60,000 CHILDREN IN CRUSADE AGAINST INDECENCY

The Refiftter H at the International Newt Service (W ire and M aii), the N . C. W . C. Newt Service (Includinf Radiot and Cablet), FUNERAL RITES Itt Own Special Service, All the ^mailer Catholic Scrvicet, International Illuttrated Newt, and N . C. W . C. Picture Service. SIGN PLEDGES Local Local A way has been found to Edition Edition tax private charities. Five ARE HELD FOR PROMISING TO Catholic hospitals in the Dio­ cese of Toledo will pay the state of Ohio approximately $2,400 a year in sales tax for BISHOP WALSH COMBAT FILTH meals eaten by sisters who staff the institutions and by Maryknoll Co-Founder Declared ‘Greatest Move Sponsored by Magazine Is Aimed at internes and student nurses Eradication of Obscene Newspapers who receive no salaries. In­ That America Has REG(Name Registered I in the U. S. Patent Office) quiry by The Catholic Chron­ And Magazines icle shows that in 1935 these Given to Church’ VOL. XII. No. 17 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1936 T W O CENTS hospitals did approximately New York.— The paid impressive Indianapolis.— The pledge of the Junior (^rusade for $190,000 worth of charity tribute to the Most Rev. James A. Walsh, M.M., Titular Mission Leader Passes Away Clean Reading, a campaign sponsored by The Catholic Boy work. Only one of them Bishop of Siene and co-founder and superior general of magazine and aimed at the eradication of obscene news­ operated without a deficit. Marj'knoll, at a two-hour funeral service in St. Patrick’s HIGHPimSE papers and periodicals, has been signed by 60,000 Catholic Half of the Ohio sales tax Cathedral here. boys and girls. goes to public education. With Patrick Cardinal Hayes, Archbishop of New The campaign, begun in November, enlisted the sup­ Catholic schools asked for York, presiding, the Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass was port of Catholic boys and girls between the ages of 10 and aid from it, but were refused. celebrated by the Most Rev. Archbishop Edward Mooney, 18 years. Its Salient points, embodied in the Crusade pledge, are: “Time” recently declared Bishop of Rochester, in the presence of 18 dignitaries of v ; *' “ To refrain from reading any magazine, newspaper, that “ in many a U. S. hospi­ the Church, 30 Monsignori, 500 priests and 600 nuns rep­ resenting 35 religious communities throughout the United book, or periodical which contains stories or articles of an tal the clergy are not wel­ immoral nature, or any periodical which contains reading come unless patients so re­ States, and 3,000 members of the laity. It was declared here that the St. Louis.— High praise for the matter that might be considered quest.” The reason assigned ceremonies have not been equalled achievements of the Sisters of St an occasion of sin was that “ patients are irri­ by any similar event for solemnitj Joseph of Carondelet was voiced Gang Stories Banned tated by tactics which seem and the representation of high by/the Most Rev. Christppher E. “ To refrain from reading ar­ Former Ministers Educators Score Byrne, Bishop of Galveston, in his prelates of the Church since the ticles or stories dealing with gang­ little better than spiritual sermon at the Solemn Pontifical obsequies for Cardinal Farley. sters, murders, suicides, robberies, ambulance chasing.” Mass at the new Cathedral com­ The Most Rev. John T. McNich- hold-ups, underworld tales, and the memorating the order’s centenary. As might be expected, the olas, O.P., Archbis.iop of Cincin­ like. The Most Rev. John J. Glennon, statements brought editorial nati, who was associated with Bish­ Cominunisin and “ To refrain from reading peri­ Ordained Priests Archbishop of St. Louis, was the op Walsh in the establishment of odicals which contain pictures or protest. One priest wrote: celebrant of the Mass. 'The Arch­ the Catholic Foreign Mission so­ advertising of an immoral nature. “We have both the duty and bishop also spoke briefly. ciety and the Foreign Mission Sis­ “ To refrain from reading comic Bishop Byrne traced in detail the right to see to it that our ters of St. Dominic, delivered the strips which are suggestive or im­ the work done by the sisters in this At Beda College people, endangered by ill­ eulogy. Archbishop McNicholas Federal Control moral. country from the time o f the ar­ called Bishop Walsh “ the greatest “ To refrain from listening to ness and the necessity, for in­ rival of the original band of six missionary that America has given radio programs of an immoral na­ Rome.— (Special)— Two former stance, of surgical operation, New York.— While nearly every nuns from . the Church.” ture.” ministers were in a class of four major field and problem of Cath­ “ We are privileged today,” have ample opportunity for Cardinal Hayes occupied the Members of the crusade pledged Beda college students ordained to olic education was touched on at Bishop Byrne said, “ to call the Confession, Communion, and throne during the Mass, while on the annual meeting of the Cath­ themselves to subscribe, support, the priesthood recently. The Rev. the Epistle side of the sanctuary roll of glorious Sisters of St. Jos­ and read Catholic newspapers, Henry K. Pierce was formerly an (in cases of extreme neces­ olic Educational association, eph, six in number, who came 100 sat the Archbishops, and Bishops magazines, books, and periodicals, Episcopalian minister at St. Mary sity) Unction, and Indulg­ speakers turned their big guns on years ago, and devoted themselves and on the Gospel side the Mon­ Communism and other subversive and to urge their parents and the Virgin ' church. New York, ence.” signori. between Carondelet and Cahokia, j cnLrrihi to and was co-founder of the well- influences, and on trends towards smiling, crying, fearing, daring, i A priest is sometimes com­ Following the Mass, Cardinal these. Catholic publications. The known Confraternity of Unity. grovernmental control of education but over all winning and triumph­ pelled to insist when people, Hayes, an Archbishop, and three in'the . The warn­ \ I. crusaders are endeavoring to The Rev. Joseph Francis is a for­ Bishops pronounced final absolu­ ing until today the six are thou­ choose their entire reading pro­ mer Anglican minister from Kel- long away from their reli­ ing that compulsory oaths of alle­ sands, and the log hut of the little tion over the remains. The prel­ giance for teachers may lead to a gram from among the Catholic ham Theological college in Eng­ gious duties, are dangerously ates were Archbishop Mooney, the French village is become the state­ press. land. “ State monopoly of schools and an ly convent in the bosom of a great ill. Non-Catholic relatives, Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, education based on political indoc­ A certificate was presented to The other two in the class were Bishop of Albany; the Most Rev. city; its walls bear marks of -time all parochial school class rooms the Rev. Frederick S. John Oram, frequently responsible for trination” was sounded in an offi­ arid storm and fire, but plainly re­ the defection of the fallen- James E. Cassidy, Bishop of cial statement issued at the final where 75 or more of the class who, after being in the Indian Springfield, and the Most Rev. flect the beauty of the lives within. signed pledges. army, taught at a grammar school away Catholic, occasionally session. The proposed Copeland “ In reverence we stand to call Stephen J. Dpnahue, Auxiliary bill, which would establish a joint Pledges of all sorts came in to in England for ten years, and the interfere. It is they, we Bishop of New York. Tbe,(aintly Moit Rev. Jame* Anthony Walth, . co-founder and the names of Carondelet. Sister make up the total of 60,000 mem­ Rev. Henry Watkis, also an Eng­ congressional committee with in­ Febronie Fontbonne, Sister Del- A procession of 600 persons, in­ superior general of the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America bership. Many pledges were lishman, who spent many years know, who are behind such vestigative powers over education, phine Fontbonne, both nieces of cluding the dignitaries, priests, (Maryknpll Fathers), who was taken by death as his great mission clipped ^rom Catholic magazines with a firm of electrical engineers. descriptions as “ little better welfare, and law, was declared to the great Mother St. John Font­ hurts," and brothers, preceded the be “ unusual and bizarre,” with no organization is about to celebrate the silver jubilee of its foundation. and newspapers from every cor­ The Beda college trains former than spiritual ambulance Mass. It left Cathedral college and bonne. Sister Margaruite Felicite ner of the nation. ministers and others who have be­ reason for it, Boute. Sister Febronie Chappel- chasers.” Nevertheless, they with a police guard of honor en­ The seven-year tenure of office (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) lated vocations for the priesthood. tered the Cathedral. The priests' *Lazy Boy’ May Become Saint lon. Sister St. Protais Deboille. may as well keep their bad of the Most Rev. Francis W. How­ Sister Philomene Vilaine.” temper to themselves. So choir • of the Archdiocese of New ard, Bishop of Covingrton, as presi­ York chanted as the procession dent-general of the association, long as the Catholic priest­ moved down the aisle of the Ca­ 60 Are Ordained Priests hood exists and does its duty, was ended, at his own request. The Three Generations thedral. At the conclusion of the Most Rev. John B. Peterson, Bishop YOUTH’S BODY In Illinois Ceremonies (Turn to Pate 4 — CoIuiAn 1 ) (Tumto Pages — Column 6) of Manchester, was elected to suc­ Ghicago.— Sixty men w«ee—or­ ceed Bishop Howard. New vice dained priests in Illinois April 18 -In JSi^aptism Class Religion Defended by Scientist presidents-general elected are the and 19. Fifty-four received the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph V. S. Mc- IS EXHUMED sacrament at St. Mary of the Lake Seattle, Wash. — (Special) — the children students at the Mary­ Clancy of Brooklyn, Brother Philip seminary, Mundelein, from Cardi­ Reason Points to of Baltimore, and the Rev. Paul nal Mundelein, Archbishop of Chi­ Three generations were represent­ knoll school, are now Catholics. Campbell of Pittsburgh. The Very Die, France.— (Special)—With in a remarkable state of preserva­ cago, and six at Springfield from ed in Baptism ceremonies at Mary­ Receiving in Baptism the names Rev. James A. Burns, C.S.C., of his mother standing at the grave­ tion. The skin had turned some­ Bishop James A. Griffin. The of two of the glorified saints in what yellow, but the hair, the eye­ knoll church, when the Very Rev. Notre Dame, Ind., and the Rev. side, the I>ody of Guy de Fontgal- ceremony at Mundelein, which set Leopold H. Tibesar, superior of the Japanese martyrology, Mrs. Man's Immortality brows, and the eyelashes were John B, Furay, S.J.j of Mundelein, land, the little French boy whose a record for that institution, oc­ the Seattle procure, administered Uyehara and her daughter-in-law exactly as they had' beeit ih the 111., were re-elected vice presi­ teachers say he was lazy in school curred Saturday and the Spring- the sacrament to George, Thomas, repeated their Baptismal vows and lad’s life. At the bottoms of their From the pen of one of the fend atheism, says Dr. Compton, dents-general. but whose virtues have gained such field rites Sunday. Four of the and Loretta Uyehara, their mother, passed their catechism examina­ sockets, Guy’s blue eyes were still world’s most renowned physicists for “the more we learn about the The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. worldwide attention that 2,250,000 six ordained by Bishop Griffin and their grandmother. Eleven tions in their native tongue. One Bonner of Philadelphia was re­ visible, and the veins could be of them chose the name, Magdalen, has come the flat declaration that world in which we live, the less is persons have petitioned the Holy studied at Mundelein. members of the family, seven of the probability that it is a product elected treasurer-general, while Father for his beatification, was traced in his hands and feet. With a Japanese saint of the 17th cen­ science offers a firm foundation on of chance. Never yet has there the Rev. Dr. George Johnson of exhumed 'here as the last step in the first part of the beatification tury, who, as the wife of a cate­ which to build religious belief and been adequate refutation of the Washington, D. C., will continue in the informative process of his lirocess completed, papers in the Educator Appointed to Hierarchy chist, received the crown of mar­ that it is much more reasonable argument that design in the uni­ office for the third and final year cause for beatification. Bishop Pic case are now being sent to Rome, tyrdom. The other patroness to believe that man is immortal verse presumes an Intelligence. of his term as secretary-general of of Valence supervised the exhuma­ where it is expect^ that the Holy chosen is St. Monica, one of the than that he perishes ^.llh the Evidence points to the existence of the association. tion of the body, which was found Father will allow the cause to be COADJUTOR NAMED early Japanese saints, a member of death of the body. Dr. Arthur H. a Beginner, a Creator of the uni­ advanced before the customary ten an old noble family who was mar­ Compton, the list of whose scien­ verse. A physicist’s studie.', and years elapse. tyred for her religion. tific accomplishments in Who’s experiments lead him to believe Prelate Is Martyr in Russia The body of 11-year-old Guy de TO OQDENSBURQ SEE While seven of the children of Who takes up almost half a page, this Creator to be an intelligent Fontgalland was lifted from its the family are Catholics and stu­ who was awarded the Nobel prize Being.” Deep biological studies grave in the cement vault where dents at Maryknoll school, credit by the Swedish Academy of Sci­ lead to the same conclusion. SLOW DEATH RESULT OF members of his family have been Washington.— (NCWC Wire)— He was created an Assistant at the for the conversions go to the Japa­ ences in 1927, and who directed buried for generations in the pres­ The Very Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Pontifical Throne May 30, 1931. nese conference of the St. Vincent the world cosmic ray survey in It is reasonable that an intelli­ ence of Bishop Pic, his Vicar Gen­ Monaghan, S.T.D., president and Bishop Conroy will be 78 years of de Paul society, according to Fa­ 1931-33, gives his case for religion gent .God should have an interest eral, a number of priests, several treasurer of Seton Hall college and ther Tibesar. and for immortality in an article, in man, and, says the great phys­ relatives of the boy, and a large director of the Aquinas Diocesan age in November. “ The Maryknoll de Paul group icist, “ science can have no quarrel SOVIET PENAL COLONY “ Why I Believe in Immortality,” number of lay persons, all of whom house of studies in South Orange, The Diocese of Ogdensburg has made the apostolic contact with published in This Week. with a religion which' postulates a believe that the boy will some day .N. J., has been named Coadjutor a Catholic population of approxi- these two good women that re­ After declaring his belief that God to whom men are His children. be raised to the altars of the Bishop of Ogdensburg^ N. Y., with (Tumto Page 2 — Column 2) sulted in their Baptism,” he said. the Imperial Russian government science does have something to say Not that science in any way shows Moscow.— (Special)— With the Church. The casket was taken to the right of succession to the see, about immortality, the renowned a relationship—;if a religion which death of Apostolic Administrator in 1909. in 1928, Bishop Bagara­ a nearby chapel, where it was according to word received here does make such an assumption .scientist says: “ Science offers no Bagaratian at a Soviet penal col­ tian was appointed to a Titular opened.’ from Vatican City. The Bishop- Apostolic Delegate Officiates at Rites support of immortality as a de­ does not have its own evidence it Bishopric, but the state of affairs elect, who was named a Papal should not look to science; but the ony in the Solovki islands in the As the lid was removed from monstrable physical fact, but it does in the Soviet Union prevented his Chamberlain with the title of Very evidence which science offers for White sea, Armenian Catholics in the coffin, and the virtuous little validate faith as K procedure. Rev. Monsignor March 23, 1934, an intelligent Power working in the U.S.S.R. lost their spiritual (Turn to Page 2 — Column $) (Tui-n^to Page 2 — Column S) BISHOP W. L. ADRIAN OF And it clears the way for philo­ has been an official of the Diocese sophical, moral, and religious the world makes such a hypothesis shepherd. The prelate, who was plausible.” well over 60 years old, was the of Newark. He was professor of reasoning, which alone can afford Konnersreuth Stigmatist Defies Nature dogma and metaphysics at the Im­ a basis for the acceptance of the “ The thoughts of man . . . are latest in the long line o f priests and members of the Hierarchy who maculate Conception seminary, NASHVILLE COHSECRATED conviction that life continues after perhaps the most important things Darlington, N. J., before his selec­ death.” Few .scientists today de- in the world. Now, no cogent rea­ have suffered death as the penalty of their faithfulness to God in god­ Girl's Abstinence tion as president and treasurer of son remains for supposing that Seton Hall college. • Davenport, la.— With almost His Excellency, the Most Rev. this consciousness, or these less Rtfssia. Bishop Bagaratian Triumphs Over Mob was not actually murdered, but the His apointment to the Ogdens- two score of the members of the Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos­ thoughts—or soul, if you prefer— burg see brings him in association dies with the body. If conscious­ tortures he was forced to undergo Now in 14th Year Hierarchy present, the Most Rev. tolic Delegate to the United States, as a slave of the Soviets brought with one of the veteran members William L. Adrian, former vice was the consecrator, and the co- ness is merely the servant of the of the Hierarchy in the United living organism, we shotild expect about his death. .-—This marks the 14th Since 1928, her fast has been total. president of St. Ambrose’s college consecrators were the Most Rev. States. The Ogdensburg Bishop is here and for the last 15'months the two to die together; but if, as As a priest. Bishop Bagaratian year that Theresa Neumann, the She suffers neither hunger nor Moses Kiley, Bishop of Trenton, seems more plausible, intelligent thirst, and has neither need nor the Most Rev. Joseph H. Conroy, pastor of St. Bridget’s church, Vic- and the Most Rev. Henry P. Rohl- labored in Tiflis, where 'the people! stigmatized peasant girl of Kon­ who, after being consecrated tor^ la., was consecrated Bishop of consciousness is the objective of loved him as a true father. In ' desire for food and drink. Her man. Bishop of Davenport. The the evolutionary process, we might nersreuth, , has completely weight remains approximately the Auxiliary Bishop on May 1, 1912, Nashville in the Cathedral of the Most Rev. Edward D. Howard, 1922, he was appointed Apostolic succeded to the see Nov. 21, 1921. reasonably expect it to be pre­ Administrator of the Armenians to abstained from nourishment. Since same. Sacred Heart. Archbishop of Portland, Ore., de­ served .... succeed Bishop Serge der Abra- 1922, she has not eaten solid food. Theresa Neumann is declared to livered the sermon. “ Although some psychologists amian, who had been appointed to Since Christmas, 1926, she has not see the Divine Passion drama of Institutions Spread Through U. S. Archbishop Howard, who for­ declare that all our ideas and de- that office after an agreement taken more than a spoonful of 19 centuries ago at Jerusalem, merly was Auxiliary Bisho)] of (Turn to Page S — Column 7) made between the Holy See and water after Holy Communion. which is vividly recorded in the Davenport, paid tribute to Bishop Gospels. Sometimes, on Good Fri­ CATHOLIC SCHOOLS’ Adrian, whose promotion, he said, day, it begins the moment when hasicome to him after 25 years of Matt Talbot Was of Rough-Hewn Stock Jesus walks with His Apostles to “ faithful and distinguished serv­ the cenacle for the Last Supper. NETWORK (JROWIN(^ ice.” Usually, it lasts from the agony Teaching Mittion in the garden until the last breath HUMBLE IRISHMAN STANDS Washington.— ^Figures in a new Covering the school situation up Dwelling at lengd;h on the duties on the cross. On first Fridays of of Bishops and the trials that have the month, it lasts until the pierc­ pamphlet just issued by the De­ to 1934, the pamphlet discloses that at the close of that period confronted them through the ages ing of the Divine Heart of Jesus partment of Education of the Na­ since the time of the Apostles, and sometimes until the tesurrec- there were 2,169 secondary AS SYMBOL TO LABORERS Archbishop Howard stressed their tion. tional Catholic Welfare Confer­ schools, of which 1,192 were paro­ Each time, the stigmatist sees ence stress the extensive network chial high schools, 752 were acad­ teaching mission and added: of Catholic secondary schools “ The conditions of the modern St. Louis.— (Special) — Father through his charities. Matt Talbot When Father Dempsey died, he the scenes of the suffering in the emies, 199 were central high Timothy Dempsey, who spent his same manner and without varia., throughout the United State^ schools, and 16 were institutional world have not lightened the bur­ lived his life in lowly station. Born was seeking an authentic portrait Giving statistics on the Catholic life aiding the common man—the tions, hearing the Aramaic words high schools. Of the 1,620 four- den of Bishops in respect to their in Ireland in 1856, he toiled with of Matt Talbot, so that a bust of high schools and academies and laborer who toiled in the wind and the Irishthan could be placed in without understanding them, feel­ year high schools and the 56 sen­ teaching mission. The world is his hands for 40 years, a humble elementary schools of this coun­ Judge Beery Moseley, 74-yeer- rain, sweating under the summer man from birth until his death in the church wall. ing in her body all the tortures of ior-junior high schools, 1,292, or flooded with false and immoral try, the pamphlet reveals that old jurist of Danielsville, Ga., sun and shivering in the winter 1925. His pay never exceeded 19 “ His effigY would be in the church the Divine Sufferer. Bleeding 77 per cent, were accredited or af­ teaching which is depriving the Catholic high schools are located proved himsellF of heroic stature winds—died with the plans for shillings—about $5—a week, an^ itself if he were a saipt,” Father wounds appear on her head and in filiated, and about 25 per cent young, undermining the family, when he arose from a sick bed to still another tribute to the work­ oftener was 15 shillings or less. Dempsey explained, “ but that can­ the palms on her hands and the • ®Yery diocese and state with the showed recognition by two or more and making marriage, the most halt a mob of 100 masked men man unfinished on his desk. Yet Talbot acquired, and came not be. Sh will do the next.'best soles of the feet. The wounds of exception of one—the Diocese of standardizing agencies. sacred of all compacts, the mere intent on lynching a 45-year-oId Just a few days before his death. to know intimately, a library of thing by jthis fine character and the side and the head bleed every Reno (the newest). The figures show that in 1934 plaything of sensualism and ca­ Negro accused of attempting to Father Tim told of hfs plan to en­ history and religion. He worked pve him a place of his own outside Friday. The wounds of the hands The pamphlet is the second in a there were 13,258 religious teach­ price. With the-loss of faith in a assault a White girl. Fighting his shrine a statue of Matt Talbot— faithfully and was always free of in the win|d and weather that Matt and feet bleed only on Fridays in series on various divisions of the ers and 1,759 lay teachers. The Divine Christ, moral principles lose way through the mob to the jail the humble Irishman who has be­ debt, even though, out of his mea­ always f4ced without complaint. Lent. Since Good Friday, 1926, Catholic school system. The series enrollment in that year was 271,- their authoritjr and precision, irre- steps, Judge Moseley shouted, "I come a symbol of all honest labor ger earnings, he always managed As soon ai I am assured of a like­ Theresa Neumann weeps blood is being issued to replace the “ Di­ 786, of which 118,305 were boys ligion extinguishes piety, and the recognize most of you here and I —in a niche in the wall of St. Pat­ to cofttribute something for char­ ness, the work will go forward.” tears each Friday. On Good Fri­ rectory of Catholic Colleges and and 153,481 were girls. soul forsakes the fountains of the declare you all deputized as of­ rick’s church on North Sixth street. ity. Since his death, he has been What will happen to Father day, all the wounds bleed. Schools,” which formerly was is­ The pamphlet points out that the Savior, which alone can generate ficers to protect this man.” The Like the rough-hewn men whom the subject of two biographies, one Tim’s plans, members o f his or- Books about this famous mystic sued by the N.C.W.C. Department last survey of high school gradu- moral power.” erowd dispersed. Father Tim befriended for years by an English knight. (Tum to Page 2 — -Coluinn 1) (Turn to Pages — Column J) of Education. (Tumto Page 2 — Column 2) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 7) ?AGE TWO THE REGISTER Sunday, April 26,1936 HUMBLE IRISHMAH STANDS Run Nation’s Capital for a Day IMMORTALITY OF MAN AS SYMBOL TO LABORERS FiNGH YOITI IS PROVED BY REASON (Continutd From Pago One) Of interest to science will be the (Continued From Page One) Pointing out that only tha mech­ ranization vrere not able to aay. fact that his physical subsistence, eisions are the result o f an action anistic theory requires the ob­ Possibly when the shock of his that of an esthete, did not affect in the brain, it seems that this literation of thought with the de­ ISFXHUMED theory fails. On examination of struction of the brain, Dr. Comp­ death has been in some measure his capacity for hard and faithful softened, the various boards that physical labor. evidence, it appears that corre­ ton assorts: “ But, by the new assisted him will complete this one On Sundays, says a biographer. (Continued From Page One) (Continued From. Page One) spondence between brain activity physics, the mechanistic concept and consciousness is not complete. that a definite thought is the re­ final project. Matt had one fairly substantial boy’s remains came into view, his Mass, the coffin was borne from My conclusion that thinking is sult of an equally definite physical meal. On Monday, he ate only mother, the Comtesse de Fontgal- the Cathedral through an honor In these days of swift change, partly divorced from the brain change in the brain hai become material progress, and love of lux­ black bread, with tea. Tuesday land, who had stood in the rain guard composed of 100 nuns. this was repeated. On Wednes­ suggests, then, the possibility of difficult to defend.” ury, Matt’s life of toil and simple for two hours while the grave was Burial took jjlace at Maryknoll, consciousness after death, faith, with self-chastisement, is an day, he added a small amount of being opened and the coffin taken the mission society’s headquarters In defending his belief in im­ echo of another age. Even his meat or butter. Friday was a full out, stooped over to touch her son’s at Ossining, N. Y., where the Most “ Let us look at it from a little mortality, Dr. Compton quotes as death was akin to his life. He fast day. Lent was, of course, ob­ arms with several pictures of him Rev. John Gregory Murray, Arch­ different angle. If freedom of follows from his recent book. The died on a public highway, at 10, on served religiously. His 'rest by as he looked in life. bishop of St. Paul, gave the final choice on the part of man is ad­ Freedom of Man: “ Tho thoughts mitted, as many leading scientists his way to church, falling upon the night was on a board bed. To keep the relics safe in case blessing at the grave and 500 of man, which have come to con­ stones. Yet, with this small comfort and priests, nuns, students, and friends do admit on the basis of indeter­ trol to go great an extent the de­ Guy should be found worthy of minism, then it follows by the same When the body was prepared for limited food. Matt Talbot was canonization, the body was placed looked on. The Very Rev. Msgr. velopment of life upon this planet, never a moment late in reporting John F. Brady represented Cardi­ line of reasoning that one’s are conceivably to the Lord of burial it was found to be entirely in the Crypt of St. Felix in the thoughts are not the result of for his daily labor in the world of nal Hayes at the grave. Creation among the most impor­ clean, but around the waist was a Great Seminary of Valence. molecular reactions obeying fixed chain, tightly bound. Another was ,men. Of the 2,260,000 persons who The New York Mass was the tant things in the world.” From third Requiem sung for Bishop physical laws. For, if they were, this point of view, we might expect on an arm and cords of humility On one occasion he was taken have petitioned for the beatifica­ his thoughts would be fixed by phys­ were entwined with them. His ill. Quickly mending in a hos­ tion of the boy, 17,000 are in Eng­ Walsh since his death. At Mary­ nature to preserve at all costa tha knoll he was accorded the ancient ical conditions and his choice living souls that are so important. wracked form became, to those who pital, he violated instructions and lish-speaking nations. His life has would be made for him. Thus, if stood a^ut, an antithetic illustra­ went to a chapel to offer thanks been published in dozens of lan­ monastic honors. Mass and an all- This would mean tha immortality there is freedofh, there must be of the individual consciousness. tion of what modern life is not; for his recovery. He was rebuked guages, and millions of devout per­ night vigil. at least some thinking possible and thus, little more than ten years for the indiscretion, whereupon he sons have come to look on him as ‘Leader of Flying Squadron’ quite independently of any corre­ Biologically speaking, life, ago, began the legend of Matt Tal­ said: a heroic servant of God. Thirty Archbishop McNicholas, in his sponding cerebral process.” It whether it be an apple seed or the bot now sweeping around the world. “ I have thanked the nurses and , 23 other priests, and eu lo^, characterized Bishop Walsh follows that consciousness may per­ germ cell of man, is essentially Inasmuch as Matt Talbot is but the doctors and I thought it only 12 religious say that they owe their as “ Hterally the leader of a flying sist after the brain is destroyed. continuous. The ap^le may decay, recently passed from earth, evi­ right to thank the Great Healet.” vocations to the influence on their squadron to save souls.” Mary­ but the seed grows into a new tree knoll, lie said, celebrating its 25th that flowers and begets new seeds. dence relating to him is at hand. Bnt Matt Talbot was not always lives of the little French boy. The cause for his beatification was anniversary this year, has done The fruit and the tree will die, but thus. In the years of budding more “ to make America mission- there is a continuity of life ia the manhood he succumbed to the opened in 1932, when Cardinal Bishop Adrian Vcrdier set up an ecclesiastical minded than all the other religious cells that develop from seed to temptation of the hard liquors com­ institutes in the country.” tree, to flower to seed, over and mon in Erin. His kindly biograph­ tribunal in Paris. ^ Youths in Guy was born Nov. 30,1913, and “ Bishop Walsh,” he said, “ loved Is Consecrated over again. “ As thought is su­ ers do not pass lightly over this perior to organism, and, we be­ phase of Matt’s career. One point, was baptized by Bishop de Gi- all the people of the world, but he vergues of Valence. On the day was especially the friend of China lieve, outlives it, may we not also however, stands out. Even though (Continued From Page One) logically say that continuity of he was long at the bowl in a of his Baptism, he was conse­ and Japan. I am sure there is real Other members of the Hierarchy crated to the Blessed Virgin. As a mourning for him today in those consciousness, mind, or soul may Crusade Against “ pub,” his loyalty to employer al­ present at the ceremony were: be presumed from tha essential very small child, he expressed the countries. Loving America with Arehblshops Fi^nel* J. X. Beekmsn, ways found him at his task and eternality of the germ cell?” asks on time. That he did his full day’s wish to become a priest, but it is an intense love, he recoiled from Dubuque U*thl*i C. L*nih«n, Ormt F*Ui. rttired, **4 Ssmutl A. Striteh, Dr. Compton. work on these occasions suggests recorded that on the day of his national strifes, armaments, com­ Milwsuke*. that Matt carried his liquor well. First Communion, when he was petitions, prejudices, and selfish­ Bisbepi Henry Altholf. BelleTille; Ger­ These things are not proof of Filthy Literature But, around his 27th year, Tal­ seven years old, Jesus told him: ness, which destroy national friend­ ald T. B*r*»n, D*> Hoinea; Stanitlau* V. immortality, the scientist says, but “ You will never be a priest as ships and promote national Bona, Grand Island; Joseph* F. Buseb, St. they form a safe basis for pro­ bot decided that the issue was be­ Cloud: John A. Flocrib, Loaliville; Jot- tween the demon in the bowl and you desire; you will be My angel; hatreds.” ceeding in philosophical and re- epb M. Gilmore, Helena; Jame* A . Griffin, li^ous reasoning, which is all that (Ooniinutd From Page One) himself. He set out to win and he I will come soon.” Guy died in Continuing, Archbishop McNich­ Springfleld in Illinois; Edmond Healan, Pnpllt of Catholic parochial tchooU wore among tho boy* and girl* science can do in dealing with prob­ “ That the Junior Crusade for did. He sought no medical aid in January, 1924. olas emphasized Bishop Walsh’s Sioux City; Edward F. Hoban, Rockford; leleetod to “ run” tho Diitrict of Columbia govommont for a daT> on France! Johannee, Leavanworth; Francis lems of this kind. “ It is not in­ Clean Reading has been a success his battle. He fought it out, al­ Though he was looked upon as modesty and joy in his work. He April lb, the first “ Junior day” hold in the nation’* capital. Upper C. Kelley, Oklahoma City and Tnlsn; consistent with science thot one is unquestionable,” the Rev. Fran­ most literally, on his knees—and a dullard in the classroom, Guy dis­ photo show* Rogina Simms of Holy Name school talking over a problem gave all the credit for the success Franeia M. Kally, Winona; Eouli B. Kucera, Lincoln; C. Hubert LeBIond, should seek an answer to the riddle cis E. Benz, editor of the Catholic won. So devoted to simple faith played a great interest in things with Representative Mary T . Norton, whose post as chairman of the of Maryknoll, His Excellency de­ Boy declared as the campaign did Matt become that he not only St. Joseph; Bernard J. Mahoney, Sioux of the ages by means of philosophy mechanical. When he saw his House District committee makes her “ Mayoress” of Washington. Lower clared, to the relipous in the field. Falls; Aloyslus J. Huench, Fargo: John F, closed. “ These 60,000 Catholic removed his own disability, but or religious or moral reasoning. first picture of the present Pope, photo: District Commissioner George £ . Allen praise* James Moulton “ Bishop Walsh in simplicity and Noll, Fort W ayne; Joseph A. Ritter, In­ In fact, it is the scientific spirit boys and girls fully recognize their the wonder of it became a matter he wanted to build a model air­ of Blessed Sacrament school for the manner in which he executed the humility kept at his own task,” dianapolis; James H. Ryan, Omaha; Jos­ eph U . Seblarman, Peoria; Joseph that he should do so, for the spirit obligatiop to direct their efforts of comment and many afflicted per­ plane and fly to the Vatican to day’s work of a commissioner.— (Reni photos.) Archbi^op McNicholas asserted. untiringly towards the ultimate sons came to the gentle laborer Sehrembi, Cleveland: Urban J. Vehr, of science is the search for reliable present it to the Holy Father. “ He had in mind the organization Denver; Thomas A. Welch, Duluth, and knowledge as a guide to human elimination of the staggering vol­ with problems of their own. Charles D. White, Spokane. His great sense of honesty, of diocesan priests. But he had action. . . . ume of immorality flung at youth That Matt’s life has meant much truth, and exceptional frankness tho deep conviction that our Amer­ Auxiliary Bishops William D. O’Brien, by dailies, weeklies, and monthly to his fellow men of high degree is often made things embarrassing ican priests are capable of any Chicago, and Christian H . Winkalmsnn, “ It is not for me here to go St. Louis. Abbots Ambroie Reger, O.S.B., into religious phases of immortal­ periodicals.” shown by events in Dublin. There for him and those about him. Guy work and ready for any sacrifice, St. Bernard, A la.; Philip Ruggle, O.S.B., LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES ity, however, as others can do that Both publisher and distributor the Archbishop and Primate of had been told that boys should al­ if properly prepared. Conception, M o.: Martin Voth, Atchison, Kans., and Justus Wirth, Peru, 111. far better than I can. I would are held accountable. If the ob­ Ireland has taken the initial steps ways give up their seats in trams “ With no sense of false humil­ Tho Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernerd F. Meyer, of the long course looking to beati­ or other such places to old persons say, though, that, necessarily and jectionable paper or magazine ‘Father Tim’*’ Successor Named vasses in selling chances on ity did he protest that he was un­ Prefect Apostolic of Wuehow, China, and appropriately, the evidence of re­ fication. So there may come the whp had no place to sit. Once in tho Rt, Rov. Msgr, Dennis J. Murphy, comes directly to the home, the St. Louis.— The Rev. James P. articles. These methods of raising qualified to prepare them. He did ligious faith and teaching in this time when the simple Matt will be a tram, Guy took a long look at a Administrator of tba Dtocesa of Nashville, children urge their parents to en­ Johnston, pastor of St. Malachy’s funds are against the lottery laws, not even stop to ask why he was alto were present. field is supreme over all.’’^ moved from his place on the outer lady who was standing up, then ter a protest, and, if the protect church, has been named to the m s - and U. S. District Attorney L. C. chosen for tne work entrusted to goes unheeded, they urge their wall to a position within the turned to his mother, and, in a Garnett said violators are liable him. He wished merely to do the church. torate of St. Patrick’s church, left parents to cancel their subscrip­ loud voice, asked: “ Do you really vacant by the death of the Rt. to from one.to five-year sentences. best he could and left the rest to tion. If the paper or magazine is think this lady is old enough to Rev. Msgr. Timothy ■ Dempsey, General Given Moraga Crest Almighty God.” procured at the comer drug store make me get up for her?” great friend of the needy and San Francisco.— Major General Among his happiest days were Other high prelates who attend­ or any other news rack, the same homeless here. At a ,meeting of Paul'B. Malone, commanding the THE REGISTER those of his visits to Lourdes and ed the Cathedral rites were: procedure is followed, except that Catholic Schools’ the officers of the corporation Ninth Corps area of the United Published Every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. to the Shrine of Sti Therese, the Bishops Edmond J. Fitzmaurice, if the proprietor of the news stand operating “ FaUier Tim” Dempsey’s States with headquarters here, has 934-938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 Little Flower. At Lourdes, he W ilm ii^on; John Mark Gagnon, doesn’t discontinue handling the famous charities. Father Johnston been selected as the 1936 recipient Erie; Francis P. Keough blew kisses to the Blessed Virgin Fre*H*nt.._...... Most Rev. Bishop Urb*n J. Vshr. D.D., Dtaver immoral books and periodicals the Network Growmg was elected Secretary and treas­ of the Moraga crest, honor award dence; George L. Leech, Harris­ Pr*sid*Bt-Kni*ritus------Host Rsv. Bishop J. Hennr Tihon, D.O.. WiehiU, K*D*as children urge their parents not to and, as he was leaving the shrine, o f St. Mary’s college, Moraga. turned to call out: “ I shall see urer. The operation of all the burg; Maurice F. McAuliffe, Hart­ E4itor-i&-Cbi({-».>«..»»...Bt. Bov. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Fh.D., LL.D., Jour.D. patronize the place of business. Irish Bonds’ Date Extended Hansclna Editor..^______Hubert A. Smith. Jour. D. (Continued From Page One) you again soon.” Not many charities will continue without any ford; Gerald P. O’Hara, Savannah; Although the active membership ates was in 1932, and in that year change in policy. Washington.— The Irish Free Thomas M. O’Leary, Springfield; Assoeicte Editors— Rev. Arthur Frochlt, A.B.; HilUrd JF, Ev*r*tt. Jour, M.' drive has been brought to a close, months later, Guy de Fontgalland ' C. J. McNeill, A.B., B.J.; Rev, Waiter Canavan, M.A.; Ruth Vincent there were 46,196. Of this num­ Retreat. League to Broadcast State has extended the date for the Thomas J. Walsh, Newark; Ray­ the principles to which the Cru­ was dead. ' ber, it reports, 43 per cent con­ Chicago.— St. Francis’ Laymen’s filing of claims for repayment of mond Kearney, Auxiliary of Brook- DIOCESAN EDITIONS sade members pledged themselves tinued their education, in either Retreat league, an organization of the republic of Ireland bonds to Ivn; Thomas fi. McLaughlin, Aux< CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Freino) will continue until every obscene June 30 of this year. It is almost Most R*v, Bishop Philip 0 . Scher, U.D., President. Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Editor colleges, normal or professional Chicago Nun’s Volume professional and business men who iliary of Newark; Cuthbert O’Gara, SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) book, paper, or periodical is schools, or novitiates. certain this will be the last exten­ C.P., Vicar Apostolic of Yuanling, cleaned up or eradicated. Father promote retreats at Mayslake, Host R*v. BUhop Bobart J, Armstronc, O.D., President In a national summary of all Added to C. U. Series Franciscan retreat house, has ar­ sion. The work of repayment is China, and Thomas J. Wade, S.M. Rev. Fatritk A . MeHuab. S.T.B.. Editor and Business Manaetr Benz announced. NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand IsUnd) classes of Catholic educational in­ Chicago.— The Vocabulary and ranged for a radio program over being handled by Garth Healy of Vicar Apostolic o f the North Solo 117 Liberty street. New York. M **t4tev, Bishop S. V. Bona, O.D., President; Rev. Patrick HcD&id (No, Platt*). stitutions, the pamphlet shows of the Soliloquiee and Dia­ station WAAF. mon islands. Editor; Businas* Director, Rev. Paul Wiese. Grand IsUnd that, as of the 1934 survey, there logues of St. Augustine, a disser­ Centenary Delegate Selected Housing Act to Aid Churches EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falls) Mo|t Bav, Bishop Edwin V, O’Hara. D.O., LL.D., President were 10,429 Catholic seminaries, tation submitted by Sister M. Inez Washington. — Representative Washington. — Hospitals, or­ Girls Abstinence universities, and colleges, dioc­ Bogan in partial fulfillment of a phanages, colleges, schools, and Rev. E ufent Ger*en, Editor and Business Hanaeer Rene L. DeRouen of Louisiana will Slow Death Is WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) esan teachers’ colleges, normal Doctor of Philosophy degree, has represent the French-speaking peo­ churehes are among the institu­ Moat Rev. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D., President schools, secondary schools, and been published and added as the tions benefited by an amendment Bev. Patrick Casey, M.A., Editor and Businas* M*n*c*r Now in 14th Year ple of the United States on the NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) elementary schools. These institu­ 42nd volume t(> the Catholic Uni­ commission for the celebration of to the National Housing act en­ tions had a total enrollment that versity of America’s series of books Fate of Prelate lloii Rtv. Blibop Thoms* K. Gorman, 0.0,, J.C.L., O.Se.Hi*t., Pr*a, and Editor the 200th anniversary of the Battle acted by congress. The amend­ SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) (Continued From Page One) year of 2,571,894 and an instruc­ d-aling with patristic studies. of Ackia, Mississippi, to be ob­ ment provides for insurance by the Most R*v. Bishop Loul> B. Kucera, D.O., Preildent would fill a library. She has been tional personnel of 85,820. served May 26. housing administration of loans (Continued From Page One) Rav. Maurie* Htlmann, M.A., Jour. 0„ Editor and Businais Kanaifr visited by many Bishops and other made to such institutions for the . He was sent to the WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) A chart showing the growth of News Latter Begun Host Rev. Bishop John J. Swlo'., O.D., President high dignitaries of the Church, and the Catholic school system reveals Boxing Show to Feature purpose of financing “ alterations, penal colony in the White sea in Rev, Frederick J. Schwerti, M.A., Editor and Bnsiness H antgtr her case has attracted world-wide St. Louis.— The Third Order of repair, and additions upon im­ 1930. P E O R U REGISTER (Peoria, Dlinois) that from 1920 to 1934 schools of Bishop’s Benefit Dinner St. Francis of the United States attention. The Church has not all classifications increased 1,723 proved‘property, and the purchase While actual murdering of cap­ Most Rev. Bishop J. H. SebUrman, D.D., Ph-P., J.C.D., President Chicago.— A feature of the has just issued the first number of Rev, H. H. Ross, A.B. BJ..’Editor *nd Business Manager made any official pronouncement in number, or 19.8 per eent; teach­ and installation of eaujpment and tive priests seems to have ceased annual corned beef and cabbage a News Letter, the purpose of * SANTA FE REGISTER (SanU Fe, New Mexico) thus far on the case of Theresa ers increased 81,555 in number, or machinery upon such real prop­ in Russia, the campaign against Heat Rev. Archbisliop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D.. President Neumann. Strictly speaking, there dinner on April 28, sponsored by which is “ to supply the national or­ erty, by the owners thereof or by Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Estvelt, P.A., V.G., Editor 58.1 per cent, and the total in­ ganization and its far-flung con­ religion is g^iing on under a new is no need of new wonders for the crease in the number of students the Most Rev. B. J. Shell, Auxiliary lessees.” technique. Orders have been sent Rev, Daniel Krshe, O.M.Cap., Assistant Editor Bishop of Chicago, will be a boxing stituent fraternities with the ALTOONA REGI8TEB (Altoona. Pa.) preservation and spead of Catholic in this period was 590,843, or 29.8 out to those in charge of prisons exhibition put on by the C. Y. 0. means for contacting the public.” Catholic on Commission Most Rev, Bishop J. J. MoCort, D.D., President religion. per cent. Washington. — William (Jriffln, where religious captives are kept Rev. Thomas E. Madden, Fh.D., 8.T.L., Editor and Buaine** Manager Some see In her a sign or focal Funds derived from the dinner Singer* to Honor St. Patrick to “ encompass their deaths by your The Denver Catholic Ragiiter U also a part of this newspaper system, The report says that Catholic will go for the benefit of hundreds a Catholic, editor and publisher of point around which the Catholicity New York.— The Arion Singing the New York Enquirer, Kas been regulations and your treatment of elementary schools are conducted of homeless boys cared for by the society of Brooklyn and a ^oup of Pric* of The Register, (dated every Sunday), $1 a y**r. Canada and South o f the Teuton race is arousing in all of the dioceses in the United appointed by President Roosevelt them, but do not murder them.” Amarlea, ll.SO . Fortign, t l.7 6 . In bundle lota, one cant a,copy If bought itself to combat paganism now Catholic Youth organization. well-known soloists, including Gio­ rcfularly tor *al« or dlitrihntion. States, New York, with 906, hav­ to act as American membe r of the These orders have kept the prisons rampant in . Others see vanni Martinellj, tenor of the the Commission of Inquiry pro­ real places of torture and bar­ ing the largest number of all the MetroMlitan opera, will present Entered as Saeand C lan Matter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. in the sensational portrayal states. vided for in the Treaty < f Con­ barity. Prisoners are kept weeks through Theresa Neumann of the Prelate Is Promoted “ The Triumph of St. Patrick,” an In 1984, the pamphlet says, ciliation between this country and and weeks without sleep, in con­ Tha Revister haa the largest eirculatlon of any paper to the English Ungnage harrowing, bloody details of Cal­ oratorio by Pietro Yon, at St. Pat­ there were reported 7,886 elemen­ By Confederate Group Poland, signed in Washington tinuous blazes of light day and devoted to religioua new*. / vary, a re-emphasis for a doubt­ rick’s Cathedral in the latter part Aug. 16, 1928. night. They arc interrogated for tary schools, of which 7,092 were Savannah.—The R t Rev. Msgr. of this month. ing generation of the same theme JosMh D. Mitchell, V.G., pastor of days on end until they go out of Christ taught when He showed His parochial schools, 434 were pri­ Jesuit Anthropologists Unite vate, and 359 were institutional. St. Patrick’s church here, has been Pastor for Melchite Rite Church their minds. Several Bishops were wounds to the doubting Apostle. New York.— After the closing In that year there were 58,183 named brigadier general and ad­ Utica, N. Y.— The Rt. Rev. Msgr. among those who died in the last I Friedrich Ritter von Lama, who session of the Catholic Anthropo­ teachers, this number including jutant general on the staff of the Benedictos Abdinoor has been two years. VINCENTIAN BROTHERS has written several chronicles on logical conference at Fordham uni­ 1,118 priests and brothers and 53,- commander-in-chief of the United named the new pastor of St. Basil’s Prie*t Die* of Stervetion are called to a beautiful and lofty vocation, oo-operating vrifh the prieat* the famous mystic,, declares in his versity, the Jesuit anthropologists 670 sisters, or a total of 54,788 re­ Confederate ^Veterans. For the (Melchite rite) church, here, by met to form the Jesuit Anthropo­ The Rev. Fjedor Minakow of in the work of the mission, both at home and abroad. They reap an abundant latest book, released in 1935: “ The harvest of souls in the servlc* of tha Master. ligious teachers, and 3,934 lay past several years. Monsignor the Oriental Sacred Congregation logical association. Chabarovsk died a lingering death world concerns itself not at all teachers. Mitchell has been chaplain of through the Apostolic Delegate at of starvation for his religion, Nasch about this, but continues on its C. D. of A. to Join in Communion YOUNG MEN The number of Catholic elemen­ Francis S. Bartow camp. Sons of Beirut, Syria. Msgi’. Abdinoor, Putji, a Russian paper, reports, and accustomed way. Therefore the Newark, N. J. — The annual feeling themselves called to serve God In the religious state are requested tary school pupils, according to the Confederate Veterans. His ap­ a native of Syria, was graduated several other priests nave died in to write ua, W e assure you a prompt and fincert response. EspecUlly wel­ bloody tears constitute another of Mother’s day Communion Masses the face of barbarous treatment by 1934 survey, was 2,159,652. pointment came as a result of from the Propaganda college in of 2,0()0 subordinate courts of the come are those who are skilled in any trade. the final warnings to mankind, Rome. Soviet governors. his work in keeping alive the tra­ Catholic Daughters of America will For partlculara write te which stands on the edge of the ditions of the Confederacy. Widow of Governor, ConVert, Die* be celebrated throughout the REVEREND FATHER SUPERIOR, abyss.” AGED RUSSIAN NUNS Educator Named Boston. — Funeral rites were United States, Canada, Puerto St. Mary’e Seminary PerryvUI*, held in Holy Cross Cathedral for Rico, and Cuba Sunday, May 10. PUT IN LABOR CAMP ‘Work, Not Wealth’ 6 Sisters Depart for Mrs. Charlotte H. J. Guild, 71, Berlin.— Forty nuns of advanced Social Action School Begun widow of Curtis Guild, former gov­ age who had been residing in a Missions in Manchukuo Brooklyn, N. Y.— The Very Rev. To Episcopacy ernor of Massachusetts and United convent near Wershpnsk, Soviet Hartford, Conn.— Six sisters of Edward J. Walsh, C.M., president Russia, were deported to a.forced the Daughters of the Holy Ghost States Ambassador to Russia. Mrs. of St. John’s university, announces (Continued From Page One) Guild, a convert, was confirmed by labor camp in the noi'th, and their left for missionary work in Man- the establishment of a new, tuition­ convent was burned to the ground mately 110,000, cared for by 185 chukuo after a farewell ceremony Cardinal O’ Connell in 1928. less school of social action, with Why Not Invest for priests, religious and secular. by political police agents, accord­ resided over by the Most Rev. Rector for Philadelphia Seminary the opening of the spring session ing to reports reaching here from [aurice F. McAuliffe, Bishop of Philadelphia.— The Very Rev. April 27. A special wire to the Register S Moscow. Hartford. The missions^ sisters Vincent L. Burns, president of Transferred to Turkey The Russian-language newspa­ Lifetime and Eternity! from Seton Hall gives these facts will be led by Mother Marie Celine, _ Boston. — The Rev. _ Romano about the new Bishop: Immaculate college, has been ap­ per, Nash Put], of Charbin, Man­ Through the superior of St. Ann’s convent for Bishop-elect Monaghan was bom pointed rector of the Seminary of Simone,'‘ O.P.M., pastor o f ‘St. Fran­ churia, reports that ten Orthodox the past three years, who started cis of Assisi church. East Cam­ Oct. 20, 1890, at Newark, N. J. S t Charles Borromeo to succeed priests, whose names the paper His mother, Mrs, Thomas P. Mon­ the community of the Daughters the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Joseph M. bridge, has been transferred to gives, were recently deported into of the Holy Ghost at Fjsll River, S. V. D. ANNUITY PLAN aghan, is still living at 226 North Corrigan, neui rector of the Cath­ Istanbul, Turkey, to take charge of concentration camps or shot. In 11th street, Newark. He attended Mass., shorily after the time of olic University of America. the Franciscan missions of that two instances, lay people were exe­ the persecutions in France. country and Greece. cuted because they had given ma­ I f You Do St. James’ school, Newark, and Apostolic Dalagata Given Honor terial support to priests. Seton Hall high school and college, Degree 40 Nun* at Registrars’ Meet Detroit.— Forty nuns, represent­ Throughout Siberia, Church fu­ You will receive a high rate of interest (6%, 6%, being graduated from Seton Hall Priest Aids in Capture Brooklyn. —~ The Most Rev. with the Bachelor of Arts degree ing 23 Catholic colleges and 14 nerals are strictly forbidden. Those 7 %) as long as you live. Amleto Cicog^ni, Apoatollc Dele­ arranging them in spite of this in 1911. He went to the North Of Parish House Bandit religious orders, were among the gate to the United States, was 400 delegates attending the 24th ruling are liable to be given heavy You will know what your money is doing, now and American college, Rome,-Italy, to awarded an honorary degree of study for the priesthood, and was Dearborn, Mich.— By slipping convention of the American Asso­ jail sentences. Funeral Masses are after your death. Doctor of Laws by St. John’s ciation of Collegiate Registrars, no longer permissible. ordained a priest in Rome by Car­ out a rectory window and notify­ university April 25. The Rev. You will share in the noblest work on earth, the ing police, the Rev. Morgan Harris, here. dinal Pompili May 29, 1916. Re- Edward J. Walsh, C.M., president saving of immortal souls through our An­ assistant at St. Alphonsus’ church, State Sodality Meet in turning to the United States, he of St. John’s University, presided. served as a curate at St. Paul of was instrumental in the capture of Atchison, Kans.— The fifth an­ nuity Plan. the Cross, Jersey City, eleven a bandit who gained admission to Church Lotteries Banned nual state convention of the Missionary Brothers years, and at St. Mary’s, Elizabeth. the parish house by posing as a Washington.— The federal |;ov- Kansas State Sodality union will be Novitiate of the Lay Brother* Write for Particulars, Stating A ge, to Aa lateretting photograph of He taught dogmatic theology at probation department official and emment Ima pffered free vacations held this year on May 2 at ML St Th« Hiiilonarlei of the Sacred Heart Scholastica’s college. The meet welcome candidate* in rood itandinz Ckarlat M. Schwab, taken as ha Immaculate Conception seminary, ,robbed the pastor, the Rev., John — behind the bars— to the mem­ for misaionarr work at bom* and Rev. Father Ralph, Society of the sailed for Europe. He advised the Darlington, seven years, and was A. Klich. In his attempted es­ bers of any church or fraternal will open with an outdoor Missa abroad. youth of America to shun the made president of Seton Hall and cape, the thief, an ex-convict, was organization in the District of Co­ Recitata celebrated by tho Most For particulari. aoply to Divine Word, Box 6, Teclmy, 111. lumbia who promote raffles, bingo Rev. Francis Johannes, Bishop of FATNEK JOHN DICKS,. US.C. search for wealth and to devote director of the Aquinas House of wounded in the abdomen. An 71* Batavia Av*. Geneva, Illinet* t« work. Studies June 7, 1933. accomplice escaped. parties, or"* house-to-house c#n- Leavenworth. V i

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'^STRANGE BUT TRUE’ By M, J» Murray ASK AND LEARN THE BOOK; Special Homage •sMyy' *yke orwat brick ia% ^ AMr«Mi f . O. Bax 1497, Omtct, Calarxio :r e g i s t e r : TViZI you pfcowe tell me how to licit means, and does not have re­ m lefytsi m Sm N, k a rehc Given to Joseph tell the difference between a Cath­ course to lying and fraud. This AV.'v R* Stap- Because Feast of Spouse of Blessed Mother buy a Bible and I haven’t the innocent until he has been con­ ssuiatu^ctni 'CumCHiM. d F par, S.TJD., by D. Baiar, O.F.M, slightest idea which Bible it is. victed in court. The defense law­ I s e w u £ iskts e r e c H d <4 St. Anthony Guild Prasi, Patarson, Fell in Lent, the Church Honors Her The Catholic translation of the yer who lies in order to avoid the N. J. Pp. 369. 13. Bible is known as the Douay Ver­ conviction of his client is guilty of Amarican priests and samina- sin, as also if he employs any kind Patron After Easter sion. The Protestant translation 0 rians ara hara presantad with a commonly used is known as the of fr^ud. translation of a standard work King James or Authorised Version. (The Liturgy— Week of April 26 tablishment of numerous schools tong in use in German-spaaking and colleges arnoM the German The Catholic Version will have the to May 2) Are the teachings of the Cath­ lands, and dasarvedly hald in high peoples, St. Peter Canisius earned following or something similar on The second Sunday after Easter olic Church derived entirely from roputo, KATHOLISCHES LI- for himself the title of the Second the title page: “ The Holy Bible TURGIK, by a profassor of liturgy falls on April 26. Sts. Cletus and the Old Testament? Marcellinus, Popes and Martyrs, Apostle of the German race. The translated from the Latin Vulgate, at the University of Muenster. diligently compared with the He­ No. The teachings of the Cath­ are commemorated. St. Peter saint joined the Jesuit order after Dr. Baiar bases his translation he determined he was not suited brew, Greek, and other editions in olic Church are derived from her Canisius, Confessor and Doctor, Is on t b 1931 edition of S tapper, for a career at law. St. Ignatius divers languages. The Old Testa­ Divine Founder, Jesus Christ. honored Monday, April 27. On These teachings happen to be par­ and, with tha latter’s advice, and proved the ability of St Peter ment first published by the Eng­ eonsant, makes certain adapta­ Tuesday, April 28, St. Paul of the lish college at Douay, A, D. 1609, tially expressed in the Old Testa­ } ► / . Cross is, venerated. St. Vitalis, by assigning him many missions. tions to accommodate the work to The saint attended the Council of and the New Testament first pub­ ment and partially in the New. Martyr, is commemorated. The the American scene. The scope of Trent at two of its sessions as ad­ lished by the English college at But neither the Old nor the New Church marks the Solemnity of S t Testament, taken either singly or the field is indicated by the six vising theologian. A ^in st his Rheims, A. D. 1582.” Moreover Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Vir- together, contains a complete state­ general haadings: Liturgy in will he was made provincial of a the approbation of a Bishop, Arch­ General, Liturgical Places, Litur­ in, Wednesday, April 29. S t bishop, or Ca’.'dinal Archbishop will ment of Catholic doctrine. The eter of Verona, Martyr, is com­ new province including South Ger­ New Testament writings are oc­ gical Saasons, Liturgical Prayer, f many, Austria, and Bavaria. be printed in the Catholic Version The Mass, and The Sacramentals. memorated. S t Catherine of casional, that is, composed to meet Siena, Virgin, is honored Thurs­ Toward the end of his life, St. either on the title page or on the A topical bibliography covers 30 some particular difficulty or answer day, April 30. Friday, May 1, Peter went to Fribourg, Switzer­ page following. Insist, when pur­ pages. some particular need; and not in­ marks the feast day of Sts. Philip land, where he Interested himself chasing a Bible, on the Douay Ver­ In warmly recommending the sion. The UBS of Protestant Ver­ tended by their authors to be a and James, Apostles. We recall in the foundation of the now fa­ formal or complete and systematic work to seminarians and priests, mous University o f Fribourg. The sions is forbidden to Catholics, one feels constrained to express the St. Athanasius, Bishop, Confessor, statement of Christian doctrine. and Doctor, Saturday, May 2. saint is noted for his authorship Jesus Christ did not command His PJ!!*' hope that subsequent editions of of a catechism that has attained A friend of mine who is a non- the book will be revised from two 2 Popes Received enormous popularity and has been Catholic told me that the sixth pe­ Apostles to write, but to deliver orally by preaching His message viewpoints. First, it is hardly pos­ Martyrs’ Crown republished hundreds of times, be­ tition of the Our Falh,i,' must be sible to find this or any book on to mankind. The Apostles, fol­ The dividing of Rome into par­ sides being translated into almost said: ’’Lead us away from tempt^ corporate worship adequate nowa­ lowing this direction, gave the doc­ 9:iss iJe, , ishes is attributed to S t Cletus, a every known language. The saint tion,” because God who is in­ days that takes such scant note of trines of Jesus Christ to the living, ineUuLis a, prope** m u n t \ Roman of patrician birth, who suc­ died at Fribourg in 1697. finite justice cannot lead us into o f a person,, W xt t^Pu'ek is \ the current internal davelopment temptation. This friend says that infallible Church, and that living, ceeded to the Pontificate in 76 A. infallible Church has these 1,900 Comtnonlf rsferreeC i> AT of liturgy, which, as the author St. Paul of Cross the former words are a wrong This VMBK/teo M ouse 4r says, “ has found expression in part D. The saint expired in the per­ years faithfully transmitted those PfiM ^OFDiVES 'x secution of Domitian in 83 A. D. Founded Passionists translation from the Greek. May 'TJW^/Vd ytokmiHQ in the so-called liturgical move­ teachings to generation after HfiO lA Z A fm s . *Dnf£$" In the reign of St Marcellinus I say the Our Father in the usual SHaiAMO, n AfttATSD « /M pV ment, which in recent years has Early in the 18th century, S t generation. /s n et a proper sutme . the persecution of Christians was way? 6een cHce cccufi/eo pervaded various European coun­ Paul of the Cross founded the htdr ike sJoreC ftr tries . . . and has home abundant so relentless that no less than 17,- Passionist order. The saint spent Your friend is wrong. “ Into Why do not Catholics have Mass 000 souls were put to death for temptation” is a correct literal a rick, tsuiH.. fruit in the United States.” Yet his youth in the practice o f austere or funeral services in the after­ the presentation of this most im- their religion. Marcellinus was pieties. Ordained at Rome, he translation of the Greek “ eis Our lord mfretn slain with three otoers and the noon? ortant phase of modern Church soon gathered about him numerous peirasmon.” Continue therefore to there vOM A (CArbift. WcH WHO Is/AS M UtiPe/teOAT bodies of toe martyrs were left say the “ Our Father” in the old As regards Mass, the general oeme/zautiY flife is left to the resources of the disciples, and, aided by them, law of the Church (canon 821) fntet b u t h e n d m e t ih e exposed in the forum as a warning preached everywhere with singular way, “ Lead us not into tempta­ teacher. Again, it is hoped that and an an intimidation to their prescribes that it is not to be begjo** future editions will broaden the charity the mystery of the cross. tion.” It is true that since God is fellow believers. S t Marcellinus celebrated earlier than one hour basis of the German original by The members of the Passionist infinite holiness He cannot be the ruled from 296 A. D. to 804 A, D. direct cause of evil. But it must before the aurora nor later than one I — ' ' mora citations from English and order take a vow to propagate the be remembered that there are two hour after mid day. Moreover, an­ ■ y ffi/ s td P A dAsr h/epki Quesrroie: other non-German sources. Noted Catechism the memory of the Savior’s Pa^ kinds of temptation: 1. Tests by other Church law (canon 808) pre­ ^ QUA/970 t>£aMAA/S vrses A seer or This book marks a decided ad­ Written by Saint sion. Wonderful supernatural which God tries our fidelity; 2. scribes that the celebrant of Mass AS vance in American liturgical study. graces bore witness to the sanctity observe the natural fast (abstin­ CHivsrMMS WHO tHSisreo oM KeefliNo rue SASTSit fisnYAt. om m e Sa m c DAY It is a valuable and very welcome By his eloquent preaching, by of St. Paul. He died at an ad­ Solicitations to evil. God cannot his brilliant writing, and by his es- solicit us to evil; hence in this pe­ ence from all food and drink) from IMP JiH/tSH PASSO tW t,"^ /4.V N/SAM, MSn/C£fierdce 7H£ OOGIMOK/Oftr o p mens m etk rtHrn* . addition to our shelves.-—Gerald vanced 4ige in 1775. tition the word “ temptation” is midnight until after the celebra­ Sitn ^ okaenAvtce were Ellard, S.J. i St. Vitalis was the father o f Sts. not to be taken in that sense. But tion of Mass. It is rather difficult Pontiff Quoted in Gervase and Protase. He was also one of the first citizens of Milan temptation may be understood in to observe such a fast until mid CORRELATIVE ENGLISH. By Religious Booklet to become a Christian. He prob­ the sense of occasions of sin. We afternoon or late evening. Llewelyn Lloyd. St. Louis. Herder. New York.— His Holiness heads are ardently to desire and earnest­ As regards funeral services, 1936. Pp. 303. $1.25 (reUil). a list of distinguished persons who ably suffered martyrdom. under ly ask of God that He place us not they may be held at any time in the persecution of Nero about the The composition of this textbook are quoted on toe subject of re- same time as Sts. Peter and Paul. in these occasions of sin. He is the afternoon or evening, provided for the second year of high school limon in a pamphlet of the Nation­ the First and Sovereign Cause who there is no Mass, and also pro­ Risen Christ Qave Power to Forgive was motivated by the desire to pre- al Committee for Religion and Church Recalls shapes and fashions all things. In vided there is no local regulation sent B method of giving a Welfare Recovery, here. The state­ leading us as a result of the force prescribing* that funerals be held knowledge of English rules of ment of the Holy Father is as fol­ St. Joseph’s Virtues of circumstances into an occasion in the morning. Catholics gener­ grammar and punctuation, of cor­ lows: “ Social reconstruction, so Because the Feast o f St. Joseph of sin He does not lead us into ally, because of their deep faith in Sin; Told Church She Couldn^t Err rectness and facility in self-expres­ much desired, must be preceded by falls within Lentontide, the Church temptation as does the Devil who the efficacy of the Mass towards sion that will transfer itself inte a profound renewal of the Chris­ honors with special homage tha solicits us to evil. We beseech aiding the souls in purgatory, wish (Post-Easter Bible Talk) sisted upon in the time between Resurrection. When morning came, the very life of tha pupil, net only tian spirit.” Second on the list of dignity and supernatural excel­ Our Heavenly Father then so to to have the Holy Sacrifice offered for the direct purposes of his Eng­ those quoted is President Roose­ lence of St. Joseph in the time arrange our lives by His Provi­ at the funerals of their loved ones In this period when the Church the first Easter morning and His Jesus stood on the shore, but the ascension into heaven 40 days lish class Itself, but for evary other velt. The list includes five former after Easter. We are reminded dence that we may never be placed for the eternal repose of their is celebrating the fact of Christ’s disciples did not recognize Him. class while at school and for every Presidents of the United States, again at this siiecial solemnity of in circumstances where the oc­ souls, and, accordingly, Catholics' later. It was in this time that H e: His body, we must remember, was resurrection from the dead, it is 1. Instituted the sacrament of emergency in later life. two governors, former Governor the purity, humility, and the spirit casions of sin seem too numerous funerals are generally held in the consoling to recall some of the glorified after His resurrection and Penance, giving to the Apostles Alfred E. Smith of New York, one of prayer and meditation of Jos­ and too alluring for our strength. morning. great truths that the Master in­ that fact had somewhat altered His mayor, scientists, educators, and eph, who lived with the Divine It is impossible, as long as we are and their successors the power to appearance.appearance, Heu e askedasKea thetne disciplesaiscipies DoctOP OH Sick CbII forgive sins. clergymen. Child and the Blessed Mother at in this life, to avoid all occasions M oth er, Dead Nazareth after the manner of of .=!in, but God can so arrange 2. Formally aiipointed St. Peter they told Him no. Then He Moses, under a cloud with God. things that these occasions will be to the primacy over the Church, asked them•’ to let down the net by Cincinnati.— Dr. Karl A. Braun Priest Whose Work Is Sincerity Keynote was called to St. Stephen’s church reduced to a minimum and will iving him the power to feed both the right side of the ship. So heavy Proscribed Submits Saint Converted lis ‘Tambs” and His "sheep.” did it immediately become With here to treat a woman who had not be beyond our strength to re­ collapsed at the altar rail. He Madrid__ The Rev. Alonso Get- Many Heretics sist and overcome. 3. Promised the Holy Ghost to fish that they were unable to draw ino, O.P., whose book. The Great Of Good Confession the Church (repeating promises it up. Peter now recognized Christ, hurried down the aisle, looked at One of the most famous Do­ the woman, felt her pulse, and pro­ Number of Those Who Are Saved If in making the nine first Fri­ previously made). and in his impatience to greet minican saints is St. Peter of Ve­ (One of a New Series on the commission; we must refrain from nounced her dead. The woman and Some Mitigation of the Pun­ rona. He was received into the days I unintentionally miss one, 4. Promised that He Himself Him cast himself into the sea and has been placed Catechism) superfluous details, and must ex­ was his mother. ishment of Hell, order by St. Dominic himself and do I have to start over or may J would be with the Church all days swam ashore. The othef disciples In our recent observations on press ourselves with such modesty on the Index by toe Sacred Congre­ became a model of prayer and pen­ continue from where I left off? even to the end of the world. came in the boat, dragging the net gation of the Holy Office, has made the requisites for worthy reception and prudence as the nature of the ance. Always opposed to heresy, with them. Christ had a fire on History of public submission to the will of the The nine first Fridays must be of the sacrament of Penance we sin allows. While we are not As Catholics, we are especially he devoted himself to the conver­ shore,. with a fish cooking, and Holy See in a statement published consecutive, and therefore when declared that contrition is so nec­ obliged to confess venial sins, it is interested in these teachings of Published by Catholic sion of toe Manicheans, countless bread. The Master invited them in the press. The Sacred Congre­ the series is interrupted one is to essary that nothing else can supply well to do so, and especially if we Christ, for our Church has main­ Milwaukee, Wise.— A 25-page numbers of whom he saved for begin anew and continue for nine tained them in controversy with to dine and they ate, together with, gation of the Holy Office has not for it in obtaining pardon of sin. do not know whether the sin is Him. “ This is now toe third time,” book tracing the history and Christ. While he was on a journey consecutive first Fridays. Before considering Confession, as mortal or venial. Many people others who denied them. growth of Milwaukee fv m Indian ^ecified what passages in the book continues S t John, “ that Jesus are erroneous, but Father Getino from Como to Milan, a band of an integral part of the sacrament, mistake mortal sins for venial ones, We find the account of the es­ camp to metropolis, heretics waylaid and murdered was manifested to His disciples, A Short His­ hopes to publish a correct edition What is the theological and his­ it should be noted that it is hypo­ and vice versa. tablishment of Penance as a sacra­ tory of Milwaukee, has just been him. St. Peter was 47 years old at torical distinction between the after He was risen from the dead. that has the approbation of toe critical and unavailing to confess For our Confession to be “ sin­ ment in John xx: “ Now when it When therefore they had dined, published by George Bruce,^K.S.G., the time of his martyrdom in 1262. Catholic "Peace on earth to men of one’s sins to the priest if one has cere,” we must accuse ourselves was late that same day, the first who was born here 80 years ago. Church. - good will,” and y the Protestant Jesus saith to Simon Peter: Simon, Catherine Worked not, at the same time, the sincere just as we sincerely believe our­ of the week, and the doors were son of John, lovest thou Me more "Peace on earth, pood will among determination to amend one’s life selves guilty before God, without shut, where the disciples were would seem that in some meaaore Fourth Centenary of For Peace in Church men" ? than these? He saith to Him: Yea, Peter earned the glory of the pri­ and to sin no more. The resolu­ concealing or disguising anything, gathered together, for fear of the Lord, thou knowest that I love Erasmus’ Death Kept At the age of 18, SL Catherine The various wordings of this tion o f amendment is an essential or excusing it by vain pretences. Jews, Jesus came and stood in the macy. Here we have toe supreme Thee. He saith to him; Feed My Louvain.— In the presence of of Siena received the garb o f tha well-known hymn of the angels element of contrition. This reso­ As a compelling motive to ensure midst, and said to them: Peace key to spiritual success— love of chanted at Christ’s birth and re­ lambs. He saith to him again: Cardinal Van Roey, Archbishop of Third Order of St. Dominic. Her lution, like our contrition, must sincerity, the penitent should con­ be to you. And when He had said God. life as a religious was character­ corded in St. Luke’s Gospel, chap­ Simon, son of John, lovest thou Christ’s assertion that toe gates Mechlin; the Most Rev. Honoratus be interior, universal, and super­ sider that a Confession that is this. He showed them His hands Me? He saith to Him: Yea, Lord, ized by prayer and penance. Like ter two, verse 14, are due to variant of hell should not prevail against Coppieters, Bishop of Ghent; offi­ natural. It is “ interior” (sincere) not sincere procures him neither and His side. The disciples there­ St. Francis of Assisi, she was readings in the ancient Greek Thou knowest that I love Thee. He the Church is proof t ^ t she can­ cials of the University of Louvain, when we are determined to avoid remission of sins nor peace of con­ fore were glad, when they saw the saith to him: Feed My Iambs. He blessed with the gift of the stig­ manuscripts. It depends on wheth­ at least all grievous sins, so that science, but— what is worse— the Lord. He therefore said to them not err in giving us His teachings. and many students, toe fourth cen­ er the Greek word “ eudokias” or said to him the third time: Simon, But He made this truth even tenary of the death of Erasmus mata. She devoted herself to the we are willing to suffer anything Confession, as well as the Com­ again: Peace be to you. As the service of the poor, but her zeal “ eudokia” is read. “ Eudokias” is son of John, lovest thou Me? plainer when Ha promised the Holy was observed in two academies at rather than commit one mortal munion that follows it, is another Father hath sent Me, I also send was directed particularly toward the genitive case and qualifies Peter was grieved, because He had Ghost to her, and when He algo the university. sin. We must be resolved, more­ grievous sin— a sacrilege— and de­ you. When He had said this. He the conversion of sinners and the “ men.” “ Eudokia” is the nomina­ said to him the third time: Lovest promised His own eontinu'ed abid­ over, to shun the danger, and serves eternal punishment. If we breathed on them; and He said to securing of peace in the Church o f tive case in apposition to “ peace.” thou Me? And he said to Him: ing in her. “ When He, the Spirit especially the proximate occasion, have omitted something in Con­ them: Receive ye the Holy Ghost. 2 Scholarships for Italy. Catherine was instrumental This latter reading from the fourth Lord, Thou knowest all things: of truth, is come. He will teach of sin, and to use the necessary fession that we were obliged to Whose sins you shall forgive, they Thou knowest that I.love Thee. He Writers Established in bringing about toe return of the century on was commonly accepted declare, whether because we were are forgiven them; and whose sins you all truth,” the Master told the means of amendment; apd we must said to him: Feed My toeep.” Notre Dame, Ind. — Wide en­ Popes from Avignon. She was by the Greeks and Syrians, being ashamed to confess it or because you shall retain, they are re­ Apostles (John xvi, 13). And just intend to make due satisfaction The lambs and sheep mean the unable, however, to avert the found in all the Greek fathers after we did not sufficiently examine our tained.” before His ascension into heaven, thusiasm is being shown for Notre for our sins, and to repair what­ faithful and the pastors of the Dame’s plan to establish a special Schism that followed. Countless that date as also in the Bpharic ever injury we may have done to conscience, we must declare in how The fact that thele Ap'Apostles were Jesus said to them: “ You shall and Armenian versions. In favor Church. Without exception, both receive the power of the Holy department for the training of miracles have been performed in our neighbor. By the “ proximate many Confessions we have omitted given the power of forgiviniing or her name and her votings are a of “ eudokias” we have Origen, the the lambs and the sheep are given Ghost coming npon you, and you Catholic lay writers. Already there occasion of sin” is meant a person, it through our fault, and repeat of retaining the forgivenessI of sin spiritual treasure house for the most ancient manuscripts, Vati- into Peter’s hands for feeding. A shall be witnesses unto Me in Jeru­ have been established two full amusement, company, and such them all, since they v/eie on that indicates the necessity of auricular shepherd has absolute care of a scholarships of SI|600 each, one prayerful. The relics of S t Ctto- canus (early part of the fourth account bad Confessions. If, how­ salem, and in all Judea, and Sama­ like, by which we usually have Confession. The power is not an flock. \ Christ here gives to Peter donated by John H- Neeson of erine are enshrined in the Church century), Sinaiticus (middle of the ever, we have omitted a mortal sin arbitrary one, but, if mortal sins ria, and even to the uttermost part fourth century), Alexandrinus been led into sin, or probably will the care of His flock. He makes of the earth” (Acts i). The Holy Philadelphia, nationally-known en­ of the Minerva in Rome. She died without our fault, it is required are not repented of, a priest does in 1380. be, if we do not avoid them. It is him the chief shepherd. Christ, on Ghost came, as we know from the gineer who was graduated from (close of the fourth century), the only that we mention it in the not have the right to grant absolu­ a strict duty to shun the proxi­ this momentous occasion, estab­ first chapter of toe Acts, upon Notre Dame in 1903, in memory of ancient translations, Sahidic, early next Confession. tion. The priest must know the Relics of Apostles Latin and Vulgate, also probably mate occasion of sin whenever lished a primacy of both honor about 120 persons, including Mary, the late Professor James Edwards, possible; for he who will not avoid Our Confession is “ clear” when sins and the dispositions of the and jurisdiction in His Church- and the other by the Mercier club Enshrined in Rome Tatian’s Diatessaron. According we so express ourselves that the penitent. Only through Confession toe Mother of Jesus, and the to Father Pope the manuscript the occasion of sin has not a sin­ the primacy of the Popes, who, as Apostles. of New Jersey, in memory of the After the Ascension, St. Philip, Confessor can understand every­ 18 this possible. History records evidence is equally divided betjyeen cere purpose to avoid sin itself. Bishops of Rome, are the succes­ The promise of Christ’s con­ late Cardinal Mercier. A third has one of the original 12 Apostles, Besides, the priest’s absolution is thing well, and can clearly see the that Confession has existed in the sors of toe office Peter held when been started by friends of Notre preached the Gospel in Asia Minor. the twe readings, and he thinks state of our conscience. It is not Church from the earliest times. tinued presence in toe Church is that the reading “ good will to men” of no avail to such a one, but only he died. In Matt, xvi, Jesus had recorded at the very end of the Dame, both religions and lay, with Heirapolis in Phi^gia is commonly aggravates his guilt. sufficient, therefore, merely to say Likewise we know that this was an promised this primacy to Peter, small contributions, and will be regarded as the place where he gives a better balanced clause, but that we have not loved God, or extremely difficult doctrine to put Gospel according to St. Matthew Confession itself is a sorrowful when He said: “ And I say to thee: when, having assembled the 11 luiown as the Father Hudson died in 80 A.D. The relics of the Father Lagrange thinks that the that we have thought or spoken across with the people, one so diffi­ reading “ to men of good will” fits declaration of our sins to a priest, That thou art Peter; and upon this Apostles on a mountain, the risen scholarship. saint repose in Rome. in order to obtain absolution from evil; but we must distinctly name cult that if it did not come from rock I will build My Church, and St. James the Less was a cousin in better with the rhythm. and specify the different sins. The Christ Himself it would be impos­ Christ said to them: “ All power Modern critics favor the reading him. This declaration must be en­ the gates of hell shall not prevail is given to Me in heaven and in of Our Lord. So great was his tire, sincere, and clear; otherwise, sort of “ general Confession” that sible to make the people accept it. against it. And I will give to thee sanctity that the people of Jeru­ that has been adopted by the Vul­ Is permissible is that in which we No Catholic has ever yet been earth. Going therefore, teach ye gate and that is in the Catholic we can not hope to obtain pardon. the keys of the kingdom of heaven. all nations: Baptizing them in the Rural Life Essay salem, of which city he was Bishop, It is “ entire” when we confess at repeat all or some of our former found who really enjoys going to thought themselves happy if they Bible, but explain it differently. sins. Such Confession is neces­ And whatsoever thou shalt bind name of the Father, and of the least all grievous sins that we a Confession; but the sacrament is npon earth, it shall be bound also could but touch his garment, Indeed the phrase “ men of good sary as often as our former Con­ Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Teach­ remember, together with their one of the nfost consoling features in heaven: and whatsoever thou j When 96 years old, St. James suf- will” admits of a twofold inter­ fessions were sacrilegious, either ing them to observe all things Winners Named number and necessary circum­ of our religion, and the mental shalt loose on earth, it toall be ! fered martyrdom at the hands of pretation. “ Good will” may either through want of sincerity or of whatsoever I have commanded stances. If we do not recollect relief it gives is inexpressible. Not loosed also in heaven.” The Apos­ the Jews, who cast him from the denote a subjective disposition in sorrow and resolution of amend­ you: and behold I am with you all Chicago. — Announcement Is the exact number, we must declare without reason did Christ establish pinnacle of the Temple. His relics men, or it may indicate that men ment, or through a culpable negli­ tle to whom this was said was days, even to the consummation of made of the winners of the third it as well as we are able, saying, this sacrament on the evening of j are enshrined with those of his have been the recipients or objects gence in the examination of our orrinally known as Simon, son of toe world." annual essay contest conducted by the very day He proved His Di­ fellow-Apostle, St. Philip. of God’s good will. The King for instance: “ I have committed conscience. General Confession is John. But Christ changed his name The Apostles, and their succes­ the National Catholic Rural Life this sin about .... tiroes a day, vinity by rising from the tomb. It to Peter, which means Rock, In. James Version, “ newly edited by principally useful and advisable as it the sacrament by which we rise sors in office, are therefore Di­ conference for students in Catholic ! Athanasius Prominent the American Revision committee,” week, or month.” Mention must a preparation fpr First Commun­ the Aramaic language that Christ vinely commissioned to teach all elementary and high schools, as be made of such circumstances as again and again from the death of spoke, the word for rock was I reads the passage: “ And on earth ion; upon entering a new state of sin. He knew well how weak men nations and to baptize, and they follows: In Council of Nicea change the nature, or ag^avate Kephas or Cephas. Therefore must insist on Christ’s doctrine in peace among men in whom He is life (such as the religious or mar­ would rebel against it; but the Class I — First Freda Rose I St. Athanasius became toe Patri- the guilt, of our sins, and, in gen­ Christ said: “ And I say to thee: its integrity, not limiting it to the well pleased.” Goodspeed’s trans­ riage state); in dangerous illness, price men pay for going to heaven Reich, All Saints’ parish. West I arch of Alexandria, his native city, lation has it: “ Peace to men He eral, whatever will enable the con­ and at the time of a mission, jubi­ That thou art Rock, and upon this desires, o f men— they must teach Glasgow, Diocese of Kansas City, after the death of SL Alexander. fessor (i.e., priest) to judge right­ is humiliation, and the sacrament Rock I will build My Churto.” 'The favors.” lee, etc. of Penance is par excellence the them to observe all thinw what­ Mo.; second, Rose Lamke, St. Ger­ I A prominent part was taken by ly of the state of our conscience argument in favor of the Catholic soever He has commanded. Christ As a word'of advice and exhorta­ sacrament of humility. trude’s parish, Krakow, Archdio­ ' the saint in the Council o f Nicea If a Catholic lawyer, who knows and to put us on our guard against tion to those who are inclined to faith in the personal selection by assures them that all power is cese of St. Louis, Mo. This class and in the suppression of the that the man he is defending is relapsing into sin. We should be hasty and too perfunctory in The Church is Divinely protect­ Christ o f Peter as the leader of the given to Him in heaven and on comprised pupils in the fifth to heresy of Arius. On many occa­ guilty, does all in his power to bear in mind that the priest in the making their Confessions, they ed against error in her teaching Church is overwhelmingly strong; earth; therefore there can be no eighth grades, inclusive. sions, toe Patriarch had to flee prove that the criminal is not confessional has to fulfill a three­ should listen with attention to the about such matters as Confession, and that this primacy includes the question of His right to commis­ Class II—First, Anna Marie because of the energfy he dis­ guilty, and even lies for his sake, fold office of spiritual physician, instruption th a t' the confessor for Christ promised her Divine right o f absolute definition of what sion them. And finally, as assur­ Flaspoler, St, Mary’s parish, Glas­ played in defending the faith is he, the lawyer, doing wrong? judge, and counselor; and, there­ may think proper to give, and to assistance and established the Pa­ Is or what is not in the real teach­ ance to them of His protection, He gow, Archdiocese of St. Louis, Mo.; against the heretics. He eventu­ Lawyers may in safe conscience fore, he must know the coimtion the penance he enjoins, replying pacy as the center o f truth. ings of Jesus Christ is shown by promises His abiding presence in second, Mary Virginia Smith, Vis­ ally returned in triumph to his defend criminals and seek to in­ of the penitent and the circum­ with sincerity and humility to There are various texts to up­ the giving to Peter of the keys of toe Church. We Catholics are not itation school, Stacyville, Archdio­ Patriarchate and died in Alexan­ duce the judge or jury to bring in stances of his ills, or transgres­ questions he may ask, and taking hold Peter’s primacy over the other the kingdom o f heaven, with the wrong, therefore, when we say the cese of Dubuque, la. This class dria in 373 A.D. St. Athanasius a verdict of acquittal, even though sions. In declaring the circum­ care not to leave the confessional Apostles, and one of toe most strik­ power of defining and ruling in a Church could not fall into error comprised high school students and by his piety, energy, and learning the guilt of the criminal is evi­ stances of our sins, however, we before he has given notice by say­ ing is that recorded in John xxi. way that will be as binding in about Christ’s teachings, but that boys and girls between the ages of is regarded as the most conspicu­ dent, provided the defense lawyer must avoid making known any per­ ing: “ Go in peace,” “ God bless Some of the disciples were fishing heaven as it is on earth. As toe she is, in very truth, the Living 13 and 19 who stopped school after ous figure of his age. He left many uses only honest, truthful, and son who was concerned in their you!” or something similar. in the sea of Tiberias, after the Apostle who loved Christ most, it Voice o f God in the world. completing the grammar grades. valued writings. I t a < M ■ -JJ. T"

P A G E F O U R T H E 'R^E G I S T E;R Sunday, April 26,1936

“Kifinap Threat Made to Belgian Monarch Private Cbity THE REGISTER REAPY'

(Continaed From Pag* One) REFERENCE DIRECTORY efforts will be made to bring back ried recent articles showing that Need Is Cited by A detailed description of these firms, tradesmen, and their the fallen-aways. The reason is Red agitators are numerous and services is published in The Denver Catholic Register once a that we belieye it is better for the well organized in this country. month. Patronize them— They are Reliable. patient to put up with going to Their chief delight is to stir up Confession than to spend an eter* trouble with the police. The Mer­ nity in hell fire. cury article, based pn a personal Cardinal Hayes CONTRACTORS MOVING study of these agitators, showed that they are remarkable for their THE DUNN A GIBSON We Move the Earth When hospitals refuse to co­ New York.— The continued need CONSTRUCTION CO. S. M and S. J. FE E LY ability to dodge real work or re­ operate with priests about their for private charitable work by Appraisals, Estimatss & Repairs Hauling - Grading - Excavating spiritual business, it is high time sponsibility. agencies “ alert to changing condi­ 1328-38 INCA ST. MA/ 1798 TA. sen 3027 IJVRIMER for Catholics to aroid those insti­ tions” is emphasized in a pastoral ORNAMENTAL IRON tutions. A CathoKc ought to pat- The Catholic Poetry Society of letter of Patrick Cardinal Hayes, CARPENTERS ‘■x ' ronize a Catholic hospital when­ America, which was founded in Archbishop of New York. The F. R. SCHMUTTE ever possible, and certainly no April,' 1931, has just passed its pastoral constitutes the Cardinal’s J. F. McKAY Iron, Aluminum, and Welding Work Catholic ought to go to hospitals fifth anniversary. Its magazine annual appeal to the parishes for Contractor & Builder 1401 SO. BDWY. PE. 6237 that do not recognize the rights of “ Spirit,” issued six times a year, support of the Catholic Charities 1811 ARAPAHOE KE. 1471 the clergy. Such institutions are has become the largest selling poe­ in the archdiocese and sets the PLASTERERS quack places, where the mental try magazine in the nation. period from April 26 to May 4 for ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WALSH BROTHERS peace of the patient is not taken that purpose. BROWN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. Plastering A Lathing Contractors into consideration. Every priest Hilaire Belloc's new book: “ The Wiring Fixtures, Motors 950 OSAGE ST. KE. 7621 can tell about dozens of cases Battleground: Syria and Pales­ 'Students to Challenge Radios A Repairs wherein pecqile have refused the tine,” is already hailed as one of MA. 3776 1804 ARAP. T. W . LOVE sacraments at first and then, yield­ Communism in Contest Plaster and Stucco Work his greatest (J. B. Lippincott, $4). 3305 COOK YO. 4839 ing to them, have been made hap­ It gives the story of what he calls FURNACE REPAIRS pier than they had been in years. Washington.— Catholic student Syria, that strip of land between PLUMBERS Better class doctors, regardless of crusaders of the Baltimore arch­ SOUTH GAYLORD HARDWARE tbe desert and the Mediterranean AND PAINT STORE their religious faith, are invariably diocese in 25 high schools and 12 sea along the Western coast of Cutters, Skylights A Furnaces • LAV ARTY PLUMBING SERVICE The Belgian King’s children, Crown Prince Baudoin and Princess Josephine, are shown above, ad- graduate units of the Catholic Stu­ Plumbing and Heating Contractors lined up with the clergy. They Asia, where from prehistoric times 106S SO. GAYLORD SP. 2»61 know the effect of the sacraments mii-ing their little brother, Albert. A former convict, Nicholas Elsen, was arrested at Liege, charged dents’ Mission Crusade will partici­ Jobbing Work men have lived and out of which 720 19TH ST. KE. 8453 with demanding $132,000 and th:;eatening to abduct the children. * pate in the fourth annual orator­ J. G. GARDELL on patients. When hospitals or came the Christian religion that Chimney, Skylights, Gutters, Etc, doctors take an inimical stand, fs the foundation of modern civili­ ical contest, sponsored by the con­ No Pressure No Money 1813 ARAPAHOE TA. 3055 LEO RYAN they immediately become suspect; zation. Highlands and mountains ference of 20 religious orders at the Catholic University of Amer­ Plumber they are like the anti-clerical poli­ give rain to the narrow strip, TA. 3S05 . 3611 VINE ST GLASS ticians in Latin lands, who are which would otherwise be desert ica. The subject of the contest anti-clerical because it is easier to will be “ The Mission Crusaders’ (Jerusalem has a higher rainfall l i H to Attend LATE WORLD NEWS ARAPAHOE CLASS CO. SCREENS rob the people if the clergy are Challenge to Young Communists.’' than London or Paris). As the J. J. Boyne, Mgr, WILLIAMS SCREEN CO. kept in check. people emerge into history, we _____Auto A ...... Window Glass %>ecialist High Grade Door and Window Screens find them under the rule of petty Group of 150 Asks Instruction entire life in • spreading devotion Father of Altar Boy ,MA. 6727 1815 ARAPAHOE ST. General Millwork W e do not know of any hospital chieftains known to us as kings, Kongmoon^ China.— A village of to the Holy Face. 2118-24 ARAPAHOE ST. National Session 150 souls near Sun Wui in the Saves Son in Church in the part of the country in which HARDWARE without any political unity, but N u9* Nurae Sick Communiitt SEWERS AND ASHPITS this is written where the clergy with a language that differed little Kongmoon vicariate. South China, Lanchow, China.— Sick Com­ Boston.— When the flame of a JACK SCOTT HARDWARE are not received with courtesy. from place to place. The culture has asked for instruction in Cath­ munists in the prison camps near MUTUAL CONST. A M FC. CO. candle caught the surplice of John Farm and Garden Supplies But a New England editorial tells of the people looked not to nearer olic doctrine. The Rev. Martin here, who were taken in tbe recent' Weil Casing, Cesspools, Etc. Dawson,'Jr., an altar boy serving Complete Hardware US of one or two in Maine, in the Egypt, but to Mesopotamia, across On Social Work Burke, M.M., of Brooklyn, N. Y., defeats of the Red troops in Cen­ 1322 15TH ST. TA. 9339 2860 WALNUT KE. 3819 at Mass in St. Joseph’s church, midst of an overwhelming Catholic the desert. There the conflux of is the newly-appointed resident tral Kansu, are being cared for SHEET METAL WORK population, where the priests are the Euphrates’ and Tigris rivers, pastor of Sun Wui. by the Sisters Servants of the Holy the boy’s father rusned up the INTERIOR DECORATORS aisle, hurdled the altar rail, and studiously addressed as “ Mister’' together with a fine irrigation sys­ Ghost. FRANK SCHERER A SON Columbus, 0.— Plans for, the Beatification Cause Resumed pulled off the blazing garment with A. D. SEARL or "S ir” by the hospital attaches. tem that existed until the Turks Paris. — The Archbishop of Decorator A Paper Hanger Sheet Metal Products 63rd annual meeting of the Na­ Priest Gives Last Rites, Dies nis bare hands. The youth was These bad manners, we are in­ destroyed it 600 years ago, was Tours has announced that the Sov­ 327 SANTA FE MA. 1529 Warm Air Heating . . . Job Work tional Conference of Social Work Breslau, Silesia.— Having just unhurt and the father suffered MA. 0491 1261 CURTIS formed, are not only officious but responsible for a long-enduring ereign Pontiff has authorized the are being developed under the di­ administered the Last Sacraments slight burns on the fingers. official. civilization. The religion of the resumption of the beatification METAL WORKER rection of the Very Rev. Msgr. to ^dying parishioner, Father Josef Tell the people you patronize people was viciously pagan, includ­ Robert F. Keegan, president of the cause of M. Dupont, the “ Holy Woelk of Freudenberg suddenly GENERAL HEATING CO. that you saw their advertisement ' W e would not be surprised if ing human sacrifice. It was into conference and executive director Man o f Tours,” who spent his suffered a heart stroke and died Bride Is Widowed Ten Sheet Metal Workers— Gutters there were an early movement for the midst of the settlers along the- of Catholic Charities, of the Arch­ in the patient’s sickroom. Minutes After Wedding 376 SO. BROADWAY SP. 6272 in The Register. the canonization of that great Mediterranean coast that God sud­ diocese of New York. The meeting American, Bishop James Anthony denly introduced the Jews, after W ill Study Odd Language Clintonville, Wise.— While at­ will be held May 24 to 30 in At­ Ropanui, .— The Walsh, Superior General of the their strange wanderings in the lantic City, and approximately Mexicans Ask for tending a shower in anticipation Maryknoll Fathers. He was one desert following their miraculous Rev. Sebastian Englert, a Bavarian' of her wedding, Miss Rosalind 10,000 social workers and welfare Capuchin Father of Araucania, of the most charming men we have delivery from Egyptian bondage. Sceering was called to a hospital leaders from all parts of the , who has arrived here on one The Register Shopping Guide ever met. His conversation was The nation they set up, famous as United States and Canada are ex­ to the deathbed of her fiance, Return of Priest of his semi-annual missionary trips MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER— The Register recommends this alphabeticallX’* delightful. He went through life it is, was always small. Even in pected to participate. Louis Mlaker, who had been criti­ to the Kanakas o f the island, has indexed list of business and professional people for your needs. As leaders with his eyes wide open and his cally injured in an automobile ■rious lines, tboy are veil e q u ^ e o to give you excellent service, its heyday it was about 120 miles More than 400 speakers will be been asked by the University of in their comments on what he saw were long and 60 miles wide. After it heard an^ more than 300 daily • Mexico City.— Catholic citizens accident. The couple were married Give the: a trial and shov your appreciation, for they are co-ooerstlng with Chile to make a special study o f us in ffiving you a fiaer publication. highly entertaining. Like all split into two kingdoms following sessions have been scheduled. of Zacapu in the state of Michoa- in the hospital room by the Rev. the language of the islanders. really great religious leaders, 'he the death of Solomon, the part can were unsuccessful in tHeir ef­ Nicholas Diedrich, pastor of St. forts to obtain an, interview with Rose’s church, and the bridegroom, was the friend of every worth­ that remained loyal to the Davidic Officers Elected by School Bill Adopted DOG AND CAT H9 SPITAL GROCERY while movement in the Church. To line was so small a man could President L'azaro Cardenas, in his Toronto.— The school bill spon­ died ten minutes later. him more than to anybody else is walk .out of it in about a half-day. Anthropological Body visit to that' town. They did, sored by Prime Minister Hepburn, DR. W . F. LOCKE owed the fact that the United however, Send him. a petition that roposing a more equitable distri- Westerkamp Bros. Chapel’s Reading Room KE. 8613 KE. 8613 States has taken its proper place New York. -— The Rev. L. J. them pastor, who had been expelled Eution of school taxes in favor of KE. 9043 5106 Wash. First Syria had to pay tribute by the governor under the influence Aids Thousands of Men 1216 Speer Blvd. in the foreign mission field. His to the Egyptians, then the Assyri­ Tibesar, O.F.M., of Seattle was the Catholic schools, was adopted Talk— Don’t W a lk - by the Ontario legislature on the Portland, Ore. — The reading VETERINARIAN method of building up his congre­ ans, then the Greeks, and then the named president of the Catholic of labor and peasant leaders, be Telephone Your Order third reading. room o f t..e Chapel of St. Vincent Small Animal Specialists gation showed his far-seeing wis­ Romans. The Assyrians had a Anthropological conference at that allowed to return to his duties, or Everything a Good Grocery dom. His first attention was to a way of their own of handling reb­ organization’s eleventh annual that another priest be authorized Month’s Mission Held de.Paul has been visited by more Cat and Dog Hospital Should Have seminary system, in which boys els. If a city or province was in meeting held at Fordham uni­ to replace him. The expelled Dublin.— A month’s mission has than 20,000 men since its formal Beat Foods at Lowest Pricea CLIPPING—SURGERY—DISEASE Wa Deliver were thoroughly trained for mis­ revolt, they sent a huge army versity. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jos­ priest had complied with all the just closed at the Pro-Cathedral, opening last September. More sion work. The society he started, eph M. Corrigan, newly-dppointed requirements of the law and had Dublin, amid scenes of intense fer­ than 1,200 meal tickets and 800 which took all the people captive REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE and its great Maryknoll sisterhood, and scattered them far and wide, rector of the Catholic university, been duly registered. So far, no vor. The Archbishop of Dublin, bed tickets have been given out, WMJWWWJWMVMMi will undoubtedly last for centuries. reply has been made to the pe­ besides 150 clothing requisitions. and then they planted friendly was elected honorary president. the Most Rev. Edward J. Byrne, HORACE W. BENNETT & The type of personnel attracted to tition. presided at the closing ceremonies Mass is celebrated every Sunday, The firms listed here de­ people in the rebels’ land. Israel, COMPANY the Maryknoll movement has al­ the kingdom that was set up by More than 900 citizens of Villa- and as he left the church he was and the work of conversion pro­ serve to be remembered ways stirred our admiration, any Reformation Plunder Is hermosa, capital of Tabasco, signed gresses steadily. T.'bor 1271 TAbor 1271 the dissident Jews, disappeared fin­ greeted with applause by more than when you are distributing time we have met a group of these ally in this way. The faithful Estimated at $75,000,000 a memorial addressed to the I^esi- 6,000 men. 210 Tabor Building workers. Bishop Walsh was re­ dent referring to his Guadalajara Jews were also carried. off into Taunton,Eng.— The plunder of your patronage in the dif­ REAL ESTATE sponsible for this, just as his mag­ sileech “ in which you said that BRANCH OF AID captivity at Babylon, but were al­ the monasteries at the time of the ferent lines of business. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS netic writing in The Field Afar there was no persecution in the Choice Apartments for Rent lowed to return home when a Reformation cost, in present-day 4,000 Famine Victims GROUP TO MEET was the means that for years country and that churches would INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS change of rulers occurred. Belloc money, 14 or 15 million pounds iVWWWWftftWWWVWWWi brought public support to the huge be afforded Catholics.’ * Aided by Maryknoller shows that the Jews were phe­ (approximately $75,000,000), ac- The monthly meeting of the An­ missionary work. “ We consider that your declara­ nomenally protected and prepared cordiM to a compilation made by nunciation branch of St. Vincent’s for the destiny that was to be tions were quite different from Kongmioon, China.— In a recent Aid society will be held Thursday Dom E^thelbert. Horne, O.S.B. The famine on the Island of Chikkai, “ The Voice of the Church,’* a theirs— the hirth of the Messias in those made at the same place by afternoon tt 2:15 at Hagus hall. Benedictine said English music the Rev. John J. Tierney, Mary­ new magazine edited by the Very their midst. He pays high tribute Plutarco Elias Calles in his famous The hostesses will be Mrs. Phil Mc­ Rev. Procopius Neuzil, O.S.B., of particularly suffered by the loot­ outburst,” the memorial continues. knoll missioner, org^anized a bread­ to the Greeks for their eontribu>' ing, of the libraries. Carty, Mrs. William Dolan, Mrs. St. Procopius’ abbey. Lisle, 111., tion to Syrian civilization. m ■ U * ” “ Today we ask you that even line and fed 'more than 4,000 suf­ Ruddy, Miss Irandale, and Mrs. is half-Russian and half-English. though the precious architecture of ferers. “ We fed them rice, not Pat Powers. It is intended to promote friend­ The book gives tl great deal of i,265 Altar Boys in their facades no longer exists, bread,” Father Tierney says, “ so I suppose ours was a ‘riceline.’ ship between Catholics and dissi­ attention to the Mohamqtedan con­ llrie Bishop’s Contest since they were destroyed through dents of the Eastern rites. Fa­ wickedness and perversity, at Already many conversions have MULLEN HOME AND St. Francis St. Dominic’s quest. The Arabs came out of the Erie, Pa.— A total of 1,265 altar ther Neuzil was born in Czechoslo­ desert as an unexpected force. least there be restored the sites resulted from it. A dispensary, ST. FRANCIS’ LOSE vakia, but educated in this coun- boys of the 71 parishes in the dio­ that belong to us and where too, which we began, has brought Then came the Turks, who always cese entered the annual “ Bishop LEAGUE CONTESTS De Sales’ . try. He is a priest of the Latin destroy and never rebuild. It was churches had been built.” many to the true fold of Christ.” I rite, but his own patron and the Gannon Contest for Altar Boys," these Mongols who ruined the irri­ patron of his abbey, St. Procopius, in which $225 in cash awards and The baseball nine of the J. K. gation system of Mesopotamia and Bishop Gannon gold buttons will Mullen home for boys made their T H E BR.OADWAY ' was a priest of the Eastern rite destroyed the trees of Palestine. COAL be presented the winners next debut in the Parochial league Sun­ and the founder of an Eastern The Crusades failed, according MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I rite monastery in Bohemia. month. Examinations were based to Belloc, because of the lack of day afternoon at Merchants’ park, STORE COMPANY Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. I Any movement that might for­ on a knowledge of the sanctuary. losing to the Holy Family players, uniform command and the dis­ ward reunion between the Latin Following is a list of motion pictures reviewed and classified by the National 3 to 8, after a hard struggle. J. M. CONES, Pres. F. A. Mumford, Mgr. tance of the armies from their council o f the Legion of Decency through its New York headquarters: or the Eastern Catholics and the In the second game. Sacred W. 25th and Decatur ' GA. 5125 bases of supply. He calls atten­ Canadian Missioners 21 to 51 South Broadway Dissident Orthodox should be en­ Clast A— Section 1— Unobjectionable for General Patron^e Heart players fought to an early tion to the fact, however, that couraged. If the Greeks had not Will Have Airplane Atlantic Adventurer. • Hitch Hike Lady. Prisoner of Shark Island. lead and ■won easily, 9 to 4. Crusaders ruled for years in Bad Boy- House of a Thousand Professional Soldier. split from the Papacy, they today Rome'.— The Most Rev. Gabriel the Holy Land and that their huge Between Men. Candles. Red River Valley. would constitute one-third of the Breynat, Vicar Apostolic o f Mac- Blazing Justice. I Dream Too Much. Return of Jimmy fortress castles are still standing. Ohio Priest Is Honored L. C. B. A. Catholic Church. Father Neuzil "kenzie, who has left his missions Bohemian Girl. I'll Love You Always. Valentine. Annunciation The final message of the book Border Caballero. It’s a Great Life. Rhodes, the Empire St. Mary’a Branch No. 298 ^ thinks that the way to peace lies in Northern Canada to make a By Jugoslavian Prelate is disturbing. ' European civiliza­ Boulder Dam. Kid' Ranger. Builder. I Meetings held every second and fourth not in hasty judgments and aceu- brief visit to Rome, announces that Brides Are Like That. King of the Pecos. Ridin' On. Cleveland, 0.— The Rev. John tion takes for granted that the £ Thursday of the month at 2 o’clock. sations, but through a knowledge the missions staffed by the Mis­ Calling of Dan Matthews. Lady in Scarlet. Roaring Guns. J. Oman, pastor of St. Lawrence’s LONDON MARKET AND Moslems are now definitely de­ Call of the Prairie. Ijaughing Irish Eyes, Rogues Tavern. HOLY GHOST CHURCH HALL 5 of what both sides have in com­ sionaries of Mary Immaculate in church, has been named honorary GROCERY feated, but Belloc does not seem Captain Blood. law less Border. Rose Marie. 19TH AND CALIFORNIA STS. | mon. Neither side, he contends, the Northwest territory will soon Lawless Nineties. The Royal Waltz. canon of St. Nicholas’ Cathedral, so sure. Only 250 years ago they Captain January. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. 1 has paid much attention to what have their own airplane. The ma­ Charlie Chan at the Circus. Leathernecks Have Landed. She Couldn’ t Take It. Ljubljana, Jugoslavia, by the Most were better armed than the Euro­ chine. is to be supplied by the Charlie Chan’s Secret. Life of Louis Pasteur. Silly Billies. Quality Meats and Groceries was said by the other. Chatterbox. Little Lord Fauntieroy. Singing Kid. Rev. Gregory Rozman, Archbishop peans. Belloc believes that the MIVA, a German Catholic organi­ of the Jugoslavian see. Archbishop re-establishm(nt of a Jewish home­ Cheers of the Crowd. Little Miss Nobody. The Singing Vagabond. 3800 Walnut Street “ He overworked his heart for zation whose purpose is to equip Cornin’ ’Round the Little Red School House. Skull and Crown. Rozman was a guest of Father Phones: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 land in Palestine is dangerous, as Sky Parade. the poor.” This was the tribute missionaries with modern means of Mountain. I.one W olf Returns. Oman on a recent visit to Cleve­ the other inhabitants of the coun­ Crime Patrol. Love on a Bet. Song and Dance Han. paid the great Monsignor Tim transport. land. St. Anne’s Shrine try, who have been there for cen­ Desert Gold. Lucky Terror. ■ Storm Over the Andes. Dempsey of St. Louis, pastor of Desert Phantom. Man of the Hour. Sutter’ s Gold. DRUGS turies, are bitterly opposed to it. St. Patrick’s church and organizer Don’t Gamble With Love. Message to'Garcia. Tale of Two Cities. He fears that this may stir up the Her Cause Advanced Don’t Get Personal. Midsummer Night’s Taming the Wild of tremendous charities, by Arch­ TWO STORES Arvada old Moslem war spirit. Syria (i.e. Drift Fence. Dream. Thirteen Hours by Air. bishop J. J. Glennon. St. Louis East of Java. Milky Way. Three Godfathers. the entire country) is foolishly di­ : SAME PRICES Mast on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. gave him one of the greatest fu­ Everybody’s Old Man. Millionaire Kid. Three Live Ghosts. vided, he asserts, between Eng­ Three Musketeers. Suifday Devotions at 7:45 P. M. nerals in its history, with the mayor The F Man. Miss Pacific Fleet. land and France, with no atten­ Farmer in the Dell. Mister Hobo. Till We Meet Again. NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. and the board of aldermen pres­ Timothy’s Quest. tion paid to natural divisions. Fast Bullets. Modern Times. ent, the teamsters’ union declar­ Tederal Agent. Murder on the B 'idle Path. Too Many Parents. 3401 Franklin St. 8101 Wllliaw St ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 W e wonder whether the resettle­ ing a holiday that its members Feud of the W est. Music Goes ’Round. Too Much Beef. ment of the Jews in Palestine is Forced Landing. Music Is Magic. Tough Guy. might attend, and Protestants of not in fulfilment of the ancient For the Service. Mutiny on the Bounty. Trail of the Lonesome Fine. every large denomination in the Freshman Love. Mysteries of Notre Dame. Treachery Rides the Range. prophecies, such as those in Eze- DE SELLEM church. Father Tim was buried Garden Murder Case. Nevada. Two in Revolt. chiel or Osee. It is obvious from Gentle Julia. The Night Is Young. Two in the Dark., The firms listed here de­ in Exiles’ Rest, the plot he himself FUEL AND FEED CO. the Old Testament that theses peo­ Ghost Goes W est. Officers’ Hess. Unknown Woman. had obtained for the poor. Even Give Us This Night. Paradise Canyon. Wildcat Saunders. CHARLES A. DeSELLEM serve to be remembered ple will be gathered together in private conversation, he would Great Impersonation. Paddy O’Day. Woman Trap. W e Ship by Rail when you are distributing towards the end of time and con­ Hair-Trigger Casey. Panic on the Air. Yellow Dust. never allow anybody to speak of PHONE TA. 3205 verted to Christianity, not because Here Comes J'rouble. Preview Murder Case. You Hay Bd Next. JOHN H. REDDIN your patronage in the dif­ the men he took care of in his Pride of the Marines. Young Love. 35TH AND WALNUT they deserve conversion, but as a Her Master’s Voice. E. A C. BuUdlng ferent lines of business. “ hotel” except as “ guests.” Heroes of the Range. RES. PHONE MA. 8544 sign of God’s power. M AIN 0557 Clait A'— Section 2— Unobjectionable for Adults JOSEPH A. CRAVEN Victor F. Ridder, works prog­ Ah I Wilderness. Kind Lady. Petrified Forest. Symes Building ress administrator in New York Is Ordained in Rome Alias Bulldog Drummond. King of the Damned. Petticoat Fever. Lady of Secrets. Private Life of Louis XTV. TABOR 6148 city, has been severely criticized Big Brown Eyes. Syracuse, N. Y.— The Rev. Wal­ Bride Comes Home. Let’s Live Tonight. Road Gang. Small Town Girl. by some of the reviews that de­ ter Carroll, who was ordained in Bridge of Sighs. Love Before Breakfast. ALBERT E. ZARLENGO light in Red propaganda. The Rome, is the third son of his family Brilliant Marriage. Magnificent Obseaaion. Society Fever. University Bldg. Broadway Hostess. Manhunt. Spy 77. other side of the story is given in M AIN 1914 to receive abroad. Country Doctor. Moonlight Murder. Strike Me Pink. The Catholic News. It says he “ is The Moon’s Our Home. Tango. 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