Hew Program at Loretto Heights to Integrate Religion and Life The Very Rev. Joseph I. according to Christian princi tered the Dominican order and versities' in the Midwest and Reardon, O.P., will inaugurate ples: 1) To think not in frag was professed in 1923. He South, except for three years of Catholic Settlement a new religion and philosophy ments as secular learning would studied at several houses o f the active sei^ ce as a chaplain in program at Loretto Heights col direct one but to think as a order and finished his course ip the European theater during lege, Denver, this,! fall, accord whole, according to the science theology in Washington, D. C., World war II. ing to an announcement made of theology which integrates where he was ordained by Arch The religion program will by Sister Frances Marie, presi and unifies all knowledge; 2) bishop Curley in 1929. He re consist in the first year o f a dent. to judge by seeking answers to ceived his lectorate in sacred course in dogma based on the The new plan was evolved as questions in the light o f ulti theology at the Immacplate first part of the Summa The- Oldest in Colorado mate truth; and 3) to act ac Conception college in 1930 and the result of a faculty study of ologica o f S t Thomas, which three months’ duration, during cording to wisdom in order to his M.A. at Catholic university treats of the existence and na San Luis Centenary Celebratio’n July 26 which time investigations were come nearer to man’s ultimate jin the same year. The next three ture of God, the Trinity, crea perfection. years he spent at the Dominican Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe is offering Mass and delivering the sermon made as to the best method of tion, and angels. In the sopho achieving the most important of Father Reardon Is a native of International college in Rome. more year, the student will highlighting the religious celebration of the centenary of San Luis, oldest permanent settle the objectives of the college, Braddock, Pa. After receiving Since 1933 Father Reardon study the moral life o f man by ment in Colorado, today, Thursday, July 26. The scene of the Mass will be the Most Pre the development of the individ his A.B. deg;ree from Duquesne has taught religion and philoso treating o f such topics as human cious Blood church, of which the Rev. Onofrio Martorell, C.R., is pastor. Representatives ual who thinks, judges, and acts university in Pittsburgh, he en phy in various colleges and uni acts, virtue and vice, law and of the Archdiocese of Denver will be present at the celebration. grace. Clergy representation at the event will be cut because priests of the The juniors will continue the Pueblo diocese are on retreat at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, this study in morals begun in the week. previous year, by considering the specific means man has o f The parish’s observance will have particular significance because Loyola Cornerstone Rite July 31 attaining his ultimate goal. In of the almost 100-per-cent Catholicity of the original settlers. The the fourth year o f the theology pioneers came fromfTaos, N. Mex., to establish San Luis. Taos is in The Most Rev. Bernard Sul course, "a second course in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, and thus the San Luis parish is a livan, S.J., retired Bishop of dogma vill be offered which daughter of the New Mexico see. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation A history of the San Luis parish that was prepared for the oc Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to. Reproduce, Except on Patna, India, representing treats o f t h e Incarnation, casion reveals some fascinating aspects of early Church history Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Christ, the Blessed Virgin, and 11 in Colorado. It is as follows: will officiate at the corner the sacraments. Rev. Joseph I. Reardon, O.P." Story of Courage west. In the San Luis valley, stone laying of the new Loyola The history of the winning of where the elevation seldom falW school, Denver, on Tuesday, Stationed in Denver Seven Years the West is a story of courage and to 7,000 feet, they came upon soil July 31. The ceremonies will sacrifice. Those who read the tale rich ill values and one which de of the hardy pioneers who left the start at 7 p.m. at the new school manded the strongest o f civilizing comforts o f home and dared the and will b« followed by the closing Rev. Fabian Joyce Named forces and intelligent concentrated DENVER CATHOUC o f a triduum in honor o f St. dangers of the unkown in the in effort. Here there is a preponder terests of civilization are filled Ignatius with Solemn Benediction ance of Spanish culture and Span with admiration at their courage in Loyola church. The Rt. Rev. ish customs. and endurance. Monsignor William Higgins will be Pastor for St. Elizabeth's The Spanish conquistadores, the The San Luis valley is a stretch the deacon and the Rev. Edward French trappers, Kit Carson, and of level prairie 125 miles long with P. Murphy, S.J., pastor, sub ■The Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., a member of the mis Buffalo Bill— their very names an average width o f 50 miles. deacon. The parishioners are in sion band of St."F]lizabeth’s parish, Denver, for the past vited to attend this brief but very spell romance. But profane history The firit attempt to settle the seven years, has been named superior of the Franciscan com says little about the hardy priests San Luis valley was in 1842 REGISTER important event in the erection munity there and pastor of the parish. He succeeds the Very or nuns who dared the dangers of near the present Saw Luis, which of the new school. is considered the oldest town in The name, St. Ignatius o f Loyola Rev. Angelus Tintle, O.F.M., who died in May. the Wild West in the quest of THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO souls. the State of Colorado. The ven VOL. XLVI. No. 49. school, is unique in that this is the A native o f Watertown, Mass., None but those who have experi ture was made by Antonio Jose only grade school in the Missouri Father Fabian is a son of Mrs ciscan seminary at Callicoon, enced it can ever describe the ter Martinez, Juan Manuel Salazar, province of the Jesuits bearing this Ellen Joyce and the late Edward N. Y., to begin preparations for rible fears and the constant e.x- Julian Gallegos, Benancio Jac- title. The triduum in honor o f St. Joyce. He has three brothers. the priesthood. After his novitiate pectancy of an attack from the quez, and others. But on account Pdpal Honors to Five in Pueblo Diocese Ignatius will begin Sunday, July in Paterson N. J., he took his first Indians. of the Indian depredations this 29, at 5 p.m. The services Monday year of philosophy at the house o f settlement was soon abandoned. Two members of the Pueblo evening will begin at 7:30. studies in Croghan, N. Y., and his In time the Indian savagery was + + + + quelled, only to be succeeded by In December, 1843, a grant of diocesan clergy, both natives A history of the school, the second year of philosophy in But outlawry which stalked fearlessly land, known in history as the San- of the D enver archdiocese, organizations, pastors, assistants, ler, N. J. He then entered Holy through the mountain sections of gre de Christo Grant, was made by New Domestic Prelates etc., is being prepared by Mrs. Name college, theolpgate of the the beautiful San Luis valley. Next the Spanish government to Luis and three laywomen are recip Walter Wade, and will be placed Holy Name province of the Fran followed labor disputes which made Lee, Narciso Baubien, qnd others. ients of Papal honors, accord in the cornerstone. Mrs. Wade is a ciscans, Washington, D. C., for his the mountain district a seething The Sangre de Christo Grant in ing to an announcement by Bishop past president of the Loyola PTA course of theology. cauldron of unrest and violence. cluded lands, now embraced in Cos Joseph C. Willging. The Very and o f the Altar sodality. Father Fabian was ordained Law and religion were openly tilla county’.and a part of Taos Rev. Arthur R. Kerr, pastor of St, Building to Be May 29, 1943, in the National flouted. These early years were in county, N.Mex. Patrick’s parish. La Junta, and the Ready by Thanksgiving Shrine o f the Immaculate Con deed life in the raw. Narciso Baubien spoke French, Rev. Joseph J. Walsh, director of The $184,000 building, located ception, Washington, D. C. He In sharp contrast to the pioneer English, and Spanish fluently, hav the Pueblo Catholic Charities, are on the parish property at 23rd was stationed in Paterson, N. J., struggles, there were early mis ing had five years in a college near elevated to the rank of Domestic and York streets is expected to be for a time before coming to Den sions established by the Catholic St. Louis. Narciso Baubien, on his Prelate with the title of Right ready for occupancy by Thanks ver. Before ordination, in 1942, priests from Santa Fe. They fore way to take possession, and to be- Reverend Monsignor. giving. The one-story and base he had served as editor of the saw a great future for the South- (TumtoPage2— Column S) Mrs. A. J. Dooner has been ment school will house four class National Catholic Almanac, pub given the cross Pro Ecclesia et rooms, a principal’s office, and a lished annually by the St. Anthony Fr. Homar Is Kamed Pontifice. She is a member of the nurse’s room, besides space in the Guild press in Paterson. 'Initial' Donations national board of directors o f the basement. 'This much o f the Two new asiiitanti will take National Council o f Catholic building is almost completed, and up posts in St. Elizabeth’s par To Ft. Collins Parish Women. Mrs. Sabina O’Malley of additional facilities are planned ish Sept. IS. They are the Rev, Feature Burse Gifts The new admini.trator of Grand Junction and Mrs. Kather for a later date. The new building Bernard J. Trainor, O.F.M., “Initial” contributions domi Holy Family pari.h in Fort Col ine Stoffel of "La Junta are recipi matches the church in structure formerly a missionary in Brazil; nated gpfts to the archdiocesan lins is the Rev. Anthony Homar, ents of the Papal Benemerenti lines and brick finish. and the Rev. Wilfred; Hept, priests’ burse in the past week. C.R., formerly stationed in decoration. Sisters o f Charity o f Cincinnati O.F.M., formerly a profpssor in The fact that not all the donors’ Theatine parishes in Durango Montignor Arthur Raymond will conduct the school, which Siena college, Londonville, N. Y. Very Rot. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M. names are divulged is of little and Antonito. Kerr, Vicar Forane of the La until now was housed in seven Other members of the staff classrooms that had been impro moment. God knows the assistance Father Homar succeeds the Junta deanery, was born in Golden at St. Elizabeth’s, serving in the vised in the church basement. All Martin, John, and Thomas, all o f they have given in the work of Rev. John R. Fullana, C.R., who Jan. 25, 1894, and ordained in parish and on the mission band, funds derived from the parish whom are njarried; and a sister, spreading His kingdom on earth. has been transferred from Fort the Denver Cathedral by Bishop are the Rev. .Berard A. Giblin, bazaar held in June were used Mary. ^ A gift of $50 was received from Collins to Mexico City, where John Henry Tihen June 11, 1922. O. F.M., vicar; the Rev. Kevin P. toward lowering the debt on the He attended Boston College Anonymous; E, L. of Denver gave he has been placed in charge of He is a convert to the faith, and Henry, O.F.M.; the Rev. Sebastian Rt. Rev. Monsignor new school. John 'K. Monroe is high school, and after a year in $15; and the following gave $5 the new Parish of Our Lady of Rt. Rev. Monsignor made his seminary studies in St. L. Egan, O.F.M.; the Rev. Leo Arthur R. Kerr the architect for the project. Boston college, entered the Fran- each: Henry Berte, Denver; J. 0., Fatima. Joseph J. Walsh Thomas’, Denver. He was assigned Malone, O.P.M.: the Rev. Raphael Denver; and C, L, in thanksgiving, to the Denver Cath«)jral as assist McDonnald, O.F.M.; the Rev, Eu Denver. The burse total now ant pastor after he was ordaineA gene Honan, O.F.M.; and the Rev. stands at $4,364. Catholic Summer Camps Are Crowded Between the year 1924, when he Bernard JacquesWHt Enter Declan Madden, O.F.M. The Creator gave - man a free left the Denver Cathedral to be The Rev. Roch Knopke, O.F.M.S and the Rev. Kenneth K i^ k e , will; it would be appropriate if ver. The campers, arc from Illinois, policy of entertaining groups of come pastor of Central City, and Camp St. Malo, operated by the O.F.M., native sons o f S t Eliza more “free will” offerings for the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bo- California, Texas, Florida, and boys and girls in successive se • the year 1948, when he returned beth’s, are spending the. summer education of archdiocesan priests setti. Vicar General o f the Den Ohio, as well as from the Rocky sions, 70 boys are finishing their for the second time to St. Pat Jesuit Hovitiate in August here. The former is a professor in -j^were sent to Archbishop Urban J. ver archdiocese, is running at full Mountain region. Camp Hei-Lo is three-week stay Thursday, July rick’s parish. La Junta, as pastor, St. Bonaventure’s college. New Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 Logan, capacity this season. Built to ac open to girls in the age group in 25. Seventy girls will go- to the he was pastor or administrator of Bernard L. Jacques, son of Mr. His father is vice president o f Denver. commodate about 130 boys, the cluded from the third to the eighth camp, also to remain for three numerous parishes including those and Mrs. Leon Jacques o f 571 S. the Jacques Bros. Monument com York, and the latter Is stationed in the Brazil missions. camp,last week had an overflow grades in school. Besides offering weeks. James P. McNieve is the in Hotchkiss, Gunnison, Holyoke, Williams street, Denver, will begin pany, the oldest concern in its crow(T e f 150, but this week is the girls many activities— swim director o f Our Lady o f the and Brighton. He built the pres studies in August as a novice in line in Denver. It will celebrate back to normal. ming, horseback riding, hiking, Rockies camp. He employs five ent church in Holyoke and the rec the Jesuit order at the novitiate its 50th anniversary next year. That the fame of the beautiful camping out, archery, and danc boy counselors for the first period, tory and church of St. Patrick’s for the Missouri province o f the The senior Jacques was a well-* Appeal Is Issued parish. La Junta. layout near Estes Park is spread ing, Hei-Lo has instruction in arts and five girl counselors for the Society of Jesus in Florissant, known Rocky Mountain baseball KOA to Originate ing is attested by the fact that and crafts and remedial school second period. Monsignor Kerr suffered an in Mo. Mr. Jacques, a graduate of player in the 1920s, after starring this week Monsignor had visiting work for those who have need Sh Walburga's Camp jury in an automobile accident in St. Francis de Sales’ grade school, at Regps. 1940 which kept him on the sick For Generosify in priests from Illinois and Nebraska, of it. Tha season is almost over for was graduated from Regis high list for quite a while. While on each with a contingent of lads. Camp Montrita St. Walburga’s camp. South school in May, 1949, and com Catholic Hour on The Rev. John Howe of Osceola, sick leave he spent some time as pleted a year o f study at Regis m Camp Montrita at Nederland, Boulder, which will close Sunday, Neb., came with 15 boys, and the subscription manager of the college. He will leave Aug. 1 for owned and operat by Court St. July 29. .Operated by the Bene Helping Orphans Rev. Charles Sanders, C.M., Southern Colorado ' Register and Florissant. Rita, Catholic Daughters o f Amer dictine Sisters of St. Walburga’s brought 10 boys with him from also performed Chancery office A member of St. Vincent ,de Sunday, July 29 An appeal for “ gracious and ica, for the group’s junior mem convent on the convent gp:ounds, St. Patrick’s parish. La Salle, 111. work. He also spdnt some time in Paul’s parish, he won honors in generous charity” for the care bers, has been accommodating 22 the camp has accommodated 26 Radio station KOA in Den Next week, the Rev. Ijeroy Mat- Holy Cross abbey. Canon City; academic studies four years at tq 25 girls per week since its open boys and gprls in the 1951 season. of orphans and destitute chil thiesen of Amarillo, Tex., will ar Tucson, Ariz.; and San Diego, Regis and was active in the Lit ver ..•will be the originating ing June 23. Girl campers are Mother Mary Gertrude is in dren in the arch d iocese is rive with 35 youths from the Calif. erary, Pep, and Ski clubs and in point of the national Catholic taken at Montrita from agq 10. charge, and she is assisted by made by Archbishop Urban J. Amarillo diocese. Father Matthie- In La Junta he has been instru the sodality. Hour this Sunday, July 29, Besides providing many outdoor Sister Mary Elizabeth and Miss mental in helping the Benedictine Vehr in a letter issued this week. sen was stationed in Denver when A brother, Gordon C. Jacques, when the speaker will be activities for the girls, the C. D. Virginia Peddley, a counselor Sisters of Covington, Ky., to ac Nearly 750 children, he points out, he spent a year in traifing at the also a graduate o f Regis high, is George W. Strake, Texas indus of A. camp has initiated a course from Denver. St. Walburga’s camp quire title to the Santa Fe hospital are under the care of Catholic in^ Register offices in preparation for in his senior year at Fordham uni in crafts this season. Mrs. James takes gprls aged from five to 12 and supervised remodeling of the trialist and oil man, probably the stitutions in the archdiocese. The taking over the editorship of the versity, studying in the Russian McDonald is chief <-ounselor at years, and boys from five to nine institution to make it a thoroughly recipient of more Papal honors collection will be taken up in the Amarillo Register. Institute. than any other American layman, Camp Montrita. years old. Coming mainly from modern hospice for the ill. churches Of the archdiocese Aug. 5. Camp St. Malo will conclude its Our Lady af Rackies Camp Denver, the campers, both Cath Montignor Joseph John Walth, Mr. Strake, who maintains a The letter folljw s: 1951 period after the week of summer residence at the famed Aug. 12. Our Lady o f the Rockies camp, olics and non-Catholics, stay for a native of Chicago where he was above Evergreen, is a project of varying periods, some for only a born May 22, 1907, was reared in New K . of C. Group Glen Eyrie, near the (Jarden o f Camp Hei-Lo the Catholic Charities of the Den week, and others for the entire Denver, where he was graduated the Gods in Colorado Springs, will Forty girls from six states are ver archdiocese in conjunction tour-week period. They engage in from Cathedral high school. He speak on “ Christianity in Indus in attendance at Camp Hei-Lo, with the Denver deanery of the swimming, hiking, games, and made his philosophical studies in Formed in Loveland try” as part of the present Cath olic Hour'series featuring disting operated by the Sisters o f Loretto Archdiocesan Council o f Catholic singing, and are daily gpven re St. Mary’s seminary, Perryville, The 10th council of the Knights uished Catholic laymen who are at Loretto Heights college, Den- Women. In line with the camp’s ligious instruction by the sisters Mo., and his theology course at St. of Columbus to be formed in Colo leaders in their particular fields. • + + + ^ + + + Thomas’, Denver. He was ordained rado in the past three years is July 25, 1951 by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the new Big Thompson council in The Catholic Hour is -sponsored Reverend Dear Father and the Denver Cathedral on June 14, Loveland; Edward Nugent is the by the National Council o f Cath Beloved people: Outdoor Catholic Chapel at Scout Camp 1935. grand knight of the Loveland Bernard L. Jacques olic Men and is carried on the net A brother, the Rev. Norbert work of the National Broadcast Once each year, I am compelled knights, who plan for a formal Walsh, is in charge of Stonehani opening initiation in the fall for ing Company. The program will to solicit your gracious and gener and missions in the Denver arch men of the Loveland and- Estes be heard over station KOA at 12 ous charity for the care of our diocese. Park areas. The Rev. Francis Kap- T o Be noon Sunday. orphans and destitute children. When the Pueblo diocese was pes, pastor of Loveland and Estes At the present time, six hundred Carmelite Nun Just last summer, Mr. Strake, set up he was pastor of Fruita. Park, is chaplain. 55, was named Supernumerary (600) children are under the He enlisted as a chaplain in the kindly care of the sisters in our Other new councils resulting Private Pa^al Chamberlain of army in August, 1942, and par from increased interest in the fra Cape and Sword. He received this institutions. An additional ninety ticipated in the African and Ital (90) are in foster homes under ternal order are the Sacred Heart honor personally frdm Pope Pius ian campaigns, being decorated council, Roggen— 1949; Mother Catholic auspices; and forty-three XII for his philanthropic gifts to with the Purple Heart. Cabrini, Limon; Immaculate Papal charities. He has also re (43) infants under two years of After his release from military Heart of Mary, Cheyenne Wells; ceived the Grand Cross o f the age are being cared for in the service he spent six months in Coronado, Welby; St. Augustine, Knights of the Holy Sepulchre in Infant of Prague nursery. The self- the Denver Charities office doing Brighton; North Denver 3319; 1937; the Knighthood o f the Sov sacrificing kisters and a /hoble field work. He became administra F i Southeastern Colorado 3325, La ereign Military Order of Malta in band of women, the tor of the Sacred Heart Cathedral mar; St. Mary’s, Littleton—all in 1940; and the rank of Knight, deanery are doing a mai in September, 1946, and remained 1950; and the Big Thompson coun Grand Cross, o f the Order o f St. piece of Christian charity in that capacity until Feb. 1, 1948, cil. Sylvester in 1946. as father and mother to t' when he was appointed full-time Judge John E. Swift, supreme than seven hundred (700) director of Catholic Charities. He knight of the order, visited Den According to advance word, children. is also director of the Diocesan ver in 1950 to present charters Mr. Strake’s talk will deal with the The problem of child care Council of Catholic Women. to eight o f the new councils. five principles governing indus growing locally in proportion to trial life, which he aunimarizes as our increase in population. You follows: 1) Neither social justice know how the cost of living has Colorado Springs to Hoye nor social charity by themselves mounted in your own homes, 'the suffice— both are necessary; 2) table and other expenses in pro honest co-operation between viding for these little ones have Nocturnal Adoration Plan o'wner and worker benefits indi soared tremendously. The Com viduals and society; 3) owners of munity Chest is doing valiant serv The Serra club of Colorado Springs will sponsor nocturnal wealth have social and moral du ice, as we all know, but were it not adoration in Divine Redeemer church beginning with Thursday, ties and responsibilities; 4) the for outside help, it would be im Aug. 2. For the present, the adoration will be conducted for only maximum freedom should be al possible for our institutions to three hours, from 9 to 12 o’clock, but it is'hoped that before long lowed individuals and small groups there will be sufficient response to carry on the adoration through where consonant with the common meet current expenses and make Miss Joyce Marie Hill the necessary repairs of buildings out the night good; and 5) social justice has the and other extraordinary items The hour from 9 to 10 will be sponsored by the Serra club; (above) of Holy Family par universal duty of relating every which occur each year. froVn 10 to l l . by the Knights of Columbus; and from 11 to 12, by ish left Denver on Monday, July thing in its right order to the com I commend these seven hundred the men of Divine Redeemer parish. Confessions will be heard every 28, to join the Carmelite Sistera mon good. (700) helpless children to your hour. at the S t Joseph Carmel, Long Mr. StraJ^e’s talk will orig kind generosity. Your donations “ Once the program is established,” says the Rev. Duane Theo Beach, Calif. Miss Hill is the inate in KOA’s ftndio B at 11 will be divided among our various bald, pastor of Divine Redeemer parish and spiritual director o f daughter of Floyd Hill, Sr., of a.m. in order that Eastern lis GATHERED BEFORE the Catholic dedicated just a year ago, July 30, 1950. It was the the Serra club of Colorado Springs, “ it is hoped that men of other child-caring institutions. These chapel at Camp .Tahosa, scout camp near gift to the scout camp by Stanley A. Cutwater, Sr., 4165 Chase street. Sisters of Joyce teners may hear tha Catholie .children remember their benefac parishes will kccept the invitation to sponsor an hour.” are Muriel, Carmen, and Mrs,. Hour at its accustomed time. Ward, are a group of Catholic scouts attending the in memory of his son, a scout who was k ill^ in tors in their effective prayers of _ Nocturnal adoration is sponsored by the Nocturnal Adoration Carol French; her two brothers are KOA itself will carry a rabroad- camp this week, listening to the Rev. Christopher World war II as a marine, and of James Skinner, Society of America, with headquarters in New York, to pledge childish innocence. another marine. The building is in three sections, j^loyd, J"r., and Gordon Hill. Joyce cast at 12 noon. laymen to nocturnal ado]([ation and reparation to Our Lord in the is a graduate o f Wheatridge high May God bless you!' V. Walsh as he recalls the occasion on whicli he with a Jewish chapel at the left, the Catholic chapel Music to be heard on the pro Blessed Sacrament, especially on the eve and morning o f the first school, and a graduate of the Uni Faithfully yours in Christ, baptized the famed scout, “ Buffalo Bill” Cody. in the center, and a Protestant chapel at the right gram will include the “ Agnus Dei” Friday o f every month. versity of Denver in June of this Father Walsh, 45 years a priest, was a visitor at Mass will be offered at the camp chapel this Sunday from the Mass in Four Parts by DURBAN J. VEHR the camp this week. 'The nocturaal adoration program is in its fifth year at Holy year. The Carmelite Sisters lead a and Sunday, Aug. 5, for a large gproup of Catholic William Byrd and “ Oh Whither , Archbishop of Denver Ghost church, Denver, where it has met with phenomenal success. cloistered life o f prayer and Shall I Flee From Thy Spirit” by The lovely outdoor chapel pictured here was scouts now in attendance.—-(Photo by Smyth) It is also carried on in St. Peter’s church, Greeley. penance. Bach. PAGE TWO Of,fic«, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuriday, July 26, 1951 Catholic Settlement Oldest in Colorado
CContinued From Page One) + + ’+ ”+ + -t- m u s i c , A c gfin colonizing this great territory, 1S22 California St. was killed in a Taos massacre. When the legal question con Oldest Parochial School in State cerning real ownership of the San- Bond Instruments - Pianos - Organs gre de Christo grant was settled, the title to the grant fell to Carlos ^ - - - - Baubien, father of Narciso. Pre. Radios - Records - Accessories rations were again made, to colo nize. Carlos Baubien was a French- AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. Canadian of cultured blood who had married a Spanish girl. He proceeded to plant a colony on the R'io Costilla, The first permanent settlement in the San Luis valley was made in 1851 near San Luis by Faustin Medina, Mariano Pacheco; Ramon Tflilefson Furititure Rivera, Juan Manuel Salazar, Be- nancio Jacquez, Dario Gallegos, 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY Antonio Jose Vallejos, Diego Gal legos, Juan Angel Vigil, Juan Ig nacio Jacquez, Jose Gregorio Mar- f ; tinez, and Jose Hilario Valdez. The town and valley was called San ALL OUT SALE Luis, because the settlers arrived EVERYTHING REDUCED on the Feast of San Luis, June 21, 1851. OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P M SU. 1-1441 Carlos Baubien had been judge of the Northern district of New Mexico during preterritorial days; thus his efforts at settlement at San Pedro in 1852 and at San Acacio and Chama, Colo., 1853- 1854. From 1851 to 1854 the Fathers from Taos visited the small colony near San Luis from time to time, MERCY HIGP SCHOOL in San Luis rado. The school was founded by the oldest priest saying Mass in private homes and is the oldest parochial school in Colorado. in the Diocese of Pueblo, the Rev. Joseph S. Garcia, administering the sacraments. who is now living in retirement in Mt. San Rafael During the summer of 1851, the Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe is offering a Solemn Pontifical Mass and delivering the sermon hospital, Trinidad. At present all officers in Costilla colony started a plaza on the Rio county are of Spanish culture and are grraduates of Culebra close to the present town on Thursday morning, July 26, in the Most Precious Mercy high school. San Luis was established by of San Luis. Most o f the people Blood church, San Luis, to mark the centenary of settlers from Taos in the Santa Fe archdiocese. came from Taos, and were induced San Luis, the first permanent community in Colo to ‘ come to this new colony by . + + - + + + + + + Carlos Baubien. they continued until 1904. The evening. He did not know that he The first organized educa There are left no glowing re Jeiuit Fatheri who ministered was being followed by a man from tional endeavors in the San Luis ports backed by careful statistics to the people of San Luis were the hillside. The fellow .apparently valley were under the care of to give the full measure of good the Rev. A. Leone, the Rev. Pas- tumbled down the hill and as the the Catholic Church. Religious accomplished in the past 25 years. cual Tomassini, and his brother, buggy reached an open place he public instruction began as early But the life o f the Church in the Rev. Francisco Tomassini, jumped up on the seat beside Fa as 1854, when a little church present-day Southern Colorado is and the Rev. M. Fernandez. ther Garcia. The priest noticed was built in San Luis about 200 a living testimony to the quality In 1894, when the Jesuits with that his unw elci^e companion was yards east of the present church. and extent o f the task the Thea- drew from San Luis and the sur armed with revolvers and knives. Father P. Lucero from Taos tines have so quietly and effi rounding missions, the Rev. Joseph At a loss for what to do next. Fa made periodical visits to San ciently worked out for the salva S. Garcia was appointed pastor. ther Garcia engaged his unknown Luis to minister to the faithful. tion o f souls. San Luis, the county seat, was the visitor in conversation and offered H. Later, Father Thomas de Aqui most important town in the valley the intruder a ride into the next no Hayes and Miguel Vigil came WANTED and it was here that the Rev. Jo- town. But the man left as unex from Conejos and visited San and it was here that Father Garcia, pectedly as he had come. He must Luis regularly for the same pur The Denver Catholic Representatives to Show New pose. a holy and zealous man, came to have noticed the Roman collar. He Father Louis Merl, a French work among his people. just slid o ff the buggy seat" and Register man, who was located in Costilla, Father Garcia was ordained in took to the hills again. “ I was Published 'Weekly by the HOLY FAMILY EDITION more scared that time than at any took care of San Luis until 1872. December, 1887, by Archbishop Catholic Press Society, Inc. of the In 1872 Father Robert Garassu Fabre for the Santa Fe archdio other time of my life,” says Father 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Garcia, “ and I think that incident, took care of the little flock from cese. It is interesting to note that Colo. more than anything else, made me Costilla. He had a house where he Kit Carson was his godfather. His CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE WE’RE PAYING TOP PRICES first assignment in New Mexico determined to build the school in Subscription: $2.00 Per Year .stayed when he visited San Luis. sold in combination with The Above Average Earnings In 1880 he went to Las Cruces, was as assistant pastor in Las San Luis to help educate the peo FOR YOUR OLD TIRES Vegas. From here, he went to Pena ple and to help eliminate such Register, National Edition, in Troy Davis P. 0. Box 1437 Denver 1 N. Mex., on account of illness. Archdiocese of Denver. The following year in Novem Blanca as pastor. highwaymen.” GENERAL.TIRES AND TUBES ber, 1881, Father Alexander Mar- In 1894, he was sent to Costilla, Father Garcia was pastor of San Entered as Second Class chant became resident pastor of N. Mex., one mile south of the Luis from July, 1894, until 1921, Matter at the Post Office, America’s safest, fastest stopping, longest wearing tires can San Luis (San Luis de la Culebra). Colorado line. On Sundays he said when he resigned to accept a chap Denver, Colo. .HIGH QUALITY-LOW COST one Mass in Costilla. N. Mex., and laincy at Mt. San Rafael hospital, now be yours for amazingly little money. Big allowances on On Christmas day, according to a Brighten that Lifeless Kitchen« beautiful French custom, he placed another in San Luis, Colo. Trinidad, where he has been sta your old tires cut the cash differences to the bone! Low down with payment on oife or a set! New tubes, too, at prices you can’t the Book o f the Gospels on the Father Garcia spent the tioned ever since. Dr. G. J. afford to miss! head of each one of the children greater part of his priestly life The Augustinian Fathers had -4* as he blessed them. The free offer in San Luis, ever devoted to the charge of San Luis and,its mis- JEWELxTONE LINOLEUM ing was only five cents. On one spiritual welfare of its people .sions from 1921 until July, 1923. Schoeuble Joe Kovonaugh, Inc. such occasion, he casually te and the neighboring missions. The Augustinians who Vrorked in or TILE . marked to the congi’egation: “ Your His first Otiderlaking was to this section were Fathers Meaney, Optometrist 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 church is very poor, I recommend build a combined school and Medina, Branton, and Healey. On Free estimate & consultation 29 Years Same Location it to your charity.’’ convent. This he did partially one occaston Father Healey re Specialist at his own expense, and invited Terms or Title 1 — FHA Locally Ouned and Operated From February, 1882, until marked to one of the sisters who For Visual August of that year, the Rev. John the Sisters of Mercy to take was stationed in San Luis for JEFFERSON LINOLEUM CO. B. Pitaval, later Archbishop of charge. School opened in 1904 many years: “ I have seen more Eye Care with four sisters and an enroll real faith in San Luis in'the short 5206^ W. Colfax ^ BE 3-5871 Santa Fe, together with Father 63B Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 Marchand, kept San Luis under ment of ‘ 200 children. Night time I have been here than I did their care. school classes were conducted in the 13 years I was in Havana.” In October, 1882, the Rev. John for adult homemakers. Since 1923, San Luis has been Brinker came as assistant to Fa In San Luis Father Garcia en under the auspices of the Thea- ther Marchand and remained until larged the adobe church that had line Fatheri. As pastors have December, 1884, at which time been built by the Rev. J. B. Pita served Fathers Stephen Melis, Father Pitaval returned to the val and made it cruciform. He alsg Joseph Alavedra, Isidore Llevat, growing parish. In February, built a small rectory in San Luis Peter Ribas, and O. Martorell, 1888, the Rev. R. A. Larroque and constructed chapels at San who assumed the post in Octo came as his assistant. The Rev. J. Pablo, Chama, San Acacio, San ber, 1933. A. Pitaval served until the end of Francisco, San Isidor, and Ft. Gar The Theatine Fathers hawe car October, 1889. It was he who built land. All these are missions in ried forward the great work be the present church in San Luis, Colorado. gun by their predecessors and in although not in its present form. In recalling the old days. Father a few years will have com- In November, 1889, the Rev. Garcia says he often'went to Taos pleted vast improvements. They Robert Garassu became pastor of by horse and buggy. Taos was the built the Chapel o f the Blessed San Luis, which position he held nearest settlement of any size and Sacrament in San Luis, and re until 1893, when the Rev. R. Serv the journey must have taken the built the church in Chama, which ant took over supervision o f the better part of a day. It was on one was burned in 1932. They built now thriving parish. of these journeys that he suffered chapels in Chama Canyon and DENVER INDVSTRUIIHNK In April, the Jeiuit Fathers his greatest fright. He had the Blanca and a beautiful church in from Conejos took up the ad Blessed Sacrament and Was driving San Pablo, which was dedicated to CIORCI F. ROCK. PrttMwrf ministration of the parish, which down a dark canyon road late-one Sts. Peter and Paul. This was Phono MAin 51SS ^ ^1534 CqHfomlo ». I Oapcilt* Denver Dry Oe«4t C*. L the second church dedicated by the first Bishop of Pueblo, the Moat Rev. Joseph C. "VVillging. Chapels at Garcia and Jareso are nearing completion. Two beautiful and Morgan, ''‘■‘■i,. large churches are now already 'Cs under" roof, one in Ft. Garland and Op the other at San Francisco. Many % of these chapels and churches in Leibman the missions o f the parish are \V modern and very comfortable. ' L ! The parish church in San Luis and Hickey has been entirely redecorated on Gas and Electric Bldg. Phone TAbor 1395 both the exterior and interior. New art glass windows, a beautiful MlUfliilliBldliiMliailll Communion railing, a pipe organ, and steam heating system have been installed. A new rectory, one of the Best buildings in San.Luis, was dedi cated in honor o f St. Cajetan, founder o f the Theatine Fathers, ^ IN V fR on the fourth century o f his death, Aug. 7, 1947. SAVE SAFELY It was during the administra tion of the Theatine Fathers that I " the high school building-was en tirely remodeled with a view to accreditation with the State uni versity. Steam heat was installed and a science laboratory, a library, lunch room, sewing room, and an C. BLAKE HIESTER (right) and Thomas M. Tierney auditorium were added. Our Own Mangfield Be Luxe merged their legal talents July 1 and opened the general The bureau of high school visi tation, consisting of the Rev. Hu law firm of Hiester & Tierney in the First National Bank building, bert M. Newell, now Coadjutor Denver. Both men are natives of Denver and have been friends since Bishop o f Cheyenne; Dr. A. C. R«g. $60 SUITS & TOPCOATS I cmiNT RATI their high school days. Mr. Hiester is the brother of the Rev. Richard Cross, state high school visitor; C. Hiester, former chaplain of St. Joseph’s convent, now in the air the Rev. W. J. Kelly o f Colorado Springs, and the Rev. Bernard force, and is well known for his participation in the annual presenta K E ystoH * m z Karst, S.J., of Regis college, sub tions of the Denver Grand Opera company. He is a graduate of Cathe jected the students to a series o f .50 dral high and Colorado university. In 1940, he was awarded a three- intensive examinations. The ac Y om’ U Suvm $5.00 Holds Im year Mullen scholarship to the Catholic university but was called creditation was accomplished and $12,50 m gmrmemtl **wm Csdl» into the service a year later. He was attached tp the military government the school was placed on the ac and spent three years in France. He was discharged from the army credited list in March; 1943. t with the rank of major and resumed his studies at Denver university. The Mercy high school o f San Luis has sent into professional life 47 He was admitted to the* Bar association jn 1947 and was in private J 0 H I 1 5 D I 1 practice until his affiliation with Mr. Tierney. Mr. Hiester is married some very proficient young peo Thes« art rtgular year-'round weight Suits and Topcoats token right from (he met his wife Jeanine in France and married her there) and has pie. Without further training in 5T0RACE It mouinc CD. two children, Richard, 4, and Charlene, 3. They live in Blessed Sacra business, two young women, wadu- our regular stock. Both double end single breosted models. ment parish, 2524 Forest. ates o f Mercy high, have hrtd po iJ O C / h L dk £ 0 / Y C t)ISW /\l%l€E sitions as private secretaries in Mr. Tierney attended Regis high school, the University of Notre government offices in Washington, Dame, and was graduated from Denver university in 1941. He entered D.C., for some years. Two other MOVIIVG the air force as a fighter pilot the same year arid flew 126 missions in paduates have worked in a bank Europe. He received the Air medal, tKe Croix de Guerre, and the in San Francisco for three con Distinguished Flying Cross, and was discharged with the rank of secutive years. For the Safety of Your Goods major in 1945. He was- admitted to the Bar in 1946 and was employed Fourteen religious vocations by the legal department/of the Mountain States Telephone & Tele have been fostered in Mercy Use Johnson Service on Every Move graph company until the( merger with Mr. Hiester. Mr. Tierney was high school. Many graduates of instrumental in the formation of the Denver Serra club, a group of AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC Mercy high school served as businessmen united for the promotion of vocations to the priesthood, "MOVING WITH CARK EVERYWHERE" nurses in World war II, and at a t A f t h and at present is its president. Mr. Tierney’s wife is the former Betty present all officers in Costilla T3 A L. 179 I 1 A _ z -. 3 _ 1 _ JJUL WjDUflL SioJUL STORAGi: - PACRIIVG - SHIPPHVG Ruth Fairall, a native of Denver, and they have three boys, Patrick, county ara of Spanish culture 5; Thomas, Jr., 4; and Dennis, 2. The Tierneys are members of St. and ara graduatas o f tha Mercy Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway James’ parish and reside at 1249 Niagara street. high school. I Thursday, July 26, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGE THREE Archdiocesan Priests Assembled at Largest Retreat Ever Held dt Seminary \ \
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THE PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE of- Denver signor John Mulroy, the Rt. Rev. Monsrgnor Charles Hagus, Father William Molloy, John Guzinski, Francis Syrianey, Regis McGuire, a visitor, John Haley, Emile Verschradghen, Paul Reed, Michael O’Brien, retreat master; Archbishop Vehr, the Very Rev. William are shown in the picture above, taken on the occasion Walter Jaeger, Thomas Barry, George Weibel, John Walsh, Leonard Harrington, John Walsh, Robert Freudenstein, William Monahan, Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ seminary, who was host to of their annual spiritual retreat, conducted July 16-20 at St. Thomas’ Gall, Herbert Banigan, George Spehar, Richard Duffy, John Ebel, the gathering; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Higgins, the Rt. Rev. Matthias Blenkush, John Doherty, Joseph Leberer, Donald McMahon, seminary, Denver, by the Rev. Isidore O’Brien, O.F.M., shown front Robert Kekeisen, Joseph O’Malley, Robert Nevans, Charles Salmon, Monsignor Matthew Smith, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ^Joseph O’Heron, Charles Sanger, Christopher Walsh, Paul Potter, Roy. Figlino, center at the left of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. John Canjar, Forrest Allen, Francis Pettit, Robert Syrianey, Edward the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene O’Sullivan, the Very Rev. Monsignor In the front row (left to right) are the Very Rev. Monsignor Fraczkowski, Owen McHugh, John Aylward, William Coyne, Joseph Thomas Doran, Francis Kappes, Anthony Elzi, Cornelius Flynn, Walter Canavan, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, the Very David Maloney, Assi.stant Chancellor; the Very Rev. Monsignor John Koontz, Fred McCallin, Barry Wogan, Thomas McMahon, Robert Edward Horgan, Edward Dinan, Andrew Warwick, James Moynihan, Rev. Monsignor James Flanagan, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Cavanagh, the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer Kolka, the Rt. Rev. Mon Banigan, Charles Jones, Joseph Erger, Bernard Kelly, Omer Fox- Campbell, and the Very Rev. Monsignor William Kelly. hoven, Herman Leite, Joseph Bosch, Michael Kavanagh, Albert Puhl; James Ahern, Anthony Weinzapfel, James Halloran, Arthur Dresen, signor John Judnic, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Kipp, the Rt. Kenneth Funk, Joseph A. Korb, Damen McCaddon, Michael Maher, Rev. Monsignor John Moran, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Achille Som- En masse (left to right), behind the front row, are Fathers Fathers William Mulcahy, Duane Theobald, Walter Steidle, Wil- John Stein, Robert McMahon, Jerome Weinert, Robert Hoffman, maruga, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard Froegel, the Rt. Rev. Mon Edward Prinster, Norhert Walsh, Edward Leyden, James Hamblin, liam Gallagher, a visitor, Louis Mertz, John Regan, Clement Gallagher, Louis Grohman, Theodore Haas, and Adam Ritter.— (Mile High photo) Good Shepherd Provincial Payment on Debit Doctor William J. LaJoie Church at Central City Is Restored
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y w w V Come to Denver in 1883; , Admission Is Free PROTECTION Knev/ Bishop Machebeut - . ' ^ Men Are Sought Contrary to past ideas, glasses are not crutches, but Parish Bazaar W ill Open ■t protection to eyes of all ages. A person often does not At All Saints' see as t^ell withouf glasses after once putting them on. Mrs. Emilie Pavella Is Buried \ , This does not mean that his vision has gotten worse, At M t Carmel August 2 but rather that his eyes are at rest with glasses and they (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh, have to strain to see without them. To Complete Hall ment stand, Tony Mottola; hot dog Denver) stand, Theresa Fiorella and .Louise / In St. Philomena's Parish Rites (All Saint*’ Paritli, Denver) The parish bazaar will open Carbone; game stand, Mt. Carmel SWIGERT BROS. By 'L ettie Morrow All men o f the parish who wish Thursday, Aug. 2, with a spa Youn^ People’s club with Dan Car to help in the remodeling o f the ghetti dinner and close mid bone m charge; Italian goods, Guy Requiem Mass was offered July 21 in St. Philomena’s Damiano and Roxie Guido; surprise 1550 California Optometrists KEyslona 7651 hall are asked to filb ou t the oc night Sunday, Aug. 5, with church for Mrs. Emilie Pavella, 85, who, after a long illness, cupational slips. A job will be stand, St. Juliana Study club; the presentation of a 1951 Belter Vision Good Service available for everyone. Help is linen stand, the Italian Altar and died in her home at 1171 Gaylord street. Interment was in needed in order to complete the Chevrolet. The dinner, which is Rosary society with Sylvia Domen for Every Age At Right Prices Mt. Olivet cemetery. hall prior to the bazaar.' being sponsored by the Usualy ico and Lucy Forges in charge; GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STYLED Mother Cabtini circle will hold club with Henry Zarlengo and hamburger stand, Helen Wall and When Mrs. Pavella came to Denver from Germany 68 its next meeting Monday, Aug. Michael Perito as chairman and Cleo Vilano; three in one stand, years ago she lived on the farm 6, in the home of Mrs. Milton cochairraan, is to be served from Joe Andrews and Felix Andrews; of her brother, Robert Hoery, lo Freeman, 3340 W. Pacific place. 4 p.m, to 8 p.m. at the Mt. Carmel and ball game, Mother Cabrini cated near what was then called The first Sunday of every month society hall, 3517 Navajo street; Study club. There will also be THEODORE i/t fiace, Jones’ lake, which is now in the is • Communion day for all women The cost is $1 per plate for adults entertainment for the children at center o f Washington park. She of the parish. \ and 50 cents for children. Tickets the various booths. knew Denver’s first Bishop, the The fourth Sunday of every, may be purchased at the door. JENNIE (GAZZOLO) PETERSON, 84, Pacottl, Boulder; Kenneth Haynes, Provincial Visits Rectory of 2423 Dunkeld place. Requiem High Hotchkiss; David Haynes, Grand Junc Most Rev. Joseph P. Machebeuf, month is Communion day for all Serving as hostesses from the Mass was celebrated July 24 in St. PaU tion; and Raymond Haynes, Littleton: and attended his funeral. Married men o f the parish. \ Altar and Rosary society are The _ Very Rev. Thomas M. rick’a church. Interment Mt. Olivet. and brother of Mrs. Marjorie Moore and in SL Elizabeth’s church, she was The Rosary and Altar sc^ety Mmes. Sue Getzy, Kate Fiorella, Ferazzi, O.S.M., Rector' Provin HACKETHALf Boulevard mortuary. M. S. Haynes of Los Angeles, and cial of the St. Joseph rectorate for more than a third o f a century holds a meeting on the fourth Wed Sue Gavita, Mai^r Rotola, Belinda ROSEMARIE PUGLIESE, 25, 4442 George Haynes, Victor. Requiem Mass of the Servants of Mary (Servite Decatur. Wife of Vito Pugliese; mother was offered July 24 in the- Rye Catholic a member of Sacred Heart parish, nesday o f every month. The Men’s Roberts, 'Virginia DiJiacamo, and MORTUARY of Rodney Pugliese; daughter of Marion church. Interment Rye cemetery. where she was a member o f the club meets on the third Tuesday. Catharine Mancinelli. Fathers), is visiting with the Amato, Sr.; Sister of Mrs. Victoria DOROTHY MELICK. Wife of Alfred Sacred Heart Married Ladies’ so- Every man and woman in the par Admission to the bazaar Servite Fathers at the rectory, Mauro and Marion Amato, Jr.; daughter- Joseph Melick, and mother of Genise Father Ferazzi is the newly 1449-51 Kalamath St. in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pugliese; Ellen and Albert Timothy Melick. Re dality,_one of the earliest organiza ish is automatically a member of grounds is free and will start early and sister-in-law of Mr. and Mr6. Joseph quiem Mass was celebrated July 23 in tions in the parish. She recalled the Men’s and Women’s clubs. on the first evening, Thursday, elected Pr tBOW> OPEN SUNDAYS The Largest Catholic Staff of W e do our own Any Mortuary in Colorado A Lasting FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Record Designing and Gutting Your impressive memorial, per fectly proportioned and skillfully to Suit Your Needs. carved frorn one of the Rainbow Granites, will permanently identify your family and hold for posterity the family record o f this feneration. Jacques Brothers Since 1902 D. DEORIO & SONS Monument* of DUtinction o r t u a r i e s . M 28 E. 6th Are. MEMORIALS 16th at Bonlder # Speer at Sherman # E. Colfax at Mjignolia Just O ff Broadway on 6th Ave. (under constmetion) AL. 2019 ' 2226 WEST 29th AVE. GL. 5815 Office, 938 Bonneek Street THE DENVER REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 PAGE NINE Strange But True ' Love isWJ^^you^>pd it The Retain Tragedy By Rev. Robert E. K ekeisen By Frank Morriss “WHAT CAN ONE EXPECT from life? It’s DEATH HAS JUST TURNED the key in the cruel and there is very little real romantic love prison cell of an old and lonely soldier, forgotten left . . . I know, for I have tried and usually by the country- he once stirred with immortal failed.” words at Verdun— “ They shall not pass.” The With these pathetic words, wedding-weary enemy never did pass Marshal Henri Petain. Barbara. Hutton announced the procurement of Unpredictable Mon When France was overrun other men were at i\ ' her fourth divorce, this time from. Prince Igor the ramparts, the swords of others were broken M Troubetsky. By Monsignor John Cavanagh that the royal hand would waft him to heaven if against the iron wave that no one had wanted to And they are pathetic words. THERE IS NOTHING TRUER than the fact he were allowed to kiss it again. believe in. When the Nazis told beaten France it It is often said that money talks. Perhaps. that man is unstable. He is actually so un On the scaffold a strange thing happened. could maintain a crumb of independence, who But money has no warm embrace, no tender predictable that we can generally predict in the Cromwell had the reputation for being an would step forward—a Quisling, a fawner, a look, no willingness to sacrifice; nor can money light of history precisely what to expect, and it atheist and utterly without a scruple. Now that puppet like those now dancing on the Moscow buy these accoutrements of true affection. Poor is too often not good. Germany and Russia he was about to die he declared himself a firm string, waiting for the Iron Curtain |o go up so r Barbara found-that out. formed an affiance and then proceeded to knock believer in the traditional faith. He admitted that they can dance for the whole Red world to No sympathetic man can find it in his heatt each other’s brains out. Tito was a bedfellow of Catholic truth and confessed his acceptance of it. ■ \\\ admire? to condemn the unhappy millionairess. This is Stalin, and now curses him across the border. STRANGE IT IS THAT the men who today A great many Frenchmen must have been not meant to be an indictment, but rather an Attlee professed to be no Communist lover, and stand like colossi astride _the world do not relieved to see the straight figtlre of Petain step expression of sincere compassion. For Barbara yet did join with the Commies and continues to read the bloody pages of yesterday’s diary of forward. If France must survive,rin disgrace, h sadly admits that she has missed the one thing shake a clenched fist at Franco. events and personalities,- and realize that they he might have said, even her heroes can live that h ‘ that can satisfy the human heart— love. We committed ourselves to help Chiang Kai- too have feet of clay. disgrace with her. > THE DIVORCEE SAID that she believes shek, and, when Chiang^ troops were about to IT WAS EASY FOR THOSE who had haven there is very little real love left in the world. invade Manchuria and dm e the Reds out, we told elsewhere to call Petain a coward. But how little Perhaps she has not looked in the right places. him to quit. Now he is on Formosa and we are What Do We Mean that concept knows of courage— that idea that If she were to look in on a couple who married bathing Korea in American blood unsuccessfully says it is cowardice to swallow pride and anger for love alone—love o! God and love of one trying to do what Chiang would and could have By 'Medieval'? and do one’s best, even when doing at all seems another— she would find what her heart has been done nearly a decade ago. We wooed Russia and By Paul H. Hallett • hopeless and wasted. Maybe it took an old man seeking. It is one’ s definition of love that makes have her dictating at the United Nations con to do the job, because young men do not know the difference. Love is not an ephemeral at ferences, while we blast at the Red Bear with all TYPICAL OF THE CARELESS USE of lan that lesson. . traction, based on beauty and physical charm the journalistic powder o f our presses. guage that betrays lazy thought was the appli And the point of treason. Many moderns can and heightened by an interchange of passions. IT IS A QUEER WORLD in which we live, cation of the word “medieval” to express disap stomach treason if it is garnished in poetic Love is a deep emotion founded on love of God; but it has nearly always been such. For the most proval of the floggings at the Colorado peniten terms. If a government lawyer, or a college it is a permanent feeling of benevolence toward part there is one saving grace, and that is the tiary. We have counted five times that that epi professor, or a poet, or a writer, or any denizen another because of God’s reflected goodness in truth that evil comes upon the world through thet has been used by responsible persons, and of Greenwich Village bohemia, if these say they the one loved. Man cannot love evil; he is some men’s blind sins much more than through their no doubt the figure could be multiplied endlessly are allied to no government but that of the times fooled by evil masquerading as good. Man calculation. New falsehoods sound more pic if we counted all the sentimentid who shrank future; if they say it is old-fashioned and crude can love but good, because love is rooted in the turesque as a rule than well-worn truths. But no from what was a comparatively mild punishihent. to resist tyranny with arms instead of talk; if human will, and the will by its nature cen desire more monstrous scaffolding of poisonous non Webster’s defines “medieval” as “of, per they say governments not willing to listen to a P atient only what is good. sense was ever foisted on the world than the taining to, or characteristic of the Middle Ages.” Moscow are corrupt, they are not held traitors, in Friern^ When two Catholics rtiarry, the Creator of religion of patriotism. In our day it has grown In order to say, therefore, with anything like ac but martyred prophets. /Rental Hospiud. both of them supernaturalizes their mutual love, to such exag:gerated dimensions of heretical wor curacy that flogging is a medieval punishment, In contrast with these whirling dervishes £ntjlantL. making their very acts of affection worth an ship that we have put the nation in the place of it would be necessary to show that this practice, whose only devotion is to an intellectuality they With this primitive, sut effective, 1 He has since eternal crown. God. if not entirely unknown before and after the dates think they possess, Petain was France itself APPARATUS CANDLES ARE MADE poR But it is not necessary for Barbara to enter a 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D., was so much more in use , And yet we have many parallels for it in for he was loyal to a land and to a shattered and ITHE ALTAR IN AN INDIAN MISSION . . ^ true Catholic home—where religion is life—to during that period that it can be said to typify it. " broken people and to an idea. history. Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell find “ real love.” Let her look in on a Catholic NOW IF ANY METHOD o f inflicting pain startlingly demonstrate this same unpredictable WHY DID PETAIN not go into exile? Those orphanage, where God’s love is mirrored in the can be said to characterize any period, surely the character of men that has led the world to the who did had some stake to come back to, some radiant eyes of a nun as she watches over her lash should be used to designate the ancient precipice so many times in the past and present. crown that rested uneasily on their head, or some “ adopted” children. That nun loves the children world. One needs only to read the comedies of t The Denver Catholic Register Cranmer was a man who hated the Catholic treasure to be restored. Petain had nothing to because she loves Christ, and He said: “ Suffer the Roman playwright, Plautus, of the third gain or lose. He had given his youth; now he was the little ones to come to Me.” Church, and especially the Mass, with all the President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. venom and vigor of a thorough-going bigot. century B.C., to see, from the frequency and asked the repose of his years, and he gave that. casualness with which beating and the marks of Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. OR LET BARBARA* LOOK farther afield, Cromwell was indifferent to religion, or rather Petain not in exile? Those who say that do beating are mentioned, how much taken for Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. into the jungle missions of Africa, where a young let his sense of religion sink out of his conscious not understand the French. Every true French granted this inhumanity was in the Roman em City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M'.A., Litt.D. priest works his heart out to show the natives how ness. Together, these two men played pre-eminent patriot was in exile when the nation fell, for when pire. The Latin language is rich in words signify Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus to love their Creator, their Redeemer. Only “ real roles in the religious revolution of the 16th Paris is in the hands of an enemy, every French ing scourging, and the verbs carry the meaning of Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, love” can inspire a man to give up all that is century that divided England and Europe into man feels the shame and torture and homesick cutting or tearing the flesh. Any slave in Roman Litt.D.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, Jl.F.A. held precious by the world to bring others into warring, vengeful camps. ness of exile. Petain not a hero! Tell that to the the .sweet caress of Jesus’ eternal light. times would have been delighted to get off as CRANMER IS HAILED in obviously non- living and the dead o f Verdun, or to the defeat- Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. But to go back to that happily wedded pair. easily as the convicts of Canon City. bowed peasants of Vichy, and you will get back . i Catholic sources as the great Archbishop of Thit P»per Printed Entireir By Union Labor They are so mdeh possessed of “ real love” that In fact, what method of torture can be called the whispered answer—“ Us ne passeront pas!” they would not accept even the possibility of Canterbury who helped Henry VIII break with medieval? The rack and burning were common Published Weekly by divorce if the Lord should change His canons on Rome, who made the liturg;y of the Protestant both before and after that era. The Iron Virgin, that score. They want always to remain to service, and who was martyred under Queen often thought distinctively medieval, goes back THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Mary. This same scoundrel was the man who The Case o f ’ V. gether; they are a little sad when even a brief to ancient Greek times. Some of the most fright 938 Bannock Street, 1 period of separation becomes necessary by reason appealed to the Pope for Henry, is unquestion ful methods o f execution, like the tearing of the The Stolen Saint Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 of daily obligations. And their children—what ably guilty of Ann Boleyn’s and Catherine body apart by four horses, were practiced in divinely inspired charity bums in those little Howard’s blood, and shared notably in the loot Roman times and in the 17th and 18th centuries, By Ed Miller ing of the Church. hearts for the good parents, who formed God’s but not, so far as I know, in the Middle Ages. ALTHOUGH THE LUTHERAN FAITH does Subscription: He took the oath of allegiance to Rome and channel for their existence! The greatest torment of all, crucihxion, was un not canonize and never has canonized anyone, the $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. at the same time made a private declaration that known then. The mass expulsions o f peoples, for Lutherans do venerate at least one saint, a Vi $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. BARBARA MIGHT SAY: But these are he would perjure himself if necessary to pro-* no -crime but only for political expediency, had king from ’way back, the patron o f Norway, St. ideals; try to find so great a love in this wicked nounce Henry’s marriage to Obtherine null. When Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. no place in the medieval time, as they have in our Olaf Haraldson, who died 920 years ago this world. , Mary was triumphantly brought into power Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. own. Sunday, July 29. And the Church’s answer; Yes. These are Cranmer made abject apologies to save his life. ON THE OTHER HAND, what can be called The Lutherans, who (if you will pardon the ideals, but all men are bound to strive for that He recanted everything he had said against the Thursday, July 26, 1951 characteristic of the Middle Ages? Our parlia- expression) filched Norway, along with its ideal, portrayed on a cross and burned into the Church. When he finally realized he was going to 'mentary system, our universities, our system of patron saint, from the Church, are quite fond souls oYthe faithful by the grace of God. There be burned at the stake despite his disavowal of banking and credit, our municipal institutions, our o f S t Olaf; in those parts o f the U. S. that are OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER is no “ real l^ve” except that which is based on. ■ heresy he changed his mind again. This is one very languages and the literatures that have strongly Lutheran, you will find churches, hos the love of God; that which is strengthened, con of the characters of English history who gave it The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. developed in them, all these and more we owe to pitals, and even educational institutions named tinued, and supernaturalized in Christ. But there a tremendous change of direction. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What the medieval period of our history. Relics of the after him. are many persons in this world, wicked as it is, CROMWELL WAS A MAN of considerable ever appears in its columns over the signature o f the Ordinary or Middle Ages in the most literal sense are Magna Considering everything, especially how good who have “ real love.” That love may falter; g;ive intellectual stature, lucidity of judgment, and those o f the Officials o f our Curia is hereby declared official. Carta, the great Cathedrals, tapestries and other a Catholic he was and how rough the Lutherans way occasionally, through human weakness, to rapidity o f action# He was utterly ruthless, and We hope The Register will be read in every home of the works of art that have never been surpassed, and were with his remains (Norwegian anti-Catholic selfishness; grow tepid in the humdrum atmos his thirst for power and wealth led him virtually Archdiocese. our greatest poem, the Divine Comedy. The paper fanatics stole his bones shortly after Luther phere that makes up the average daily life. But to the complete mastery of England. He was a on which this is printed, or the basic process by defied Papal authority early in the 16th century, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in if that love be “ realized” in God, it cannot die, despotic minister with absolute power, and it is which it is made, is a relic o f the Middle Ages; so conveniently losing them to put an end forever the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. but will grow and flourish, to bloom magnificent doubtful if traditional Christianity will ever also is the language that is printed on it. to his veneration), St. Olaf, who was noted for a « URBAN J. VEHR in the life to come. completely recover from his crushing blows. But So much that is glorious in our civilization hair-trigger temper, is probably about as mad Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. again we see the unpredictable in man. Having can be called, without abuse o f language, medi about the situation as a saint can be when he Just how pagan are we as a nation? A fallen into disfavor with the King and being eval. Why not divest that word o f the connota is in heaven. news dispatch from the city of Washington re condemned to death, he sent pitiable and implor Forty Hours' Devotion tions it has* incurred from a pseudo-history that HE IS PROBABLY “ SORE” (in a saintly sort veals that according to a survey made there ing letters begging for forgiveness. He fawned has been passe for a century? ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER recently more than 60 per cent of the people in and cringed, using the most extraordinary of way) about the way Catholics have let the Lutherans take over veneration o f him, and Week of July 29, Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost our national capital never go to church. phrases, comparing Henry to God and saying cantankerous (in a canonized sort, of way) over Glenwood Springs, St. Stephen’s parish The Priesthood the present state of the Church jtfiNorway. Steamboat Springs, Holy Name parish By Rev. Rawley Myers After all, when he died in the battle o f THE PRIESTS of the Archdiocese of Den Stiklestad nearly 1,000 years ago had he not left CATHOLIC RADIO LOG ver gathered last week to pay tribute to Arch Norway securely embracing and embraced by* bishop Urban J. Vehr on the occasion o f the the faith?^ A tough customw with a shield and a Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wednes. spear around any fiord, Olaf, who also happened day, 7:30 p.m. Fast Friendly Financing 20th anniversary o f his elevation to the ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, Episcopacy. Actually, as in all such instances, to be King o f Norway, re-established the 8:30 a.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM the clergy gathered not only to honor the prelate boundaries of the country and made firm the Sunday, 6:45 a.m. and 11 Catholic Church as the religion of the nation, CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, but also to show honor to the priesthood. The p.m. finishing a work started several hundred yean 12 noon. priest is unintelligible apart from his office. Station KTLN The priesthood is a unique institution in the previously by Haakon the Good. Not one to sit around wearing out a throne, Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— world. To those outside the Church, the priest The AMERICAN Way! appears an enigmatic character. To those who he built churches, founded schools, and exerted AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. have no faith, he appears a fool. He has volun influence by his personal example. His heroic 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ tarily given up all things that the worldly-wise death and t]^e marvelous phenomena that occurred ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- CHURCH OF AIR—Sunday, hold dear—^the pursuit of money, a great deal of in connection with his body secured his position day, 8:15 p.m. . 8-8:30 a.m. his freedom, pleasures both* lav^ul and unlaw as both a national hero and a canonized saint. ful. To the enemies of the Church, the priest LIKE ST. OLAF, the Norwegian Viking be is a wicked traitor plotting to overthrow the na came great Catholics, and even mission tion and destroy the freedom o f all. aries. Able in body and mind,’ fierce,'indom i . But to the Catholic, the priest is none o f table, endowed with a wild and gloomy imagina these, for these are characterizations, not charac- tion, they pushed as far as the United States in -ter studies. To his people, the priest is a kindly their travels, easily antedating that slow Hear father, an understanding adviser, a friend and Southerner, Christojiher Columbus, who got all guide. In the parish, from birth to death, from the credit for the discovery. Baptism to Extreme Unction, the priest serves One proof o f the early Catholicity o f the the people. Vikings is the fact that on Aug. 12 at Alexandria, AS WAS VOICED frequently at the testimo Minn., an 18-ton replica of the famous Kensing ASK and LEARN ton runestone will be,dedicated by Governor nial dinner to the Archbishop, the fraternal com radeship found in the priesthood is found nowhere Luther Youngdahl, an ardent Lutheran who, else. Every rectory is open to a fellow priest appropriately enough, was educated at the Luth KOA simply because he is a priest. He is welcome; his eran St. Olaf college in Northfield, Minn. In Tell your dealer you would like to Roman collar is his latch key. And though the two scriptions on the original stone give evidence that may never have met before, they are soon deep there, were Norwegian Catholics in Minnesot'. as finance through American Notional— in warm conversation about common interests. early as 1362. H. R. Holand, a Norwegian scholar 8:30 The priest, himself, sometimes finds his role and historian, has made the following translation or come direct to our Personal breathtaking. He shrinks before the greatness o f o f the inscription: EVERY SUNDAY MORNING the priesthood. He wonders at odd times how God “ Eight Goths and 22 Norwegians on explora Loon department. Benefit could ever have chosen him, with feet of clay, to tion journey from Vinland over |he West We , Questions on religion submitted by the radio be His instrument in the world. The priest feels had to camp by two skerries one day’s journey audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. from our low rotes. Choose your grace going out from him in the confessional. He north from this stone. We were out and fished feels insignificant as he holds his Maker in his one day. After we came home found 10 men red Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost own insurance agent. Estab hands at the altar. He marvels as he gives super with 4>lood and dead. Ave Maria. Save us from to all inquirers. natural life, a new birth, to an infant in Baptism. evil.” 'Three more lines follow on the edge of the •There has been a great deal of interest shown stone: “ Have 10 o f our party by the sea to look - WRITE TO lish bonk credit for future t in the priesthood in recent years. This interest after our ships 14 days journey from this island. ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA . needs. has been reflected in popular movies and nation Year 1362.” Denver 2, Colorado • .. \ wide best-selling books. 'The public wants to know A NORWEGIAN CHAP by the name o f more about the priest Who is this man who turns Snorri Sturluson (1179-1241) has filled some his back on the world and dedicates his life to 200 volumes in what is called the Elder Edda God and his fellow men? with stories of the Vikinn, including a number IF ONE ATTEMPTS to compare the priest about St Olaf, acknowledging that he got many MAin 5314 Finance your next car here. with the man Shout town, the priest comes o ff a of the ancient tales “from the Mass-priest” Ari poor second. Their ideas o f what constitutes suc the Learned. cess are poles apart Success to men of the world In fact, so filled with the Church and Ca F. J. KIRCHHOF means making a cool million or riding on the so tholicism is the history of Norway that its most cial merry-go-round. Success to the priest is sav famous modem author, Madame Sigrid Undset ing his soul and the souls of others. The priest, who died in 1949, was converted to the faith from FREE PARKING then, to be seen in the proper light, can be com ’ Lutheranism through studying the medieval Construction Co. pared only to Christ. He does the work o f Christ Church in Norway. Right Next Door to the Bank in the modem world. His hands bless and forgive This, of course, must have pleased good St sin and aid the poor as Christ did. He offers the Olaf no end as he stood in the Christian Holy Sacrifice as Chridl did. He preaches to the “ Valhalla” talking with his good friend, the other • 'BUILDERS people and points the way to heaven as did the St Olaf, about how messed up Scandinavian af We Appreciate Your Patronage Master. fairs are these days. The priest today is a 20th-century mem In fact, now that I think about it, maybe the 700^ Lawrence St. ' Denver,'Colo. ber of the priesthood whose history is rich and Lutherans name all their churches and schools heroic, going back in unbroken succession to the after the other St Olaf, whose feast day is July Apostles, to Peter, Paul, John, Jerome, Augustine, 30. This one was King o f Sweden, and was mur Gregory, Benedict, Dominic, Albert, IThomas dered by his rebellious heathen subjects for re HEAR ‘‘AMERICAN SERENADE" Aquinas, I^atius Loyola, Francis Xavier, John fusing to sacrifice to idols at the spot where ESTABUSBED IMS KLZ. 8 :3 0 P-M. EVERY WEDNESDAY Fisher, Junipero Serra, Jacques Marquette, Isaac Stockholm now stands. Jogues, the Cure o f ’Ars, Pius X. As it was suc But it does not really matter which St. Olaf cinctly put by one observer, “ It’s a great league.” the Lutherans have adopted, because if you have The American Fixture Co. seen one you have seen them all— and they were Sbnafaetarm of The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK A headline in the daily press the other day all good Catholics. Church-Pews and Altars shouted the news that Presbyterians oppose the Church Furniture o f D e n v e r move for legalized euthanasia. It is nice to know Perseverance: The block of granite, which is an other Americans are against murder, too. — obstacle in the pathway o f the weak, becomes a Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures Dututh Register stepping stone in the pathway of the strong.— Millvoork of All Kinds 17th at Latvrence Streets Thomas Carlyle We sow our thoughts and we reap our actions; MA. 0168 F. j. Kirchhof, Pres. we sow our actions and we reap our habits; we Were there anything better or fairer on earth 1236 -Arapahoe St. T H E BANK OF. PERSONALIZED SERV'lCC sow our habits and we reap our characters; we than gentleness, Jesus Christ would have taught C. F. Stahl, Flea Pres. Denver, Colo. ______Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation______- , sow our characters and we reap our destinies.— it to us; and yet He has given ns only two lessons C. A. HaU to learn o f Him — meekness and humility. s m ST. JOHN'S PARISH PTA Officers of St. Philomena's Westwood Unit ST. JAMES' PARISH Patroniaa Th*$9 Friendly Firiht Maps Plans.for Please Patronisi These Friendly Firms Permuient Waving a Speeiolty Conover's Food Store NIAGARA SERVICE DANSBERRrS M y Lady Edith I caluriikg Quality Only Bazaar Booth ® Biwir4 Brown, Pro*. PHARMACY LXCtLLENT MEAT G A S & O ILS Prescriptions 8undrl«i CHOICE GROCERIES (St, Anthony’s Pariih, Denver) Beauty Shoppe Lnkrieation A Weihiag GIFTS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE n.Ui.Y DELUUtll.S St. Anthony’s circle met July 18 FREE DELIVERY Uinnlt KnmIw. Htr- W i Cill For ond DiUver C tn 1718 E. Gth 1 R. 2787 and completed plans for the fancy- 2804 E. etb At*. EA. 0768 work booth at the carnival Aug. 6700 E. COLFAX PK 9226 E. Colfax & Olive FL2337 'xf 10-12. All members o f the parish CLAYTON TEXACO are asked to contribute articles. The firms listed here de A box has been placed in the vesti WORSHAM W A ll TILE bule of the church, where articles serve to be remembered W oh la t Tirtf AND FLOOR COVERING Capitol Drug Co. may be left any time before the when you are distributing G riulnc AcoHoriM date o f the carnival. Featuring VIkon Tile, Steel Paul 0. Schneider, Prop. and Alurainam (Member of S t Philomene's Perieh) Mrs. Nider and committee have your patronage in the dif W« pick up & dulWcr OUR WORK OUARANTEED VUit Our Modern completed plans for a ham dinner ferent lines of business. All Types of Ploer Csvsrlnf Andy Marion, Lessee to be served Aug. 11 from 5 p.m. 1458 Onei4« EA. 3228 €th 4 Cliytpn PB. 7SM Prescription Dept. to 8 p.m. Kodak Films and Cameras All women o f the parish are WALT BADGER SAYS: S I X T H A V E . 24-Hour DeTeloping asked to donate one hour’s help MEATAPOULTRY in a one-hour shift in the kitchen. There Is No Finer Oeaning Service in Denver J> The teen-age- girls are asked to and at Reasonable Prices, Too! Playtex Baby Supplies offer their help in the dining Choice Meats and room serving the tables. Call Mrs. Fresh Dressed Poultry FREE DELIVERY Nider, Westwood 304-J, at once Frtt Dtlivery 6tk A t*, at Fillmor* FR. 2741 offering your help. 2720 E. 6th Av«. DE. 4233 OFFICERS OF the Parent-Teachers’ | Koning, president; Mrs. R. H. Bell, treasurer; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nider en- Associated Cleaners association of St. Philomena’s school, Den E. P. Martin, historian; Mrs. Orville Robb, vice tertained July 22 at a family din ner in honor o f Miss Gloria Jensen, ricknp and Top Grade Meats ver, shown above are (right to left) Mrsi James A. ^president; and Mrs. A. J. Dunn, secretary. 6736 E. Colfax Delirorr Serrico E A . 5462 The firms listed here de whose marriage to Vincent Zam- Monarch - Crosse db Blackwell •f ' + + ■f" prelli will take place Saturday, serve- to be remembered Foncy Groceries July 28, at 9 o’clock in St. An when you are distributing Fresh & Frozen Vegetables thony’s church* Out-of-town guests Games Social Hew Desks Are Installed were Mr. and Mrs. William Zam- your patronage in the dif TROUTMAN’S prelli and daughter, Carol, of White Plains, N. Y., and other ferent lines of business. Circle Drive Market HOLY« FAMILY PARISH 2422 E. 6th Av*. FR. 8071 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Set Aug. 4 in In S t Philomena's School Jensen and sons, Wayne and Patronise These Friendly Firms (St. Philomena’f Pariih, Denver) at Tahosa. St. Philomena’s troop Gregory; Father Maher, Miss June Lawhead, Mrs. Elmer Alberry, and Preparations for the open at present is in camp at scout headquarters. Peggy and Karol Nider. F A N W U ^ G ’ S BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Aurora Parish ing of St. Philomena’s school Mr. Nider’s sister, Mrs. George BILLY’S m is The collection taken up lait Arends, and daughter, Roberta, CORNER 44TB LOWELL BLVD. TEXACO SERVICE for the 1951-52 season began Sunday morning for the For Patronise These Friendly Firms ' (St. Therete’* Pariih, Aurora) of Albuquerque, N. Mex., are visit Delieioui Food. - Weekday TIRES . BATTERIES this week with installations eign Million Society of Bethle ing in the Nider home. Luncheoni - Steak. - Chicken. ACCESSORIES Parishioners have been working hem, Switzerland, with head of new desks in the lower two Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kipper and COMPLETE SERVICING quarter. at Cheyenne Welli, • BEEB • WINE • MIXED DRINKS hard to make a success o f the grades and repair work through sons, Henry Alfred, Jr., and Bobby REASONABLE PRICES amounted to $814.40. The Rev. Frank Wsinsr • Llonsl KInn. Props. 44th A STUART GR. 9824 “ The Sign games party to be held Aug. 4 in out the school. The Rt. Rev. Mon Joe, made a trip to Ellis, Kans. 4 ROSS VARIETY STORE Anton Borer, a member of the the Day Chevrolet garage building signor William M. Higgins, pastor, . •, t NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR That Sells" is directing the work. lociety and an aiiiitant at on East Colfax and Dallas in Au Bleiied Sacrament pariih, wai Hardware . Toys fir Tis Sirkit rriN Kindergarten facilities have MARY LEE Young Moderns For Quality Bakery Goods rora. A new Chevrolet car will be the ipeaker. Jesuit High Prexy, Lilt Yiir PrsHttr been increased, with a large enroll CkimpleU selection of ciotl^jr for the 2214-16 Kearney little girl and\he Junior lA s . Try f* ■ With Ul displayed at the party. ment expected for the fall. Plenty Banns of marriage were an DE. 4488 Recently baptized persons in of room is available for additional nounced for the first time between PUy Clothes for Brother children in kindergarten and Fr. Thomas Sheehy, clude Barbara Jean, infant daugh La Verne E. Draper of St. An jlS15 Tennyson Street WEISS BAKERY Members Holy Family Parish ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Free throughout the eight school thony’s and Miss Gwendolyn Eva grades. Preparations also have Miller of St. Philomena’s, and be Open evenings till 8 p.m. 4024 Tennyson St. i \ man, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Is Loyola Visitor Walker as sponsors; Judith Joan, been made for the music progi-am, tween Arthur Joseph Edwards of Announcing the recent association of which will be introduced into St. St. Philomena’s and Miss Dorothy infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. (Loyola Pariih, Denver) Robert R. Moffitt, with R. Royal Philomena’s school this fall. Ap Ann Bell of Holy Redeemer par proximately 60 children have qual ish, Colorado Springs. M offitt and Mrs. Catherine M. The Rev. Thomas Sheehy, S.J., ified for the music program and Prayers of parishioners were Mrs. Marjorie McLaughlin M offitt as sponsors; David Grant, president o f the St. Louis univer available space has been set aside requested last week for ’Thomas ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Don sity high school, is visiting in the (0{ Bletitd Bter.ment Fari.h) to cover the needs of the program. Tuttle, ^458 Gaylord street, and ald C. Miles, with Mr. and Mrs. Loyola rectory. The Rev. Robert Patronise These Friendly Firms The monthly meeting of the Mary Victoria Jones, mother of McCormack, S.J., o f British Hon Hilbert B. Meyer as sponsors;, who is on our Sales Staff Men’s club will be held Thursday Sister Margaret Ann, who are se Darold Michael, infant son o f Mr. duras, Central America, spoke at night, July 26, in tiie school audi riously ill, and for the deceased, and Mrs. Leo M. Fischer, with Her the Masses on July 22 in behalf of If you are thinking of Buying or Selling your home torium at 8 o’clock. Dr. James E. Mrs. Emeiia Pavilla. bert H. and Monica Fischer as the J e ^ it missions. Alameda Drug Store Cummings, club president, will be Katherine Ann Raabe, daughter Mrs. Edward Kasmen o f Chi ^ A Call Will Be Appreciated sponsors, Frank J. Keane and V. 0 . PETERSON, Prop. in charge o f the meeting, A short of Dr. and Mrs. Max H. Raabe of cago has been visiting Denver BUCHANAirS Mrs. Mary Eberle acting as prox business meeting will be followed 3337 Harrison street, was baptized ies for the sponsors; and Wanda friends and relatives.^ Mrs. Kas Christian Bros. Wines Cut Rate Drugs by movies and refreshments. Com last Sunday in St. Philomena’s men is the former Nancy Gibbons Lee, infant daughter of Mr. and Fountain Service Snndriei mittee chairmen and workers will church. Thomas J. and Mary M. of this pahish. An Popniir Boon , Mrs. Jack S. Bruce, with Francis Wi Delirtr Your Business Appreciated be announced at the meeting. Halter were godparents. Kather Mrs. Emil Frei and her niece, M. Rabideaux and Lucille Rabi- McBride Realty Co. Twenty-eight children o f the ine was born June 25 in St. An Mary Weber, will make the re PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. Alameda & So. Broadway deaux as sponsors. parish returned from a week’s thony’s hospital. treat at El Pomar this week end. 3425 East 12th Ave — FL. 1655 Banns o f marriage have been camping trip at Camp St. Malo. Jancie Marie Barre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frei, Mrs. Ber announced for Leo A. Schanberger Several others have begun a week’s Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barre o f tha Weber, Mary Weber, and A1 CONOCO PRODUCTS and Virginia M. Herrman. camping trip with the Boy Scouts 1560 Vine street, was baptized Frei will vacation at Fraser next Lubrication • Delco Batteries with Michael Ryan and Miss Joan W66lc* M s i B l t Barre as godpai-ents. Janice was Mrs. T. B. Cullen left on July Car Washing born June 8 in St. Luke’s hospital. 20 for a month’s vacation with Cleaners & Dyers Three Weddings Are Held Frank Bernard Gorshe and Miss relatives in Chicago. W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Betty Clara Kopp were married Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wollenhaupt Alameda A Logan PE. 9840 J. H. Bollinger - Dick Tremlett Patronise These Friendly Firms last Saturday in St. Philomena’s and son, Steven, are guests o f the In Church of Holy Family church with John L. Kopp and Ed Wollenhaupts. Their home is 328 Broadway Agnes E. Booker as witnesses. in Schenectady, N.Y. (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) maid o f honor was Sharan Piper. The Rev. James F. O’Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reisch- Temptotibn Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 Why Pay Carfare? In Holy Family church, Vir On July 21 prior to a Nuptial S.S.C., officiated at the wedding. ...an and daughter, Regina, at tended the Passion Play at Spear- Our Every Day Price, ginia Mae Johnson became the Mass, Anna Marie Graeber was Native af Parish BOB & TED’S fish, S. Dak. married to Larry C. Mallon. The ICE CREAM Save You Money bride o f Charles R. Auge, Jr. The Illustrates Boak Nate's Pharmacy Red A Whit* Grocery A Market bride is the daughter of Mrs. Or bride is the daughter of Mr. and The following children were Prescriptions Carefully Filled Quality Eggs FINE SELECTION ville Johnson, and the bridegroom Mrs. Edward Graeber o f 4455 Lucille Conroy, 2315 E. 12th baptized recently by the Rev, Al CUT RATE DRUGS UEAT8. FISH, AND POULTRY is the son o f Mrs. Charles Auge. Tennyson. The brWeg;room is the avenue, who returned in June bert H. Schulz, S.J.: Margo Rae And Butter Fountain Service - Gift* I “ Once Tried . . . Satisfied" Guido Shumake Drugs Witnesses for the wedding were son of M f. and Mrs^ Cecil Mallon from St. Mary’s college, Notre Wendelin, daughter of Mr. and Winei, B een, Etc. 2707 W. 38th 4 GR. 2773 GL 1073 38th A Clay Wayne Midyett and Helen Auge. of Salina, Kans. The maid o f honor Dame, is the artist who did the Mrs. R. S. Wendeling, with Guy Broadway Creamery ' FrM DellTOrr On July 14, Father John Canjar was Elizabeth Zehnder, and Shir work o f illustration in the book Jonas and Mrs. Henry Zietz as Alameda A Penn. RA 2203-9848 witnessed the marriage of Ray ley and Sharon Mallon were brides Flames Against the Sky, the story sponsors; and Rita Dianne Binard 66 So. Broadway SP. 2663 Aik for National GUt S u l. mond C. Brachle, the son o f Mr. maids. The best man was Edward o f St. Joan of Arc by Brother and Debra Ilene Binard, daughters and Mrs. Lawrence Brachle, to Graeber, Jr., brother o>f the bride, Ernest, C.S.C. There are eight of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Binard, JoAnn Stephens, the daughter of and the ushers were Robert White original drawings and the frontis with Bernard Binary and Anna The firms listed here de JACKSON'S Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Stephens. and Tom Dqvidson. , piece. Miss Conroy’s art teacher. Binard as sponsors. serve to be remembered The best man was Harry Brachle, Convert Baptized Sister M. Edna, and her com On July 22 the Rev. Bernard Cut Rate Drugs !! panion, Sister M. Agneta, were Murray, S.J., baptized Steven when you are distributing brother of the bridegroom, and the PRESCRIPTIONS ( Colorado Springs ^ ...... ^ By Father Koontz guests last Sunday o f Mr. ‘and Gale Slaughter, son o f Mr. and your patronage in the dif FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cecil R. Proctor of 4855 Perry Mrs. Clarence J. Conroy. Mrs. Vernon Slaughter, with Elliot street was received into the ferent lines of business. PREE PROMPT DELTVERT ^ Cathedral Grad s Confessions for first Friday Draine and Louise Draine as spon Can SP. 2448 Dowaini A Aliaiidi Church July 15. He was baptized will be heard on Thursday, Aug. 2, sors; and the Rev. H. L. Stansell, by the Rev. Joseph Koontz. The from 3:30 to 6 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. S.J., baptized Jacqueline Ann Gon Baby Is Baptized sponsor for the Baptism was Jo Masses on first Friday will be at zales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. seph E. Fanning. Also recently '6:30 and 7:30. Devotions in honor Gonzales, with Edwin Williams M AY REALTY ^ (Our Lady of Grace Pariih, baptized were Douglas Allen, the of Our Lady of Fatima will be and Tereia Tallon as sponsors. Denver) infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert held after the Masses on the first ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Mary Ann Berg, daughter of White, with Henry and Teresa Saturday of the month and dur REALTOR Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Berg, and Howard as sponsors; and Robert ing the Holy Hour on Saturday Patronise These Friendly Firms granddaughter of Mrs. Pearl M. James Miller, the infant son of evening. St. Cajetun's Group INSURANCE - LOANS Coates, was baptized July 15 by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, with Nocturnal adoration for the Father James Moynihan. Mrs. Robert and Doris Stanbury as men of St. Philomena’s parish will SCIENTIFIC REPAIRS STORAGE Berg attended Cathedral high sponsors'. ^ be Friday morning from 4 to Slates Annual Fete Watch Repair* school, but now resides in Van .Lite Theater Bldg. Moniignor Leo M. Flynn hai 5 o’clock, followed by Mass. (St, Cajetan’i Pariih, Denver) Dunbar-Andrewi ARTISTIC CLEANERS Nuys Calif. returned to ithe rectory after Mr. and Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain Preparations for the annual JEWELERS '‘Personal Attention Colorado Springs, Colo. Willis J. Coates, uncle of Mary treatment and examination at are vacationing in Colorado Ann, and Mrs. Pearl M. Coates, the Mayo clinic in Rocheiter, bazaar are in full swing. On this 3339 E. Colfax Given Each Garment’* Springs. Friday, July 27, a miscellaneous Ave, MAUN 1898 the child’s grandmother, were Minn. Returning with the Mon- Mr.s. George F. Brooks of Wind Delivery Service sponsors. lignor wai hii brother, Father shower will be held to benefit this Where Parking I* No Problem sor, Ont., is spending the summer project, sponsored by the Women’s 2(88 EAST I2tb AVE. EAit 1118 Robert Schweider, 49th avenue Edward Flynn, paitor of St. with her son and family, Mr. and club. and Fillmore street, was given a Michael’i pariih, Bella Plaine, Mrs. Richard C. Frisbie. grocery basket at the bazaar. la. The bazaar, to be held August Frank Aatoailli W. L, (Spied) MIcter Louis Nelan, son o f Mr. and 2-5 on the school grounds, features Robert Schweider, Jr., who is Misses Betty Ann and Margaret Mrs. Louis D. Nelan, is recuperat W. 8. (Bill) Carry THE MURRAY DRUG CO. W IUIAM C. CRARON with the navy in San Diego, Calif., many valuable prizes, among which CROSLEY Mary Tookey have returned home ing in St. Joseph’s hospital after ■ ^1 ltw^-116 i flke S*«k—NAIa 144 was given a clock. after spending a three weeks’ va are a new 4-door de luxe Ford Complete Line of N•rfll tin—83S I. tiltn—SAIa 189 Optometrist an appendectomy. sedan, an automatic toaster, money Tony Zerr has been on the sick cation with relatives in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. John Waggoner Refrigeration Profeeslonal Pharmacy 121 North ToJod St. list. and Bay City, Mich. gifts, and' many other attractions. 4 PHONE MAIN till and family left this week for a WINES & COLD BEER Radios 501 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. two-week tour of Eastern United States. r St. Rose of Lima Parish Plenty of Canned Beer Dessert-Limch Is Served Complete Selection Get Baulks (of Denver) . PETE BERONl Practical Nursing Class Electrical Appliances Candy and Ice Cream at ! FURNITURE SHOP J i u ( L UPHOLSTERING, For Evergreen Society Will Start in ‘ October Perry's Cleaners Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND 3S04 E. Colfaz FR. 8881 The BLARNEY SHOP REPAIRING < Evergreen. — The members of A new class in practical nurse Good Cleaning ing which was presided' over by FREE DELIVERY Blip CiTcn iBd DnpirlM i training, which will start in Oc 3209 Eait Colfaz Drug Co. Midi to Ordir the Altar and J^osary, society of Mrs.’ J. J. Murphy. tober at the Denver General hos 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 LENTHERIC Tolletriei Fnrnitnre Made to Order ^ Christ the King parish met in the Mrs. James Powers of Ever green was introduced as a new pital, is open to applicants over 17 Ti Jod It Bijii 8L Pbam 1469 k 24-22 So. WihMtch An. llAle IS9I ^ home o f Mrs. G. B. Greer Thurs member. Mrs. W. A. Kacer of years of age. Women interested day, July 19. A dessert-lunch California and Mrs. A. H. Holt in training for this branch of was served, followed by the meet- '‘ If Your Needs Are SleetrieiU The Heyse Sheet of St. Louis were guests. nursing should make application The next meeting will be held as soon as j^ossible at the Emily M L CARMEL PARISH Call Main 939" ST.'JOSEPH'S PARISH Metal and Roofing in the home of Miss Margaret Jen Griffith Opportunity school, room Patronisa Thesa Friendly Firms WIRING—FIXTURE AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED nings. The Rosary was said for 255, 13th and Welton. The regia Please Patronise These Friendly Firms BEATING ROOFING the speedy recovery o f several tration office is open from 8 a.m. SHEET HETAL. AURORA Berwick Electric Co. relatives of the members. to 9 p.m. The course of study J. O. BERWICK 621 SO. NEVADA Other members who were pres and nursing practice requires one LONDON MARKET Cotirido Sprint!. Colind* Phinti MAIn 6U ent were Mmes. R. N. Dale, B. A. year for completion, with the first Eat. 1888 CAROLYN’S CLEANERS PURSE BROS. Hardey, E. H. Malley, C. M. 16 weeks spent principally in the . AND GROCERY Joseph & Wagner Hat* Cleaned & Blocked Welch, J. J. Hagan, C. Feehan, classroom. After that, the student OSCAR TUNNILL, Prop. PROMPT SERVICE GROCERY & MARKET and Miss Jennings. is eligible to earn as she learns. Quality Meat* and Grocerias All work tuarintced PHONES: MA. 1211, TA. 1841 GBOCEBICS - MKATS - FBUITS • Altcrationi • Himitltching BUCK SPORTING 8886 WALNirr • Bottonholii VEGKTABL8S Optometrists 746 Fox St. Phone .CH 2832 GOODS CO. ^ OEHEtS-l 8T88 Cut Colfaz A n. Ph, Aenra 122 Socialists at Sacred Heart *VTtrrthlBf lor Enrj Sport" 769 Santa Fe Dr. K £. 5778« Thi final Uitid hiri dmrvi t* Phone Main 930 be nmimbindl whin you are dli- DR. JOHN R. Sponsor 2 Dialogue Masses ST. DOMINIC'S Eveniagi by Appointment 19 NO. ’TEJON ST. tributinr your patronifi to thi dif* (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denver) Patronise^ These Friendly Firms lirint linn oi builneii. At Sacred Heart church on Sunday, July 22, the young k ZECHA & ADAMS COYLE people’s sodality sponsored a Dialogue Mass. Members of four I Conoco Servico Station OPTOMETRIST sodalities co-operated with about 70 members in answering the Aley Drug Co. prayers. Father James L. Fitzpatrick, S.J., o f Omaha, Neb., of- OPEX ’TDL MIDXIGHT EVERY NIGHT ► Hoars 8:30 to 5:30 Daily A Sat. lered the MaSs. The next Dialogue Mass is scheduled for 9 o’clock PRESCRIPTION For Your Convenience CONOCO Sunday, Aug. 19, and all are invited to take part. DRUGGISTS Open: Mon., Wed., Fri. Night. NORM'S) TEXA CO « SERVICE The next free movie will be Streets of New York to he shown NORM ENGBLOM. Prop. Phono Mitir 288 182 Si. T ijia 11 Phone t Aurora 1204 Monday, July 30, at 8 p.m. in the school yard. The Monday night > Y Tum to. Flmtiii Pridiiti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK COLOBADO SPRINGS 9355 Eait Colfax movies are sponsored during July and August by the young Likrlntln u l Vuklii TABOR 9222 , Mivide Avi. at'ClciM la Peadr* Aurora, Colo. people’s sodality. Lakewood Parish Is Readyv^ For Anilu^^ Picnic July 29 (St. B ernada^’s Parish, Lakewood) The annual parish summer picnic will be held Sunday, July 29, at PlHua park near Evergreen. In the afternoon, games and contests will be held. Parishioners should bring their lunch but free ice cream and pop will be furnished by the Men’s club and the Altar and Rosary society. Everyone is invited to attend the man families are j spending a picnic and get acquainted week’s vacation at Grand Lake. the parish memberi. Mrs. Paul Pattridgc’i mother St. Gerard’s circle decided to has been very ill. Mrs. Snyder lives at Morrison and Mrs. Patt- have a box lupper Aug. 8 at Flliua ridge brought her to her home last park. This circle has 16 members, Friday to stay with them.- who had planned to divide their group, but at the last meeting they Nun Visits Brother decided to stay together and try Sister Ida Marie, who is the and make a $100 quota for the sister o f Gil Weakland o f this school fund. The other smaller parish, is here for the summer i ■■ circles are setting their quotas at and is at Loretto Heights con ^ / around $50. ducting the Hei-Lo summer camp Mr. and Mrs. George Knober re for girls from all over the coun turned last week from a trip to try. She brought 17;girls with her the East, where they visited rela from Chicago. She | has been at i 'i. ^'> Highland Park, 111.,' for the past ?// -5 tives. They were gone for three weeks. year and when she leaves Loretto Heights she will go to St. Louis, Mrs. Mary Musser has been in Mo., where she is to be superior Lusk, Wyo., for the past several of the Sacred Heart school con days. She was called there because vent. Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. of the serious illness of her Weakland took her to their cabin mother-in-law. in Coal Creek canyon where she The Bob and Bernard Wood- spent the day with the family. NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of North Denver Pughes, trustee; Russell Paris!, financial secretary; Nicholas Korte- haas, warden; LaVerne De Wall, outside guard; James Bostick, re council 3319, Knights of Columbus, are pictured above FAMOUS FOI FINI INJOY THE W ISrS corder; Simon Forster, advocate; Thomas Lamirato, trustee; George FOOD SEIVEO IN A 'A MOST IIF IfS H IN O after the installation ceremony presided over by William Nelson, Petrocco, lecturer; George Zarlengo, treasurer; Lawrence Keenan, ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH CIACIOUS MANNEI COCKTAIL lOU NO f acting district deputy, on July 19 in old St. Dominic’s school hall. trustee; Sam Rondinelli, inside guard; and Edward Looney, outside Derby, Colorado TREMONT AT BROADWAY They are, seated (left to right) Ben Zerr, deputy grand knight; guard. Father Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., chaplain; Daniel Boyden, grand The North Denver council includes men in North Denver parishes. ^ KE. 9618 ♦ CH. 2494 knight; William Nelson, and Charles Riley, district warden; and It was organized on Feb. 12, 1960, and received its charter Nov. 2^, 4 back row, standing, are Fred Sinopoli, five point chairman; Joseph 1950.— (Photo by Smyth) + + + .+ + , ANNUAL BAZAAR On Thursday, Aug. 2 New Grand Knight ^ AUGUST 3, 4, and 5th Altar Society in Littleton On the Parish Grounds at Derby on Arsenal Road Plans Shower for Sisters Littleton.—St. Mary’s Parish)—The Altar and Rosary “ $ 2 0 d °o ” society of St. Mary’s parish will hold a combination party and linen shower for the sisters’ convent in St. Mary’s hall Combination Radio — Eiectric Blanket at 2 o’clock Thursday, Aug. 2. The affair will take the place Pony Rides and Carnival Attractions for the Kiddies of the monthly business meeting. All women of the parish Games — Booths — Refreshments are invited to attend and to bring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitmore a friend with them. Reminders of and their daughter, Barbara, were the party and linen show will be EVERYBODY WELCOME! guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mailed by Mrs. Mayme Jones, cor c m / M i u d S. Whitmore, in their home on Har responding secretary of St. Mary’s rison avenue last week end. They / P a c t ...... *, Altar and Rosary society. Any came to Littleton from their home linen donation will be accepted and in Ponca City, Okla., to attend the welcomed for use in the new con- wedding of his sister, the former YOUR BFST vent. Suggested items include Miss Remigia Whitmore, who was doilies, scarves, towels, washcloths, married to Jack Massey in St. HOTEL VALUE sheets, pillowcases, bedspreads, The CHALET Mary’s church on July 22. guest towels, dish towels, and dish Henry Graf, Prop. cloths. Daily Mass is offered in St. SHIRLEY'SAVOY hotu Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gertig, Mary’s church at 7 o’clock. Sunday DENVER You’ll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful who reside on Rapp avenue, have Masses are offered at 6, 8, 10, and 11:30 o’clock. Confessions are atmosphere. Service is tops . . . prices right. entertained relatives in their home heard on Saturday afternoons during the past several weeks. CLOSED TUESDAYS from 3:30 until 5 o’clock and in the Recommended by Roland L. Hill . Their guests included Mr. Gertig’s Spcciil Att*nti«n evenings from 7:30 until 8:30, dur 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 to Brldft Pirtiw brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ing which time a private Holy Mrs. Karl JCunert, from Delaware, Hour is held. 0 .; and their son and daughter-in- Weekly novena devotions to Our law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vi. Blessed Mother under her title of Gertig and son, Gary, from Rocky Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal MOUIVT CARMEL Ford. are held every Monday evening at IN PURE AT INSTALLATION CEREMONIES for the newly Mrs. Frank Cecchin has as her 7:45 o’clock. The special general guest her sister, Mrs. Joseph Fa- elected officers of North Denver council 3319, Knights of intentions are for world .peace and SCHOOL nelli, from Detroit, Mich. The fam for the protection of parishioners RADIUM WATER Columbus, on July 19, Recco Berardi, past grand knight (above, left), ily spent the past week end with who are serving in the armed is shown presenting the gavel of the presiding officer to Daniel relatives in Rawlins, Wyo., and re forces. Each family in the parish is turned to Littleton via the Medi Boyden, new grand knight of the council. William Nelson, acting urged to be present at these serv Jjufmtudh, d n iu m i cine Bow National Forest and the ices. ELDORADO SPRINGS district deputy, presided at the installation meeting held in old Snowy Range route. This week 4 LEGAL NOTICE St. Dominic’s school hall. The council was first organized on Feb. Uiey will attend the Frontier Days OFFIC* OF THE TREASURER 12, 1950, with Mr. Berardi elected first grand knight and Mr, Boy celebration in Cheyenne. 'c it y a n d c o u n t y o f DENVER FOR AN OUTING Mr. and Mrs. John MJloney an;! MUNICIPAL BUILDING den, lecturer.— (Photo by Smyth) and their son, Martin, from Gary, DENVER. COLORADO Nn. S-ns Ind., are ■visiting relatives in Lit BAZAAR NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF BEAL tleton and Denver. They are the ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF A DAY— A WEEK— A MOIVIH Reservists' Rights guests of Mr. Maloney’s sister. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER'S DEED West 36th Avenue and Navajo Street There Is No Place Like Eldorado Springs Miss Catharine Maloney. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Ideal for Picnici — Reitaurant — Cabins — Conceptions Engagement Announced more especially to Robert Elmer Wiley O nly 27 Miles from Denver Phone Boulder 053J1 To Job Protected Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Spahn (Also known as Robert Elmer Willey), have announced the engagement of The Moffat Tunnel Improvement Diitriet, City and County of Denver, Grace J. Stone. Thursday - Friday - Saturday Laws their daughter Shirley to John You and each of you are hereby notified AUGUST 2.3-4.5»h Square Dancing Every Saturday Night July 26-27-28 By Fed era l Schreiner, son of Mrs. Molly that on the 3rd day of December, 1929, Schreiner, who resides on S. Gala- the Manaprer of Revenue Es-Officio Treai- Anne Baxter - Thomas Mitchell Reservists entering upon short !r of the City and County of Denver in toDrs of training duty and per pago street in Englewood. Miss and State of Colorado, sold at public sale sons rejected by the armed forces Spahn is a 1951 graduate of Lit to City and County of Denver, aaiUnor Dr. D. C. Werthman "THE FIGHTING tleton high school and is now em of Grace J. Stone the applicant, who has The firms listed here de SULLIVANS" on or after June 19, 1951, have made demand for a Treaaurer’a Deed, the SPAGHEHI DINNER AUG. 2nd job protection re-employment rights ployed in the offices o f Montgom following described real estate, situate in serve to be remembered and Associate alto under the Universal Military ery Ward and company, Denver. the City and County of Denver and State when you are distributing Training and Service Act, if they Her finance is co-owner of the Lit of Colorado, to-wit; THURSDAY EVE Dentists Dongerous Venture With tleton Gas and Oil company. No Lots Twenty-Four (24) to Twenty-Si* apply for restoration to their (28) Incluiive, in Block Si* (9), H. Witter’i PLATES your patronage in the dif- Hopolong Coiiidy former jobs within 30 days after wedding date has yet been set by North Denver Addition Wilaon'a Resnb- the young couple. division, that said tax lala was made to $1.00 PER PLATE ferent lines of business. 606 ISth Street 1206 18th Street CARTOON . NEWS release or rejection. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Stevens, satiafy the delinquent General taxes as From 5 to 8 P.M. KEystone 8721 TAbor 5761 These persons have only 30 days who were married in St. Mary’s sessed afirsinit said rml estats for the Suaday > Monday ■ Tueiday in which to claim their rights, year 1928 ; that said real estate was taxed church on July 1, returned from in the name of Robert Elmer Willey: that Wodneiday whereas those persons who enter their wedding trip to Wisconsin, the statutory period of redemption ex July 29-30-31 Aug. lit upon full active duty in the armed South Dakota, and Yellowstone Na pired December trd. 19S2; that the sanee forces have 90 days in which to has not beem redeem ^: that said property 1951 CHEVROLET Jam Powell - Ricardo Hontalban tional park. They are now residing Jhn, tXoiuA. (Room, claim their rights after their re may be redeemed at any time before a Tax (Msnarnn.nt a t Either snil Frsak Pont) in in their new home on S. Sherman D e^ is iuued; that a Tax Deed will be ON DISPLAY lease. avenue. Mrs. Stevens is the former iuued to the said Grace J. Stone, lawful 'TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE' Further information in detail holder o f said certificate, on the 18th day Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extravagance. Miss Helen (Bobbie) Leonard. of November at l i o’clock noon 1981, alK> concerning the extent of these unleea the same has been redeemed before O'THER INTERESTING ARTKXES ON DISPLAY Finest Chinese and American Foods. 12 o'clock noon of said date. ' rights can be obtained by contact AND The Metro Goldwyn Moyer ing or writing Harry R. Barnard, Margery Reed Nursery WITNESS my hand and leal this 18th A Bcautifu] Lantern Lighted Dining Room In the Veterau of Foreign Ware , Story day of July, 1961. Home John S. Stewart Poet No. 1 assistant field representative, Bu (Seal) A. S. BRODHEAD CARTOON - COMEDY reau of Veterans’ Re-employment 'Ploy Day' on July 26 Manager of Revenue Many Additional Carnivol Attractions Open 11 a.m. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday Rights, Room 29, New Custom Thu Thunday, July 26, U First Publication July 19th, 1951 Last Publication August 2nd, 1951 j (Open to the Public) house, Denver 2, Colo. “ PUy Day” at the Margary Racd Mayo nuriary, 1128 2Sth (tract, Ninth Avenue at Speer Bird. KEystone 7918 Denver. The children of the Benny Goodman to Play nursery will present thair annual antartainmant, entitled this year In Red Rocks Program “ Ro a d s to Happiness,” on ‘AiAuwAmNumf Thursday evening at 7:30. Miss Jerry O’Neil has been in charge With Denver Symphony o f instructing the children for The popular king o f swing, the various acts they will per Benny Goodman, will appear as form, many in costume. uest soloist with the Deliver The nursery, conducted by the fymphony orchestra and Saul Cas- Sisters o f Charity of Cincinnati, ton in the Red Rocks theater Fri will close after the entertain m day, July 27. ment for the annual thrae-waak Mr. Goodman will be featured summer vacation. Seme 150 BIlIHIMYMIUDlin in an exciting program of classics children are cared for at tha as well as swing favorites. He will nursery daily. HliYiCK£N-«iuii$NBe5-MiiiiK appear in both halves of the pro HMHNM-uMRtBDEiiYDIOFF gram playing Mozart’s “ Concerto ONiUrfbr for Clarinet’’ in the first part, and •wwfivaMwwA Vfetw9 in the second, “ Concerto for Clar Dancing every night except inet” ' last movement, by Weber; STARTS "Man I Love,” Gershwin; “ Good Monday . . . 62c per percon, bye,” by Jenkins; and popular en TOMORROW! DENHAM plus tax . . . at the beautiful cores. El Patio Ballroom. . The orchestral selections will be “ Carnival Remain,” by Berlioz; “ Romeo and Juliet,” by TschaikoW Treat the children at Kiddies’ ski; “ Tales From the Vienna St. Michael’s High School, situated on a large campus ENJOY LIFE Playland . . . Each ride only a Wood,” by Johann Strauss; and nickel I “ Spanish Caprice,” by Rimsky- in downtown Santa Fe Dine Out More Often Korsakoff. Foremost Catholic schooL accraditod college preparation. Complate facilities Swimming . . . Midget Auto Tickets for the concerts are Welcome to Denver’a Finest for spiritual dovalopment, intelleetnal prograss, and physical fitness. Racing . . . Picnicking . • . available at the May company box New China Cafe Games . . . Rides. office, and auxiliary box offices Boarders from 3rd grade thru 12th in the area, including leading COLBURN HOTEL 732 East C o if u , AL 0786 • CH 9702 downtown hotels and department LUXURIOUS ROOMS Boys only; 1951 registration accepted now (Opia tm ti«( AM. W*A Dtyi) stores. On concert nights they are Cocktail Lounge For descriptive brochure and fnrthar information sold at the Red Rocks theater and Coffee Shop at the bus terminal, 1730 Glen- 10th Avunu* at Grant Write BROTHER CAMILLUS, SL Michael’s High School Merchants' Luncheon from 55c arm, where buses leave for the MAin 6291 413 College St., Santa Fe, N. Max. DCNVCN S SMARTEST AMUSEMENT PARK theater at 6:30 each evening of D. i . ClEBIBB. Manager the concert. ' PAGE TW ELVE Office, 938 Bannock Streaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thiiridoy, July 26, 1951 " 1 I I Mr. & Mrs. /os. Gibbons I H omemaker I^White R u s s ia n s 2 0 0 Catholic Scouts Attend Camp Tahosa Parents of Third Child s About 200 Catholic Boy Scouts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Gib ■+ I Department i Coming to State; + ^ + enjoy summer camping each year bons of 420 Olive street, Denver, I at Scout Camp Tahosa near Ward. announce the birth of their third I Patronita These Reliable and Friendly Firms Sermon at Outdoor Chapel These boys participate in the com child, a six-pound girl, July 20 in plete scouting program in a camp SL Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Gib mmmmm^ Flee From Reds bons is the former Josephine that is situated in one o f the most Walsh, daughter of Judge and Six White Russians, persons beautiful areas in the Colorado Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son Rockies. The camp is equipped Mrs. Joseph J. Walsh. A graduate who for a lifetime have fled the with a handicraft shop, nature- of Loretto Heights college, she is COMPOSITION ROOFING Established 35 Years shadow of the hammer and sickle, study museum, rifle range, archery a former member of the editorial st^ff of the Register. TILE ROOFING • Gutters • Sheet Metal are en route to Denver from range, and has a beautiful lake ROOF REPAIRING • Gas Furnaces Samar in the Philippines, to be which is used for swimming, canoeing, and fishing. The scouts • Gas Conversion Burners resettled under the auspices of the ILETflltllKClM. I, 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 live in tents and have opportuni 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 archdiocesan resettlement office. ties for day and over-night hikes. In addition, a DP o f Italian ethnic REPAIMRCAR Many Scauls Attend origin, Gertrude Berti, is on her CNRY5LIR-PLTMOUTH Camp St. Mala Electrical Contracting & Repairing way to Colorado from New York uprom MOTOR CO. city. She is being sponsored by Uncounted numbers o f Catholic 1008 BROADWAY CH.5626 N. Boggio of Denver. scouts also attend Camp St. Malo under the supervision of Mon KARL J.STROHMINGER The group of six from Samar signor Joseph J. Bosetti. This includes two single men, 51 and beautifully situated and well- Ilecffic CompaRy 23; two single women, 50 and 35; Lieexued And Bonded and a married couple, the man, equipped summer camp offers, in Member National Electrical Contractort Ats'n. 40, and his wife, 37. addition to the routine camping experience, the ideal Catholic as 1178 Stout St. ‘ AC. 5733 These seven bring the total of sociations and spiritual environ displaced persons aided to new ment necessary for young Cath lives in Colorado' through the ef olic boys. Catholic scout chaplains' forts of NCWC War Relief Serv sincerely hope that soon difficul ELECTRIC WORK ices and the local resettlement of ties can be overcome so that all WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS fice, to 617, according to Mon Catholic scouts will enjoy their signor Elmer J. Kolka, associate summer camping experience at director of resettlement. LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Camp St. Malo. MA. 6958 (Home) Cathalic Traaps, 1721 LSIstAve. KE. 0309 (Shop) Camp Reports No Packs Increasing FLOOR The number of Catholic-spon Illness or Accident sored Cub Scout packs and Boy €AHlEO COVERING CO. Scout troops in Denver is steadily increasing. Interested Catholic The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering men are invited and encouraged J. Bosetti asks that his'■gratitude to offer their services to their • Estimates Complimentary be expressed to the many priests pastors in organizing and direct of the archdiocese who make it an 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 ing these units of Catholic boys. annual program in their parishes for the^ servers, and in some in The Sacrifice o f the Mass will stances also the choir boys, to at be offered at the outdoor chapel at Camp Tahosa on Sunday, July 29, tend Camp St. Malo. The prelate- Catholic scouts from St. Philomena’s, St. John’s, St. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY counselor named especially the Rt. THE REV. CHARLES JONES, Denver and Sunday, Aug. 5, by the Rev. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, area scout chaplain, is shown giving a few Louis’, and Blessed Sacrament parishes in Denver John B. Ebel, city editor o f the Industrial and Commercial Building the Rt. Rev. Mbnsignor William words of advice to Catholic scouts who are attend are attending the camp this week.— (Photo by Denver Catholic Register. Mass 175 Vallejo'St. PEarl 89.10 Higgins, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ing Camp Tahosa, Boy Scout camp near Ward. Smyth) will begin at 7 :30. Parents and John Moran, the Rev. Matthias friends o f scouts are invited to + + + ‘ . + + • + Benkush, the Rev. William Powers, attend. the Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P.; the Rt. Rev. Eugene O’Sullivan, Peaceful Scene-Peace of Conscience the Very Rev. Walter Canavafi, and the Rev. Delisle Lemieux, all of Denver; the Rev. Roy Figlino of Brighton, the Rev. Thomas Do fjb te r itF ran of Plattville, and the Rev. John Giambastiani, 6.S.M., of Welby. Monsignor Bosetti was happy to report that so far this season there ROOFING have been no cases of illness or FOR BUILDINGS OF ALL KINDS accident among his campers. Though in charge personally, the Re-Roof now for long lasting protection Vicar General has several seminar against snow, rain and summer heat. ians who assist him as camp counr selors. The boys who attend camp Time-Tested Guaranteed Ecanamical are given the usual outdoor activ For Free Estimate Call ities, and are provided the special treat of mounting the glaciers near WESTERN ELATERITE camp. THE ConTcnient terms if desired ROOFING CO. McVeigh Company Equitable Building CHerry 6651 PAINTING AND DECORATING CONTRACTORS 1328 Inca KE. 0718 CHURCH FURNITURE CRANE AND PEWS ReGoinniended Firms ^ 5 i ! r i S ' ' LINE Dcilaned A Hinnfkctarad BASMOR The Behrens Fixture Co. for AUTO BOILERS ihYOURHOHE 4625 Colorado Blvd. Denvor, Colo. SERVICE ATTENTION LADIES CALL TA. 4686 Plumbing and Heating SELF-SERVICB LAUNDRY Repairs Doubit EXxuf (uben, mneten and drrtn. Sales S ervice Specializing in Quality Soft Viter, vet vub end (1u(( drr. Drr ClMning, Rns*. 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ELEaRIC IRON Nuns Who*Taught in See, Jubilarians 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 QlMCKiy INSTALLED SPECIAL Three Sisters o f Charity o f Leav Denver, and St. Mary’s school, Sister Mary Rosalita, a graduate LAUNDRY.... enworth, Kans., all former teach Ret. vain* 18.68 Grand Junction. o f the St. Mary college and one of ers in Colorado schools, commemo Sister Marietta, who holds de the four Smith sisters to become PLUS NOMINAL CLOSE OUT rated their golden jubilees in the grees from Creighton university, members o f the Sisters of Charity •1^ $2^69 mother-house chapel July 19. Bish' taught from 1904 to 1926 in ele of Leavenworth, is the second of INSTALLATION CHARGE ■1 op Edward J. Hunkeler of the mentary schools in Colorado and her family to commemorate her t: Diocese o f Kansas City in Kansas Kansas, and from 1926 up to the golden jubilee. Her brother, the - 5^ Ref. Tilna $12.76 offered Pontifical Mass in the present she has taught in high Rev. Patrick Smith,' is chaplain at Chapel o f the Annunciation, at St. John’s hospital in Leavenworth. CLOSE OUT schools in Colorado, Kansas, and which another nun, Sister Mary Montana. Sister Mary Rosalita taught at Syra Keiley, noted her 60th jubilee 1 $ g S 9 Sister. Mary Lewine also taught n v U’time year. several schools in Colorado, Kan at various schools in Colorado, sas, Montana, and Missouri. Pre The golden jubilarians include Montana, and Kansas. She was su ' BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR ceding her in tlje institute were Sister Marietta Lynch, formerly at perior in Sheridan, Wyo., of St. UNCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE St. Mary’s school in Leadville; Mary’s, Butte; Holy Name school, her two sisters. Sister Mary Olivia FALBY'S f it w osweeMeem* v s r nvutuiiaa b u i( uswcMivisii, Sister Mary Lewine McMahon, for Topeka, Kans.; and St. Mary’s in (died 1936) and Sister Helen, who daalned aqaipiMBt know roar aar Inaido and oat and art ready to aorrleo It oolcUy THE O'CONNOR SAV-U-TIME SALES CO. merly of Annunciation school and aa< Ihoroilhlr. Sto •• todar . . . and OTorr thlrtr dan . . . lor comploto chatkat Paint & Hardware Kansas City. Both Sisters Mary celebrated her 50th anniversary in and Bocewnrr audatenann work. Your Plumber For Years St. Vincent’s home, Denver, and Lewine and Marietta have given 1943. A fourth Smith sister. Sis 32 Braadway PE. 2940 St. Joseph’s school. Grand Junc practically a half century of serv ter Mary Donate, is stationed at THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. ED O’CONNOR, SR. ED O’CONNOR, JR, tion; and Sister’Mary ■ Rosalita UTB AKD AOOlU AL»Im SUl^ 3030 W. 44th A re, ice to children in elementary class Immaculate high school, Leaven GL. 4323 Smith, also o f St. Joseph’s school, rooms. worth.