PRAISES Cures of Two Persons U.S. Strongest Support LOYALTY, At Lourdes Declared MANIFOLD Of Catholicity in World AaiVITIES Medically Inexplicable Says New Apostolic Delegate Vagnozzi on Arrival OF FAITHFUL I New York City.— Catholics of the United Supplement to the Denver Catholic Reg^ister Factory Worker, Benedictine Monk States, said Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, new Apos* Paris.—Two more cures at Lourdes have been declared “ medically un ' tolic Delegate, at his welcome here, “ are giving the explainable” by the International Medical Committee of the shrine. They con N ational N ational strongest support to the moral position of the Cath- cern a young woman injured in a factory accident and a Swiss monk suffer Section Section jolic Church in the whole world.” ing from multiple sclerosis. < With a promise to be a “faithful and objective THE interpreter of American Catholicism with the Holy The declaration on the cures was submitted to a recent international ronfproncc of physicians here in Fa^er,” Archbishop Vagnozzi took up his post at a which doctors from Belgium, tate her arm. ;victim of multiple Klerosss. ceremony held in SL Patrick’s' tiermany, England. Ireland. But in 1941 the crippled fac-jwhich resulted in impairment Cathedral here, formally wel tribution to many Ktivities Italy, Switzerland, and Prance tory worker was taken to theiof vision, speech, and equilib- coming him to the U S. On hand of the Holy See, p^cularly in participated. Marian shrine at Lourdes. Sheirium. He reached the point were some 50 members of the the miseion fields.” Yvonne Fournier, working in bathed in the walera near the,where he could not lake nour- REGISTER Hierarchy, including threi Car It will be hit duty, said Arch 1940 sn a factory in Montiucon. spot where the Blessed Virgin I ishmeni. and could walk only dinals. as well as thousands of bishop Vagnozzi, “to follow and tnduslrial town in the middle of api>eared to St. Bernadette, and with great difficulty, with the (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) priests, religious, and laity. encourage all these manifold activities of American Catholi Prance, caught her arm in a was instantly and totally cured. use of canes. MSMBCa os AUDIT 8URKAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Apostolic Delegate was cism, to maintain the harmo transmission belt, and the arm The lasting nature of the cure ^ . iThli Paper la Connected »1ch NCWC Waahlnaton .Sews Headquarten by JU Own U a ^ responding to greetings ad nious unity existing among the was violently wrenched toward was verified 14 years later, on C U r c L Q S tfi ^ ISpecial r**w*~* Service, Rellgloin " Newa Service, ••__ Inler-Cathollc _._kt/wil’d*' Preaa Asency, Hdea Service, MUaton bervlCM. Raligtoua dressed to him by Cardinal Newi Photof and NCWC Picture Service members of the Hierarchy, to Ihe floor. The nerve-crippling in Aug. 18.1954, during the French Seven Years Francis Spellman. Also on hand jury left the limb complexly naUonal pilgrimage to Lourdes. [ ^aken to Lourdes in 1952. the were Cai^lnals Richard Cush safeguard the loyalty, obedience, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 and love of CthhoUc Americans useless. The hand and forearm The second cure is that of i monk was exhausted by the trip. ing and John O'Hara, C.S.C. for the See of Peter and the were swollen as fa r as the elbow, Brother Leon Sebwager, 0 B.B.,!b u I following the traditional Cardinal Spellman, speaking person of the Vicar of Christ." But with this severe swelling the member of the Benedictine>bath, at Ihe moment when Bene- on behalf of U.S. Catholics, told “The function of the Apos hand was icy. Miss Fournier's CoD^gation of St. Ittilien for diction of the Blessed Sacra Racism U. S. Burden, Archbishop Vagnom that “we Survey Shoves shall find Pope John in Yonr tolic Delegate in the United pain was so intolerable that she Foreign Missions, and a native'meni w u imparted in front of States." Archbishop Vagnozzi begged the doctors treating of Switzerland. |the lofty Basilica, all the symp- Excellency, as we find Peter in John, and Christ in Peter.’’ said, “is, essentially and exclu her not to hesitate to ampu Brother, Scliwager became a!toms of the disease disappeared. Says Cabinet O f f i c e r Growth in Lay I d his reply Archbishop Vag sively, to be the living personal and he was able to stand by his nozzi said that “the United link l^tween the Apostolic See wheel chair. This cure has lasted New York—Racial discrimi-lpoinled to increasing strains in Rome and the Catholic seven years. nation is proving an intolerable upon our manpower supply. He States of America is today not Pornography 'Cancer' only one of the great powers on Church In the United States. Following the usual proced-jburden to the United States said (his country will need 50 Participation ure. the medical committee’s both ceonomically and morally, per cent more professional and Davenport, la. — Nearly half earth, but the great power of Faithful findings in the two cases will|said Secretary of Labor James!technical workers. 30 per cent of the parishes surveyed in this the western, democratic, Chris Interpreter tian free world. Is Threat to Country now be submitted to a canonical p. Mitchell at a dinner of the more craftsmen, and 30 per cent diocese have instituted some “It is my duty to be the faith I . A .k __ _ ... commission for further study,National Conference of Chris- more semi-skilled workers in the form of lay participation in the " A m e ric a today,” he con ful and objective interpreter of Washington.—Pornographic iT . determine whether they|tians and Jews. 1960s. Mitchell said every effort Mass, and some 40 per-.cent tinued. “is at the vanguard of American Catbolidsm with the literature is a "cancer" threat cause warped minds, hearts, might be called miraculous, Th.The i Labor .w « Secretary said a must be made to overcome job of those without a program piah every progress, and American Holy Father, antf to convey to ening this country with "de- and souls" among the nation’s (NCWC Radio and Wire] irecent study by his department barriers for Negroes. to have one in the near future. Catholicism is strongly active the Apostolic See the requests .struction from within." said A t children. Fifty-eight of the 126 parishes and growing, splendidly organ and wishes of those who may torney Charles H. Keating. Jr., It is unfortunate, he said, that and missions in the diocese were ized in its manifold activities, desire me to do so. I am here of Cincinnati, founder and direc the public is not aware of the studied. in the setup of the National to be, according to the very tor of Citizens for Decent Lit magnitude of the problem, be In 26 of the 58 parishes, the Catholic WeUare Conference, in words of His Holiness Pope erature. cause recent court decisions laity now either sing or recite its imposing school system, and John X X III when be was Apos show that, where citizens make The growing pornography in at least the simple Mass re in its charitable institutions. tolic Nuncio in Paris, the eyes, dustry. be told the annual con their will known, pornography sponses on a regular basis. In Laity Leaders the ean, and the heart of the vention of the M ilitary Chap- can be controlled. frequency, this lay participation Holy Father’.” ranges from twice a month to In World Aid The Apostolic Delegate as every day of the year. “The Catholics of the United sured his listeners that Pope Leaders in San Marino Thirty of the parishes sur States," he said, “intelligently John “loves the people of the veyed do not have a regular par and prudently led by their United States and baa a great ticipation program. Plans for Bishops and clergy, with the appreciation of American Ca such a program, however, are strongest co-operation of reli tholicism and of the great con Plan 1st Vatican Visit being formulated in 12 of these gious men and women, are giv tribution that the Catholics of San Marino. — Two Captains the country's history. Repre- parishes. Two pastors did not ing the strongest support to the thd United States are bringing Regent of this tiny republic sentatives from all local sec- answer any of the questions. moral position of the Catholic to the life and to the progress head a delegation making an tions of Catholic Action took Eighteen parishes, less than Church in the whole world, and of the Church throughout the official visit for the first time part in the program. one-third of those studied, have their generosity is the main con world.” I NCW C W irel in history to the Vatican. Com Bishop Antonio Bergamaschi no program and no plans for pletely surrounded by Italy, the of Montefeltrd, within whose one. republic has kept its independ diocese the country is situated, In St. Louis, Archbishop Jo Papal Delegate Greeted ence more than 16 centuries. had the seat of honor. He of seph E. Ritter called for the Honors accorded to heads of fered Pontifical Mass in the Ca introduction in every arcbdioce- state are to be. given the dele thedral of St. Martin. The flags esan parish of the practice of By State Dept. Officers gation. Pope John XXIII will a t San Marino and the Vatican congregational responses to the Washington. — Dignitaries a t of the United States Hier receive the group May 18. Ac City were flown. celebrant’s prayers at Low Mass. Church and State, including archy: Bishops Charles P. Greco companying the Captains Re Until 1956 San Marino citi Under bis plan, lay people representatives of the State De of Alexandria, La.; Lawrence J. gent is Federico Bigi, San Ma zens who were members of Cath w ill give at least seven basic partment, were among those Shehan, Bridgeport, Conn.; W il rino Secretary of State, and olic Action had to join Italian Latin responses at Low Mass, who gave an enthusiastic wel liam T. Mulloy, Covington; Jer members of the State Council branches of the organization. Including the "Amen," “Et cum come to Archbishop Egidio ome D. Hannan, Scranton; Am and its Guard of Honor. With the founding of the na spiritu tuo." and "Deo gratias." Vagnozzi, the new- Apostolic brose Senysbyn, O.S.B.M., of the Situated in Northeastern tional board of Catholic Action Pastors have been urged to Delegate to the United States. Ukrainian Catholic Exarchy of Italy, the republic contains 38 three years ago. the San Marino install microphones on cither He was greeted in Washing Stamford, Conn.: and Philip M. .square miles. Its citizenry voted group has become an independ side of (he tabernacle so that ton’s Union Station by a large Hannan, Auxiliary of Washing out a Red-dominated govern ent >national body. the congregation can better hear assemblage headed by Bishop ton. ment in 1957. The Captains Re Cardinal Tardini, Vatican Ihe prayers of (he celebrant John M. McNamara, Auxiliary Among the first to greet (he gent are elected by the Grand Secretary of State, has been I ______of Washington; William S. B. Apostolic Delegate was Gen. and General Council twice a awardedrt thp rpniihlif’* hivhp«t DI p s LJ m u a I rLiipoL '*'"**' This was the birthday of the Lhurch. Under n *1 > B B ' j . iLacy. special assistant to the Carlos P. Romulo, Ambassador year to carry out the adminis decorationuc,.v,.uon the Grand CnJs of’ LnUrCH days of Pentecost the influence of the Holy Spirit, the Apostles Pupils Bus Rides l secretary of State: and Robert of the Philippines-to the United tration of. the government. thc^uestrian Order of San M a d ra w in g to a close they were all together were transformed from humble, retiring fiaher- Get 9~Vote Morgin F. Corrigan, deputy chief of States, who knew the Arch More than 1,000 persons at rtno. Customarily this honor is'l" Pl*«- And suddenly there came a sound.men into zealous preachers of the Word of G ^. Burnt Hills, N. Y.—Voters in protocol of the State Depart- bishop when he was Papal Nun tended the first .general assem reserved to heads of state 1 ** * violent wind blowing, and it seeking to convert the whole world. All Lath the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake ment. cio to the Philippines. bly of Catholic Action held in [NCWC Radio and Wirel ■'filled the whole house where they were silting, olics receive the Holy Spirit in Confirmation, School District have approved, Bishops Accompany Him Following the reception at And there appeared to them parted tongues as which should transform them into apostles to by a nine-vote margin, the pro- Archbiahop . Vagnozzi _ was^c- ^ the station. Archbishop Vag of fire, which settled upon each of them. And bring the teachings of Jesus Christ into the viding of public funds to trans-jeompanied on the train journey nozzi was taken in a motorcade (hey were all filled with the Holy Spirit and world by word and example (Picture adapted Ipon parochial school pupils to‘from New York by Archbishop with police escort to his resi Conduct in Controversy ^ began to speak in foreign tongues, even as the by Leo Canavan. art editor, from a work bylcatbolic schools outside the dis-|Patrick A. O’Boyle of Wasbing- dence on upper Massachusetts Holy Spirit prompted (hem to speak” (Acts ii. Adrian van der Werff ) itrict. 'ton, and these other members Avenue. INCWC Wirel Is Spelled Out for CPA 1-4) Omaha.— Speaking at the 49th able respect for the divine or Catholic Press Association Con d e r.” Bishop Cody said the eon-j PRAISES LEGION OF DECENCY vention. Bishop John P. Cody trovenialist will in no way I nf Kansas City-St. Joseph said abuse his reader's confidence) PONTIFFS SWISS GUARD POPE URGES SUPPORT FOR U.S. AGENCY the tatholic press by fair and ments they inspire and. at the main unflagging in (heir sup balanced conduct in controversy same time, should remain con port of the Legion, to take pains could show an aspect of Church S S H siS liIS LUI CUT TO 10 ONE M HUNDRED U N U K t U S S v S vinced that the necessity of the to lii4 out. before attending any intellectual tradition that would Cstholics incfi &bl of c* *1* di ronisin stronj^ in ttioir su|v Legion of Decency has in no spectacle (film ), the moral clas have “very great powers ofal- debate, of reasoned** co^id^a- Vatican City.—In the first The newly puhli.shed orders respect for the Swiss Guard uni- port of the National Legion of way diminished. sification given by the Legion, iraction to any man of fair and tion of issues." change in regulations since now call for four officers, one form wherever it is taken Re-1 Decency, He praised the Legion honest mind.” Th» Ri«hnn f I' Pope’s colorful Swiss chaplain, 23 noncommissioned linnc guards will he permilled^as a •'coiirageous enterprise" and Importance Growing and tp be faithful and generous rit«r. “ JL.ii... .kV. .k .-“ -„'Gu»rd has been cut from 133 to officers, two drummers, and 70 to take their uniforms withinoted that it has been imiuted "On the contrary, its impor in following its recommenda The Missouri prelate ex writers to realize that there are 100 men. halberd bearers, i Halberds are them on mustering out of the'in other countries. tance grows even greater at the tions. which are intended solely plained that, while Catholics strict limits to the extension Of the 160 new rules that will tong spiked weapons carried hyPapal Service, hut they will still Cardinal Domenico Tardini, present time when, sad to say. for the greater good of their are united on ultimate ques- and applicability of Catholic lions, they are “divided on d w irin * Ha said r.ihnii/..the corps. the majority the Swiss Guards since their be bound by a code governing Vatican Secretary of State, sent there are many private persons soujs and for the defense of the many questions that are less fat-fi i )ia’ fpmntatmn In 1,-an concemcd With mat- founding in 1506 by Pope Julius their further use. It will go into the letter on behalf of the Pon and even public officials who no noblest vgtues of our civiliza Z t»f discipline and adminis-'ll.i effect Aug. 7. 1959, The new tiff for the occasion of the Le- longer succeed in distinguishing, tion." than ultimate, but which are the certitude in faith to other nevertheless of genuine signifi kinds of knowledge. irauon. A portion of the new reguia- regulations have been under.gion’s silver jubilee. It was re- among the events of life, what The letter concluded by im cance in human affairs." •it is not secularUm to in designed by Michelangelo lions details the requirement of consideration for the past year.|eeived here by Bishop James A. things must always and every parting the Apostolic Blessing With the late Pope Pius XII sisl that technical problems de-' Another regulation details the ------McNulty, chairman of the U . S. where be considered moral or to the members of the Episco the speaker said the function mand technical answers not times when the famous blue and Bishops' Committee on Motion immoral. pal Committee, the National uf the Catholic journalist is (0|found in manuals of theology or yellow uniforms, said to have, Pictures, Radio, and Television. ‘The Sovereign Pontiff, then, Legion of Decency, division di- serve" the development of pub- devotion. It is not relativism to been designed by Michelangelo, "Catholic Americans." the patemally encourages (be Cath- rectors of the Legion, and to all lie opinion, not to regiment or hold that philosophical and the-!will be worn. It also specifies Holy Father stated, “can be le olics of the United SUtes ofllhe faithful who promote the dictate it. ological principles do not of:what parts of the regalia will be' gitimately proud of (he achieve America, exhorting them to re [Legion's ideals. [NCWC Wire] If this journalist pos.sessc.s themselves solve complex prob-iworn, thus ending various inno-1 style, tact, general culture, and lems of diplomacy, political sci-|vations that have occurred in "a profound love and iinchangc- ence, or economies." ^past centuries. FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION
LISTENING IN STAND TOLD BY ARCHBISHOP Holy Father Has Endless Job Chicago.— Federal aid to edu jconsiruction are a type of aid porary aid. Such a proposal is cation, if there is to be any.'that can and should be tempo- inherently non ■ terminable. It The recent visit of the writer of Listening In' Holy Father, or a Mass over which the Pope pre should be on a temporary basis Irary in nature. Such assistance could give an equal claim on the In the Vatican stirred up a revival of his devotion! sides in person, is to have missed one of the if Congress determines to aid[is given for specific purposes federal government to other io the Papacy, which has in many ways proved most artistic thrills that earth provides. The parents of public school chil- to to areas of proved need, civil servants, firemen, and po Itself the most powerful institution on earth. massiveness of St. Peter's Basilica, the huge dren, it cannot in justice be in-| Heavy financial burdens, the licemen. When we looked at the beloved John' crowds that gather there when it is known that different to parents of non-pub- letter continued, are borne by The NCWC Department of XXIII. who fits in so well with the tradi- His Holiness will appear, the richness of the tic school pupils. . parents who choose to send their Education, he add^. is acutely •“’Its of the high office, we wondered, vestments, and the special rites involved These two considerations were I children to private schools. If aware of the needs of teachers how any man his age could stand the when the Pope makes his entrance to the church highlighted in a letter by Arch : Congress decided to grant fed and is not opposed to the im endless round of official duties that ac in the tedta gestaloria, the portable throne, are bishop Albert G. Meyer, Episco- eral aid. it could allow private provement of their position. It company being Pope. tremendously thrilling. pat chairman of the N C ^ C De- schools long-term, low-interest questions, however, the propo Through the courtesy of one of the highest partment of Education, to Sen I loans for school construction. sal of financial grants by the The routine work of bis office must be enor officials in the Church, my monsignorial brother James E. Murray. .Montana.'This proposal is within the government to subsidize their mous. for he has millions of spiritual subjects, and 1 were appointed to help carry the canopy- chairman of an education sub-1 framework of existing laws, salaries. and the Catholic Church is extremely well or over this portable throne- Visitors to Rome con committee of the Senate Cora-| Archbishop Meyer said that Archbishop Meyer asserted I ganized. with duties set for all. especially its sider this one of the finest honors that can come n j« r* Lk 111**-. . In many areas of Cotombia, Radio Fights lilitoracy uhere some s.250.000 out of mittee on Labor and Public Wel-jmost of the federal aid to edu- ithat private education and pub- ^ higher clergy, extending, far beyond those that to them, for the Holy Father makes bis entrance fare. 'cation measures since 1938 have llic education are partners on would be met by most rulers or executives of to the church amid the panoply of cheers, hand- a population of 13,000.000 can neither read nor write, illiteracy ’(be American scene. Their wel-' any kind. clapping. and music. It seems that custom has IS being fought by radio, in this radiophonie school of the remote Two o th e r considerationslconsidered such assistance as a mountain hamlet of Sutatenza a father and child listen as the Archbishop Meyer presentedjtemporary measure. A bill au- fare should be advanced simul It gratified this writer, however, to find that made it all right to cheer and to applaud m the taneously in any proposals for the liturgical worship of God is at the top of the massive Vatican church, into which 35.000 per radio instructs- ".\ttenUon. open your copybooks . . hold your were the traditional opposition ]thorizlng a permanent federal of the NCWC Dej^raent of subsidy, he warned, might carry temporary federal assistance. list in the Pope's many duties, and that Rome sons can crowd and where ihe equipment for prncib at the correct angle . . . ndw write what I dictate to IS continuing its ancient custom of magnificently music and all else is on a massive scale you Education to the ua^of federal in its wake federal control and Such action on the part of carrying out the rich ritual nf the Church. The radio movement for popular education, called Cultural funds for teachers' silanes and'permanence, w-hich all agree I Congress, be concluded, will Discretion Better I’npular .4rlinn. was initialed m 1947 with a single homemade opposition to permanent federal would be harmful to education I maintain the pluralism that is a Present at Papal iransmiMor by .Monsignor Jose Joaquin Salcedo. Today there are .•■upport to education. A federal subsidy for teach j cherished feature of the Ameri- Part of Volor three 200fnoi radio lowers beaming the South American priest’s Federal grants. Ihe Arch- ers'salaries, the Episcopal chair- Ican way of life and avoid re- PontiiieaJ Mass Being in excellent health and able in hold instrurtinnal programs to some 40.000 classes scatlered in thou bishop noted, tn meet existing man pointed out, appears in- Iducing educational effort to a Not to have seen a Mass celebrated by the ( J i«m to Pnpr J — Co/umn J) sands of remnie ullages in the Colombian Andes. emergencies for ichoolhouse,compatible with (he idea of tem'common mold. [NCWC Wire] T H E REGISTER
2 PRINCES OF CHURCH DEAD Lay Participation Reality CARDINALS IN COLOMBIA AND FRANCE In Sm all M ission Parish 'scheduled in the Cathedral for Ihe radio schools in Sutatenza. Bogota. Colombia. — Tbii McKenna. W u b — Almost com'l^lSi, where the student dlreels May 12. The Cardinal's body which give catechetical instruc country’i first Prince of the plete lay participation in the 'congregational singing and re- w u seen by throngs of the tion and special radio courses Church. Cardinal Crisanto Lu- Mau is a reality in a small mis- sponsu. que. 70. succumbed after a faithful in the chapel of Bo teaching how to read and write. tio e parish here because of the Finally, the parishioners them- heart attack. His death fol gota’s major seminary. For nearly a decade the coun enthusiasm of a group of pa^ Mlves—moat of them farmers lowed within a week that of Born on a farm near Tenjo in try was tom by civil strife. In isbioners, a few college stu or workers on nearby military Cardinal George Grente of Le 1889. Cardinal Luque entered 1996 Cardinal Luque warned dents, and a hardworking pastor. posts— requested the pastor to Mans. France. The membership Bogota's theological seminary that the perwnal loyalty oath It began when Father William introduce lay participation at of the Sacred College of Cardi in 1910. He was ordained in demanded by President Pinilla A. Maat. O.5.B., putor of St. the 7 o'clock Mau. Jim Jungen, nals stands at 72. 1918. The nest 14 years he was of army and civilian employes Margaret Mary’s Parish, read engaged in pastoral activity. another college student, volun Colombia's government de was invalid. He reportedly the Sacred Congregation of Named Auxiliary Bishop of teered to lead. clared a three-day period of na advised Ihe military committee Rites' historic directive on the Tunja in 1991. the future Cardi tional mourning for Cardinal that later took power from liturgy published tu t fill. Father Maat pointed out that l.uquc. lie was noted for his nal was named Ordinary of the President Pinilla to advise him Father Maat. who also teaches the succeu has been achieved diocese a year later after the work in social action and In to resign to prevent bloodshed. full schedule at tbe high without benefit of the advan protesting against the dictator death of his predecessor. In tages availible In Urge par In Rome, L'Ossemotore Ro school and college ittacbed to ship of former President Rojas 1950 he became Archbishop of ishes. “I f so much can be ac- mano, V atican City daily, St. Martin's Abbey in nearby Pinilla. ousted in 1957. Bogota. He was named a Cardi coropliahed in such a small mis praii^ the Cardinal for his sup Olympia. Wash., secured the aid Prelates from aU parts of the nal in the 1953 Consistory. sion parish." be comraentnd, port of social programs and of Joe NicboUs. a freshman at country and President Alberto Colombia's Primate devoted imagine what could be done radio achools. It aaid his death the college, to introduce the lit Lleras Camargo of Colombia at untiring effort for internal New members include a joumaUzt, social elsewhere." evokes a memory "that urgical reforms at the 11 o'clock tended the funeral services peace in the coontxy. He took lay Workers to Serve worker, an agricultural expert, two credit union Sunday Mau. The same steps honored the Episcopate, the active leadership at congresses specialists, and, among the wives, two nurses. In were later taken at the 9 o'clock of Catholic workers and of the Sacred College, and the whole In Church's Missions the front row, left to right, are the William Rob Soanish Brother Leads Ifiil* WGH gHOOl lay apostolate. His interest in Church." [NCW C Radio and were formally inducted into the Association (or inson family. New York; the Richard Demske Dedication May 17 aVult education is reflected in W ire] Inlematibnal Development (Aid) in the Cathe family, Buffalo; and the Arnold Matbeson fam St. John Hospitallers C a^bta 4 T i v W la 1} Mamfa dral of St John Ihe Baptist. Paterson, N. J. ily,'BMton; and in the back row. Gerald Mische, Bishop James A. McNulty of Paterson presided director of AID; Bernard Diroff, Detroit; Mr. Rome.—The Provincial of the at the ceremony. Most of the members will and Mrs. Bernard Lammers. Waabington, D. C.; Cutilian Province of the Hospi Vtrrt roc sCHOOt iu u it m ; Panic of Whites Blamed serve in the Church's foreign missions in Chile George Kerb, Syracuse; Mr., and Mrs. Michael tallers of St. John of God, iCAOIMT FOC AOUm Brother Igino Aparicio, hu so W. Wwhi>i«ton Dt«t. OS-SA and Mexico. Previously they underwent an ex Murray, Washington, D. C.; behind the latter Chiccje, IN. For Housing Segregation tensive (raining program at AID’S headquarters couple, Adrian Egan, Washington, 0. C.; Adrian been elected Superior General of tbe community. Brother Apa MY VISIT WITH LUCY with Whites in Chicago are “dis in spiritual formation. Catholic doctrine, so Daigle, Marion. Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Chicago.—White families cial principles, and the language and back Declerq, Kansas City, Mo.; behind them. John ricio auisted Plus X I In his Ust Stw D< FlIlAt MdUfl themselves hive helped “gloomy tressingly rare.” What hu hap iUneu, snd also served u his 1 IWMI W h*t Wtuc (wu MW * • grounds of the area in which they will serve. Connor, secretary of AID; and Charles Thomas UW > rweMi. Nw-SntUUr. SI 1-S predictions" come true regird- pened instead, he said, is that community's Procurator Gen f t ■ . t* *■■. W the Negro ghetto merely ex AID is an organization for recruiting and train of (he AID staff. ing impact of Colored families ing lay miasionaries. eral in Rome for a number of Fitkrt HtwwS liffwtT. 0 Cm. moving into their neighbor panded u Whites fled from years. wdw li«n hoods. said Archbishop Albert their neighborhoods. The 56th general chapter of MAtr. MIS w m u w . CkkH* ir The prelate blamed a chain u r*tut> m W u m t m ** •<■<'- G. Meyer. the brothers also reconfirmed of "gloomy and confused" j« - Archbishop Meyer was one of Taylor's Death Recalls Dispute German Brother Angelo Peeban dictions, which, sweeping as Secretary-General. "LIFE OF ST. CECILIA" several witnesses to present through neighborhoods, often SOLE ENVOY TO VATICAN Sy Dam prMpar eu*r*n|«r statements to the Civil Rights penics the people and neighbor The brothers operate nu Price $3.00 Commission during its two-day hood institutions into acting “as FROM U.S. IN PAST CENTURY merous hospitals and uylums inquiry into housing problemi For Solo il though thii aoothsaying was When notified by Taylor that throughout the world. They in Chicago. He told the commls- New York —Funeral services first entered into relstions with ST. ANTHONY'S GUILD demonstrated fact." were held here for Myron C. the Vstiean In 1797. he intended to relinquish hit staff the Vatican City pharmacy, aion that instances of Negroes' The finiabing touch, he said, and have houses in the Boston fstorton I, Now Jonoy Taylor, 85, the only man ever Upon b it retirem ent in 1950. post the Pontiff replied: "We being able to get equal housing to the dire predictions is pro and Los Angeles Xrchdiocuu. to represent the United States Taylor gave u bis reasoo. "per learn with real regret of your vided by "the few individuals in even in an unofficial capacity sonal considerations of a com decision to resign (or reasons PelrencM of SnfftTtri from the city known as ‘block bust at the Vatican since this coun pelling nature." In bis letter of of health from a ndaion which Christ the King NFRVOIS AND MENTAL ers.' men who are accused of has proven so effldent and try’ ended diplomatic relations resignation be said: “I am statue of Christ the King thst fostering community panic in fruitful." D IS O R D E R S . . . with the Papal States in 1867. deeply grateful to have bad the rests on a pedestal 265 feet tall order to manipulate real estate Taylor, an Episcopalian, illuminating and inspiring ex overlooks the city of Lisbem. It Many novenu cele prices trtificisUy snd thereby Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen sened in the Vatican from perience of working (or the Swedish Catholics w u built because of a promiM brated throughout gsin a profit." the year in tbe first 1939 until early in 1990, repre great cause of world peace in To Honor St. Erik made by the Bishops of Portu Imogine, if you con, a medical doctor develop* The answer, said the prelate, senting both President Roose chuith in America co-operative association with Uppsala, Sweden.—Tbe Feast gal in 1940. They promised that, Is constructive cooperation be velt and President Truman. His dedicated in her ing 0 new theory of medicine with two basic ideas: Pope Pius XII, who exercises in of St. Erik IX, Sweden's patron if their country were spared the tween individuals, Churches, mission was frequently attacked honor. Beg her help Europe, as he does in the whole saint, will be marked ^ the horrors of war, they would and intercession. and business institutions. The by Protestant groups on grounds I) A body con live end think ond govern itself with* world, a significant and deqwr- singing of the Credo In the Upp erect such a monument just u prepared statement was read of an alleged violation of sepa For information ately needed moral leadership." sala Protestant Cathedral, which sooti after Ihe war as they about the.Lugue of o ut 0 head. 2) This decapitated body eon generate for Archbishop Meyer by Monsi ration of Church and State. He was once Catholic. could raise the money by na St. Dympbna, No gnor John J. Egan. [NCWC did not himself, however, enter ond beget other living bodies without heods. Plans Visit to U. S. The Aasociation of Swedish tional contributions, vena Booklets. Stat W ire] ' into the controversy. Catholic University Students The statue, which cost more ues and M e a a 1 s , Taylor was first named (he Vienna. — Cardinal Koenig, and Graduates will do the sing than $500,000, will be dedicated write to: President's personal envoy in Archbishop of Vienna, it sched Now recoil, if you will, a similar heresy of over 400 ing on May 18. fewt of the saint in ceremonies May 17 at which December. 1939. Observers laid uled to leave June 1 for a National Sltrine of New Hampshire Vets Cardinal Goncalves Cerejeira. yeors ogo, when the Religious Revolution affirmed two the appointment to tbe U.S. gov month's stay in the U. S. He in who w u acknowledged king in S i . Ih -m p h n a most parts of Sweden in 1190. Patriarch of Lisbon, will preside. false dogmas. 1} The visible 0\urch err the Body of Christ Support Resolutions ernment's desire to utilize the tends to visit Cardinal Spellman Muaillon, Ohio of New York and tever^ other Manchester, N. K. — At the so-called “listening post" fscill- TMI DAUSHTIBI OS CHAaiTY needs no visible heod. Hence it decopitoted the historical members of tbe Hierarchy. of St.‘ VlBcat Co Pmul 12th annual convention of this ties of tbe Holy See, and to co-operate in the Vatican's hu Monsignor Leopold Unger, di offer 1 Joroui wax of life ta the truth of the Primocy of Peter whom Christ nomed the state's Catholic War Veterans, Vatican Daily Eulogizes nrvico of Um poor, Uw lOMlr. (bo rector of Caritai in Austria, delegates unanimously adopted manitarian activities on behalf forufcon. Ctrit belwoon It oiid M head of the Church. 2) Bishops con be consecroted and of world peace. Tbe UE. had will accompany the Cardinal. wbo htvo Uto courst* to roipoad a resolution calling for the plac Late Presidential Envoy to Christ’s lavluaoD to loavo all ing of the emblematic Roman and follow Him suo' find peace tod priests ordoined without ony reference to the Head of the happiiMH 1b a Ufa dedleaM to Ood. Crots at the top of the flagstaffs Vatican City.—In reporting per continued. “The memory of The swan aoaaia la aoclal work. Church. Hence aTveadless body con reproduce new spirit of the United States flags dis the death of Myron C. Taylor, him. alive with sympathy, re (■aehfaH, Donlnf, Iht earo of rhll- drvB, and lorve t o ferolfB mintooa. ual life ond outhority without a legitimate succession of played by Catholic War Vet former special envoy of U. S. mains with all those people who S ^ for devulpUra Utcratara to erans. Presidents to the Vatican, L' Os- cetiw in contact with him and iisTia aiaTRANDi life from the Apostles. The convention unanimously sfTvctore Romano, Vatican City who bad the oi^Kirtunity to ap MASaUtC SlFMINAtY supported sections of the Amen daily, paid him thia tribute: preciate his usHul activity, and Normandy II, ft. Lowit, Mo. inn Bar Anociation's Report "Myron Taylor, who wu a tbe high esteem be bad for the tewwW w a (TMot •( IM IMWHn •> Todoy, over 400 yeort later, the Communista Protestant, dUebarged his du work of the Catholic Church and Oann. ttm wnr law ■( OM uO UWt to Congress, including a resolu t e n <( U w V M a o B i a . who do not believe in Ged, and therefore wish to tion that legislation be enacted ties with Pius Xll from 1939 to of (he Papacy, for peace and for promptly to eliminate obstacles 1950 with considerable good will, brotherhood among nations." destroy the Church, come along ond soy: "You wero 10 the preservation of internal devoting his work in favor of tbe Gave Pope Villa HOPELESS security. undertakings which (he Pontiff During his active career Mr. right 400 years ogo and we are picking up where you Taylor presented hia villa in Maurice Labrie of Nashua created, and operated to allevi DESPERATE left off. We know that the only way to destroy every w u re-elected as department ate the tragic burden of war for Florence to Plus XII. It is now all the people affected by it. the Villa Schifanoia School for 9 commander for a second term. troce of Divinity in the world is 1) to deny the Pri “President Truman conferred American women graduate art IMPOSSIBLE macy of Peter and 2) to deny Apostolic Succession." on him Ihe Medal of Merit for students. It will remain u a Negro Priests Set his exceptional services for the lasting monument to Myron Jubilee Observance cause of peace." the Vatican pa Taylor. Have Foith in Communists in Northern Koreo, Vietnom ond Chino Bay St. Louis, Miss — Three of St. Jude the first Negro priests who were os welt os behind the Iron Curtain allow priests to keep you1t never regret it . . . graduated from the Society of M sgr. H iggins Favors Send for your free Novena their churches, schools and convents on corxiition thot the Divine Word's St. Augustine Prayerbook. “St. Jude, His Seminary will return to cele Life, His Novena" (Touched they deny the Holy Father or the Primocy of Peter. They UAWAieM AufHPfJe Sir meraben of tchool safety pa-| brate their silver jubilee May nBiOISni AWOiQS tpob. five of them from Catholic to his relic.) Perpetual No- M inim um W age Boost veoas every Wednesday. broinwash and persecute bishops until in a state of in 26. They are Fathers Aothony schools, received awards for heroism from the American Auto Bourges. Maurice Rousseve, and ■I. R«v. M*(r. SrancM S. X*H sensibility they consecrofe new bishops without o mon- mobile Association in recognition of heroic acts m traffic inci Washington — In endorsing bringing the minimum wage to SelrlhMl DIrKHr Francu Wade. dents that actually saved the lives of Kboolmates. The medab With Father Vincent Smith, a meuures that would bring Ihe a level that “approaches bed CHURCH OF ST. JUDE dote from the Holy Pother, or Apostolic Succession. were presented by Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower in a special cere-i minimum wage (e $1.25. Monsi rock needs (or truly human ex VOTD'E CURD Trappist. they were ordained mony at the White House in Washington. Five received the gold here 25 yean ago, and they gnor George G. Higgins told s istence." t i l W « t 204 St. LUcssver Medal and one a special citation. |Senate Committee on Labor and NEW YORK S4, N. Y. Never before in history was the Primacy of were the fin t Negro priests who The director of the NCWC studied at the seminar)'- They Shown with the First Lady are. left to right, front row, Public Welfare we would be Social Action Department point Peter so negotively affirmed os by the Communists will offer Masses simultaneously Thomas G. O’Donnell, 13. St. Joachim's School. Beacon. N. Y.; ed out that tbe entire commu Mrs. Eisenhower; Frederic Burke, 12. Our Lady of Lourdes Candles for Pope VOCATIONS-MEN today. Hell joint with heoven in Affirming thot e at the celebration. Auxiliary nity is paying far too high a Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New School. Bethesda, M d; and (rear row) Brian Stephens. 13. St. cost for cheap labor. The first Divine Church MUST have o Head, ond thot the York will preach. Mary of Sorrows School. Buffalo. N. Y ; William Hoag, IS, St. victims are those wbo must ac HOLY CROSS BROTHERS Jude’s School, St. Petersburg. Fla. who also won Ihe special cept such pitiful psy (as low as Serve God Through eontinuotien of life in thot Church MUST derive To Give Sermon citation; Robert T. Kowalczyk. 13. Sts. Peter and Paul’s School.! SO cents an hour), but ulti • Trvaut • TiMa • .--rill • r«ml«t from the will of the Head. But while heoven affirms Garfield Heights, 0 ; and Ronald Htr\ey 12. Bryan School, Wash mately. he stressed, the com Wat • ilalnJ ington, D. C. munity must pay the price • WniiN Wat • Um Im i it to solvation, hell offirm t it to destruction. through higher welfare services. I For InformtUon W iilc M ary Is M other of G od iraUa E?a«4. C.S.C. Irallur SaUI. CSC IM SiMrW ■•II a SI. ItMrt'i VtlanRT W hile the Holy Fother is ur>der attack ore you os a Classified Ads i«tn SiM. IWliM iMlN, Iwa Questions and Answers iHt IIANCI^iT »liil0KA»Y Catholic supporting him os your faith demonds? There CliUlllW nw tfcr**fk iS l(0m«S Of TNS SAC ECO NMNm. Th. ril. h rOc p*r pti is one society to which you con moke a sacrifice which Bv Linu s M. RioaoAN, Ph D. 'attest to the fact that Mary is iutl. Minia-inii II w*rW. II ftw w lB*ri HCAS1 OF HSUS Invilt yMKf Who Is Mary? truly the .Mother of God. To (•MKXnt iUMt *r* n«4. tiN r«l« h 4S< fiwn 17 It 35 If writf (w Ha pti mrS ppl lUM. PtTWM M l KCM- goes directly to His Holiness to combat these attacks in When Catholics use the name give a few: Eliubeth greeted in aw rKtnW M H»4n n*w IlknlriM Mtkltl. IH* J*r Mary in their prayen and in Mary with these words: “How wHI pppppr N rt>4 ioai priatpi Hit | •I (liwrtv. Wni« t»i Irvtond Mission londs. It is his Pontifical Society for the Propo- Srvthtr hiptrar. expreuioni concerning spiritual have I desened that tbe Mother ■•t >**k ST FtAHClS MOMASinT gotion of the Foith. things, they have reference to of My Lord should como to SALESMEN lank*. MliiliH the Blessed Virgin Mary, wbo in me?" (Luke 1. 43). Of the Magi SALESHE.V PART TIME OR SEMI- tbe divine plan of Redemption it is said: "And entering the RETIRED BUT WANT TO KEEP AC- It it the Holy Fother who must be aided "first became the Immaculate Mother bouse (bey found the Child TTVB? EARN UP TO SltM* yearly THE FATHERS OP tlvelviQJI — parts btns sBop of Jesus Christ, the Incarnate -Jesus with His Mother" 'John ii. OUR LADY OF MERCY and principally" os ho hot said. In God's noma S uipcnent. Whle. BPC CerponUoD, liiv.te yeuAf eae Word, true God and true mao. 1). I d the Acts of (he Apostles IT E. Hedley, Phllsdslpiils ST. Ps a-r Ha-r OrSei I* prfM» 'w affirm your belief in the Primocy of Peter ond Apos Since Jesus Christ la divine, ’St. Luke writes: "All these with MISCELLANEOUS rKt frafthoed er Irefherfaed how can Mary, a creature, be one mind continued steadfastly Wnt«. Itf. FeHat Ciaai«4«f tolic Succession by o loerifice for him and for his PrleiUeu Rsokio CouBly oeedi your St l«yaf«4 MeMtln Staiairir His mother? in prayer with the women and doMllon (or St. Judc’i MUtlon Pt- Irlfy. Hew T«A wise disposal in Mission londs. The fact that Mary is the Mary, the Mother of Jesus" (i. A Unique Set “! S e . ther Reid, Box 2130 JsckwD t, Hlu. Mother of God is (aught in many 14). Jesus w u (rue God even in made by ilu- workers nf Will & passages of Scripture. the first moment of His concep Baumcr Candle Company of I T M A Y N O T GOD LOVE YOU to Anon for $3 "From the poor to I p ;,L -_ Thomas J. McDon- St. Luke, in writing of the tion; therefore, the Bless^ Syracuse. .N. Y.. will be pre the poorer," . . . to H.M.M, for $1 "I'm sorry I don't DlSnOp nell (above). Co- Annunciation, says: 'T h e angel Virgin Mary is truly (he mother sented to Pope John X .XIII by iidjutor of Wheeling, will de- said to her [M ary] . . . thou of God. Bishop Waller A. Koery of BE TOO LATE hove more to send. I send this in the name of teen-agers, I liver (he sermon at the Pontifi- shall conceive in thy womb and W u Mary merely the mother Syracuse. He will also present a we're really not so bod os some people think." ical Mass to be offered in the shall bring forth a ... Tbe ef Christ's body? hand-illuroinaled brochure de TO begin ttud/ing tor rSt Pneithood with : Notre Dame University chapel Holy Spirit shall come upon • Moiben are not called merely scribing the candles and the rea The Priests ef the Secred Htort' If jow era o h
Our Seriol LATE NEW S BRIEFS Jefferson City The Story of a Priest Seminary Is Renamed Pope Honors Israel St. Louis.—The name of St. Vatican City. — The Israeli Census Held, Louis Preparatory Seminary has Ambassador to Italy. Eliahu been changed to Cardinal Gten- Sasson. was awarded by Pope non College to honor its foun John X X III the Cross of the Shows 60,248 NOR SCRIP der. The seminary, one of three Knights of the Order of St. Syl Jefferson City. Mo.—The first institutions to train candidates vester. Ambassador Sasson rep census taken In the compara for the priesthood maintained resented his country at the tively new Jefferson City Di&, by the St. Louis Archdiocese, Pontiffs coronation last No cese reveals 60.248 Catholics liv ! has applied for accreditation as vember. ing in the area, which has 572.-; a four-year college with the SHOESNOR Plan Obscenity Test 000 residents of 38 counties.- North Central Association of Additional highlights disclosed R«prlnl*4 with parmiulen frem fh» pubMih- New York.-Post Office in Colleges and Secondary Schools by the door-to-door canvass en-| •n. Linit, Brown and Company and Allanik and the University of Missouri. spectors seized mailings of the Monthly Srou, Boaton and Torenlo- gineered by 4,333 men and 795 CepyrlgM, t, 1tH, by John H. MeOoty By Rev. John H. HcGoey unexpurged version of Lady CCD Congress Mass women showed that 11 per centj CkaUtTley’s Lover in prepara of the adult Catholics are con-j Burlington. V t.— Cardina tion for a test of whether the Cushing. Archbishop of Boston, verts. SYNOPSIS lions. One could not help appre- remember at all times that his novel is non-mailable because Among the 14,637 marriages, ciate the good fortune the Prot stay in China would be all but will pontificate at a Solemn of obscenity. A test case on the After a delay of two years Mass in the Burlington Munici 11,106 have both spouses Cath caused by unsettled conditions estant missionaries' children useless if he failed to get a good book’s obscenity has already be Children from the Lavelle School pal Auditorium at th<. 13th New olic. Mixed marriages, 3,531, in the Orient. Father John H. had in picking it up early as grounding in the difficult lan gun in Federal District Court, Blind Children for the Blind in New York, con 'England Regional Congress of comprise 24 per cent of the McGoey found himself in De they played with Chinese chil guage. We persevered, with the Washington. ducted by the Sisters of St. the Confraternity of Christian total. cember, 1939. on board ship dren. SUll. as few of them chose dum b, punishing endurance 'See' Pope in ^ilm Dominic, attend a performance of Doctrine, to be held Sept. 18-20. Top Vocation Source The 10 diocesan high schools headed for the missions of to follow in their parents' foot which seems to be required for Embezzled Heaven, the recently released color film based on the enroll 1,216 students out of a steps, their language ability was success in any field. Bishop Robert F. Joyce said Maryknolt, N.Y. — Vocations China. novel by Franz Werfel. All totally blind, the children listened possible 3,421 pupils of high often lost to their parents' It sounds odd, even heartless, here that the laity has a defin are cultivated by many different . . He was not impressed by his with rapt attention as the dialogue detailed the experiences school age^This represenU 36;fj„j n,e Orient, but work. As for us we had to work to say it now, but the war was ite teaching role in the world sources, a survey of Maryknoll's of a simple peasant woman who evolved a plan for eternity by per cent of the total. rather depressed and ap hard to get a language which for us a thrilling recreation because it can bring the mes 1959 ordination class reveals. trying to buy herself a seal in heaven. The late Pope Pius XII In making 109,119 calls Ihe required a good memory, a good from studies. Tliere was a huge sage of the Church into the But the primary reason given palled by the dirt, the poverty. is shown in several scenes. Approved by the VaUcan, the census workers found 1.037 ear, and more and more hard temple bell which was rung as marketplace. by most seminarians for coming the smells, the teeming popu script and completed film represent the first and only time that Catholic families previously un work. For one thing, there was a warning of an air raid in the to Maryknoll has been the con lace. As the newly arrived priest Pope Participating any Pope has appeared as an integral part of a full-length dra known. the matter of memorizing all area. This bell would be rang tinual reading of Maryknoll and the three confreres who had Vatican City. — Pope John matic motion picture. the characters. For another. doubly fast when the raid was magazine. Fourteen of the 57 met him emerged from cus- XXIII will personally partici the'’ noisy,’ 'teeming there was the tremendous dif to be on Lishui itself. Some of deacons in this year’s class di Catholics Join Fiesta pate in chanting vespers in St. ference between the book lan us would hurry to the top floor rectly attribute their vocation , I . I iStreeU of Shanghai, the young . Peter's Basilica on Pentecost guage and the spoken language of tbe'sehool to watch the bomb to the magazine. Of Flaas in Florida P'i“ * ‘^‘’“8ht;OhGod, no. Not Sunday. He has been taking part All Rights in Danger ® for life. Added to this was the fact that ing. The townspeople, who bad in the Pentecost novena being Area Vice Presidents Pensacola, Fla. — Archbishop the language was even then be* been through this often before offered for the success of the Washington. — Three Catholic Thomas J. Toolen of Mobile We were whisked away in a ing modernized: The Wen Hua, and knew what it really could forthcoming Rome diocesan priests were elected area vice Without a Free Press will dedicate the reconstructed taxi in which the driver seemed or flowery literarj' spoken Ian mean, fled frantically outside synod and ecumenical council. presidents of the Military Chap church at the replica of old all but superfluous. Traffic guage, was being replaced by the huge city walls which also Notre Dame. Ind.—Unless the jeopardy." declared Father Ray Pensacola on Santa Rosa Island Seven New Hospitals lains' Association. They will lead went forward on the left, con the utilitarian Pat Hua, or served as air-raid shelters. The right of freedom of the press mond Boster. editor of the In May 17 as part of the 10th an "clear” language. These changes Covington, Ky. — A special activities in three of the six fusing enough to me. but ap bombers and fighters would exists, “all other rights are in nual Fiesta of Five Flags 1959 had to be reckoned with. Then edition of the Messenger, dioc military districts in which the diana Catholic and Record of parently the cars could pass come in: Anything from a Quadricentennial celebration. of course there was the major esan weekly newspaper, stresses U.S. is divided. Those chosen the Indianapolis Archdiocese, at on either side of the trams, single reconnaissance plane up More than 500 Catholics will language split of China be the fact that seven new Catholic were Father Patrick Faye, first the annual Mass sponsored by taking potluck as to what was to 36 bombers. Lishui city or Pre-Cana Conference participate. The church will be tween the North and South, hospitals have been constructed district: Father Robert Sherry, A v e M aria magazine for those in coming the other way. Our iginally had had a population presented to the Diocese of Mo- with respective languages as in the diocese in die past 14 second district; and Father Pat the communications field. driver shouted and gesticulated; of from 10.000 to 15.000, but at rick Nolan, third district. Scliedu/etf by CBS-TV bile-Birmingham by the commit he seldom bothered to look at different as French and Eng this time a flood of refugees years. The see no^ has nine Elxperiences under the curse tee for the convenience of Cath Washington.-A Chicago pre- the road. lish. from the North had swollen it hospitals, three nursing homes, Gift From Pontiff of Nazism, Fascism, and Com olics residing in the area. Cana conference will be fea to around 30,000—even though and a convent infirmary. VaUcan City. — John XXHI munism, he said, have demon The Pontifical set of vest- Finally we arrived. Our so- A Chinese child is at school tured on a CBS-TV program en several years before he has mas the city was not at all large, contributed $1,000 to the United strated that it is impossible "for menu toteTorn aTthe“d e d k a - h o u s e of iU own Honor Press Pioneer titled “Do They Marry Too men to enjoy the basic human in Shanghai, so we were divided tered enough characters to and could be encircled by a Omaha.— The Catholic Press Rations International Children's tion is based on a design em Young?" May 19 from 3 to 4 liberties without freedom of between the Franciscans and write a simple letter. But at good walker in half an hour. Association honored Claude M. Emergency Fund as a mark of phasizing the landing of Don his "appreciative interest" and p.m. (E D T ). I t is the first of speech and press.” Tritsan de Luna and his crew the Lazarist Fathers, who had least he is writing bis own Ian* A t first, as I say, it was all Becker of Brooklyn with a spe a series called “Woman." of the “Holy See's encourage To stay free, however, Father on Santa Rosa Island on the adjoining houses. I ended up guage. We “foreign devils” la an exciting lark to us— perhaps cial award and plaque. Becker The portion of the pre-Cana Bosler warned, the press must eve of the Assumption, 1559. with the Franciscans, and in bored hour after hour over the because we felt that, being for was one of the association's ment." Cardinal Tardini, Sec session was arranged for CBS retary of State, in a letter ac exercise responsibility and self- and the dedication of the area spile of their warm welcome I characters. Then when we went eigners. we were somehow im seven founders in 1911, was its coverage by the Rev, Walter Im- companying the funds, took restraint. to St. Michael the Archangel. might as weU have been on a out on the street and said a mune, but probably because of first secretary, and later its biorski, director of the Cana special note of the organiza polar expedition as far as my few words to the Chinese they sheer ignorance. We had not president in 1920 and 1921. He Conference in the Archdiocese tion’s “praiseworthy endeavors." feelings were concerned. would stare at us blankly and yet seen bodies piled up in rub IS business manager of the of Chicago. We were called to dinner. The with no recognition. It took us a ble or the tom remains of harm Brooklyn Diocese Tablet. The Pray to Avert Strike Mrs. Mark A. Thelsen, presi It's Up to U. S. Public meal, on a bare table, was ex long time to realize that this less people lying in the streets award recognised Becker's 50 Gary. Ind.—Bishop Andrew dent of the National Council of cellent by their standards, Spar was not only because of our after strafing planes went by. yean' service to the Catholic G. Grutka has called for a week Catholic Women, said: “The tan by mine. It was Friday, and atrocious pronunciation: it was As time went on we could see press and to the association. of special prayers in every NCCW commends the Columbia To Curb Mailed Smut so we had fish Italian-Chinese also because of the basic logic that much of the bombing was $1,700,OOO'in 1 Day church of the diocese that Network on this worthwhile en style, which meant that the fish of the Chinese mind which Actually only practice. There Philadelphia. — In a door-to- satisfactory agreement on a new deavor, and hopes that the pro Chicago—Chicago Postmaster nile delinquency, and prevent;was soaked in olive oil by a worked thihgs out this way; “A was little if any military value door canvass o f Catholic fami contract in the steel, industry gram series 'Woman’ will en Carl A. Schroeder pointed out i the poisoning of the minds of'Chinese cook. I had never seen foreign face, therefore a foreign in bombing Lishui, a temporary lies in the ^chdiocese. the may be reached and a disastrous courage reflection, discussion, that it is up to the American'our children." such a fish: Long and silver, language which I do not under provincial capital. But a bomber Catholic Charities appeal re strike avoided. The crusade will and co-operative action on the public to put an end to mail' His remarks coincided with and still possessed of head and stand.” Later on we used to say. would come in and drop a bomb ceived $1,700,000 in one after begin Trinity Sunday, May 24, part of every American woman. distribution of obscene liters-the appeal of Postmaster Gen- tail. Being the last and the least, very slowly. "Ehhh, ngo chiang at a particular building, then noon. This amount added to and end on the following Sun regardless of background or re- ture. This, he said, "we must do krai Arthur E. Summerfieid to I was given the fish bead. I was Chung Kuo hua,” or “Say there, circle again and again until it previous donations gave the day. Gary is one of the coun ligious belief.” ‘to protect our homes, curb juve-aid in a crackdown on the stunned as the boy waited for I am speaking Chinese." In was hit. W ith rare exceptions, second annual appeal a total of try's steel centers. ^ — ■ ------— "barons of obscenity.” He ad- me to take this delicacy. I took shocked surprise they would bombs were not d ro p p ^ in $2,145,000 to date. For the sec Monopolize Contest vised: 1) Saving all envelopes it, but I had no idea what to do raise their eyebrows. They punches, but one at a time and and enclosures. 2) reporting to with it; then, providentially, a ond straight year the campaign Seatlle.-^ix of the eight win would say, "The foreign devil with great economy. It was tar Report Talks Betw een I your local postmaster, giving cat walked in the door. 1 slid has exceeded its goal. This year ners in the annual civics essay speaks Chinese,” and would be get practice, pure and simple. ' him the materials, and 3)- being the treat off the plate and it had aimed for $1,900,000. contest sponsored by the Seattle quite interested in listening and We were to remember this ready to sign a complaint to slipped it down onto the floor Bar Association were seniors at answering. later, when Pearl Harbor was Florence Nightingale O rthodox and Vatican testify If criminal action should in front of the cat. The cat So began the study of Chi bombed with a terrible accur Los Angeles.—A special edu Holy Names Academy. Students be necessary. looked at it, looked at me, then nese. which for the interested acy. cational display in honor of from 11 city high schools par London.—“Confidential" UlksUhe latter's participation in the got up and walked out the door. priest never ended but contin We were close to death many Florence Nightingale will com; ticipated in the contest. Judges between representatives of the forthcoming ecumenical council A I I f I 1 should have eaten it! I ued all his days, even if some times, some of the priests even memorate National Hospital had no way of knowing the name were reported by several Euro 2 AdditiOnOl Voiumos could only think of what my times on a more restricted time being blown through the air, Week at Queen of Angels’ Hos of entrants or the school they Vatican and the Russian Ortho pean radio stations. m m, m I J* superiors would say if I got on basis. But for anyone who loved but no one of us, strangely piU l. Sister M. Concordia, hos represented when they judged dox Church on the possibility of fo r New tncyclooeaio the CooUdye.tnd went right activity, which at home is such enough, was at all seriously in pital librarian, said that Miss the composition. Suggestions for the meetings jured. This city had been sub Nightingale's Notes on Nursinp, Awards for Sfudenfs are said to have been initiated New York.-"Christianity andiho"^ this I could not a part of a young priest’s life, Plan Mother-House Monev" and "The Theology ofl^o-The most warming and com- so much study was extremely jected to regular bombing long written 100 years ago. will be in Rome, but Ihe location was Boston.— A $1,500,000 mother- Grace'" are the !7th and i8th!^»rtu.g >ioughtl could ha« frustrating at times. A ll the before 1 arrived; it was bombed a feature of the exhibit, along Amount to $20,000 not disclosed. house and novitiate for the new more so because, as we studied, on the average of once a week with many of her other works. New York. — The Columbus Church sources in Europe volumes to be issued in the ° ' Northeast Province (New York- preposed 150-volume Ttoentieth *"?,'*'* ...... we could -look...... out at the- -dls- for four years until it was over Champlain Celebration New England) of the School Citizens' Committee presented point out that, even if the Rus run by 80,000 Imperial Japanese a check for $20,000 to Cardinal sian Orthodox Church agreed to Century Encyclopedia o f Cath-| . "'J® “ y* pensary, where the nuns were Isle La MoUe, V t. — An in Sisters of Notre Dame will be olictftn, being published by Haw-,!^“" “8 ®y morale did not tending the sick. Each day the troops, following the bombing Spellman to provide college send a delegation to the council, crease in the number of visi located at Wilton, Conn. The , u . „ Hnnk. In,. 'imprOVe. Then we went down prospective n«>i»nl Winning Show Features Maryknoll Nuns' Clinic Mao’knoll, N. Y.—The George Philadelphia; Eugenia, Boston; Foster Peabody Award for the Mary Gretcben, Albany; Mary outstanding television contribu Lois, M.D., Albany; Mary An* tion to international understand dre, Covington, Ky.; James El ing in 1958 went to MD Interna len. R.N., Milton. Mau.; Kath tional. leen Marie, Boston; Joan Celin*, The first 10-minute segment Syracuse, N. Y.; Maura Thereae: of the program treated the work E.N., St. Augustine. Fla.; and of the Maryknoll Sisters' clinic Anne Carmel, New Orleans. in Pusan, Korea. TV critics throughoqt the nation gave un Reds Trying to Curtail precedented praise on the pre Warnings on Atheism sentation of this documentary Berlin.—In an editorial en film. titled "Freedom Only for Athe David Lowe, the producer, ism,” the Catholic weekly called the M arykndl Sisters' seg Petnublotf charged that Com ment “the longest and warmest munist East Germany's Premier spot of the entire production." Otto Grotewohl is trying to atop the Bishops from even warning The Inter-Provincial Convention of the Clare- The Maryknoll staff at the Outstonding Entertainer the faithful of the consequences Convention tian Fathers of the Western and Eastern Prov Pusan clinic continues to offer Selon Hall Univwsity. South Orange. N. J.. presented singer high skills and Christian vbarity of his regime’s policies. inces in the United States w ill be held in Claretville, Calabasas, Connie Francis (right) with the school’s Centennial Medallion in Grotewohl charged the Bish Calif., June 15-19. to the long lines (as many as recognition of her selection by the student body as the “Out ops with violating the Constitu The three priests pictured above will have leading roles at 1,000 a day) of persona seeking standing Catholic Entertainer for 1959.'' Miss Francis partici tion by their action. The news the gathering. 'They are, from left. Father David J- Clark, C.M.F., aid. All the states are repre pated in a dinner-dance that helped to raise S25.000 for a sented among the community's paper said the Red leader director for vocations in the Western Province: Father Anthony scholarship fund named for Monsignor McNulty in honor of bis 1,400 members. merely showed his own inten e,.. Archbishop “niomas J. Toolen Tomicicb. C.M.F., rector of the major seminary in Calabasas; and 10th anniversary as Seton Hall president. Maryknoilers now in Pusan tion of striking at the center ror rionaa E xposition deft). Bishop of Mobue-sir- Father Michael Cody, C.M.F.. prefect of the scholastics at Claret of Uie Church’s life force. mingham. and Monsignor W. J. Cusick (right) of Pensacola. Fla., ville. include: Sister Mary Augusta, R.N.S., superior. Erie, Pa.; SiS' inspect part of Pensacola’s restored village as it was built in ters Herman Joseph, Portland, 1723. It was in this town, built in white sands of Santa Rosa Pope Visits on Feast Eire's G oal Is U nity Ore.; Margaret Cordis, Los An Vatican City. — John XXIII Island, that the first church on the Gulf Coast was constructed. geles; Marie Marquette, R.N., made a surprise visit to the Sa The lanctuary has been inbuilt and was dedicated in connection Leaders Told Church Seattle; Rose Marie, Chicago; with the Florida Quadricentennial Exposition. Archbishop Toolen cred Congregation of the Holy O f N ational Territory Sisters Mary Dolores, R.N., Office on the Feast of St. Pius officiated at the dedication in a ceremony arranged by the V. Pius V is famed for reform Arlington, V t. — The integra ence. The national issue is that Knights of Columbus, the National Council of Catholic Women, Aw are of Conditions and William Marie of St Louis; ing the Congregation in the tion "of the national territory of the soul, soil, and seas of Ire and the CathoUc Youth Organization. Maria Suzanne. R.N., Dubuque; the historic nation" is the goal land belong to the whole peo Washington. — The Church is for government contracts. Some Paul Fran cis, Wilkes-Barre- 16th century. The Pope decided for which the Irish people are ple. The democratic issue is that aware that social and economic 400 religious leaders of all faiths Scranton: Mary Gebriella, Scran on the visit after offering the conditions can be pdwerful heard Monsignor Tanner point Mass of the day, remembering working. This declaration was the majority of Irish people ton; Miriam Anton. R.N., Phila forces for good or evil even out Pius XII's words that the that there is a chapel dedicated marie by John J. Hearne, Irish alone have the right to rule delphia; Gilmary, M.D., Harris Teen-Agers of Today Church cannot “remain an in- to Pius V in the Congregation’s Ambassador to the U.S., in an their country." though it is primarily concerned burg, Pa.; diffkrenl onlooker” or feign not building. address at Marymount Junior Concerning international jus with man's spiritual welfare, Sisters Agnus Therese, M.D.. said Monsignor Paul F. Tanner, to see social conditions that College. tice, the Ambassador noted that Hove Model in Christ NCWC general secretary, at the "Issues regarding Irish na- "no country has the right to make difficult or practically im New York. — Teen-agers of that Christ the young man faced | religious leaders’ conference of possible a Christian life. llonat unity." Ambassador hold part of another country by Keeping Up With Events today “have a model in the in Nazareth. It was not so very ileame said, "are the same as force and against the wishes of the President’s Committee on Teen-ager of Nazareth." said different from our own." (Comment by Paul H. Hallett, Litt.D.) were involved in Irish independ the majority." Government Contracts. Convert Is Subject Monsignor Joseph B. Code, di He pointed out that the world The coVnmittee's aim is to Economic Paradoxes them by the four-fifths or so 6t For Japanese Play the population that were slav^ Founder of Seminary rector of the St. Paul Guild, at in which Christ grew' up pre eliminate racial and religious Our world today wiU go down Osaka. Japan.—A highlight of But that time is not in the fore Dedication Slated a “Mary's Day" Mass in St. Pat sented “the same temptations to discrimination in employment in history for its contradictions. For Missioners Dies rick's Cathedral. overcome, the same fundamen the 1939 Osaka Cultural Festi seeable future. Techny, 111.— Funeral services For New Novitiate One of them is a $10,000,000,000 “The world of today," he said, tal problems to be solved by New Bishop Sheen val is a play based on the life Meanwhile, there la work Lenox. Mass.— A new $4,000,- food surplus, which costs our na were held in St. Mary's Sem ‘needs to think on the world of a 16th-century Japanese no enough to engage everyone in 000 training center for New both parents and children" as Book Depicts Rome tion a billion a year just to store, inary chapel for the Rev. Peter exist today. blewoman who embraced Ca America at least 40 hours a T. Janser, S.V.p., founder and England Province Jesuits will Rome.—Auxiliary Bishop Ful CO - existing with a shrinking Centennial Year “The parents of today,” he tholicism. The play, entitled week. With half the world’s be dedicated in week-long cere ton J. Sheen of New York is farm population. first rector of Grocui Hosokawa, Fujin, was population undernourished, and monies May 17 to May 24. Of Brothers Ends said, "have a model in those working on a new book— a ph Pint nirae Middle neme Lest name Melling Addreit iNo.) iStreeti K.2378 Illu s tra tio n s A ctu al Size R-2393 iCItji iZone; (Slata> | Here is the answer to the modern automobile problem. A handsome St. Christopber- Our Lady of the Highways Auto Medal that adheres to any surface— metal, glass, 'Date el Birth Month Day Year ^ plastic, leather. Practical regardless of the car's appointments. Apply according to mstruclions and it slays put—right where you want it. Art you erlpplad, deaf, er blind? Also a remarkably well-sculptured Holy Family Medal with a St. Christopher Back and D . - I commissioned an attractive and sturdy Key Ring and Chain. Both make fine gifts. 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Northern Rhodesia, has a combined population there in 1956 of 527 779 of whom 83.664 are African (■a^holil^ PAGE SIX T H E REGISTER SPORTS PARADE M agnificence of H oly M ass Show n; Stupendous Scenes, Fear Herb Score of Cleveland Indians Truly Divine W ork Effected in It T o Mark W orld's End By Padrs Juan M aking Fine Show on Comeback Trail fChats on New festament) We know the awful historical Thiologr for the L aitr The end of the world will be story of the destruction of Jeru E d it s o b y C . J. Z e c h a Holy Mass it the central act a terrible affair, we know from salem, which was still some time the words of Christ. Luke xxi. ahead when Christ gave His The comback traU for Herb Score, Cleveland Indians’ southpaw, has been a slow of worship of the Catholic Church. In giving us the Eu Matthew xxlv, and Mark xiii warning, Scholars find difSculty process, but the young ball player has been turning in a fine pitching job so far this charist. Christ gave Himself to give us reports of what it will trying to mark out the various season and seems to be in top-notch shape. In the opening home game against the us as our spiritual food and be like. steps in the tragedy of the Last Detroit Tigers, he walked only one man and struck out nine in chalking up his first drink. It is through the Mass Jesus began Kls Stalk by assur Day to come, but we know from victory in almost a year, and looked like the 20-game winner he was in ms second that we get the Eucharist. The ing auditors that false Christs Jesus’ words that the event w ill, year with the Indians in 1956. service is the highest possible and false prophets would arise, be awful beyond all thlngi the The story of Herb since that In his first start, he amaied siderable overhauling by Frank act of worship by man to God. showing signs and wonden, and world yet knows, and that the time has been one of injury, one and ail. including himself, Lane, will be a threat t ^ year. A sacrifice is an act of pub would be convincing enough Son of Man will be seen as the serious and minor, and a battle with his control and his fine But one pitching performance lic adoration whereby the honor that they would mislead, If great power coming to Judge back to health pitching performance. or several victories do not make due only to God ia paid and sig possible, some of the elect We the race. a n d s o u n d His stellar showing so far a completely successful season. nified. In the Old Law, it was take their impossibility of ornaments the belief that the In the meantime. Score is off to The lign of the Son of Man physical being. the offering of a sensible thing making great conquests among in heaven, spoken of by Christ Cleveland Indians, with a con- a good start. It w u two through its real or equivalent the elect as due to the protec (Malt, xxiv, 30), was taken by yetrs ago that destruction for the adoration of tion of grace that God w ill send the Fathers of the Church, and the Cleveland God. For instance, the victim His faithful. hence also by modem Catholic p l a y e r was of a holocaust was slain and it The Son of Man will arrive exegetes, to be the Sign of the struck to the Bright Grid Season was consumed by fire. Thus by idddenly — like lightning that Cross. I t w ill most likely be a ground when a oblation and destruction the su cornea forth from the East and large image of the cross. Some l i n e d r i v e preme dominion of God was shines even to the West Biblical scholars have supposed from the bat Foreseen at Detroit acknowledged. “Wherever the body is, there this sign to be an unosud ap of Gil McDou- The great sacrifice' of all the eagles will be gathered to pearance of heavenly bodies, or gald of the H«rb t 1 All the pupils of Cure d'Ars | seventh grade pupil. John Hor- Cusker, Patricia Kelliher, and School, Denver, except the grad-ivath and Stephen Johns are Karen Freer. W heat R idge Past Presidents H onored uation class will take part in (hel the characters that make up In the photo at the righl Mass for Sick and Aged cantata which will be presented "Babe the Blue Ox "Paul Bunyan and the Onions" on Wednesday. .May 20. at 8 p.m. I In the photo at left "Paul are, left to right. Rose Ann I Sts. Peter and Paul's Parish, and their daughters will receive will meet at 7:15 p.m. May 14. Planned at St. Francis' Following installation a pro in the school auditorium, and on Bunyan and the Bears" there are Nicklesa, Sandra Evertt, Danny Wheat Ridge) fommunion corporately in the Friday. May 23. at 8. left to right. Mary Lou Rupp. Kellogg as Paul Bunyan; Ger- In commemoration of the 10th 8 o'clock Mass, gram of musical selections by (St. Francis de Sales' Parish, the dance. An orchestra will In the picture in the center Joyce Bowen. Danny Kellogg rainne Teto, and Mary Alice Denver) anniversary of the parish. Mrs PTA InsUllalion (he school children under the di furnish the music and refresh above "Paul Bunyan" is re- as Paul Bunyan: Lynn Doherty, Slaven. The annual Mass for the sick ments will be available. flus Gravina, president of the Thursday evening, May 14. rection of Mrs. James Dunn will presented by Danny Kellogg, a.over Paul's shoulder; Rita .Me- and aged, sponsored by the Holy Altar and Rosary Society, ex-1 the PTA will install the new of- be presented. The women of the parish will Name Society, will be celebrated tends an invitation-to all the fleers at 8 p.m. Mrs. George Honor Pastor's Feastday make their annual rerteat at on Tuesday. May 26. at 6 p. m. women in the parish to attend a Learned, representing the Coronation Rite El Pomar in Colorado Spring! Music for a special Mass was Jimmy Palmer Orchestra Transportation, including am special program, honoring the CPTL. will be in charge of the May 15-17. The bus transport sung by the school children, bulances, will be furnished for past presidents of the society, ceremonies. Mrs. Don Ruter- ing the women will leave from commemorating the feast of St. Held Fifth Time all who otherwise cannot at on Thursday evening, May 21, bories, outgoing president, will Booked for Holy Family the front of tbe church at 2:30 Robert Bellarmine, patron saint tend Mass. at 8 p.m.. in the school. Each pin a corsage on Mrs. Matthew of the Rev. Robert McMahon, (Holy Family Parish, Denver) made by Arnold B. Gurtter. p. m. on Friday, May 15. Elitch's president, Mr. Gurtler Those desiring transportation woman is asked to invite a guest i Green to signify the passing on pastor, on May 13. In Silt Parish Jimmy Palmer and his orches St. Gregory's Canasta Girdle and his wife personally pay to are asked to call Al Widhalm. to accompany her to the affair, of her office. St. Francis of Assisi Pinochle (.Sacred Heart Church. SUt< ira will . play . for the 36th an will meet in the home of Mrs. Sunday. May 17, mothers of' In turn, Mrs. Louis Angelo have the opening night Elitcb chairman, at SH. 4-2148. u soon George Mulqueen, 346 S. Sher Circle will meet in the home of The May crowning took place nual Holy Family spring social orchestra play for the social. as possible. Nurses will also be (he Altar and Rosary Society will pass her office to the new on Sunday morning. May 10, the at Elitch's Gardens on Thursday, man. on Thursday, May 21,'at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kreutzer Palmer, whose nickname is in attendance under the direc vice president Mrs. Michael Pat fifth such annual event to take,May 14. The announcement of 12:30 p. Tn. on Saturday. May 16. at 6 p.m. "Dancing Shoes." is famed for tion of Mrs. John Trammel. rick; Mrs. J. R. Grout, recording place in Silt. The queen was (he engagement of Palmer was Mass Scheduled orchestra features. The Holy Name Society secretary, to Mrs. Richard On- Miss Janice Crolteau, daugh-i ’ “ In Buffalo Creek drusek; Mrs. James Mason, cor- Tickets for the affair were spring dance will be held on desponding secretary, to Mrs. Grade School PTA selling rapidly this week. It is Saturday, May 23, in the high Beginning May 17, Mass ["ottoau'of SilL Her'^alSnU; ParOfflOUrtt S o c i o l C l u b Gene Mapelli; Mrs. Paul Miller, expected that attendance will school lunchroom from 8:30 will be offered in St. Eliu- treasurer, to Mrs. Thomas Lo- exceed last year's crowd of p. m. to 1 a. m. beth’s Church, Buffalo Creek, At Cothedral Sets s^h^r^'^DSf^vaS^fn^^iOmner Dance May 26 haus; Mrs. John Coyne, his 2,000. Hundreds of form er pa Robert Hensbaw, dance chair every Sunday at JO a.m., ac Adella Aragon. The procession rishioners and graduates of Holy man. has announced that tick cording to the Very Rev. Mon torian. to Mrs. Harold Davis and was led by the altar boys, Dan The annual spring dinner William Bullard, auditor, to Installing Rites dance of the Paramount Social Fam ily School always attend the ets, which are $1 per person, signor Elmer J. Kolka. Buf ny Rimbert, Kelly Gregory, Ed social. will be available at the church falo Creek is some 45 miles George Vonesh. The PTA executive council The new officers of the ^8 ^oidway.^Denver, on Holy Name Society-.Men's Club doors Sunday or may be pur southwest of Denver. of the Cathedral Grade School.Tuesdav evening, May 26, at members will take over (be chased at the door the night of ELECT Denver.^^ will 1« installed by'^" « are limited running of the gates at (he park. Mrs. Patton of the Catholic Psf 'i,„ ihr • v «i- ’ nw persons, and all member* Publicity and advance planning ent Teacher Uague. at the 8««ts are urged to get their committee members are Cecil Today's Most J O E B A R K Y meeting on Monday. May 18, at reservations in early. The price Proctor. Marlin Potter, and 8 p.m. in Oscar Malo Hail. L^sndusky the,^,^ jj 35 both the din- Henry Pislerzi. General commit Popular CITY COUNCILMAN DISTRICT ttjii The new officers are Mrs. «<>''•" 8'r *- About M children tee members are Paul MeShane, Prank Ruder, president; Mrs. in all took part in the proces tions must be picked up by May Richard Trevithick, William S«« Advtrtls«m Angler 1 A COUNCILAMN W HO REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE | Re-Elect JOE ddw itiiLdL. L w CIANCIOU lnllU lw y MlJr ■ N ew Bishop Tihen Unit Councilmon — Dist. 9 \ ELECTION— MAY 19, 1959 Brings N um ber of State PERFORMANCE . .. NOT PROMISES Pol. Adv. 1 K . of C. Councils to 52 Bishop Tihen Council 4796. [and are members of Our Lady i i : 1 1 1 ■ ■■■■■«■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r Knights of Columbus, will be jof Ml. Carmel Parish. the 52nd council in the state of ' Charter Institution Colorado. i To Be Held May 17 fl^omemaker’s David L. McKinney, district The charter institution' of deputy of District 2. has had a Bishop Tihen Council will be, hand in the organizing of 14 of M AKING f'IN A L PLANS for Silver man; and Charles O’Brien, in charge of council Department held on Sunday, May 17. Jim Haywood, the “Rov these. He has been district dep Dollar Days, sponsored by Denver Council; solicitations, silver Dollar Days will be held Denver Council 539 has of P t j l r o n h e T /ies e Reliahlf and Fripndly F irm a ing Fisherman,” will speak uty for the past four years un 539 of the Knights of Columbus, are, left tolJune 4, 5, and 6 on the council home grounds fered the use of its facilities K-M- :a7BnB'rii7w-^tai;jac:s'-V'a'.'r.3ca -.m r m a lo the Denver Knights of Co der two state deputies. Bill right, John Hinterreiter, general chairman; Dick »t I8fh and Grant Streets, Denver. All proceeds ■ a Blick and Justin Hannen. In for the day. The schedule of Balleweg, car chairman; Gene Stienke, c .1 9