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Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, N. J, and Dloceae of Paterson,' N. I. Vol. 11, No. 45 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962 PRICE: 10 CENTS World Sits Out a Crisis
By JERRY COSTELLO reported hnusually high at- kingdom of justice, love and tions, a guarantee of the good Superintendents of the 144 North Jersey’s Catholic pop- tendance. them peace. given by God, and by U. S. Catholic school systems, ulation last week joined Amer- North Jersey’s Cuban refu- the there right it constitutes their "Throughout world, nor- for example, pledged the "sup- icans throughout the nation in gees were left with mixed feel- are fervent efforts to to mal condtions of life," the Dead build, port and earnest prayers" of November-for prayers for peace as the ings as the crisis simmered heal and to make the heaven- their and CATHOLICS throughout themselves, pupils Cuban crisis wore on, day aft- down. ly shine more in light vividly the U.S. observed Oct. their teachers for President er uncertain day. Most They rejoiced that the the of 28, the pas- faces men. And this is Kennedy. Feast of Christ the King, as a tors in the area reported an threat of a nuclear conflict proved by assemblies and in- of The pledge was made in a increased interest in devotions had but day prayer, asking God’s diminished, expressed ternational congresses which resolution the and blessing on the President and adopted at the con- during week, on concern that the Russian-U.S. show anew spirit among poli- the government and petition- cluding session of the annual Sunday the day Russia’s agreement left Fidel Castro ticians, economists, scientists ing for continued peace. meeting in Washington of the pullback order eased the still in command of Cuba. and men of letters.” The observance Department of School crisis fever which had gripped was in re- Super- intendents the world—attendance at Mass THE PRAYERS and fears THE VATICAN Radio follow- sponse to an appeal from U. S. of the National Cath- here reflected those of the ed the Bishops, who asked for olic Educational Association. was substantially higher than en- Pope’s talk with an ap- pray- tire world. In Vatican in released "We “to normal. City, peal for negotiations in the ers a message in pledge," they said, sile Pope John XXIII chose the crisis. All the "eventual, in- bases in Cuba to be dis- the President of the United IN THE NEWARK Archdio- fourth anniversary of his elec- evitable differences between mantled. States and to the nation at this James A. tion the President time of crisis and cese, Msgr. to papacy to make peoples can and must be solv- Kennedy heard the our support vicar wrote another for world ed for when our earnest Hughes, general, plea peace. in free negotiations,” a appeal prayers he at- prayers together to all pastors on behalf of More than 30,000 gathered in broadcast said. tended 10 a.m. Mass at St. with those of the millions of Boland St. Peter's to hear Church students teachers Archbishop asking Square the "It is necessary to discuss,” Stephen’s in Washing- and in tho for "God’s Pontiff voice a fervent the schools prayers blessing plea to station said. "There is a ton, shortly after Russia an- we represent in every and guidance for our President God to "dispel to nounced it had ordered its state of the union.” ill-omened duty search for an under- mis- and our so that an clouds” from the government horizon of in- standing. It is a duty before Washington. honorable with freedom LOCALLY, STUDENTS in peace ternational life. the people of the world, before The message was signed by and will said Newark and Paterson schools justice be preserved.” The Pope that "dangers one’s own conscience, before the five American Cardinals offered for the Presi- He asked also that the Bless- and sorrows, human prudence history, before God.” and the chairman of the NCWC prayers dent and for ed Sacrament be exposed in and wisdom, everything must administrative board a peaceful solu- "Peace is a in the all churches. Pastors be melded into right, peace Is a tion to the crisis. reported a hymn of love, duty," it continued. name of the U. S. hierarchy. "Peace is Several schools conduc- the number of parishioners in a renewed and high supplicating a gift. Peace is more who visited their churches dur- than a SUPPORT FOR the Presi- ted classroom sessions invitation to all men to desire It special luxury. is not an arbitrary dent’s firm stand in the Cuban the and ing the day as "remarkably to plgce themselves in the on crisis, many insti- hobby conditioned to the hu- situation and high.” kingdom of Christ, the assurance of tuted special prayers, novenas, king- mor of the ambitions of Many Paterson dom of truth and great prayers for its success were and rosary recitations for parishes life, the king- or small Peace had services dom powers. is the voiced by many Catholic or- and for the of special and of sanctity and grace, the right of the peace people A TIME FOR individual and na- ganizations. REMEMBERING - A young St. ster of Charity prays silen[?] among the Cuba. rows of crosses in tho Sisters' at St. cemetery Elizabeth's, Convent Station, as No- vember dawns, the month devoted to prayers for the dead. Pope John Appeals As the leaves of autumn wither, tions, from noon of Nov. 1 to midnight the Church traditionally turns special Nov. 2. attention to Her To World Leaders: dead, devoting the The conditions for gaining a month of November to continuingpray- plenary indulgence are that one be in er for them. the state of grace, have the intention The month begins with the Feast of gaining the indulgence, go to con- ‘Do All for Peace’ of All Saints, celebrating the joys of fession and receive Communion within the Church in heaven. VATICAN CITY - Pope negotiations, at all levels and Triumphant eight days, visit a church and say for John made a Nov. surprise radio at all times, is a rule of wis- 2, All Souls Day, turns hearts the intention of the Pope, one Our appearance last week at the dom and prudence which calls to the Church in one Hail one Suffering purgatory. Father, Mary and Glory height of the Cuban crisis to down the blessings of heaven On this day priests may say three Mass- Be to the Father. warn of the horrors of war and earth.” and all Catholics world's leaders es, may gain a plenary On Nov. 1, a holy day of obliga- and to beg the The current world crisis, the of to continue negotiating for Pope had fear to indulgence the remission all pun- tion, Catholics observe the custom of said, brought ishment peace. millions of families. He for sin for a soul in purga- offering the names of their dead to be urged "We beseech all rulers not all Catholics, all CROWDED of for Christians, you were those tory every visit to the Blessed Sac- placed upon the altar during the Mass- to remain deaf the of CATHEDRAL - Thousands ng people among responding to cry and all who believe in God to fo for in the Cuban crisis. rament under appeals prayer They found standing room only at Sacred made, the usual condi- es of the following day. mankind,” Pope John said in join him in praying for "tho Heart Cathedral where a hour holy opened Catholic cYouth Week on Oct. 28. gift of peace.” Sm Text, Page 5 THE POPE’S APPEAL was the second from his extraordinary broadcast a top voice Back U.S. of the Social Church in less than a Theologians Justice Role Cited Oct 2S. week. The fathers of the Sec- "Let them do everything in ond Vatican Council had is- their power to save peace. By sued to a message all man- so doing they will spare tho On kind the previous Saturday cit- Cuba To Catholic world the horrors of a war Quarantine of Peace the Group that would have disastrous ing need for work for By ED GRANT erf Boston such nobody peace as one of the urgent inf said that the tlon of Americas States ts "TnErtUKIT&TPM gHIW Tsut consequence* as strategically misdirected.” freedom for themselves be- problems of today. NEWARK - General move “was well taken’* foresee. ap- very meet the clear and present described social justice as an He asserted that American could come fiercely attached to the And only the (lay before his proval was voiced by Catholic and Bishop Albert R. Zuro- of communist affective them continue to danger a nu- force both against policy has been status "Let largely based quo. They are fearful broadcast. Bishops, theologians anil spe- weste of Belleville, 111., stated clear communism and because this loyal Pope John had threat. as a means on "an erroneous and danger- of change, fearful of freedom negotiate cialists in affairs that praised statesmen who meet foreign to the Cuban arms buildup of salvation and attitude is of great in addresses at the ous assumption”: that "mili- for others, fearful open the actions taken really of the each other in the interests of by President is "a distinct threat to world RESERVATIONS concern- 35th annual value as a witness for the con- conference of the tary aggression is the instru- dynamics of Christian last week the princi- peace, lie said, however, that Kennedy on peace." ing some American missile science of each one and in tho Catholic Association for In- ment by which the communists So to ples. they cling the shell "where there is no .spiritual erection of Russian missile Bishop Coleman F. Carroll installations overseas ternational Peace. face of history." were are planning to the of Christian pracUce bases in Cuba. conquer while life, better things cannot be of Miami, whose diocese has expressed Rev. H. Rev. world.” THE POPE spoke in by George George Dunne. S.J., denying its soul.” obtained." absorbed the largest number Dunne, S.J., assistant •aid the U. S. French. His strongly worded QUESTIONS ON the for in- can prevail Such an assumption is moral- "I of refugees from Cuba, said ternational affairs to the FATHER NEVINS lasted only two and always speak well,” said pres- against communism by putting wrong, he said, "because there stressed appeal a ity of quarantine, total block- "the mere presence of ident three Pope "of all men of state com- of Georgetown Univer- less emphasis on nuclear is nothing in communist doc- points: half minutes. The "quaran- John, ade and nuclear war were munist Russia on the door- sity. • The of the tine" ordered S. who are busy in various parts weapons and more on social trine and little in the historic apathy Ameri- by U. Presi- asked by The Advocate of step of the United States has After condemn- revolutions based can people, Cath- dent of the world meeting in fact Rev. strongly on Christian record of communist practice including Kennedy against delivery Leo 0. Farley, professor to been intolerable to Americans ing nuclear he re- while olics, toward main of offensive weapons to Cuba avoid war and to give a of at warfare, principles, Rev. Albert to support it.” issues, inoral theology Immacu- who realize the largely because of their had into effect bit of peace to mankind. extremely ferred to these bases as "a Nevins, M.M., said many ma- gone only one late Conception Seminary, dangerous threat such pene- constant irritant to American Catholics to DECLARING THAT "revolu- terialistic outlook. earlier, and Premier "But the fail rec- day one understands that it Darlington, and co-editor of offers tion is the road which will • The failure of tration to our own coun- U.S.S.R.” ognize their responsibility to many Cath- Khrushchev had declared that is the spirit of the Lord that the Question Box in this pa- lead to communist of olics try and indeed to the" entiro mankind as a whole. conquest to recognize that they any U. S. attack on Soviet can bring about this miracle, per. Noting the President’s call the hemisphere." Father Dunne is assistant world,” Father Dunne must assist mankind as meant nuclear for UN of the dis- to a shipping war. since it is evident that where Father Farley, after answer- supervision the stressed that what ia neces- whole. Dr. William V. of the Cuban instal- president for international At the same time, troops of there is no spiritual life better ing the queries, was quick to O’Brien, mantling affairs at sary to counter this attack is • The need for Catholic communist China were ad- president of the Catholic As- lations, he “I Georgetown, Wash- things cannot be obtained or note that his answers need a said, suggest a revoluUon based on Chris- to formulate sociation for International that ington, D.C.; Father Nevins is leadership pro- vancing steadily despite heavy even imagined. We, instead, good deal of explanation and a willingness to accept in editor of Maryknoll Uan social principles. grams the at- Peace, wired the President a similar magazine. emphasizing respon- losses in their two-pronged with the Gospel, with the grace amplification and to exchange supervised "Christian promised principles are the sibility Catholics have toward tack into northern India. of the I-ord, the this in future that "true peace requires the dismantling of American mis- FATHER DUNNE protection of provide editions said that most revolutionary principles their fellow men. defense of freedom and sile bases Pope John delivered his Mary His Mother, and with of the Question Box. jus- abroad directed at “by concentrating so much of I in the world,” he continued. "While we have become tice. fully support the meas- the Soviet Union would be a special peace plea over Vati- our unceasing prayers to the Asked about the of the our morality energies and resources "But ChrisUans have man- nation of ures of self-defense technological giants,” can Radio. He said his lips Savior of the world who has the President's he legitimate kind of generous concession upon the limitless aged to make quarantine, expansion ChrisUanity ap- Father Nevins said, “we are were but his which you are taking on be- Pope John XXIII must of nuclear "trembling,” taught us the great precepts of said: says power we are pear to be the most static also half of our nation rapidly becoming a nation voice was firm. life and other be made in the interest of we possess all that is “The action of our gov- pursuing policies which are force in the world. This Is be- of free nations of the spiritual midgets ... We He declared that "to needed to fill our lives in Organize- peace.” not dubious pro- with ernment blocking shipments only morally . . . cause those who have realized (Continued on Page 2) mote, favor and accept dignity and with happiness.” of offensive arms to Cuba as well as its intention to take further action should the con- No struction of already existing Quick Ruling Council missile sites continue was well Debate within the Liturgy Continues bounds of legiti- mate self-defense.’’ VATICAN On CITY Discus- particulars on the debates A PRESS BULLETIN, School ac- feet. Furthermore, because of arc the points in favor of the Prayer OF sions on the liturgy contin- themselves were not revealed. knowledging that the Fathers its because TOTAL BLOCKADE, logical precision, vernacular: D.C. (RNS) ued this week as the Fathers a series of had Father Farley noted: WASHINGTON, the court's decision of last Following general discussed the rclaUve of its concrete phraseology of "First and foremost "If, by of these U. S. Court June 23 Of the Second Vatican Council sessions, the council a merits total blockade, you mean the The, Supreme outlawing use of a 22- begins of Latin and of local legal terms, it is particularly is tho vernacular’s tonsidered in the Nov. capacity cutting off of such essentials will not hear oral arguments word prayer in New York changes four-day adjournment 1 languages in the Mass and tho suited for theology and dog- to make pub- liturgical rites acces- in the new constitutional Church’s rites of worship. for the Feast of All Saints, sacraments, of the as food and medicine, the an- tests lic schools that had been spoke dual ma." sible to the community of tho swer is that it of prayer and Bible reading the State the Feast of All Souls and for problem which they are is immoral. composed by Board con- The bulletin also spoke of faithful ... The use of the in schools Other Stories 5 special ceremonies to mark this Such action would constitute public until at least of Regents. Paget 2,3, sidering way: the "psychological and asccti- vernacular reveals, moreover, a direct January, it was disclosed here The the fourth anniversary of the "There are reasons attack against the court evidently agrees which cal values” of Latin, noting the universality of Christen- Through regular press brief- coronation of John. militate lives of innocent Cuban citi- last week. that its decision is not clear Pope in favor of Latin, in- that it stresses logic and dis- dom." ings it was apparent that A schedule zens The cases involve religious enough to understand- use heavy of general asmuch as its adopUon has Bal- (non-combatants). provide of the courages sentimentality. in the schools able lines the vernacular was the sessions is listed for the re- not traditional values of the practices public guide to courts only but ancing out the advantages of THE PRESS bulletin report- "Regardless justice of prime topic of discussion, but mainder of the month. of Pennsylvania and Mary- below or it would not have it also has a true unifying ef- Latin, the bulletin continued, ed at the close of the our cause, we may not kill eighth land. agreed to into the issue Oct. 27 that the someone simply because he go meeting coun- In to the Since no decision is in again the Pennsylvania and cil had completed discussion belongs enemy country pros- pect before Maryland cases. of the first chapter of or subscribes to the enemy's April or May, at the the religious or ideol- earliest, religious eight-chapter proposal con- political prac- ogy." tices in schools will cerning the liturgy. It stated: public Asked not bo disturbed during the "The prolongation of the about President Ken- Council Takes present school year, it was In- discussions on this nedy's statement that an at- chapter, dicated. which alone tack on the United States from takes up a third Recess Cuba Also pending before the 4-Day of tho entire would be treated as if it proposal, is ex- Court Is were an appeal from Flor- VATICAN CITY plained by the length and im- an attack from Russia, (RNS) - Father ida. The Second Vatican Council portance of tho material con- Farley said "Subse- tained Tho quent events out that tho will recess for the first four ~ . principles of bring A STRONG HINT has been missile threat from Cuba days of November, it was a general character which it was dropped by court attaches that totally of Russian origin and announced at the opening of contains reflect upon all of tiro the Florida case will not nec- under direct control of the So- its sixth general congrega- remaining chapters and there- essarily be heard at the same fore viet government. tion. require an especially time that tho Pennsylvania The recess will coincide thorough examination "In the event so that that the mis- and Maryland cases are ar- siles had with the Feast of AU Saints one may proceed more quick- been launched gued. All three cases concern ly in what Nov. 1 and that of All will follow. The against this country, we would religious practices in public Souls Nov. 2. The other parts are almost a prac- have been morally justified in schools. following day will be free allow tical application of this first retaliating against the Rus- to IF THE COURT the preparation of St. Pe- part." sian government. The extent lays down ter’s of broad principles of constitu- Basilicu for solemn In addition to use of lan- retaliation, however, would have to tional law in its decision tho celebrations Nov. 4 com- guage, tlie eighth session dealt respect the moral lim- on its of warfare. Controllable Pennsylvania and Maryland memorating the fourth an- with the problem of making it possible nuclear warfare remains with- appeals, it can send other ap- niversary of the corona- for Catholics to par- in these moral limits." peals back to the lower courts tion of Pope John XXIII. ticipate more in actively tho with From Nov. instructions to decide S on a meet- liturgy, a problem especially THREE PRELATES at- them ing of the acute in certain mission in light of its opinion. general con- terri- tho tories. lending ecumenical coun- Until the nation’s highest gregations will be held INFORMAL second left cil in Romo voiced their has in CAUCUS - Bishop McNulty, from left, are Gerald F. O'Keefe of St. Paul, ap- court spoken, school offi- every day November ex- Auxiliary Bishop The talks the discusses council program with other at emphasized proval of the President’s ac- cials the cept on and Sun- prelates the Minn., Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan of Atlanta, and of throughout country Thursdays difficulty deciding which lo- tion. will be free to days. Michaelangelo Hotel in Rome where he Is staying. From Leonard P. place whatever Bishop Cowley, another St. Paul auxiliary. (ConUnued on Pag* 2) Richard Cardinal Cush- Interpretation they aea fit on 2 the advocate November 1, 1962 Social DAILY TRIPS TO FLORIDA For . . . a . . . COAST TO COAST MOVERS! Liturgical Experts, Week of Suspense Justice. •. By REV. ROBERT A. (Continued from Page 1) GRAHAM, S.J. sense that every VATICAN CITY possible viewpoint important role to play at this of inant of the have - stage feature Council’s later become rich (RNS) Discus- was expressed. Asked whether this pro- smug, fat, •ions at the the council. will and Second Vatican Council could also to the of nouncements, sharply distinguish spiritually flabby. Our apply state opin- The mesage was intended, first of the Second during the last days of October ion Vatican Council from the scale of values is structured on vided pro- among the American Bishops, he all, to let everyone know that the a week of suspense for those who rigidly precise, severely doctrinal and the material. replied with a simple "yes." Church in council had not turned * or have its 1 i ' 111 ' years worked for a In non-scriptural phrasing of the decrees the liturgical any case, there is much room Noting need,for a “spir- renewal within the back on, or forgotten, the world. Its and Church. for and the late constitutions of the First Vatican itual offensive" to "put the compromise, Pope was to make Almost 100 Fathers of the purpose known, rather, Council of 1869-1879. material council Pius XII is much quoted as in its place,” the took warning that at the moment of its to the rostrum in St. Peter’s Basil- in his dedicating Maryknoll stated: “Yet encyclical of 1947 on the sacred efforts to an internal IN THE priest tea to give their renewal, the coun- BACKGROUND of the opinion on proposals liturgy Mediator Dei is the any spiritual offensive would worked against cil was fully mindful of the problems message concern of the majority up by the preparatory Litur- avoiding two extremes in of be greatly handicapped by the regard to the of mankind aa a whole. the Council gical Commission. For the first Fathers, especially those time, past. The with very personal religion prac- Bishops statement made explicit men- heavy pastoral responsibilities, ticed MOVING SINCE 1885 “v::. went on record en masse on The by so many of our Cath- Pope noted that: in some tions of the of peace and the over the fact that the Church is the value of the liturgical cause no olic people.” movement, places “the spirit, or able the fate understanding cry for social justice, as well as the longer to communicate with the of which now hangs in the practice of the sacred is defec- modern CARE FIRST liturgy longing of men for brotherhood. world. “OUR COMES j balance. PEOPLE by and tive, or all but nonexistent,” while It is the not Gospel, but the way large do not see any social elsewhere THE To THE TREND of debate “certain enthusiasts, over HOWEVER, most notable fea- the Gospel is presented to modern implications in their dial locally, see below: Summit CR 3 3200 on the ture the man, religion,” ehger in their search for are of document was not what that Elirabeth EL A 7800 PI achema, or draft, is not yet of novelty, prevents the message of Christ he continued. “Our children Plainfield S 7140 public, was but the straying beyond the path of sound doc- said, manner in which it from New York WO 5 0060 course. Public official releases have not being understood and accepted, are still being taught that the Morristown )E 8 6900 trine and was said. It effort prudence." was an at a break- to this MA 2 1170 gone much beyond saying, “some de- according way of looking at the most important thing is the Newark Paterson AR I 9898 dended through in the terminology and spirit Church’s evangelical salvation it, some attacked It.” BEFORE PROCEEDING problems today. of their individual to the hitherto characteristic of Church Also in Four American pro- the background is the wide- souls In com- Cardinals—Francis general debate on the the ... today’s DIRECT liturgy, nouncements. It is distinctly and dcslg- spread SERVICE TO ALL 50 STATES Cardinal 6f feeling that the Church should pressed world, men must re- Spellman New York; Fathers of the Council a state- adopted nedly scriptural, missionary, pastoral look itself learn Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis; ment called upon not as in opposition to the truth the Church has a “Message to Humanity.” and ecumenical in expression. the James Francis world; but rather as a leaven always The doctrine ENGEL INC. Cardinal Mclntyre of It described itself as “a of This in the taught: of BROTHERS, Los message of course, has been the mark world human Angeles; and Albert Cardinal salvation, love and constantly working 'on the Mass interdependence is peace.” of Pope John’s own statements. public in order to improve it the based on the Christian Meyer of Chicago—spoke in that order It was by beneficient brother- not a masterpiece of rhetor- But the important thing, on according to Gospel of Christ. hood of man under the Father- succeeding days. ic and bore tell-tale marks of many commentators consulted here, is that Asa hood of God.” According to Archbishop Paul revisions. it result, many Bishops hope that Furthermore, came out at this same approach has been the Council’s Hallinan of Atlanta, the U. S. the end of adopted work will follow along the Stating that “this is the truth Ga., only the week and got poor news- the Fathers in their member by themselves own lines exemplified in the that must the , of the Liturgical Commission, paper coverage. “Message to replace many Congratulations declaration. Mankind" and false notions held the debate was “wide open,” in repeatedly indicated by so many the Nevertheless, it has a definite and This if it becomes by language, a dom- the reigning Pontiff. of our people,” Father Nevins TO THE added that the “prime mis- sion" of the Church "is not to Debate on the individual as such but to . . . Liturgy Pope Appoints 90 mankind as a whole." CATHOLIC YOUTH He said this Is (Continued from Page erate. “There have been why the con- 1) very conference might act—with or cal customs and traditions few cern of Catholics “must extend can extremists in the debate,” without reference to Rome for be “introduced beyond themselves to the most usefully and he noted. “Every one of the final approval. ORGANIZATIONS To Commissions remote man on earth." . opportunely in liturgical wor- speakers has conceded the Rev. Frederick R. McMan- “We have not begun to touch ship” and that whenever a merits of the other side.” „ us, canon law professor the VATICAN CITY certain at (NC)-Pope the Pope was Coadjutor the tremendous apostolic rite permitted, “its How does the council as a Catholic John Arch- University of Amer- brought to 90 the number bishop John P. potential in our he celebration should be whole feel about liturgical Cody of New people,” ica, Washington, and of churchmen he chose to past Orleans. He was stated, “because they do hot and in common rather *han changes? appointed to ON THE OBSERVANCE president of the U.S. Liturgi- complete the 10 working com- the realize their OF Commission on for Semi- Christian voca- individual "and private.” / “The words ‘wide open’ cal missions Conference, pointed out of the ecumenical naries, Studies tion and this realization is Noting that the entire first would describe it best," Arch- that council. and Catholic in several instances na- They were read to the Schools. lacking because those who week of discussions had been bishop Hallinan are THEIR replied. tional conferences have been 2,277 Fathers attending the leaders have 12TH ANNIVERSARY devoted to the He said the Among other North Ameri- failed to teach liturgy pro- U.S. Bishops authorized to haiidle ninth general session Oct. 29. liturgical cans chosen by the them the need of personal in- posal’s preface and first chap- are meeting for informal for their Pope John Pope are changes areas. surprised the Bishop Georges volvement." ter, the bulletin stated: “It is sessions on the Pelletier of study liturgy As an he cited the council by not example naming nine, Three Rivers, Que.. for Impossible to foresee how and will probably do so for the recent decree on adult eight, churchmen to each com- DOMINICK V. much Bap- theological commission; Arch- IN 1784 THERE DANIELS longer work will con- other topics as they are which authorized mission. It were only tism, nation- Originally, had bishop Leo Binz of tinue on the present proposal, brought before the council. He al conferences been announced St. Paul 25,000 Catholics in the U. S. in Candidate for re-election in District to draw up the that each for the the 14th commission on since the list of council Fa- emphasized that the Bishops commission would have Bishops a total population of four mil- appropriate vernacular for the a Car- and diocesan thers who have requested per- are not taking a unified line rite and to dinal named government; lion. supervise its us- president by the Bishop Charles P. mission to speak is still rather in the debates. 16 members Greco of age. This, he said, serves as Pope, elected by for the Alexandria, La., the com- SEAL long." a precedent which could be council, and eight more DRAFTY mission on DOORS REV. EDWARD Heston, the discipline of the ADDITIONAL used as a more general solu- appointed by Pope. It was clergy and the insights into told another Christian peo- C.S.C., press con- tion to the assumed that the Pope named NOW... with the problems of ap- an< * Rev deliberations came from ference that one proposal ad- nine instead Pf’ - Deschate- universal of eight to elimi- We are Indebted to the press conferences at which vanced plying principles to lets O.M L’ at the council would nate superior general PORTASEAL specific problems in problems of procedure in of the Oblates reporters were briefed by national specific of Im* Catholic Youth permit episcopal con- case of tie votes. Mary Organiza- council areas. maculate and WEATHERTI6HT DOOR STOP Fathers or by priests ferences to deal with the de- a Canadian, for tions for the work the splended familiar with the subject mat- tailed of Medals Issued commission on the mis- application changes AMONG THOSE named by sions. they do in providing ter. in the liturgy. [ MUNICH, Germany (RNS) Archbishop Paul J. Halli- Father Heston, procurator —A wholesome, character series of 21 medals was nan of for ex- Atlanta, Ga„ general of the Holy Cross Fa- coined by the Bavarian State building programs for the ample, fold a group of Eng- thers, said a difficulty involv- Mint here to commemorate young people of our com- that ed in the Role lish-speaking reporters would be a the proposal Second Vatican Council, Unity Group’s debate on the munities. It is liturgy is mod- determination of how such a appropriate featuring images of the Popes. we commend them for this Remains Unclear work and wish then con- tinued Seals like a refrigerator! success. VATICAN CITY (NC)-The He pointed out that before STOPS WIND... SNOW... council role of the members of the COLD... secretariat was the Secretariat given full ImUU It yearx.lt In minutti. for Promoting *tatus at the council, no one s r~ w Christian is still iJ Unity not knew who would — present its i ( clear, a secretariat official has llull proposals. Now, Augustin Car- hilijf'to'complnJ said. dinai tSrTh. CORNELIUS E. GALLAGHER Bea, S.J., secretariat wvprt Rev. Thomas F. jjufy doori. Stransky, c « *PPoint a relat- Complrt* Mt for full" DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE C.S.P., J”™®** « nttrtof recording secretary of or to bring the door. the secretariat’s FOR RE-ELECTION TO CONGRESS secretariat, noted that icnemata Uclore the council. 13th ...fcu auutf faoea; one of them is etyls the secretariat was made equal DISTRICT in status to the 10 council com- missions.
THE PAUI.IST priest said a c the secretariat's membership ■ . might have to be filled out. There are 17 members of the ■ f® 0 secretariat all appointed o while council commissions have 25 members. 5 INCH ZIPPER Father Stransky pointed out that while all members of SPORTS —\ —r- I I err o BAG the commissions ' are council TT J _ . Fathers, only nine of the sec- retariat’s members have that rank. The status of the other eight members is not clear. They 11-STORE had full voting rights in the preparatory phase of the coun- cil, he said.
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from Forty-nine Bishops the council’s 10 commissions. Methodist church in Rome Red-ruled countries were able Twenty Italian members were every Monday and Friday. An- To Gain to secure permission to attend elected during the balloting glican observers are also re- Maturity the Vatican Council. Most nu- which found 10 Americans and the ceiving Eucharist for the NEW YORK - The Catho- grams which "provide the op- merous are from Po- Bishops 15 Frenchmen named. council twice a week in All lic being layman today faces a spe- portunity for confrontation land and Yugoslavia' but there Germany and Spain, with 11 Saints Church. cial Anglican challenge to achieve reli- with a of faith” can are also maturity Bishops from Cuba, and 10, respectively, were the • * * gious maturity, the National “go a long way towards tho Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bul- only other countries with 10 or It would be a real consola- Catholic Adult Education creation of a vigorous and ef- garia and East Germany. Con- more elected members. In tion at the time of one’s death Commission was told here. fective laity in our society.” absent are spicuously Bishops all, 42 countries are to be able to recall a lifetime represent- Rev. Daniel E. a He said Catholic adult from mainland China. ed. Lupton, spent in the service of the priest of the Ora- Nineteen of 21 Pittsburgh education programs should Yugoslav Of the 160 elected members, missions, Pope John told New said that tory, “at no other stress the move- Bishops are in Rome and the liturgical 66 had not been connected with York Auxiliary Bishop Fulton time has it been so necessary Sacred ecu- two who are missing are ill. the of the J. Sheen, U. S. director of the ment, Scripture, preparatory phase for the individual Christian to Of Poland’s 64 menism and the theology of Bishops, 36 re- council. Society for the Propagation of formulate a personal synthesis the laity. portedly applied for travel per- * the when * * Faith, he greeted of his Faith and the world mits but 17 received only The Fathers of the council him at an audience. Bishop him.” them* around have congratulated Pope John Sheen and five other New Also York present are three Cu- on the fourth anniversary of auxiliaries were pre- CATHOLIC ADULT educa- ban sented to the Francis See Bishops not including his election to the papacy. Pope by tion programs can play an im- Cardinal Manuel Cardinal Arteaga of They offered their congratula- Spellman after a pri- portant pari in the process of audience Havana, 82, who is still in tions in a telegram drafted be- vate given to the developing religious maturity them refuge in the Argentine em- fore the close of their Oct. 27 Cardinal. in laymen, Father Lupton told bassy in Havana. A num- meeting. The Holy Father discussed the Adult Education Commis- ber of exiled Cuban the work of each. To prelates * •' • Auxiliary sion's second annual confer- NOW! are also at the council. Bishop James H. Archbishop Aston Chichester, Griffiths, ence at Fordham University. who represents the Holy See North All the Bishops who hold S.J., retired Archbishop of Sal- He said the modern attitude Jersey's Largest at UN the communist travel are Southern many meetings, permits isbury, Rhodesia, be- toward ethics is one of "in- Selection of New Pope stressed the extreme im- restricted to some degree be- came the third council Father relativism” while at portance of for creasing cause their die working peace re-entry permits to since arriving in Rome the same time “the nations. He the pressures are valid for limited when he among praised periods. succumbed to a heart of this same to con- work of Catholic Relief Serv- society • • • attack Oct. 24 as he was difficult pre- ices-NCWC when he met Auxi- formity are most to The U. S. has the second paring to enter St. Peter’s withstand.” Basilica for liary Bishop Edward E. Swan- largest national representation a general session. described strom, that executive PLEA He as a “tragic agency’s - tho elected members of A member of an ancient FOR PEACE John XXIII over Radio among Eng- director. Pope speaks Vatican to warn world leaders blunder” the attitude of look- lish landed family, he was 83. • of the horrors of war and them to • • beg keep negotiating towards peace. ing to priests to plan and in- • * • English-speaking .Bishops itiate programs of lay action. There are 2,908 churchmen Broadcast will broadcast talks on the Special “The layman must himself throughout the world eligible council over Vatican Radio on see the exercise the cJetet problems, to serve as council Fathers, and Genevieve's =5 Wednesdays Sundays prudential judgments, and according to a directory pub- Dec. 5. through plan his programs In these • HOME MADE = lished by the general secre- John Pleads areas which are his own,” he Women's = tariat. with 430 Negotiate, Shoes CHOCOLATES Italy, eligible, Pope declared. the U. S. with 241 and Brazil 23,000 Aliens NCVPC News Service • GREETING CARDS = LET ALL OUR children, let with 204 head the list. Of those FATHER LUPTON Following is an English translation of the all those who have been said • GIFTS 5 2,540 Win U.S. special appeal mark- 10"-12” eligible, are actually in Entry for ed with Catholic adult education pro- /; peace broadcast by Pope John XXlll on Oct. 25, 1962, in the seal of Baptism attendance. WASHINGTON 174 RAY STREET i (NC)—Legis- the midst of the crises brought about by the U. S. and nourished by Christian * • • lation which quarantine Sizes to 12, A AAA to EEE GARFIELD PR 3-0942 t will permit immi- of Cuba. hope, let all those finally who Non-Catholic observers gration of aliens has HERE at 23,000 be- are united to us faith Hoom 9 AM.-9 beseech by in They're P.M. Doily the council are "I Thee, O Lord, let foresee. J holding special come law. God, their to Thine join prayers ours OPEN THIS THURSDAY Till » 6 AM. - 7 P.M. Sunday for its success car be attentive to the See them the | prayers at the President Kennedy signed Let them continue to nego- to obtain from heaven the NOW prayer of Thy servant and to gift the message which was passed tiate, because this loyal and of which will peace: a peace CHARGES REFUNDS) in the hours the prayers of Thy servants attitude '63 PARKING closing of the 87th open is of great value be true and if it is RAMBLERS who desire to fear name.” lasting only Thy as a witness for Congress’ second session. the conscience based on and This ancient Biblical justice equity. (immediate bv Catholic welfare prayer of each one and in the delivery at) agencies face of And upon all those who con- the rises to our history. To promote, favor and supported legislation, tribute to this peace, upon all which trembli n g BENNER will allow entry without accept negotiations, at all lev- those who, with a sincere lips today RAMBLRR regard to immigrant quotas of els and at all times, Is a rule heart, work for the true wel- to 16,000 close relatives of from the of wisdom and SALRS • (IRVICR FROM BABY'S up prudence fare of men, may there des- of a "Sam# location since IMS'* U.S. citizens the coun- depths calls down the bless- to enter which cend the special blessing >4l Hackansacß St. I. Rutherford 84 touch ?d and of MAIN STREET try, provided they had applied ings heaven and earth. which we in OR 4-4444 afflict and lovingly give the for e On Union Ave.< 1 block west of admission prior to March name of Him who wished to PATERSON heart. Berten Auto., off Route IT. 31 1954. While the be called the Prince of Peace. A variety of business firms, Land Second Vati- Acquire contractors, schools, hospitals can Ecumen- RING and other groups For Mission supported ical Council another in the act- provision - has just been opened amidst PEQUANNOCK The ac- permitting the admission of the joy and the hopes of all quisition of 18 acres for the some 7,000 specially skilled men of good will, threatening new mission of Good Counsel aliens, who eventually could in the Excitingly Beautiful area of U.S. clouds now come to darken Pompton plains obtain citizenship. this again the international horizon township was announced at Masses in and to sow fear in millions of Holy Spirit African's Tuition families. Church on Oct. 28. one of First little Rev. Daniel Vecchiollo, ad- a shimmering diamond Paid Students AS WE STRESSED by when said that title for baby...then a fancy ring for ministrator, to Ont. welcoming the 86 extraordi- the Tintle her sweet 16 when he OTTAWA, (NC)-Daily Henry house and brestbtsking birthday... nary missions present at the penny donations of the 600 stu- adjoining property at the Junc- pops question a en- creations glorious dents at St. Patrick’s the opening of the council, the tion of West End and and with the CoDege Hopper gagement ring... mar- Church has nearer to High School here are helping to nothing Aves. would be cleared short- designed riage vows a magnificent heart than peace and broth- wedding 11.00 pay for the education of Hilary ly. u it h the erhood all and ring...through years a lovely Ziniel, 23, a college freshman among men, you diamond pin or pendant to mark from northern Ghana. she strives tirelessly to estab- her Plan New Center anniversary or birthday. These His residence fee is being lish them. have become Marcus traditions the students' mis- We recalled in this regard BALTIMORE (NC) Ths mind paid through • . » the grave duties of those who Baltimore Archdiocese with many families from sion fund, with excess money will genera- as seen going overseas mission. bear the responsibility of pow- build an eigbt-story office tion to generation. Why do they to an er, and we added: ‘‘ln all con- building and administration on the cover choose Marcus? Because theyknow science let them give ear to center in downtown Baltimore that everything at Marcus carries Cardinal Aids Poor the anguished ciy of ‘Peace, early next year, our guarantee of the highest qual- Modem Bride CARACAS, Venezuela Jose peace!’ which rises up to at the ity lowest prices. Make Cardinal of Caracas heaven from Oct.-Nov. 5550.00 Quintero every part of the Marcus a tradition in your family. donated $84,000 which had world, from Innocent children ZARCONE done tssue (If you haven't so already). been contributed for his new and those grown old, from in- SCIENTIFIC SHOE FITTERS residence to provide low- dividuals and communities.” TAKE UP Apanc>: DR. SCHOLL SHOIS TO ONE Vcm/s 10 HAY cost housing for the poor. WE REPEAT TODAY that For men and woman solemn warning. We beseech Jr. Madlc Arch Preserver MATERNITY all rulers not to remain deaf for Children to the of mankind. Let fashion shop cry 317 LAKEVIEW AVE. them do everything in their • Near I. Sth) 'North Hudson's Only © Specialty power to save peace. By so CLIFTON, N. J. for akeuA Shop Mother's to-Be’ doing, they will spare the world DOCTOR'S PRIICR'PTIONS FILLED JEWBLIRS *3OB BERGENIINE AVE. the horrors of a war that On Pramltaa by Carllflad laparta •« PARK A VC. 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FRIDAY M FRIDAY NIOMT SI HOME OPFICIi 311 MAIN »T.. HACKBHBACK, N.J. 4 THE ADVOCATE November 1, 1962 Organize Widows 1 And Widowers 5 Convenient Warehouse Locations to Serve You Newark - Springfield Asbury Park Oenvillo NEWARK An organization Mrs. Catherine D. Lloyd. for Catholic widows and wid- APPOINTED AS county owers is being formed by the chairmen to Family Life Apostolate of the accept reserva- tions for the Dec. 1 conference Newark Archdiocese. The first at Sacred Heart Cathedral h conference of the group, tenta- D were: Mrs. Yolanda Caleca called One-Parent Fam- i tively and Steve Garlick has been scheduled for (CO 1-2749) ilies, (GI 5-3416) for Mrs. Dec. 1 at Sacred Heart Cathe- Bergen; n Alicia Gutierrez (PI for n dral, Newark. 8-2723) Essex; Mrs. Doris Kehoe (DE TiUC ACTIVITIES of One- 2-1594) and James Kohlrenken (WY for Parent Families, according to 8-5074) Hudson, and Paul V. will in- Mrs. Susan Wear (HU 64127) f-'.k ■... • .1; •«.. Bev. Collis, " . 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He stressed the archdio- WORD FOR WORD Atlanta, Ga., was holding forth at an informal cese s "long record of FROM THE apostolic concern for briefing for PULPIT English-speaking reporters cover- Negroes” and said he had made the decision ing the Seaond Vatican Council when one • after long and prayerful deliberation.” newsman asked if speakers were observing the PAUL 10-minute limit. HALLINAN was born in Painesvillc, IFW Not exactly, the Archbishop replied, but Ohio, April 8, 1911. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame there was “a certain restraint” being imposed. (’32), where he was yearbook editor, ho went 1 The questioner asked him what it was. on to training for the priest- hood and "The expressions on was ordained in Cleveland in NEWLY every- 1937. SAINT JOSEPH After five ■ body else’s face," the speaker years as a curate, he volunteered REVISED PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH I answered. as an Army chaplain, served in the South Pacif- I ic, and was ■WWW SAINT JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL awarded the Purple Heart. Re- THE WARM HUMOR turning to Truly the finest, Missal' I civilian life in 1945, he was an as- most-up-to-dateflaily have Holtotts Extra might been expected sistant at St. John's Pop# large type, simplified arrangement. IOffl* | Cathedral for two years XXIII cfal ..if*_.. Version. Full - from a before „ Confraternity color illus. Archbishop Htillinan, beginning a college teaching career Cloth, 1 favorite with students which $3.75 .eather, gen. gold edges sB£o through spurred his interest In Newman Club his of Newman Club ac- years work. He served as Cleveland diocesan direc- PATERSON Paterson Diocesan Council ST. JOSEPH tivities and other COUNCIL - The “CONTINUOUS” SUNDAY MISSAL youth work. tor for Newman Club affairs and held several Catholic Men held its annual Oct. at the WHEN YOU WANT New Missal with NO CROSS REFERENCES-NO The same humor shone national of meeting 28 Newman offices. Alexander turning back and forth. 50 full color through later in the Hamilton Hotel. Shown above, left to FLOWERS CALL: Ulus, press con- Father Hallinan received his M. A. in Amer- right, targe type. Confraternity Version. ■ » ference when ican are Paul Chorney, treasurer; George Barton, Jo- Archbishop history in 1953 at John Carroll University, Msgr. HANOVER FLORAL CO. Cloth, $3.75 Leather, gen. gold edges $8.50 M. diocesan John C. Hallinan, a member of the council's liturgical and seph O'Sullivan, director; Complttt Ctmtttry Mrvlc* Edition with latin Respenitj Cleveland, was working toward his doctor- Wegner commission, offered a wry observation on the ate in the Sr. Phalon and Michael *1 Rldeedal* Av»„ Hanovar Cloth, $305 Leather, gen, gold edges $9.00 field when he was notified of his ap- president; Harry Doody. Plans 7-010 J length of the meetings inside St. Peter’s Basili- were made for TUck.r pointment as Bishop of Charleston in 1958. the coming year. SAINT JOSEPH SUNDAY MISSAL ca. Moat HE HEADED the beautiful "regular" Sunday Missal witt “Occasionally, a council Father who is Charleston see until Feb- •rtf* targe type, calenders. Rosary in full color. scheduled to speak will get up and say: Tam ruary, 1962. He established a diocesan liturgical Reporters Dismissed UUn-EMisb Ordinary. Version. dicta sunt,’ that what be had commission and a Newman Confraternity meaning to say foundation, and • THE MODERN AIR CONDITIONED Cloth, S2JS Leather, gen. has under his By News gold edges $4.50 already been said. Then there’s a feeling leadership members of the Confra- Agency of applause in the council even if ternity of Christian Doctrine furnished religious RIO DE JANEIRO (RNS)— SAINT —► nobody JOSEPH POCKET MISSAL does It." instructions to thousands of New Missal actually public school stu- Agenda Nacional, the official complete for Sundays and Hdydays dents. " KNonHom news of the robert with ever 10D full agency Brazilian treat beautiful, color illustrations. KNOWN TO many through Newman activi- Urge, easy-to-read Version. Bishop Hallinan, then 50 years old, was government, has dismissed type. 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LOUIS (NC) _ Most The proposal calls for chil- parents are not in favor of the dren FRIDAY, NOV. 2 9 attending independent Chapel, Lodi, a.m., marking MONDAY, NOV. 5 “shared time” proposal in ed- 4X Gregory Club of New schools to divide their time bo- INTEREST Jersey, 35th anniversary of Plus assembly. X Institute of So- ucation, Upper Montclair—An Pope according to a poll tween their own schools and evening Rev. Charles P. Casserly, cial Newark conducted of pas- Education, Fo- by Citizens for Edu- public schools each music, featuring Ann Co- tor, Mt'. Virgin, cel- day. lumbo Garfield, rum on Housing and Minority cational Freedom. The CEF and members of Opera ebrant. Communion poll was taken breakfast Groups, Essex Catholic High Miniatures, at the to among parents in Los Angeles, clubhouse, follow, school cafeteria. School, 8:15 the 9 p.m. p.m. Coordinator, Chicago, Milwau- Rev. To Washington, Throughout Rudolph Harvey, 0.F.M., Rev. Thomas J. admin- Bless Shrine year... First Carey, kee, St. South Friday Club of Pater, speaker. Detroit, Louis, istrator, Queen of Angels, Bend •on Luncheon at Alexander Chief Justice White and Akron. A total of a Council, Newark: resource person, At guaranteed rate of Interest.*. Hamilton Hotel, Rev. K. Cemetery 163 calls were made. noon. of C., Bogota—Commemo- Dennis author of “The Bernard Tobin, Clark, O.F.M. rative service, 8:30 p.m., club- Ghetto Game.’’ PATERSON—Msgr. William Ninety-four of the parents F. SATURDAY, NOV. 3 house. District Deputy Louis, chancellor, will bless said they were against the St. Joseph WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7 Agnes Holy Name the new altar shrine in shared time 52 fa- So- Tucci, speaker. Holy Angels Fort Cal- proposal, ciety, Clark Buffet Academy, supper Seton Hall University, South Lee vary Cemetery, of which he is vored it and 17 expressed no and Annual bazaar through dance, Columbian Club, Orange Second annual director, on Nov. 2 and also of- opinion. Nov. 13. Open to public, Nov. Rahway. Priests’ for fer the first Mass there. Study Day clergy’ 12-13. Most of the parents for Bamberger The shrine . Employees, New- 3:30 p.m. Rev. William C. Guild of St. the stands in the "shared time” said ap- ark Retreat for Joseph they men, Bish- Bier, of Fordham Univer- priest’s plot of the It of it last S.J., Worker, Newark - Memorial cemetery. proved only as a re- op Molloy Retreat and is made of House, sity, Dr. John R. Cava- MaSs for deceased members light select barre sort . Brooklyn. naugh of St. Elizabeth’s Hos- granite and the corpus of the St. end friends, Essex Catholic CEF is a non-denominational Anastasia’s PTA, Tea- crucifix was sculptured pital, Washington, D.C., speak- High School, 6:30 p.m„ follow- by Ig- organization of parents who neck Golden Harvest nazio Salvatore. Ball, ers. - ed by supper and meeting. seek a share in school tax 9 p.m. Kenneth Our of Zimmerman Lady Healing Guild, Family Life Mass will be offered at the funds for children who attend 9 p.m. Apostolate, St. Rahway Fourth annual shrine on All Souls each Seton Hall Philomena’s, Livingston Day parochial and other private University Col- Communion breakfast, Win- Catholic Book year. schools. lege Alumni 'Family Sale, St. Association field Scott Hotel, Elizabeth, Joseph’s 9 Dinner to mark 25th Hall, a.m.-5 p.m., anniver- following 8 a.m. Mass, Immac- 7 at p.m.-10 p.m. (also Nov. 8). sary University College, ulate Conception Church. Rev. Holy Trinity Church, West- Military Park Hotel. Samuel Alexander Seton Hall How, with, t First National Sokolich, field Birthday dinner for Saving* ...at-any one of our eleven convert!* Bauman, Richard Crosby, University, South Certificate, Orange, Msgr. Henry J. Watterson. mm , School your money starts entlylocated offices chairmen. Kids earning throughout Hudson and Rev. Thomas B. Meaney, pastor, Hotel Sum- 4% interestfrom the first Third Order of St. Francis Suburban, \ very day... County. Come in and learn how assistant, St. Mary’s, Rahway, mit. and your of Our continues to grow at the same rate Lady or Mt. Edward savings can become a sound and Carmel, speakers. Townsend, St. Parent-Teachers Love profit* Orange Joseph’s for the entire twelve month Day of recollection. chairman. West period! able investment. Certificates are avail* Rev. Guild, Orange Lunch- Alexander Sokolich will Third Order of Mt. ‘Remember, yon may purchase your 4% able front to in uni Carmel, con-fashion show, Mayfair $l,OOO $25,000 Hi conduct services. St. Riterest certificate at tim« Joseph's, Bogota Day Farms, noon. “Har- savings any of $l,OOO. Wigger Theme, Bishop Council, Ir- of recollection, 1:30 p.m. Rev. vest of Arts and Fashions.’’ vington-Maplewood Trip to Raymond I. 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U^,ToLt3^~ i here s a Shop-Kite Near You Call ESsex5-7300 3>C 8 THE ADVOCATE November 1, 1962 Lest We Forget The Question Box The Holy Souls Missal’s Prayer The “Feast” of All Souls on Nov. 2, dicated In Sacred Scripture. Right reason ®s it is On Hell popularly known, is not a feast also assures us of the existence of purga- Explained in the usual sense. The Church gives us tory. Without it the justice of God would Rev. Leo Farley, S.T.D., and Rev. Robert Hunt, S.T.D., of the correct title: “The Commemoration of be cruelty, His mercy, a mockery. Immaculate Conception N. All the Faithful Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, Departed.” This title re- is the are editors The Purgatory state where God of Question Box, Questions may be addressed minds us that Nov. 2 is Memorial in and remits because to them there for this Day pardons there is time answers in column, or to Question Box the Catholic Churchfor the to The holy souls in retouch such souls with His cross, to Editor, Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. /. purgatory. Just as we commemorate and re-cut them with the “chisel” of suffer- Q. Each I time follow a merely substituting the word honor our war-dead on 30 and them Mast for the dead May by ing, to plunge into the painful but in my Mis- purgatory for the word hell. our sal I am struck patriotic observances, pay tribute to purifying fire where their baptismal by the prayer their that begs God to free HOWEVER, THE OTHER deeds of valor and so too robes are the soul sacrifice, cleansed. As the piece of stain- offered of the deceased from the pains explanation seems on Nov. 2, we commemorate our ed not depart- gold, though surely gold, is fit to of hell. Isn’t hell forever? If more cogent. "Hell” means ed fellow-communicants in the commun- take its in the how hell; but the Church is place royal mint, and so •o, can the Church pray pray- ion of and our for ing that the soul be “pre- saints, by religious ob- is plunged again into the crucible of fire, something impossible? Or do we served” from hell, rather than servances pay tribute to their good works so the human soiled with really believe that soul, venial sin, Masses “released." In Church Latin can bring a while on this earth. is not person though surely saved, yet fit to from hell to heaven? this is often the meaning of But we also do else something for take its place in the royal house of God, A. "liberare," the key verb in We can readily appre- them. Although they have died in the and so is into our text (“rescue” therefore plunged the crucible of ciate our questioner's confu- of is not the best English trans- friendship God, many appeared before purgatory’s fire, for final purification. eion over the wording of tho God lation). stained with unrepented venial sin, offertory verse in all Masses THE can for the For example, in the or the unpaid debt of absolved WE, LIVING, and must dead, since the liturgy Litany mortal of the Saints have a part in this redemptive clearly prays that Lord we pray, “From sin. Though such a soul dies in the state process, by our “rescue the souls of the de- a sudden and unprovided of offering our prayers and good works for grace, the infinite justice and holiness death, deliver us O Lord” parted faithful from the pains of the souls in purgatory. This is not a mere (libera God forbid that such an imperfect soul ot hell and from the bottom- nos, Dominc). Certain- emotional gesture, but a less ly here the “libera” means enter His Presence permanently, until very realistic, pit," “make them pass us from such an end. the stain mutually beneficial procedure. It enables ... from death to life,” and preserve or imperfection is purged, for So us to break the barriers that St. Michael “lead them also in our offertory verse, He said: defiled of time and “Nothing may enter the into especially since the phrase death, and convert words into up everlasting life.” kingdom of heaven.” He made no unspoken These “lest the darkness engulf distinc- undone deeds phrases definitely re- tion prayers, into sacrifices, un- them and fall into ob- between major and minor defile- quire some explanation. For, they offered into alms. the livion" follows ment. gifts Applied to at first glance it would seem immediately that the thereafter. souls in purgatory these are transmut- liturgy is belying an THIS PLACE or state of important of Christian purging, ed into the spiritual coin, which will point IN OTHER WORDS, the doctrine. commonly called purgatory, is clearly in- “purchase” their deliverance. Church is uncertain of the lot First, let us recall this basic of departed souls, and prays doctrine of our Faith: the for their salvation even after time of “probation" or trial their death. ’Now, there is for everyone without excep- really nothing absurd about Birth Control Semantics tion ends the at moment of this at all if we remember death. Immediately after this that God in His eternity fore- moment, or immediately after sees the prayer of the Church, Polls on birth control, on the dis- Christian A. Herter, former Secre- purgatory for those who need in such wise that the prayer semination of birth control information, of to the the tary State, speaking Planned purgatory, souls of the which from our standpoint is and the have too to saved the beatific like, many loopholes Parenthood Federation of America, last enjoy vision after a person's death, can bo be or of God; and valid useful. What exactly is the week indicated that inter-faith discus- immediately after efficacious with God even be- New the souls of the damned fore the Given death, death. pollster about? Does he and do sions on person’s talking population and birth control Quality suffer the eternal those punishments God sees all actual points polled define their terms alike? problems have already begun. They will of hell. For the unfortunate of time, past present and fu- If, by “birth control,” one means solve connected with soul in hell, there is halp problems Cath- no possi- ture, in the one simultaneous the bility whatever of family spacing by spouses cooperating olic versus non-Catholic terminology on To eventually NOW of His eternity. It is not John transferring with nature’s a Catholic can birth control. Baptism by to heaven, regard- impossible that God in His processes, less of how many Masses are think and speak favorably of it. foreknowledge wills that one offered on its behalf after DIALOGUE IN THIS come about because of area will also By FRANK J. SHEED death. thing another CATHOLICS MUST, however, stand bring home to non-Catholics that Catho- thing which la after- wards in time; in the case to "birth con- lics but cold to John the THEN, IS the mean- at uncompromisingly opposed are anything population came, preaching Judaism that called forth the was due. WHAT, And when the soldiers hand, it is not impossible that trol” that refers to abortion or to contra- and birth control necessity of repentance, and most violent utterance. In ing of this liturgical text, problems. The Catholic gen- asked the same question, he God wills the of final urging the which, we is gift per- ceptives or marital relations. Church in repentant to be bap- eral, John astonishes us by his told them note, a very an- interrupted is especially interested scien- tized. His not to use unneces- cient severance (death in.the state iniUal success was moderation. entry into the Latin lit- Two not to invent ac- problems arise from such double tific research on licit to sary violence, of grace) to be a fertility control, extraordnary. He must have urgy, dating as early as the given person TO PEOPLE John cusations, not to add to their because of a Mass Masses definitions. From the non-Catholic stand- aid those with valid reasons for spacing baptized thousands in the river asking eighth century? Theologians or what should he pay by forcing money out of offered for this point, the thought arises that children and to assist Jordan and was called John they do, simply have long ago taken stock of person after Catholics, the involuntarily told them the helpless. his actual death 1 the Baptist. to give an extra the difficulty it presents; standing pat against birth control in the childlessto have the desire. they offspring they tunic to a man who has no This desert hermit could offer A None of this means that put us two general lines of doctrinal example of this objectionable sense, do not Mr. Herter noted in his talk the tunic food his acknowlege alert- John was the inventor of at all; give surplus finger so precisely on their solution. relationship between time and problems arising from quickly increased ness of the of Leo Babtism. to those who have not enough. faults, because so of Holy Father, Cardinal Practically aU reli- perhaps, One explanation sees the eternity is, course, that He is moderate soldiers confessed population, especially in certain areas of Suenens of and of gions had pracUced some form similarly many had God preserved the Virgin Brussels, several noted problem solely as one of se- the of religiously wash- with the two classes hated to him. However that may be, mantics. Mary from all stain of origi- world, or, what is worse, do not care Catholic demographers to the birth con- significant At the time of the ing of the body. Almost aU the most by the whole Jewish peo- advice of such moderation of this nal sin in view of the merits about such problems. trol composition verse, it is problem. great ple. must have sounded, indeed of the suffering and death of From paganisms had it, and said, the one general term the Catholic standpoint, the Catholics and To to many non-Catholics •till have it. The Jews had it: tax-collectors, coming must still sound, incredible “hell" (in Latin “infernus”) Christ, which were verified fear arises that if they speak favorably have different moral codes on birth in John's for baptism and asking what those who assume that an un- only after the of , con- own day a Jew was used to designate both conception should he said not balanced diet of birth control in its legitimate sense, it trol, but the better job we do In learning had been defiled by contact they do, must produce an what we now call hell and Mary. with a GenUle to extort more taxation than unbalanced character. At will be mistaken as a reversal of policy, one another’s terminology, the more ef- would wash his what we now call purgatory. any rate, no matter a body to cleanse himself of the The meaning could be deter- which explanation is more mitigation of moral standards, and an fectively we can attack problems we joint- defilement. mined correct, the verse of only by the context in offertory advocacy sinful birth control. ly recognize. for which the term was used. Requiem Masses does not WHAT WAS special about in fact contradict Chris- John's Reds Reinforce Here, therefore, the Church any preaching was his in- is tian doctrine. sistance that the individual really praying for the re- lease of the souls of the faith- confess his own sinfulness. Fathers and ful departed from purgatory—- And, since it is normal to men Daughters which find something can actually to some bodily expression Pitch to Youth be hastened the for anything they feel strong- through ap- Assessing the blame for the wide- ble for themselves and for plication of the fruits of Mass Official Publication of the over-imagina- ly, they would respond readily to them. In this Archdiocese of Newark spread epidemic of sex sins and sex tive boys. Rape and sex murder may not to a cleansing of the body explanation, and of crimes which By LOUIS F. BUDENZ the problem vanishes by the Dioceso of Paterson. very often involves a but mortal sin and a was so apt a symbol overlooking result, general weak- Most of the cleansing of the soul. Rev. Thomas A. very possible cause the woman herself. ening of moral fiber can and do follow But what put John in the line The Communist party has the paper-back edition of my Boland, S.T.D., Archbishop of females are aware of Growing the physi- from standing on the corner watching all created Communist Youth "The Newark. of the very greatest of Israel's a own Techniques of Com- For cal differences between the "to Vocations Published weekly by The sexes, but the girls by. was his Division, give proper em- munism.” These two books Advocate go prophets calling upon Publlihlng Corporation; Members Moet Rev. dangerously ignorant of the all-important men to repent because the phasis, push, and scope to give that picture of living com- of the Aposto- Thomaa A. Boland. 8.T.D.. Pree- late Idpnti Rt. Rev. Mur. Jamaa A. THE PRACTICE of early dating of youth activities.” With the munism which the for Vocations can psychological differences between boy and may kingdom heaven was at young peo- gain Hushee. P.A., J.C.D. V. 0.. Vico President. be cute to but it’s to hand. "Cuban crisis” which now ple need, and stress how to a plenary indulgence under Rt. Rev. Masr. Jamaa r. parents, dynamite Looney. «iri. A M.. Secretary; Rt. Rev. confronts the this com- recognize and combat the the ordinary conditions on: the young. Youth cannot be trusted to The word he uses for “re- nation, com- Me#r. Career M. Rinaldi and Rt. Rev Stair. Paul OFTEN pent” is metanocite, which munist probing of our youth munist line. Nov. i— Feast of St. Knapnek. PA.. FEMALES forget their find its own way in the realm of sex. Na- Trueteee. 31 Clinton St.. Newark 1. becomes vital. N. J. MArket catechism means literally change of more Charles Borromeo 4-070 C. lessons about original sin and ture has been at the Member of the Catholic Preae promoting courtship Creation of the youth divi- WHEN WE STUDY the fallen mind, or more profoundly Nov. 9 Feast of the Dedi- Anoclatlon and the InternaUonal human these are not time since sion communist to Union of the Catholic nature; mere appropriate the days of Adam; change of soul. was acknowledged by the appeal our cation of the Archbaslllca Proas. Sub- of acrlber to N.C.W.C Newa Service are October Political Affairs we pious legends, they harsh realities certainly youth don't need special encour- This, in the end, was what to be young people, can readily Our Savior and ncUstous Newa Service. Editorial even in our 20th the inauguration of "an extra- see that they are striving to Board; Moat Rev. Martin century. And since mod- to come caused the rulers of his people W. Stanton. 8.T.D.. Ph.Dj Rt. Rev. agement together, especially at take Once a week, If recited ordinary organizational form.” advantage of youth's in- Masr. William C. Halmbuchi Rt. ern boys are still descendants to turn against him. That a R of Adam, an immature age. daily, with piety, any * v Jo, J. Dousherty, Designed to influence Ameri- experience with our recent his- pray- i in with the new kingdom should come S.T.L.. S.S.D., Very Rev. Masr. instincts, drives and fathers are left er for vocations George passions Strangely, out of the with the Jewish can young people to move tory. The students of today approved W. Shea. S.T.D.i Vary Rev. which people ruling by the ecclesiastical **• Reardon, LI.H. eventually, when controlled, make it comes sex closer to cannot well remember the au- picture when to education. the whole earth that they Marxism-Leninism, Rev. W IllUm J. Duffy. S.T.L.i Rev. thority. Hush J. Fttuimmone. men and fathers at the same time it brought Smith Act trials and what M.R.i Rev. upstanding let girls They were once expected. But had not W O-N.llh teenagers themselves, they _ A partial Rev William N. beware about no new communist damaging testimony against indulgence of d Bl R,v William Keller, of teasing the elements often been told that there must £‘u 'cM;V life-giving they once kept company; certainly, over the 100 be A.M.. 5T.1..; Rev. PrencU J. Hough- youth organization as such. communists was given days may gained for in the male. be a profound change ion. S.T.L. Otherwise they flirt with the can’t have spiritual each act Executive years, they forgotten the there. of charity or piety Director; Rt. Rev. Megr. within to the John personal danger, with with themselves make PURPOSE FOR this unusual J. Klley. sin, the dis- temptations, the turbulence of adolescent For instance, the June New performed for the intention n nU,JV, *"• kingdom possible. procedure is three fold. First of of rr»°j Ros?£T ‘ pleasure of God. days. Horizons for Youth, one of the fostering vocations to tho it is for legal “ llor *• In recent the relaxed all, protection, chief communist publications, priesthood. ThonfeW”* ' years, atmos- They, better than wom- JOHN WENT further. To the Subscription perhaps any since fear of "persecution" makes much Price: M.SO yearly. the of- tire 31 "pre- Second CUse phere of the shore has been trans- can Pharisees, spiritual van- poetage paid at New- Jersey an, counsel their daughters on the under the McCarran Internal ark, under liminary” signatures to a act of Mar. 3. 1878. ferred to the guard of Judaism, and the streets of Jersey City and dangers, as well as on the and Security Act interferes some- statement from the editors beauty Sadducecs, who held the High of Newark and Paterson. Girls what with Red youth work. roaming purpose of sex. When it comes to the in- student publications on the Priesthood; he used the only wilLmake around in even Then, it easier the campuses shorts, bathingsuits, form- ner of the of a number of col- workings male, father knows violent words that ever seem creation of "a non-communist leges. dresses and ask to have come from him: "You Our Parish fitting sweaters for trou- best —and his daughter had best listen. Marxist-orientated youth or- One of the pertinent brood of vipers, who has shown phrases ganization.” And, of course, of that statement reads: "The you to flee from the wrath to with such a widely represent- Internal come?” Security Act of 1950, ed group, there will above known go as the McCarran Act, is Catholic That was bad enough. But all the of the Theater forwarding com- a product of the anti-commu- the unforgivable thing was to munist line, even now a major nist hysteria of the follow: "Think to with- McCarthy not say consideration. era. and only serves to fer- Between national crlsei in we have Abra- that rise and fall off-Brnadway. Catholica have not responded to yourselves The group's program of "de- with almoat ment a resurgence of that the regularity of the Amer- Blackfriari' as should. ham for our father. For I tell seasons, they mands” brings out this point. hysteria." icana are allowing an interest in cul- you that God is able of these Increasing It is worth noting that the best play on Under cover of all sorts of "re- ture. An architectural of this new and “A stones to raise children to symbol Broadway, Man for All Seasons,” although up forms,” the program insists IT IS MOST pertinent to vigorous interest la Lincoln Center. A like written is Abraham" (Matthew 111. 7,9). sym- by a non-Catholic, in the great tradi- upon "Hands off Cuba!" It know that two "victims of bol la planned for Washington, D. C., In the tion of classical Christian theater. Graham In other words racial descent, adds: "Abolish IIUAC” (House McCarthyism" recently col- National Cultural Center. For this a nation wide their and glory, Greene has had some success with his plays special pride Committee on Un-American laborated actively in deceiv- fund-raising campaign will.be launched on Nov. that Catholic was not to be the test. portray thought somewhat murkily. Activities). Repeal nnd refuse ing us Laos. One 29 with on of the a closed-circuit television pregram. The We do have need of good Catholic For John as for Christ, His to playwrights, apply the McCarran Act, booklets which was effective in be program can viewed at Seton Hall University and where will come from if from cousin, it was the high ones of they not our Smith Act, and similar legisla- getting the American people to which is cooperating with the National Cultural Catholic colleges and universities? When we tion.” agree to the Center. Soviet stratagem consider the television field, the sense of Since of urgency it begins with insist- "neutrality” was entitled CATHOLICS grows. More of our young people are needed in November ence upon "peaceful coexist- "Laos in the Mirror of Gen- HAVE every reason to be as Intentions all areas of television, especially writing. ence" and "an end to the Cold eva." Interested in culture as their neighbors. In fact The Holy Father's general War,” the pressure tho This was issued they have greater reason, considering the cul- IN THIS CONTEXT the of intention for November is: by by the Red purposes the communists in the Chinese tural tradition of Catholic That the youth field government and was Europe. America is National Catholic Theater Conference tuke on Supreme Pontiff, is to be organized used culturally as is Catholicism in 25 the toward up- widely by the comrades young, America. great aignificance. Founded years ago, it has by gift of special help But one may wish holding Soviet Russia in Ber- and their friends. Its authors devoutly that Catholics will as its purpose the dissemination of Catholic from the Holy Spirit, may not lag behind in the national cultural lin, Laos, nnd at all other out- were Isrucl Epstein and Elsie march Theater in harmony with Catholic spirit and preside over the counoil that is under with all posts of communist aggres- Fairfax-Cholmcley. way. philosophy. > wisdom and cour- It sion. These two is common knowledge that the theater time right for age. were among "the Is not the our Catholic It be of Europe was the child of the The can reported, on the victims of McCarthyism," over liturgy. steps and schools In New to unite The mission Intention colleges high Jersey sug- other side of of Notre Dame in Paris and the cathedral In gested to the the fence, that whom much of America wept their efforts In a program of presentations, Apostleship of Salzburg arc still stages for classical Christian some added high schools aro under the suggestions of much workshops, exchanges that will bring talent to prayer by the Pope is: taking of theater. But the theater got from the That up in their fourth year our own press. away the fore and give it an opportunity to be seen? the social doctrine Church. It is far the study of Cnrilinal Cushing’s In The very away today with the Gilbert Rathbun of Seton llall University is and action of the Church Worker of Oct. 21, n existentialist "questions and Answers on plays and the Theater of the chairman of the New Jersey unit of the National may save the underdevel- column by Victor I’erlo advo- Communism” in its Absurd taking over. A Catholic effort that merits Catholic Theater Conference. oped countries from fourth re- cates the very World Trade Drama coaches the vised the admiration and support of Catholic edition. Organization that Khrushchev every and teachers may contact him for information danger of atheistic material- Is Blackfriars’. For years, against great ism. Henry Rrgnery Company of has proposed, Pcrlo odds, about forthcoming plana and projects. United was an- they have continued to Chicago has also advised mo other "victim present Catholic theater effort can achieve much. of McCarthy- of the A encouraging interest in ism.” "I knew she was too high strung to be a den motherl" November 1,1962 STR ANGE BUT TRUE THE ADVOCATE 9 Little-Known Facts for Catholics Letters to the Editor By M.J, MURRAY (nw m K.e.w.o s« hm Dad’s an Old Sport— the noma and addrest the writer of must be included in a tetter intended but for publication, they will be withheld if requested. Or So He’s Convinced direct aid of both public and Battle prejudice of a Catholic.” By REV. JOHN L, THOMAS, S.J. Equality private educational institu- As Rev. Raymond T. Bosler tions, and the bills which died, Assistant Professor of St. Louis stated on The Catholic Hour, Sociology, University Congress after Congress are Long-Standing "Our whole future as a nation those which were discrimina- According to my husband, our sons Just don’t live to his expectations and Editor: may be determined by what up tory in their failure to count never hard in It is a watch Leo Pfcffer is quoted as say- we do about the race problem try sports. constant, bitter, sarcastic argument. I like to the children in non-public ing in a debate that "only now in the next few 1 children also, but not to the point that I and if don’t do as schools the beneficiar- years. pro- my play, nag nag they do Catholics claim that their among for consideration pose your well as another idd. The children and I are nervous over this situation. ies of the Federal Govern- becoming very schools not for that the race is qualify, only ment's assistance." problem the What can I' do? auxiliarybenefits, but also for core of all our problems to- secular education benefits day. YOU APPARENTLY THERE have been proposals regard healthy indifference to team- wanting to win but in upset- from federal Sources.” “What we do about it is as a diversion work and social of of federal aid to education sports pleasant challenge. ting our rational hierarchy Pfeffcr is described as a since Dec. the ultimate test of our under- for sons, while hus- What can do? If his an 6, 1881, the date on your your you ir- values by making sports "veteran of (con- of and it band legal fights which Senator Blair introduced standing Christianity; views it differently. ritation stems from an exag- end rather than a means. the ‘establishment be a in cerning) of the first of several such bills may deciding factor If the major reason he is gerated esteem for , athletic religion’ clause of the First Introduced whether God permits the white irritated is their lack of suc- by him during a 10- success, you’re not likely to Amendment." It is race to itself in a nu- surprising, year period. destroy cess, his attitude may stem change his outlook, but you then, that he to be un- clear holocaust.” from different Mass appears Congress after Congress; several sources. can point out that by his con- Calendar of book written It is be that aware a by decade after decade; genera- to hoped more He' may be comparing his stant criticism he is effectively Rev. Wilfrid of the either direc- Parsons, “The tion after generation; there clergy, by sons’ performance with an ex- destroying their chances. Nov. 4 Sunday. 21»t Sunday Pentecost. 2nd Claaa. Green. 01. First Freedom: Considerations has been Catholic tion of their superiors or by image of his own after pursuit of aggerated Ask him what he has ever Popo (under one Church and the of the 2nd Coll, for the on State in the justice. It will not be lacking inspiration Holy youthful prowess or he-,may done to them conclusion with tho prayer of the help improve, Trinity. United States." Perhaps Mr. in this Spirit, will speak out strongly have been frustrated in his Sunday). Cr. Pref. of the generation. and point out that if he pre- Nov. B Monday. Maaa of pre- Pfeffer could benefit a and on this It as vious Sunday 4th Claaa. Green. No by quo- clearly subject. own desire to play a youth. tends understand so Joseph McCaffry to much Gl. Cr. 2nd CoU. C CP). Common tation from Father Parsons: is also to be hoped that more or Morris Plains He may have a wholly un- about sports, he should know Pref. Maaa of pre- THIS whole debate resolves of the laity, realizing their balanced Nov. fl Tuesday. view of the impor- that a player’s self-confidence vious Sunday. 4th Claaa. Green. No itself into this dilemma. Either obligation as members of the Gl Cr. Common Pref. tance of competitive sports and is a key factor in bis success. or Nov. 7 Wednesday. Mata of the parochial schools perform Mystical Body of Christ, will Class. Green- Silence Golden related athletic prestige, so previous Sunday. 4lh Coll. C (P). the same function as the pub- have the courage to speak out BUT YOUR husband may No 01. or Cr. 2nd that he feels his sons are Pref. the clear have solid Common lic schools in training children Or Just Yellow regarding teaching threatening to fail him in the grounds for his ir- Nov. 8 Thursdey. Mate of pre- American of of the and his efforts vious Sunday. 4th Claaa. Green. No for citizenship, or Christ, Popes one he understands. ritation, though to CoU. Four Crowned Editor: activity Gl. or Cr. 2nd they do not. If they do, they of the Bishops on interracial remedy the trouble are wrong. Holy Martyr*. Common Pref. On Martyrs. Red. It and the brotherhood of ON THE OTHER Four Crowned Holy are worthy of public support was heartening to see The justice hand, your Every mother must someday Gl. Common Pref. Nov. » Friday. DedlcaUon of in return for the contribution Advocate’s lead editorial (Oct. man. husband may chiefly be con- face the fact that her growing ArchbaaUlca of tho Molt Holy Sa- make if "Catholics In the words of Donald J. cerned over the lack of Class. White. Gl. 2nd ‘Creative’ they to the state; they 25), and Ole Miss.” boys’ sons, like awkward fledglings, vior. 2nd Ideas Common CoU. St. Theodore. Cr. • do not the same Congratulations on Thorman in “The Emerging effort in sports. perform func- speaking must be encouraged to leave Pref. out on Nov. 10 Saturday. St. Andrew tion, then they should imme- a subject where, Layman:” If this diagnosis of their fail- the nest, the wom- protective Avellino. Confessor. 3rd Class. the "The times out diately be deprived of approval tragically, majority of cry ures is correct, he has reason an’s world of their childhood, While. GL 2nd Coll. SS. Tryphon. under Catholics, both for the voices of all Reeptclus, and Nymphs. Common state compulsory-educa- lay and good to be worried, for young males and make their start in the Pref. be heard Silence Not All tion laws. remain silent. It to ... who Nov. 11 Sunday. 22nd Sunday clerical, is men do not try hard in com- rough, competitive world. after Pentecoat. 2nd Claaa. Green. Laity’s be is It can also be "There is no danger of this certainly to hoped that, as golden. plain petitive sports either lack nor- Teach your sons to give their 01. Cr Pref. of Trinity. you stated ". . let Key: GL Clortaj Cr. Creed; C from second contingency happening; . no Ameri- yellow.” mal self-confidence, are un- best in whatever they do. The REV. ANDREW tho VoUve Maaa of Holy Ghost; N By M. GREELEY it would be can Negro be deceived about immediately recog- Frank W. Hogan, duly fearful of being hurt, or common error in regard to Archdiocese of Newark! P Diocese the Catholic Church of Paterson; CoU. CoUect; Pref. nized as a monstrous by the Cranford. a psychologically un- sports is not in perver- display competitive Preface. Father Greeley is conducting this column while Msgr. sion of justice by Catholic and George G. Higgins continues to work with the Vatican Council. non-Catholic alike, and not least by the state school au- A visitor from another plan- It is hard to see how a thorities themselves. The very et, research on the doing Church which sanctions such suggestion of such an action Catholic Church in America work can be dismissed as un- would bring jnto clear light and limited certain to journ- creative. the fact that the parochial als for his information, would schools do the PRO AND CON perform pub- feel that there were essential- arguments PAINT lic function which the law re- two within on laity-versus-clergy in this ly groups the quires.” Church—a rigid conservative regard may be great fun Would Pfeffer benefit by a NEW JERSEY'S MOST and that and may even contain RESPECTED NAME IN PAINT AND WALLPAPER SALES clergy hierarchy was further quotation? I would to all large elements of truth on adamantly opposed have him aware of a statement an both sides, but they have little THE FINEST NAME BRAND PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS DISCOUNTS change, and intelligent made by Rev. William E. Mc- ALWAYS SOLD AT LEGITIMATE to take value as serious discussion of laity, straining its Manus on during hearings ... No INSULTS TO YOUR BUYING INTELLIGENCE AND YOU GET THAT FAMOUS PLUS in the work of contemporary American Cath- BRESLOW rightful place federal aid to education legis- the but balked the olicism. Church, by lation under discussion in WITH EVERY PURCHASE ... PROPER ADVICE When discusses the first group and encouraged by one ques- 1947: but tions of apathy and creativity, a handful of devoted rath- “It is a fact for the record of stagnation and innovation in er renegade clergymen (usual- that the educational bills the American Church, one ly not in parishes). which have passed Congress, must realize that the categor- I would be the last to deny are those which provided for ies of "clergy" and "laity” that some American priests funds for the direct and in- Your Choice are not especially relevant. As (and lay people) give the im- the history of the Church goes, pression that the last papal the dramatic teachings of the document they read was the Hours last six popes are still quite Forty • one before Rerum Novarum. LATEX BASE FLAT PAINT new and are just beginning to ON THE OTHER hand, I am have an impact on the grass Newark 100S not at all persuaded that much roots of the Church. • Nov. mi OIL BASE FLAT PAINT 4, of what is liberal and crea- In America the impact is be- Twenty-first fundtr Aftor **** Psntscott **ncV»m tive in the American Church ing in some respects delayed Our Lady of All Souls, 300 Fourth has not come from the hier- because the American Church Ava.. East Oranf* WHfrt • its St- Lao's* 338 Marktt St. Ea.t INOW EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT archy or delegated repre- has only very recently emerg- Paterson sentatives. Founders and pro- ed from the state Epiphany* 247 Knox Ava,. Cliffiida immigrant Park moters of such innovations as of its development. Thus a 88. Pater and Paul. 404 Iludaon St.. Hoboken • Cana. CFM, double is on YCS, YCW, transition going Sacred Heart, 248 Hudson PL. Hud- INTERIOR WHITE ENAMEL HaUhta EXTERIOR PAVLA, and other proj- from the to the •on many post-tridentine Nov. f* 1443 ects are clergymen who have Ecumenical world and from St. Paul's. 200 Wyckoff Ave., Ram- PVA LATEX • LEAD, ZINC, TITANIUM done so in an official capacity, the slums to suburbia. sey . MIXED WITH PURE UNSEED Nov. 11, 1441 • ODOR FREE and a list of distinguished Twenty-second Sunday OIL THE After • SCRUBBABLE to- EFFECTS of the transi- Pentecost priests who have worked Stanislaus Kostka, St. 184 Ray St.. • • COVERS MORE tions are bound to produce dis- COVERS IN ONE COAT ward similar goals could go on Garfield satisfaction and discord, and Holy Trinity. 34 Maple Ave., Hacken- • LAST LONGER and on. sack $ the pace of transition will be Our Lady of Victories. 2217 Boule- GAL. vard, Jersey City I AM that these .90 not arguing more rapid in some groups Immaculate Heart of Mary, 47 la- .25 folk heroes have always had in land Rd., Mahwah $ than others. Sacred Heart. 12 Gal. $ Terrace Ave.# Gal. an Park 2.98 easy time of it. Nor am I such global Rochelle But if one uses 4 reg. that their innovations reg. saying categories as "clergy” and Paterson 5 $5.95 would have been successful to $6.19 "laity” there docs not seem Nov. 4, 1442 without the cooperation of a be much evidence that the Twenty-first Sunday After Pentecost number of dedicated large lay- pace is quicker in one than in Chapel of Mary Health of Sick Hospital). men. (State Greystone Park PORCH AND the other. Bleated Sacrament. 224 E. 18th St., Alkyd Shake and But I do contend that To limit one’s analy- Paterson Nov. 11, 1442 they have acted not as dev- st to these categories docs not Twenty-second Sunday DECK iants After Pentecost ENAMEL Paint nor as members of a seem especially profitable 88. Cyril and Methodius. 223 Acker- Shingle but as men man Ave.. 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S[?]EEN $6.19 The works of God are done in any mission land which is only with much difficulty and not made of beaten gold. suffering; the works of man Someone had to suffer to bring are wrought easily and Christ the of the World plus an extra off on Light 40 Pital, nursery St., Paterson. ■auu ihum tutu hum 10 THE ADVOCATE November 1, 1962 Book Reviews Television At Last a Movie Saint SUNDAY, NOV. 4 7:45 ».m. 17) Christophers, "Re- All the Women habilitation to Everyone'! Concern." 7:98 Elizabeth Seton Was am. (8) Christophers. 8 ».m. (») Face ot World. Who Isn’t MRS. SETON, FOUNDRESS 8:30 *.m. <4> r«ik About God. Superman... 10 (4) Inquiry, Fre- OF tion by the Church. Still, he a.m, Anne THE AMERICAN SIS- mantle, James KUaallen. TERS OF never lets his Mrs. Seton be- 1 p.m. (4) Catholic Hour. By WILLIAM H. MOORING CHARITY, by Jo- 2:30 (U> Great Reltoloue come super human the need p.m. *«Ph I. Dirvln, C.M. Farrar, Leaders, Mur. John J. Dousharty. for her “the 8 (11) Orest Teachers of Straus and to conquer Bay- p.m. Our Cudahy. 498 pages. Time. Rev. Joseph Fltipalrlck, S.J. Films about stints often de- tion even before his is mentioned sev- trial. precious fouls $6.95. ley temper” 11 p.m. (11) Insight. "Perennial Madonna, up rive more from Superman than eral times, her sharp com- Problem." Darryl Hlchman. the simplest tasks, and is as- Betsy a Bayley, gay beauti- SATURDAY, NOV. IS the CASTING Oscar-winner ments about some fashionable supernatural. Maxi- signed to animal care in the ful became 8 a.m. (11) Christophers. "Find girl, Mrs. Seton, a An to over- milian friends and her Element of Good.” Sam Levinson. exception many Scbell as Giuseppe stables. rich, are recorded, monastery There, deliriously happy-in-love blown and pietistic Desa, village and the brok- wife sometimes pietistic approach spectacles simpleton While praying before and mother. Mrs. Seton to the sanctified is saint of to people noted. She was paeans Cupertino, Dmytryk en statue, he is raised into the then became an impoverished “The Reluctant Saint,” short- makes more motherly, popular, friendly, significant use of air. Sceptical priests later widow, and a Radio espoused religion attractive —but ly for release through Colum- character than circumstance. witness his levitation which caused friends and charming, during fam- bia. This cost $500,000; it says With overtones of hu- Mass. Rites lead sometimeB stern, as with the WNEW strong of exorcism ily to ostracize her. The 1130. WNBC 000. WHOM several films that 1480. WCBS 880. WOR 710. WMCA more than mor (sometimes is to evidence of Sister whom she questioned as comedy startling his widow became Mother 870. WWRL 1800. WVNJ WUNX Seton, 820, cost many millions. checked on the brink of ribald- foundress of the first to her reason for not ap- 1380. WABC 770, WERA ISBO. saintly mysticism. Ameri- WFHA-FM WFUV-FM 80.7, The about St. he tells proaching the rail. 100.3, story, Joseph dry), how the clumsy, Shot iu Rome with authentic can Sisterhood, the first Amer- Cpmmunion WSOU-rM 80.8 The Sister said she had felt of Cupertino, is by John Fante dull-witted youth became, first church and monastery inter- ican parochial SUNDAY, NOV. 4 school, {he 7 WPAT Christopher*. and Joseph Petracca, both a Franciscan first weak and had taken a cup of a.m. Brother, then n iors, “The Reluctant Saint,” is American Catholic or- 7 a.m. WNEW Hour of Crucified. Catholics. It is and which Mother Seton produced priest and eventually a aaint. of phanage. And Mother Seton coffee, to 7:03 a.m. WOR Merten Theeter. given Legion Decency ap- 7:30 WHOM—Secred Heert Hour. directed Edward Brother declared the shame of “selling e.m. by Dmytryk Giuseppe smashes a proval for all. may one day become a saint. 8 30 e.m. WMCA—Ave Merle Hour. who was born a Catholic, your God for a miserable cup 0 30 e.m. WWRL—Ave Merle Hour. Father Dirvin has written 0:30 WCBS of Air. e m. Church became a communist, of coffee." WVNJ briefly the story of all the women 9:30 e.m. Living Roeary. 11:30 e m. WERA Hour of Cruci- went to prison with the Holly- Mother Seton The author has, it seems, in- was, much of it fied. "Ecumenical Council." wood Ten and aft- cluded rather too much Noon WFIIA (FM) Friendly Cor- immediately in her own words her detail, too letters of minor ner for Shut-lne. Mary ProducUona. erwards publicly admitted he letters and the series of many Slater Jean Dorcy. O.P. Noon (WFUV-FM) From had rejected Marxist detailed significance, in his effort Mau deccp- copiously journals she Blue Chapel. to a full-dimensional kept for friends. The result give 13:13 p.m. WFHA Our Spiritual is Mother. a warm rendering of his heroine. So and intimate acquain- 12:43 p.m. (WFUV-FM) Secred tance with the remarkable immersed is he in the 19th- Heert Program. per- 3:30 WNBC Catholic Hour. of p.m. son whose name adorns the century corespondance "Church’e Mleeion In Japan." Elizabeth and her loved ones 3:48 p.m. (WFUV-FM) Sacred country’s oldest and largest Heart Spanish Program. that his own narrative diocesan university—the New- style 5:30 p.m. (WFUV-FM) Ave Merle 6 WBNX—St. Novene. ark tends to take on some of its p.m. Jude See’s own Seton Hall • p.m. (WFUV-rM) Hour of Cru- cified. “Ecumenical Council." and whose foundation fey quality. But these are religious 7 p.m. (WFUV-FM) Oeorsetown minor objections; the ap- at Emmitsburg, Md„ gave University Forum. A —of 7 WWRL HaU Mery Hour. Wi proach telling the life p.m. RESTAURANT tom birth to six congregations of 7:45 p.m WBNX Novene. the the Oram mutlc nlahtly Sisters through letters, actual • p.m. (WFUV-rM) rordhem Lec- still active, including by Oar nr Kin* ture Sertet. words of Elizabeth is as- "Open 7 Daya weak" New Jersey’s approximately S (WFUV-FM) Liturgical a p.m. Lunchaon tarvad 11-1 YOUNG suredly the right one, and the Music Concert. 1,800 Sisters of Charity, called was a bird-like Cocktails aooclally ELIZABETH - "She tiny creature reader his rich 10 p.m. WABC Christian In our “of St. Elizabeth” and had reaps own re- AcUon. after her a bird's quick energy and metabolism" rapid wards. MONDAY, NOV. I patron saint. writes Father Dirvin of 20 St. - MU 4-4198 Elizabeth Ann Seton in his Not 3:30 p.m. WSOU (FM) Secred Hamilton Bayley the least of these is a Heart. new "Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN BAYLEY biography, Seton, Foundress of the American picture of the birth and growth • p.m. (Wruv-FM) Sacred Heart 7:45 p.m. WBNX Novene. was born Aug. 28, 1774, to Sitters of Charity." of the American Church. TUISOAY, NOV. 4 Episcopalian in colo- Names like Jef- 3:30 WSOU (FM) Secred parents child, Elizabeth her Washington, p.m. MIAMI nial New York. She died accepted gone with him to seek Mad- Heart. 47 misfortunes Italy’s ferson, Hamilton, Dolley « (WFUV-rM) with a love of healing there p.m. Secred Heert years later, in 1821, after a sunshine, to find ison, are interlaced with those 7:30 p.m. WSOU (FM) George- BEACH God’s will that ma- life filled with steadily the Filicchi family of town Unlverelty Forum. so sorrows that through Archbishop Carroll, Bishop 7:45 WBNX Novene. tured through the years. Fa- whom p.m. she became WIONISDAY, NOV. J her persistant resignation can ther interested John Dubois, Bishop John Dirvin subtly makes the in Catholicism. 3:30 p.m. WSOU (FM) Sacred be explained only by her point that in Cheverus, and Mother Eliza- Heart. even these trials, 5 (WFUV-FM) heroic holiness. There waa the beth Ann Bayley build- p m. Sacred Heert God’s will was Eliza- FATHER Seton, 7:43 P.m. WSOU (FM)-Chri By ED GRANT any worse—and this is what BLOOMFIELD “South the communists promise them. is in America now the 11th There are stories that the com- hour; time is the enemy,” said munists have armed Indians in Rev. Richard P. Brozat as he some areas, but this is a mat- his first reviewed year in the ter of debate among govern- mountains of Peru, while re- ment officials—no one seems laxing in the comfort of his to know for sure.” \ parents’ home here. The great problem in reha- Father Brozat, who a year bilitation of the undeveloped ago became the third priest areas of Peru, as Father Bro- from the Archdiocese of New- zat sees it, is the lethargy of ark to join the Society of St. the people themselves. “There James, has spent most of his is no strong local government time in Peru with Rev. John such as we have—the people F. Mee, another Newark wait for ‘Lima’ to do some- priest, in the pueblo of Curu- thing about it. huasi. Last July, however, he "Last year in Curuhuasi, for was transferred to nearby Li- instance, the water supply was matambo. cut off one day. We waited two During his month's vacation days for it to be fixed and fi- here, Father Brozat is making nally Father Mee and I went regular appearances before out and found it was the sim- parish societies, showing color plest sort of job, needing only slides taken in Peru. He has a few minutes work. But no also arranged with the Domi- one else would bother." nican Sisters of Caldwell to This lethargy extends also have the novices record the to the well-off people of Lima. Mass on tape for use in teach- “Last year, I met a non-Cath- ing the liturgy to the chlldron olic girl from Westchester of his Peruvian parish. County who was staying with a Lima family for a year. She HIS 12 MONTHS In Peru told me how she had been have convinced Father Brozat shocked at the sight of the of two things: the immen- 1) barrldas (hovel-like Indian set- sity of the task for the Church tlements in the city), but, THESE THREE On in the long-neglected mountain ... a street in Curuhuasi, Peru, are three of Newark's four when she mentioned them to ...FOR THESE priest- — trio 2) the fact that no THREE Winsome in Curuhuasi the reason diocesan volunteers in Latin America for the of St. James the From parishes; her hosts, got no reaction from symbolizes why Society Apostle. left are Rev. rebirth in South America priests of the U.S., like Father Brozat and will his offer themselves as missioners Eugene Costello, now in Rev. John F. and Rev. Richard them. ‘They ride right by with- colleagues, Ecuador; Mee, P. Brozat. The be without supernat- to Latin possible out seeing them,’ she said." America, whose people are in need of their services and also their fourth is Rev. Martin R. Kelly in Bolivia. ural priestly help. "It can’t be achiev- technical assistance. ed on simply natural virtues; FATHER BROZAT has one stance, the parish distributed that it can only be done through a idea of how to stimulate the says he sincerely enjoys “However," Father Brozat lunches to the children attend- his work there return to Eucharistic life” he future leaders of Peru to the and is anxious added, “it was a blessing just Journalist need for of ing the state-run schools. to get back. food Takes sort Peruvian to have a cook whose Nutley says. a There Asked about the impact of Peace Corps. "It would seem are some lighter mo- would not send to alek IN LIMATAMBO, a church you the recent Peruvian election a simple thing for the ments, of course. Father Bro- We have a woman religious is now being built for the bay. carry- troubles in his Father orders who teach these rich zat recalled the day that The the title of cook in Lima- area, parish. Asked when it would ing Brozat said: "What youngsters in the Advocate arrived in Curuhuasi but she is trained Clear Look at Latin Woes happens in colleglos be Father Brozat tambo, not completed, the the central government does (high schools) to implant in “It's carrying interview with and Father Francis did most said, supposed to be Father JERRY COSTELLO not affect the people in the them the need for social ac- Mee last winter. The of the I don’t know By coffee in South ready at we’ll set- cooking. plantation one Christmas; article NUTLEY—When Mac- mountains too directly. The tion and it would also seem a contained a reference who will handle the job now." Gsry American country, where they tle for Easter.” The rainy Eoin was looking for his first troubles you read about up simple idea to translate the to Alenjindrina, their native were appalled by the poverty season will be starting soon in the U.S. in here are centered in fervor thus instilled into direct cook, and they showed It to Job 1949, one in which the farmers and their chiefly and little gets done at this Cite Lima. are action those her, not bothering Phyllis prospective employer after an- families lived. Right now, things in by having young- time. to translate, McGinley other a state of with the mili- sters come to the hills and told her she was now fam- NEW YORK (NC) - Poet responded to his qualifi- •'ll was far from the worst flux, during The parish includes 40 mis- in control and their vacation ous in the U. S. (The cations with the same reac- they have tary junta new periods to work sions, of them inacces- reason Phyllis McGinley will be pre- might seen, too,” elections many for tion: “I see that you’re a Latin promised next year." with the Indians. Of non-translation was sim- sented with the 1962 Spirit MacEoin said. “At any rate, course, sible for half the year. This American Communist some of these boys and girls ple: Father Mee had com- Award of Merit at the 31st expert.” we went for lunch to a nearby activity presents accentuates the need for cate- are from mented that no It was half a statement and a more immediate our own haciendas chists matter what annual dinner of the Catholie club, an exclusive place with a problem. who will live with their half and we can see how she it tasted the a question, based primar- ruling-class The “The communists staged much time people and instruct them. cooked, just Poetry Society in the Lotos membership.' have to same.) ily on MacEoin’s fluent knowl- strikes at two near they spare in the sum- Club here Nov. 2. reporters were amazed again, haciendas Before he left, Father Bro- edge of Spanish and but Limatambo just before I left. mer months. newspa- this time at the luxury. zat was “It working with Rev. per work in Trinidad. There 'There’s like this They would come out to the sometimes occurs to me Thomas nothing in that the Daley and Rev. Wil- was no question about it in his haciendas at. the end of the people in Lima Just New York,’ one of them re- liam not Francis, but they have own mind, however. marked." working day, talk to the In- do know what the rest of since been transferred to Cuz- “Everyone seemed to think dians and invite them the country is like. Many of With so little for the to Cuzco co vast the haciendas and Lima, respectively, the I was a Latin American expert (the nearest to in the mountains majority and so much for large city) join former to take a have absentee over the cate- or that I ought to have been handful of the syndicate (union). There ownership with people at the top, chists’ school run u all of its usual evils." formerly by one,” he recalled recently in MacEoin there the men would be promised pointed out, is Father Maryknollers. Two priests his Nutley home, "and believe bound to be social better working conditions and Brozat sees the 11 November 1, IMS ferment, from the language class me, I wasn't. But in order to told not to work. Church as a major force in the perhaps even revolution. "All graduating Nov. 3 will join stay alive, I decided I had to future of Peru. “The Church- they need is another Castro,” Father Brozat. one.” "THE INDIANS are not Stato relationship that is ab- become he says of Latin America’s communists; they know noth- sent in America MR. MacEOIN power structure. is a simple DESPITE THE primitive BECOME ONE he did. In 13 “They’ve ing about communism. But fact of life and done the rest themselves." there, our own conditions of life in the moun- years, he has—among other they do want a assignment he still holds —edi- change—things government must realize tains and the immense task things—held an post are so bad now can't important tor of La Hacienda (Spanish) THE OUTLOOK is not all they get this.” In Curuhuasi, for in- before him. Father Brozat on a Spanish-language daily, and A Fazenda (Portuguese), pessimistic, he concedes. The edited and Portu- Spanish- both monthly magazines of sci- new dynamism of the Church guese-language monthly maga- entific agriculture and allied is taking up the task of provid- traveled zines, to Caribbean industry. ing social leadership of the South America many times, The wide range of his activi- masses to augment its tradi- The Human and Choice: ft! contributed articles on ties might be enough to keep tional moral training, and its Latin American matters to a half a dozen other men busy. efforts may yet stem ad- ■o- wide of variety publications in- He writes weekly broadcasts vances of socialism, MacEoin X cluding Commonweal, America for the Voice of America's feels. U. S. missionaries, he We Love or We and Die CONFIDENCE Sign. Latin American programs; he says, have done notable work. This month his accomplish- supervised a documentary film And he has some practical By JOSEPH A. BREIG ments in the field the —an assurance were capped on Peace Corps in Colom- suggestions as to how laymen with of his publication fifth bia, he is a consultant to Latin in the U. S. might join in the that comes with book: “Latin America: The American trade campaign. associations, In my boyhood I was derided cver service rendered Eleventh Hour." Publishers’ "First humble, a nation and its business for which God has past chairman of the Inter- of all, we must be- and excluded by many of my government felt the sorrow of and Weekly described it as “a American come provided, as it were, the efficiently Affairs Committee concerned about the classmates because of reli- the only my helpless and said that it raw materials. clear-headed look at the social of the Overseas Press Club, problem," he “We can’t Mankind is conscientiously. says. gion, and although I hold must ferment and no longer be inflicted thus a economic dilem- and a representative of the In- fight Latin America’s social reality summoned to them in affection, and know upon them. And however ob- mas of Latin America by ternational Union ills unless share in its own Since ... of the Catho- we know about that did realize what making. a Catholic they not scurely, the nation and the the journalist who has lic Press to the United Na- them, unless we realize that goal of this making is a worked there for they were doing, the injury to court also recognized the ter- genuine many years." tions. Latin America is the most im- community to which my spirit—no matter how rible harm that is done to the each member Besides ail this portant section of the world to freely gives THE "ELEVENTH hour" of activity, much I wish it were otherwise majority when it is allowed to himself MacEoin has us after our own country. and, in the very giv- course, is a persistent remind- written “Cer- —is a lifelong affair. “Having become discriminate against a minor- ing, finds himself, er that the vantes,” a prize-winning biog- concerned, responsibil- time to cure Latin Nobody who has not been ity. for of we can look for some form of ity its coming to being America’s ills raphy the Spanish author; this sort by our own through of thing can Sooner or later the human expression. Outlets rests with one of us. “The Communist War on Re- such as the every means is growing perilously fully understand what a be- race will rise and call Is Quite Peace Corps, the Association up “Each has the CATERING short. MacEoin devotes a ligion;” “Nothing and America person voca- for International wildering hurting exper- blessed because Enough,” an Development tion to be for other tho great deal of attention to the autobiography, ience it is for a youngster, America every Person*! SERVICE and the Papal was true to the divine Jirsclion of Ma»tW L. H«*K need of Latin and "Father Moreau," a biog- Volunteers are from his home’s vehicle of a truly creative love impressing upon fine—but emerging at- insights which the Founding 27 YEARS OF CATERING "KNOW HOW" classes raphy of the the founder of tlio only for a few people. —indeed, of the Creator’s love ruling the urgency of mosphere of love, to encoun- Fathers wrote into the Dec- West Holy Cross fathers. in and which alone all Orange, New Jersey REdwood 1-4300 altering their system, in the “A MORE ter contempt and re- laration by we PRACTICAL plan hatred, of Independence same live and love and arc." way in which the U. S. for some would be jection. “that all IT WAS A SERIES for Sign to find a men are created hopes to alter it through the career related magazine which led to the pub- to Latin Ameri- Out of pain that cannot be equal and are endowed by Alliance for Progress. ca which lication of his latest book. The they could pursue forgotten, 1 can enter deep their Creator with certain in- Tub Stein b here. way the preferred “As it is now," he remark- enormity of Latin America's into the feelings of the Negro alienable rights ..." ; ia tkXiv of ed, “they have no more desire “And there’s a real piano an overwhelmingnumber problems and the pressing area of children who were hooted as THERE in their hearts immediate ARE depths beyond for social need for a solution led Mac- contribution in en- they entered a “white” is&iiL of muaidana and parish depths in this, and distinguiahed change than the Governor of Eoin to the listing support for the school in New they were expand series into people Orleans, or of • K concert of Latin plumbed deeply, in America artiata becauae it haa a Mississippi had to open his a book. America—by James Meredith as he enrolled working magazine the other university to Negroes. Some- to persuade schools such the day by proven quality of tone and "There’s a tremendous as at University of Mississippi ur- Rev. Robert 0. Johann, one has to find a way to over- Fairleigh Dickinson or Seton amid shouls of pro- o gency to this," MacEoin said. “nigger.” atamina. The new verticala have Hall fessor of philosophy at Loyola come this, just as we had to to 'adopt' a similar uni- "Every year the economy is Seminary, Shrub the find a way in versity in some Latin Ameri- THERE ARE MANY ways of Oak, N. Y. all featurea that have made Mississippi.” becoming less capable of His sup- can that we all need words will reward much country, or asking a North saying one an- I famoua porting the people; year Steinway throughoutthe THE BOOK COMBINES a every pondering: fewer Jersey municipality to do the other, and that our common thoughtful with people are living on a world. We that approach com- same for humanity will forever be in ”... to be to auggeat you pur- truly human level—half of the thing a town. a a person is SkHE; prehensive, vivid reporting “If the state of exist chaae if in town of Nutley, for suffering as long as only as an appeal and a a Steinway you want the a combination which population, fact, is living be- is hardly example, could there is somebody who does responso to other ... low that level." develop a pro- persons very beat in a piano. surprising in view of the au- not love I He feels that gram of assistance for some everybody, or some- But if need you in order to thor's background. too few Ameri- Latin American I body not loved by everybody. bo myself, you likewise need cans are aware of the gulf community Born in Ireland in 1919, Mac- think the results would be Those who throw me. Each of us holds his which lies between Latin the stones ‘per- STEINWAY Eoin (Mac Owen is a close All of sonhood’ ap- American peasants and the surprising. the munici- and scream the expletives as a gift from the The lattnuMnl •/ the proximation of the pronuncia- pal services which we think that only their victim other, so that to betray tho Immarteia ruling classes. The gap is so simply is tion) was a reporter and editor take for granted other is he here are ut- hurt. It is not so. They too are to one- always betray — great, says, that the aver- m OUT-TIAR Off AND MAB— with several Irish publications terly unknown down there. and it is their self . .. age American can barely com- hurt, tragedy between 1934 and 1944. They couldn't believe that “The task of Major- prehend its significance. Mac- a that they do not know it. man is thus Pleaaa (end me catalog on Stainway ing in town would Spanish language and Eoin recalled provide water or As long as there is someone man himself. It Is unfinished Plano*. he escorting a utilities literature, earned his B A. of U. or road maintenance. whom they do not at the group S. newsmen to a love, they I wiah University of London, Just giving them the benefit cannot to parchan* a Stainway Q ever breathe the air of Newark Cathedral and his M.A. and Ph.D. at of our organizational know- the spirit which we try to de- the National University of Ire- how could be of immeasurable Name scribe in words like happiness 'Historic Church' land. He holds a law Catholic Credit Cards value." degree as and joy. They do not know well, and admitted NEWARK Sacred Heart Addrrna. was to the that YANGYANG, Korea - they are miserable, hut Irish bar in 1943. THIS PERSONAL approach, Cathedral here is featured In Catholics in Korea carry MacEoin they are. In 1944 he went feels, Is needed if we a 1963 illustrated to Trinidad “credit cards." engagement Telephone. in the are to be of at to British West Indies as They any help all SOME AMERICANS even calendar. It is among 40 North is; are not credit cards Latin America. editor of the Port-of- As he sums some American churches and shrines daily as known in the up deeply thoughtful Ameri- U. S., ac- in his book: "The Muiio Center Spain Gazette, and after three cans have said that it Is too represented by of Note Jeney* cording to Rev. Thomas a photograph years there became Informa- “A pooplc-to-pcople bad that and brief Sullivan, Columban mis- ap- the Supreme Court, description in “His- tion chief proach would further at of the Caribbean serve to this time in our history, had toric Catholic Churches Date ’ slonary, who explains, GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Commission. bring home the basic fact that to be confronted with the Book." “Over here when a Catho- prob- the problem of Latin America lem of racial exclusion in Among other churches STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES—- IT WAS THIS lic travels, ho first applies pub-, are string of is a human Too to problem. often lie schools, and had to hand St. Patrick’s New qualifications which his pastor for a ‘Sung- Cathedral, 60S BROAD tagged it reaches us as a coffee sur- STREET, NEWARK 2, N. J. ticket down the decision that it is un- York City; Martyrs Shrine at the “expert” label on him Sa-Pyo’ certifying or that he plus a runaway Inflation or constitutional. But wait. The Auricsvllle, N. Y., and the until when he came to New Is a Catholic In o|)en Wedneaday Kveninga 9—Phone MAHcet I-SBBO York in a shortage of dollars. good standing. But future will see that ruling as Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beau- 1949. He became Sunday Without it, these 35 SOUTH sup- he are phenomena. We can one of the great moments In ST.. MORRISTOWN 50 nmmiatfi RD., OSAOMb editor and cannot receive the sac- pre, Quebec. plement promotion never Phone J begin to solve it until the life of mankind. The bound desk cal- Merton 9-6;iOS Phooa COKaa 14800 director of La Prensa, the raments in a parish other spiral we recognize that we are deal- In than his profound sensitivity endar was edited William 627 PARK PI-AINFIELD Iftw York own.” tojjio by AVE., - Phone PLainMd T-SBOO Spanish-language ing with people, human and in beings equal humanity nnd the equal Salvn, published by Colonial, wily, 1930 began an ourselves. . ." Al l. BIUNCII nTtIRKS OPEN EVKRV EVKNINC EXCEPT BATOIDAT Uirra. • P, M. ‘ dignity of every person, how- Boston. YOUR MESSAGE - Hiding behind all of ports are coming in from the School Sub- the boxes pictured above are Carol Crusade. The scription very first day we Roche and Ellen Ad- received (left) Reilly, Young large envelopes from Our vocate Club Lady secretaries, who are of Mt. trying Carmel and St. Vincent's, Bayonne; to open the thousands of entries which Our of Lady Lourdes, West Orange; St. have completely filled the Ad- Young Teresa's, Summit; and Holy Trinity, West- vocate Club headquarters. We hope to field. This is your message to us your have them judged by next week so we marvelous support and cooperation. can announce our winners. There is a Thank You be you. will hearing from us similar bombardment of mail in the cir- again when we can get out from under culation where the first re- WHY THE its department your thoughtfulness. PUMPKIN? - Halloween had origin in the pagan days when the people supposed that evil spirits out To Scouts Salute came one night a year to haunt them. protect Review themselves they would wear masks and light bonfires to them CharityLinguists Men’s frighten away. The pumpkin—which also appears Council the harvest season was used as a combination SHARING during Bell had a of WASHINGTON—William F. KNOWLEDGE - When Telephone the two: he lighted candle inside which showed science exhibit for teachers at West French, Latin Johnson of Wayne, N. Essex Regional High through the cut out face to frighten the spirits. Christians Spanish, J., pres- School the ident following teachers were on hand, in usual used the but of the National Council customs adopted the meaning a bit. Instead order; Sister WESTFIELD - St. Peter’s of Catholic Gabriel St. of French, Alma, High School, Men, received a Margaret, Vincent's Academy, evil spirits we honor the good spirits, the saints, whose Spanish and Latin will be dis- New Sister here Newark; Sister Catherine St. Brunswick; Ve- Flaque from the U. S. Grace, Cecilia's, Kearny; day is Nov. 1, the Feast of All Saints. cussed at modern ronica Girl Sister Gertrude a language Marie, East Orange Scouts in appreciation for Jose, Immaculate Conception, Montclair, workshop to be Nov. Sister the and Sister presented Catholic; Maria Rosa, council’s cooperation and M. Walter, Mt. St. Dominic Caldwell. 'V 3 at School Academy, Holy Trinity High St. Aloysius Academy, Jersey support with the national William A. Ward of the here youth telephone company explained at 1:30 for language City, and Sister Maria, Holy organization. the program which provides equipment for students. teachers in the schools con- Trinity. ducted by the Sisters of Char- The Latin workshop speak- ity of St. Elizabeth. ers are Sister Anna David, Sister Mary Alexandra, con- Bayley-Ellard, Madison; Sis- gregation secondary school ter Joseph Dolores, Mary- supervisor, is directing the lawn, and Sister Julia Ger- program-which is one of four trude, Immaculate Concep- covering the high school cur- tion. riculum. ' THE FRENCH workshops Have You will be conducted by Sister Daniel Margaret, East Orange Catholic High School; Sister Read...? lit Maria Jude, Sacred Heart The Academy, Hoboken; Sister El- following questions len Joseph, Marylawn, South sure based on this issue of The Orange; Sister Ann Julia, Im- Advocate. The answers and maculate Conception High the page number of the article School, Montclair, and Sister are printed at the bottom of Gertrude de Sales, St. Eliza- the column. beth Academy, Convent 1. How The Spanish will many persons attended workshops the be directed by Sister Theresa CYO Holy Hour at Sac- red Heart Cathedral, New- -ark, Oct. 287 CHURCH SYMBOLS The fish Ha* been a symbol of the Union Graders (a) 250 Church since the days of the Christians. It has (b) 1,000 early several one of symbols which is its name In Greek, Retarded (c) 2,500 which Help is similar to the word "Christ." The Christian* 2. Who named the 90 ecumeni- used the simple, crude fish to designate where PLAINFIELD—Eighth grad- cal council Fathers to the places era from St North were the Joseph’s, various commissions this they holding worship during days of persecu- and students from tion. sometimes wooden Plainfield, week? They wore fish as a sign of Mt. St. Christian and Mary’s Academy, (a) the assembly friendship as a reminder of devotion North Plainfield, helped give much like our own medals. (b) Pope John XXIII (Cut out, paste on card- iraii a Halloween Oct. 27 for party (c) the Cardinals in an board and the color.) mentally retarded children election li of the Mt Carmel Guild Sat- 3. How did Alenjindrina be- urday class at St Bernard’s, Plainfield. come “famous in the U.S.”? (a) no one can spell her The parents group of the Mt name Carmel Guild Saturday class (b) Father Mee told The will meet Nov. 3 at St. Ber- Advocate about her cook- nard’s at 10 a.m. Those inter- ing ested in helping the mentally (c) she swam the Hudson retarded of Union are County River invited. lri 4. Are there moral questions involved CDA with the U. S. BUY A Names quarantine of Cuba? (a) yes Essex Deputy (b) no (c) no one knows SOUTH ORANGE—Mrs. Mi- •l **'<* '<•)•► Ul chael J. 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November North Jersey Women’s Councils Send 1,1982 THE ADVOCATE 13 Elizabeth Benedictines 39 to National Convention in Detroit NEWARK - Thirty-nine ' Msgr, John E. McHenry, from North Two-Year Jersey will be pastor of Our Lady of the Vis- Open College attending the 31st biennial con- itation, Paramus, and moder- ELIZABETH Mother Cor- Sister Clarence vention of the National Coun- ator of the NACCW, and Mrs. Marie, nelia, 0.5.8., prioress of the 0.5.8., in residence the cil of Catholic Women in De- Richard J. Strasser of Pa- at Benedictine Sisters of Eliza- is troit Nov. 3-7. The delegations NACCW motherhouse, dean of the ramus, president, will beth, has announced the will include 28 from the New- lead the open- institute. Mother Cornelia la archdiocesan dele- ing of the ark Archdiocesan Council Benedictine Insti- president. and gation. tute for 11 from the Paterson Dio- Teachers’ Training. The faculty is comprised of The announcement came four Sisters cesan Council. INCLUDED in the Paterson upon (at the mother- receipt of an evaluation Included in the archdiocesan group is Mrs. Richard Gorm- report house or teaching at Benedic- from Dr. Roy J. of tine was of Deferrari, Academy, Elizabeth) and group (which previously ley Butler, a national direc- Catholic is Eleanor tor of the National University, Washing- Rev. William Norman, 0.5.8. listed) McGlynn of Council of with which ( ton, the institute of Sacred Heart, Elizabeth. Jersey City who will speak on Catholic Women. This group is now affiliated. Course are offered in a libraries and literature pan- which will leave by plane educa- Prior to tion, lan- el Nov. 7 at 11 a.m. in Cobo Saturday, Nov. 3, will be September, courses English, foreign were offered Hall. Her topic, “Programs to headed by Mrs. Thomas W. at the mother- guages, mathematics, music, house and Benedictine Acad- philosophy, social to Encourage Adult Reading,’’ Reilly of Butler, PDCCW pres- science, emy. Credit for the studies and falls under the convention ident, and Msgr. John J. Shan- program religion. was given by Seton Hall Uni- theme: "The Christian in a ley, PDCCW moderator. versity. THERE ARE presently 30 Changing World,” which la The Paterson in- group full-time students and 20 based on the 1961 part- annual cludes: Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. UNDER THE NEW pro- time taking up to 15 hours of statement of the U.S. Bishops. Eugene Durski and Mrs. Jo- gram, the Benedictine Insti- credit per semester. , Classes offers ELEANOR McGLYNN tute a two-year college are held In the motherhoussi program, with full accredits- and at Benedictine. seph* Butler tion to confer 65 Johnson, District; credits to its Plans for a Benedictine Mrs. Hugh Mrs. students. After Garland, completing the building program at the motb- D. Phelan, Madlson-Chatham program the Sisters will erhouse include a college sec- District; Mrs. Maida transfer to Haas. four-year colleges tion. The building is anticipat- Boonton-Dover District, and to earn bachelors' degrees. ed within the next five years. Marguerite Geernick, Pater- son-Hawthome District. A SUSSEX FIRST - The Mothers' Guild of Students volunteered but Will- MISS AD help Mrs. McGLYNN is a grad- THIS IS WORTH Rev. MONEY George A. Brown Memorial School, iam Silkie (seated), chairman, and Mrs. uate of St. Dominic’s Acad- is fair Nov. Sparta, holding a book Edwin Nieradku, president, found they emy, Jersey City: Good Coun- TO YOUR PARISH the Masses sel following to raise funds and were more eager for the results. Stu- College, White Plains, 01 books for the first in Sus- N.Y., and received her j/SEWtaS? in IS? Catholic leo mas- m€ff " an a# check to r library dents, left to right, are Rosenberger, ** *• # your Mrlih will bt ter’s from Seton Hall Univer- UwJS u J#J. sex County. The 650-book project, includ- sixth grade; Tommy Cameron and Ellen sity. ing facilities will cost about $2,400. Stanley, first graders. She is currently associat- ed with her father, Patrick J. McGlynn, in insurance. A recipient of the Pro Ec- North Date Booh clesia et Pontifice Award from Jersey Pope John XXIII in 1960, Miss has McGlynn been secretary and president of the South Hudson District Council of NOV. 1 THURSDAY, grade school cafeteria. Catholic Women, and arch- fit. Joseph’s Ladies Paterson Hospital Auxiliary, Sacred Heart Rosary, Vailsburg, Newark diocesan libraries and litera- Luncheon-fashion show, Alexander 12:30, Meeting, 8:30, school hall. ture chairman. She is cur- Hamilton Mrs. Louis Hotel, Paterson; J. Bohl, Court Gratia, CDA Meeting, Knights ANGEL OF THE rently heading the archdio- 8:30, POOR - Sister Dulce, a Brazilian member Mrs. Edward W. Hlemer, chairmen. of Columbus Hall, Nutley. of the Sisters of Immaculate ccsan council's speakers’ bu- fit. James to the Missionary the Conception, Hospital Auxiliary Guild, SL Mary’s Rosary, Elizabeth Meeting, 8:30, reau. Newark Costume Middleville, N.J., will address the NCCW convention. She party and meeting, Robert cafeteria. Other was invited to America Catholic positions are on the Treat Hotel, 8:30; Mrs. Joseph Sapjeta, chair- The Guild Card by Relief Services - Layette party, Graulich’s, NCWC board of directors of the Jer- man. to raise funds for the Her 15 of work Orange; Mrs. Harold chairman. poor. years Council Hutchinson, the sey City of Girls FRIDAY, NOV. 2 Heart Academy Hoboken among Brazilian poor are almost legendary in that Sacred. Alumnae, Scouts and on the board of Guild country. She is with John F. Patrician Dessert-bridge-fashion show, Holy Hour, 7:30, academy chapel; Rita pictured Msgr. McCarthy, the Hudson County Tubercu- CRS LOOK 8 Robert Treat Judith assistant executive WHAT p.m., Hotel, Newark; Marylou McKeever, Saeman, chairmen. director. losis and Health League. Berry, Hillside, chairman. TUESDAY, NOV. 6 DePaul Diocesan High School Mothers’, Wayne- Bishop Wlgger Columblettes Officers’ meet- Executive meeting, 8 p.m., school library; ing, 8 p.m., headquarters. DEADLINE! •29 Mrs. St. BUYS Joseph Apicella, fashion show chairman, Therese’s Rosary, Paterson Country Because HU 4-7200 presiding. store, auditorium. Nov. 12 and Nov. 22 St. Vincent’s Hospital Auxiliary, Montclair Holy Cross Rosary, Harrison Meeting, 8 are legal holidays The Advocate deadline in our Day of recollection, St. Peter Claver, Mont- p.m., auditorium; films on North American will be biggest Rev. Charles advanced. Notices for clair; F. X. Dolan, S. J., St. Martyrs Shrine, AuriesviUe, N. Y., by Walter the woman’s Tbtml Peter’s College, speaker. Mrs. John Strazza, Devaney, shrine director. page which are to BEDDING in ,LUXURY SALE! chairman. St. Margaret’s Mothers’ Guild, Morristown appear the Nov. 15 Is- *0 fAINC AVI. Jfc fill Essex-Suburban sue must be received " Council of Catholic Women Meeting, 8 p.m., school hall. , by NEWARK, HJ. »U ftk you , cheno>of m« to riwpllk. Friday, Nov. 9 ß-Ufy o mllllonolm Holy Hour, 8 p.m., St. Paul the Apostle, Irv- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7 at noon. < . . . Notices ington. Annunciation Rosary, Paramus Card party, for the Nov. 22 is- sue of The Advocate H^rll^ «*»■*». fit. Peter the Apostle Rosary, River Edge auditorium; Mrs. Robert Healy, chairman. must Card party. Name be In by Friday, Nov. 18 Holy Hospital Central Auxiliary, Teaneck COMPLETE at noon. BANQUET FACILITIES twin, % or full tii. SATURDAY, NOV. 3 Executive meeting, I p.m.; regular meet- The normal deadline for Five any mattreu in this ad SL Mary’s Orphanage Guild, Newark Mass ing, 1:45, auditorium. New Milford and Para- air conditinntd banquet women’s news Is Mon- 9 a.m., orphanage chapel; breakfast, dining mus Auxiliaries will be hosts. page rooms serving 30-450 persons. day at 10 a.m. for room. Msgr. Joseph A. Dooling, director of the Marylawn of the Oranges Mothers Guild, South the Thursday issue. Mt. Carmel Guild, speaker; Mrs. William J. Orange Parents night, 8:30, gymnasium; OUTSIDE Hannon, Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch, chairmen. Rev. James A. Pindar, Seton Hall University, CATERING *29 St. Marie Gorettl + PLAID Circle, St. Joseph's Guild, East speaker. From 10 to largest number BTAMPS St. Patrick’s Jesuit Orange Bazaar-Christmas sale. East Orange Rosary, Chatham Meeting fol- Tapes Woman’s Club; Mrs. Patrick McKenna, lowing novena; floral arranging program. chairman. St. Venantius Altar Society, Orange Member- Spiritual Talks DINING ROOM Mt. SIMMONS St. Mary’s College Guild Bridge-fashion ship party-meeting, 8:15; Mrs. John Mahon, SIRTA ENGLEWOOD A Open Every Day for Show, 1:30, Hotel StaUer Hilton, New York chairman. spiritual POSTURI-OUAtD PAK lANS conference for Sisters LUNCH and DINNER City; Mrs. Joseph Reilly, chairman. St. Bonaventure’s Rosary, Paterson by Rev. t Union, Rosary, John tuprtnhrk LaFarge, S.J., will be re- wf Uwn. Marywood College Alumnae Luncheon meet- Benediction, meeting, 7:30. rrs 1« 4* Court leased this month according to ing, 1 P-m., Robert Treat Hotel, Newark; Gratia, CDA Cancer dressings meet- , Rev. Ronald A. O. Mary Roscoe, Irvington, chairman. ing, 1 p.m., Nutley Knights of Columbus Hall. Gray, mmmw Carm., national director of the ■ESPS’ SUNDAY, NOV. 4 THURSDAY, NOV. 8 BOOTS Confcrcnce-a-Month Club which St. Patrick’s Rosary, Jersey City Mass, 8 St. Michael’s Newark B. r. GOODRICH Hospital Auxiliary, has Memorial 8:30, headquarters here. a.m.; mother-daughter breakfast, Meeting, auxiliary room. Founded Fashioned Fall SEALY Sister Catholic by the Carmelite for Center, Jersey City. Rose of Lima, Women’s College Club Meeting, 8:15, Fathers Guild here, the club SOTS Maryknol! Missionary, speaker; Mrs. William East Orange Women's Club, East Orange; monthly sends Keep worm, dry and comfy Boseski, Mrs. George Chalmers, chairmen. Molly Feeney, chairman. long-playing ttSTS recordings of spiritual talks to in bitter cold mow, •Tv Immaculate Conception Rosary, Montclair St. James Hospital School of Alumnae slush ITS Nursing ovec 2,700 convents in the Unit- or rain with these Mass, 7:30; breakfast, Madonna Hall. Rev. Newark 8 fashion Association, Meeting, p.m., audi- ed States and James A. Pindar, Seton Hall torium. many foreign new boots. nVSTCJZ University, countries. Speaker; Mrs. John F. Dolan, chairman. Our Lady of Mercy Rosary, Whippany Card Father Court Rosari, CDA Mass, 8 Blessed LaFarge’s conference a.m., - party-fashion show, auditorium. SIMMONS is on "The Meaning) of Old SHIPMASTER Sacrament, East Orange; breakfast, Hotel Seton Hall College of Medicine and PRADO Dentistry Age." ; i Black, Ivory IMOOTM4ASI Suburban, East Orange. Mrs. Grace Spaeth, Woman’s Guild Membership reception. Guaranteed Mrs. chairmen. waterproof- w/royol* Margaret Moran, Medical tour Center, Jersey City, noon; of »ono upper 2W” heelt foei, ETOILE Cross Harrison Baked tapered Black, Brown Holy Rosary, goods medical and dental schools. fleece lined. Quote Guaranteed waterproof w/royal- sale following Masses; Mrs. John McQuillan, FRIDAY, NOV. 9 ton« Upper, T' Hocked chairman. Sizes heell toper. firm! (mM Bender Memorial Academy Mothers’ 5 to 12 toe», fleece lined. Club, the Week «Ar la twki *M fit. Cassian’s Women’s Mont- Of M Auxiliary, Upper Elizabeth - Meeting, Widths: N, $15.95 8:15, auditorium; Size* 5 to 12 at Sam. low clair Membership tea, 3 fathers “Maturity of an adult LuxuryBoxsprinflt Prtol p.m., auditorium; invited.' Widths: Mrs. Vincent J. chairman. is the N, M $14.95 Joyce, Bacred Heart Mothers’ Guild, Hudson Heights— personality ability to Marians sec of Mass, a.m.. Sacred a job Ou> K> ~ I Kearny 10 Meeting, 8 p.m., parish hall; Mrs. Raymond through; to givo Ill.i .»V ,v Heart than Cathedral, Newark; breakfast, Thomm’s Caulfield, chairman. more is asked for in Rcstavant. any W te for free Mayor Hugh AddonizlO, Newark, St. John's Altar Society, Mothers’ Guild, Leonla situation; the ability to work Cotsloa A3 and Rev. Thomas J. St. Antonin- with and under au- it an Ertle, 0.P., Card party-auction, 7:30, Peter Kramer /\rcvci us, Cath- thority." Rev. Walter Son Newark, speakers; Candy LaManna, Hall; Mrs. Howard Rosso, Mrs. Gladys Cas- A. (^john'T) FOOTWEAR erine chairmen. Proceeds St. Debold, St. Michael’s 3 Cicero, to Mary's samento, chairmen. No- vitiate, 99 STORE HOURS: nunmxr> iiouno Orphanage, Newark. SATURDAY, NOV. 10 Englewood, to Unit- Mitchell uodLlun ouinti iomm, St. Therese’s ed Courts of Bergen HALSEY Paterson Coun- Daily ■ 2-7376 , Rosary, Benediction, Holy Trinity Mothers' Guild, Coytesville 9:30 6 sia»> |?oM1032 *Stuyvtunt ty Catholic N.J. I i®a», iss sssf*~- Av*.* MU 8-3242 2:30; meeting following. Dance, 9 p.m., auditorium; Mrs. Robert Cor* Daughters of Newark, Mon., Wed. ‘til 9 | St. Patrick's America. Ia STORESOPEN IVUY RITE TO 0 P.IL Rosary, Jersey City Mass, 8 ring, Mrs. Aldo Guerino, chairmen. •Toll or Small We fit Them Alla ... SMS. TO 01 breakfast. Memorial a.m.; mother-daughter SUNDAY, NOV. 11 Center. Mrs. William Boseski, chairman. St. Paul’s Abbey Mission Guild Tea-Christ- St. Mary’s Hospital Senior Auxiliary, mas FRANCISCAN Orange sale, 2 p.m., American Legion Home, PILGRIMAGES —Mass, 8:30, hospital chapel; breakfast, East Orange; Cattherine Walsh, chairman. TO nurses’ Paul E. building. Rev. Lang, Seton Proceeds to abbey building fund. Hall Mrs. Frederick University, speaker; St. James Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae, SHRINES OF OUR LADY chairman. O’Boyle, Newark Mass, 8:30, hospital chapel; break- MONDAY, NOV. S BALTIMORE A. fast, hospital auditorium. Rev. Eugene WASHINGTON: Weekend $43 Catholic Woman's Club of Elizabeth to Prlc» indudti meals, SHOW/ROOMS Trip Schwarz, 0.5.8., St. Benedict’s Prep, Newark, 4 transportation, first dan hotel accommodations, and taxes. You . See the UN, 10 a.m.; Rose M. Brandt, chairman. gratuities all Before Buy Difference . Save the speaker and celebrant; Ann Gilroy, chairman. . . . . Difference St. Joseph’s Altar and Scapular Leave: November on Outstanding Provincial and Confraternity, MONDAY, NOV. 12 16 Roturn: November 18 Contemporary Designs. Bogota Meeting, cafeteria. VISIT: 8:30, Caldwell College Alumnae Association In Baltimore! the magnificent Cathedral ol Our Queen, the St. Des- Mary Mary's Hospital League, Orange Meeting. out right gift of a Irlth immigrant who sert-bridge, Mayfair Farms, West Orange, poor became a multi-millionaire 8:30, nurses’ educational building; cosmetic merchant. 8:30; Mary Jo Deignan, East Orange, chair- demonstration. IN WASHINOTON: The National man. Proceeds alumnae Shrine ol the Immaculate St. to scholarship fund. Conception, Peter the Apostle River Famous Franciscan Holy Land and Catacombs. Rosary, Edge Catholle Woman's Club, Rutherford Card Monastary Meeting; tableaus by Ave Maria Players, party, 8 p.m., St. Mary’s High School, Ruther- Saddle Brook. WASHINGTON WEEKEND $45. ford; Mrs. Henry Spahr, Mrs. Joseph Fay, & Christ the King Price Includes 5 meals, first class hotel Rosary, Hillside Meeting chairmen, accommodations, transportation, gratuities and all taxes. 8:30; Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Rutgers Exten- TUESDAY, NOV. 13 These pilgrimages leave New York Fridays at 6i30 P.M. Return sion Service, speaker. Essex Catholic on High School Mothers’ Club, New- Sundays at about 9 P.M. ~r St. Theresa’s Kenilworth Rosary, Meeting, •fit Meecting, 8 cosmetic 8 Rev. p.m., cafeteria; p.m.; James J. Ferry, St. Mary's. demonstration. Elizabeth, speaker. Leave: Return: St. Brigld's Mother's Guild, North Bergen St. Thomas the Novombor 9 Novembor Apostle Rosary, Bloomfield Meeting, 8:30, school hall. 11 Meeting, 8 p.m., auditorium; film Maryknoll College of St. Rose, New Jersey Alumnae on voting. Meeting, 8:30, home of Mrs. Angelo Zannleri, Assumption Rosary, Morristown sr Meeting af- Short Hills. VISIT* The National Shrine of the Immaculate ter novena; welcome from Rev. Francis Conception, Famous Fran, J. 14 dscan land WEDNESDAY, NOV. Holy Monastary and Catacombs. The Capitol, White House, THE PALERMO Doogan, pastor and returned from Tomb of DINING ROOM: Distinctive moderator, Holy Family Rosary, Florham Park Card Unknown Soldier, Mf. Vernon ond other sights of National Europe. Interest. Italian Provincial in warm hand party-fashion show, 8 p.m., auditorium: Mrs. styling St. Joseph's Rosary, rubbed Jersey City Meeting Howard A Franciscan Priest Is all cherry. Large breakfront china 8:80. Brumlevc, Mrs. Harold Rawson, Chaplain on pilgrimages. *405 chairmen. Write compliments your choice of two of St. or telephone for our complete folder styles Mary’s Rosary, Rutherford Rosary, 8 extension tables with and THURSDAY, NOV. 15 leaves two styles Retails for $695 meeting in high achool. Rev. C. James 6m.; Oratory School Mothers’ Club, Summit FRANCISCAN FAMILY CIRCLE of choirs. Terms con be arranged. aselko, moderator, demonstration on Mass; Mrs. Luncheon-fashion show, Mayfair West 125 Weit 31tl Street (OFF Farms, - ROMA—9-11 HOLLAND Harry Faley, chairman. New York 1, N.Y. ST. 468 SPRINGFIELD AVE., NWK.) Orange, 12:30; Mrs. John LaSavio, Scotch Bl 8-2660—Free ■t Andrew’s Clifton Parking In Reor—Open every nite till 9! Tuej. & Rosary, Meeting, 8:30, Plains, PENNSYLVANIA 6-4685 Sat. till 6! , chairman. L 14 THE ADVOCATE November 1, 1962 Vocation Notes NewAssistants Youth Corner Too Beautiful Named in Bergen Catholic Students NEWARK—Two priests have been To Be Missed appointed by Archbishop Boland to serve as assistant With Bergen County CYO directors, React it announced Prayer By MSGR. WILLIAM F. FURLONG was today by Msgr. John J. archdio- By ED WOODWARD Kiley, cesan youth director. What do our friends in heaven the saints think Rev. Cuba, so small in size but so week both individually and about the priesthood and life? James F. Loughlin of religious Today, All Saints Day Urge in importance last —but it ex- St. Philip (Saddle and week, collectively is an would be a good time to at least begin inquiring. River) was on Rev. Edward J. everyone’s tongue. An ample of the way in which • • » Hajduk of Sa- uudous world talked about the they reacted. cred Heart (Lyndburst) will LET US START WITH St. Leonard of Port Maurice. He Implications of each new de- ♦ • • serve as assistants to Rev. was a Franciscan friar who in lived the 18th He was velopment as international ten- AS A NEW school, Im- century William P. Divine of Madon- most severe in he for mortifying himself; * sion rose to its level went, example from na (Fort highest maculate Heart Academy is town Lee). •ince to town, barefoot, preaching repentance throughout World War 11. a number of Italy. recording firsts, He was often and Rev. John J. for- exhausted, once when someone Landers, At the same time, students including the first'Mass in the imprudently suggested that he omit offering Mass mer assistant director, recent- in North Jersey Catholic school and rest in bed, his high chapel last week, the answer ly joined the South American was: "To celebrate Mass once is worth schools were their everything in also using first presentation of class rings the world.” missions. and hearts lifted in tongues, and plans for the first school * • • Msgr. Kiley announced the prayer lor a solution peaceful band . . . Seniors at St. ONLY GOD KNOWS WHAT IS to the WRAPPED up in this world appointment of Rev. Joseph J. grave problem. Cecilia’s (Kearny) began work of ours gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, pearls, Donovan of Madonna to suc- on their yearbook this week wealth of thousand GIRLS AT Immaculate a kinds. But all wrapped up and tied, it ceed Father Hajduk as mod- and held a dance Oct. 30 to Heart is only finite in value. That means its value, erator of the Senior Academy (Washington finance both the incomprehensible county help year- as it is, has a and Township), for example, made beginning an end. The Mass, however, of- Youth Council and Rev. Ed- book and the school news- fered extra effort to attend daily through the priest by the God-Man Jesus Christ, is ward F., Jocham of St. Mat- Mass paper. infinite in value, because God is and the rosary was re- infinite. The value of one thew’s (Ridgefield Park) to • • • is limitless. cited in religion classes. Dis- Mass, therefore, It has no beginning or end. There succeed Father as COMMUNION CRUSADE - Matuza of Loughlin ON THE SUBJECT of year Doris Bombolis and Joseph St. Patrick's CYO (Eliza- is absolutely in the world cussion in history classes cen- nothing that man can do that is moderator of the county Teen- books, incidentally, it should beth), receive a Communion Crusade banner from Msgr. John J. Newark greater. tered on this vital topic and Holy Kiley, age Council. visits be noted that Echoes, the Holy Archdiocesan CYO director, at holy hour at Sacred Heart Cathedral Oct. 28. to the student chapel Young men with vocations to the priesthood often stand Angels’ yearbook, was omit- showed a sharp increase from at the crossroads of life and see to them a thou- ted from a list of winners sent beckoning pre-crisis days. At Hour sand different careers. Many are attractive. In these St. out recently by the Columbia Holy many, Mary's These signs of a genuine in- young men realize that they can do Scholastic Press Association in big things for the world. terest and desire for But in not one of these careers doing can they do anything so great Takes Lead their its annual contest. The book to offer part for peace were gen- as one Mass. And most priests offer thousands of reflected students’ was a first-place winner Masses before God calls FORT LEE St. Mary’s erally by Asks Question them home. St. Leonard was right; among offset at Speaker Poignant offer St. Fran- action in schools in the Newark publications to one Mass “is worth in the (Rutherford) nipped schools. .St. everything world." . cis Archdiocese girls’ Joseph’s NEWARK - “Would and of sex, or from to (Ridgefield and the Paterson you dignity sanctity every direction, trying • • • Park), 841, (West New York) should also it and Oct. 28 to take Diocese. rather be right or just do you desecrate lose brainwash you because it IT IS NOT an early lead have been included the HOWEVER, ALWAYS an attractive career that in A few other of the among This was its meaning?’’ means You are the Bergen County Senior samples popular?’’ question money. sup- rivals a man’s vocation young to the priesthood, it is some- medalists in that contest for to more “Millions of dollars are the CYO Touch Football things which Catholic students put than 2,500 youth posed to like things the times an attractive League. its book, person. Again the choice is not always The leaders did with the most JosepaL oi the Newark Archdiocese as spent every day of the year world wants to sell you.” have a 2-0 record. potent weap- easy. But if the man could ... young know, as every priest knows, on at their command are as they began their observance of on what youth likes. It is big the the In another game, St. Jo- HE URGED the grandeur, magnificence and the splendor of the priest- follows: ATTENDANCE reached a National Catholic Youth Week business. A constant barrage young peo- hood, it would have no rivaL seph’s (Bogota) defeated Ma- ple to let their zest and en- record at of Oct. 28 at a hour at Sac- of propaganda comes at donna (Fort high Confraternity holy you Father the Lee), 14-6. The A MORNING prayer and Christian Doctrine classes at red Heart Cathedral. thusiasm be inspired by the Lacordaire, famous 18th century French orator, has not been four-member league will re- abort talk before classes, image of Christ, "the bronzed, canonized, but we feel sure that he is St. Anthony’s (Union City) last .Rev. Daniel right up sume its Egan, S.A., a tanned Christ with His there with those who have. Like six-game schedule something which had been ini- it face every young man, he had to Nov. week, was reported . . . who is 11. tiated this Don Bosco Graymoor priest chap- set toward the make his choice and he put it this year at Marianne has been Archbishop Jerusalem, way: ‘.‘Since I first came Haggerty lain of New York’s Narcotics to know Jesus I have Tech, was directed at the Cu- installed rugged Christ Who slept out of Christ, never felt seriously the power of THB STANDINOS as president of the Anonymous, posed that ques- rival to Him.” crisis. were for doors, the strong, any W L ban Prayers Queen of Peace School tion in Greets Youth courageous, High discussing the youth •• • St. Mary's and the talks teach- manly Christ oh, what an i a o peace by Student Council Vincent St. . week “Reverent Francis l . . theme, Youth NEWARK Some 2,500 BLESSED ANNE ers centered the same ideal for youth to follow to- JfAVOUHEY LIVED a little over St. JoMph'a ii upon Buccellato, who quarterbacks Leaders." 100 Loyal youth of the Newark Arch- day!” years ago and was the foundress of the Madonna 0 3 subject. St. Luke’s football team, Congregation of St. diocese attending a Catho- He CYO Joseph of Cluny. Before she entered novena for “YOU ARE told the members the convent, a young man Coincidently, a holds that office on St Luke's only as good as lic Youth Week holy hour to had fallen in love with be peace had been started at St. council. the things you reverence and bring the teachings and her; pleaded with her to change CAPUCHIN FATHERS at Sacred Heart Cathedral her mind about before principles of Christ into becoming a mm, and even * . > • Lake’s (Hohokus) just • • respect,” Father Egan said. “your proposed marriage. • Oct. 28 received greetings Her answer, to Yount m«n wlUln* to aecrlflce their “Show me world." referring religious life, was: “. . This is too to President Kennedy’s speech. CULTURE WILL the things you . li»e« help God’i poor people come into from Archbishop Boland, “Do beautifu l a vocation to be missed. write to: Students seized the opportunity reverence and and I’ll not look too far beyond I wish to be only the bride the lives of students at Holy respect who is taking part in the of Christ" rise in at- know all about your crowd, your circle, your Capuchin Father* •s indicated by a you. ecumenical council in Family Academy (Bayonne) at classroom, the corner where true °* * voc ation to the and It. Lawrence me flatter*/ tendance at the after-school “You are !* priesthood least 10 times the cur- only as good as Rome. Brotherhood Macon, New dining you out. This is it “is too beautiful a vocation to be York Services. Are hang your missed." rent school The first your loyalties. you loyal to Rev. Vincent F. ’ year. Affanoso, world, and If you can’t change •• • in Christ or the crowd? Are Students joined prayers in a series of lecture-concerts you Essex County CYO director, this world, don’t look beyond, for over the inter-class loyal to or to mob Apostolate for Vocations peace was given last month by Rev. morality who led the youth in pray- for it is the accumulation OP Do of loudspeaker at Holy Family L. Augustine Grady, SJ., of morality? you reverence ers, read the Archbishop’s all these Newark Archdiocese: Msgr. William F. St. little crowds in our Furlong, Academy (Bayonne) and one Fordham former deeply and profoundly the which said: Mary’s, Elizabeth, N. J. EL University, a message, “May culture that make up society. Telephone: 2-8154. of the who is rights of God, or do you treat our reverent become Paterson Diocese: Rev. John lay teachers, St. Peter’s College theology youth “Youth usually likes it P. McHugh, DePaul High those or from Cuba, discussed the issue teacher. rights carelessly? Do active, loyal and zealous School, Wayne, N. J. Telephone: OX 4-5759. straight, without eloquence or reverence In a talk with the girls. you and respect the leaders united in Philosophy, music and art prayer oratory. Would you rather bo of or do W • Acade- rights others, you during youth week." * Girls at Holy Angels will all be treated in an ef- right or just popular? Renew Lee) treat these indifferently? Do my (Fort gave up part fort to encourage Interest in your loyalty to Our Blessed Sports in Spotlight you reverence and the of their lunch hours to go to these fields. in Father respect lord. He is Founded Foe, your King and has FORT LEE Sports are In in 1899 by the Sitters of Charity the school chapel and say the “Art is neces- a to it!” the Grady's words, right news of interest to mem- rosary. sary to anyone who is alive. Msgr. John J. Kiley, arch- bers of the Bergen County ofSaintElizabeth These certainly aren’t the If it is left out of one’s Ufa, Senior Council Session diocesan CYO director, who CYO. College which Catholic to some presided at the hour and There is basketball only things a person is, extent, holy a coaches Convent Station, New students did in this matter last dead.’’ celebrated Solemn Benedic- clinic coming up Nov. 8 at I Jersey To ConcludeYouth Week tion, blessed Holy Communion p.m. at Madonna School and a Crusade banners which will and NEWARK junior intermediate bowl- Local observ- work and an address Rev. CONGRATULATIONS TO by travel to parish churches dur- ing tournament Nov. 4 at 2 ance of National Youth Week Daniel of the next JESUIT Egan, S.A., chaplain ing seven months. p.m. at Feibel’s Recreation, BROTHERS will dose with the 14th annual New York’s Narcotics Anony- During the week a banner is Teaneck. 1 ■»** Fordhim Rm LlMl*w 44SM 4 Nrw York H. N. Y. convention of the Newark mous. Richard PLEASE SEND HE ] BOOKLET CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK Skelly of St. displayed in the church sanc- ON JESUIT BROTHER LITE. Archdiocesan Senior Youth Cecilia’s (Kearny), council the tuary, parish youth will at- Mr Nin Council the Robert at Treat secretary, will be toastmaster. tend daily Mass and receive OPPORTUNITIES Hotel here Nov. 4. Communion. Holy FOR WOMEN 16-35 Registration of voting dele- gates from 45 parishes will Petreans Serve God by Serving Others start at 2 p.m. Some 250 young adults are expected to be on Dominate hand for the afternoon busi- Youth GEORGIAN COURT COLLEGE ness session which will begin Forensics A accredited Liberal Arts at 3. fully College RUTHERFORD-St. Peter's Conducted by the Sitters of ARLENE HARVILLE Calendar Mercy of Prep dominated a declama- Apply: Director of Admissions, Holy Family (Union City), tion and original oratory con- Lakewood, NJ. vice chairman of the council test held the New by Jersey FRIDAY, NOV. and convention will Catholic Forensic 2 chairman, League Oct. St. Vincent’s Academy Invl, » t° welcome the delegates. Msgr. 27 at St. Mary's High School The Christian y°u devote your»elf to the (Newark) Honor John J. Kiley, archdioccsan here. A total of 24 schools Society ** rv,c * 0 * ch rl*» In the clauroom. 8 Brothers will address Dance, p.m. youth director, were represented. Brother* are educator* and FRIDAY, NOV. 9 1... I leader* oi the group. Reports will be giv- Kazimierz Herschold, a St. or Ireland North Lacordaire (Montclair) youth throughout America. en Dolores of Christ Peter’s decla- by Jaye senior, won the Mixer For detail*, write: Rev. Br. E. C. the dance with St. Peter's O'Connor, King (Hillside), council mation event and Timothy 21 Prep, 7 p.m. Marie Monte, Fryer Terrace, New Rochelle, N.Y. chairman, and Jeanne ReyJ Verdon, also of St. Peter’s, chairman. nolds of St. Anastasia’s (Tea- won the original oratory. LILLIAN SATURDAY, NOV. 10 Siitara of Reparation neck), vice chairman of the second and Finishing third, East Orange Catholic of tho Congregation of national council. Election of respectively, behind Herschold Mary New • Providing Homo for Poor one officers Jersey Catholic Forensic CALDWELL COLIEGE FOR new will follow. were Russell Szeda of Seton friondloii Womon and carlno for WOMEN WALSH EGOLF tholr The'new officers League tournament. iplrltual, montal, phyalcal will be in- Hall and Robert Jeffers of St. NEW SUNDAY, NOV. 11 * hln CALDWELL, JERSEY stalled at nearby St. John’s, Aloysius. and third I;r,i » CafothUm fo all atoa of A MOTHER whose 3 children have Runner-up Benedictine Chlldron and Taan Aoort. CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. teen-age been Academy (Eliz- * DOMINIC where Benediction will be cel- places in the other portion of 5* B 4'»*tln» Roildoncai for Work- most active in Catholic Youth abeth)—Young Catholic Lead- Ino Olrlt. Fully Accredited - A.B. and B.S, Activities. . ebrated by Msgr. Kiley. the went to Rose Ann Offering program ers’ 1962 Degree* A revised Institute, representa- to yjatii-asa mxr*. r. format, including Fogarty of St. Mary's and Talaphonai A LAWYER AND TEACHER tives, 1:30 p.m. CHalaoa l llu who has personally a dinner at 6:30 o'clock and Richard Wcstphal of St. Pet- for dealt with youth on both the educational and legal dance, is scheduled the er's, in that order. evening program. It wilf also and levels. Original oratory extem- ".. to dwell in the house PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST include the formal presenta- poraneous speaking will be tion of new officers, awarding the at the next con- A .PAST GRAND REGENT OF THE CATHOLIC categories Sisters of the of Eagle and Cross medals to test Nov. 10 at East Orange the Lord all the Sorrowful Mother OF of DAUGHTERS AMERICA, who is keenly aware four council members for their Catholic High School. days (A Franciscan Community) } Activities Hospitaler nunlnl, pharmeer. of the accomplishments of Catholic Youth Organiza- laboratory. X-ray. office. library, and domaatle of Ufe. l work. Schools: eatochatlcal. olomonlary. and MARYLAWN OF THE achoelai tions. ORANGES my secondary professional and practical achoola of nurslnf Homes (or Ula aiad. Uia SOUTH NEW JERSEY convalescent, ORANGE, and homaloaa children, Foreton Presently a candidate for CONGRESS in the Sixth missions A(ei 14 to SO. A Private Day College Preparatory School for Girls Write te Vocational Directress. District, (Union County) who believes the strength M Morris Avenue. Danville, New Jersey Conducted by (Telephonei OA 7 contributions it makes Available CLUB ST. LEO at your book- ' to the civic atore in binding* from $3.50 religious, Market St., at the Boulevard, East Paterson, N.J. Yv." to $22.50. and educational work ; Featuring Alternating in our community. ORCHESTRAS JAMES W. KILLY JR. Directions: leatherette bound certificate mailed immediately CUSTOMARY OFfERINfii Driving South on Garden State Parkway, Exit 158 THE MARYKNOLL W. PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL JAMES North on Garden DAILY MISSAL MEMBERSHIP . . J 5 QO KELLY, JR. Driving State Parkway, Exit 157 . I*. J. KENEDY « SONS FRANCISCAN )layor, City of East Orange (One Minute from either Exit) MISSIONARY UNION IK ’ublUker* to the Seo 13S WEST 3Ut NEW Holy Apoalolio STREET, YORK 1, NEW YORK LOngacra 30077. H no answer, call PE 6-224$ RAY WIETECHA November 1,1982 THE ADVOCATE 15 Strong Harrier Showing Bolsters Essex Stork By ED GRANT BOTH OF these Irish Chris- Bergen was even than better two of those boys were entered runs its tian Brothers’ schools annual Turkey Trot ELIZABETH - It was are so that low ■ St. score of 37 points, for as part of the Crusaders' “B" at Warinanco Park loaded with harrier talent that Nov. 3 with Peter’s (NB) which went home It swept the third to seventh squad for the event. "A” and "B” varsity a with the team from the their second teams, in the JV positions behind races, trophy Jerry St. Luke’s won the "B” Jayvee affair and freshman sixth New race, performed well Bowdren a annual Jersey Cath- enough of St. Joseph's, championship as it finished to beat more than half the contest. But, Bergen Catholic olic Track Conference cross- (Metuchen) and Cummings, slightly ahead of high schools in New Holy Trinity. will not be in this meet, as the Jersey. only to lose some when country championships at points This week, Roselle Catholic Crusaders will be Tea- Warinanco Oct. battling Park 27, but it mianaimiisiiiniinmiB»iiißiißminßiiinBiißiii»uiiiiiM«iiiaiii«mmni neck for the Bergen County was Essex Catholic which left championships that morning at the deepest impression on Van Saun Park, Paramus. coaches eyeing the major two- In T-CCC St. Peter’s (NB) and Essex mile relay races of the com- Catholic bead a 20-team en- ing indoor season. for the Roselle Catholic' St. try Peter’s completed a meet, an which includes splended double victory when entry Set Climax the latest addition to North it Essex Dons, Eagles Clash edged Catholic, 70-72, for its first NJCTC PASSAIC Jersey harrier circles, Union crown. The It’s unusual that a football downs. Mickey Vaughn leads the way with Catholic of Scotch Plains. Two in race reaches its climax the day before, cold, blustery in second game 38 points. the South Jersey schools, Camden weather at the same field, the of season, but that’s the case in the Tri- Cardinals Catholic and Bishop Eustace, had topped West- County Catholic Conference. When Don Bosco POPE PIUS suffered a 344 defeat at and one from Staten Island, field for the Central Jersey ti- visits Pope Pius here Nov. 4 the title will be the hands of Seton Hal), dropping the Eagles Msgr. will the tle. No team had ever turned on the line. below .500 to Farrell, spice 2-3 overall. Pope Pius has one which otherwise Is com- the trick before, though Dave With St. Joseph’s departed from the note of coincidence working in its favor. It entry, of St. Peter’s did it has lost and posed strictly of NJCTC Hyland on league and St. Cecilia’s each of won on alternate weeks, never suspended, schools. an individual basis in 1959. the four wins j remaining members will play just tying two or two losses together. With a three league contests. loss in the most-recent game, the Eagles are ESSEX CATHOLIC'S fine due Since both the Dons and Eagles have 1-0 for a win If they follow their pattern. showing was not in the Schroeder unexpected, conference, one more victory will as- Queen of Peace took its second defeat in Eyes but the of the identity boys sure either of them of at least a tie. More six games from Don Bosco and the Queens- who turned the trick for coach than likely, the survivor will be able to get men are now looking to score their second Scoring Lead Fred Dwyer was a little sur- its by last opponent and nail down the title win against a New. York school. They defeat- NEWARK The first The battle tor prising. Eagles’ quin- by itself. ed Xavier earlier in the season. the tet included three of their individual scoring cham- only Bergen Catholic’s woes have amounted to THE OTHER T-CCC pionship among North six holdovers from the club members will play four consecutive defeats and losses Jersey New five in six Catholic football which finished sixth in the York schools. Bergen Catholic will be after players is games a 46-13 beating by River Dell Oct. down 1961 NJCTC meet and third in at Fordham Prep and Queen of Peace will narrowing to a two-way 27. The Crusaders, despite the lopsided de- hassle the NJSIAA entertain Cardinal which between Ralph Lilore championships. Spellman, is in its showed a first feat, passing attack which could of St. and Jack who varsity season. be Benedict’s Doug O’Leary, set the enough to push them past the Bronx club. of individual Don Bosco has Schroeder DePauL pace most of the been on an offensive But, it will still to rate an if have upset Schroeder scored two touch- way and wound up fourth, tear in running up a four-game victory Bergen Catholic that accomplishes task. downs Sunday, hiking his total Dennis Murray and George streak after an opening tie with Memorial. THB STANDINOS to 60 pojpts and whittling Li- Bauer were the veterans and The Dons, who trimmed of Queen Peace, 33-6 W L lore’s lead Don Booco to three points. Li- Among Independents they were Joined by in the|r T-CCC debut Oct. have i a Greg Ryan 28, scored Pop* Mu* lore i o scored a TD and ran and Frank D'Allesandro. Lar- 148 points in those four The de- for triumphs. SSHte. a another 1961 fense, has been g l point-after-touchdown, rala- ry Rooney, regu- meanwhile, just as effective, his scorino LiAoaas tog total to 63 points. lar, placed seventh, while Bob giving up only 12 points in the four games. Bees Aim Carter and Bill An indication of Brian Hunt of Seton HalL Gray for 'Crown' Cummings ran what Pope Pius will be City T of St Bellotti .in the juniorvarsity race. trying to stop is the list of scorers for Don SrCTfffcoSr 71 Jerry Joseph’s NEWARK A kind of "un- St. and Joseph’s (5-0), which is MARIST (9-5) is still going Bosco. Ten of the Dons Mickey Vaughn of Don official" In fact, three of the four have tallied touch- city championship the only independent with an after that first win. Adding to ! I Bosco, who has returned to the on the able Essex two- will be at stake Nov. 3 when unblemished added regulars record, the team's woes is the fact mile lineup after being out with South Side visits St. Bene- Marist team of last year, Carter, to its list of victims, that it has now failed to score an injury, aD have moved dict’s Benedict Field Cummings and Ed Rebenack, Prep at 47-0, Oct. 28. The Blue Jays, in two consecutive within close of Bill games. were in that JV. where range Lan- in the con- race, CYO Football key independent who have been getting one of the better frank of Our scoring Weehawken, Essex lost to Lady of the Val- test of the coming weekend. help from different Bergen Catholic, the players small schools in the county, 37-59. ley, current No. three man South Side has the City about Dwyer evidently will in just every week, had should offer no letup for the the standings. Lanfrank title all but nailed two-touchdown have no trouble finding four has League performances Bayonne squad’s troubles. been out of the down Benedict’s half-mllers this winter, his lineup with an and St. has from Mike Campbell and Rich After its record with Nears injury. , evening task will be to Holy beaten three of the only pick Rosary teams Lazicki in this Championship THB one. a 29-7 rout of Newark Acad- LBADBRS among a baker's dozen of can- JERSEY CITY Ro- Field which trail the Streaks. These Holy beginning at 11:30 a.m. Brooklyn Prep, normally a emy, Delbarton (2-2) will be didates. jolt in its hopes for a second factors the for sary (Jersey City), a In the set stage a strong team, is having an off out to climb above the .500 surpri- opener. Sacred Heart title. as*km?* sTB decide the team singly-easy 33-19 winner over will look for the game to top season and shouldn't have mark. Don Colson chipped in league lead, Our Lady of Victories «=£■&£ &/■*"’; ; DAVE FAHBRTY Queen of Peace (North a in Newark. enough to halt St. of Bergen Arling- facing All Saints. Fami- 3 114? Joseph’s with a pair of touchdowns to Holy (Jersey City), led by league- vtuShi* Sl’ Catholic was an ton), will be looking to move drive to a possible undefeated easy winner ly will collide with St. HUDSON will offer spark Delbarton's best offen- leading scorer Nick lannuc- 4 0m County campaign. of the gold medal as he fol- a step closer to clinching the Michael’s (Union City) at , sive show of the season. 1 ciili, posted a 64 decision over SL three battles that day. Me- lowed Northern Division title in the gAbbru.' Mlch*el‘« SIS? O'Leary’s fast pace for p.m. The Boystown-Holy Ro- the morial’s traditional visit to Aloysians. two miles, then moved ahead Hudson County CYO Football sary tilt will follow. The leading scorer in SKiSr i ? Jersey City to face St. Peter’s to win 70 from Don League when it faces Boys- 1961, s by yards Joe Burzinski, his Prep; Brooklyn Prep at St. of town (Kearny) Nov. 4 at ST. PAUL of the Cross displayed Snyder St. Peter’s (JC). High old form. He and Weebawken at Snare Title School Field here. which scored its picked up three Joseph’s, Spartans Smith of St. Peter’s (Jersey City), Dong TDs for Queen of Peace. Marist. The Rosarians, with a first win of the Oct. H. (NB) caught O’Leary in the potent season 28, In another Joseph Browne addition to the St. Bene- a game, two Ba- In last 50 yards for third and this scoring punch of Art Horan. 64 win over defending North- yonne teams, Mt. Carmel and dict’s-South Side game, Del- made the difference between Tom D’Alessandro and Mike TM« STANDINGS Star of the battled - barton will be at Blair Acad- In the teams. moved into undis- Sea, to a 7 Laßruno, scoreless deadlock. Company Conference Southern Dlvltlan Nov. 3. Big '•my puted possession of first place Bergen finished third in the 00« 58th YEAR 1961 St. Benedict’s fought off an MADISON Second as place town Oct 27, Bayley-Ellard team standings with 113 Holy Family (Nutley) fcSftUt ° bid East to has points l % npset Jby Side post become the of com- topped the target will be anxious to avenge a and would have been right previously-unde- NEW YORK a 13-7 triumph Oct. 27, the petition in the Seven feated a i $ Institutional Big Con- 59-0 defeat inflicted last year with SL Peter’s and Essex had Boystown crew, 7-6, on Cray Bees’ fourth win in five ference now that DePaul has a last quarter score ttSES*® 3 At Its Bsst by St. Mary's, which was then Art and Tom Klein- by Art i o Dining games. South Side (34-1) its Blrkmeyer Cleaning Supplies ' completed league season rolling to the league title. St knecht with Zinicola, who also tallied the S } i 12-6 kept up Faherty • ASH • holds a decision against and nailed down CANS MATS • SOAR its first Mary's, which was Idle last as is their custom. all-important extra point. Northern Dlvlilon GILHULY'S East Side, further heighten- Blrkmeyer W L T • POLISH • • championship. „ , BROOMS week, has one win in five was almost seconds _ BRUSHES 30 behind HOLY 4-0 Hw7 Smut 4 0 0 RESTAURANT ing the interest. ROSARY, on the ■ontawß and BAR • WAX • Bayley-Ellard, which is cur- games and 1-3 in the league. Dave in 13th and Klein- 3io SPONOES • PAHS St. Benedict’s place season, can clinch a tie for the Quaen of P«ct ISO CM. 18ID Ralph Lilore, 1 rently in third, has an Immaculate Delicious Luncheons ud DLnnsn • oppor- Conception knecht about 45 seconds back Northern title St. Paul of Croaa 111 TOILET PAPES speedy junior halfback, raced with a victory. Holy family ill tunity to draw even with run- scored its first • points in four in 35th position. St. Mlehaol'a MOPPINO EQUIPMENT 85 with a kickoff Boystown, 3-1, needs tho win 0 3 0 yards return ner-up Our of the Mt. Carmel (JO Lady Valley games and did it with a flour- 0 3 0 PAPER • PAPER most to remain in contention. TOWELS • CUPS to feature the recent when the Golden Essex Bishops en- ish, routing Catholic, SMCIAL PACILITiIs Bee He St. Paul's (Jersey set ern Division FOR Gray victory. leads tertain St. Nov. City) champion St. PSIVATI PARTUS 278 Mary’s 4. Im- 33-13, in an independent game the Wayne Street North in scoring with stage for its big battle with Michael's (Union ACCOMMODATING II to M 1 Jersey maculate Conception will be at Oct. 28. Pat Quarto and City) on a Ed undefeated Sacred m Rlthfk Aiij af MM 63 points. in Slight Slip Heart (Jer- 60 yard run by Richie Carl- (t. Oratory another league Vay had two TDs apiece to NEW YORK CITY sey City) in two weeks. St. sen. St. Paul will game Nov. When St. Peter’s close out the - SETON HALL is 4. spark the Lions. That marked Prep taking a Paul’s routed St. Andrew’s with forced Lincoln into a tie four-game program Mt. week off after a sound the second win in six tries for trounc- IN ANOTHER (Bayonne), 40-0, to a tie Carmel game involv- Immaculate Sunday, it- helped to force gain (Jersey City). ing of Pope Pius, 34-0, Oct. 28. ing a Big Seven DePaul Conception and for first place in the Southern CYO club, the fourth loss in The Advocate’s football Defending champion St. It was Seton Hall’s fifth con- five games Division HOME REPAIRS will be at home to New Mil- with Sacred Heart. was dealt for Essex Catholic. predicting average below Aloysius a severe secutive win after an ford Pat Spitalctta r, opening Nov. 3. Our Lady of the the .800 mark for and Pete Paho- ° n mothem THI STANDINGS the first VuSnpjg tie with Bloomfield and it and led the winners TO * OOF AND ** V * Valley St. Luke’s will be pian with a THI ON marked fourth W L time since the opening mUMW the consecutive idle. n«p*ui* pair of touchdowns J. 4 o weekend. This apiece. MICHAEL HARRIS shutout win for the South O. L. VtUtr department Or- DePaul wasted 3 l A total of four games are HO MONTY UP little time Barlo-Kllard i 1 had 10 DOWN, TO 7 YIARI PAT school. In six of 13 correct, which INC. TO ange games, in showing that it is easily the Immaculate 1 a on tap Sunday at High School | j left the at 'Seton Hall has allowed St. Luka’a l a season standard just 20 class of the HIOH LEVEL • AITERATIONS conference when St.. Mary's 1 3 59 • OARAORS • right and 15 MASONRY • PATIOS points. Oratory • a wrong. • ATTIC ROOMS it met Our Lady of the • HIATINO • Valley That’s a .797 ROOFINO EXPERTS KITCHENS • TIU That •—Clinched champlonahla average. • RASEMINTS WORK ' sturdy defense, cou- in a battle of league unbeat- . • MON WORKS • SIDINO INDIVIDUAL SCOaiNO SHEET • ROOFING pled with the passing of METAL • lATHROOMS • quar- ens Oct. 28. The DORMERS • PAINTINO Spartans, TO PAT PH • STONE terback John Morrison and TOR FRONTS led by Doug Schroeder and Lanfrank. O. L Valley 7 a 44 CONSTRUCTION nn Schroedor, DePaul NOW AT BAY, NIGHT of Jim and 7 0 42 FOR ISTIMATI CAM SO running Colangelo Jim 32-0 CHURCHES, SCHOOLS MulvihiU, posted a DeVenxia, Bayley-Ellard 9 0 no 3-0040 OR Brian Hunt AND SUNDAY provide the offen- MulvihiU, DePaul a 0 18 America's ±\ INSTITUTIONS FIORE INC. triumph. Welet. St. Mary’s 3 0 IS WILLOW BROS,, 15 VQSI AVE.. sive IN JO. ORANGE power. Each side went into the Corvette SMCIAUSTS Dealer • with Residential - FOR THE SECOND straight struggle a 3-0 conference BROOK Roofing • week. St. standard, but DePaul showed school Leaders Peter’s (2-3-1) will KT. 23 A Gutters it had no intentions • be taking on a team intent of stum- Siding to WAYNE . upon capturing the Hudson bling cp route the crown. grid Capitalizing on about ev- EL 3-1700 County championship. Memo- just CL 6-3134 44S NEW rial (3-1-2) hasn’t lost in the ery break' of the first half, the slate POINT ROAD HIZAHTH. N.J. county and the Petreans would Wayne team ran up a 25-0 in- CORVETTES «utk like that record. termission and coasted ESTAHISHED I*l3 SAFETY to spoil edge (Advocate selection, In boldface! - to victory, They managed to put a Saturday, Nav. a in Lincoln's county title Delbarten at Blair crimp New at DePaul Save IN AN Milford MiJLuJui and eliminate Interesting sidelight, hopes their city South Side at St. ■enedlct'a w Schroeder scored two touch- Weehawken at Marttt rivals from any state recog- ftfO/BBCufy SETON HALL UNIVERSITY PROFIT downs to bring his league to- Sunday, Nav. 4 ;nition with a 18-19 standoff •Don Beece tal to at Pope Plus Oct. Tim Hawks 42 points, just two short ••SI. Mary's at Bayley-illard 28. and Ron ••Immaculate at SCHOOL OF of Bill Lanfrank of Our Oratory EDUCATION DeMilla, a couple of sopho- J-ady Beraen Catholic at Perdham Prep of the Valley, who saw Brooklyn Prep at St. Jeaeeti’a more starred for St. only Cardinal at J(k*t_ backs, token Spellman Quean of ■Peter's. action because of an in- Peace jury. Memerlal at St. Peter's z™hr7 ANNOUNCES •-Tri-County Catholic Conference Since DePaul has completed ••—Bla Seven Conference its league schedule, Schroeder ROUTE 17 (NORTH of ROUTE 4) REMEDIAL READING can not AND CYO to catch Lanfrank even Results Last Week • Explain if the little PARAMUS CO 1-7100 speedster doesn't Ae d,mT T KrVu7« o* 47} Bloomfield Avt. get back in the for tho ML READING \ lineup Don IMPROVEMENT New Girls' Rule Bosco 33, Queen of Peace 6 Caidwoll CA 4*4444 0 Orange team's remaining Big Immaculate 33. Eases Catholic 13 A Hackettatown 38. Bayley-Ellard 8 HO'N NEWARK Anew Seven rule, contest. River Dell 48, Beraen Catholic 11 St FOR: which will permit use of a Benedict's 11. East Side 7 ¥* St. Bernard’s 28, Oratory 0 ■a* “roving player," will go ANOTHER PLAYER who St. Joseph's 47. Marist 0 Into effect in girls’ basket- could figure In the individual St. Luke’s 20. New Milford 0 ELEMENTARY AND St. Michael's 38, Dickinson 12 VOLVO ball in the comiqg season scoring race, Bob DeVenzia of St. Peter's 18, Lincoln 18 Seton Hall 14, Pope Plus and the Newark 0 v oo Archdio- will have a HIGH Bayley-Ellard, now SCHOOL STUDENTS «VtvtvWft cat" cesan CYO will in 62 adopt it for chance to raise his 30-point BRIAKING A BOUIDIR \od TaV)\e its ct l^° leagues. total when the Bishops meet N«w B*lB Power Series tat f uc coaches and officials with U league game after this one. WHATEV 0^ the rule, the CYO has O? set Trying to recover from a demonstrations - up in each 38-6 pounding from Hackctts- November 27, 1962 March 1,1963 en»* of the four counties in the YOUR v>*l archdiocese. Mrs. Lillian at** Saton Hall offer* Durie, who coaches La- University afternoon program* In read- ccoa STATION WAGON ing for children and cordaire, will direct the J08... high »chool student* at It* reading clinics at which center, In South a girls’ HEADQUARTERS Unlveriity Campus, Orange, New Jersey. high school team will de- RENT Application* will be Inf ortoll-land Teit Drive A Volvo This Week) accepted until November 19, 1962. monstrate the rule. compronod air ofvlpmonf rtwauffc Interview* and will teiting be held In McQuald Hall, The New more Union clinic is engine ... lots University Campu*, South Orange, New planned Nov. 3 at 7:30 CO MHSTI Aft UNTAI HAM Jersey. at economy... stil] the same St. Michael’s Individual laolt (Elizabeth) MITAL BODIES or an Air tanfaf FROM $291 fabulous Swedish qualityl For and further The others will be Bergen, fadiag* of csfnproMor, fw.l, application Information, contact: All air laol and two Hooli far vv Nov. 8 at 8:30 p.m. at Holy Makes oaf* tiS/day. A product of luporß Mr. Angels (Fort Lee); Es- Anthony B. Suraci and Iwtdlih anilnoorlnf sex, Nov. 18 at Models Immaculate Seton Hall SAVINGS and Loan Conception (Montclair), and DAIJvRANKIN University Association Nov. 8 PACE PAUL'S South Hudson, 19 at m. MOTORS New p Orange, Jersey 40 Commerce Street Newark 2, N. J. Mitchell 3 0260 at the CYO Center, Jersey 47 CENTRAL AVE. MOTOR SALES Daily << 4 EAST ..fStkAvWL, Telephone: SO 2-9000 'e Wednesdays to 8 p m City. ORANGE R». 208 & Ooffls Road IST. I*l| Ext. 171 flttl PARKING At KINNff GARAGS Hawthorns HA 7-2530 ACROSS TMf StRUT 16 the advocate November 1, 1962 Back Canonization Causes Gift Serves as Memorial At Congress of Third Order DETROIT Resolutions urg- physical problems of hunger the To ing canonization of Rev. and housing, are two chal- Faithful Departed Stephen Eckert, O.F.M, Cap., lenges that must be faced up and Venerable John Neumann, to by every free man who The duty of a praying for our C.S.S.R., 19th-centuryBishop would practice the teachings deceased brethren is in the of Philadelphia, were adopted of Jesus Christ.” na- for ture of a the as the Third Order of St. consolation. It is a Society Propagation Fran- Jink that unites us with the of the Faith cis held its ninth congress here MRS. LESTER Auberlin of dead by which we this week. Detroit became the first wom- can still Archdiocese of Newark: ■peak to them and for Other resolutions called for an to receive the Third Order’s pray Most Rev. Martin W. S.T.D. them. The practice back Stanton, the naming of St. Joseph of national Peace Award. goes Rev. John F. Davis to the earliest days of Chris- Cupertino, already patron of Given annually for contribu- 31 Mulberry St., Newark 3, N. J. Phone MArket 2-2803 aviators, to be patron tions to the cause of the tianity. Honrs: of work- peace, Good works Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. ers in the medal to Mrs. go along with space technology was presented Diocese of Paterson: Auberlin and at this time of field, and provided that the for her work with Rt. Rev. William F. Louis MISSION Chair World year, when the Church is re- Msgr. DISPLAY - A display on the African missions was sponsored at Seton Hall of Unity Octave, held Medical Relief. membering the souls 24 DeGrasse St, Paterson 1. N. J. Phone 4-0409 University as of Mission Week the Delta Beta each January, will be of- Mrs. Gertrude of the ARmory part by Chi fraternity. over the an Flynn of Ho- Hours: Looking faithful Catholics Dally, 9 a.m. to S p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. exhibit of the ficial part of the organiza- vice-treasurer departed, Maryknoll Sisters are, left to right, George Ring, Joseph Monfiletto and boken, of the often Donations to tion’s provide memorials for the Society for the Propagation Rev. John F. Davis, assistant of for the program for church was of the director the Society Propagation of the Faith Conventual Franciscans, the dead. Faith income tax unity. are deductible. in the Newark Archdiocese. elected to a five-year term on It is possible to enroll de- the Third Order’s federated AN EXPERT on racial rela- parted souls in the Society for council. also the poorer side. tions told delegates that it is the Propagation of the Faith, “He knows that most of the of impossible for a end these souls may share in Apostleship Prayer Catholic lay- have four man to concern WEEK-END RETREATS the works and merits people only walls Mission himself with of the Appeal his missionaries. and a thatched roof for a own spirituality without FOR THE LAITY home, and while make also concerning himself with It is also possible to make many In S . SPEND A WEEKEND WITH 000 fine appearances the clothes Orange the problems of international gifts to the society in memory wear the Rev. John F. Davis will Wisdom, for peace and the treatment For: MEN, they are ones WOMEN, of the faithful and only Courage of departed, make Pope an on they have,” writes a Capuchin appeal behalf minority groups. In this way spread the word of HUSBAND and WIFE Father. He also that the of the Society for the Prop* God while the says Msgr. William Quinn »«■ at same time ■Ration November General Intention: tually been the Fa- of Woman's Rstrsat, Nov. 22-21 people as a rule are “poor of the Faith oa made, Holy director asking God’s on tho Chicago, of the U. S. Conduced by tbs monks of blessings and but Nov. 4 at Our Lady of Sor- Success of the Council ther, in human weakness and Morning Offering dead. simple, very happy. Catholic Bishops' Committee Saint Pool's Abboy “Since the soil is fish- rows, South Orange, * • • lack of divine foreknowledge, poor, Msgr. O Jesus, through the Immac- on Migrant said: risaio molts rsssrvations oorly is John H. “That the must sometimes feel that the Workers, ing one of the main occupa- Byrne, pastor. Supreme Pontiff, ulate Heart of "The Writs for a Mary, I offer requirement of the Informatloa toi Chapel Sign tions and the chief Bishop the of the council, in its visible complex- source of Stanton, society by special help Holy Thee my prayers, of the DIRECTOR Ol> RETREATS works, Joys dignity human re- food. thanks ity and inner is an being, Old-time ovens do tho director, Msgr. Spirit may preside over the tensions, and sufferings of this for gardless of color Qutan of Paoco Rstrsot Houto Of HealProgress almost day or na- cooking and sleeping mats Byrne and other pastors of council with wisdom and cour- unmanageable group. all the intentions of St. Pool's Abbsy, Nowton, NJ. But he knows Thy Sa- tionality, plus alleviation of A visitor to Guam would see take the archdiocese for that is the that his human the place of beds. making age”— grace sought cred Heart, in union with the some people in these weakness is complemented dressing Amer- “The most consoling is appeals possible. in November when we by Sacrifice sight pray the Holy of the Mass ican style and would the While the again for the “Success of the strength of Christ. No mat- recognize chapel. people throughout the world, in rep- a house here and there in lack Council.” ter how vigorously certain mat- LADIES CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION modern conveniences, the aration for my sins, for the in- of former Thomas ters are argued, there place huts. cross and the remind McGettrlck, “we have In this month then we may tentions of all chapel pray be our associates, A Legal Reserve Fraternal Ufe Yet, a veteran the for some a spirit of unity and of Insurance Society missionary, the missionary that his people sought conversion of the not just intention of loy- for the reunion of Christen- aware of alty to the of the some progress, sees are rich in the pagan masses through the Holy Father but for tho leadership FOR growing only schools, dom, and in particular for suc- THE WHOLE FAMILY Father himself. Holy Father. wealth that really counts hospitals and leprosy relief. Holy cess of the council. May Ittablbhed |« 1(90 the wealth of friend- Having started this latter work It was the every Catholic, young • spiritual Holy Father, Pope • • and old, offer Opportanltie* In State* ship with God. in 1945, we have now, I think, John who called together the every prayer Twenty-eight and Canoda fan the and work, joy and of For information about the & "Your continued help is ac- largest Catholic leprosy re- council. suffering FULL TIME HELD REPRESENTATIVES Borgos Borgos lief scheme every day that God, the complishing much on Guam. in the world.” HOI7 Apostleship of Prayer write Three THERE MUST HAVE been Ghost, grant our Holy Father PART TIME FIELD Insurance Please continue to give us leper settlements, to the Archdiocesan REPRESENTATIVES what can.” complete with many times when it seemed special help of wisdom and Director, you hospital facili- Applicant* Catholic and *end of all kinds courage in the council. Seton men women may pertenal ties, care for patients. eh impossibility to co-ordinate Apostleship of Prayer, reiume toi Mr*. Dorothy La they, Supreme the • • • Recorder 593 KEARNY AVENUE Nigerian See “Owing to disfigurement in- preparatory committees Hall University, South Or- cidental and settle on a definite Mission 305 West to the disease, some coun- Intention: Sixth Street, Erie, Pennsylvania KEARNY, N. j. Aids ange. Lepers 3,000 persons have no hands to cil program. Protection From Materialism 010(01 J. BOIOOS Now that work nor feet to walk on. For a beginning has ac- A HUT H. BLAZE Ogoja Diocese in East Ni- the most WIIUAM J. GLACCUM geria has a population more part they have to be housed and clothed. Last than one million and covers year Annual an American Appeal 7,640 square miles. orthopedic sur- In Need came here Time of “Here,” writes Bishop geon to try to re- store fingers and hands. He By Boystown has done wonders, but cannot Consult Your Catholic Funeral KEARNY New Jeriey Director go the whole and way perform Boystown has begun its annual rawftjsr?.* miracles. His a GOOD Whose and wife, reg- Christmas appeal to the resi- INCOME U careful understandingservice is in accord with istered and five you tarmt your nv- nurse, chil- dents of New Jersey. Rev. Rob- dren are here with him. sVjX the traditions Mother Church ert P. Egan, Boystown direc- AKNUtTY of Holy “I have to try to keep this tor, has announced. Yea great work of charity going, There are 100 boys, aged 10- and that is one reason I am 18, of all races, creeds and MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME WILLIAM INC. asking you for help. The other nationalities at Boystown. SCHLEMM, i* fednntmc. 102 FLEMING need is to train leaders About half of them are educat- BERGEN COUNTY AVENUE 2200 HUDSON BIVD. good • A I | J. so that for lack of education ed In the grammar school la am NEWARK, N. UNION CITY, N. J. the MArket states here do not con- there and the other half are 3-0514 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE WILLIAM tinue to go wrong. Unless educated in nearby high SCHLEMM, • JOHN MAYWOOD BOGOTA F. MURPHY MANAGER Christian missions get down to schools. SOCIETY OF LITTLE FERRY 480 SANFORD AVENUE 7-1000 the problem and open more The annual cost of operating UNion THE DIVINE WORD ' N. J. and more high schools to feed Boystown, according to Father HUbbard 7-3050 NEWARK, james a. McLaughlin Aanslty Dept GRAKD, PA. EStex 3-6053 the universities that are is 591 JERSEY many Egan, $125,000. VOLK FUNERAL HOMES AVENUE springing it will dis- up, spell TEANECKi TE JOHN J. QUINN JERSEY CITY, N. J. aster.” 6-0202 FUNERAL HOME Oldfield 3-2266 BOGOTA: HU 9-2202 ERITREA: AN (INFRKNDLV 323-329 PARK AVENUE ' Missioner Once WIND JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC ORANGE, N. J. ' 539 BERGEN AVE. WHERE'S ERITREAT A thorny ipUnter of 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 3 Prisoner of Reds mounUin-ani- ORonge 4348 JERSEY N. 4«Mrt CITY, J. - running alone tho Rod Soa In northeastern Africa, man RIDGEWOOD, N. J. The efforts of a veteran KIERNAN FUNERAL JOHN J. et /h Erythraeum"—oo tho ancient Romans Gilbert 4-7650 HOME CARTY, American in A missionary the called tho Rod Soa 101 UNION MANAGER Chinese and so Eritrea AVENUE of »** f ound GORMLEY FUNERAL colony Inchon, - IU name HOMS ... After World War BELLEVILLE, N. J. HEnderson 4-0411 Korea, are not ham- being 11. this former Italian colony 335 UNION STREET pered the with PLymouth 9-3503 by ever-present and llc EARL F. BOSWORTH *enUe people was federated with HACKENSACK. NJ. FRANK McGEE frequently ominous shadow of Ethiopia onder Emperor Halle Selas- HUbbard 7-1010 311 WILLOW AVENUE communist North Korea. This 525 SUMMER AVENUE . sie. Sometimes called the “lost N. J. Mary knoll prov- CLIFFORD HOBOKEN, priest, Rev. Joseph ince.” Eritrea's Inhabitants H. PEINECKE NEWARK, N. J. P. aro very Oldfield 9-1455 McCormack, is a former poor and 1321 TEANECK HUmboldt have few educational oppor- ROAD 2-2222 Oldfield of the communists. 9-1456 prisoner tunities . From WEST . . Teronqua Elsberet ENGLEWOOD, N. J. MURRAY When Father McCormack FATHER CUBRON BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME UORE sends his FRANCIS X. FUNERAL SERVICE first went to Inchon in 1960 to poirnant plea: FAHEY, Jir Fdlirr) "It hurts one to cele- 41 Ave. Monuments mod# work Hofy Minim AjJ Manager MICHAEL J. MURRAY, Highland of granite from the Rock of among the 3,200 Chinese -brate Mass In such a Ages lit Ormul Chunk ramshackle TE 7-2332 Director Jersey City, N. J. residents of his mission, fir atructure.” Constructed E. of fragile na- Charles Quarry L. Smith Barre Guild there tive this A. Stevens, Quarry Monuments. was only one Catholic materials, little Church has been repeatedly shattered THOMAS J, DIFFILY 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE them. by the seMoaal among Now, every Sun- heavy rains . . . After each Manager big windstorm the 41 AMES BLOOMFIELD, NJ. people of AVENUE 3-6446 day more than 150 persons Teronqua Elsberet must get to work 3-2527 DElaware VISITORS WELCOME putting back the N. J. PI crowd the mission's part of the crude bulldlnr that haa RUTHERFORD, tiny blown away . . . Will you Our the WEbiter MURPHY FUNERAL HOME monufocturing plant and chapel make amount—to 9-0098 to meet this 69-year-old sacrifice—any help FATHER UORE make iMRI showroom at 129 Ridgo Road, veteran China Us Church a more worthy DIRECTORS MORRIS COUNTY missionary. place for the Holy Sacrifice of the HENNESSEY North Arlington, Is opon sovon W,l roof 40 b ck GRACE MURPHY They learn about God from ho,d * unfriendly winds wIU cost days a week. i* .*"!* FUNERAL HOME who #4,500 ... But the parishioners of WILLIAM T. NEELY someone can preach, in- Teronqua Elsberet have never I GUILD! seen so 232 KIPP AVENUE BERMINGHAM much money. Just 500 • struct and even joke in their persons sending «5 for Father 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE Uore make HASBROUCK FUNERAL will his wish come true N. J. HOME own native tongue- Currently . . . What a wonderful me- HEIGHTS, J. morial NEWARK, N. T1» BAMS OUIID Cortifkato of I an for a loved one! ATlai 8-1362 249 SOUTH MAIN STREET additional 85 persons are HUmboldt b 3-2600 OoaSty ■ binding guarantee «o f* Guoranlood N. J. , under instruction preparing for WHARTON, *• pawhooor and hoirt kb for- | IHoaseksspuf, Baptism. GORNY 8 CORNY FOxcroft 6-0520 aad o» mi for times. No stronger IN MEMORY OF Father McCormack GRANDMOTHER KSIX COUNTY MORTUARY eooroofio Im your preyers also re- member deceased TEMPESTS • IE MANS • GRAND PRIX Bloomfield Serrans these, your priestsi SAVINGS NOW Open Mass Series EARN EASIEST PAYMENTS • FINEST SERVICE Netcark Used Cars Also Financed BLOOMFIELD—A series of ... MORE WITH AtIjow Bates PLUS wonderful selection of Vocation Masses DIVIDENDS Used Cart monthly Rev. George D. O’Neill, sponsored by the Serra Club Nov. 4, 1902 COMPOUNDED PAID HUDSON COUNTY of Bloomfield Oct. 27 Rev. Thomas AND NATIONAL BANK 988 BROADWAY opened J. McEnery, at St. Thomas the Apostle Nov. 4. 1934 JERSEY EVERY CITY Church with an attendance of 3 MONTHS! Very Rev. Martin Gessner, BAYONNE BAYONNE about 500 children from WEEHAWKEN fTrophy the Nov. 5, 1912 of the HOBOKEN - upper grades grammar Rev. W. O. NORTH BERGEN M HE 7*4900 Joseph Delahanty, UNION CITY PONTIAC/ school. GUTTENBERG Carm., Nov. 5, 1961 Open Evenings Later Masses are scheduled Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard 11. for each of the parishes in Ter Woert, Nov. 6, 1932 the club district, which com- Rev. James J. Kelly, Nov. 7, NOW OPEN prises Bloomfield, Belleville, 1945 North Newark, Nutley, Lynd- Rev. John E. Holton, Nov. 8, m.ooij/Si\u) hurst and Rutherford. Rev. 1926 John Davis, club chaplain, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Timothy M. CURRENT will give a sermon at each 1941 TEANECK Donovan, Nov. 8. ANNUAL Mass. Rev. Thomas Seton Long, NURSING 0.5.8., Nov. 8, 1952 DIV!DENO SALE! Air Cooling Project Paterson HOME . . . PLUS 10 EXTRA ST. LOUIS (NC) The St. Very Rev. Msgr. Lalor R. Mc- THIS WEEK Louis Cathedral, one of the Nov. 5, DIVIDEND ONLY AT LANE'S INC. Laughlin, 1958 DAYS largest churihes In the Tfce slHnata la warm, caatid- world, anew Received On Or concept •rata panoaalliad is air conditioned at a COMPLITI Savings Before nn • being . | TRAVIL la . of »// ARRANO(MINTS In the »H* Mttiaf. Oar faalllMaa la- cost $360,000. i ~ treatment BIG TIRE and Kor ra.crv.tlon. and tick- NOVEMBER 10 diMla an WHEEL ’’ rasabita physical tad DEAL) for all etc Oomaatlo and •nd rehabilitation raaraatiaaal tWapln; flaaat . forelm traval. EARN From , Also apcclallata In taadi and ipacial dlati __ art pra- \v Pllarlm.a.. «• Domaitlc la NOVEMBER of the Hjad atalalaaa itaal Utchaas. I and Paralsn Shrlnat 1 All satlaati laval. convalescent aa aaa Rapla- <5O REWARD tarad PATRICK aaraaa carry aat yaur awa SUBURBANITE NYLON r?x~rrvp; and TO ANY APPLIANCE McAERMOTT hparlancad Cam- TIRES chronically ill •trallad 2 WINTER PURCHASER TRAVEL SERVICE 100 MAIN STREET IF GOLDKLANG'S CANT HACKENSACK MUTUAL SAVINGS NEW WHEELS (P.O. BLDO.) LODI AND GIVE YOU THE BEST LOAN ASSOCIATION. TUNICK NUMINQ ORnorr 1-IIM Write or Phone HOMI CAR DEAL 2 TO FIT YOUR IN ALL NEW YORK RapraaantaUvaai 242 STATE ST.co*nh SALEM - NACHMSACX, N. J. 1104 TIANICK Mr. Jaaaah p. R... W>, TIANICK, NJ. n HKUKMcrt acai nmacM. enesini Brochure OR NEW JERSEY Mr. JaMph K.rwln f for . Narfli \v rarlli "« N, »" u of * af Ravta 4 TANARUS«I-14M ALL 00 Mr. Pafrltfc «. McD.rm.lt IIV n OO— «U wtmr tomtom ** • ■t Aouuai'i Church acTora Hart's What 714 K 14 Goldklang's Offars BlackwaU □ Loweit prices based on our plua U« co-operative 114-store pur- chasing power. ONLY w«dl«N*- □ Franchise dealer on every- 10 EXTRA tubeless thing we sell. □ Authorized Hatckantack, N.J. Ml Snew Vm* FREE—Factory e free *tara*a Service. INTEREST DAYS HU Wfc«n Ye* 7-3000 frM Mwatlai a □ FREE DELIVERY. Want >• M-00 D» w * G FREE Home Demonstra- e Bay Na«r...Oaly TIMES A YEAR FREEZER Till May Oa Oa tion H OWNERS • No Payaiaat And Most Tour Car Important No down 4 months to TC* many ... pay! □ FREE Lemon Exchange with a Savings Account Wlnt' r T,r ” Guarantee. Full of *uy.„ If your appll- Hindquarter ance requires fflWif excessive riSur' “Iff& ND^£ service we will exchange ,or U. S. Choice RTBeter it for a brand new one Beef traction In a mo a •• " wU -*« sealed carton. We give Custom cut into dEJt you enough delicious this in writing. " Sirloins, fIOOOYEAR Unuaualt Yaa, thaaa tha Porterhouses, roasts, stew, pSS but art roaaona Ooldklano'a la In builnatt beef, chopped beef, etc. to serve ban- •var ID yaart. meals quet to the average family for LOOK AT THISI aAKOAINSt Laraait Salactlon at Zanllh . four months. • ol Flash-freezing, freezer, PhlUo • KCA . Admiral TV Sala In Every single month’s a bonus month at The Trust Company. Makt all aliaa ; and and all modal! wrapping delivery included. Portabla TV, It" 117.tl your savings deposits during the first 10 days of any month —earn Portabla TV Kamota Control Mt.fl interest from the first of that month-on balances of $lO or more. Start TERMS Zanllh 11" Consola. Ivory modal In AVAILABLE with as little as in atock and to undartall $5. Come to any of our 12 GOOD/YEAR prlcad all offices (open Monday campalltlon. 6 8 - save hoc ON TlUt evenings to P.M.) or by mail. We pay both jHOMPMCU OOOOYUR THAN ON ANT Frloldalra • KCA postage OTHU KINO Whirlpool • Ol ways. • Hamilton • Waitlnohouio Katrla- oratora Waahara. Dryara. NoaoDY matchis oua paicss Jersey City LANE’S Jimmy Harrlnoton, Salaa Mar. Hoboken ESC. Dam want the best Maoolo, Mdao. Mar. // you ... Weehawken 659 CommunipawAve., GOLDKLANG'S Trust Union City Jersey City Company West New York 458 m)|J is the B'way, Bayonne Secaucus place 21st DE Opp. W. St. FE 8-1717 3-6300 of New Jersey Mimbfr Ftdtral Of will TERMS or CASH Insurant* Corporation. Open Mon., Thurt, Prl. til t P.M. THE 18 ADVOCATE November 1, 1962 ESSEX COUNTY TAX DOLLAR Covers Much Ground, Many Services Freeholders Responsible COUNTY OF ESSEX For And Providing ANALYSIS OF 1962 EXPENDITURE DOLLAR Maintaining Efficient County Government Within Tax Revenues Newark, November 1 ‘‘The WORK people of Essex County not only have the right COOPERATIVE but also the MOSQUITO desire to know the disposition of the COMMISSION t .006 CORRECTIONAL money OTHER AND PENAL in taxes.” So • 003 $.009 they pay states James L. COUNTY McKenna, PENITENTIARY AND JAIL $ .044 director of the Essex PROBATION DEPARTMENT County board of Freeholders who, .0.21 YOUTH HOUSE m keeping with this .010 • governing body’s established policy GUIDANCE CENTER of .003 $.071 making informative reports to the public, has made available the accompanying chart for the information of all county taxpayers. V\ The chart SCHOOLS illustrates how every county tax dollar has VOCATIONAL A been SCHOOLS 0 4l partitioned to make it stretch as far as in possible COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS '.OOl $ .042 providing the many essential services required to properly administer the affairs of the county. The board, according to Mr. has received JCS m McKenna, (• DEBT SERVICE numerous requests from county residents for just such \ v. OF payment BONOS AND INTEREST. ETC. t a as 057 report contained in the expenditure analysis m capital improvements Tot $ .OSS reproduced here. As director, he has been chosen to speak for his fellow Freeholders in expressing thanks to the people of Essex for their interest in .the important work performed by all the members of the board in HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES their efforts to and maintain the HIGHWAYS AND consistently provide BRIDGES $ 032 best SHADE TREE COMMISSION possible county government at all times. ], !oOS $ .037 Mr. McKenna furtherstated that the board wants to assure all the people of Essex that the Freeholders welcome GENERAL COUNTY and appreciate the interest of the public in GOVERNMENT $ .Q2f| all county matters and will continue to make periodic reports to them in the press throughout the county. RECREATION-PARK COMMISSION $ .047 Rates: ' 1 insertion 40c per line 4 inser- tions 38c per line. Minimum 3 lines. DVOCATE Deadline: Monday 4 P.M. CLASSIFIED Write MARKET PLACE to The Advocate | 31 Clinton St., Newark, N.J. UlAkiTCn cniAir WANTED FEMALE HELP AUTO DEALERS - NEW CARS AUTO DEALERS - NEW CARS AUTO SERVICE « REPAIRS MOVING & STORAGE UPHOLSTERERS REAL ESTATE AGENTS W* RAVE OPENINGS FOR PACKANACK LAKE FEMALE-STENO CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH - VALIANT G. Klt< recovered leatherette M. Tranjmiision Service ten chair* In ROSEIUE IMMEDIATE ENGEL BROTHERS setter and stronger than Guaran- occupancy TYPIST SARGENT new. excellent condition MOTORS INC. SIMCA Plymouth. Ford. Chevrolet. teed split 90 30. In plastic 94.30. , „ Bulck. Okie- INCORPORATED not to H L. R with mobile, Cadillac, make auto; Sets i 2 *: .* f/place. any we PAUT LOADS LOADS Parlor reupholstered. For honest GORCZYCA AGENCY DB, eat-ln SECRETARY Authorized REZZA MOTORS INC. will lnatall a rebuilt or FULL Kitchen. full basement. tranamiaaton. guar e»‘tmates on all upholstery work call p*llo. .forms * SALES A SERVICE anteed 6 month*. 1 price quoted, Direct Van Service to All 50 States • REALTORS • INSURERS screen.. 323.900. MALE - SALES Authorized Sale* Service no OLdfleld 9 7113 Pert* upa; E-i. terms. 1-day service. 331 LOW ALTON H. BOLLINGER 88 ni $29/100 M*rtsai*l frem I'AS 1Uaft *31,900 to $BO.OOO wmoom MS: TO i SALES AGENTS! PAYMENT THE BOYLE STONEY BROOK COMPANY, FOR YITS! SASY FINANCING FOR NON-VITf I 30 ESTATES 355 Jersey Av*, YR. MTGIS. ELlzabath‘S-4300 SICOMAC N. J. AVI., WYCKOFF, Medals open sassy day. CWLfTON u-ltta • I l*p new • 3 tMdtn Mint • 21* DIRECTIONS: West Routo 4j 1 mil* ft. mmM nM • • ' on to Rout* 20*. proceed fMiy HtMiu 2S»ftM*U«*M Rout* SO* for 7 mile* Russell on to Are. overpass, continue t* ■arris • VmV under enrptu and boar rtstat onto Rueaell Ae*.s l«ti HUM • m kitb • 31 ft. knIURRit stN*s proceed on Ruimll *18,500 Avo. on over**!* iback over Rout* BO*) and continue to Sicomae Are. «l! • • NO EXTRAS! <>» Slcomac Avej abort dletanc* •LINWOOO AttlcMpran I*" to eablblt home. Open IM.IT.IIVU - ( everyday except Monday. MMI mu* • } bedrooms • MiM • 4 APPLIANCES DtMECnONfc Routs M (Monts 1 fcmHr mom • Vi OV Uheped INCLUDED Olen View S. MBKBMIAN A CO., INC. AvsJ right on Park Avs. 2tk mNso ta iwnrdWm i6 (t kitchoo Raaltors Modal*. On Ro oat Sooth Orsngs • • CITY SEWERS Development Cos. - Sale* Asentt • Mthed dm • in betht • Builders 477 Stain St., Hackensack M tMfflM • NO EXTRAS! • EVERY CONVENIENCE NEARBY HUbbard 71100 When Visiting sunrise These Homes * VUM ° * VB * OF|l * T< Remember * 10 * WCCAtUMNA .„ (Roxbury Township) N. J. JERSEY DIRECTIONS: Route 10 west to Eylend REALTY agency I OR: Rout* 46 West to Route 10 (Ledge- P Trip # w* To Mention UNION “,! . ' Circle); East on Rt'lO for'fo at Gu f titlon * tt)i m le * to Cylend Ave. (at Gulf Station): MU 7-9130 turn leftuftT1 mile|| to! Sunrisec °2Perk ' turn right 1 mile to Sunrise Park. THE ADVOCATE —, m mm PREMIERE SHOWING m '\r. vN / V/ \ l ; • i Vc y. « / w Brick front/Ovarilxa Scianca garaga/Beautlful kitchan with built-in ovan, couniar and axhauit top range fan/ipacious living room with Bow window/larga '■ '"iii,,..-‘i'll 1 dining room. THE MONROF' . — “THE WASHINGTON" Colonial Split-Level -— , m Colonial 2-Story **THE " "ss" MADISON" "THE JEFFERSON 518.2J10 Colonial Split-Level Colonial 2-Story re ° INCLUDES Che 0f Perf#Ction her< in a FEDDERS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING MiT E? b#outlful Po *- »‘«"0 th« desirable Burnhom 0 k section an , J , ... established residential area In NO unsurpassed prestige, environment and convenience. CLOSING COSTS - LOW DOWN PAYMENT Anew school Is grade adjacent ... and well other schools are as as CITY SEWERS - neaity, houses of worship Morris- CITY WATER & GAS - PAVED » foc,l,t ond shopp,n e * complete STREETS - - CURBS - 75x150 FT. community . SIDEWALKS "Z ' advantages .. smart country dubs and golf MONTHLY eourm ... and express tram snf LANDSCAPED bus ond - commuting vio the electrified D.L.&W. Roilroad. LOTS IDEAL FOR COM- IZ# PAYS ALL MUTING ONLY 62 MIN. TO NEW YORK COLONIAL 2-STORY VIA FREQUENT EXPRESS AIR CONDITIONED ... SPLIT LEVEL include* ... AND RANCH HOMES principle, BUSES. ON WOODED, SCENIC PLOTS OF inter ail, taxes and 15,000 SQ. FT. & LARGER Imuranc# 30 OTHER MODELS RANCH Custom-crafted - 1 STORY - 81-LEVEL *16,990 with a weolth of luxuryfeatures 8 9 ond rooms ... 3 and 4 bedrooms baths ... 2Zx • Caloric woll . . built-in oven and counter-top range Hotpoint Dishwasher full PRH COLOR holl , . . . . . basement . . . center BROCHURE, Coll MArk.t 4-SS73 (N. J.) panelled room or recreation and 8 . . . fomily room . Doll, Sunday, A M. to I f.M. or Writ. „ log-burning fireplace 2-car double- Wynn.tfl.ld, course . . . . garage . . . D.pt, O-4, cedar shingle exteriors with brick front. Al J 2 Nail Av.nu., LaLtwood, N.w J.n.y. DIRECTIONS, o rmm NORTH JERSEY. T.ko O. S. p.rkw.r xI L ‘il»n uk * Roui. u .outh 18 mil*, to \ Rout.§*“£ SS« *,at R r.ehold , R.c.tr.ek, go .nt on llout. SJ U’.rk A*..) 1 nil. to Rout. turn 7b I South St), ri.ht *o t mil. to ln Morrl.town Centtr ond South St.) > ' a'*•, J° ««» *•»* t LoCU‘' S, r Bht °" Locu,t St Hlll> on Hiller*, Ave. to Dorottw Drlv# qnd l.ft Vo Atod.f ' '; ' ' ——— \s ./ FREEHOLD, N. J. A noth, r Quality Community by U, S. Horn. & Sides D.v.lopm.nt Corp., J 2 N.ll Avo., lak.wood, N.J. Agent: INC. e MU 6-2300 ___ ZEHNBAUER, 20 THE ADVOCATE November 1, 1982 Seton Hall Names Advisory Board SOUTH ORANGE - The for- port of the professional, busi- mation of a 14-member Board ness and industrial communi- of Advisors, composed of lead- ties. ing figures from the business “Asa result, the presidents world, has been announced by of private institutions of higher Msgr. . John J. Doughtery, education are enlisting in president of Seton Hail Uni- greater measure distinguished versity. citizens of these communities Msgr. Dougherty explained for advice and counsel.” that the board would advlso on long-range physical de- THE CHARTER members of velopment of the university the Seton Hall board include and also on possible innova- Orville E. Beal, president, tions in the curriculum. It will Prudential Insurance Cos.; hold regular with Thomas The meetings, Butler, president, INSTITUTE SODALITY - Leo L. the first scheduled for next Grand Union Cos.; Mark An- Msgr. Mahoney, archdiocesan director of ex- amines the for sodalities, week. ton, chairman, Suburban Pro- program the Oct. 28 institute at Seton Hall MESSAGE FROM Thomas F. University College, Newark, ROME - Msgr. Mulvaney, moderator of the Archdiocesan pane Gas Leonard with, left to Arthur Council of Cos.; Drey- right, Mannebach, president of the New York Federation of Sodal- Catholic Men, holds the sent “IT IS cablegram by Archbishop Boland from Rome A recognized fact,” fuss, president, United Adver- ities; Dolores Hazewski of Notre Staten to be read Dame College, I. DiFonzo, execu- at the Solemn on Oct. 28. left "that Island; Mary Vespers With him, to right, are Alexander S. Msgr. Dougherty said, tising Corp.; C. Malcolm Da- tive secretary of the New York the future federation, and Loretta Biczak, prefect of the Seton Hall Gentile, state commander, Catholic War Veterans; James A. vicar of private colleges vis, president, Fidelity Union The Msgr. Hughes, gen- University sodality. Institute was to col- eral, and James member of Fourth and universities will in a large Trust Cos.; designed provide leadership training for Seratella, the Degree Color Guard, Msgr. Doane lege sodalities in the measure metropolitan area. Miss Di Fonzo the address. Man- General of Columbus. depend upon the sup- Also, Joseph F. Igoe, presi- gave keynote Assembly, Knights nebach lead dent, Igoe Brothers Cos.; Wil- a panel discussion. Veterans’ liam H. Keith, president, Na- Sends Day tional State Bank; John R. 2 Assistants Archbishop Message Kennedy, president, Federal Prayer Asked Paper Board Cos.; Assembly- man Elmer M. Matthews of Transferred RECESS! WASHINGTON (NC) The Essex County; James L. Mac- NEWARK To ACCM - The Chancery Service assistant director of the Vet- Vesper withey, director of re- Office this public week announced the erans Administration chaplain lations, NEWARK A Bristol-Myers Cos.; transfer of two assistant /fpV ENJOY... message region. The archdiocesan of- societies and give them, service has urged that Veter- pas- from Boland Also, J. Nevins tors. Archbishop was ficers and executive board will ana Mcßride, through their leaders, a broad- Day, Nov. 11, be a day of read to the members president, The Mcßride Agen- Both of the 1,200 of begin their sessions at the er view of what the prayer throughout the nation. appointments the Archdiocesan Lay Apos- cy; Emil A. archi- effective Council of Chancery Office next week. tclate Msgr. W. Schmidlin, were Oct. 31. is, a clearer idea of Joseph Hartman East Mrs. Catholic Men who attended a Thomas F. tect, Orange; Hen- Rev. Thaddeus G. Rembisz Msgr. Mulvancy, what is needed for said in a Solemn the special message: New York has Vesper Service in hon- archdiocesan moderator, said Church’s ry Schwarts, City, been transferred from Sa- welfare today and a “There are who or of the many still and William J. Feast of Christ the that the courses Stoutenburgh, cred Heart Church, are being new confident so that their of service in Irvington, mean spirit, scars King on Oct. carry partner, C.J. Devine and Cos. 28 at Sacred given by 12 men who to St. Adalbert’s, Elizabeth, recently societies can. contribute their maimed Heart Cathedral bodies. For and Rev. attended training sessions at significantly to the mission of Eugene H. Rafer has The these we must not only give CATHOLICISM in- MILK vesper service was held Worcester, Mass. Christ was not been transferred from St. In the community and thanks but also our troduced into as the ACCM was prayers Australia until Adalbert’s to St. launching a “After the training has been archdiocese. and Patrick’s, of institutes support. 1795. program for lay given on the regional level,” Jersey City. EACH SESSION lasts two leadership on a regional and Msgr. Mulvaney said, “It will archdiocesan hours and discussion level. Three re- then be brought to the parish uses have held session techniques to explore gions already their level.” Its objective is to help first of seven weekly institutes. revitalize the various Catholic the facts and problems in such Six others will begin within the issues as communism, federal next three weeks. aid to education, racial jus- TUT In his message cabled from Israeli Bonds tice, leadership techniques, Rome, the Archbishop said, spiritual formation, the lay- to the To Aid man’s role in the Church and “Greetings you cm oc- Hospital casion of your vesper service parish programming. PASSAIC St. Mary's Hos- at Sacred Heart CathedraL My At a meeting of the Esscx- pital last week received two blessings to one and all and Montclair region Oct. 26, a I will be with State of Israel bonds valued you in spirit resolution was rec- at $l,OOO from Frederick J. adopted on this occasion.” ommending that all affiliates Kaiser of Passaic in payment of the council volunteer to the ATTENDING THE institutes of a 26-year old “debt.” mayors of their respective E are the officers and members Kaiser had decided to aid communities to serve on civ- of the executive board of each the hospital at the time of the birth ilian defense units. mm of his son, Frederick Jr., in 1936. Last week, he Members of the group 43 Received also voted the presented the bonds to Sister to expand com- HERE'S HOW TO PUT: Eileen Teresa, hospital admin- mittee ayatem on the regional *.'7£X.sloo WINNERS In level 'MM Third Order istrator. to parallel that of the Na- *Y.fy rH .bit Ac*.. .« be Primiano— >m ««. mmkw, you gU. « Doima *. Coih Sister Eileen said that the tional Council of Catholic Men. Sp»M Cord. Ivory *P»« Canh Cord boo • ROCHELLE PARK The w*** will Martha L»vetH-» Tarrant, (. Rutherford mydory letter. C. A. S or H. CeAed mA an* Third bow}i not be redeemed Order of St. Francis of r®» km all four lottery. C, A, H id «oS and that “St. Mary’s is pleas- Mr*. Groce N. omm Mr Houm Sacred Heart Lyons—** »., ghru H food store Is Addaii your Sot.. No. ] . loin Our oat of Tiger, ask tho CM* I Coupon Expiree Sot., Nee. 3 Expires Sat., Nov. 3 lur Shopping loudly limit 1 kr Shopping Fondly * Coupon 1963 Club Now & Por Por dealer to reorder. It's TiGER Shopping Fondly. 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