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Vol. 8, NoTi FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1959 13, PRICE: TEN CENTS Name Pastors for Parishes Poland Gives Priest 2-Year In Newark and Bayonne Sentence NEWARK Rev. William J. Rucklev, first pastor of Advocate's Complete Parish Cov- WARSAW (NO Rev. Annunciation Paramus, has been named of erage circulation plan whereby parish, pastor Marian CSS 'alt the Pirozynski, R., St. Vincent receive paper by mail BOOSTERS THE de Paul parish, Bayonne His appointment was editor OF ADVOCATE: Students who re- Joseph St. John each week. tried for violating cen- Finnerty, Mary’s, Bayonne; Briggs, announced this week Boland and becomes cash to by Archbishop ceived prizes - $5 $25 - for placing first, Holy Trinity High, Westfield; Andrea Swinicki, Mt. FATHER sorship regulations, bribery second or third in effective on Feb 14 BUCKLEY is the son their enrollment division as sub- Saturday, and black market in Carmel, Bayonne; John Tuite. Our Lady of the of the J. and dealings Lake, - St. Vincent -*, Father Burk late William Brid scription salesmen for The Advocate, are shown with Verona; get connection with publishing Kathleen Duffy, Bender; Carol Ann Coleman, ley succeed* Msgr. Joseph F Kelly Buckley of Jersey City the Boland. From Archbishop left are: St. St clergy periodical Homo Dei. has Kevin Kelly, Mt. St. Dominic Joan Leber. Dolin, who died Jan. 12 at the He attended Aloysius Grain Academy, Caldwell; St. been sentenced 's, to two years in Mary Plainfield; Kathleen St. New- »KC of 82 after having served mar School there. St. Peter's Loihle, Mary’s, Benedict's, Newark; Ellen Herbert, Immaculate Con- jail Dennis O Prep, Seton Hall ark, Connell, St. ** pastor of the Bayonne parish College and Im Cassian's, Upper Montclair; ception. Hackensack, and Brian St. He had pleaded guilty to the Leo Connolly, for 40 maculate Feeney, Our years. Conception Seminary Lady Help of Christians. East Orange- The Advocate salesmen He censorship violation, but insisted Stephen's, Kearny. met was ordained by the th.-n Carol Woods, Bender other Memorial Elizabeth; THE ARCHBISHOP also that the charges were no* Academy, the on Feb. 9. an Bishop Walsh on May 25, 1929 Archbishop nounced of in criminal However, he said he the appointment a St. Patrick's Cathedral. new Rev would accept the court's verdict pastor. Michael Lliter Before his assignment to Mt the Pope's Angelus as, TO R for St as will of God During his , Joseph's Span Carmel and Annunciation he Father ish Portuguesc Church. served trial. Pirozynski also Newark, as assistant pastor at St Marks Lourdes he would the appointment of an assistant stated that continue his Mary's. Paterson. June, 1929, to at St. Joseph's, work in propagating the word of Bogota, and addi-i September. 1930; Our Lady Help Anniversary tional assignments for two of God by every possible means priests Christians, Fast Orange, Sep VATICAN CITY (NC> - Rev. Conan Ilartke, O. ("arm., when he got out of jail Pope tember. 1930, to September, 1934 John XXIII marked the of Two of his 101st an the faculty at the Carmelite and St 14 codefendants Paul's, Greenville, Jcr niversary of the Blessed Virgin's Junior Seminary, Hamilton, were also given jail terms Eight sey City. September, 1934. to apparitions at Ixiurdes by recit- Mass., is assistant received the new at S< 1952 lie suspended sentences, ptember. was admin ing the Angelus from the St. window Joseph’s. He replaars Rev. three were acquitted The case istrator of that parish from 1948 of his private study overlooking Malcolm Yorke, O. against another farm., who to 1951 was dropped St Peter's Square was reassigned to Washington In his final plea, Father Father Buckley observed the The people below and thousands In October. Pirozynski askrd freedom for silver anniversary of his ordina of others who heard his B all voice Msgr. Charles Murphy, pas the ro defendents. who aided lion on May 23. 1954 over Vatican tor Radio joined him of St. Bernard's. Plainfield, him in putting out llomo l>ei. in the prayer was named of the Father FATHER "I bear a member Buckley LLITERAS will re want to the responsibi- Solemn ceremonies closing the Archdiocesan School Board for plaee Rev Raphael Nadal. TOR, lity of all thr accused In this Ixmrdes centennial named its first Feb R are scheduled Union County, and Rev pastor on as of St hr said. Thomas pastor Joseph's Spanish trial," both that to be held in Rome and at B. St. year Church Meaney of Mary’s, Rahway, Portuguese Father Nadal Father Pirozynski was also I-ourdes, France, Feb. 18 named The parish now has 2,500 has on was Union County direr been named pastor of Our fined 4,000 zlotys— about $l9O tor families. During his pastorate. of the Catholic Lawyers Guild Lady of Guadalupe Church. Tern Since Father Pirozynski had Father Buckley of the Archdiocese completed the pie. Tex by his in months Archbishop Grosz . superiors been prison eight be SCHOOL AWARDS: church which had been started Plaques for high percentage in The Advocate I Father Lliteras had been fore trial is of participation pas the began, it under Undergoes Operation FATHER BUCKLEY leaves a while he was at Mt. Carmel Crusade went to 11 schools. Roland tor of that church since his stood this will be deducted from Archbishop poses with ar \ IENNA (RN’SI representatives of top parish which he helped establish, and also built 11- a rectory, rival the United States four Archbishop schools left: Sister Concetta. St. in his two-year term Witn a year from Mary Vincent Newark, Sister assigned to Josef Grosz of Kalocsa, Academy. Mary being Mt Carmel. room school and convent, the He acting years ago was born in Spain off for good behavior, he could South head the Amelia, Marylawn, Sister Theresa Marie. Immaculate Ridgewood, in September. 1952. last two buildings having been and of Hungarian Bench Orange; Conception, ordained there at Majorca be released June for by of Bishops, Sister that purpose. Annunciation completed in 19SB. 1940 underwent a urologi Darlington; Virginia. Upper Montclair; Rev. in He holds a degree Lacordaire. Donald A Cooper, in cal was formally established Jan Last Fall Father operation at the Budapest Sister on Buckley cn canon law from the Angelicum Corpus Christi, Hasbrouck Heights; Ann David. Bender Memorial Janos Academy 28, 1953. and Father Buckley was -oiled his parishioners in Th in In China Hospital. Budapest Radio l- Romr. Elizabeth school Mt. Carmel. Sister reported (top with 93%); Sister Humiliata, Bayonne. It said the Agnes Celeste. St Vincent's. and Sister Ann Catharine. St. operation was sue Bayonne, Mary 's, cessful and the Other schools St. Reds Move Archbishop s con Bayonne winning were Henry's, Rayonne, and Immaculate Con- The dition was satisfactory. ception High School, Lodi. Pope’s Week In Interior i A HONG (Ivoca tv teards VATICAN For the KONG (RNS) CITY Pope returned to the Vatican Faith, Pope John said he de second time John has Communist China's Pope through downtown traffic which votes each day a decade of his campaign made visit outside of his a surprise was unaware presence Rosary to each of the world's against the Church is being Vatican City—this time to the • In a talk to priests study- five continental areas. carried out in remote regions Lauds Pontifical Major Seminary ing at the Pontifical Dutch "The for Archbishop Pope must pray the well the cities and where as as in he was once a student. College, he urged them to whole world." said prac- he "For other The seminary more accessible areas. was eelebrat tice humility and remain de this reason have I dedicated Even in Inner Mongolia, Chris ing the feast of its 'Powerful' Press day patron taehed from worldly things. each of the mystery Rosary to tians who refuse to toe the of parly the Madonna Trust, a copy He recalled that shortly after the five continents linr are being persecuted, sub of whose image the Pope has ordination, he "The first NEWARK A was called upon Is for Europe, the Catholic is an jected to mob trials and sen- ‘‘powerful newspaper” on his desk. to give a short spiritual in second for Asia, the third for tenced to prison absolute necessity to a diocese nowadays, Bol- Pope John went immediately struction the Archbishop at a clergy retreat Americas. the fourth First report of the campaign and declared this week The named The Ad- to the seminary and and advised for and the Archbishop chapel was by an older Africa, fifth for in Inner Mongolia to reach the before the vocate. newspaper of the Newark the knelt in prayer im priest to use a passage Oceania.” Archdiocese and from free world came here with re age of the Madonna of Trust the Imitation of C hrist " • Pope John asked his Paterson Diocese, as one of the week- pub cript of the Oct 22. 1958. Inner strongest Catholic Then he entered the seminary's The passage rrad lisher not to lies in the give special prom- Mongolia Dally News, published country main where he hall, talkrd in "Always strive to do In inence to the coming fifth and The remarks hu in the capital city of lluhehot Archbishop's were ful of the diocese recrlve It. formally with the students and what God final of his the mlllty wants you to volume book, "The addressed at presentation of Pastoral DESCRIBING faculty. do. l)o not seek after offices, Visitations of St. THE NEWSPAPER reported awards for participation in The 1958 as a year Before the Advocate's • returning to dignitirs or gain. Thus you will Charles Borromeo in Ber- the arrest, "trial" and sentencing 1958 Supscnption Cru of world shaking events \ atican he visited " The ot to side them the death of a bedridden have peace in your hrart day gamo Holy Father told Catholic lay leaders. They among Pope old friend, 84 year old Canon and night. Do not shirk what the publisher that the author apparently remained loyal to Plaques went to It schools Pius XII, the election and corona Decio Botti. God is "the same Roncalli who their faith which their tion of Pope John con wants you to do, but ac- when brought before topped enrollment XXIII. the The the Red "counter-revolu and the Pope sat by the bedside cept Ills will." wrote other four" volumes Judges on divisions, cash prizes to stu- clave of Sacred College of and held the old hand Asa the dents who from priest s At (he close of the audience, result, fifth volume tionary" charges Conspicuously sreured 15 to 77 Cardinals Archbishop Boland while the two talked of the old t the absent the the subscriptions. The commended the the Pope said Remember all won carry Pope's signa- from report was Archbishop Catholic press days in Rome when the then ture It will bear the usual "faced with presented the awards, for its the that is good in Rome, forget inscrip phrase, over- assisted achievments during Roncalli " tion evidence John J. Msgr. was head of about all the rest By Angelo Roncalli, Car- whelming they bowed by Msgr. Klley. execu- year the Italian Society for the dinal Patriarch of with their heads and confessed.” that tive director of The Advocate, Noting that the secular • In an audience with offi Venice, press the the of has concluded Monday afternoon at and other media also Propagation of Faith cials of the Sacred Congrega- collaboration Father Pi- invariably reports the Chan- news are After half hour etro Forno ol other trials cery Office. Despite to be commended for their a visit, the tion for the Propagation of the a snow- John Thr storm, all two winners of Pope began working on men were accused of but ar- coverage Catholic events of his book on the 16th century hostility toward thr communist rived to receive their prizes. worldwide importance, the Archbishop of Milan about 50 regime and of "preparing and Bender Memorial Academy, Archbishop pointed out that often How the Boom? years ago, and the galley printing reactionary booklets Elizabeth, topped the schools the secular papers based for with 93'V Big proof! for the final volume had distribution amomf the participation in the their coverage on research re- been Sister TOP-NOTCH SALESWOMEN: Boland left on his desk in broad masses of Catholics." Crusade Ann David, O S B . ported in the Catholic press. Archbishop How is the Venire big Catholic building boom in North Jersey? when Bender he came to Rome last Other charges were that they accepted s plaque. first in The Advocate How presents prize Subscription many new buildings did Catholics of North Jersey October for the Conclave "used divine authority First place individual winner Crusade erect during 1958’ as a Catholic to Andrea Swinicki of Mt. Carmel. Bayonne. The vol Andrea of Mt New Paper first umr was pub- pretext to prohibit patriotic was Swinicki Car Was the of Wash Estab is Carol Woods Bender Memorial Acad- number new churches, schools and Cath YAKIMA. (NO Looking on of other lished in 1936. the second. 1937 Catholics from taking part in mel, Bayonne Andrea received olic sponsored lishment of buildings as large as it was in 1957’ Was the third of $5O for a weekly newspaper Elizabeth, who third Not shown is second- it and fourth, in 1939 social activities." the grand prize turning emy, placed larger’ for the Diocese of Yakima and 77 subscriptions. was 1946 Pope John had writ The accused had in winner Monica Immaculate Concep- Next week The Advocate obviously announced here place Drogan of will publish its second annual ten last In second place by Bishop Joseph year "Now. 12 years stood firm against the govern was Monica tion Lodi Each also first in Building Supplement P The first issue High School, won prize in which these and other about of Dougherty was questions later. I am grateful to the ment barked "Patriotic Drogan Immaculate (atholic in Catholic Concep her enrollment division, additional $25 growth North Jersey will be answered F'cb 8 an Watch for laird if He allows tion High School. Lodi, me to see Associations" set up among other receiving the $35 for 74 fifth volume, which will things to help form a national subscriptions Carol Woods of Bender complete the whole work." church placed third with 69 subscriptions (or the $25 Outlines Plans prize Archbishop Pontiff three Giving The top winners were also winners in their divisions,
Gifts Galore and with seven other along divi- For Relief Drive VATICAN CITY Mementoes sion winners, received $25 for this - Bishops' ol distinction. F’ive students Pope John are becoming al re with pitiful toward you, ceived second awards NEWARK Boland this week announc- ryes most as common as anredotrs place of Archbishop expecting to be helped." and received $5 for about the jovial Pontiff Two $lO, three ed that Catholics in the Newark Archdiocese will he asked To assist Costello third Msgr in the and place (To tie a division more parishes the Shrine to to in the national appeal for the Relief Fund local Archbishop Bo- have join Bishops’ campaign. the House of prize winner a student must Lorctto were bene- He Costello Assistant Chancel land named the following sold at 15 named Joseph A com- ficiaries of his good will. least subscriptions ) Msgr would be mittee chairmen M'gr Daniel the the lor, chairman of the local drive and said that it To shrine Pope gave a school IN PRESENTING the prizes. A Coyle, appeal, Msgr. monstrance in of his conducted In two sections the memory Archbishop Roland called the John J Klley press Msgr predecessor, Pius XII first among school children and have announced goal of $1 Pope Crusaders ops a Thomas J radio and "apostles who carry Gilhooly, the adults for the school of Chalices were sent to the Church second among million phase out the desires of the Popes to TV. and Rev Robert P Flgan, of Our Ijdy of Frassino in north- the drive, an amount that was place a Catholic paper in every THE CAMPAIGN in the schools parish appeal and realized last Funds rontn ern Italy to the new St. " year Catholic home Ash and Pius X- began on Wednesday was buted children will he Church, The Hague by prlmari "Our paper (The Advocate) Inaugurated by a special message Netherlands. ly used lo help destitute children stands the very high among from Pope John XXIII It was The first was given “a elsewhere Inside... as Catholic of papers the coun- the first message directed to any lasting souvenir of the gentle try," the Archbishop declared. WIIAT TO DO about Sun- American group by the Pontiff IN lIIS F'IKST message to and pious sentiments felt in that He added that The Advocate off and kicked a national drive American youngsters, Pope John day Shopping is the holy place” during a visit he "Is wielding a greater Influence which will continue asked them through to prove their grati theme of letter made ih 1956. He ient the chalice a on now, as Its circulation in- Lent. tude to God for material to the pastor of the Dutch church com Rage 9 creases," and commended Adults the will be asked to con- forts "by showing your love for in gratitude for the good wishes A "LATE students for " Vocation" socie- and their teachers tribute in special collection other children He asked them expressed parishioners a by on his their efforts In this cause. to be taken up In all churches to make Lent ty is started in election to the sacrifices during being Papacy. that Noting The Advocates Laetare Mar. 8. for this on Sunday, cause in what has be Paterson For details, circulation has "passed the The 100,- campaign is conducted an come a traditional Ash Wed nos 11 000 the see Rage mark," ex- Unit Stop Sunday Buyinn Archbishop nually by the Bishops of the day message the “ANYONE could have pressed hope that figure cd States lie told Movement Started F'unds are turned over them that there are would go higher, "since there to done it.” said POPE are their worldwide relief agency, "millions of other children who young GREETS GONDOLIERS: A ALBANY (NO A far Venetian gondolier a move more Catholic families than presents finely-worked Catholic Relief Services ,\‘CWC. are orphaned, who have never Doug of ment to Lackey Wayne example of Venetian art to "stop shopping on Sun- that" in North Jersey. glassmaker's Pope John his Catholic Relief Services assisted known parental affection, who after his broth- XXIII as gaily dressed day" is Al- saving stand under way in the "We can no longer along colleagues by. Behind the kneeling is Rev. get the needy in 51 countries last have been compelled to flee from gondolier Umberto Mezzaroba, bany Diocese. without ers life 15 a powerful Catholic pa- and the their Story, Page pastor St. Mary the in year is largest voluntary homes and now live in mis of of Rosary Venice, who arranged the audience for the 50 The movement is directed per.” he declared. POPE JOHN'S Ash Wed- workers. overseas relief agency in the erable conditions, often without "I remember at always Venice with deep nostalgia," said the former primarily businesses for He pointed out that the In- world to U S. pat- sufficient food, clothing or medi nesday message which it is not to riarch the city canals he shook hands with essential fluence of such a paper Is ham- Minimum goal of of as the gondoliers. In the national cine. children is on Page 10 stay open on Sunday. pered when not all the faith- campaign U $5 million. The Blsh-| It Is these, he said, "who look 2 THE ADVOCATE February IS, 195* Places in the Week 's News People in the Week’s News Two Indo-Chinese have priests nese have just the The been published I Institute of Catholic Social ordained in Laos in the first Book of Genesis in Indianapolis. Action will be held at Rev. Alenin ordinations there in 23 Catholic Deck. 0.5.8., of law doctorate by lona College. Merit years. The Catholic Broadcasters As- given by the Fraternal The Catholic University of America, Waahlng- Marmion Abbey, Aurora, 01., has Committee on In- sociation will meet in Msgr. Leonard A. Baner, Chan- Order of Eaglea on Feb. 21 in Detroit. ton June 29-Aug. 7. been vice in ter-American Student Problems, June appointed postuiator cellor of the Belleville (111.) Dio- 17-19. A San Joie, Calif. which record goal of $3,105,267 haa the U. S. for the beatification has headquarters in Fort The Third Secular cese since IMS, has been named Mrs. Frank A. McHugh of Order of St been fixed for the 40th annual cause of Dom Wayne, Ind., has been for Francis Joseph Columba Vicar General praised plans to open a hotel in New York Wilmington, widow of a DuPont Catholic Charities fund Marmion, 0.5.8., of Belgium, Msgr. its work by three Cardinals of Amsterdam for Artnr* De Jorla, notary executive, haa offered to give her priests appeal. who died in 1923. the Roman Curia. of the Sacred Congregation of the home to the Diocese Brotherhood Award recipients The Bishops of Peru plan Wilmington this a Rev. Abram Joseph Ryan, The fourth European Congress year are Holy Office, has been named a as a residence for Maryknoll maga- campaign to the Bishop. of encourage priestly “Post-Priest of the Catholic Sacristans and Organ- zine, N. Confederacy,” judge of the Sacred Roman Rota. Thomas E. Moore, editor of the Maryknoll, Y„ and the vocations and the ists lay apostolate. would be honored by a special will be held in Vienna July- North Carolina President W. V. Tubman of Iron River (Mich.) Reporter, will Catholic of The Universe, most widely cir- postage stamp under bills in- Liberia has -22 23 Raleigh, N. C. written a pamphlet receive Marquette University’s culated Catholic weekly in Eng- in troduced in Congress. Priests Italy will mark the Italy's Court praising Pope Piua XII. Byline Award, given annually to Supreme has ruled land, has an average circulation Dr. Charles H. of death St that Malik, presi- Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J., centenary the of some parish priests have the of a graduate of the school's col- more than 300,000 dent of the UN General Assemb- famed John Vianney, Cure of Ars, with right to public “glacier Priest," will re- lege of journalism. welfare insurance Anew archdiocesan seminary in * ly, has been given an ceive the International a meeting Rome Mar. 11-12. or illness, old and honorary Award of Joseph A. Kneeland has been j age tuber- has been started at A church built with funds do- culosis. Goiania, named managing editor of the Brazil nated by American servicemen at Paulist Press Periodical Division Camp St Barbara, Korea, has BURNS & Inc. in New York. O'CONNELL, been dedicated near there and The Lotos Club in New York GARDEN STATE PLAZA named for St. Barbara. "WOW! terrific ntew Dinner at a dinner last week honored Policy Route* 4 and 17 J. A group of unidentified art col PARAMUS, N. Cardinal Spellman, the first cler- HUbbard 7-5317 lectors in Germany has purchased Telephone gyman so feted. at the IxlH I*o an* a famous ltth century copy of OCEAN BREEZE!" I*l, Cardan 3tot. Araa No. • Resistance Parkway Parkin* toward racial inte- choico the Gospels taken from Germany Your of eight full din- gration in schools is - court* public 700 NEW JERSEY'S FINEST years ago. n*r», including London Broil or Chick- showing signs of softening, U. 8. FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY The Franciscan Friars of the and torved with oil tho Attorney General William P. •n, trimming*. Atonement (Graymoor Fathers) '• tho IMPORTED Rogers told the Fordham Uni- Your* ot Ocoon trooio and DOMESTIC GIFTS Garrison, N. Y., have accepted for tho low. low price of HOUII: versity law school alumni asso- ju*t sl.f3 ruiIDAY and SATURDAY, **S A. M. ka *l* R. AL ciation. charge of an island parish in MONDAY. THURSDAY. WIDNISOAY, PRIDAT. *:4l A. M. ka MS P. M. Nagasaki, noted for its large An honorary doctor of laws de- ABORIGINAL MADONNA: This striking and D» M **f **rk unique number of separated Christians Off CtmmunlMw Avt. gree from th National Universi- of painting Our Lady of the the Anew of Ireland Aborigines adorns simplified Catechism for JERSEY CITY HE ty was presented to of the War 5-0406 walls Memorial Cathedral at Aus- England has been printed for pri Msgr. William J. McDonald, rec- Darwin, tralia. Painted vate circulation, to facilitate »Mkl ft Chopi Ur M.. 1 I.t»i tor of the Catholic University of by a European artist, Karel Kupka, it further study and America, Washington. depicts the Blessed Mother and Divine experimenta- Child with tion Dr. Goetx Briefs, professor- Australian It is aboriginal features. a crea- Ecclesia. of QOUTU emeritus composite weekly publication A 100% of economics at George- the tion, result of many sketches of different native Spanish Catholic Action, has town University, has been award- You'// love a women who called attention again to ed the Grand Cross of Merit of sat as models. rising coNomomo living costs in that the Federal Republic of Ger- country Parochial school teachers many. can CHECKING ACCOUNT receive up to $405,000 in New Gen. Albert C. Wedmeyer will East York State grants next German year receive Creighton University's Pay bills, send mail, Bishops under Governor Rockefeller's money, shop by keep Distinguished Service Award for belter budget a budget by using a Special Check- Mar. MAURETANIA WINTER CRUISE diplomacy on b As I St David's Cathedral ing Account. little as a SI deposit Osservatore Romano tri- Protest in Card opens paid Communists’ n You iff. Wales, will be officially arc not required to maintain a mini- bute to Cardinal re- | Mindszenty for balance opened Mar 2, 18 years after its mum you can use WgriHDI&SO. AMERICA his sacrifice and loyalty to the your money in destruction a German air at right up to the full amount of balance. Church on the 10th anniversary 'Inhuman your Methods' tack Crvioo You pay lOr a check-no for (• tropk pom . . . your luxury of his trial and conviction. only charge 3 SUNSHINE CRUISES The been - cost rooort Korol, iKo popular MouroTaniol An official Mass for Catholic first stone has laid deposits maintenance is only 25* a BERLIN (NC East Famous Cunard F*» 27 ) Germany’s Bishops for anew school at Addis Ababa, month And, we'll name on food, nightclub ontor- UU.S members of the Australian charged print your here that communist ill every MAI 21 1413 authorities are “inhuman Ethiopia, to be staffed by Ameri- check in trim. tolnmont, swimming, now movios, op Antarctic Expedition was offered using your Special Checking Ac- can Fathers AWL 7 12. 2330 up al Wilkes Station by Rev. methods" to Josephite count checkbook-FREE. sconcing .. . oil aboard, all In your Henry intensify religious persecution in the German The will F. Birkenhauer, S. Canadian Bishops hold lirkotf Mavrotania's suporior J.. director territory under Soviet control. spood Oioko of 3 itin- their annual fascinating of the observatory, meeting in Quebec moans you soo moro pom, on loi- •rorios. For seismological In a joy dotaili, rutrvo joint pastoral letter, stated that the Reds Oct. 4 THE John Carroll Cleve- they 11 TRUST COMPANY sKoro University, mrofy excursions and troasuro tiont and other travel are trying to degrade the Church any A Pontifical Mass was land. offered OF help, »•• ut as soon at by replacing its ceremonies with sion (to fulfill) for in NEW JERSEY Edward F. Iloban our country." the Denver Civic Auditorium possible. Archbishop • secular • of ries. TIIK in observance of the Jersey City Hoboken West New York Cleveland has been named a BISHOPS’ letter Catholic Noting that came "a compromise be • Grand Officer in the Italian Or shortly after East German author contribution to Colorado's "Rush Weehowken Union City • Secoucus OR tween belief in God and CALL WRITE der a con ities to the Rockies” centennial. of Merit for his help to Ital- published an order calling Mimbtr Frdernl D«f ml lnsnronci Corporation fession to atheism ians us impossible," The Israeli government de ,v.\w.w. in Cleveland for the start of communist bap has the Bishops vigorously con- nied allegations that Rev. Nevln Hayes, O. Carm., tism, marriage and funeral cere- newspaper demned communist baptism, mar the Catholic a native of Chicago, has been monies Church sought to riage and funeral services as well convert Jewish in named Prelate Nullius of the The new functions instead of immigrants JOS. as M. BYRNE CO. youth initiation rites the Qiryat Git residential settle newly-erected Prelature of Sicua church services, are to be based I charged with ni in Peru They the Reds on ment “socialistic humanism which is falsifying Church and ac Lands belonging to Robert Edman of St Paul, history atheistic and religious 'More ■i acknowledges no Things Are Prayer 828 BROAD tual events, slandering the and Wrought by ST„ NEWARK MA 3-1740 Minn., for 10 Pope charitable institutions are years general man supernatural being but mankind Than This World and Dreams the Bishops, and generally exempt from the new Pakistan of*».™ ager of the Catechetical Guild struggling for peace, democracy intensifying their drive against land reform Educational Society, announced and socialism " program the faithful to enforce participa that he has formed anew Cath- The Include Detroit Negro Catholics are ob- tion new cerrmonic* olic in dedication ceremonies publishing firm. Summit the obligation for parents and serving a Negro History Week Stating that avail- "jobs are The Dame Press, Inc., which will also act couples to sign promises to be University of Notre able to apostates only," the as jobber and distributor for good socialists and give their received $3,020,052 in gifts and Bishops added that “these other Catholic publishers. children a socialistic education. grants during 1958 methods inhuman and di- Medici, are Franciscan Fathers who "We Ask Job Giuseppe Italian Bud- EAST are rected against the human right GERMAN communist translating ifarfiinal Applicants get Minister, has been the Bible into Japa Spellmans awarded of freedom of belief and authorities have canceled the Grand Cross of the Order of con- an or- to science. They aim at der close the only Catholic St. Gregory the Great making the God and the church in the U.S. Ambassador If Manuel Osso Sainte Marie, people forget village of Sandau. They Have Church." 75 miles west of Berlin. Calls Pontiff Chilean Ambassador to the Holy on During lent and The A council the pypry da/ o( lit* letter concluded with an city meeting in your A See, has been awarded the Grand VATICAN CITY (NC) US u«» Cardinal Sppllman'i CHOICI or East German nearby town of Proypr Book Cross of appeal to Catholies Magdeburg re and Mmol. UNI the Order of Pius IX Ambassador to Italy James D No olh.r book BINDINOS decided pray., will to join In special prayers and portcdly that the "dwell »o A by the Pope Zellcrbach and Mrs Zellerbach fully tatlify your iplritual needi for $3.23-$4.30-$6.00 penance for small ings control decree." If contains for Savings Account” Felice art "you may boa originally- prayen every $lO.OO and $12.30 ('arena, Venetian paid a on need, pypry personal courtesy call O CO On flock but have a mis cited as the motive for seizure of ,rY n’om »"' °< ist, has been commis you great | ? ?i '„V your dally • officially Pope John XXIII and chatted Ida If will the church, cannot be bring God clotpr to applied to to you and Heirloom White sioned paint the Haly Father's with him about 20 minutes clou Bridal to storm in pri kppp you to Him. a of protests from the iditlon at $13.00 portrait. vate audience places of Quern Elizabeth Four More worship. of England is He was accompanied by an If iycil 32s The rwi kwtilery IPMI wpylr writ! Iyr §1 expected to when meeting also explained its |«. ■■my yyyrnl Py«lw visit the Pope embassy aide who said the meet she visits Rome In April. cancellation of the order with the Th* EDWARD Boohs on ing was very pleasant and in O'TOOLE INC. • unprecedented CO., Publishers Cardinal Pizzardo has been de- argument that the eluded exchange of personal lOrarlcHoc. an New closing of the York 7, N. Y. signed by the Pope as Cardinal village's only good wishes church Protector of the Josephite Fath- Popp John would violate the people’s ers . constitutional rights to freedom NEWARK Four more of religious U. S. Ambassador to Spain and practice Reds’ Mrs. John Davis Lodge and their biographies on Pope John The decision to back down is generally attributed here daughter were received in pri- XXIII have now been an- free vate world directed the audience by the Pope nounced for against Need publication communists’ of the Archbishop Gularppe Beltrami, earlier seizure of Aposlolic Nuncio to Lebanon, has The two previously an- place worship. been named Apostolic Internuncio nounced were "Pope John XXIII more to the Netherlands. —His Life. Office and Promise." 0 by Rev. Paul C Perrotta. OP . Bishops . . . of Caldwell College; and "Above 7 Msgr. Manuel Fernandez-Com- All Shepherd, Rev. room a ’ by Ugo 'T dey Garcia, of the Vatican Secre Groppi and Dr Julius S Lorn tariat State been named of has bardi of Scton Hall University Bishop of Cordoba, Spain. The other four arc "The Died . . . Story of Pope John XXIII," by Joseph A Brother Gaibert Lucian, 81, a Hreig, as for sistant managing editor of the Christian Brother 62 years, "Why? Ordinarily the man who has stability and former president of La Salle Catholic University Bulletin, •nd the College, Cleveland, and contributor to ambition to get ahead haa a Philadelphia savings Rev. Victor F. Nlcolle, 8.5. E., many Catholic magazines It is account. A account, in Summit Press savings our opinion, la 73, of Joigny, France, former published by Inc., St. Paul, anew publishing firm an index to a mans character. It evidences Superior General of the Society organized by R <<£ of St. Edmund and a founder of Robert Edman Now/ Self-reliance, a degree of frugality, planning | St. Michael's College, Winooski “Pope John XXIIII An Au- for the future.’•! Park. Vt. thoritative Biography," by Zsolt Aradi, Rev. James I. Tucek, head Motor Tune-up the Rome These the words of industrial of Bureau, NCWC News Chock i are a top executive. Safety \\} Service, and James O'Neil, of the Cooling System \ou don’t have to with them. But agree you NCWC Rome Bureau staff Rotate Tires "John will admit that XXIII Comes to the Vail * regular deposits in your savings Steering and Brakes EPORT can," by Rev. Francis X Murphy, HAS THE ANSWER lubrication account is a .mighty good habit. You not __*_Comploto only C SS R , newly appointed profes- A build for the future sor of patristic moral theology Modernization Loan hut you are able to meet at the Accademia Alfonstana tn if should 6 S,. Sl 4.95 emergencies they arise Rome at our low bank rates!
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THE 4 ADVOCATE Febrniry 13, 1959 Psychiatrist Warns: Delegate to Speak 'Ceaseless At Press Competion' in School May Be Harmful to Children Banquet WASHINGTON A Catholic to NEW \ORK psychiatrist warned ' ers have refer pupils with men- pose (NC) new psychiatry and try to bring • married Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, her® that of Every couple has their formative years, the “whirlpool ceaseless competition" in some -1 tal problems to psychiatrists so it to its knees." according Apostolic Delegate to the U. S., will make the problems, said Dr. Aloysius Miller to James A. principal Catholic schools they may receive proper treat- • Seminarians would Msgr. Magner, pro- address at the may have harmful effects on children. profit of Georgetown University Hos- curator of Catholic annual civic banquet of the Catholic Press ! ment from University of “When academic courses in personality de- but when these Association on 14 in achievement is the only goal of the pital, problems America. He said parents should May Omaha. The banquet will be held “A little knowledge is a who velopment and abnormal psychol- are serious enough to destroy the be school, then only those excel will feel they have any- “extremely careful in the mo- in Omaha’s new $lO million Civic Ten Arch- dangerous thing particularly ogy, which would Auditorium. make them marriage, they are caused thing to contribute to by seri- tive they give for observing the and several society." de- in the case of educators who have more bishops Bishops and effective in dealing with ous mental illness. clared Dr. Robert P. Odenwald of moral law." Governors to j to arbitrary standards of acadcm- gotten a dabbling in mental health problems after are expected at Philippines since 1951, recently psychology,"! or- Among chief causes of mar- • The question of tend Washington. lic achievement. Children should he said. patients' the banquet. left Manila dination, said Dr. James F. Scan- riage breakdown he listed al- for Rome. He spoke at panel discussion! “consent” is one of the The civic a strive always to better themselves, • The Christian psychiatrist lon largest banquet will be a He had been of th« i of Washington coholism, Infidelity, indiffer- secretary during the 10th annual of moral problems currently facing feature of the CPA's 49th meeting j [he declared, but within the lim- must develop a "synthesis” be- He out that the na Apostolic Delegation in Washing- pointed priest ence, excessive complaining or the Guild of Catholic tween psychiatry, said Rev. John C. tional convention. May 12 Psychia-I i its imposed by their individual discoveries of often needs to be to 15. ton from 1932 to 1935, auditor psychiatry able recog- arguing, and laxity with regard Ford, S.J., trists. and visiting professor of which will be coordinated with [differences in talent and intelli- the traditional Christian phi- nize of to from 1935 to March, 1942; and symptoms mental dis- finances. moral “A child should be trained to! theology at Catholic Uni- observance of the 100th anniver- gence. losophy of man, declared Dr. and counselor from March. 1942, until [ ease what steps to take • to Despite attempts “dimin- versity of America. the compete only against himself,” he Zilboorg, sary of Omaha Archdiocese. when named Gregory prominent psy-' not “to make psychiatrists out ish May, 1942, he was IN or . . . even abolish sin," mor- The problem consent said. He objected to excessive OTHER talks: and of arises, chiatrist author. There is 1 of seminarians," but to enable al While Catholic editors meet- counselor of the Papal Nunciatur* responsibility must be as- he said. In competition among students in • Dr. Erank J. Ayd Jr. of Bal- nothing Catholic administering person ing in been in He in doctrine, he priests to benefit the sumed in Washington have Lisbon, Portugal was then, from ex- a mentally ill person tests Catholic schools, saying it sacri- timore to ality in which the subject referred the "tremen- said, to explain why Catholicsl received cordially at the Apos- at 36, the counselor ia perience of psychology and psy- until the opposite is youngest fices proven, ac- may divulge more about himself “personality development" dous moral responsibility" teach- should feel it their “duty" to tolic Delegation, this will be the Holy Sec's foreign service. “op-| chiatry. cording to Rev. James H. Van than he intends or realizes, or in the first time an Apostolic Dele- derVeldt, O.F.M. He said Pope disclosing patients' secrets for will Pius gale have addressed a As long Xll had taught that "nor- purposes \ of research and educa- CPA convention. is and "a mality the rule" man tion. as you livo is assumed to be normal until the • Dr. N. Boudreau ARCHBISHOP Vagnozzi is ex- Eugene of rocolvo a " you will opposite is proved true The Syracuse to arrive in was elected president. pected the United DEPENDABLE end Pope also pointed out that mental Other officers are Dr. A. Vincent States in mid-April, according to GOOD INCOME If illness docs not always render Gerty, Pasadena, Calif., vice Msgr. Achille Lupl, Charge d'- you Invoit your a person morally “irresponsible." president; and Dr. John R. Cava Affaircs ad interim at the Apos- •avl n g i • Most has S. D. ANNUITY scrupulosity its nagh, Washington, treasurer The tolic Delegation in Washington. V. in origin mental attitudes given next who PLAN. convention will be in St. Archbishop Vagnozzi, had children by their parents Louis been Nuncio lhe during in the Spring of 1960. Apostolic lo • You olio ihoro In A tho groat work Missions In School for Rclarilrtl I tho and holp oducating Prioiti and Broth-
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‘vw,i0 ■ ™ c ' " would base been the first to be D killed " n tv a °— zees** He noted that the priests /nc/uded Under Thit "Price of Ameri- ... Revision" Policy Are .. were suspected being can spies because of communist Hi; stone & co/s entire regular stock of decorator furniture propaganda. Franciscan use of Jeeps, the first seen in the ® A area, was also a cause of sus- 1959 STYLES • • PRODUCED BY AMERICA'S £ls£!?E2? TOP MANUFACTURERS picion, the judge said. How- .. SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME AT THE CHICAGO FURNITURE SHOW LAST MONTH. ever, he added: the lOj ALL OUR OWN CUSTOM-MADE-ON-THE-PREMISES "We credit American UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE. friars their zealous work among the people, their parochial schools for all social classes,
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YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR * Eucharistic NEW mWS* "FRENCH PROVINCIAL STYLES IW! omm ES ITALIAN PROVINCIAL STYLES Congress Opens Slipcover GUATEMALA CITY (NO CONTEMPORARY STYLES and MODERN Cardinal Spellman of New York, s£r;f« SWEDISH MODERN DESIGNS Papal Legate to the first ten tral American Eucharistic Con Drapery TRADITIONAL STYLES gress, opened the congress in a STYLES solemn the Calhc Department! arj?"" TRANSITIONAL ceremony at stylo* dral of Guatemala here. tn (ha new end exciting department. and many original He arrived in Guatemala in a 4 CO. often cu»tcm-»ork Stone you lor every The requirement escorted by et ordinary “commerdil price*". special plane a Drape* .. ttyled by expert decor«torx squadron of Guatemalan planes end fitted .. the Slipcover*. cut by ex- Ecclesiastic and civil officials pert* .. the dnpUy of fabric pinera* • greeted him on arrival in Guate tfanoit unlimited in icope (even in- CREDIT TERMS e Your form »n unbeatable *°FRI mala City. saving's grow doding pU*uc) THURS . 01 iRI. , I combwiuoa lew. to icrve you The congress, running from »nd— •' eves, 'til 9 ••• Feb 11 to 15. has brought thou YOU MAY SHOP sands of pilgrims and many faster at interest AT HOME BY PHONE officials here from Ccn %\% Church Call HE 5-2380 tral. North and South America Hid allied decorator will be it The second day of the congress for that future for * STONE & you're saving trip, anew home, or perfiap* home double quick time. No Mass your in CO.KI was highlighted by a in for the of children's education, your will he faster if obligation, count Guatemala City's Mateo Flores money multiplying its at FIRST 320 NAIIONAL. You'll he earning a 3 r/o interest GROVE STREET, JERSEY CITY Stadium Some 60,000 children big * ,l * ~M* ketlroad attended Cardinal paid on aerounts from $lO to $25,000 —and also the * “ t <*>••»< r s tVayae Street Spellman is enjoying roo« •veniencc scheduled to close the congress of making deposits at any one of our eight hanking office* Feb on 15 wilh a Pontifical throughout Hudson take few minutes.off County. not a .. Why today . Mass, followed by a special mes •top in at the nearest address listed below and open a savings account*.* fiSi ii /A sage from Pope John XXIII ' A1 Remember, it's never too early to start sa\ing! ™ Honors Priest rr TV Chapel V Who Died at Dachau Ml J. r : TUK ST v Sfcfl NIJMEGEN. Netherlands (NC) A memorial chapel will be fuist itmxAL haxk ail i—- built here in honor of Rev. Titus |x. HI Brandsma, O. Carm , who died in -3 '■ot ih RSKvim |£oml 1942 in the Dachau ifstl I prison camp i Jirf> The for Father Brand r process f r \ ima's beatification was begun re cently. It is •MAIN Of MCI: s supported by both 'OlO BfRGfN Of lICL •PAUSAOE AVCNUCQfFlCfc a 0" •iioioiiiioincf:' tmt. lanaj Crtj 2$X HjOV* ri.vfr * Lhe Dutch and German hierarchy >rjf a( 41 Hi.l l 1M Father Brandsma was a professor ’tlKfK SOOJUt Office. 'HARRISON Off ICC: WISTIRN at the of SlOPt OfFICL lUT IfK TOU Office University Nijmegen, n»a.pa C 4 n*n*M hnrm Ite fiiiJ M rwm Stjast and was for many years chaplain * of the Dutch Catholic Journalists f... parkin, arailabl. at Ifi.M ofTU.t. Association. Protest Distinctions February 15,1959 THE ADVOCATE 5 Against Private Schools WASHINGTON Protest (NC)-Commis- who teach in public schools. Bishops Filipino Move •ions of two influential educa Almost identical stands were tlonai associations have called for taken by the Committee on Re- * to remedy what they call dis- lationships of Higher Education To Curb tinctions in in Schools treatment between to the Federal Government of the Foreigners public and private schools in the American Council on Education MANILA (NC) there National Bishops of arc some 200 Catholic grade- said to be Defense Education Act and the Commission securely established." on Legisla- the Philippines have condemned schools. 400 Catholic high Both indicated they tion of the schools The Bishops’ statement the* will support Association of Amcri proposed legislation to curb for and 100 Catholic colleges. said that the moves in Congress to amend can Colleges. Philippine* ai* cign-bom educators in this coun- now ready “to undertake clauses which benefits to THE BISHOPS 1959 mis- deny The act. now in provides try as in line with "the old designated effect, nan sion work of private, non-profit school teach- as a special “Mission Year" andi , oor own; to tut for expenditure of some $BB7 dogma of racism." ers oat our own Filipino minion- while granting them to those million indicated that since Western over the next four years In a statement issued at their aides; to for missionaries arc "no longar wcl | perform for others a variety df annual meeting, the I purposes, mostly Bishops that same loans come” in some areas, it is now service that we **r- to needy college students. noted that so-called nationaliza up to to selves have received In inch One section of act tion Filipinos evangelize their the permits bills pending in congress fellow Asians generous measure from th* by college students who borrow Fed provide; (1) that only native-born Seva I Universal Church.” •or* eral funds to work off 50% of FORDHAM: Filipinos The Bishops issued a statement Here is the artist’s view Fordham University’s I may head schools or their loan by NEW of proposed 7½- Iteach recalling that the nation had becoming teachers campus at Lincoln New York. social sciences; (2) that Square, The in the received in public acre building foreground on Col- ■non-citizens the Faith through the South Pole elementary or secondary umbus and that 60th may not comprise Chapel facing St. on the left, will house the work of missloncrs schools. Ave., schools of social more 25% of from Spain WASHINGTON | than a school's (NC)-UA chapel, service, business, education and general studies. The law school and other countries. "Today, in has been Both groups said this “forgive will occupy the j management, and (3) that 60% constructed at the South of structure bordering 62nd St. on the the law of the greater part our national Pole by the ness feature" should be extended right. Joining school and the 60th St. a school s trustees must be personnel of are law and citizens of territory," the Phillippine Bishops Freeze IV to teachers' in private, non-profit units the general libraries, student lounge and auditorium the Philippines. scientific expedition at buildings. said, “the Church can truly be elementary and schools The classroom and in the Noting that the legislation Is Scott-Amundsen Station. feb secondary laboratory building rear, running from 60th St. to 62nd trot" and to teachers in both is scheduled for purportedly designed to promote public St., a future construction phase, is the and private institutions of higher as tower-like campanile to national unity and safeguard the west the law school. The with the roof learning. of building scalloped in the upper right national independence, the Bish- corner is the new home for the Metropolitan Opera, while the semi-circular build- ops said the reasons given for it law are ing facing the school at 62nd St. is the inadequate. There arc com (yoLau£ur Q£irm6 In o# by •«! . . theater for the ptrwn . w» pey dance. A Wedding Reception Iparatively few foreign schools, they said. But it said that be- JJ CATERING SERVICE SAVINGS INSURED TO $lO,OOO at the cause there are not yet enough Cuba members of Launches Land Reform native religious MAIL CHICK PLAZA HOTEL orders in this country, some •r in now! com# Catholic educational institutions Journal Sq.. Jersey City, N. J. CaTer/n Plan to are in the hands of foreigners. tf provides- Aid Peasant Families for all occasions • Dfynified Banquet Rooms "If nationalization of schools (10 to Soo> is imposed upon us by law, HOME HAVANA (NC) Cuba's rev- owners It also tr. • Cuisine safeguards the study a controversial Mohawk Superior law Invali many of schools olutionary regime has launched our will suf- ''office ® Modest prices sugar industry so as to avoid dating degrees granted since 1956 fer," the Bishops SAVINGS tnd Lmk ® Careful a land reform program to cor the said. CLUB Sprcijifint Am. attention to details disrupting of the by in economy Cuba's private universities rcct injustice in the cane j The current legislative drive Wtoocwo 40 (i— iii« St, Nrwart *. j. Phone sugar whole country, which HALL Ricwnow, Banquct*. 1, Bridal Consultant according The law invalidates all and degrees is a continuation of similar CoCXTA/L P fields on farms where more to economists a AITTU, AND ALL TTTtI some needs at and marks CHURCH Mitchell 3-0260 granted by Villanueva Busmiss than 400,000 families live at bc- campaign which failed to win op Social, and Chltxcm Oldfield 3-0100 least eight months to recover and La Salle both Functionl PAWING IK. low subsjstence levels. Universities, congressional approval early last mt oertm from recent Ample Space disruptions. Catholic; Chandler Parking These College, Proi year. All the 9-4; WtD. eviS. to • fJU. families, whose per nation's 27,000-odd Oofjr, Air Conditioned estant; the Masonic income 25 University public schools have Estimates capita is cents a day—- Filipino cheerfully given | MEANWHILE, a government and Jose Marti University, heads and teachers people forgotten by governments a pri Of the 2,000 j committee has been appointed to vate school. Wkjt Oianci, Niw JcasxT and rich alike contributed 40% private schools in the Philippines, of the rebel forces. Of the rest
30% were workers, 10'* unem ployed, and 20% middle class professional men and students. £ / Thus, in launching its agrari m e ar program, the revolutionary L regime not only fulfills a promise EXCITING 3 X M but pays a blood debt to the “guajiros," the Cuban peasants. They provided shelter, guides, Kings FOUNDATION RO ◄ stmEß-wsmar supermarkets food and volunteer fighters on BIG the three principal rebel fronts In the territories the Castro Norm ti. 010*01 forces gradually took oou MAC* over from LIBBY'S Batista, BOOMS they carried out an ex CONTEST! TODAYI MIMIM periment in land reform, and in TOMATO JUICE constructing housing, schools, hospitals and roads. In several v areas they set up virtual small 8 1.00 "republics" several months be- fore they conquered Havana and other big cities. tciwil « |((OUriH( CAMPBELL'S asfnait Castro's men were trying to teach the PORK & BEANS rIOOBS NO JOB TOO SMALL peasant families a bet- ¥ilr? JOB LABOI of life ter w’ay and better agri .1 *oa MtfMiir cultural standards Their *» IMMIDIATI SKRVICI chap- 9 i 1.00 WORKMANIH lains and teachers opened schools IXMRT and also gave religious training to children and adults. DEL MONTE SUGAR, TIIE main wealth of CUT fattens Cuba, the rich, not the PEACHES ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION The zafra CO. poor. or sugar cane SOCI crop lasts two to three months ERSICA 5 ■ 1.00 ATION Of MAINTKN NERSICf) ANCf. RIPAIR a year. With little diversification AND BUILDINO IMPROVIMINT on most farms, farm workers CONTRACTORS without DEL MONTE go much employment the SL of rest the Up till now MCMBCR year cream corn there has been in force a law of "forced tenancy" by which field 0/ujL, workers have a right to the crops they raise, but not to the land
\( In 1958 more than one of third LIBBY'S DRINK and off course SHP the working force in Cuba was ... SP- unemployed or worked only few pineapple-grapefruit FREE --a*: hours a week Of those holding steady jobs about 62% make less 5 i 1.00 RING • Roof than $75 a month KORN In# • Alterations • Waterproofin# • Sid in# B Palntln# • Stuccoing First the government plans to PREMIUM • Bathrooms • Carpentry • Floors PROGRESSO STAMPS A Steps parcel out the vast state-held SWIFT • flatter in# • Masonry • Porches • Conversions • Iron Work • enclosures lands, later the major private imported tomatoes • Violations • Hollywood • Tll in# The law provides R amoved Kitchens B Insulation | landholdings OVEHREADY • Finished • Cement and • General for fair compensation for the Basements Brick Stoops : Repairs 3 1.00
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REV. SUMMIT FATHER RALPH s.v.d. catholic universities sPßiMcneio ivi 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 THE 6 ADVOCATE Febraary 1959 13, Pontiff Cardinal Mindszenty Exhorts Seminarians to Study NCWC S eu-s Service it Title Also Recalls Itles, and of the Servants of for Us, Offered Folouing a translation of an address delivered Venerable Brother, to whole world, both because of It* As Model in Italian Mary. to the faculsty and Undent, confirm in of tba Jesuit-operated Pontifical Gre- Pope XIII every way your words venerable antiquity and becaus* Gregory at most deserved praise. of new VATICAN CITY — gorys University by John HI. undertakings t» (NC) Pope John XXIII cited the Pope XXIII on Jan. 18, 1959- The PONTIFICAL GREGORI- Joy of a Father adapted reminded We Owr most the needs of the times. example of Cardinal Pope the student, of the their AN UNIVERSITY: this third impart special Mindszenty’s for the Faith purpose of training. ’ sufferings Out word Over ‘Eldest Son Meniag u the Gregorian Uni- in Hungary as a model for who Venerable Brother (Cardinal and calls to Our mind Our im THEREFORE. Venerable those are studying for Pizzardo) belov- 'rrsity. U works and mortal When the old father to its under the ed sons: predecessor, Gregory goes Brother, with your own word* priesthood. awd XIII, who visit his elder son, he feels in a special way entreat The of may rightly be called justly We Heaven that each and The Cardinal was sentenced words devout which *• Iht glorious sons of to life by homage have been address- the splendor of the great comfort and joy. He can Ignatius one llnixiarv > imprisonment‘ J every of these studious and r-» Boncompagni thethl> cd to Us who either it Hungary communist on Feb. recall clearly the of see, almost under his eyes and- govern with cau- feelings esteem and venera- family. He followed this univer spiritually formed sons "may 8, 1949. Pope added that there is some- tion Uows watchfulness, who Freed during the short- which We have had with esteem near his most loving heart, the teach know how to thing. ever since Our youth for this dis- sity and special af combine wisdom lived Hungarian therefore, which goes be- ■ it. or who have revolt of October tinguished institution of fection, and almost with spiritual other sons also, brothers among cooperated with knowledge, piety with doc- yond the commandment to learning 1956, he later fled to the leave themselves io any other way to its Ameri- and ecclesiastical love. and equally dear to ever trine, that, when have this and education, of the Chair so they can legation in earth one's relatives: It of Peter. him. and flourishing develop- Budapest where which this city (Rome) The 12 years of his returned to their countries and is the total justly We say pontifi- he has remained offering of oneself, “unlverilty”, that is, ever since. boasts. cate And that visit seems almost to to their of (1572-1585) coincide with religious houses, they all one possesses. “center of scientific disci- consolidate the mutual domestic We also wish to IN AN In this, the first visit which those which followed the Conn- impart a pa may themselves burn and shin* AUDIENCE to God, hr continued, We pline,” "center of granted then In- high stud- ties, received as in trmal and students make as Supreme Pontiff to this ell of Trent in which the heredity from special blessing to all like lamps: and become thu of the Pontifical Semin tervenes and ies.” One may also call it accomplishes His Catholic the elders. the students. Then We intend a! worthy of Christ *ry of center of sac- faith reflowered, and apostles Jesus Lombardy and theology miracles. But we must be “Magnum Lyceom,” that is Now this red it I was illumined by the examples gathering. Venerable so. Our Venerable Brother and and the honor of the Church”; students of the Somashchi Fath- ready, he said, to science, "School of sacrifice Higher Learning.” Brother and beloved Grand Our pleases to of marvelous sons, is en- Chancellor, to join and, according to the expression ers. the Pope cited first the everything for the of Us The great Stefano prudrner and hol- ex- glory the epigraphist, tirely in with these wishes to above all consider brief-1 iness of St. Charles Borromeo. conformity yours, hoping o! St. Paul quoted by you, that ample of Isaac in the Testa- priesthood of at Old and the apos- Morcelli, speaking the Roman mutual domestic ties, nurtured that this institution ment. ly the inscrip- These years, which continued may corres- j they truly may be "messengers tolate. University of Learning on occa by the priestly spirit. pond increasingly to the title it of the the of tion which one until the death of the churches, glory He said that in commanding The Pope then spoke of Cardl sion of a Solemn Mass celebrated great Pon- hears tiff, This, Wc can say, Christ." Abraham to may read on Gregory XIII and of the Holy IN THE TIME truly sacrifice his son, God nal Mindszenty, saying that his there, wrote thus: “Solemn of Our youth, wiß Mass shine with a special light the facade Cardinal of Milan, Charles Bor- asked a superhuman act. sufferings have of | at the the Roman College was a palaes- The been “indescrib- University (Lyceum) of among the other institutions of ARCHDIOCESAN able" and have been this great edi- 1 in the romeo, providentially united in tra of high studies, where the such that Learning, presence of the its kind spread throughout the AUDIO-VISUAL LIBRARY fice to which the same intent, are distin- rich of the his physical person has changed. Cardinals and Deacons." resources earth, the Qalef guished for 300 Calypso He declared that the Cardinal has comes each' a radical religious! laws of nature and the impervi- Broadway We see the same thing here revival; known how to day a for anew splendor of ous of the Nawark 4, N. J. AUTHENTIC LATIN-AMERICAN accept his suffer- peaceful! today to Our great consolation. ways heavens were „ and legion of young the Catholic Church, Spouse of 1 ings, sacrificing everything to the joyful men The "Universitas investigated. S HUmboldt 4-3443 title, studior- Christ. Ei>! i| .* BONGO cause of God desirous of receiving light for Among other things, the as- DRUMS and knowing full um”, of fit Feature Films universality studies, Our predecessors Pius >! well that life belongs to God. their minds, principles for their IV and, tronomical research of Father ! tingly indicates the variety of St. Pius V l» Films hearts, and directives for their contributed not a lit- Secchl formed im- Religious faculties which increase an from tle to this. the 50**1 Pr*e* future But certainly perishable glory of the college. I Educational Films apostolate. year to in number musalsi year and im- «|**S The reads: principal impulse was attributed The Pontifical Uni- and inscription Pontifi- portance, and Gregorian 56.95 to tho are added to the to the pontificate of IISj! OPEN cia Univcrsita Grcgoriana (Pon- Ugo Bon- versity, which is surrounded in | Film P* P»*' principal faculties of Strips theology compagni, the ! E tifical Universi- distinguished jur- Rome by the crown of the Gregorian and ,* t;i: For uh in REGULARLY *lO SO PUBLIC philosophy. ist of the m ty), three words whose meanings Bolognese School, who other athenaeums, and with them Schools and Parish There arc the MilM! faculties of Bibli with 3 f seem to to shine stars. tenacious constancy reduced is united in noble emulation of ijili'Jil Us like cal !* studies and of the Oriental to practice Organization Meetings the holy designs labor, brings its most valid con Communion Breakfasts Church, of Ecclesiastical His- which Follow the Church tormented thb soul of tribution to demonstrate and tory, of Missiology and of Social Ordination Dinners Charles Borromeo, the great suc- render secure the way which In Study, Sciences: faculties which, al cessor *?? < **•> *h* Teaching of St. Ambrose, leads to •nth Wedding Receptioifs as often a more profound knowl- 1. PONTIFICAL: this first though distributed among sever- there as was occasion to elevate edge of the Divine Savior: and Room al Dining word recalls and in a manner of institutes, are ordered and af the Christian faith and to exe- to an exposition of His Lounge • Bar filiated doctrine, CONGA speaking illumines, the profound together so as to con- cute the clear decrees sanctioned in and adapted to our times. meaning of the liturgical feast stitute one body of marvelous the Council of Trent This makes it possible that drum ftrtrMmmf the harmony " our Untrf which is celebrated today — * be GREGORY XIII, just admirer clergy conducted with broad Roman Chair of St. Peter, Prince 2595 BOULEVARD title of the of St vision, and as though Prtc. SII»QS of the Apostles UNIVERSITY: a which genius Ignatius and compelled PETRQ *tcuuu»ir one gives to this his sons, gave to Roman along the sure paths, to those iii.sa JERSEY CITY is feast which Athenaeum in the Col- It a illus- if lege, of a special way, one considers already greatly promoted 'developments pastoral indus- * th# ft trates the supreme dignity and N*n«to 040404 rtrytfwna which should "*<•. the great number of students full by Julius 11, that | try, correspond to FUEL OIL and BURNER pr+tvr—d Urn,, authority of the Roman Pontifi- development SERVICE of which the teaching and of For Reservations Call youthful ardor and discipline, rendered its name illus- example the e t’ROLEUM HEAT cate. It speaks to us all of the AMD POWEt, COMPANY OF n « trious Divine and Suprerrfe j UfTT'l *«'*» QwmfO—- who come here from every through the centuries Pastor. Jes- HE 3-0962 Sovereign Rralm of Jesus part 572 Christ, who redeemed ERCaD STREET N,.wort n t m >«*«TtiMt and nation. Today because of this the us has us J Ml 2-8130 Christ; to enter It the keys are with His blood and very stones seem to His grace and Because of this, a writer of speak of necessary. with celestial ROBBIE'S It. Our mind Is impressed by joy draws us on to And what other meaning have great fame and a non-believer the three words which sanctity able to write In his ran be the words "Pontifical authority was time NI'SIC read oo the facade of this ENGEL to bind and loose” which very expressively of "the Rom- VENERABLE BROTHER. BROTHERS Inc. Schools and one building: Pontifical We Supplies reads an College, that is. the Inter- Gregorian thank for in the "collect” of the you again the words 901-927 PORT AVENUE national I'niversity. Pottoic Mass and the Breviary for this Seminary." which you so aptly directed to As Cardinal Josef Hergenroth- At H«nry Street 429 Moin A day, if the It is justly said that topography Us moment ••This vanu« not way to be fol- a ago: uni- er attested at the PRmcoM and statistics the of inauguration has its ELIZABETH.N.J 8-5709 SAVE 1Y both lowed in study and in the tcach- are eyes versity as aim the for MAil-Poitag* paid way* of this institute, words I Pntorvon history. Now these of salu- ing of the sacred sciences; the two sciences, I mation of ardent apostles of the tation were in 97 Broodwny applied to pronounced 50 dif- of m is the Gregorian Univer- Kingdom God way which illumined and cer- ferent upon earth." LONG DISTANCE SHtrwood 2*3818 languages; and. even if tain only when those sity, express the characteristic! Hackontock sciences in of the universal only 25, as some would have The are in with the teach teaching author 1 Virtues 274 Main Avtnv# agreement it, this fact much Proper MOVING SPECIALISTS ity of the Church, the proves how Diamond SAVINGS ings of the Church, in all the teachingl 2-7447 love and care they in To the Priesthood of which is placed it Newark precision and fullness of mean- given here, who then had such We that ASSOCIATION which fire grave tasks know the students of Local Office 589 Brood Stroof ing with which she like Pentecostal is Moving proposes in the Church. the Gregorian and of MArkot 2-5038 them’ imparted to people of every University, ELizabeth 4-7800 955 Br It Is furthermore recorded other Newir 2,NJ. origin and that, the athenaeums, not only It would certainly redound to tongue. after NFW rO»K CITY CO 3-3160 the foundation of the to the words of the Rom tend attainment of that the great praise of the Gregorian The prophet, Oirect Van ftere NFWAIK MA I 1170 an College, that Pontiff marvelous which »«• te ALL 4* fTATIt which We read same harmony unites if there could not too long ago • Oettv T PI AINFI EiD N J PI 3-7440 University be ap- dedicated himself to the ripe te FLORIDA end The Mass erecting human and divine sciences, Catholic Forum of to it the in the of the Epiphany, intermediate Feints MORRISTOWN. N J It I 6900 Newark plied fully words with various in Rome colleges the but also bend their efforts in f Cemelete Medern f TOR AO • SUMMIT. C» J-320C still resound In Our ears. They N J pretentt which the author of the "Imita- English, the Greek, PmMINm the Maromte every way to acquire the virtues of Christ" embrace magnificently the sub "WILL SUCCESS tion closes the last and the for SPOIL ROCK BOTTOM" college the N'eophites. proper to the priesthood FREE ESTIMATES edcc. writ. today h. iwn lime expressions of csiimMicD RETURN chapter, adoring the August Sac- Isaia, which He erected FREE: ml v.iu.n., m.«a, THE TO TRADITION many similar insti- - We seem to hear RW LOW RATIt "Quick Check Lilt en Lent Olttence rament: again: tutions THESE INCLUDE Rev. John of or seminaries outside complete Rt» In iffect Movin*' F. Davit Seton Hall O of University “All reasoning and natural re- “Arise, be enlightened, Rome: at Milan, lx>retto, purity manners, attractive Fri- OVER search should Jerusalem ... all these 70 YEARS OF SUPERIOR SERVICE never be placed are bourg in Switzerland, gentleness, aound, ardent, exem- 16, 1959 • 8:15 Galway, Monday, February P.M. before gathered together; they or offend the Faith, but are Gratz, Olmutz, Prague. Augusa plary piety, but also, as admon Nation-Wide Moving Agents in All Principal Cilloi should in humility follow it." come from afar. .” ished in the 15th MOTHER SCHERVIER AUDITORIUM (IV . (Sicily) century by the 18) May heaven will it, then, Ven great master of St Micboel 304 From this one can justly asceticism, SL t Hoipitol, High Street. Newark, New sec Jersey erablc Brother and beloved hew Lawrence first sons, the Church had, in every GiusUnlani, Patri THERE'S NO BLARNEY SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR that the and arch of Venice (and University Center complex and most im age with every effort, cared so familiar f '** Doctori forking ffnlronco on portant office of teaching, so for the formation of the Us to guard oneself "with 1 Ramp Rurnol or High Stl.) clergy. Ito l Of High Studies carried AT BARNEY'S worthily out here, may humility and without giving heed 11. WE | PONTIFICAL UN'IVER always be NOW FIND it exceedingly to thoughts and fully in conformity impulses to am- is SITY: this title fitting for all with the pleasing that, after so much bition," and to the supreme teaching au guard against ALL FURNITURE SOLD the great for time, it has fallen to Is athenaeums, the thority of the Church, and may without grave imprudence of “neglecting 9 importance of their any merit Our teaching, it for a long time fulfill its work of own to succeed one's own duties by \ shouldering as Advertised since they exist and to the Exactly flourish ini that Is so opportune and salutary Gregory Xlil on Throne those of others, of coveting high this mother city of Rome near' ol Peter, and to this Pon- for the glory of God salute pastoral offices, of begging with tifical 3 Room Homes Gregorian University as player for special missions and Complete the Alma of Mater studies, en- popular fame" (S Lawrence For the Best In circled at Low Steaks by the most beautiful and : Giustimanl, 1721 edition De Ex Bargain Prices Main St. at • Are., N. noble crown of later ercltio Tempi HACKENSACK. J. athenaeums perfections, vol XI, p and MANERO'S faculties: 600, col 33) The Latcran, the Urban It is The BUDGETEER Col- a great joy for Us. raised OUR FAMOUS lege of ATTN: FREEZER Propaganda Fide, the [ only a few weeks ago to the Chair V. Angelicum, the of and who in Anselmianum, I Peter, the daily Bedroom. the the Living Room and Kitchen Dinette. Filets *3.00 Antonianum, Institutes of celebration of the Holy Sacrifice Sacred Music and Ar- Ourself Excellent condition. Christian call "the unworthy ser PLAN OWNERS the A LA CARTE cheology; Theological Facul- •vant whom the merciful Lord ties of the Friars Minor Conven- willed to place at the head at Dinners Complete *4.75 tuals, of the Discalced His $145. Are you tired of Carmel flock", it is. We say. a joy "ALWAYS $1.50 weekly MINO TMI CHIIDMN" • M.mb.r Dlti.n' Club pay
PARAMUI North In Elizabeth INFERIOR MEATS? SOUTI NO t 7 - ot No. 4 COIf«« 1-1013 The MODERNAIRE INFERIOR SELECTION? Center Open New 3't room* with SIMMONS Hide-a-Bed CONVERT- TOO-HIGH PRICES? IBLE. 2 Club Chair*. Table*. Lamps and 9'xl2' For 5 Pc. Chrome Dinette & Renewed Deaf Mar. 1 Rug, Refriger- ator ELIZABETH Anew center for the deaf will be MAIN ST. AT TEMPLE AVENUE, HACKENSACK, N J. V opened at St. Michael's parish here on Mar. I by the Ml. $2BB. Carmel Guild Rev. Francis Reinbold of St h*» Michael's pay $2.50 weekly been named director of the center by Archbishop Boland ■ i Opening of the center and of Father it the appointment The PRIZE WINNER j m Reinbuld were announced this week by Msgr. Joseph A. Dool mooth thereafter at the center /or lenten mes/s f ing, archdiocesan director of the THE Decorator Home for CENTER'S program will Designed $28,000 Project Mt. Carmel Guild. consist of social, recreational Houses Curved Foam Rub. Sectional living Room Cleaned and ready for the pan. and spiritual activities. Father A Accessories; Wall to Wall Reinbold will be Carpeting; 7 Pc. FRESH ib. assisted by U.PORGIES 29 Georgc Kjint. Mary Lou Pine and King Size Dinette; Renewed Big Screen TV Set Jeanne C. Pine, volunteers being Center-cut trained by Gladys Winters and Mrs B $3BB. SWORDFISH STEAKS ib 59 MrDevitt. Guild officials Father Krinbold was ac- pay $3 50 weekly dalned on May IS, ISM. M nd Then try Packard’s plan! large. Select -studied sign language under 150 other outfits too Rev. Just the FINEST cuts of SILVER SMELTS ib. 39 Stephen Landhrrr. C.S.S.R. Any Room in any outfit The Mt. Carmel Guild Fresh-cut was or be ganized by may purchased separately QUALITY MEATS Archbishop Walsh m MILK HALIBUT STEAKS ib 63 1930 and reorganized In 1955 by ' Prepared & Marked for Archbishop Boland. Activities in Drive Right In & Park Freezing Fresh elude a program for the blind,
• Double the the deaf, mentally retarded, emo- quality at a lower price —and no FLORIDA SHRIMP b 89 disturbed, the and freezers to buy, no salesman’s tionally poor BARNEY'S SUPERMART DISCOUNT commission those to pay! who are institutionalized Fresh, large, select • Buy just what you like the FURNITURE WAREHOUSE buy only OYSTERS 75* Father Field to Talk weights you need! 4°* For Summit CCD 382 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE.. NEWARK • No waste, no inferior extras that usually end long Island Sound SUMMIT Rev William N Open Mon , Wed & Fri. Nights to 9 up uneaten! ib, Fr. Reinbold STEAMER CLAMS 2 55* Field of Seton Hall University MEATS, POULTRY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Benediction of the Blessed Sac- will at the speak Confraternity In Northern New rament Jersey PACKARD’S SEAFOOD—MEAT DEPT., MAIN FLOOR will be offered at 4 p in of Christian Doctrine meeting at tackaid • f tooror flan Mooli. Main floor on Rev. P. 67 RIVER N. J. opening day by John St. Teresa's parish here. Feb. 13 SI.. PATERSON, OPEN MON. Till * F.M. - THURS. A FRI. TIU 9:30 PM. llourihan. Ctodll *vollnb/«. frooMon of mkolotmlo road archdiocesan director a' 8:45 p. m. in Holy Name Hall. Open Thurt. & Fri. Nights to 9 of the fkono HUbbord 7-3000 tor Inlormotiom. SAT TIU 6 P.M. deaf, who will also preach He will discuss Catholic liters the sermon. Benediction will be lure. Ilis talk will he followed by held on the first Sunday of every a discussion period. NEVER OPEN SUNDAYS 1st to Mark Jubilee Beatification February 13, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 7 In Mission Order Near for 2 'Passion VATICAN CITY INC) Play' Now STIRLING Miracles Rev. Turibius G. Mulcahy, M.S.SS.T . attributed to the in- at of two In It's currently stationed his order’s motherhouse in Maryland! tercession Sisters 45th Year celebiated of one Canadian and the other UNION anniversary his ordination at St CITY The “Passion Play,” Feb. Italian been produced by Joseph's Shrine here 12. have formally Holy here and Family parish familiarly known as “Amer- He is the senior of the approved by members of the Sa- priest Missionary Servants of ica’s Obcrammergau," will its 45th season cred Congregation of Rites open with a the Most Holy Trinity and the first meet- member of the society in the children’s performance on Feb 14 at 2 30 ing presence of Pope John p. m in the Pas- to achieve 25 year* in the priest XXIII. sion Play Central and hood. The Auditorium, Ave 32nd St. here. Missionary Servants is Vicar several years as General The Canadian was Mother Ma- Another children's showing a missionary order founded in of the Missionary Servants and rie Dufrost Layammerais d'You- will be held Feb 21 with the Alabama giving Mar 14 and 21 at 8:15. in 1921 also oerupied the post of Mas- ville. foundress of the Sisters of adult season beginning on Feb 22 ter FATHER of Novice*. Charity, who died in 1771 The al 2:30 and continuing PRODUCER OF the Biblical MUIXAHY. a native every A World War of the Bronx, graduated from I veteran, he re Italian was Sister Elena Guerra, Sunday afternon through Mar 22. ] story of the passion and death entered the Armed foundress the Institute of of Rev Fordham University School of Services as of the Evening performances wilt be Christ is Clement M. a chaplain in 1942 and served Ofilates of the Holy Law in 1922 after previous stu- Ghost, com Weitekamp. pastor at Holy Fam- for 14 monly known ily Two dies at Columbia University and years as the Sisters of acts of three scenes each Father 238 Cases Mulcahy offered a Mass St. Zita, who died Apr 11, 1914. Tried and 10 tableaus make Stevens Institute of Technology up th« of Thanksgiving at St The He was admitted to the New Joseph s presentation. play is viewed on Feb. 12 THE AFFIRMATIVE vote of Sacred Several hundred at By Rota annually hy of York Bar in 1923 and to federal thousands peo- Mass the congregation gathered in the GOOD practice in 1925 tended the and luncheon hy NEWS: W. Howard Lee ple. many back after (seated), chairman - coming year is of the Advisory Board of St. VATICAN CITY The invitation Apostolic Palace a significant Preacher was Rev year After four years of practice, Clare's Hospital. Denville, tells board officers and Church's highest court the Thomas O'Keeffe, M.S.SS.T.. Cus development which opens the hospital officials the good news More than 100 he entered St. Joseph Seminary, that the Fund Tribunal nf the Sacred Roman people are in todian way for a later appeal to the hospital's Expansion has its General Campaign exceeded goal From the left thr cast, alt amateurs Yonkers, and later Joined the Rota handed down 238 deci ! donating Pope for formal to are Sister approval con Mary their service*. Missionary Servant* at Holy Trin Kunigunda. campaign moderator; Charles Weldon; Sister Mary sions in 1958, all but six of them tinue the causes until final beati- This year Ala., taking his vows in 1932 hospital administrator; Raymond and Sister involving marriage Frank will Ity. Consecration Apr. 9 fication. Hiltrudis, Jenny, Mary Margaret, night annulment McCarthy He his be seen as Christus, Edward Wet- completed seminary supervisor. cases, according to a summary, At Marvknoll The two Sisters are now in the zel Judas. courses at Catholic of in "The Activity the See as Harold Wallum aa University last the of Holy MARYKNOLL stages of process leading; Caiphas, Robert Fertig America and was ordained in (NC)-Rishop During 1958" as Annas, to beatificaton, which is a pre- Maurice February, 1934 elect John W Comber. 52. of Stack as Pontius Pilate, liminary step toward canomza-1 St. Clare's The marriage bond was an served Lawrence. Mass . Marvknoll Su Eugene Reilly as Herod, Gertrude The jubilarlan for in 119 and tion. The include investi- nulled cases the an will he steps as Mary. perior General, conse Name Societies McCarthy Ruth Fiedler gation of life, writings and heroic Holy nulment was refused in 113 The crated Titular as llerodias. Marie Bishop of Forati Tops Goal six Stack as practice of Christian virturc and- other rases involved conjugal' Claudia and ana on Apr 9 by Cardinal Louise Molteni al the certification of at least two Union James separation, the restitution of Spellman in the County Federation scouts; Fanning, howling; DENVILLE More than Veronica. Direct to Cobh\ new Marvknoll and Another*- / miracles work by God through Frank Jarkiewic-7 of Emilio J. dowery competence Chapel here Assump- Gervasio. publicity; $570,000 has been the intercession the pledged 68 of person, tion. Rossellr Park, was Melvin J. Ac cases were taken under con Cardinal Cushing will preach named Durey, Catholic to date in the known as a Servant of God chairman for the annual dinner tion; Joseph H Expansion l sideratinn hut not completed and Bishop Raymond A Lane, Novak, blood 'IRELAND dance be held Fund con- Kxpcnscs involved 45th to al the Elira hank; James McErtand, Campaign being were borne former Maryknol! Superior Gen truth beth ducted St 132 Ihe Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth, on and literature, and Paul by Clare's of petitioners with 196 eral, will he a co-consecrator Name Auxiliary Bang Hospi- Apr. fi. Federation President iola and Joseph tal. it cases involving poor being SEASON Bishop-designate Comber has Focley, rosolu was announced at a spe people John without Tkach announced the ap tions cial meeting of the hospital ad- heard charge. served as a missioner in Man For Fall River pointment ala meeting Kcb 8 Speakers were Msgr Andrew visory board hy \V churia. Peru and Chile lie was Howard Lee, WASHINGTON (NCI Msgr at Trinity, Westfield V Stefan, federation campaign elected Maryknoll Superior Gen Holy spiritual di- chairman James J Gerrard has been named Passion The legislative committee rector, and Msgr J Sheer The drive has WEEK-END RETREATS eral in August, 1956 an John already exceed Play Titular Bishop of Forma and nounced that there are five hills in. pastor of St Margaret's. Mor- ed its minimum goal of $550,000. America's Auxiliary to Bishop James L. the host I-ec FOR THE LAITY before state legislature re ristown. parish. reported, even though solici Oberammergau of Fall River Connolly by Pope garding Sunday business tations have not been closings St. Fair completed SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD John Anne's. Lawn—John .1 XXIII Msgr Gerrard has and obscene literature The He praised the Enjoy virtual com- Dalv of Little volunteer workers For: runofthe-ship been Vicar General of the Falls gave a talk MEN, WOMEN, diocese mittee will Ihe for in Tourist Class liner report on progress St Therrse their efforts which led to on a 1951 •on at the breakfast Grieff Passion SCHRFfK & sincr of the hills at future meetings bettering the goal HUSBAND and WIFE Play famous for ample menus, meeting on Fh 8 Auditorium Bishop elect Gerrard was born Men were volunteer asked to Conduct** by tW* monks of ‘Park Theater) hospitable service, in New Mass , 9. foi St. TIIE CAMPAIGN Bedford. June work parties al St Mary's Paterson Nicholas was under Saint Paul's Abbey 32nd Street and and good fun. WAELTY 1897 He attended St. Col- Di Risis taken to raise funds for Laurent Walburga's has been installed Ihe $2 Blvd. Orphanage. Roselle, as Pleas* mak* reservations earl/ Hudson • • • million Direct to Cobh • • lege. Montreal, and St Bernard's which has asked for assistance in president Other officers arc hospital expansion pro Writ# lor information t©i Union City, N J SNOW GUARDS - VFNTII ATING Pales Seminary. Rochester. He was or carrying on! Frank Macnnes, gram under which provision will DIRECTOR Or RETREATS o[ Performance! RYNDAM monor repairs Richard Gross, be ROOFING and dained 2fi. 1923 Ixiiiis Coronatn made for 120 additional Queen of Peace Retreat Sunday, Mar. 9*, Apr. 9* May Those who ran help were urged F.ugcne Ixifred beds, House February 22, He assistant do and more operating St Paul's Newton. March I. 8, 13. 22 SHEET METAL was an at St Pat to write to the orphanage John D'Arienzo. rooms, enlarged Abbey. Ni Jun* 4 X facilities al 230 P M rick s Church. Fall River, and ray and an expanded rec St. NIXALITP - tlrd So.rtw Bergen County Federation Joseph s. Union CHv—At the Friday, March 13 and tor of the of St emergency room. mil Cathedral Mary Shipi Ir am Ntw York. LIGHTNING ROOS The first Feh 8 meeting, 20 at 8 15 P M, of the before year's quarterly con members voted Groundbreaking for Aim nil Assumption being ceremonies ml Wirihanptoii. held to donate Special Children's vention will he at Holy a medal to he given at the per- 1* Horn mod Imttmrdmm. 25-27 HAGUE STREET named to his present assignment new additions will be held FILM DEVELOPED formance the annual track Saturday, Trinity, Hackensack, Feb lfi Holy Name future • as pastor of St Lawrence's in the near Black and Whit* February 14, 21 JERSEY CITY N. J. More than 400 meet and vote donations to the Service •Thrift Seaton 7, New delegates are ex- minimum Church. Bedford, in 1956 at 2 30 P M • • CYO and thr 8 Exposure Roll 45 Tourist Clatt for# $174 Oldfield 9-4068 pected to attend mission drive be These Six* Reprints performances —30c will be Rev ing conducted the Sisters Father Burne King Glossy .05 Summer lorn , lightly Speaker llertor C. hy at Speaker Mgkar. Admissions Lcmieux, S S S . national di St School Bar COLOR FILM PROCESSING UmUmd Int clmu mnmmondmttmo, Clothing Drive Joseph's Thomas For Fathers' Club Orchestra, S3 00 $2 00 of the rett named rector Nocturnal Adoration was chairman of the Kodacolor 8 Exposure Roll ELIZABETH - Rev Mar(in*J $1 50 AT,. MICHAEL J. HARRIS Success Told Society. The welcome will be Communion breakfast to he held developed and enlarged 375 Balcony. Riirne. O S B St TOW 5. . prior of Reprints Loge, $3 00 «a TUKU MOTT. I given hv Bev Joseph H Apr .25 cstaiushid ms NEW YORK - Catholics donat Murphy, Mary's Priory. Newark, will be 8 Roll and Holy Trinity pastor Presiding mm Developed 1.30 (Children groups ed nearly 13 million pounds Our Lady of the Visitation principal HIGH LEVEL of speaker al the annual 8m Mpg Developed 15 of twenty or more will be John J Mahadv of are material the Holy Paramus father and during Thanksgiv Msgr Thomas W. daughter Communion 35mm Developed admitted at half price) ROOFING EXPERTS Trinity, federation president Ixi Ing Clothing Collection and re Cunningham, dean of Ihe College breakfast of the Fathers' Club of 30 Exposure 1.15 For tickets or information eal arrangements SHEET METAL turns from are being made Arts and call scattered areas are (f Sciences, Seton Hall Benedictine Academy here Writ* for mailing envelopes or write 71 Broadway. New York N by Thomas F O'Pca 8. Y. still will The CONSTRUCTION coming in, according to University, speak al the sev- affair will be held Mar FR. C. M. WEITEKAMP Whitehall *l9OO Msgr Edward di St. enth annual at RYAN FOTO, BOX 24 530 701 CHUICHIS. SCHOOIS E Swanstrom, Peter's, Jersey City—Rev Communion break- I, the Elizabeth Careret Hotel 351 h Street rector of J, fast It will AND INSTITUTIONS Catholic Relief Serv- William Smith, S. J., director be held Mar B at Arthur D. Sullivan and Neil CHATHAM, N. J. Union City, N. J. ices All Typ* luildlnyi NCWC. of Ihe Institute of Industrial Re Neptune's Inn. after Bam Mass Payne are co-chairmen UNIon 7-6535 With Edward *45 NSW POINT lOAD shipments arriving every lations at St. Peter's College, Scheld is chairman II HI II *-1700 lIIZAIITH. day. collections now stand at 12 8 spoke at the breakfast atu na tar N. J meeting on St. leo's. million Fob East Paterson pounds Shipments of 725 8 Members will attend the annual million pounds have already been Two committees were or- retreat at St Bonaventure's 1959 made to 17 countries. Re- FRANCISCAN PILGRIMAGES ganized at the Ed Slo 1959 meeting treat House the weekend of Mar Catholic Relief Services is the dowski. EARN society president, was 6 The St • rip flying both wart MORE annual Patrick's dance ehrnd trip* to ★ largrst overseas relief named wrelu Halting fimmia * private head of the MEXICO fa-gion of will be held Rhrtne* WASHINGTON in the parish audi and point* of interest agency in the In 1957 throughout ot Imtnaru world it Decency committee and Phil rentral Mrairo beginning and ending lato toruim. Mar 14 An Conception and htatnnral plare* m and about ON EACH DOLLAR and April mem at Our l.edy of fiuadilupf April II Mov I—- YOU SAVE collected disbursed 12 4 mil- of to our Nation's Capitol Befinninc April Simms, chairman the annual bership drive will be Coat ISSO ]—Coat t)S lion pounds of clothing, bedding climaxed to 137 depending on the date Mother's Day Communion break- with Fifteen unforgettable a Communion breakfast an day trlpa On* da * tn| Seminar? and shoes valued at to Cap de la n our $l7 million fast. Society will CANADA Madeleine. St Anne fcnllnan members at May .1 CALLICOON in o..nt>, N Y. PER ANNUM . Reauprr. Rt Joseph • Oratory lend the St and other fammi. Round inn Fordham John's bas- Rhrtne* In the Proainre of Qua two meal*. Man and Mar *1 —* Coot ON All SAVINGS *r**k ,rom ketball at m\Y\ Jun * 11 fo *» Inclutlvo mo Workers game Fordham on Feh Coat lIS to Iff im Telephone depending on the date 14 Mark w*nt* thr** dar Anniversary of week end trip to th* trip* to Rt Anthony * Plan Holy Hour Id Mlmnni on th* U *at Rhvlne and hlatnrlral plarea CALIFORNIA l SI. BOSTON around oaat Tra**l out th* Michael's, Union The Cardinal's Trial Roaton. Franciscan via NEWARK The to llouae of North*rn rout*. r*turn Southern Catholic n »la rout* r.arh Insured annual St Patrick's card Bv * B,,rh N " h '*‘«'nln« A»rll >♦- Accounts Up To $lO 000 Telephone Day VATICAN night «p*nt In fin* hot *la. two meal* dally. Employes of New CITY (RN'SI _ Va CM?*MI' Iran* party and raffle will he held in portatlon. *tr - fapt 34 ta Oct IS—Cast Hit. Jersey will hold their annual Dean officials joined Hungarian Ihe school hall Mar 17 Chair for Hour more information on a and Holy at Sacred Heart refugees ala special Mass offer truly refrething memorable vacation, enjoyable man is George Sheridan ed NUTLEY SAVINGS and Cathedral on Feb, 15. Services hy Cardinal Confalonieri in to both young and old, write to al the Feb will Speaker 5 meeting the start at 3 p m Basilica of St Mary Major Fr. Arnold F. Allen C. Brown, 0.F.M., Franciscan Circle was Bradley, Advocate to Family Msgr Thomas dean commemorate the annl Glllhooly, circulation 10th 125 W. 31 st N. LOAN ASSOCIATION Seton manager Street, New York 1, Y. of Hall University, Pater- versary of the conviction nf Car Morris will be the County Federation—At QWif H«»r» 10 t l»f f,i4rn 244 CHESTNUT STREET son. speaker Chair dinnl Mindszenty, Primate of n lift, r Ihe first man is Mrs Marion Jochum. meeting conducted hy Hungary NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY new officers, Presidenl Vincent In an article reralling the an- Fitzgerald announced the follow- niversary of the Primate's im Note 'Film ing committee chairmen: Sunday' prisonmcnt, Ossorvatore Romano, SYDNEY, Australia ( RN'SI—A Timothy Reddington, public Vatican City newspaper, said the "Film Sunday" observed in was morals; John Landi. retreat drama nf ( ardinai tlie Mindszenty" Sydney Archdiocese to re has group 2; Paul Bangiola, legisla- now lasted 10 years It said mind the faithful A of their respon tive; Robert. G he I 11l Jr HP Ml - mix The Chrutian Brother! Novitiatr <( Mom I*a Salle u 1 in California The fertile 1! Napa Valley. Valley'i grapei Just a few of the thousands of hi fl cultivated foe ond stereo cabinet wfth which •re The Chrtanan Brother! Burgundy ways Modernoire serves the Modern Ear. Cobmets, with or without components, From the dedicated labors ore individually designed by Modern- oire experts to your tostes for listen- of devoted men ing ond beoutiful living ‘designed Fellner come the wines of by Robert great ond Mork J. Furst '(She ) /(fhristion (Christian ') Brolljnj! FEAST THE PURIFICATION: OF Pope John XXIII has a warm smile for Bishop Martin J. O'Connor, rector the North American College in Rome in front of (kneeling Brothers the on the the Pope), candle of occasion of presentation ceremony in the Vatican, Feb. 2. To the left of California of Bishop O’Connor is kneeling seminarian Frederick modernai re Philadelphia. Waiting in line are two Rouf, 4. N*w Helldiser of other Americans, Rev. James Paramui, J.rwy. Uu our »0-do AN oaoaa foundio in ••»*. bums, fbancb y no chars* plan and Corden of Gary (holding candle) Msgr. Joseph Emmenegger, vice rector of the Pmmm and SUM. tac, aota dMrtbuton. Nm Varti. K.V., CMca«o. W, San FmncMca. Call! North American College Graduate House. 8 THE ADVOCATE February 12, ItSf From Nero to Mao State Scholarships THEQUESTIONBOX Higher education in the SUte of New Jersey fate than the many other bills which have died Mon Rev. la the concern not only Welter W. Corn,. Immecolett Sme- of the Governor and the in the previous sessions. Concept,on legislators tyit also of it* citizens. For the ,lMr7> Darlington. Remtey P. 0., it editor ot Tbe Qmetlion Ban. past Education ia a great need in our state with two years an attempt has been made to have Qnrttions mey be tobmitted to him tor enttvet in tbit colomn. a the thousands of high school graduates knocking bill passed in the SUte of New Jersey which on Q. the doors of our colleges every September. Krery so often I hear of •bout your possible vocation *nd would provide a scholarship plan fair and equit- Our legislators should give serious attention to or find a prayer left la a church follow his advice. Ask him *ls® able to all its citizens. This bill would supply this need of educated to with the printed 1400 great an citizenry, and P*v request about your desire to love God scholarships for suitable candidates who are means of the loss of that certata devotions he not avoiding any academically per- snd your fear that you do in need of asstsUnce scholarship and have col qualified student cannot to formed who afford go to and copies of the prayer ‘love Him enough. Advice and legiate ability. Scholarship examinations will be college. It is the of seat to or left for responsibility tbe present others. Whit direction by a regular confessor given for the selection of these candidates. to attitude generation work and plan for the future gen- should my he on such form the best first step toward Scholarships winners may select their college. erations of America. things? any religious vocation This bill recognizes the right that the citi- New Jersey, the passage of Senate by Bill A. In the first look read zen should have to select the of place, for Second, Msgr Furlong'* college his own No. 2. will be following the of example many the Imprimatur If this not column in this ts choosing (comparable to the G I. bill). is paper It found Secondly, other states, particularly New York, which years had, discard the matter entirely. in every issue and it of it endeavors to use the facilities the' treats existing in ago followed this plan of selecting needy stu- SUte and to Devotiona should bear the Bish vocations from viewpoints. thereby obviate the enormous cost dents for many scholarship grants and permitting them If of building duplicate facilities. op's Imprimatur or they ahould you read that column regularly to choose the and to college university attend. not be It seems that everyone spread you will soon learn the require- is m favor of the pres- Hopefully do we look forward to the pas- ent Second, even if the devotion ments for religious bill before the Assembly. Senate Bill of a vocation No. sage Senate Bill No. 2. Its success will re- 2. which would bears the Imprimatur, feel per- To any readers thinking of th# accomplish these objectives Our to dound the credit of the Senate and Assembly fectly present legislature is now free to tear up the leaflet religious life or of the priest- acting upon it It has of a serious 1959 who faced up to problem and or already passed the Senate and paper. Devotions are volun hood. we repeat the counsel: it is before the solved it. The parents of the recipients of these House. It is hoped will tary. not compulsory If you have speak lo confessor and fol- that it have a better your scholarships will be the one* most grateful. any doubt at all about the devo- low his advice. tion forget about it simply Q. If someone has damaged Thirdly, do not make copies of another's ear, ran hr make res- Advances prayers in Integration and leave them titution for the damage by giv- churches with the request that charitable Under ing to a organize' n pressure from their own others do Do Supreme ber in their special statement upon the subject. the same. not fol- in the victim's name? What is Courts in support of the United States Supreme Legal or form low such suggestions. They segregation any of compulsory arc my obligation if the father of Court's requirement of reasonably speedy inte- segregation by its nature a in the nature of chain letters I the of very imposes stigma _ one whose car was gration public schools, states m the South of Destroy inferiority upon those who are segregated It is the copy you find and damaged has repaired th* have begun the slow process of accepting col- a matter of historical fact that segregation in break the chain. at his into their damage expense even ored children public school systems our country has led to oppressive conditions and While some people spread to though he was not responsible It seems have taken the loss of the a full denial of basic rights for the Negro these things through simplicity,’ for it? term of school for their children to convince who concerned with Few are the problem there are some who are religious that A he enough parenU you cannot refuse Hestitution should mad* obedience of racial relations would object to gradual solu- fanatics, and therefore to some to to the American courts and yet retain America the victim of unjust damage tion to the problem, although there is grounds extent of unsound mind who Vocal had and not to politicians advocated -a variety lawful charity However, n* of for disagreement on the meaning of the spread these prayers because resistance programs in is not responsible for damage in- and parents great num- that adjective "gradual ." The Bishops gave a working they think they have a "mis bers had gone along with them less he did it deliberately >od Under legal ac rule of at least •ion" God do good faith, namely a sincere from to so They lion if it these programs were outlawed until the and solve the unjustly; was just an ac- earnest effort to problem. Gradual are not thinking straight Why choice became stark and real. cident he does not have to m ako ism must be more than a cloak for inaction; it •hould they be allowed to disturb the Parents first saw the the good damage handwriting on must be less than rash impetuosity that would us hy their folly? wall of integration; and politicians would he now seem sacrifice the gains of decades by ill-timed and There seem to no ill- Q. after the to be the Immediately climbing on bandwagon, considered ventures. obligation toward the father who slow-moving I be. wrrkday Masses have seen though it made the unless In the school question in our good loss it waa Southland, as the usage of blessing something Perhaps the present speed of is the his integration in housing problem in our North (for we like car a coffin In the center aisle. the right pace The courts seem willing to ac- would be ostriches indeed to locate the In racial What is the of cases of this kind we suggest in meaning the cept an "integration principle" policy as being of the Mason problem wholly south Dixon line), it he you discuss your case with the safest and blessing? May done every your ultimately the speediest road to there is need that sober responsible and minded day? confessor complete integration When with integration few Americans of all religious faiths in all areas A The object in the aisle dur- Q. In the case of a mis- involved is seen to work without real harm, the of our land seize the mantle of from leadership ing this is called carriage should the child bo door to complete integration in ceremony a schools can be the agitator and the racist. Courageously and catafalque. It ia intended to be christened? wider open. ' swung prayerfully, now is the time to act a representation of the coffin, A Yes Even if not fully de- Thus we seem to be backing Words into equality The problem of race relations must be solved and is with if of thus a structure a veloped. or even of treatment for in stillborn, all races our democracy Events the Warning in the school controversy in South black that Baptism should be conferred rather than facing moral covering resemhles the upon boldly the duty of equal prove that it will be. Christians and Catholics, the As the is treatment that God and the coffin child. water beinif Constitution impose including you, can determine the speed and les Louis Francis The ceremony is poured, the words are pro- upon us. Enforced segregation cannot By Budenz a liturgical be recon ten the clash with decades of prejudice First the "Humility St. nist cc ,-mony of blessing and nounced "If you are alive I ciled with Christian view of our fellow Is truth,” said I 1 International in 1935 A prayer men. must come your interest, next your prayer, and spe- among the guests The Latin for of baptize the of tlia This, the American Bishops last Bernard in the heart of the Mid- cial from Moscow American the soul some departed you in name taught Novem then your prudent action. dispatch to Communist Parties are dle person It almost the in Father and of the Son and of Ages, The saying is applicable The Worker from is same George Morris, 1 strongly represented among the in America prayers the the Holy Ghost ." now as we review its labor editor, reads: guests." as ceremony per- the formed the of the 21st congress of the Com- over body de- the "THE WORLD significance of Unless we block the com- Strength of Catholic Press munist Party of the Soviet Union. ceased on the occasion of the the munist In this congress is also pointed line country and from the This sense' of up burial church, after the of in The Catholic in this is by the presence hundreds of Latin America we are due InYour Prayers press country a strong faced with the tame rising costs of material and true humility—- funeral Mass. Asa liturgical press Its strength is evident from the number invited guests of almost for a Soviet offensive against us production, but the support they have received which makes every ceremonial it is a sacramental of the of new diocesan and Communist Party in the world. in name “peace" and of newspapers religious maga- from their subscribers has enabled them, not us strong for the Church and will bring remember these your deceased It has "settlement of nnes now being published, from the increased the largest fraternal repre- the Berlin cri- only to continue, but to grow ever stronger our principles j spiritual help to the soul of the priests. of these sentation sis" which dev- circulation publications, and in the wide- This is Press Month in history. James Jack- may prove if he needs Catholic We want to but keen in rec- | departed it. spread influence for good it is on the son. member of the national ex- astating. Archdiocese of Set cork exerting salute the Press Department of the N C W.C. and weak- In ognizing general, the sung absolution and the nation ecutive committee of the community the American Catholic for Com- To do will Rt. Rev Msgr Joseph H Me*- press the truly out nesses will that, we have to of the catafalque is permitted Some indication of the munist of growth of the Cath- standing efforts they forth during the lead us Party the United know the true definition of Red han. Feb 14. 1936 put past to con- after Masses celebrated in black; olic press can be seen from the States, and Negro leader Rev Edward following fig- year. Their coverage of the spectacular is terms M O'Malley, Feb. Catholic fess that we and even after Misses celebrated In 1948 there 215 ures were active members events of 1958 that 14. 1938 news is a clear indication have not yet in another color provided the of the Catholic Press Rt Association This figure they have come of Rev Msgr John C McClary, age. mastered the priest retires to the sacristy after includes newspapers, and book Feb magazines a few It is during this month to 15. 1092 customary applaud mysteries of communist seman- Mass and then, vested In black, In 12 publishers 1958. just years later, the mem the efforts of Rev Charles J Doyle. Feb 16, Catholic publications However, tics This be The Faith in out for the of the CPA could fatal. Focus cqpies blessing There bership had grown to 581 active also 1950 we want to express sincere gratitude to those Nikita Khrushchov in his con are some days of the year when members The secular press, the Rev on other hand, who are responsible for the Rt Msgr Andrew J. really respected posi- gross "transition this liturgical is not reports that during the last 10 report promised ceremony years, 217 tion of the Catholic " Schonhart. Feb 17, 1956 daily press—the subscribers. socialism have from to communism permitted apart from a funeral; newspapers disappeared Last Monday Roland made awards Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J Ker- Archhishop call the these of rank of This was a to comrades would be (easts high The strength the Catholic press and The nan, Feb 18, 1933 is a to outstanding young Crusaders, the schools Promise to pledge themselves anew to the in the Church calendar glowing tribute to our Catholic people Not only Kept Rev Henry J Campbell, Feb. successful they represented, on the subscription overthrow S. forceful of the U I must they meet the rising costs of Q. am thinking of becoming 1945 practically campaign conducted lasf November In his re- 18, But the New Times everything to maintain and even York By W. a Sister. I cannot seem to. love William themselves their marks the Archbishop his Msgr. Shea S.T.D. Rev J. farlin, Feb. expressed heartfelt could what George , families, "only say. in citing God. Please tell how I but they have sacrificed that such things to of About His me ran 20, 1948 appreciation these young apostles the press, a year before death, empty signs, of Christ's Khrushchev promised, that "the Body and what Is as churches, schools, hospitals, etc necessary for a re- . as well as their teachers, priests and the whole Our Lord promised that He and in parents Soviet Union itself to Blood They believe the Catholic publications, which contribute is beginning ligious vocation. to and Catholic family for the The would give His followers "Real " successes Advocate toward the His Absence Martin Luther, of the move communist uto- A Please do two are so much a part Catholic w*y of has flesh to eat Ills things living, achieved in its comparatively short life " and blood to htwever. could not TfcAdwifeaie bring him- continue to pia No stress was placed upon First, talk to confessor increase in number drink (John 6, 48-59). This your May the recording angel note every effort self to such a denial Christ's The secular that what this promise signified of newspapers discontinued performed by each to the means, have Official Publication th« of them spread king as we seen in re words, he acknowledged, "are that. for communists, publication were forced to do so because of the dom of God com- rent that He " Archdiocese of Newark and of tho on earth through the medium of the weeks, pledged Him- too strong Like Catholics, he rapidly munism cannot be of rising costs. Catholic publications proper self to institute Diocese Paterson. are Catholic press the Blessed Sac recognized that Christ did not Hours reached until the whole world is Forty the in Most Rev Thomas rament. Holy Eucharist, say; "This is a sign of My Body A Boland, under Soviet control. be which He would really, truly, and Blood" He said expressly STD. Archbishop of Newark and IF THE TRUE significance of substantially present to pro- "This Is My Body . . This Is Archdiocese of Actear/. Published weekly by The Aitorat* soul " Publishing Corportation. Mod Rev Dating Khrushchev vide our with spiritual nour- My Blood Teenage words has been s Feb. 11. Itlt Thom*i A Boland, hT D . President! would be ishment lit lundiy •# Lint Rt Rev Msgr Jam** A llughr*. I’ A Carmen, in the opera, sings that I grasped, there not the , "Love is can give?" The delightful Italian expression » Had Our 1-ord merely meant Rt Thomn Aqulnii. 32 Ludlow Rt . JL D . VG . Vie# President. Rt Rev. the like a gipsy in that it " present flippant talk about From mere fart that lie Nowork M*gf . knows no law That for "1 love you" ia "Ti voglio bene want negoti- that the bread is a sign figure James F l-ooney. A M Secretary; 1 or Rt M 4 Ave ations with Soviet Russia and made such a promise Henry .. C. Bayonne Rt Rev Msgr Caesar M Rinaldi and about sums up the modern we can of His He have viewpoint on sex. your well-being." There's a world of difference body. would been Rt Mary'a. 2.341 Washington An . Du Rt Rev Msgr Paul Knanpek PA, of be that courtship and The hints compromises and con- sure Christ kept it. even of mont Trustees. 31 Clinton Rt . Newark 2. N J. marriage major problem between that kind of love and juat plain flesh guilty deceiving the Apostles the Bible Mt Carmel Broadway. MArket in is that cessions if nowhere recorded 99 Jersey City 4-0700 with falling love the couple lose their attraction. —simple men who werr accus- Member of the Catholic It the Feb 11. 1«S« Press Associ- heads would be thought that we fulfillment In fact, however. balance, they lose their as well as their Youth doesn't look tomed to understand their Mas- Ind Sunday e# lant ation Subscriber to the NC W C New# usually beyond tomorrow, Service had enough experience with Sacred Scripture does the Rt Cos turn ha s 23 Hiomn St . New hearts but must report ter's words literally —and F.dltortal Board in company-keeping they be trained prac irk Most Rev Marlin W. Red double-talk In tbe bitter actual institution of the Holy Eu- Stanton. R T D Ph D Most Rev Walter When this basic emotion all Rt Ann • fPoltihi. 2»l . . first sweeps over to take the long range view tically Christians for 16 cen- St Paul . A.« . fruits of the A. visit. charist In their accounts of the W Curtis. STD. Rt Rev Msgr W|U youngsters. It leaves them I. Mikoyan turies Jersey City stunned, mystified, Before it comes time to "fall in love," That is unthinkable! St John's. Ridge White Mam r Law lor. PA. U. D . MR. Rt. Because of fawned Last Supper which Jesus took and Sts Or fascinated —and disturbed and so many us Rev Msgr William C Ifeimburh. Rl. Boy girl gravi principles must be firmly rooted Our children As testimony of ancient Chris- on him and fell victims to his with the Apostles before His Rt Rev Msgr Joseph H Brady STD, tale toward one another but (hould Josephs E Third Am and Wal- naturally, why, grow up with a mentality which takes tian faith In the Real Presence Ph I> . Rt .Rev Msgr John J Dougherty, words of "trade” death. Matthew. Mark, nut Rl . Roselle they don't know and "peace- Luke, RTI. . SA D . Very Rev Msgr Georg# really They hunger for one Chrstian laws, ideals second we may for practices, as na ful and his the quote, instance, the W Shea. RTD: Very another, but the coexistence," we have Paul in first letter to Diocese of Paterson Rev Msgr John appetite, though intriguing. ture Through grade school, this thinking should words written around 107 A D J Klley. Very Rev Msgr Thomas M. created Corinthians describe the wonder by grave uncertainties Reardon. LI. , Is, at the same time, puzzling. be worked into the St Ignatius. Bishop of Antioch. Feb IS. ltS* R Rev James W O'Neillj implanted, system, spiritu faith ful event (Matt 26 26 Mk Rev William N Ftold. Rev Edward A. stimulus concerning our good , 28; lit lungay at Lent The initial comes from sex; it's little alized by —then when love He complained of a Rt Rynan. Ph D prayer (or its 22 Lk. Cor small group Joseph s. 17 Flm Rt . Newton among our allies. 14, 24; 22. 19 20; 1 1 Pateraon Repreaenlative Rev Carl J. wonder then that sex plays such a dominant facsimile) and will won't of heretics that comes along, judgment 11, 23 25) "They abstain Feb 11. lttt Wolain. " In Khrush- lnd Sunday et role in "romances If his congress report. from and Lent Managing Editor Anderson subsequent teenage they be stampeded There must be a positive carry the Eucharist prayer St Mary's. Floyd Blackwell St . Dover Price Yearly go steady, if are in chev also played heavily upon "And while they were at Subscription 14 they love, then why shouldn’t over of home and Church teachings to the turbu sup- because they do not confess that Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Second "the Class postage paid al Newark, their be proletarian international- per.” St. Matthew tells us, "Jes- is Mary, tl Maple Ave . Morristown appetite appeased, just as they pause lent post-Confirmation period, adolescent will, the Eucharist the flesh of our N J under act of Mar 3. !S7» which for a Coke wheq thirsty, ism" allegedly reigns us took bread, and blessed and suf- or a hamburger after must undergo an accelerated program of hard Savior Jesus Christ, which the controlled the movie Youth is the time for for among Soviet b:oke, and gave it to his disci- fered for sins." fun. games, emng, strengthening to idcet the crlsea ahead our countries, evidenced in the Dec- 'Take so sex becomes the most popular ples, and said, and cat; sport of all. Teenagers want to play at being grown-ups—- In the third laration of the Twelve Parties, this century Tertullian, They think they are in love, but is my body ' And taking a actually, they secure, self-sufficient, mature Well, then, let of wrote "Our Moscow Africa, flesh are only some of made in in November, cup (of wine), he gave thanks experiencing love's more ex- them triumph over the trials of company keeping feeds on and of AROUND THE PARISH 1957 With that he the Body Blood citing * coupled new and gave it lo them, saying, 'All symptoms Perhaps we underrate them, perhaps should we blasts Christ, that our soul may be self at "the revisionists," of you drink of this; for this is Sex is centered, love is not Sex challenge to be with " says, them different, more con nourished by God And in the which in Red parlance means "How far can 1 go?" love "How In the my blood of the new covenant, says. much fidence outcome. next St. Cyril. those who would weaken the century Bishop of which is being shed for many Jerusalem. declared “What communist determination lo lake unto the forgiveness of sins’ ." seems to be bread is not bread, over all non-Soviet countries From St. Luke and St Paul we but the What Ain't So? Our added Body of Christ; and what know that Lord "Do KNOWING THAT Khrushchev seems to be wine is not this in remembrance of me." wine but would enunciate such the of Christ." Someone had circled the after the of additional Blood lines with red pen- fall the first man, free will is totally Thus did our Divine Savior in- overthrow there bad been vows to all non-Soviet cil, but really no need to the extinct" (DB 160a) and the Council of Trent, stitute the most precious of all “ the communists in words Jumped off the . . the to governments, page: . idea that mustered deal with the innovations of Luther sacraments, the Holy Eurharist, this had takes place only and country as in all others learning through drudgery, that Calvin, had to insist that, even though all giving the Apostles their First Mass Calendar distributed thousknds of if it isn't hard or unpleasant, it isn't in copies and learning men fell Adam's (all and though there is Communion, celebrating the the the or not ol Declaration of Twelve it’s worthwhile, that children are natural- no rising apart from grace, "still, free will is first Sacrifice of the Mass And. Parties form the ly and must be to in pamphlet on in Feb 13 Sunday. Flret Sunday of lazy forced work (much as our by no means extinct in them, for all that it is saying "Do this in remem of the 21st That Double of lat Claaa Vtolat No forbears believed they born to eve congress. was of were complete weakened and distorted in Jts powers" ( DB 793 I. brance me," He made the Cl Cr. Pref of Lent. Moscow's followers and to provide depravity original sin). Now we know that But after we have said all we can to minim Apostles priests, giving them the Feb IS Monday Monday of lat and friends with the means these ideas 'Jest ain't so' . .“ the fact 4p do Week In l-«nt Ferial Violet. No Gl. lze the offense this passage gives, re , power what He had Just to"' 2nd Coll A The Frank A. Mcßride Company Mechanical Contractors Heating, Plumbing, Sprinklers, Budget Plan at little .. as 10". down, up to 24 months to No Air Conditioning \ pay. charge on 80 day account!. GOOOMAN'S-JERSEY COODMANS-CASTLE CITY • 75 Spring Street 830 Borgon Avonuo Hudson Blvd. ot 56th St. noar Journal Squaro Paterson, New North Borgon Jersey Hllj Open Mon., Thur»., Krl., Nights tea Open Every Nl|ht to 8 30 to 8:30 Established (0 Years Other to 5:30 Telephone: ARmory 8-1*34 Except Sat. to 5:30 days Park Free at Plenty of a Borgen Garago Parking Spaco 1 Block North A 10 TH E DVOCATE February IS, 1959 Filth Disease Peak Ticket Demand , , Ignorance For 'Veronica's Veil' in Asia UNION CITY Plight of Many Matinee performances Feb 7 anti B the opened season for "W* were aghast at the filth, 451 h consecutive “Veronica's Veil,” Passion St dliease and ignorance In which play being staged at Joseph s Theater here. Both theae villages wallow.” writes a performances were well attended and Rev. Hu- missionary doctor. None had for the bert C P Society Propagation Arliss. . producer, foresees the possibility of an seen doctor. ever a None had ------—- record this year A1 aver an of the Faith seen American. Each roatfy been reservation* have re The playrrt hive been direc- case seemed more wretched Archdiocese of reived from Newark group* in Phila ted for thr past six weeks hy than the former. delphia. Most Rev. Martin W Stanton, S.TJ), PhD.. LUD. Camden. Trenton. Scran Victor Rcllarosa. Stage "The man- old men were covered SI ton, W likes Nr* and Mulberry SL. Newark 2, N. J. Barre. burg agement i« in the hands of with tight yellow parchment skin, Phone: 2-2803 Hartford There ha* MArket even been William F. Schreck, who has the children with the sullen Hours: 9 to an from Maine Dally. a.m. 5 p.m.; Saturday. 9 a.m. to it enquiry held that position alnce the knowledge of pain, the gnarled Diocese of Paterson: first show In 1915. Hlx FATHER 111 BERT brother, •old women with burnt • out recom 1,. Rt Rev MsgT. William F. Louis. J.CJ>. mend* Charles Schreck, rontinuea fevers, bleating jungle boys early reservation* in view 24 De Grasse St. Paterson as chief electrician. 1. N. J. of the interest already *hown bleeding from the nose and dy- Phone: ARmory 4-0400 Performance* ing the agonizing death o( are given on Satur Hours: 9 to 5 WHEN YOU BUY. tell the cholera Dally, a.m p.m.; Saturday. 9 a.m. to 12. day evening*, Sunday afternoon*, salesman hia the three you saw ad In The “In la.*t Sunday evening* of one village we visited ev- Advocate the Lenten *ea*on. and the Tue* ery child had a gagging case ofj of a world [middle slum! Docs day of Holy Week whooping cough. Dysentery and not this imply a duty?” malaria are rampjpt We saw 11 ABBEY The answer is clear. The ad Obituary lepers in our first month. Every .dress is that of your diocesan It la a holy and NURSING where pain, disease, distress'l wholesome ROBERT director of the Society for the I to pray for the This is much of thought dead HOME typical of so Propagation of the Faith: Most that they may be loosed from rm Asia TREAT 86 VAN NESS PLACE Rev. Martin W. 31 Mul We "How j Stanton. their gins. recommend to vivid and stabbing the > Off Clinton berry St., Newark 2, N.J. of Av«. realization j the prayers our readers the that America’s man- 3-0303 repose of the souls of the fol- HOTEL Bigelow -of magnificence sits in the Eastern People Alto lowing who have recently de- PARK PLACE. NEWARK MALE and FEMALE Pray With Rends parted this life. AGED CONVALESCENT, and your the C. cordially invius CHRONICALLY 111 Buddhists use beads Mos Joseph long lems RESERVATIONS FOR Lic«n«*d by Stato of N. J. Bishop Stanton use beads saying at each Margaret Molloy NEEDLE WORK: j Ursuline Sisters have been PAtKINO AREA one: "Great is Allah." Mary Ann Hojnowski from Belgium conducting a school Their ro* v in fine lace COMMUNION In Newark has A. needlecraft at India, since 1906. NEWARK I ary 99 beads to suggest the Anthony Magnier Chota-Nagpur, Here a Sister inspects 99 of the handiwork six women BREAKFASTS will make attributes God. such working on the same Bishop Stanton an as of piece of embroidery. goodness, love, beauty, appeal on behalf of the Society trust The ORDINATION Moslems for the Propagation of the say the camel knows the 100th but DINNERS Faith on 15 Stanis- it a H. Feb. at St i attribute, keeps Adult Union Asks Joseph Browne laus Church. Newark. Rev. secret. Sodality WEDDING Adalbert Klczek. We do not want the Eastern pastor. RECEPTIONS people to stop saying their "/Save Bishop Stanton is deeply beads Company We merely want to take them For Eucharistic Crusade giaateful to Father Kiczek and at OTHER SOCIAL I*o4 - cut of the rut of repeating the OU« 54* YIAI - I*s* to the other pastors of the FUNCTIONS NEWARK The same invocations through the in Archdiocesan Panelist* will base their talk* 1 ber* will attend Oritani!'' Archdiocese for their coopera- a series of troduction of the mysteries of the Union of Adult Sodalities has peti the statmrnt integration Institutional tion in making these appeals on on Indoctrination sessions given by • Catholic faith tioned Archbishop Boland to in issued by the American possible. Bishops experts on racial problems. How Eucharistic Modern oir conditioned much wiser and happier augurate a Crusade last Fall. Before undertaking I Men's Sodality groups from St Cleaning Supplies banquet FociUtie* - fin# they would be If in the Archdiocese engagements, they only any panel mem- John the Baptist, Fairview, 'OUSH and food and i#rvie# olwoyv • ItOOHj • BRUSHtS know that life is made of A resolution requesting such a St up Rose of Lima. Newark, affili STANIfY J AKUS ASH CANS • MATS • SOA* three The crusade the mysteries: Joyful, was adopted by Sodalists to ated with the Union at TRAVEL Pray the meet • • CATHOUC LEAGUE the St wa* SPONGIS PAHS Sorrowful and the Glori- Union at a meeting at Francis tor ing Directors are Rev John Mr ous! Xavier here Feb (.oaaril Success • roiin paph parish on 8 Guire and Rev. George Keating P Union JERSEY CITY-The Arrh- • MOPPING fQUIPMPNT The missionaries, with your Stanley Kosakowski, Four PILGRIMAGES women s groups applied (or FOR and in the diocesan Union of Adult Sodali- RESERVATIONS papp* • paph towns • cups help prayers, are teaching president, commenting on affiliation and await approval. appeal, said that "Christ ties will hold a special retreat pagan people the mysteries and in the Call MArket 2-1000 278 Street how the be the day at Our Lady of Sorrows ANNOUNCEMENT Wayne to say Rosary of th>- Holy Eucharist must cen- was made m to EUROPE Church on Mar 1 of Blessed Virgin Mary ter of life" if'vse are "to live the here at 2 30 a course on "The Introduction A KNOn HOTEL N. J. per annum Jersey City, life of Christ members of to pray for the success of the of tho Adult Sodality as the Program" ALIERT W STENCH. Ar.ild.nt Mlnderten 1-0471 Ecumenical Council and featuring visits to Mystical Body announced to be given at St. Paul's. Green ON INSURED John For 20 Years Such a life, he said, is de by Pope ville. Jersey City, on Keb 18, 25 SAVINGS Rev Robert of and ROME..* LOURDES manded by "the character of our lx-nnon Our Mar 4 marked the Lady of Victories will the of Rosary Crusade times, by war for give Margaret Hoenlg Jersey City ASSETS OVER ar.d IRELAND, FRANCE. ITALY, men's minds, the ever increasing conferences preach at the was named chairman of tho in 545.00Q.000 To S. America spirit of secularism, the break concluding Holy Hour Travers tenor life committee She will SWITZERLAND and the BELGIUM down of family life and the at Holy Hour will be led by be aided hy Mane Donovan of MORE THAN I-OS ANGELES Rev Pat " _ Rev. Stanley M Remnants mounting of racial tensions Grabowski. I Newark Speaking at the meeting 25.000 SAVINGS rick Carpet Peyton, CSC, has ended director of the Adult Union. i was John Durak of Bayonne. MEMBERS after 17 years what he calls his THE UNION announced that "novitiate" GREENC's for and is ready to be it is organizing a speakers' panel Floor MLOIAN UMfIJ AIRUNIS Coverings gin anew job which he thinks to discuss racial problems. The 329 BROAD STREET MICHAEL ZARRILLO will 20 is in REV. take years the spread panel being formed answer of the Columbus Fior Convenient Offices: NEWARK Church of Our Ledy of Mercy, Family Rosary Crusade in to a suggestion given to Sodalists Knights of N J Whippiny. America at their recent national conven- HACKENSACK Free Parking HU 3-4422 Father Peyton has returned to tion l.eo C. by Auxiliary Bishop St. Thomas More Jer- That Men t Berry Sts. 9 te 4 Couneil, at 9 am evening the Open this his of St ] city, where he launched Byrne Louis, executive The ’til I sey City first memorial Knights will honor the Marist daily on Mon. crusade 17 for director. years ago, to plan episcopal sodality Bishop Mass and Communion 17 DAYS it 'breakfast Brothers who teach at Marist the South American venture. He out that the nodal CLIFFSIDE PARK Byrne pointed will be hold Mar. 1. the break High. that | 740 Anderson A«e. EXTENSIONSTO OTHER revealed mobile equipment ity is well equipped to work for fast in the Opeh 9 to 4 being held clubrooms ' v will '' he used and that field racial justice. Greenville Council, daily 6 te 8 on Eri. Better 2 ' EUROPEANCOUNTRIESAVAILABLE per- following 8 am Mass to be said Jersey City get v sonnel will consist of a Spanish —Harold Ruvoldt DEPARTING NEW YORK by Rev. Albert Stegle at St was speaker at TEANECK one’s never congregation of Sisters who wear Nicholas Church the monthly meeting and traced AUGUST 74, 1959 secular clothes Cedar lane at larch Are. Open enough' Breakfast speakers \yill be Rev. the history of Greenville Council to 4 Other depirtures April thru Sept trucks, 9 daily 6 to 6 on Erl Jeeps, generators and Cana Calendar Anthony J ODrisroll, O F M , and the Catholic Action role other field equipment is being the of for lof or «ol*o« ■■■■ of Si Bonavenlure Monastery, played hy Knights Colum PALISADES PARK collected. crusade in His South Edward bus Paterson, and Patten, 753 Briad Ave. Open 9 to 4 (E«lt|altr Qlraupl Cragur America will feature showings of CANA Secretary of the New Jersey State SUNDAY. Fit II daily 6 te B on Mon. DIPT. II the 15 Rosary films produced in Belleville Council—A statue of Newark. Bleaaed Ricnmrnt Cana II Department V 11. N V X- n •ROADWai. N Spain and premiered last at the Blessed Mother donated by year 7pm SAVINGS INVESTED COlumbut S 7100 Trinity Coonril. Hackensack— BEFORE the Vatican pavilion at the T enafly. Ml Carmel Cana I PL 3- Tony Moro was installed at the Boland will be World's Fair Archbishop guest clubhouse entrance and blessed THE 10TH OF EVERY West Oranft. *1 Joseph s ( ana II RE of honor at the annual C'ommun by I 2910. Rev. Francis Ignacuinos MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS Hillside. Christ the Kinf (ana 11. Mar 15. It ion breakfast. will chaplain, nn Kcb. 2, two days ho VERONICA’S VEIL 7 .70 pm Ml *0933 be held at the Trinity Council the FROM THE FIRST. Oranif. St Venantlus. (ana 11. 3 fore monthly meeting. A com OR 3-2W3 p m clubhouse after 8 a m Mass in mittee to aid retarded children Union City. St Auiuitlne s Cana 111 Church 770 pm IN 4 0707 Holy Trinity has been organized with George AMERICA'S FORTY-FIFTH Jersey City St Patrtrk'a Cana 111. Star the Sea Mahler serving as chairman of the 745 pm I IF. 4 7134 of Coonril, Bay Morristown. Assumption Cana L 7 group. CANADA MOST POPULAR onne Rev Clement SEASON - 22 P m JE A «30* Englert, C SS R , will the 1 DRY 8 Kearny. St < ertlis. ( ana II 2JO inaugurate 21st Coronation Fort P m WY I 47711 Council. l,er— PASSION PLAY PERFORMANCES annual John (ashman Clifton. ( la-cture Aims and of the Sacred Heart ana 11. 7 purposes Knights the r,R 2 411* HI-SPOT, zesty , clear, bright, pm Scries on Feb 15 at 3 p m. at of Columbus will be explained at Friday. Feb 19 Whe councils lemon Over 20,000 Plainfield St Marys I Victory Memorial taste-awaking drink. Fam- witnessed it last year. (ana a meeting in the CYO Hall at SUNDAY. FIB 21 Building Other lectures will be Madonna on OPENS FEBRUARY 7 CLOSES MARCH 24 Newark. St Michaels Can a I 7 p m Church, Fort Lee, ily-Size bottle. Delectable mixer! given on successive Sundays dur- HU 5-7374 Mar 2 at 8 30 p m LEMON SODA PERFORMANCES FOR CHILDREN Jersey City. St Paul s Cana I. 7JO ing Lent DE P m J 2.107 Saturday and Sunday Matin*#* 2:JS PM. Proceeds from the series will Rutherford. St Mary s Cana II 7JO February 7th Ith 14th ISth 21tt —21 th GE 4*4.31 council March 7th 14th Hit pm hel,. maintain the s srhol Elizabeth. St Mary's Annual 2JO Children's arship program at St Peters Tickets in groups of 25 or more —75 c p m Sunday. Mar 1 Sins la Ticket* far CMldran SI SO Prep. Holy Family Academy and Garfield. Ml Vtr*tn (ana I 7 pm Marist School Is AFTERNOON A EVENING PERFORMANCES FOR ADULTS GR 2 3341 High Chairman Newark. Mt < armel Cana 111 7JO Anthony Martin. MATINEE - 2.30 EVENING - 8:15 pm MA 4 2071 February 2) Sunday Dumont. St Mary's The annual memorial Mass Matlnea March IS Paaaian Sun. Matlnea Cana 111 7 pm for Fabruary D IS Saturday Ivanlna March IS Paaaian Sun. Ivanina DU 4 0717 deceased members will be said at. March 1 Sunday Matinee March 11 Saturday Bloomfield. Sacred Heart Annual. Ivanina St. Church March 7 Saturday Ivanina March 21 Palm Sunday Matlnea 730 pm PI A 1040 Henry’s on Kcb. 23 March Morristown. S— Sunday Matinee March 22 Palm Sunday Ivanina Assumption Cana I. 7 March 14 Saturday Ivanina March 24 Tuaaday Ivanina a# pm JK A 0706 Maly Weak PRE-CANA Caldwell Friends Front 52.50 Entire Orchestra Feb 13 23 -Newark. Sacred Heart Balcony $2.00 • Vailsburg» SO 2 2A97 and Teh 23 Mar 1—Elisabeth. JOHN 1 Balcony $2.00 $1.30 Si Mlchael a Mark 10th Year J. MURPHY H.. El. JJ3O7 FREE PARKING Special rates for groups of 25 or more. Mar IB Glen Rock. 4s You'll like St Catharine a CALDWELL The 10th an CO 1 424ft All CONDITION'D Call UNion of the THE BRASS HORN City 5-2325 Mar. 1 A Eaat Oran**. St Joseph's. niversary party Friends of SO 3 2R97 Caldwell College will be Sp«lalliU( In HOMI MAD! It for Mar held Banquet Room* Available for VERONICA'S VEIL 14 Paterson. St Joeeph'a Hos- THEATRE pital Reservations Frh. IS at 4 p. m at the college to be made with Ravioli Cavatelli All Occasions e Open 14th Central parish priests Daily Street at Ave., Union City, New A musirale will be presented Your Pleasure Jersey Mar Sl3 -Union City. St Augus Manicotti Cl>«rry t W O’and Iti IliaabuHl N. J. the tine's. HE 6 360(1. by college choir Mrs Carl J Willenborg of Hoboken is 3 PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS chairman Undtr Pirional SuptrvltlOfl ONI Of NIWARK | RItTAURANTS ROUND a. a cONDir/ PVTfR lIVINTO HIVING THI UITIMATI I. Italia. 0/V//v TaaWt. All faada taabad 40th par ardar. Serving Term 925-31 West Sid© Av© AULISE’S e also rimiiA # As Club Treasurer J«r**y City. HE 3-8945 UNION CITY Located on cor. Bloomfield and Clifton Newark - William F. Avet., Kl board of directors . . . BANQUETS auNtll AIMAIPtHO HO It UNION. N. J. ERNEST Uni and Continental Kitchen Rev. Hubert Arliss, C P . spir iouti n. n Dancing Nightly itual director, conducted the in • Luncheon - Dinner MUrdock 6-4666 Luncheons and Dinners ewiss stallatmn Schreck was absent , AltO A LA CARTt All CONDITION'D fOI TOUI COMFOIT officers TK Mt Una Hall lor Portia, when other were install M || |B| and lonquata Member NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS ftervtn* the Called ■ ▼ ed in January <■ Eaßhlo Pk... Tlrkuna 5-MAR State*, ' anada. Mailro and moat foretcn countrtaa. Only Funeral POMPTON LAKIt N A- U 1 Raota 101 - Director* tn North Hudaon thia aervlco P.laraa.-Hamburg lu.np.ka providing Tha Original Tuesday Luncheon Special Friendliness Manhattan PRIME RIBS OF BEEF $025 Tho character of labor Planning GRUETERS hen Motoring Vitit the friendly * . . it* impressive BAKID lOAHO POTATO £m background, it* enviable trodition* . . . plu* the FAMOUS tbo*o. Engineering Center CHRISTIES f JJ FOR ITS FOOD largo variety of coikott on display and tho quality of A La Carte MANHATTAN - A *5 million' O'watvl Country . «| Modarota tho Service, mak* it a wito choice. ITIAKS. LOISTIR. •/ O.mng Prlca engineering renter will be built "Est. 1914" Bor A Grill FROGS LIGS Kitchen Open Til 0 • I* M 441 N. J. RAILROAD FULL COURSE at Manhattan College, it was an- AVI. • lANQUIT PACILITIIS • °N THI PLAZA (cor Wrt*hi St > Newark. N J Sundays I II II E nounced by Brother Augustine ('toeed P I NN D f LEBER FUNERAL HOME Philip. F. S. C., president, at the LAKE MOHAWK C K J alumni society's 90th anniversary CORNER 20th ST. an* UNION CITY r SPARTA, N. J COCKTAIL LOUNOE BOULEVARD, banquet. THREE CROWNS TELEPHONES) UNIon 9-1100-1101 RESTAURANT No date set the LUNCHEON has been for SMORGASBORD Out Srrvitt u Available to • Every Family atari of 3&jzr American German • construction although de- LUNCHEONS Swiu Cuisine ot . . . DINNERS Regardlen Potential Condition tailed have been 1 Oaya July and fra* plans drawn. Opa* Auf. 11 aaaa HU daaJn They envision a two-section NEW JERSEY MONTCLAIR, ciotro wroNcsoArs structure. Lourdes Remembered To Start 'Late Vocation' A Bath in Maty's Spring By Anna Mae from the Paterson Buckley spring In bottles to these women as they prepared in home. Others Society Somehow I know the water carry immersed for the bath and listened to I themselves in it was eold, Vet. remember no as graphic their prayers “Jc veux By William F. Judkin tacts with seminaries and the prayer for sensation of cold, no instinc- spiritual or physical salue, orders and he'll be Marie, pleine de grace PATERSON If you have a vocation for the priest- able to par- tive recoiling health. ticipate from it. ...” Over and over, the Hail hood started, it occasionally in special Twice but feel you're too old to get take from This was the water of the daily they would queue Mary, mostly in French. prayers and devotion* consider- one who old miraculous up outside the knows never too ed spring at Lourdes, long low brick you’re suitable for men who As 1 followed Instructions re- (later The "one who is Pat in France, in which I bathed buildings —one for men. one knows" life than usual) last moving my outer I feel thev may clothing rick F. " summer for women into which is Flood, course counselor have 'call.' tried to capture their spirit of a pumped water from at the College of Arts and Sci the mira- faith “Hail Mary, Mr. Flood's activities in this TIIE THINGS I do full of remem- culous 100-yeai old I cnees, Seton Hall have spring. ...” of University, been based on the ber about it grace The groans sick* premise are saw lines South Orange. 1/4 mile long - peo- that a man is never too old women, sometimes their t* The other painful Mr. women bathing ple ’waiting in silent prayer for Flood, father of 13 chil- consider the priesthood there: shrieks, punctuated the mur- as a poor women, ragged their turn at the baths. dren, five of them in religious vocation. He's been mur of prayer. An attendant be proving it women, twisted and pained life, was a co-founder of New for 26 a years. THOUGH I HAD much gan preparing the girl on the women heard York organization to assist A litter in those native of County Longford. about the Lourdes baths, I our compartment. I The voices: praying voices, was with "late" vocations. Since 1933, Ireland, he taught utterly noticed that her feet and Latin for voices of many accents, unprepared for what I legs this organization. weep- originally many years in the and were withered and Catholic ing voices in experienced there twisted and known St. voices, agony. as the Patrick's Cleri public high of New covered with schools York And The sounds sores. “Hail Mary for my own feelings: were the first cal Club belated vocations, has City awe. ” and before shock full of retirement in and and As I entered grace . . My lips sent 300 tears, nearness to the bath graduates on to ordina- 1955 of ihe trembled was chairman Latin heaven, building I heard first and I couldn’t keep tion diocesan and shame for my own a cry of as priests or mem- Department. Theodore Roose- anguish and my mind on the prayers. small faith. a splash. I knew, bers of relgious orders. velt High School of A course, that invalids bathe in woman came out of the Now Mr. Flood is spearhead FT WAS AT the height of the the of IN miraculous waters: yet, bath and now it was the in- a similar group bring formed 1933. WITH Rev John Cor- pilgrimage season during the strangely, it valid's turn. An bett. S J he had never occurred Attendant mo- in Paterson. At the invitation . founded St Pat- of the centennial year Blessed to me that tioned that to and under rick's Clerical for many of them un- I was enter the the patronage of Club belated Virgin's to apparitions St. Ber- dergo intensified pain in the bath when the girl with the Bishop McNulty, St. John the vocations The present director nadette at Lourdes. Over five process. withered legs had been brought Baptist Late Vocation Society is Rev. Edward Garesche. SJ_, million pilgrims visited the Many voices rose from the out. is bring established here and with classes at St Francis Xavier’. shrine the start 16th during centenary, bathing compartments as I will its program Feb. 28 St.. New York City. which ends 18. FOR A MOMENT I shuddered Feb paused in the long corridor. No Bishop McNulty will be present “None of the students there." The pilgrims at the of this said assisted at one was in conversation all thought following for the opening ceremonies. Mr. Flood Mr Flood, "were less than sick and Mass sometimes as many as were maimed girl into the 25 when they praying, aloud and un- started classes. LOURDES BATH: This rare THE 20 being celebrated simultan- water of the hath Immediately photo shows the interior BASICALLY, program of these ceasingly as they prepared for “The purpose classes," Must were older, in their 40s, eously. Millions received I was ashamed of the thought. of a bath at the shrine Our at Lourdes. It is consists in providing opportunity said Mr. Flood, and that Holy the bath. The attendant hur- of Lady "is mainly ex meant they were con- Communion, ried In fact, I was suddenly ashamed for those with late vocations to older participated in the me into one of erected for the Lourdes ploratory siderably than that when the com- in a building centennial, study procession of the Blessed of many things —of my well- Latin, if they did not have is they " Sacra- partments, gently reminding which concludes Feb. 18. "It an opportunity for a achieved ordination made it before; to ment and the evening torch- clothes hanging beside or participate in re- to find out whether Mr Flood that many people waited out- man or recalled two parti the of fresher in light procession each day. They poor rags these holy bather These training classes Latin, i not he has the to master cular instances One side ous bath atten- the miraulous waters of ability priest was The classes start Feb. 28 and sang hymns and prayed cease- I women, of my press-pass which dants Latin before he takes drastic 67 years old when he found myself In an ante- are volunteers from all Lourdes. 1 prayed for the in- a was or- had will be lessly They wheeled invalids to gotten me into the bath held Saturdays from 2 such dained and in room the bath was hidden countries and every walk of valid who had bathed bQfore step as giving up his job is now a parish in to 5 the shrine sick without waiting in p m . at the Paterson Chan- and over 50.000 a canvas line as they life 1 have no way of know- for ‘going away’ to a seminary Rochester Another. 45 by awning. There are mo. the pitifully poor wom- years old went to Lourdes had. of my fear, and of cery Office, 24 De Grasse St Order. when started during the in the my ing whether the European in the anteroom. or religious he Latin, now holds building perhaps a doz- prin- en year earthbound soul, who Those who "He'll number of en such compartments consist- my inability cess was helping in the are Interested be able to meet other a important diocesan And of to did. AS I MADE they partook the water of and pray as they baths that of the my way through may address Mr. Flood there, cofigemal men who have similar posts in the El Paso. Tex Dio- an anteroom a bath. I day was one , of the the miraculous spring, The who assisted crowds to the gate of the care of the St. John the Baptist ideas; to hear talk cese dug was one of nine women in the crippled girl was brought women me a once in a from the sand SL Domain of Notre Late Vocations of by Bernadette anteroom out sobbing, and still praying is Dame, Society. while about the nature a vo This emphasizes four of us on There always an attendant another factor at the of the of I-ourdcs, I still with Consistent with his for bidding Mother each side, and "Je veux salue, Marie, was dizzy experi cation, the opportunities serv in the St John thr one. an invalid, who speaks your language. Her Baptist Late God. and of It encc In ice in secular instrumental in many on pleine de grace ..." I the thrill my experience. promoting belated voea the and religious Vocation a litter in the middle. stepped instructions were prreise: I Society in Paterson. cures since tions, Mr. Flood outlined then. into the bathing was as though 1 had been out has prepared an priesthood, by experi There compartment. was to descend the three steps is no restriction as to home THERE WAS AN Two of the and extensive program, from atmosphere attendants were quick to into the world for a while, preliminary cnced speakers seminaries residence "We'll take them SOME PILGRIMS contented tub. recite the Act of from here that was new to had not returned. to the actual classes Feb. 28 and religious communities me, and help me into the great canvas yet quite on anywhere.'' said Mr themselves with Contrition as I walked about Flood. catching water almost I A letter is to be sent vocation mysterious. watched robe still wet from to "He'll receive advice and coun the previ- eight feet through the water directors of all sel to and also SI religious Orders, as studies con PPORT toward the statue of Our I.ady Named our advertisers Finnegan asking that they refer prospective at the and far end. then kneel, older candidates for the priest- submerging my body, and re- For Rerum to hood the late vocation society turn to the steps Novarum so they may start instruction Serrans Still Seek Award without of time IT IS SO HARD to r'emember loses St. what I JERSEY CITY Joseph F. Anthony's Guild in Pater HOLY thought and felt I re- HOUR son is Finnegan, director of the Fed- reprinting 5.000 copies of Parents member a flickering realiza- 1946 of Nuns eral a pamphlet written Mr tion of the source of this water Mediation and Conciliation by I Service, is this Flood. This has been revised and in which stood the Mother year's recipient ORANGE 1.000 Approximately and nuns God of the Rerum Novarum Award brought up to date. Its title is parents of occasioned it to come of "Fostering have already signified their intention of forth 100 St. Peter's College. Vocations —a Short attending the Sacred Heart Cathedral year ago, and it con- Holy Cut Hour Mr. Finnegan, the 11th to be to Heaven," and it be to be held at Sacred Heart tinues to pour forth by the may Cathedral on Apr 12, eited, will receive the award obtained free by writing to Mr Vocation thousands of gallons each day. Sunday, under sponsorship of the Serra Club from Very Rev James J. Shana- Flood, at the St. John the The w ater has cured people of Baptist of the Oranges han. S. J St Peter's Late Vocation Society, 24 De incurable illnesses, I recalled. , president, Barents for who have given an increase of until 4 at the annual Green and White Grasse St., Paterson. a vocations to 3 P.M. Greater it has sin- The pamph still, helped daughter to religious life, regard the Sisterhood. dinner of the of Business let contains a partial list of ners to holy lives. This is School mem less of where the min is The Club still bers of the New club who now serv- Serra is attempt- Lourdes, where Mary Immacu- Administration. Mar. 15, at the York ing, will be honored at the ing to get touch with Military Park have been ordained. serv in many late stood barefoot the Hotel, Newark. on rocks ices at which Bo parents to them The award is conferred The classes, Mr. Archbishop invite to attend, of the an- Flood em- grotto just outside, I land will He also the phasized, and preside will Holy Hour nually on a Catholic who has are free so are thought. I am unworthy. impart Pontifical Benediction of Those who have not yet been Sponsored by the distinguished himself in labor- the textbooks. There Is no obli- do the Blessed Sacrament. contacted One thing, I know, I did , have been asked to management relations by his gation for any student to con- get not think of the withered girl tinue Special sections of the cathe- in touch with J. fidelity to the principles of the toward the priesthood i either Walter who had just come out of thu dral will be set aside for the Nicholson (11 Papal social encyclicals. should he find he does not have pa Wittkop Place, bath. and their Catholic And 1 did not remember rents nunsiaughters. if Mill burn. DRexrl 64674) Mr. Finnegan was appointed to the vocation. or Jo-’ that ! Telephone it was cold. The attendant Mr. Flood the nun is able to attend. Inten soph B Reilly Employees his is to be (233 St.. present post by .President faculty ad- Prospecl had the lion for the ine by hand. I think, of Holy Hour will be East Eisenhower In 1955. A native of viser the new society and will Orange, ORange 3 3084). I as descended the and steps North Adams. Mass , he attended teach the advance class—those of New began to walk Jersey St Francis Xavier High School, who have had previous Latin In- “Oh my God. hrartily I am Columbia College and Fordham struction. There will be another sorry . . ." Then I sub- was University Law School, New York instructor for the students Just in the merged Lourdes water at City, receiving his LL.B. degree starting In addition, the society All Divisions of fool Mary's statue, and I rc- will from the latter in 1931. have a spiritual director, a memtxT Tw-Vdvoeale nothing of my return, priest to be appointed by During his service with Bishop of the the my discarding canvas McNulty February 13, 1959 federal conciliation agency, Mr. 11 robe, or even whether I thanked Finnegan was instrumental in the attendants securing agreements In the West- inghouse Steel Monsignor Thomas YOU ARE NOT permitted to and Big strikes in Gillhooly 1956, the Longshoremen's use a towel after a Lourdes strike 1957 and bath. I dressed quickly. Some in last year's newspaper strike New York preaching pious that in people maintain they LIVE find their bodies completely BETTER..^ dry after the hath, I was wet, Relic of Cure d' Ars lectrically though contact with the warm air of the anteroom made me Going to Cathedrals dry quickly. ARS. France (NC)—A relic of St I glanced ever so quickly at John Vianney. Cure d'Ars, the tie reverent women wailing will taken on a tour of FLORIDA their ■Hik turns. , . Je veux salue, France s cathedrals prior to the J Marie, pleine de beginning of and grace . celebrations on Mayi the of beat- the of Like rylhm a heart, I marking centenary his ing death. 0 Then 1 hurried from the building, out into the summer Trenton Newspaper day, quickly to the grotto where Mary appeared to another girl Honored by K. of C. dressed in ragged clothes 100 YOU TRENTON (RNS) - The Mon- years ago itor. newspaper of the Trenton My prayers were of petition Diocese, was honored by Council that I well the might use graces No 355 of the Knights of Colum- that were made available to bus for Thinking of retiring? Looking for here instilling a deeper me this day and that and ■ place to build that dream home free my pen more profound knowledge of from ance might be acceptable, of the Catholic frigid blatU? Wondering how you can religion among its thanks for the honor of atiure yourself of congenial neighbors? Looking testing readers *or help in financing that project? 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