Germany, concen the 9:30-10:30 a.m. Opening business meeting; Monsignor Francis T. Hurley, associate for burning draft records demonstration. tration camps in Russia, ive general secretary, U.S. Catholic conference, "Organization of the in Catonsville, Md.. sym occupation tanks in Cze for pathizers from peace cen The nine defendants will National Conference of Catholic Bishops." be represented by a team choslovakia, pieces of paper lop Mass; Archbishop James V. Casey, principal concelebrant. ters throughout the coun in draft offices, slum hold try are exf>ected to con of five prominent lawyers, Opening general session; Archbishop Leo C. Byrne, "The Parish: each a volunteer. The team ings, factories of death Renewal In Progress”; Dr. Dan W. Dodson, "Why Women’s Organi verge here for a concen machines, germs and nerve trated display of solidarity. includes: Father Robert zations?” Drinan, S.J., dean of the g a s -. . . no property is Dialogue between speakers and auditors. The "Catonsville Nine,” Boston College Law Schcxjl; sdcred. If anything tangi Province caucuses as they call themselves, William Kunstler, New ble is sacred, it is the gift "This is Women in Christian Service” — Wilford Lewis, General will be tried in a federal York civil rights lawyer; of life and flesh, flesh Luverne Schoendaller, Denver watercolorist, Learning corporation; Dorothy Height, National Council of Negro courtroom in Baltimore’s Harold Buchman of Balti which is daily burned, was awarded best>of>show for her painting "Flora,” Women; Mary Hallaren, WICS director. Central Post office build more; Father William made homeless, butchered in the current Denver Allied Arts exhibit at ing. Cunningham. S.J., of the without tears or clamor Botanic Gardnes. Mrs. Schoendaller. member of O ct 16 Loyola University law fac from most Americans.” Christ the King parish, has studied with Walt 9-11:30 a.m. Business meeting The Peace Action Center ulty in Chicago; and Har The demonstrators in Green, Edith Niblo, Phil Steele, Ernestine Shis* 11:45 a.m. Mass; Bishop Charles A. Buswell, principal concelebrant; dialogue of Baltimore: the Catons old Freeman of Cornell cluded five priests, a sler, and Barbara Nielson. The exhibit of 40 homily - Bishop Buswell; Helen Turnbull, Church Women United; ville Nine Defense Com University, Ithaca, N.Y., Christian Brother and a paintings will be on display in the Boettcher Arlene Swidler. NCCW Church Communities commission executive. mittee in New York, and and the Center for the Protestant minister. Memorial conservatory at Botanic Gardens 2:30-5 p.m. General Session; Mrs. Louis H. Sweterlitsch. "NCCW: People and Father Daniel Berrigan, Study of Democratic Insti through Oct. 12. Structures”; Dr. Gerald L. Moulton, Arizona State university, S.J., one of the defendants, tutions, Santa Barbara, % "Groups in Action”; Mrs. Swidler, Mrs. Danning Schattman, Mrs! have all mounted efforts to Calif. It's V Philip Des Marais, Mrs. Norman Folda, "Overview: NCCW Pro focus national attention on More Money Asked gram Commissions.” the trial and to bring sup IN MILWAUKEE, an Good-Looking I 6-8 p.m. Special Interest Group suppers porters to Baltimore. other group of anti-war r/LL"; 8:30-10:30 p.m. Program commission workshops (conducted simultaneously); speak protestors, calling them I ^ To Aid Part-Time ers at various sessions include Sister Jean Patrice. Loretto Heights THE DEFENSE com selves the "Milwaukee 14,” , college; Dr. Richard Hildreth, Metro State college: Mary Dublin mittee lists the names of were arrested after they Keyserling, Department of Labor women’s bureau director; State such elite intellectuals as broke into a Selective Ser Grandparents Senator George Brown; Mrs. Marcus Kilch, WICS board member; Bernard Cooke, S.J., John vice Building, seized the 1- For a child, a hospital worried right now about Monsignor Aloysius Welsh, executive secretary, U.S. Catholic con L. McKenzie, S.J., Monsi A files and burned them in i * can be a mighty lonesome how some of these boys ference Urban Task Force; Father Edward Hays, Holton, Kans.: gnor Paul Furfey, Philip J, a near-by park. f place. It can he a fearful and girls are going to feel authors Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bird; Dr. Virginia Apgar, medical Scharper, William String- In a prepared press re NEW GRESHAM , t f affairs vice president, National Foundation; Monsignor Marvin fellow. Dr. Benjamin lease. the Milwaukee dem place. Or it can be a hap if an additional $3,300 is c o u n t e r - t o p i ^ Bordelon, director, U.S.C.C. Department of World Justice and Spock, and Bishop James py and cheerful place. not found and these ser l a v a t o r y Thanks to Foster Grand vices have to be cut back. Peace; Rosemary Goldie, associate secretary, Pontifical Commission A. Pike. These men are parents, however, some 73 "When these children on the Laity. actively seeking financial b y K o h l e r Denver youngsters who are were admitted to hospitals suppxjrt for the trial which Oct. 17 is expected to cost $50,000. "temporary orphans” are their parents were not Moderately priced, the 9:05-10:30 a.m. General session: Martyn Ryan Haley, "Litany of the Desolate City.” A H o s p ita l getting the love and confi available, for one of a Other supporting groups enameled iron Gresham 10:30-11:45 a.m. Voting for national directors Bed Makes It Easier dence they need while con- number of reasons, to be have urged demonstrators is a beauty. It comes 11:45 a.m. Celebration of Sacrament of Penance; Mass. Bishop Hubert M. rt on Everyone complete with anglemounf , fined to hospitals for treat- with them,” Madera.s ex to come to Baltimore to • ment. plained. "For most of them Newell, principal concelebrant; homily, Bishop Stephen A. Leven, fittings, specially de San Antonio. Tex. show their support. The signed. Foster Grandparents is it was a fearful thing, Peace Action Center, with financed by $182,000 grant giving them anxiety at a headquarters here, has is Choose from six colorful Oct. 18 from Denver Opportunity most crucial time. So that’s sued a "national call” in pastels - each compati 9-11:15 a.m. Program commission workshops (conducted simultaneously). Family and is headed by soft spo when Foster Grandparents the form of a leaflet sent ble w ith a varie ty of dec Affairs commission workshop at the University of Colorado Medical ken Dale Maderas. He's step in.” to 250 of the country’s orating ideas. center’s Birth Defects center; program includes a film; address by If the $3,300 is not forth peace organizations. A Dr. Arthur Robinson, director. Birth Defects center, "Comprehen coming, Maderas fears that spokesman for the center S/H’i iaiiiinj’ in sive Medical Care”; and panel, "Patient Demonstration,” featuring during the last 10 weeks said he could not yet esti Qi.tthiy Pltiinhinf’ Th0 future Preeident of this year he will have Dr. Janet M. Stewart and Dr. Jean Priest and Margaret McCall, ur.J Hpotinf’ Hepcirif medical social worker. mate how many persons to revise his schedule Father Walter Imbiorski, director, Cana Conference of Chicago, "Di were expected to accept the o f him G o untry Im open down, cutting 138 hours a invitation. week out of the work done mensions of Sex Education in the Home and School.” Community SLATTERY Affairs commission workshop will feature Edward T. Breathitt, In addition to Father to euggeetionm. by these Foster Grandpar ents. It will mean letting chairman, President’s Advisory Committee on Rural Poverty, "The Daniel Berrigan, S.J. and & COMPANY down about 50 boys and People Left Behind”: a panel discussion led by Breathitt and in his brother. Father Philip cluding participants Samuel R. Martinez, Colorado director. Office PlumhintE and Healing Your WOO cenixbulien lo P'OMom girls. Berrigan, S.S.J.. the de HeuM/Book* USA oi*ce» * pack*i o> l«n of Economic -Opportunity; D. J. Vigil, state coordinator, Colorado fendants are Thomas P. Contractor.-: book* into tr>« bands - and rmno - of a Maderas set that a spe young laader*io*ba in on# o* ma davaiop* Camps committee: and Walter Leeper, specialist on low-cost rural Lewis, Brother David IHl V A U .K -IO ST. cial fund was being set up JOHN J. CONNOR, Pres,dent ing nations Ha cnoosas tna books rum. housing; summary by Mrs. Joseph L. Haefli, chairman, Colorado sail Iront a I'sl el t?0 maior Amancan at his office to take care of Darst, F.S.C., of St. Louis; Robert F Connor. Vice President Governor's committee for 1970 President’s Conference on Children John Hogan of Washing iiiaiaiufa any contributions which lhai tnav’M are received — and he and Youth. ton, D.C.; Thomas and hopes such gifts will be Church Communities commission workshop on "The Servant Par Maijorie Melville, of Wash WHAT ABOUT YOU? Are You Interested? ... received right away. The ish” features Monsignor Bordelon; Henry A. Politz, Shreveport, La.; ington, D.C.; George Halp ut Inspire young loaders to da- Harry A. Johnson, Shreveport; Mrs. Mark Lyons, San Francisco; Mische of Washington; and HAPPINESS? CHALLENGE? vaiee Ibair rtabens in fiaadotn. Make a address of Foster Grand DEDICATED LIFE? BEING NEEDED? td DO invastmani in peace. parents is 1375 Delaware and Father Donald A. Casella, San Jose, Calif. Mary Moylan, a registered st., Denver, 80202. Eileen Egan, Catholic Relief Services, will address the Internation nurse, now working at Yes. I am interested in learning how I may serve al Affairs commission. Mercy Hospital here. Fa- - ^ ^ G o d (bring happiness) in the religious life. o 2-3:30 p.m. Closing Business meeting, featuring a report on the Pontifical FRAktlSCAN SISTERS Commission on the Laity by Miss Goldie. H'k'k'k Itir kirk'k-k-k * A * * jr 767 •30th St., Rock Ulond, III. 61201 (Please Print) V 4 p m. Mass of the Blessed Virgin; announcement of new officers. "We Build Men' Name... ..JL90.__------S treet...... -..C ity ...... — ...... — .....— •— * <- ST. JOSEPH’S SATRIANO Co unty...... Diocese...... c> Center Appoints Executive State...... Zip C o d e ...... - ...... Phone ...... MILITARY ACADEMY BROTHERS GIVING YOURSELF . . - THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITY (OR) V Hays/ Kansas Metro Denver Fair Hous where he was director of member Otis A. 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HAMPOEH I Page Eight TH E R E G IS TE R , DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN ED ITIO N Thursday, October 3, 1948 J CYO Rejuvenation Pope Defends Youth Against Criticism Vatican City — Pope ... because it neglects cer isfaction of youth a secret BUT IF THE Pope re Topic of Workshop Paul VI joined the world’s tain most imponant char need for transcendental jected wholesale criticism protest generation with a acteristics of youth today.” values, the need of faith in of youth, he also refrained protest of his own against "Is it not perhaps true the absolute, in the livine from wholesale praise. Young people involveel in ideas were shared with the that pre8'^nt-d.^y youth is God? CYO now do not have the Denver delegates, blanket criticism of rebel "They are not afraid at passionately seeking truth, "And what is their desire same interests as members Other speakers were lious youth. times of going so far as sincerity, ’authenticity’ as to enter immediately — as had five years ago. There- Father Roger Mollison. Jim The Pope, at his weekly explosions of folly.” he it is called nowadays, and adults and not as imma fore, in order to be .success- Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey gc'ncrul audience, listed a said. .series of complaints made does not this constitute a ture children ~ into the "There are those among ful, CYO must change as Jensen, and members of mark of superiority?” he do the interests of its the executive council, against the young — "the arena of real life, if not a them who love violence as asked. respectable and often members. This fact was These talks concerned: fashion of protest ... the a sign of virility and abili "And is there not in the praiseworthy anxiety to emphasized in discussions problems of interfaith and mania for change" — then ty, as if it were a coura reaction against the bu take part in common res- during a weekend leader- racial relationships in objected: geous sport of the generous "That diagnosis is incom reaucratic and technologi ppnsibilities?” adventure of a Western shin workshop for CYO CYO. what attracts mem- cal order, against a society delegates held at Our Lady bers to CYO, why every Queen plete. extremely incomplete Pope Paul pointed out movie .. . without higher and truly the ChUixrh ofTers fulfill- "All that belongs to the of Fatima parish. L^ike- parish doesn’t have a CYO. human ideals, a reaction wood. Patti I^ombardi. Regis ment of many of these de past they regard as Seminarian and what a good lay advi Black History which most find incompre sor should be. college freshman from sires, and welcomes youth. '.square' and this facile de Delegates from approxi Denver, was named 1968 Off^r^d at CSC hensible. a refusal to ac "We should now say how scription is for present-day Dennis Tomlin, son of mately half of Denver's cept psychological, moral, FOLLOW ING was a dis Freshman Sweetheart at Greeley — A new course much the Church, the youth a condemnation Mr. and Mrs. James W. metropolitan parishes at the college Sept. 20 dur entitled "The Black Man and spiritual mediocrity; present-day Church. the against which there cannot Tomlin, has entered St. tended the workshop cussion period concerning sentimental, artistic, and , . .r r ideas for future activities, ing the school’s annual in American History” will Church of the Council, is be any appeal.” Columban's Seminary at p anned for the purpose of .. . F'reshman F'rolic. .Miss be offered at Colorado religious inadequacy; the aware of, thinks of, de Because the Church is a Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. learningI- ______methods™ Besides of im calling attention to impersonal uniformity of changing interests, it was Lombardi, daughter of State college this fall. sires. and fulfills its mis "traditional institution.” he He was a graduate o f St. proving CYO’s where they our environment such as also suggested that parish Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Warren D. Alexander of sion of giving Christ to the asked, "how can it be un Francis de Sales high exist or establishing new CYOs sponsor open houses Ixambardi. was .selected Denver, assistant director modern civilization is form youth . . . Enter the derstood and accepted by school and member of ones, mainly through bet and invite all churches in by a vote of the male of the Colorado Civil ing? Church and you will find certain young people who SL Mary’s parish. Little ter communication within the area with the hope members of the Regis Rights commission, will "AND, THEREFORE, Christ waiting for you instinctively mistrust past ton. the group. that youth group.s of other freshman class. teach the course. is there not in this dissat there.” history and tradition?” It was noted 50 per cent denominations would recip of Catholics in the Denver rocate. Archdiocese are under 18. Larry Bell, archdiocesan which indicates a need for CYO president, said, "I CYO to be successful here. really think the workshop I was very beneficial.” Al- ONE OF the guest though quite a few were speakers was Gordon Ham- unable to come, "the ones ilton, active in CYO for 18 who did attend went away years and presently work- very enthused,” he said, ing with the Archdiocesan He added that another ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH CYO in Seattle. This or- workshop may be sched- ganization. which has a uled in January or Febru- ANNUAL INDOOR working budget of $225.- ary "as a means of keeping 000 yearly, is one of the in touch and sharing ideas, most active in the country, and as a preparation for Many of its successful the convention in April.” Father Eleven me of ref Urges Enforcement A f FESTIVAL be J Of Tough Curfew ^ W.6th and GALAPAGO th ceeds in inciting those I John LofKJz, 47-year-old Public Service company younger than he is. tee "That’s why I'm a firm IN SCHOOL GYM gi' foreman and the father of 11. would like a "strict believer in keeping the pn kids off the streets. It’s up on curfew” on all teenagers. to the parents, not the Po an "And when I say strict, lice department.” BIG DAYS-OCT. 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th be I mean strict," Lopez de Lopez practices what he vie clared. preaches. pen Lopez is the chairman of -O N DISPLAY coi the East Side Action coun "My wife Rose Marie and an cil of Denver Opportunity I have 11 children, seven an and has been a proponent girls and 4 boys,” he said. Si of a curfew for many years "We have a 9:30 p.m. cur 1969 few and they are home. CO as an effective means of Di curbing trouble on the That’s ail there is to it. No streets. calling up from a friend’s CHEVROLET He has been with Public house and asking for more Service for 22 years, start time. They get home and ing as a laborer for 72 they know I mean busi CAMARO cents an hour. Company ness.” officials allow him free There is a curfew ordi reign to work in as many nance now, but it’s not WILL YOU BE THE community activities as enforced, according to Lo necessary, taking as much pez. He feels that when a WINNER time as necessary. new curfew law is set T H IS Y E A R "I talked with Police there will be no "ifs or Chief George Seaton last buts” about it being en forced. week and from what I could gather there will be a definite curfew set — LOPEZ NOW is working TOLVE LIQUORS and enforced — in the with other East Side Ac very near future.” Ix)pez tion people to move into a Mr. - Mrs. Nick Tolve said. Lopez indicated it new headquarters building 3 2 2 -5 9 7 7 might be 9:30 p.m. on at 23rd and Welton streets. week-nights, 11:30 p.m. on "This is an ideal location 3360 Dahlia St. weekends. of our work and think we will get a lot more and better results for the peo **IT ACTUALLY is not ple who come to us for the kids up to 17 years of help.” Lopez said. 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