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1967- A Year Of Much Change In Archdiocese By Rev. L. Marvin Read in .suburban southeast Denver. North The year 1967 saw the Archdiocese of glenn, Arvada, and Green Mountain. Denver shift gears and swing into a new An early October decision by Regis era. College ended a ninety-year-old tradition The key events of the year pivoted for that Jesuit institution: Father Richard around the Feb. 22 announcement of Ryan. S.J., announced that the college Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s retirement would go co-ed beginning with the fall from his 36-year reign as Denver’s Ordi semester of 1968. nary. Concurrent with his resignation Two prominent speakers appeared at was the appointment of Lincoln’s Bishop, the Regis podium: Father Rahner. James V. Casey, as the new Denver S.J., a major German theologian, and Archbishop. Father Edward Schillebeeckx. O.P.. made Installation ceremonies of May 17 saw October and December lectures at the col Archbishop Casey take formal possession lege fieldhouse. of his new metropolitan see: presiding at the function was the former Apostolic FATHER RYAN’S retirement as pres Delegate to the United States, Archbishop ident of Regis was announced as the Egidio Vagnozzi. Christmas holidays rolled around: ap At year’s end, another of Denver’s pointed to succeed him was a one-time Bishops was involved in a transfer: Auxi dean of m en a t Regi.«, F ath e r ly>uis G. liary Bishop David M. Maloney, one-time Mattione, S.J. chancellor of the archdiocese and now A change of leadership also occurred vicar-general and pastor of Colorado at l.oretto Heights college, as the school Springs’ Divine Redeemer parish, was marked its 50th year of service as a lib named Bishop of the Wichita, Kans., eral art.s college. Sister Patricia Jean Inspecting Fire Damage diocese, succeeding Bishop Mark Carroll. Manion. S.L.. assumed the reins after the re tirem e n t of S is te r E ileen .Marie, S.L. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, archdiocesan director of Catholic Charities, EXAMINATION and self-study of the T he head of a n o th e r im pcirtant rc»li- and Dale Warner, loft, general manager of St. Vincent de Paul Stores, in* Denver See has marked the early months gious institution is also a new appoint sped damage caused by a fire that swept the St. Vincent de Paul ware of Archbishop Casey’s stay: the inaugura ment for 1967: Father Harold Persich. house at N. Speer and Federal boulevards late Christmas day. Monsignor tion of an archdiocesan census and a year C.M.. was made rector of Vincentian-run Kolka, director of the Bishops’ Thanksgiving Clothing campaign in the long survey of the Catholic school .system St. Thomas’ seminary in June. He suc archdiocese, said the entire 150.000 pounds of clothing collected in the drive were announced by the Archbishop in ceeds Father Patrick O’Brien. C.M. for overseas relief was lost. The fire also destroyed clothing stocks for the A ugust. The just-ending year saw a measure of St. Vincent de Paul stores in the Denver area. Another August announcement by the advise-and-con.sent policy enter archdioce- Archbishop resulted in the creation of san administration. The Priests’ Council, four new Denver parishes and 22 clerg>' originally established by retired Archbish- DENVER appointments: the parishes were created (Ttim to Page 2) ARCHDIOCESAN Clothing Destroyed EDITION THURSDAY, DEC. 28, 1967 In Warehouse Fire Receives President V O L . L X II N o. 21 Fire destroyed the entire supply of the fire forced closing of the warehouse garments contributed to the Bishops’ until Jan. 2. He and General Manager Thanksgiving Clothing Campaign and Dale Warner lamented that the fire also Pope Steps Up Peace Pleas stored in the St. Vincent de Paul Stores forced a week-long suspension of the so warehouse in Denver late Christmas day. ciety’s salvage pick-up service — during a Vatican City — Pope Paul VI will point plan for peace, and despite the dis last men will realize that they can and dames Jordan, arson investigator for week that normally brings heavier than usher in the new year with a visit to mal end of the bullet-riddled Christmas must love one another, and not arm the Denver Fire department, said the fire usual contrihiftions of cast-off item.s. Rome’s Gesu Bambino hospital and join truce. Pope Paul harbors hope that peace themselves to the point of fatal risks, not may have been set delilwrately by three Monsignor Kolka said there were no the children there in prayers for world may be near. fight one another, and not kill each oth teen-age. boys seen running from the plans to try to replace any of the over peace. In his Christmas message, he ad er.” scene. seas relief contributions, especially in Later in the day on Jan. 3, he will dressed these hopeful words to world President flohnson has echoed the Holy Fifty firemen fought the stubborn fire view of the St. Vincent de Paul .society’s lead worshipers in St. Peter’s Basilica — leaders: "It is not vain to hope that at Father's optimism; "Pope Paul inspires us for several hours, dragging tons of smol loss of stock for local distribution. again to pray for world peace, a constant to believe that man’s faith will prevail in dering clothing from the building and and intense concern that has dominated the darkest hours ... Peace is his mission hosing the interior to prevent its .spread. ALTHOUfJH IT was difficult to fix a his activities during the holiday sea.son. and constant concern, as it is of the hun value for the clothing. Monsignor Kilka Beginning with the unexpected, hour- dreds of millions of people throughout the MONSICNOR Elmer J. Kolka. arch observed that the garments contributed to long meeting with President Johnson last world who call him Holy Father.’’ diocesan director of Catholic Charities the clothing campaign were in good con Saturday, the Holy Father’s peace appeals Last week's meeting between the Pres and chairman of the annual clothing dition and probably worth *'at least $1 a — always a major concern for him — ident and Pope Paul was the fifth meet campaign, said nothing could be salvaged pound.” That would mean a total loss of have been sharply escalated. Peace was ing in history between an American Pres from the 75 tons of clothing contributed $150,000 worth of clothing for relief to the theme of his annual Christmas mes ident and the chief shepherd of the to the Bishops' drive for o^’erseas relief in the poor overseas. sage, and he repeated the appeal to the world’s 500 million Catholics. It was the the archdiocese. The clothing was assembled at the world to "seek peace in true Christian second meeting between Mr. Johnson and The loss al.so included clothing, already warehouse for .sorting and packaging in values” in a Christmas day address to Pope Paul. 1'he first came on Oct. 4, proce.ssed and ready for distribution, preparation for truck shipment to Pacific some 200.000 persons in St. Peter’s 1965, when the Pope made a trip to the w’hich was scheduled for sale in the seven Coast ports of embarkation. Square. In addition, he has proclaimed United States to make an appeal for St. Vinceni. de Paul Society stores in the The Fire department received the first Jan. 1 a day of peace for the world’s peace before the United Nations’ General metropolitan area. report of the fire at 4:51 p.m. Dec. 25. Catholics and has urged all "men of good Assem bly. St. Vincent de Paul Stares moved its Jordan said witnesses reported seeing will” to celebrate it. warehouse and salvage operations to the three teen-age boys running from the AFTER ITIK Dec. 23 meeting, a Vati location N. Speer and Federal bou- - scene a few moments earlier. DESPITE NORTH Vietnam’s rejec can statement said the Pope expres.sed levards — just a few weeks ago, after tion of President John.son’s recent five- his "profound anguish” and "deep and selling the old warehouse in the lower He said the fire started in a trash box painful apprehensions” over the Vietnam downtown area. The building, former at the rear of the building and spread Archbishop Requests war. The President, the statement said, home of Murphy-Mahoney Chevrolet Inc., inside through a window. He said there confirmed "the intention of his country and himself to seek a solution to the con had been leased by the society for a year was no indication that the fire could have Day of Peace Prayer flict.” as a temporary location. started spontaneously, and speculated the "His Holiness suggested a principle of Vincent N. Schmitz, president of the boys either started it deliberately or by Archbishop James V. Ca.sey has asked mutual restraint.” Mr. Johnson said. "If board for St. Vincent de I’aul Stores, said accident. all Catholics in the archdiocese to join in that principle were accepted by both! ob.servance of Jan. 1 as a World Day of sides, there would ho rapid and .solid pro Peace, in accordance with a proclamation gress towcord peace. by Pope Paul VI. "We would he willing to stop the All parishes were asked to arrange for bombings and proceed promptly to .serious Monsignor Campbell Dies; "a program of prayers and meditations in Summit Meeting and productive discussions, A total end to respon.se to this appeal of the Holy P'a- the violence would be our urgent objec ther.” The Archbishop noted the Holy Pope Paul VI and President John tive. Had Long, Aetive Career Father had invited "all men of good will” son are shown together at the Vatican "We agree with his holiness that an to join Catholics in the special observ after they conferred for half an hour honorable settlement of this painful and The Kt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Vin ance. in the Holy Father’s private library. threatening dispute is still possible.” ce n t C am pbell, 7.1. who w as closely a.sso- The Pope made his exhortation in a The President presented a bronze Summing up his meeting with the ciated with virtually every diocesan pro 2,000-word m essage Dec. L5. C opies were bust of himself to the Pope as a spe Pope. Mr. Johnson said: "We talked about ject spon.sored in the quarter-century un .sent earlier to various international or cial Christmas gift. (Wide World pho various methods of obtaining peace in the til th e time* of his re tire m e n t in 1964. ganizations and heads of state. to) world. It was a good meeting, and I hope died Dec. 21 at St. Joseph’s hospital. it bears fruit.” He had been in poor health and a resi dent of the hospital since his retirement PRESENT FOR the meeting were as pastor of Blessed Sacrament church. Plenty of Room This Time Cardinal .‘\mleto Cicognani. Vatican Sec Requiem Mass for Monsignor Camp retary of State; Monsignor Agostino Casa- bell. a priest of the dioce.se for more than By James Sena The baby, dressed in red and white roli, the Pope’s top diplomatic trouble shooter for Communist afTairs; Jack V’a- .'30 years, was celebrated Dec. 23, in the Three-month-old Kathy Lynn starred pajamas and wrapped in a blanket, brought joy to .some 60 Sisters at Mary lenti, former Presidential aide and now Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in the role of the Christ child in the tra crest. president of the Motion Picture Associa by Aichbishop James V. Ca.sey. Two ro ditional Christmas posada ceremony at sa rie s w ere recited, in Ble.s.sed .Sacram ent The girl’s mother did not really aban tion of America: and Monsignor Paul Marycrest convent where the Sisters had church and at the cathedral. Dec. 22. don the child becau.se later she contacted made room for the little girl Christmas (Turn to Page 2) Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery. the Child Welfare Division of the Adams eve. Monsignor CamplnJl is survived by a County Department of Public Welfare. Kathy Lynn made news .Sunday after sister, Eva Campbell of Providence, R.I. noon when the baby girl's mother left her George Kawumura, supervisor of the Wichita Installation at Marycrest with the plea; Child Welfare Division, told the Register BORN IN Providence. May 27, 1894, "Please take qare of my baby.” Tuesday that arrangements would be he attended the parochial schools in his made between the division and the moth Of Bishop MaIone\' native city and attended St. Lawrence er for the baby’s future care. college and Laval university. Quebec, Scheduled Jan. 2.S Canada. He received his courses in theol f i e m m a / i y THIS WAS the happy ending of the ogy and philo.sophy at St. Thomas semi story which began Christmas Eve. hut Bishop-designate David M. Maloney of nary. Denver. He was ordained June 15, Monsignor Campbell then, the whole story was a happy one. Wichita. Kans.. will be installed as Ordi The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery 1924, by the late Bishop J. Henry Tihen When Kathy Lynn was left at the nary of the Wichita dioce.se Jan. 25, it His first appt)intment was as a.ssistant reports a total of $1,233.00 donated to in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con convent at 2851 W. 52nd avenue Christ was announced this week. pastor of Holy Family parish. Denver, ward seminary burses during the past ception. Denver. mas Eve, Franciscan Sisters of Penance Archbishop Luigi Raimondi. Apostolic where he served until January. 1930. He week. and Christian Charity played the>r role Delegate in the United States, will pre was then named pastor of St. Anne’s Donations for the St. Jude Burse were to perfection. side at the ceremony. Bishop Maloney’s church, Arvada, and chaplain of the J. K. received from Denver, anonymous, $5: Official They immediately made room for the appointment by Pope Paul VI was an Mullen Home for the Aged. In January, Denver. J.S.. $200.00: Colo. Springs, nounced by Archbishop Raimondi Dec. 5. infant, took the little babe into their 1937, he was appointed successor to Mon Colo., Mr. and Mrs. V.E.M.. $5: Snyder, Priests of the Archdiocese of Denver Appointments home and hearts and. in another twist on signor J. P’roderick McDonough who had Colo., Mrs. F.E.E., $5: Denver. Mrs. will honor Bishop Maloney. Auxiliary this Christmas story, cast Kathy Lynn as died in December. 1936, as pastor of B.P.M., $5: Tucson, Ariz., anonymous. $5, Bishop of Denver since January. 1960. at Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard Heister, Holy the Christ child in the posada ceremony. Ghost Church. Denver,, also to be Spiritual Blessed Sacrament parish. Denver. Denver. Mrs. O.. $3: Denver. H.B., $5; an informal dinner in the Brown Palace hotel in D enver. Jan . 18. Director for the Archdiocesan Nocturnal St. Vincent de Paul. Denver. $3,000 on In this ancient Spanish pageant actors MONSIGNOR Campbell’s entire Archbishop James V. Casey said the Adoration Society, parish burse. play the part of Mary and Joseph going priestly life was characterized by his out All offerings toward the various burses farewell dinner was .scheduled to give standing ability as an organizer. Closely from door to door asking for r(H>m at the priests and Bishop Maloney an opportuni Rev.Thomas Knapp. O.F.M., to beChaplain are used to educate young men for the inn. But there is no room, they are told associated with diocesan projects of every priesthood. They may be sent direct to ty ”to spend an evening together before of the Youth Services for the State of Colora repeatedly. do, with residence at St. Elizabeth’s Rectory, kind, he revived the St. Vincent de Paul the Archdiocesan Chancery. 1536 Logan he leaves to as.sume his new responsibili D enver. (Turn to Page 2) street. Denver. (Turn to Page 2) ties.” Page Two THE REGISTER Thursday, December 28, 1987 'Panoramic Survey' Year of Change Pope Reviews Church's Achievements sense of responsibility and final goal, there is not to fear it may be their duty "fervent good wishes” in (Continued From Page 1) THE YEAR of Faith rally, an over-all Vatican City — Pope of availability for the be pursued an oppressive to give their life for the his new ministry to lepers op Vehr, received the organizational go- success, turned out to be what the secu Paul VI presented a wide Church that animates the victory for safety, peace, service of their own coun in Africa, following his re ahead and blessings of Archbishop Casey. lar papers called "A Test of Faith Rally,” screen report on the condi Catholic laity.” and freedom for all. Frank try ... and who seek only signation as Archbishop of Five meetings of the priests’ advisory as some 30,000 Archdiocesan Catholics tion of the Church and the • In "countries where and sincere negotiation is a flight from their respon M ontreal. group have been held in 1967. joined with religious and civic leaders in modern world in his an the Church is suffering.” Commissions were established to ren in fact the only construc sib ility .” freezing weather at Bears’ stadium Oct. nual Christmas message, • Curial reform will be there are some prospects o^ der advice on matters liturgical, ecumeni tive path toward true The proclamation’s seem 29 for a massive demonstration of Chris ranging from a new appeal completed "when in the better days, coupled with cal and building. A new board of consul- tian witness. for peace in Vietnam, the peace.” ing condemnation of paci coming months regulations tors was app>ointed this month and a new The Pope lamented the fism ("Peace is not paci disillusionments in other Original plans called for attendance of Middle East, and Nigeria, are published which are areas that leave him "with divi.sional concept’ of deaneries was es 50,000, but chill winds kept the figure to Curia reform and priest rejection of "every attempt fism; it does not mask a still being drafted . . . tablished by the Denver chancery. at honest and peaceful base and slothful concept a bitter heart” — an ap low; Archbishop Casey and rally workers ly celibacy. (which) will concern the parent reference to dissat CATHOLICS opposed to proposed re expressed satisfaction with the crowd that The Pope again called for negotiations, while an hon of life...”,) also was reject structure and functioning orable resolution of the ed by pacifist groups and isfaction with a four-year- laxation of Colorado’s abortion laws lost did come for the Mass and sermon de an end to U.S. bombing, of new offices.” old agreement between the "in the name of the un painful and threatening oth ers. their hard-fought campaign in April livered by Auxiliary Bishop James Shan • He is keeping in mind Holy See and Hungary. armed people who, al dispute seems still possi when, supported by considerable state non of St. Paul-Minneapolis. his recent encyclical reaf • He is gratified with though unwillingly, are ble.” THE POPE’S Christmas legislative support, Governor John Love firming priestly celibacy in the number of priests. Sis signed into law liberalized restrictions IN NOVEMBER, a new-for-Denver victims of that military message did not confine the Latin rite, and does ters, and laymen who have concept of parish life was announced: A action,” and for North THE Christmas message, the call for peace to Viet and guidelines. "not overlook the difficul gone to Latin America re campus parish (St. Paul’s university par Vietnam to "give a sign of taking the traditional form nam. He also vowed he April’s end saw more than 8,000 work ties that the law of sacred cently in an attempt to fill ish) at Fort Collins’ Colorado State un serious desire for of a reply to Christmas would continue to work for ers take to the streets to solicit funds for celibacy presents today, a vast need, and shares iversity. The parish, involving all people peace. . .in the name of greetings from the College true peace in the Middle the annual Archdiocesan Development whether because of *the "the aspirations of the Lat campaign^ 1967’s goah More than a mil attached in any way to the CSU school, those who are struck down of Cardinals, referred to East so "the conflict (does) his proclamation of the not crystallize into a truce environment in which the in American peoples ... for lion dollars. will be headed by Father Leonard Urban. .by acts of terrorism and of clergy lives or because of week before setting Jan. 1 without peace, saturated the social progress of the Twice that number of door-bell ringers an entire people who suf the arguments in progress as a "Day of Peace” for with hate and with the continent.” were out in force in mid-November for Permission for Mass in private homes fer. on that law, as if to throw "Let the violence cease Catholics and asking "all likelihood of future venge The Pope concluded the "Census Day;” object: A nose-count of the was given by Archbishop Casey in De doubt on its opportuneness men of good will” to join ance,” and said everything 7,000-word message with Archdiocese’s Catholics; means: A call at cember; with the new permission, the in everj' form,” he said. and spirituality.” "We are certain that, as a in the observance. possible was being done to an observation that the every house and apartment in the Denver Eucharistic Liturgy may be offered in the • He considers the "pri The appeal "seems to resolve the civil war in "new ferments” in the metro area, the Boulder and Colorado living rooms of Archdiocesan Catholics. mary object” of his conver have met the agreement of N igeria. Chuch are "substantially Springs areas. Change, progress and development sations with the Orthodox many,” the Pope said. The Pope, describing his good,” despite "dangers of Two priects died - Father Cornelius marked the passing year in the Denver Colorado Ecumenical Patriarch of The Day of Peace procla message as "a rapid panor exaggeration, in the doctri Flynn and Monsignor Harold Campbell — archdiocese; as Dec. 31 slips quickly into Constantinople to be the mation also had drawn amic survey of the princi nal and diodplinary and five men were ordained to the priest Jan. 1, Catholics of the Archdiocese will study of "the road to be C.O. Loses criticism, however, particu pal events in the life of cam ps.” hood in ceremonies at the Denver Cathe watch with further interest and hope the traveled to arrive at a re larly for its condemnation the Holy See in recent dral, May 27. events of 1968. establishment of perfect of the type of vocal support months,” also reported: communion between the Appeal of peace that masks "the • Cardinal Paul-Emile GLASS Catholic Church and the cowardice of those who Leger had the Vatican’s Pope Pleads for Peace Washington — The U.S. Orthodox Church.” CO. Supreme Court has refused • The work of the Third to review the conscientious (Continued From Page 1) World Congress of the Lay "PEACE WITH God,” he said, th e objector pleas of an Air = OR Marcincus of Chicago, a Papal aide who Sisters Help Out Apostolate in October, MIRRORS source of that moral strength. How can Force captain who main "even if not everj’thing is acted as interpreter. one discover the art of getting men to tains that his belief in eth .Sf<' Our Beautiful Hours after the Pre.sident’s jet headed unfailingly to be approved agree without recognizing the primacy of ical humanism will not let Solvation Army or shared,” demonstrated Neic Haute at back to the U.S., Pope Paul, in his an human brotherhood in politics or without him participate in the nual Christmas mes.sage, appealed to the one particular benefit, "the KfH) Lawrence H2.t-.52.S1 recognizing forgiveness of wrongs under Vietnam war or train men Sisters of Loretto novices world for a new moral order as essential It was Merry Christmas gone or shared as the principle which to do so. working with Salvation for achieving peace. with turkey and all the solves human conflicts?” Only Justice William O. trimmings for some 1.200 Army Lt. James Beard to "Peace of heart doe.s exist, it is possi Douglas noted that he felt a make Christmas merry for ble,” the Pontiff said, "it is near at hand In his 2,500-word message, the 70- mostly homeless and pen review' of the case was niless men Monday at the their hapless guests. and today it is offered to us as the great year-old Pontiff wished peace especially n ecessary. Harbor Light Center, 1736 Sister Mary Jean, of the gift of Christmas. Indeed this is our wish, for the needy of the world and for those By retosing to hear the Larimer street. Loretto Education Center, this today is our message.” "who guide the destinies of nations.” case, the Supreme Court The men were feted in 4000 S. Wadsworth, said In the speech, which was broadcast to The following day — as he gave his pi left standing orders of the an ecumenical Christmas she and the other Sisters d« the world over Vatican Radio and other annual Christmas blessing "urbi et orbi” Colorado courts which re were greatly impressed by THIS C0UNT1IY gesture w’hich saw’ seven ki networks, the Pope spoke of peace and (to the city of Rome and the world) ~ fused to grant Capt. Dale the work of Lt. Beard, who morality and declared that man must the Holy Father called upon the People of E. Noyd relief in his ef heads the Harbor Light R find peace and moral strength within God to avoid the easy life and seek peace forts to have changed an Military Gets Center on Denver’s Skid Protect your car's finish from pi himself through God. in true Christian values. assignment to train men in Row. the use of an airplane Mass Privilege Sister Mary Jean said the ravages of destructive employed in bombing the Christmas meal was th North Vietnam. New York — Permission road salts and cold weather for Roman Catholics to ful excellent and the Center P; Monsignor Campbell Noyd views the Viet was decorated in holiday fill their Sunday Mass ob W namese war as a war of streamers adding the ahead. Restore the original aggression and because the ligation by attending on (Continued From Page 1) represented the Church in the Anti-thesis Saturday evenings, ob Christmas touch to the show-room shine with MING. club, and w'as chaplain of the Daughters planes he would be train otherwise bleak existence society in 1926 and served as its director ing men to use allegedly tained from Rome by for eight years. He succeeded the late of America, the Knights of Columbus and several U.S. dioceses, has of the men. would hit civilian targets, The seven Sisters were Rev. Edward J. Mannix as spiritual direc other lay organizations. now been extended to the C j he pleads, on religious joined in helping to serve MING— the world’s most durable car finish tor of the diocesan. Union of Holy Name Militan,’ Ordinariate. ac grounds, that he cannot go the 1,200 dinners by a pol societies in 1934 and continued in this IN RECOGNITION of his scholarship, cording to a bulletin to to through with the order. itical science class from post until 1953. he was successively appointed as junior military chaplains. th On Dec. 7 at Cannon Air Metro State college. The MING SERVICE CENTER clergj’ examiner, .synodal examiner, ca Aflected will be 2 million 2014 CHAMPA ST. He founded the Catholic Charities to nonical examiner of the ordinandi, and Force Base in New Mexico, collegians helped through his superiors ordered him American .servicemen and FOR APPT. PHONE 534-4249 <•* gether with the Rev. John R. Mulroy, in archdiocesan consultor. He was also their families, overseas and out the day, reporting in 1927, an organization fused from the St. named archdiocesan director of the Na to begin his training du shifts to serve the guests. th ties. He refused. The only a t hom e. Vincent de Paul society and the Diocesan. tional Council of Catholic Men and was a In petitioning the Sacred A th Council of (’atholic Women. He acted as route left open is a court- member of the Mayor’s Committee on m a rtia l. Congregation of the Coun assistant director of the Catholic Chari T i Human Relations. In his earlier years he Because Capt. Noyd had cil, the late Cardinal Fran ties for 10 years. To assume his role, he- cis Spellman. military Cl W’as the first director of the camp for not yet exhausted his ave attended the Catholic University of underprivileged children, Camp Santa nue of "relief,” the Colora vicar, cited a shortage of F e America in Washington to study social Maria. He was also the director of the do courts ruled against chaplains, particularly in w’ork under Monsignor John O’Grady. Total Abstinence union in the Arch him. His attorneys argued combat areas, which NOW YOU CAN Upon returning from the university, he diocese of Denver. prevented Catholic service tu that it should not be ne do continued hi.s. parochial and charities He was elevated to the rank of Domes cessary to break the law to men from attending Mass any fixed amount each mi work and undertook the professorship of tic Prelate with the title of Rt. Rev. be entitled to a hearing of on Sundays. SAVE sociology at Loretto Heights college until Monsignor in July, 1949. month for IS years. tic the case on its merits. tu 1944. In his last years at Loretto Archbishop Casey asked each priest of The Supreme Court gave Heights, he also taught senior religion the archdiocese to offer three Masses for no reason for its refusal. ed classes. Durine’ the.se same j'ears he also Monsignor Campbell. There is still the possi the same amount each lie bility that the Supreme lei Court will receive the case NEED SPEND month for the next 15 years. again if the officer is Room at the Inn co u rt-m atiale d . Hfe w ould OFFICE then have exhausted all (Continued From Page 1) perfectly,” she said. "It was good for us E remedies left to him by the have more money left and for the babv too.” SUPPLIES . At Marycrest Chri.stmas eve, the Sis armed forces. ters play the roles of Mary and Joseph STILL than you saved! In her final role at the convent little The case also leaves in aijd they knock at each room of the con S Kathy Lynn captured her audience. When doubt whether the Court vent. will hear another pending the posada procession reaches the dining Se room in the Marycrest pageant the re conscientious objector case A SISTER with a candle answ’crs the bu quest for room is finally granted. of a Catholic from New It's true... and remember/ you always get a choice of door and, after telling Mary and Joseph OFFICE sic Jersey who holds to the Free Gifts at Sheridan Savings the year 'round! S T A R T T O D A Y ! there is no room, queues up behind the "Yes. there is room,” says one of the "just w’ar” doctrine ad FURNITURE . a t actors in a procession to the dining room. Sisters as they gather around the tree vanced by St. Augustine col 1 Christmas 1967, the Sisters had a real singing Chri.stmas carols ending the posa and Thomas Aquinas, but 15 YEARS OF SAVING IS YEARS OF WITHDRAWING baby to play the part of the Christ child. da ceremony. who advances it even fur eri Earning, Earning! "Ordinarily,” said Sister Mary Paul, "we Sister Mary Paul said Kathy Lynn Yaar Addad Tefal in j Vaor Ameunt sti ther. maintaining that Sovad V/lthdrawn Addad Telalin use a doll in the role but this year we coined right in with the finale. In ini No. Yaorly Whil* Accovnl* Yaorly Evan Whila an unless a war is theocratic, Saving Wlthdrow.ng had a real baby.” mitable infant style, her voice rang out there can be no such thing SEE a h an "Little Kathy Lynn played her part loud and clear. as a just war on earth. 1 1.2 0 0 .0 0 31.24 1,231.24 1,200 ,0 0 1,232.79 26,274.08 ; ' Ch The New Jersey case is 2 1,2 00 .0 0 90.76 2,522.00 2 1,200 .0 0 1.234.37 26,308.45 similar in many ways to 3 1,200 .0 0 153.19 3,875.19 3 1.200 .0 0 1,236.04 Capt. Noyd’s but since a COMMERCIAL 26,344.49 Oil Company Gives Grant doctrine of a Church is in 4 1,2 00 .0 0 218.61 5,293.80 ’ 4 1.200.00 1.237.78 26,382.27 Lil cai question and conscientious 5 1,2 00 .0 0 287.20 6,781.00 ' 5 1,200 .0 0 1,239.63 26,421.90 objector status has been '] PRODUCTS CO. 6 1,2 00 .0 0 359.12 8,340.12 6 1,200 .0 0 1.241.53 26,463.43 granted Jehovah’s Witness "Tl To Private College Group 7 1.2 00 .0 0 434.50 9,974.62 7 es on analagous grounds, 1,200.00 1,243,54 26.506.97 w e review conceivably would Denver’s Finest Dealer 8 1,2 00 .0 0 513.54 1 1,688.16 1 ^ 1,200 .0 0 1.245.64 26,552.61 Standard Oil (Indiana) cation in 1967, and more rently to improve educa "C; Foundation is contributing be deemed in order. The 1624 - 17th St. 9 1,2 00 .0 0 596.39 13,484.55 1 9 1,200.00 1,247.84 than $12 million since tion and are not used for 26,600.45 m i an unrestricted gift of court has not yet granted P h. 534-2343 1952. endowment purpo.ses.” 10 1,200 .0 0 683.25 15,367.80 16 1,200.00 1,250.15 26,650.60 S a $1,000 for four privately certification in the case. Associated Colleges of "It is our firm belief.” 11 1,200 .0 0 774.32 17,342.12 1 1 1,200 .0 0 financed colleges in Colora 1,252.58 26,703.18 15, Colorado member colleges Swearingen said, "that the PERSONALIZED MONUMENTS AND MARKERS dis do, according F a th e r 12 1,200 .0 0 869.77 19,411.89 12 1,200 .0 0 1,255.13 26,758.31 .to that will share in the 1967 private colleges and un hu: Richard F. Ryan, president 13 1,200 .0 0 969.86 21,581.75 13 1,200.00 Colorado grant according iversities have clearly 1,257.78 26.816.09 pie of Associated ocolleges of demonstrated their ability to the association formula 14 1.2 0 0 .0 0 1,074.77 23,856.52 14 1,200 .0 0 1,260.58 26,876.67 "I Colorado. to chart their own' courses are: Temple Buell, Loretto 15 1,2 00 .0 0 1,184.77 26,241.29 15 1,200.00 COT and to determine the best MEMORIA}. CO. 1,263.51 •f26.940.18 The grant is Colorado's Heights and Regis colleges, hu; use of the funds granted.” i/>EER aOU^EVARD AT 9th • PH.ONE share of $100,000 contrib all of Denver, and Colora- Mof* than you lovad Hill In o< •I count altar I 5 yaart of ollfidfawoh uted in 1967 in support of do college, C o lo ra d o These figores ore projected of 4 % % a year, compounded quarterly. be: state and regional associa- Springs, T k B o c k : n o R s T c C o . rac tions of independent col In accepting the grant Pass Book Bonus fro leges throughout the Unit FREE GIFTS! for the Colorado associa 4 %% Savings Certilicafes E d ed States, E. A. Earhart, a tion. F a th e r R yan .said: 51/4% d is representative of Standard "This marks the twelfth U 8€ Oil (Indiana) Foundation year Standard Oil has D G O g aB Q Q tioi \ said in presenting the gift. been a part of our associa h e rid a n "Pi The Standard Oil tion. We are most grateful INSURED ^ioi (Indiana) F'oundation, for its continuing ^ith i American Oil foundation, our program.” TO Stfi and Pan American Petrole- John ’ E.~ Swearingen of $15/000 a V I n g s J a i um foundation, financially Chicago, Chairman of the fro supported by Standard Oil Board of Standard Oil am Company (Indiana) and its (Indiana) foundation, said JOHN E. ZOOK EARL G. COLGLA2IER G E RARO R. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION o f- subsidiary companies, have there is "no restriction in AOtCSL JS97 TeBOC^HORST. CPCU 200 SO. SHERIDAN BOULEVARD d is COE contributed more than $1.9 the use of these funds as Phone: 934-S496 Open Soturdoys t A.M . to I P.M. million in support of edu- long as they are used cur- 840 Insurance Exchange Bldg. tio] Synod Tops Thursday, December 28, 1967 THE REGISTER Page Three 1967 News, N e w Regis President Named; According To Editors Father Ryan Resigns March 1 Washington ~ U.S. and Father Louis G. Matt- tenure assisted with the gency training he taught aid, in long range planning Canadian editors of Catho ione, S.J., 53, president of planning, organization and at Creighton Prep in and in the organization lic newspapers have picked Rockhurst high school, later, operation of new Omaha, Neb. Before his and business affairs of the the worldwide Synod of Kansas City, Mo., has been high school plant. assignment to Regis College. Bishops meeting as the named president of Regis A native of Kansas City, July, 1948, he served as On Oct. 1, 1967, Regis number one news story of college, effective March 1. Father Mattione entered assistant dean at St. Louis announced plans to change th e year. He will succeed Father the Society of Jesus in university and Marquette the status of the college Editors of the Catholic Richard F. Ryan, S.J., 55, university. from a men’s college to a press were polled by the who resigned because of During his assignment as co-educational institution, NC news service (the press poor health. Father Ryan dean, Father Mattione di effective next fall. department of the United has served as president rected the revision of Visible growth is shown States Catholic Conference) and rector of Regis since several departments at in the addition since 1957 and overwhelmingly their July 1, 1953, longest con Regis, witnessed a record of six major buildings to vote for top. story fell to secutive term of any Regis enrollment growth at the the campus physical plant. the Sept. 29-Oct. 29 Rome president in the college’s college, and saw the col These buildings represent gathering. 90-year history. lege receive full accredita an investment of over $6 Three stories missing Announcement of Father tion from the North Cen million and Father Ryan from the list were the Matlione’s appointment tral Association of Colleges has provided the leadership Father James Groppi in was made by Father Harry and Secondary Schools. in establishing a successful volvements with Milwau R. Klocker, S.J., vice chair Father Byan suffered a development program to kee civil rights groups, the man of the Regis board of mild heart attack Oct. 16, secure funds for these im death of Cardinal Francis trustees and dean of the and continues under a doc provements. The most re Spellman, and Father Pe college. tor’s care. He resumed his cent additions, Dayton dro Arrupe’s letter on the duties as pre.sident Dec. 5 Memorial library and sci racial situation to Ameri FATHER Mattione, who after a period of convales ence hall, were opened in can Jesuits. served as dean of Regis for cence. His plans for the the fall of 1966. In the case of the Spell 12 years, 1948-60, will future are indefinite. Also of particular note is man story, at least, its return to Denver in late During Father Ryan’s the expanded role Regis omissitm is due to the fact January. Until he officially tenure, Regis college has college has assumed in tbnl his death occurred Parish Site Acquired takes over his duties as Father Mattione experienced great growth community projects. after the NC polling of president he will be work in many areas. Enrollment Catholic newspaper editors This exchange of funds represents a big day for the new St, Jude’s par ing on long range plans for 1932, following his gradua has increased from 648 ish. It marks completion of the purchase of the site for the parish church, had taken place. the college. tion from Rockhurst high students in 1953 to the 10 acres on the northwest corner of the W. Florida avenue-S. Garrison Accomplishments of the Since leaving Regis Fa school. He earned bachelor present student body of street intersection. Shown, from left, are Richard Casey, archdiocesan at Bishops’ Synod included a ther Mattione has taught and master degrees at St. more than 1,000. Improve torney; Donald Pomeroy of Allied Developers, Inc., previous owner of the recommendation that at Chaplain Kaupan Me Louis university and was ments have been made in Church laws on mixed tract; and Father William E. Sievers, pastor. morial high school in ordained in June. 1945. academic and curriculum marriage be liberalized Wichita. Kans., and at development, in faculty and suggestions for major Rockhurst college in Kan DURING his Jesuit re salaries, student financial changes in the soon-to- sas City. In March, 1962, come modincation of the Two New Parishes Advance he was named to his pres Code of Canon haw. ent post at Rockhurst high C»m»li»a U m td iiiiin Aificin f«r Ouifcli mi4 Men In the runner-up spot school and early in his was the stoiy of the publi Toward Construction Goals cation of Pope Paul’s en A. P. W A G N ER cyclical, "The Development DINNER TONIGHT? b CO. "They have been most of Peoples,” which made "a Two new parishes in the el at 9301 W. Tennessee m .oo solemn appeal for concrete Denver metropolitan area avenue. gracious in allowing us the CHURCH GOODS action toward man’s com major steps forward in the Father James W. Ras- use of their plant even to the extent of rescheduling Hum m el's Age limit 21 years plete development and the process of acquiring their by. pastor of St. Joan of Oolicatcsscn and 1433 Tremont Place ,825-8331 development of all man own churches. Arc, said the formal their own services to ac Sidewalk Cafe Metropolitan Leasing Inc. commodate us,” Father HOURS 9 TO 5 —SAT. 9 TO 4 kin d .” St. Jude’s parish in the ground-breaking ceremony C h e rry C re e k 322-4144 2535 Sauth Colorado Boulevard Denver The Lay Congress meet in Green Mountain area ac at W. 58th avenue and Rasby said. Rome (Oct. 11) took third quired a 10-acre site for Ward street Sunday will place in the editors’ ballot construction of a new be an ecumenical affair. ing, and fourth place was >»:• Church from Allied Deve Special invitations have M awarded to the details of lopers, Inc. — a tract on been issued to members of the establishment of the the northwest corner of the the Arvada Ministerial Al >31: Papal Commission on W, Florida avenue-S. Gar liance, as well as to Arva M If You Haven’t Received Your Official World Justice and Peace. rison street intersection, da city officials, who re Other stories, in their directly across from Rob- cently approved annexation Jit*: ranking by the editors bins-Dasher lake. of the site to the city. w ere: In Arvada, St. Joan of HOLY NAME LITURGICAL M • The resignation of Arc parish will break THE NEW plant will M M Cardinal Paul-Emile Leger ground Sunday afternoon include a church with a Eit:: M as Archbishop of Montreal for a new church and par seating capacity of 864, to work among lepers in ish center. and basement space for 10 M CALENDAR the African missions; CCD classrooms, a kitchen, II • Pope Paul’s encyclical FATHER William E. storage facilities, and office E«< on priestly celibacy; Sievers, pastor of St. space and supply facilities M M • The general usage of Jude’s, said consultation for CCD operations, headed >1K the vernacular Canon in with architect Roland, by Sister Clara Francis, th e Mass; EiiE elohnson is under way on O.F.M. • Pope Paul’s visit to M ?ie plans for the parish’s new St. Joan of Arc parish 5 Turkey in the interest of KINDLY MAIL THE church and that "hopeful has used Arvada West ?i(-: Church unity; COUPON BELOW ly,” construction can be high school for Sunday • Pope Paul’s visit to m started in April. Prelimi Masses for several months. AT ONCE ... AND Fatima, Portugal; M E«i nary plans call for con In addition, Masses on W E W IL L S E N D • The U.S. Bishops’ Li ’iiti El!*: struction of a first-floor Holy Days have been cele YOUR CALENDAR turgical commission en church with basement brated in King of Glory free of E«: dorsement of home Masses, space for classrooms. Lutheran church, Arvada. Eit5 CHARGE. Ei^ modern music and forma Father Rasby said the par tion of a committee on li Acquisition of the site, Ei^ M turgical experimentation. Father Sievers said, cli ish owes a debt of grati M ?it; Surprisingly low on the maxed "four months of tude to the Lutheran E«^ Ei^ editors’ list was the Catho continuous study and congregation and its Pastor E«i M lic university-Father Char .w ork.” M ass now’ is b ein g Thomas Guinn for their offered in the rectory chap courtesy to the new parish. Eie£ les Curran affair. Eiti Ei^ M please allow Eli*: M arycrest E«i Executive Seminar two weeks for Ell*: E«i Listed Wrong delivery! Eit^ E«E • E«S Slated at Regis The phone number for M Eii^ Marycrest is incorrectly A five-day Humanities scientious objector” will be listed in the Register- E)t^ Seminar for executives on the problems discussed. published Catholic Di Ei^ E’t^ business and the profes "Man and the God Prob rectory. The correct ?![•: sions will get under way lem” will be the topic Jan. num ber is 433-8695. I at 9 a.m. Jan. 8 at Regis Eie 11. Readings will be from The number listed M college, Denver. Sartre’s The Flies and under ’’Marycrest E«i Each day will have gen Danielou’s God and the (Franciscan Sisters of E«:: Ei8 eral sessions, individual Ways of Knowing. Prob Penance and Christian E»i Eiti study, lunch, recreation, lems to be discussed are Charity)” on page 13 is a E'tj Ell*: and cocktails. There will "Is there proof for the ex private number at a resi Ei^ also be a cocktail party istence of God?”; "Marx’s E«i: dential home. The resi M DENVER'S PLEASE . . . and dinner on Jan. 11 at notion that God is an al dents of the home have E*^ NO TELEPHONE REQUESTS Cherry Hills Country club. ienation of man”; and "Is been greatly inconven M Eiii The sessions will be held language about God mean ienced by the number of E>t*: EiS in the Dayton Memorial in g fu l?” c a lls. M Library on the college M "Human Society in Liter The Register regrets Ei^ □ CATHOLIC This Offer Limited cam pus. ature” will be the topic the incorrect listing, and Eiti The topic Jan. 8 will be Jan. 12. Readings will be apologizes for the incon- E>t^ To Metropolitan Denver Only Eie "The Cipher Man.” There from Shakespeare’s The venience caused. Eit*: Eiii will be readings from Or M erchant of Venice and Ei^ Eiti well’s 1984 and Seaborg’s Williams’ Cat on a Hot Buffalo Creek Set Eit^ □ MORTUARY McConaty's Boulevard Mortuary "Cybernetic Age: An Opti Tin Roof. Problems to be 1091 South Colorado Blvd., mist’s View,” from the discussed are ’The effect of Mass will be offered in M M St. bilizabetVs church, Buf Denver, Colorado 60222 Saturday Review of July money and property on E«5 Eiti 15, 1967. Problems to be human relations”; and falo Creek, at 10 a.m. Dec. discussed are; "What of "Problems of human love 31 and Jan. 1, Monsignor I’lrasc mail mr my copy of the Holy Name human freedom in a com in our society.” Elmer J. Kolka announced. Liturgical Calendar Immediately! i pletely technical society?”; E«i *'Man versus the I El': computer”; "Science and EiiE human values.” He can help you invest The topic Jan. 9 will a EiiE be: "Education in a Democ >11*: racy.” The reading will be JOHN G. a M from A Note on Liberal EiS Education. Problems to be CRAWFORD discussed are: "Useless vs. M E«i H e is a Registered Representative ;'ii5 useful knowledge”; "Educa with the skills and knowledge tion and crime prevention”; needed to help you invest In E«5 "Public and private educa stocks, bonds and mutual funds. I E«i tio n .” Give him a call. >ii5 "The Individual and the J B O S W O R X H m State” will be the topic SULLIVAN & Jan. 10. Readings will be Itlortuarles II COMPANY, INC. ^ i ^ l e v d r d from Sophocles’ Antigone M and. Plato's The Apology df''Socrates. "The ethics of FEDERAL BLVD. at SPEER so. COLORADO BLVD. at MISSISSIPPI M 660-l7th S t. Denver, Colorado • SKYLIN E 7 1238 r,,; disobediehce’^; "Trends in Telephone S34'1177 • GRAND 7-1625 contemporary interpreta tion of law”; and "The con Page Four THE REGISTER Thursday, December 28, 1967 • Viewpoint Ci For 1968: A Litany of Hope By Rev. L. Marvin Read WE HOPE FOR the end of division We hope for an understanding ol our ripping apart what God has joined togeth- "There’s an infinitesimally small gap and faction within the Church, that all Ar between the passing of an old year and THERE’S A HOPE beginning each fellow man: In his weaknesses as well as We hope for the proper influences may more surely be one. the beginning of a new one; in that tiny new year which prudently forgeLs to re in his more acceptable strengths. We hope for the end of senseless dis Edit moment, a germ of an idea grows with gret the past, and promises only to learn We hope for an end of racial hatred upon our youth, that those who would , / l build the future upon today’s youth may tinctions within the Church in order that such amazing rapidity that it is adequate from what has gone before. There’s a and the beginning of a tolerance that the people of God may work together in SUgj be heard more clearly that those who to infect the whole of humanity. hope that things that were not so g(HKl rises above mere endurance into the the unified task of leavening the world. B isl would simply exploit them. "The germ is that of hope. . will be better in the coming year, a hope realm of genuine equalities. We hope for progress within the o f c It’s been a year, almost to the day, We hope for the downfall of no one — We hope that truth predominates more that things which were good will get Church, companioned always by careful R eg since we wrote those words to begin the not even those whom we would consider surely in our relationships: Between even better. thought; we hope for an awareness of the is ei "Viewpoint” column that would end 1966 wrong — but we hope for the triumph of spouses, friends, associates and nations. Church’s humanity, coupled always with th e and begin 1967. A lot has happened, to There is a series of hopes that we those w’ho.se interests lie in the areas of We hope that generosity becomes the a realization of its divinity. dres you and to me and to the world, since would like to emanate from this column the common good. rule of man’s life, rather than the excep We hope for the unshackling of the F this time last year, and yet we would of as the new year of 1968 begins, hopes tion. love which ought to rule men’s hearts — a bt fer nothing different, on the occasion of that we share with many men. We hope for the end of negativism, a love that would unite man to man and long th e new’ y ea r’s c*oming. th a n la st year. that reverse and perverse quality of men We hope for a more constant applica man to God. litu i The v'orld and we are changed from what WE HOPE for a practical beginning who only complain and never effect; wx* tion of justice in our homes, in our busi We hope for the advent of hope itself, of p we were a year ago — but not very in the processes of feeding the world’s hope. then, for the reign of positive- nesses and jobs, and in our courts. hungry, sheltering the W’orld’s homeless minded leaders, whose vision is percep .so that when failure dims the present, th e m uch. We hope that freedom may find its What we hoped for a year ago we still and teaching the world’s unlearned. tive and whose accomplishments are hope wil^ brighten the future. it w way into all nations and into all institu ta n t hope for today; the essay of Dec. 29. 1966 We hope for a peace that is less a meaningful. tions. religious and civil; too, we hope WE HOPE FOR these things as 1968 is still appropriate for Dec. 28, 1967. temporary cessation of bombing runs and 25 I that wherever freedom finds a residence, begins, and we will hope for them as With the slightest of modifications. I .say more an initiation of brotherly coopera WE HOPE FOR a strengthening of Chri marriage’s bonds, that men will cease it will be accompanied by responsibility. long as we live. tude again: tion. u tes wou 9 Catholic Keynote • Comment for Today R eg A cong ing Cardinal Not a Fugitive Public Homage to Christ urge C h n By Paul H. Hallett .8hoi By Chris Hernon If anyone, knowing nothing of Ameri drafted into the holiday choir. The offi man than in the anarchic actions of neei wim A Cardinal w’ho left his archdioce.se to an earful of debate. can institutions or thought-habits, had ce rs of th e A cadem y who read th e le.s.sons many "peace” demonstrators who shout one go work with lepers in Africa was top chanced to see the annual telecast of the pointing to the relevance of the singing slogans insulting our President, while A NEW YEAR is a gift from God. We choir of the Air Force Academy at Christ do so voluntarily and not on orders from they condone or ignore the aggressions of yout news in ’67. leng The reason why he went there could don’t know' how many more there will Ik.*. mas time, he could be forgiven for think the Pentagon. the enemy; who disrupt the normal and be a Catholic keynote for ’68. We are obliged to preach the Gospel to ing that Christianity is the established Still, neither officers nor students pay course of civic life and even threaten the w ill He went to the poor, the forsaken, as the poor, and nourish bodies and minds. religion of our country. this tribute to Christ entirely as private safety of our statesmen. shioi a witness to his brothers that Cod exists. It is a pc*r.sonal resp o n sib ility , as well Nowhere else, even in a Cathedral, is citizens. They, sing in uniform, they sing m en In a farewell homily at Ma.ss in Mont as a national one, this help to the afilict- Christ more in Christmas than in an Air on Academy grounds in a chapel erected IN 1925, in the encyclical by which he give real, Cardinal Paul-Emile Legcr said one ed. Force Academy Christmas choir. The men by the government; the time in which established the Feast of Christ the King, Com thing is always true, that the Gospel is Hatred is growing among the people of of the choir, all in uniform, sing carols they rehearse and finally appear before Pope Pius XI said something even more te r ( j)reached to the poor. the United States, and ears become deaf and other Christmas music that centers the television camera is part of the relevant to today’s world than to his: He hoped that many young people, full to any plea for patience. profoundly and exclusively on the Nativi schedule of the Academy, This choir, for "If the rulers of nations wish to pres of life, "will come to build a better (’an love, which is the faith, act now? ty and Redemption. As if to forestall any all its voluntariness, nevertheless express erve their authority, to promote and in world.” adding that if he could undertake Is it possible that the outcasts of socie possibility that the .songs might be heard es a public homage to Christ. crease the prosperity of their countries, a lx)ld step towards this at 63, "they can ty cun gain a measure of acceptance by without thought of their Christian signifi Nobody who sees this military choir they will not neglect the public duty of Th do it at 23.” being helped to work toward it? cance nine chaplains and high officers of singing songs heralding the coming of the reverence and obedience to the law of "Imagine what it must he to be a lep T here are groups such a s th e S<)ciety the Academy read before each selection Prince of Peace has any feeling of incon C h ris t.” Edit< er and starving to death. of St. Vincent de Paul who are in close passages from the Old Testament, which gruity because of the fact that the sing If this country, through its govern W 'That really is the end of the world.” contact with the proud poor, as well as have been traditionally taken as prophe ers are being trained to defend their ment, does this very imperfectly, our D ec. the Cardinal said, on his departure. the wretched, disheartened poor. cies of the coming of the Savior, as well country by violent means when neces.sary. enemies do it not at all. The very real writ< Systematized kindness either in civic as those texts from the Gospels that an The Army officer is just as much an reverence for the law of Christ displayed often CARDINAL LEGER said a Christian or Church bureaus, cannot perform, by nounce the Nativity. agent of peace as is the policeman. The by many of our officers and men in the alw a cannot live quietly today. their very structure, the things that need aim of all war is peace. There is much armed services gives us reason to expect disci, The unrest that plagues the faithful is to be done. Ob’ COURSE this religious exerci.se is more of the image of peace stamped on that God will be with us in the years th in i not so much the clamor of voices asking "Cases” (human beings) cannot be free. No one who objected to it would be the order and discipline of the military ah e ad . PI radical changes in the forms of Christian wholly "processed” in the way of charity pleai prayer and ob.servance. nor the events at by using modern official methods. There i t do home and overseas which record "news needs to be an upsurge of support from dialo worthy” bloodshed, threat, and discontent. all who wish to make a start on defeat T he u n re st is th e "w h at can I do'?” ing poverty of mind, body and spirit syndrom e. wherever we look, high and low, in this Editc More than half the world is starving. country. I The United States leads Western nations Does not the Gospel suffice? Is there Whatever Happened to ^67? Dec. in supplying needs. not a complete blue-print there for "be U: Within this great land, hardworking, ginning again” the task of preaching and becai generous, there also is want and poverty. effecting Love? rcadi An instrument of the people has seen Cardinal Ix?ger is not a fugitive from chan, fit, having counted the cost, to limit the the world’s disquiet. subs( help given to those who a re i>oor in th e He has taken a personal step toward By Dolores Curran misplace jK-opIe. things, and events. In hour period between Ash Wednesday and edito nation, or make such help conditional. lessening a part of it that he has known reviewing the past year. h(*re are some of Easter Sunday? disap "T heoretical” C’atholicism h as l>een per.sonally, in his early years. I haven’t the courage to lead a new m y own "W h a tev er hap|H*ne
Thursday/ December 28/ 1967 THE REGISTER Page Five COM M UITICATIOIIS statement Expected - Again
And Now, a Word ... Birth Control Rumors Revived E ditor: (Register Special) a resolution containing a contraceptives, but will Ihe Vatican Council has oncourajjed us to make our members, the commission of the encyclical in no way record before the Synod of Discussion of the suggestions and opinions known to our parishes and our request that "the choice of "confine himself to assent voted 11-2 against accept modified the Church teach Bishops convened in Sep Church’s teaching on birth Bishops. However, for the most part no regular channels the scientific or technical ing to birth control for ance of the pill, with two ing that no method of tember to urge that the control surged into the of communication have been set up. We do have the means for realizing respon Catholics by ’a dignified abstentions, he added. Still birth control is acceptable Synod consider the subject Register for which we laity are grateful. My suggestion headlines again in the sible parenthood” be left to and safe means, in confor later — after being en to Catholics except periodic — although it had not is essentially a question of adaptation of the Church to closing weeks of 1967, trig p aren ts. mity with nature’.s own larged to 56 members — a abstinence, "rhythm.” been included on the agen the modern world in terms of public speaking. It is ad gered by the latest in a Another report out of law s,’ ” small group opposed any The second development da. dressed to Bishops and priests. long .series of rumors that Rome this month, an arti- A consultant to the change, a slightly larger was publication by the Insight, a scholarly hirst to Bishops. Please don’t read your talks. This is I’ope Paul VI will issue a ple by (liancarlo Zizola in Pope’s much publicized group thought a change National Catholic Repor (juarterly published by the a basic rule of audience contact. Secondly, don’t talk so new statement on the sub the daily II Me.ssaggero, commi.ssion on birth con desirable, but most mem ter, as the result of a Franciscan Fathers in long. This is for two reasons. First, the experts in the je c t soon. said a commission of ex trol, formed in 1964, John bers were undecided, Noo "leak” from a source never Quincy, 111., is soon to ded liturgy say that sermons or homilies should not be out The latest rumor was perts headed by Bishop T. Noonan, told an audi n a n said. identified, of the "majority” icate an entire i.ssue to the of proportion to the liturgy of the word as expressed by circulated in Rome early in Carlo Colomlx), the Pope’s ence of several hundred Hut by April, 1966, after and "minority” reports by (luestion, w’ith a comment the Epistles and Gospel. However, if you go by length, December, to the effect personal theologian, had priests and seminarians in the addition of 13 more the Papal birth control that helps e.xplain the dif it would appear that the sermon is much more impor-, that the long-awaited Pa recommended an evolution Milwaukee Dec. 13 Church Cardinals and Archbishops commission. 'I'he majority ficulties the Pope encoun tant than the Gospel. ALso, if I were a Bishop and had a' pal statement would come in Church teaching — in history indicated a break to the commission. Noonan favored a change in Itfach- ters in trying to answer it. 25 minute talk prepared for a year of faith rally, like before the year ended. cluding spt‘cific acceptance from the traditional teach reported, Iheie was a ma ing, without reference to "We decided to focus in Christ, ’T would have had compassion to the multi The Holy Father did not of oral anti-ovulants. ing of the Church may be jor shift toward the posi any specific means of con depth on just one aspect of tudes.” I would have summed up the talk in five min refer to the question in his According to Zizola. the ex|)ected. tion that change in birth traception. The minority this complex population X utes. Tell the people that due to the cold weather. I many-faceted Chri.stmas commission was appointed Noonan, profe.ssor of law control leaching was desir opposed any departure, problem, to illustrate the c would have sent them a copy or have it printed in the message, although one during the Synod of Bish at the University of Cali able. claiming acceptance of any necessity of the interdisci- R e g iste r. press report interpreted his ops after several Synod fornia. Berkeley, and an The commission made its mechanical or chemical j)linary approach when A word to the priests. I realize that you are sincere. I remarks concerning the members told the Pope authority on the history of reports to the Pope in means of contraception searching lor true solutions congratulate you for that. However, in lino with adapt Third World Congress of they favored an evolution Church teaching on contra June. 1966, concluding its would cast doubt on the for the problems confront ing to modern life and its fast moving pace, I humbly the Lay Apostolale in Oc of teaching. The Pope had ception, said he could not work and prompting the validity of the Church ing man,” Editor Father urge yow to give us a message on how to live as a tober as a possible "oblifjue invited Synod delegates to predict when Pope Paul VI first of the rumors that the magisterium. its teaching F i n t an M cNa m ee, O. F. M., Chrifstian ... and do it between five and eight minutes. reference” to tlu- Congress’ make their feelings on the would announce a decision. Pope was near a decision. authority, which always said. rShort, to the point sermons mean' adapting to today’s statement on population (luestion known to him. But he said he expected a The following October, the has condemned them. '"rheru ai'e no simple needs. 1 know many Catholics who dodge the long- control. decision, and that it prob Pope revealed he woulti In his Milwaukee ad answers. The problems winded priests or the money talkers. If you think this is THE December press ably would he issued in delay the decision still dress, Noonan said he be which confront the Catho one crank’s opinion, I ask you to put a survey out to 'I’HE POI*E praised the reports also included a the 1‘orm of an encyclical. longer. lieved this minority objec lic though different in your parishioners and let them check which sermon Lay Congress in his prediction by New'sweek HE ALSO traced an Two major develoj)ments tion ~ that "the magiste tyjKJ, are n e ith e r m ore no r length they prefer: 5, 10, 15 or 20 (or more) minutes Christmas message, but of the form the eventual evolution of opinion among in the long discussion of rium is bound up in this” less 'difficult than those and as one parishioner who did this I am sure that you added the qualification: I'apal statement will take. members of the Papal the (juestion occurred dur — is responsible for the confronting other peoples will find that I now speak for the majority of your pari "...even if not everything The Pope, Newsweek commission. ing the first few months of long delay. of the woi’id.” shioners. The Vatican Council has asked for vocal lay is unfailingly to be ap said, will avoid recommen The original commission 1967. The first came late men. I am taking their suggestion. I also hop>e that you proved or shared.” The dation of any means of of six voted 5-1 against in March, with [jromulga- WHATEVER the reason, _ WILLIAM BROWN'S give mine the same consideration that I have given the C(jngress’ most contr{>ver- contraception. including approving the pill. Noonan tion of the i’ope's encycli the long wait continues t») FLORAL Council’s ... and you know, I think we will both be bet sial action was adoption of specific approval of oral said. Later, enlarged to 15 cal Progress of Peoples be punctuated by steadily Cull I s Tor All tor Catholics for it. in which he acknowledged increasing reseaich, com Your TIoral Seeds Mr.s. J. A n th o n y the right of public authori ment and speculation. SOAO E. Colfax D enver N e w Controversy — Divorce ty to "intervene. I'ostering America, national Je 355-3509 appropriate information suit publication, went on They Miss Him Canfield. O. — One of and has in the past from Scripture and her under and taking suitable meas the newest controversie.s the witness of the early standing of the sacramen ures” in efforts to solve demographic prt)blems. E ditor; beginning to simmer with Church Fathers — granted tal nature of marriage... Where was Father Marvin Read last week < Register, in the Church — at least divorce for certain reasons "The Church’s under Dec. 14)? If he is on vacation, the least he could do is with any degree of real with the right to remarry. standing of Jesus’ sayings, ’I'HE encyclical also said: write his column before leaving! His is the first, and seriousness — is the mat "Th(jrefore,” says Monsi relying al.so on the aid of "It is for the j)ai‘ents to often, only, piece I read in your publication because it is ter of divorce and remar gnor I'ospishil, "I say what Catholic scholars, leads the decide, with full knowledge of the matter, on the num always interesting, usually inspiring, and creates a little riag e. God has joined together let Church to affirm an oppos discussion or controversy, which proves that people can Monsignor Victor Pos- God put asunder, through ite conclusion to Monsignor ber of their childi’en. tak ing into account their res think if provoked into doing so. pishil. canon lawyer and the medium of the Church, Fospi.shil’s: The Church ponsibilities toward God. Please a.sk Father not to leave us flat again: and head of the marriage court Thus, the (’hurch can dis does not have the power of themselves, the children please ask him to write in his usual honest style even if for the Byzantine Rite solve all mairiages — but the keys to losse true sa they have already brought it does produce a few letters of dissent. After all,' this is Catholic diocese of Phila so I'ar has made use only cramental marriages. It into the woidd. and the dialogue! delphia, is the author of a of binding, not loosening!” cannot act contrary to the community to which they -k Rose Mary Blocksom book. Divorce and Re CriticLsm of the priest’s will of Christ as revealed belong.” i D enver marriage: ’I’oward a New view on marriage, divorce, in the Scriptures. E ditor: Catholic Teaching, which and remaniage has been \ ’arious interpretations of Monday Deadline! the encyclical passage led I missed Father Read’s column last week i Register, sets forth the premise that keen; in the January num the Vatican Gity daily Dec. 14), the Church has the power ber of Catholic Home, a 'I'he deadline for news sto I/Osservatore Romano to Until recently I have refused to read the Register to grant full-fledged di Jesuit priest who is an ries and picture.s to appear publish an editorial stating because of its reactionary character. Lately I have been vorces to those involved in advocate in the San Fran in the "Register" is M onday a t 9 a .m . emphatically the language reading my neighbor’s paper and noticed a decided unhappy marriages. More cisco Archdiocesan mar change for the better. In fact I have actually considered over, Monsignor asserts, riage tribunal disagrees. subscribing. I have waited to be certain this change in the Church can thereby Speaking of the power to editorial policy is really permanent. That is why I was free the partner or part bind and to loose. Father Z' disappointed that there was not an article by Father ners for remarriage. John Coleman, S.J., says: MEET THE PEOPLE Read this week. The Byzantine canon "This power is not total or If it is a matter of space and if it should again be lawyer maintains that the unlimited. Since the au WHO MAKE necessary to eliminate editorials, plea.se don’t let it be issue of divorce-remarriage thority of the Church is Father Read’s refreshing and meaningful articles. is soluble within the pres true but delegated authori Maureen Blake ent framework of Catholic ty, it cannot use the power SOUTHWEST STATE BANK D enver theology, for several rea of the keys to contradict sons: the clear intention or will • The Church has the of Christ. The Church acts TheRoundBank with All-round Service Negotiate Now! authority to loose and bind in the name of Christ — "the power of the keys” without replacing or con — directly given by Christ: tradicting Him. U.N. Petitioned • Sacred Scripture does "The Church herself has not teach the impossibility always judged that the of total divorce if granted power of the keys does not New Yhrk — Philip "Bring the 'froops Home by the Church in virtue of apply to divorce and re Scharper, vice president of Now,” and listened to divine authority; marriage. She d(K*s this a Catholic publishing com speakers condemn the • The Church does — because of her reading of pany, and Rabbi Edward administration’s war poli E. Klein, co-chairman of cies. Hundreds of police candle-bearing vigilers, formed a ring around this CHARLES YALE JOSEPH MOSKO presented Dr. Ralph demonstration. •COMMERCIAL Chairman of the President ______Board______Bunche, UN undersecre Other vigils organized by tary for special political Negotiation Now were held • RESIDENTIAL affairs, with a petition on the same day in De Full Service Banking signed by 500,000 Ameri troit, Los Angeles. San cans. Francisco, and Seattle. Personal, Friendly. Accommodating Scharper and Rabbi The petition was given Klein told Dr. Bunche that D r, B unche, who is al.so CHESS R. MARTIN Negotiation Now hoped U HAROLD V. LUST1G • Commercial 8. 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Lasting an hour the ger, association director of ESTIMATES vigil was participated in the New York Federation by hundreds and was in of Reformed Synagogues; sharp (X)ntrast to a some Phil Baum, director of the what more boisterous gath commi.ssion on internation ROBERT GUENTHER WM. H. HEDBERG ering of about 500 young al affairs of the American Vice President Auditor & Comptroller people who had gathered Jew’ish Congress: and Mi in City Hall l^ark. This chael V. Harrington, au group carried signs urging thor and social critic. A RETREAT
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Under present regula tions, unmarried men or abortion are both indefen 'I'HK COMMONS’ public and private aus- Cardinal Joseph I.ofebvre dained to the diaconate sible positions, the Angli committee is hearing; briefs pices, must accompany a of Bourges, president of can (’hurch of Canada said before making? recommen- chanjte in the contracep- the French Bishops’ Con will have to remain celi bate. Men already married, hero. dations which are expected tion law. ference, announced here however, will be allowed to Mut tlu* C hurch told the to ea.se the present Ctina- "(’ontraceptit)n and sterl- that the approval had been receive ordination ns dea House of ( ’ommon.M’ health dian al>ortion laws. li/ation tire both inteKral sent in a letter from Car dinal Amleto Cicognani, cons. and welfare committee: ’fhe Anjjlican hrie(‘ said p a rts o f th e whole subjt»ct Papal Secretary of State. Po.ssible functions of the "We htdieve it should he anumtlment to the (’rimi- under djscu.ssion.” the brief F ran ce’s N atio n al (^>m- diaconate include baptiz loK'ally p(*rmissible to te r nal (%)de on abortion .said. "We belit*ve that fur mittee on the Diaconate, ther conslderati»)n of the ing. distributing the Eucha minate prej,mancy when should not lx* consitlered which has conducted inves rist. blessing marriages, related (juestion of the either the life of health of w ith o u t first Kivinj; ain si- tigations into restoration of presiding at funerals, di the exfH'ctant mother is deriition to a net*d for sterilization of either men the permanent order of recting common prayer, serirtusly threatened . . amending the section on or women is necessary." deacon for the past 10 and teaching. A five-pa^je AnKlican contraceptives. 'fhe An^'licjin brief made years, met at Paris “the brief was prepared by ti i Disstunination of birth clear that alM)rtion should Theresian Leadership Changes day the authorization was committee of 24. It includ control information and not !)(• us<*d to solve "these Mrs. Gerard J. Smith, seated, new president of the East Denver There announced to discuss To Cost $6 Million ed Bishops, priests, lay sale of contraceptives are social problems which sians, takes the gavel from retiring president Mrs. Thomas Kcrw’in. Other means of implementing it. Just To Remodel should Ik? dealt with by m en and women. marricKi banned by the Criminal now officers show'n above are, from left, seated — Mrs. Bertram Kauffman, At present, one priest in .s(K.*iitl a n d com om ic meas- and unmarried. Appointed ('ode. except where it can secretary: Mrs. William DeLine, first vice president, and Mrs. Vincent each diocese instructs can Cadiz, Spain .- A restora by the Anglican I’rimate, be proved that such actions ures.’ Dwyer, treasurer; standing — Mrs. Jack Frank. librarian; and Emma Hot didates for the diaconate. tion committee estimates Archbishop Howard H. "n»r the public j; F o r O u r earl SMALL FEATHERED our FRIENDS MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH Early . 50 Lbs. 4.00 inch F THE NATIONAL REGISTER SEND YOUR GIFT TO Gel mas tt 100 lbs. 7.50 P. O. Box 1620 The Risht Re\ eren4 Edward T. O'Meara The R itU Reverend Gregory Smiih accou Denver, Colorado 80201 a Chri ROCKY MOUNTAIN 366 Fifth A venue ' ^ 301 South Sherman Street SEED CO. N ew York, New York JOOOI Denver, Colorado 80209 1321 15fh St. Denver, Colo. i / Dean Says Colleges Help Thursday, December 28, 1967 THE REGISTER Page Seven Students Discover Faith Princeton, N.J. — If un served that 10 or 15 years "Too often universities iversities are blamed for ago students were more are blamed for stealing the shaking the "second-hand inclined to come to college faith of their students. If faith” of students, they with their "family faith, this is the case, it works should also get credit for and there is nothing at all the other way as well, so helping the students lose wrong with that. that some who come to us their disbeliefs, the dean of "But now I find a lot of as militant agnostics begin Princeton University chap youngsters have been in to lose their disbeliefs to el suggested here. volved in a kind of agnos wards the end of their four Dean Ernest Gordon ob- ticism at high school, so y ea rs.” that when they arrive they Dean Gordon said that don’t even come with a he and his associate, the Girls Moil faith inherited from their Rev. Carl Reimers, assist parents. As a result, they ant dean, had found, "as a haven’t got much to fall consequence of their un AF Cadet back on.” iversity experience, that young people tend to be Squadron "MUCH OF our reli less cynical.” They tend to gious seeking has been at "doubt their doubts,” he such a superficial level Newman Aid As far as residents of said, "and are more open that it has had no staying to the challenge of faith.” Good Shepherd Home for power,” Dean Gordon con Father Owen J. McHugh, chaplain for the Col Girls in Denver are con "Even though they are orado State college Newman club in Greeley, re tinued. He said the stu going to reject your cerned. the Air Force Aca dents bring with them ceives a check for $200 from Glen Andrade, demy’s Sfjuadron 26 should answers,” added A.ssistant (irund Knight of Council 2160 of the Knights of both "beliefs and unbeliefs. be known as the Santa Dean Reimers, "at least Columbus, Greeley. The State Council of the K. C. Claus squadron. they want to discuss them Gif*; from the Children donated the money to the ftreeley Newman club Members of the cadet and know what you think.” to help defray expenses. Bolivian squadron staged "Operation Six-year-olds Patricia Warder and Mark Linenherger from St. Frances Christmas" for the teen Bishops THREE years ago, com de Sales’ school present a spiritual bouquet to Archbishop James V. Casey Catholic U. Offers Scholarships age girls at the home, pulsory chapel attendance on behalf of the 30,000 studenLs and teachers in the arr'hdiocesan schools. %- under the direction of Ca was abandoned, and at The special Christmas gift represents offerings of prayer, work, and play Washington — The Cath Students in five year pro det -lack Roberts. Supporting tendance at the Sunday for the Archbishop. Patricia is the daughter of Mr. and Mr.s. John W arder; olic Univer.siiy of America grams, such as architec "Operation Christmas” services dropped by 400 or Mark the son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Linenherger. ofrer.*r one .$6,800 tu itio n ture, receive an additional provided a Christmas tree 500. Now 11 a.m. non- scholarship for each Arch- years grant of $1,700. with all the trimmings for Priests denominationai worship ditK-esan province in the Freshmen entering the the home, plus the gift of again numbers 800 to 1,- Rabbis Say Immorality of Young Exaggerated country — 27 in all — for College of Arts and Sci a five-speaker stereo phon Ea I’az, Bolivia — Sup 000, about the same as men and women to study ences, the School of Engi ograph and record albums port for a prote.st by when attendance was re Grossinger. N.Y. — campuses. Some of their their attitudes toward sex, in Washington in arts and neering and Architecture, for the girls’ use. priests against conditions quired. About 80 rabbis who serve collective views on the col and shun promiscuity. Sex sciences, engineering, nurs the School of Nursing, or The pre.sentations were in Bolivia’s tin mines has Mr. Reimers said: "we as spiritual counselors to lege student may be sum relations before marriage ing. music, and education. the School of Music are made at a special Christ been voiced by two Bish probably don’t reach quite 'lewish students at private marized as follows: are based on companion-* Scholarships are for the eligible. Application for mas parly at the residence, ops. as many now as we did and public colleges and • The number of stu ship and mutual alTection, full four years of under scholarships must l>e made (’adets provided the re In a joint stiitement when chapel attendance universities met here to dents using USD and other and not on a casual liai graduate study, and have by Feb. 1. freshments and entertain published in the daily Pre- was required, but the way explore questions of moral drugs is probably exagger son. an annual value of $1,700. Competition for the ment for the party, includ sen cia here. B ishops -lo-se we reach them and the ity on the campus. ated. though many do use • .Students tend to ques .scholarships is open to all ing first person accounts of Gutierrez Granier of Coch motivation has changed — They generally agreed them. After the bad effects tion values in today’s af Catholic members of the the mission and life of the abamba and 'Jesus Ix)pez for the better.” college morals among -Jew of LSD w ere publicized. iLs flu e n t .society, b u t do n o t Classified Ads graduating class of all military academy. Lama of the independent ish and non-Jewish college u.se on cam puses rap id ly hesitate to take what it students were not as ethi decreased. ofters, TEACHERS WANTED______high .schools of the 27 prelature of Corocoro, de cally disoriented from the College ~ secondary — elemenlary. A rchdiocesan Provinces. clared that "the action of • Although 'Students Wnle: NATIONAL CATHOLIC PLACE Applications may be ob "Top Forty" the priests on behalf of the past as some critics have may have a just cause in LOVE M E N T S ER VICE. 334 W. Beardsley miners has the support claim ed. protest demonstrations, Avenue. Elkhart. Indiana 465)4. tained by writing to: Re Scout IS gistrar, The Catholic Un and understanding of the The rabbis were directors their methods' are often WANTED iversity of America, Wash To Be Used B ishops” of Bolivia. News of B’nai B’rith Hillel Foun wrong or undesirable and SHARING Mature men in their 20's for ac ington. D.C. 20017. A letter sent to President dations on non-Iew'ish do more harm than good. Write: Xavier Mitsien SUlers five supervision of disadvantaged Rene Barrientos Ortuno • While some students teenage boys in Catholic home- In Religious St. Rose Frater, Michigan 48036 and school in Connecticut. tM.o Newest and published in Presencia may have pre-marital rela hours from Nov Yor« City. Direct in Nov. by 11 priests tions. most are honest in boys in dorms, meals, recreation, The Orientation and sports, work, whole group livuvi Kohler Bathroom Broadcasts who.se parishes are in the Recharter meeting of Cub 1 C YO program. 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ENGLEWOOD, COLO. 7 6 1 -0 2 6 0 AMCXiCA’s L S dsiirn CBSSSS s m s s Currant a**al» aicrad S7 * b>H>on. c Page Eight THE" REGISTER Thursday, December 28, 1967 C h a n g e in C h u rch T Baptists Mile High Entertainment T op ic of S e rie s Kt Plan New By Tom Officer night, the Tabor Playhouse who warns the townspeople le oAAotiOli$tCtu/t68 ^ will be the scene of nine that the waters at the New York — Four half- produced in color by NBC fir Air Series CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC Not too long ago the Old productions in 1968 by the town’s resort are contami- hour telecasts exploring in association with the Denver Players Guild. nated. Ui Fort Worth, Texas — OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES Tabor theater went down the problems, meanings, National Council of Catho in dust — a casualty to It appears the Tabor has The Ibsen drama is te- foe Herb Alpert’s Tijuana and efTects of the "crisis of lic Men as part of its indeed risen from the ash- levision drama -at its very ( Brass, a professional reli time and progress in Den change” in the Roman Catholic H our .series. ver. However, like the best and is worth viewing SOI gious drama troupe, a sem Catholic Church have been Primary purpose of these famed phoenix that rose — even a second time. Ib Tl- inary professor. panel scheduled for the four programs, according to a Following are claBflificationfl of motion picturpii of the National from its ashes, the Tabor For the Rocky Mountain sen’s idealistic doctor of Sundays in January on the an shows and interviews are Catholic OITice of Motion Pictures for fllmn currently playing Den spokesman for the NCCM, h a s risen. Jamboree, the Tabor Play- the 1890s can very easily National Broadcasting com dis part of the ingredients for ver firat-run, neighborhood, and drive-in theater* a* well an thoiie is to enable the public and appearing on television in the Denver. Colorado Springs and Ster But the new Tabor is not house is its fourth home be seen speaking to the pany network. R n a new Southern Baptist particularly the American ling area. Rating* of movieii on TV are checked against liatingN at its old downtown site. its nearly eight years on complacent people of 1967 Entitled "The Catholic Catholic to better under- ry radio series. found in "TV Cuide” magazine. ClanHiflrationn are: A-l, family: A -2 Instead, it is now the Ta KLAK. Previously, the who feel secure and do not Faith — A New Perspec- .stand what is happening to L a OMNISCOPK. a produc adults and adolescents: A-3 adults only; A-4 adults only with reser bor Playhouse at 3333 W. radio show had been want "to rock the boat” tive,” the programs will bt^ him and the real values na tion of the Southern Bap vations: M. morally objectionable in part for all; C, condemned. (Compiled by Carol (loodi Alameda avenue, Denver, broadcast from quarters at lest they suffer financial that are emerging for the tist Convention’s Radio and a reborn theater, which in 8th avenue and Kalamath losses now and perhaps Christian community as a Resolution Je Television Commission, Current Movies MONDAY. JAN. I past years had been known street, 4th avenue and gain even greater wealth resu lt. Niagara. R: Deadline U.S.A., will be aimed at the na as the Westwood theater. Grant street, and 25th in future days. Eugene Fontinell, chair W tion's college and universi Carmen Kaby, C; Charlie, the H: The Adventures of Huckle Lonesome Cougar, A-l: Far berry Finn. A-l: Heidi and Pe The Tabor Playhouse avenue and Federal bou And the "doves” can eas For Young: man of the philosophy ty students. From the Madding Crowd, A-2; ter. A-l; The Vagabond King. A- opened on Dec. 2 to a levard. ily transfer the thought department of Queens Col T First release of the pro F itz w illy . A-.1; C o n e W ith th e I; Tumbleweed, A-l; Moby Dick, standing room only turnout The Jamboree is a two lines into their own think- lege. and William Birming I. A-I. gram is set for Feb. 1. Wind. A-2; Happiest Millionaire. for a broadcast of radio and e-half hour show, ing about the morality of No Smoking ham. general editor of a w i 1968. The weekly broad A-l; It Comes Up .Murder. A-3; TUESDAY. JAN. 2 Kill A Dragon. A-3; Matchless, One Sunday Afternoon, A-2; station KLAK’s Rocky but only the first hour the ' in Vietnan Mentor-Omega Books for Sht cast. to be sent to campus H: .Million Fyes of Su-Muru, un Gorgo. A-1: With A Song in My Mountain Jamboree. The (from 8 to 9 p.m.) is broad New York — The Ameri the New American Li can stations, is packaged in listed: .Navajo .Joe. R; Spree, Heart. R; The Revolt of Mamie broadcast was the first for cast live over the airwaves. OPERAS; Soprano Anna can Heart association has brary, have written the A st three 10-minute segments: unlisted; Taming of the Shrew, Stover, R; Deadline U.S.A., R; proposed that the nation’s series in response to Pope A-3; The Amhushers, unlisted; Wild and Wonderful. A-l; The the Jamboree at its new Prices for the performances Moffo will sing Violetta in voh they can be used separate The Comedians, A-3; The Crad- Happy Years. A-l; Reach for home for Saturday night are $1 for adults and 50 the Metropolitan Opera young people re.solve in the Paul Vi’s call for a "Year .sad ly or as a single program. uate. unlisted: the Sky, A-l. country and western music cents for children. broadcast of Verdi’s La New Year not to start of F a ith ." ciji, There also will be a The .Jungle Rook, A-l; The WEDNESDAY. JAN. 3 lovers. "You’d be surprised at Traviata on KOA radio, sm oking. The cast for the series It provision for participating President’s Analyst, unlisted: Rig House. U.S.A.. R; WitlV A will include Norman Rose. T h e P r« )d u e e rs , R; T h e T ig e r Song in My Heart, R; On The the people who like coun- AM and FM. at noon Dec. Claiming that the minv .sine stations to submit their and the Pussycat, A-3; Valley of Riviera, R; The Indian Fighter, On deck for the Dec. 30 try music.” Buster Jenkins, 30. Tenor John Alexander ber ol‘ young cigarette John (’urpenter, and Rob p r i/ own material to the series, the Dolls, R: Wait Until Dark. H; A Time To lyove and A Time b ro ad ca st (8 to 9 p.m .) is guiding hand behind the will sing Alfredo and bari smokers is increasing tit ert Ackerman. b w i according to producer A-2; to Die, A-2; Roustabout, A-2; Hank Williams Night, a Jamboree, said recently. tone Mario Sereni will sing the rate of more than a sa n dam es I), (loodwin. Voyage to Danger. A-3; Fury al Neighborhood, Drive-In Showdown. A-2. tribute to the late singer. He said that among the Germont. Fausto Cleva million a year, the associa Catholic Paper Bur THURSDAY. JAN. 4 The guest artist that night Saturday night crowds will conduct. tion pointed out damage to fact A Man and A Woman. A-3; Blasts Government Fury at Showdown. A-2; 'I'he will be Johnny Dollar, who were judges, lawyers, and the heart and lungs begins San STILL Rurefoot in the Park. A-3; Law vs. Hilly the Kid. A-2; Reach Red. C; Ronnie and will be the first outside doctors. Bellini’s Norma will be early timong cigarette Hong Kong — A hard-‘ pri> Mardi Gras. A-2: The Desert headliner to play with the He said that there are GROWING! Clyde. A-4; Rorn Losers. R; Rats. A-l: The 7th V'oynge of presented on KFML at sm okers. hitting editorial in the b o o Clambake. A-l; Cool Hand Sinhad, A-l: The Music Man. A- Jamboree at the Tabor. 35 to 40 performers, in noon Jan. 4. "Before becoming addict Sunday Exam iner, official th e Luke, A-4; Divorce, American I; They Died With Their Hoots cluding members of the ed to cigarettes.” it Style, A-3; Fine Madness, R; Catholic newspaper, ac N ot NOW On, A-l; Teenage Millionaire, A- MAIN TENANTS of the band, for the 25 acts each Mozart’s Don Giovanni warned. "th(* young per.son (•«-ntle (iiant. 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MICHIGAN / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 Canino’s $o University Blvd East Colfax at Pennsylvania m m m m m m " r // II One-Time Seminarian 7Thursday, December 28, 1967 THE REGISTER Page Nine To Captain Notre Dame Looking at Sports Mullen Is Rude Host Loh Angeles — George fore deciding he was not (■ Kunz, 6-5, 250-pound tack cut out to be a priest. He le and tight end. i« the then went to Ix)yola High By Bill Slevin among pros. After clinch still reign as kingpins of first former seminarian School in his junior year, Next Sunday’s National ing the Central Division pro football. Wins Own Cage Tourney ever elected captain of a where he starred in foot Football League champion title the Packers lost two University of Notre Dame ball and was a B-plus stu ship could be confused games in a row, the last to Mullen high school won The Oakland-Houston shot with three .seconds to half and then overhauled football team. dent. with a video replay. The the lowly Steelers. The its own Invitational Bas AFL championship game play for a 46-4,5 victory the Mustangs in the final Charles G. (Chuck) John- Kunz, who reside.s in cast of characters is the Padter Haters (like the coming up Sunday could be ketball tournament last over Wichita County high minute before Cole pulled ^n, sports columnist for nearby Arcadia, will cap same. Only the locale will Yankee Haters of years interesting, despite the Saturday night when Bill .school of K ansas. it out with his jump shot. The Tidings, lios Angeles tain the 1’968 Fightin’ be different. past) had a field day. Raiders’ impressive record. Cole hit on a 20-foot jump Mullen led 25-15 at half 'Fhe Mullen attack was archdioccsan newspaper, Irish squad. Whether the result will They predicted dire re The Oilers have come a tim e b u t th e K an san s u.sed led by Mike Horvat’s 14 disclosed that Kunz, after Johnson reported he is be the same remains to be sults for a team they long way and could have a full court press at the points. Cole collected nine. graduation fmm elementa the first Southern Califor seen. th o u g h t w as grow ing old. enough momentum to It's a First beginning of the second 'Fhe game’s high scorer ry school, attended Our nian chosen for the honor Both the Green Bay So what did the "old men” spring an upset. was Brad Blackburn. 6-5 Lady of the Angels Semi since Adam Walsh, center Packers and the Dallas do? 'Fhey handled the up Hut this is unlikely. The In Westminster Omaha School Tries Wichita center, who regis nary in San Fernando be- of Knute Rockne’s Seven Cowboys, in their .semifinal start Rams so easily one Oakland offense under tered 17 points. Mules who cleared the way games against Los Angeles wondered how Los Angeles Non-Grade System Quarterback Daryle Lamo- Ixmdon — Anglican Arch for the Four Horsemen, cap and Cleveland respectively, had lost only one game all Jesuit Historian nica has moved well and bishop Michael Ramsey of IN ’FHE consolation tained the 1924 Notre Dame gave every indication an season. Omaha, Nebr. — .\ the loss of Clem Daniels Canterbury has accepted an "first” for the Omaha arch game. St. Joseph’s of Den Wins Prize Again squad. other tremendous game is has not weakened the at invitation from Cardinal diocese is the revamping of ver rolled to a 70-52 win in store when they square IT 'VAS just another John Heenan of Westmin tack as much as many Sacred Heart high school over Tribune, Kans. Lamar Toronto - Father Robert off in Green Bay. example of the Class (with ster to preach in the West people thought it would, of this city to serve Catho Miller was high scorer for I. l^urns. S.-I.. h as l)een It’s hardly likely this a capital "C”) the Packers minster cathedral duringthe Cincinnati although the Raider.s lic and non-Catholic * stu St. Joseph’s with 22 points awarded the John (iilmary year’s game can be any seem to always show when Week of Prayer for Christian would certainly welcome dents on the near North while Jerry William had Shea Prize by the Ameri tighter than last year’s the chips are down. U nity, J a n . 18-25. Starts Adult the injured Daniels back side. 19. can Catholic Historical epic battle in the Cotton We don’t know if it’s Archbishop Ramsey will with open arms. The Oak Beginning July 1, it will In preliminary games. Association for his two- Bowl in Dallas when the pride or the fact there’s a be the first Anglican Pri land defense, both the function as the state’s first .Mullen defeated Tribune. volume work. 'I'he Cru Training Plan Packers had to halt the lot of money at stake that mate to speak from the pul front four and secondary, non-graded high .school, the 58-46. while Wichita Coun s a d e r K in g d o m o f V'^alen- Cowboys on the two-yard pit of a Catholic Cathedral. Cincinnati ~ A pilot pro makes the Packer, come is tough. student’s ability determin ty trimmed Colorado c ia . line in the final minute to up with the big game. Or Last January, the Rev. Har gram of adult education in Which all adds up to an ing how long he takes to Springs St. Mary’s. 71-55. It was the first time pre.serve a 34-27 victory. old Riley, synodical secre interracial justice and hu maybe, as Coach Vince Oakland win and the du graduate. since establishment of the tary for the Convocation of man relations will be Ivomhardi said afier last bious honor of facing the As an archdiocesan prize in HM4 that it has launched in the Cincinnati THE COWBOYS, for year’s Super Bowl game, Canterbury, became the first Packers for all the mar and only Anglican priest .so school, the high school will SATRIANO been ^wwtded twice to the Archdiocese next March. probably the fir.st time this it's the love the players bles. Second place money become the financial re- same author. Father Modeled after the Project year, put everything to have for one another. Prob far to speak in a Catholic in the Super Bowl, how church when he spoke in a •sponsibility of the Catholic Burns, a member of the Commitment program of the gether in their easy 52-14 ably it’s a combination of BROTHERS ever, should help .salve the North London parish. parishes in the 23-county faculty at tlie University of Detroit Archdiocese, the win over Cleveland last all three. JANITORIAL SERVICE : wounds for the Raiders. Archbishop Ramsey will area. San Franci.sc(». received th e program will consist chiefly Sunday for the NFL’s speak at an evening unity INC. prize last year for his of a series of weekly work Eastern Conference cham Whatever it is, it’s tough Our congratulations service in the Cathedral at a > Rug and Upholstery book, 'i’he Jesuits and shops over a period of six pionship. to go against the Packers, date to be announced. In the S ha m poo ing the Indian Wars of the weeks for leaders from the I^nth the Cowboys’ of although we think the to Eddie Crowder and his LARRY PERRY same week, he will also > Complete House : N o rth w e s t. .'M parishes in the St. Fran fense. led by Don Mere Cowboys have the best Colorado Buffaloes for REALTY preach in a Methodist C le a n in g cis de S ales dea n ery . dith. Bob Hayes, and Don chance of any team to up- their .splendid 31-21 victory church. » F lo o r W aning and Perkins, and their defense, .set L om bardi’s old men. over Miami in the Blue P o lis h in g Similar programs are ex featuring Lee Roy Jordan, bonnet Bowl. » W a lls and Windows Catholics pected to get under way in Rob Lilly, and Chuck How- BUT NO'r this year. As Miami reportedly figured W ashed other deaneries before the Icy, among others, spar they had a soft touch in Men's Clothing end of 1968. we said earlier, after the 2834 W. 44th Ave. Disturbed kled. smoke has cleared and the the Buffs. A mistake which has proved costly to teams Men's Tailoring 433-8831 -Adoption of Project Com The same can be said for Super Bowl is a thing of ever since football was mitment as an. archdiocesan the Packers, the old pros the past, the Packers will MR FRANZ OF lAKCSIOt 3566 So. Broadway invented. Kinp Soopers Mall By Moss program was a deci.sion of Now if the Wyoming Lakeside Shopping Center 761-0324 the Archdiocesan Pastoral Cowboys can handle LSU *************** council. The proposal came In Stadium Anti-W ar Speaker's in the Sugar Bowl (and we from the social action com think they’ll give a good mittees of the Archdiocesan Grenoble, France — account of themselves) Thirteen priests and sever Councils of Catholic Men Appearance Cancelled and W om en. maybe those easterners LA ST C A LL al groups of lay people 'li (’edar Rapids. Iowa saying the invitation did will be convinced there’s a from communities near pretty fair brand of foot Ov(‘rriding a student Invi not mean the schiwl ap here expressed their re.ser- KWGN Signs ball played in these parts. vations about the celebra tation. the board of pastors proved his views but only tion of Christmas Midnight of LaSalle high . POR NtW CARS AND TRUCK LiASINO CALL a a m s i t 1968 WHAT’S IN THE DIRECTORY? Listing of • All pastors, assistants. COLLEGE GRADUATES • All Catholic school principals. • All Supariors of Catholic Convants, hospitals, collagas, high schools, and Institvtiont. • Datailad information on avary parish and missian In tha Archdiocasa - addrassas, tima - You are invited to explore a career in aerospace of Massas, raetpry and convant phono numbars. S while in Colorado or Denver for the holidays. If you will be receiving your degree in aeronauti cal electronics, mechanical and civil engineer No matter what you're looking for . . . you'll find it in ing, and would like to know more about how you this annual edition of the official directory of the Arch can contribute to a growing number of challeng ing programs in advanced launch vehicles. diocese of Denver. ORDER DIRECTORY DEPARTMENT Please Call; DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P.O. Box 1620 The Beer with GUSTO Mr. Dean Morrow TODAY Denver, Colorado 80201 Director of College Relations As soon as published, send . . . copy (copies) of THE CATHOLIC DIRECTO Malt Liquor of Quality 794 -5 211 Ext. 3585 or 4715 $ 2 0 0 RY for the Archdiocese of Denver for For 1967 68 to: * Insurance MURRAY BROS. Postpaid (Njimei * Surety Bonds MARTIR MARIEHA CORP. DISTRIBUTING CO. P .O . Box 179 M a il N o . 6310 ' AddrptASi CALL Denver, Colorado 80201 Paul T. McGrady (Cityt 'Zone' WHOLESALERS Please Find Enclosed $ ...... Van schaack & co AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER rhiH;k MO. Cash 624 17fh Str««t Robert M. — Paul V. Murray Phone 297-5636 Page Ten THE REGISTER Thursday, December 28, 1967 New Mexico Governor LEGAL NOTICES IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT j T. J. Morrissey Becomes A Catholic In and lor the City In and for the City and i and County ol Denver County ol Denver r and State ol Colorado } Santa Fe — New Mexi- They were married in her and Slate of Colorado No. P-S092S I co’s Gov. David F. Cargo church, and the governor No. P.19293 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATS Requiem Offered NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF JESSIE ANGERMAN, Deceased.? has become a Catholic. says his decision to em- Estate of ELSIE HAHNE. also known NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION) brace Catholicism was a as ELSIE MINERVA HAHNE and FOR DETERMINATION OF i th e He was baptized by ELSIE M. HAHN E, (DeccasodJ HEIRSHIP • K u tU Ta l services were hy President Franklin I). gradual one. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Archbishop James I’eter No. P >9292 Ju^ld Dec. 2M. idr Thom as Koo.sevelt in I92.2. COLORADO: Davis of Santa Fe Nov, 26. Notice li horeby given that I havl* persons interested. .G R E E T Morrissey served as U.S. filed my final report in the Probate • I. Morrissey. 6H. native His two-and-a-half-month- Elected to office in ING: D enverite an967 ta Drive, Apt. C. San Diego, Calilor. ber of a nationally re- mention was made of Gov. nia. Son. M orrissey, who receivi*d knowned law firm, Mor Cargo’s baptism until a You are hereby notified to appoar his law decree fnim the The New Mexico OKO and answer the petition within twenty rissey. Dickerson and Zar- Phoenix new’sman inter days after service ol this notice on UniveJ'sity of D enver, alsf> Death Takes lengo, a firm noted for viewed him recently con head. Father Robert Gar you (if served by publication, within, attended ReKis college and cia. wears layman’s attire twenty days alter the last publication* outstanding and successful cerning his warm as.socia- of this notice) and In default oi an Colorado S tate 'I’eachers defense work in highly tion with the Spanish during his work for the Vatican Envoy answer or appearance the Court will colle^M* a t Oreeley. state. proceed to receive and hear proofs publicized cases. speaking *- and largely Vatican City — Caidinal concerning the heirs of such decedent and enter a decree determining who Hefore that he had at Morri.ssey is sui-vived by Catholic — people of New Antonio Riheri, 70, former are the heirs of such deceased person. Mexico. Dated at Denver. Colorado, this 17th tended St. Patrick's grade his wife. Marie; a son, papal repre.sentative in day of November, 1967. school and Sacred Ileart .Michael F. Morrissey, a Cargo was raised a Kenya. Ked Chimi, Ireland, D. M. R O W LEY high school. The prc>minent Denver attorney; daugh and Spain, died here of a Clerk of the Probate Court Methodi.st in Michigan. Knights Ernest F. Gaylord lawyer was flu* young(*st ters. Mrs. Hernaid S. Kel After his arrival in New pulmonary edema. and J. B. Carraher Federal District att«)rney ly, of Denv<*r: M rs. D erek Mexico more than a decade A citizen of Montico. Attorney t*'-‘*r ap p o in te d in th e Shelley. ol‘ St. Pouis, Mo., Ctirdintil Kiheri was the 74S Equitable Bldg. Clergy Night Planning ago. he began attending Denver, Colorado - 366 0«6I slate, having been selected and 11 grandchildren. N o tes first papal internuncio to By Thom as D IFrancesca Catholic .service.s with Ida Deputy Clerk Plans for the forthcoming fourth annual Clergy Jo Anaya, a native New Chintt. He was appointed (Published in Night sponsored by the Metro Denver chapter of Mexican and a Catholic. Dec. 12, at the El Kan- in 1946 and expelled by the Knights of Columbus are discussed by Arch cho cafe, the Father E. the (’ommunist govern bishop James V. Casey, John A. Yelenick, left, I’rinster Council #4462 m en t in 19.51 a fte r being May They Rest speaker for the event, and Robert Davis, chapter Curio Member celebrated its 10th an held under hou.se arrest president. More than 100 priests of the niversary at a dinner. and denounced as an "im archdiocese are expected to attend the cocktail Dies in Rome Among those present perialist.” Patronize party-banquet, scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 16. were Mr. and Mrs. David Following his expulsion In Peace Cardinal Alfredo I’acini, Mike Mullen, chairman of the affair, said tickets E. McKinney, State Secre from the Chinese main Our a member of the Roman C A F F H K Y . church, I>cc. 2Z. Inter- are $3.75 each. tary from Denver; Mr. and land. he remained in Hong Curia, the Church’s central F m p o rin . |{<‘i|uii*n mcnl, FI. I.oitiin. Mrs. John E. Popple, Slate Kong to jissist expelled administrative body, jind a Advertisers cliureh. Dee. 27. Inter- Canadian Diocese Warden, from Koggen: missionaries and olht*r re n ic iit, .Ml. O liv et. .M O.NADAN. T im o lliy .1.. I521S F. D. Patton foi’mer papal diplomat, fugees. Eater, he moved to Iniialls s|re«-t. .Hnn nf Mr. and Father Edward J. Fraez- died here at the age of 79. C A S A O K A N D A . lo liii A .. «M»7 .MrN. ,lo h n K ie lia rd M o n a h a n . Opens Its Books kowski: and Mr. and Mrs. Taipei. Formosa, where he Arvada. Servic-ea, Shrine of St. Cardinal Pacini, elevated SWIGERT I.ee nireel. Arvndii. He(|UH>in Requiem Said Vince Brin of Craig. Mas remained until his appoint A .Mh .ss. .S|. .Mitry .MiiKdalenen Anne’s church. Arvada, Dee. 27. Ottawa, Onl. — Arch to the saci’ed college by ter of ceremonies for the ment us Papal Nuncio to laun ehiireh. Dei-. 27. Inlertiient, Mt. Retluiem Mass was of bishop J. A. Flourde of Pope Paul VI last .June, BROS. M O IttiA N , D a n (I., .'jSOl W. evening was Father Ken Jrehtnd in 1959. izinj OliveL OlinL'er morluiirii-s. Ottawa plans to open "all was the third Cardinal to Colfax avenue. Lakewood. He- fered Dec. 22 at St. Phi- n e th F u n k . He was apjKiinted Nuncio OPTOMETRISTS rc trt the d(K)rs’’ o f th e diocesan die in December and the COI.AIANNIA, I'hilie A.. 1«,U (|uiem Mass, St. Klizuheth’s lomena’.s Church for Frank Short talks were given to Spain in 1962 and held chat S. Kvi-rett atrcct. Hci|uiem Ma.ss, church, Dee, 23. Interment, Mt. Church, including its fi fourth this year. Devoted to Your D. Patton, Jr., of' 2668 by the first Grand Knight, th a t po.st u n til th is year. Amc All .Saint.s' churcli. Dee. 2d. In Olivi-t. Ilitward m ortuaries. Dexter street; Mr. Patton nances. which until now Cardinal Pacini’s death Complete Vision Care terment. .Mt. Olivet. Itoulevard Timer Heid, and the pres He was made a member of T have been secret. reduces the college of car mortuaries. HICIIAKDS. .lam es I.. Md-t W. was the father of Sister ent Grand Knight Jack the College of *Cardinals H arry W. Swi/jert, O .D . Loui dinals to 112. .Maple. Hei|uiem Mass. St. Kose Timothy Ivoretto, C.S.J.. of Zulevich, also District la st Ju n e. Donald E. Gooldy, O.D. Insti COKDOVA. (Jerardo A.. 222fi', of l.ima chureh, Dec. 2fi. Inter He said the diocese On Dec. 22 Pope Paul S edalia. Mo. Deputy, Guido Kossi, Jerry R. Pederson, O.D, u n iv Larimer street. Ki-qtiiem .Mass, ment. Mt. Olivet. would be the first in Cana made his third trip outside St. Cajetan's chureh, Di-e. 27. Charles Hogue, commented OPTICIAN KUlU Mr. Patton is survived da to hiive its administra Vatican City since his op Inti-rmi-nl, Ml. Olivet. K O M K H O . .J e n n ie S .. 2-l-l.'5 W. on the progress of the Fred Smaldone m esf dltth avi-nue. |{e<|uiem .Mass. St. by his wife. Rosemary and tive framework enlarged to eration on Nov. 4 to visit JERRY BREEN (’ouncil. In all there were Sup( CUA.NK. F. A . iK o c k y ), 23-11 Catherine’s chureh. Dei-. 21. by four sons: Frank 1). permit lay people to take th e ailin g (h ird in a l «J’acini Florist lola street. Aurora. Kei|uiem Inlerment. Ml. Olivet. OlinKi-r 41 presen t. CHERRY CREEK beco: P atto n 111. C hicago. 111.; responsibilities in large in DintAN. Miuise. Kustlake. Colo. Ke (tAHCIA, Deirmo, Antoni to. C o lo , K e i|u ie m M a ss, .St. C’uje- SHINN NORTHERN tan's church, Dee. 20. Inlerment. Blythe-Goodrich Kl. Lo^jan. PHARMACY Mortuary "Your Parish Drug Store" 3 bedt ( iK A H Y , D o n a ld F .. IHO S , J a c k W, (G oodrich basem Hryanl street. Hequiem .Mass, • Free Delivery Service excellt .St. Hi»-e of Lima i-hureh, Dec. 482-320K • Charge Accounts Park, 20. Intermenl. Mt. Olivet. Hou- U-varil m orluaries. L. C. GRIFFIN. OWNER call The newspaper provides WO OOODNICHT, .lames K.. 2224 penetration in depth in the You Are Always K. Mill avenue. Hequii-m Muss, Welcome At Shinn's St. I'hilonu-na's church. Dee. 20. primary market by reaching virtually every family or Interment, .Mt. Olivet. Olinuer Northern Hotel Bldg. mortuarii-s. consumer in that market. HU 2-H).'L‘>.HU 2-10,’16 (iHAHAM. .lane Agatha (l)olli, BUS 3317 W. 2.‘lrd avenui-. Heipiii-m In i .Mass and inlermenl, Iteliwood, about III. Day-Nuonan mortuary. bath with ' KA1TA, Frank. 222I Downing Colorado Springs fenced stn-«-t. H(-4|ui«-m Mass. Saer«-4l VACAJ I ll- a r t c h u r c h , D(-t-. 23. In te r- .i im -n t, .Ml Oliv4-L O lin n i-r m4>r- PEAC tu a r ie s . £jdsiL fiheV u n atif. t< I C O MOTOR LANIIKADY. .Joseph. 3320 W. 'I'anlViran driv.-, Knith-wood. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST JV H4-4{uiem Mass. .St. M ary’s 802 N. Weber HOTEL church. Litlh-ton. l)4-c. 27. In ter AND RESTAURANT 2 bedri ME. 3-2069 cn . P m en t, F t I.ojjan. Nick4-ls-IIill Cel*. S^ingt, Cele. Stay with "Jay" m4>rtuary. H20 N. N ev ad a Close t< month. McFADDKN. Kdward .I.. 241 .S. I,inc4dn. Hi-4|Uieni .Ma--. s| J. D. CROUCH C. D. O'BRIEN I Qreeley LOETSCHER^S SUPER MARKET name (please print) ■ Great t A PAL, QUALITY MtATS address ly. 4 1 Adamson Mortuary closets, 2-1 H o u r & PRODUCT tures: city Amluihince Service Quality Apparel Nationally Advertised state zip Ings a (Jre»*U*y. Coloi-udo NOW Bsm t. IN COLORADO SPRINGS Brands of Groceries MCNEF N. RovvAdemeon Reed P. Adamson SIN CE 1872 Order gift subscriptions! gift card from Phone 1636 9th Avc. at 5th St. 524 W. Colorado Ave. New □ Renewal PEI Kiowa and Tejon Streets or renewals at these 4509 E. special prices. name (please print) 8UYINI Brighton REALTY address MAY INSURANCE CO. city state zip RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL 725 NO. TEJON Out in front C.IFT RATES Kqiii|)p4-d to FvdrdI Your Ne-t-ds Phone 633-7731 Colorado Springs One subscription . . . . S 4.00 gift card from 34 Hour Ambulance Sorvue Two subscriptions . . . $ 7.00 New Renewal Phone 659-2321 with Three subscriptions . . $ 10.00 SHEARER Zecha & Adams Write additional names on paper. Ken Raynie. Jim Arthur Six subscriptions . . . . $18.00 FOR 1 BRIGHTON. COLORADO HARDWARE Nevad* Ave at Caette La Poudre M y n a m e : EVERYTHING Ten subscriptions .. . . $25.00 Re*. 2329 East Platte Automstive (please print) M E. 2-7288 jnd except price M A IL TO ; COLORADO SPRINGS Brake Service address and THE REGISTER ~clty state “'C o lo ra d o Springa’ Finext and .\foxl Modern” P .O . B O X 1620 DENVER, COLO. 80201 gaming every ENTER, or RENEW my own subscription ahr iCaut iBnrtitary week Member by Invtiali Ndiittiiai Selected .Morticmns WE SEND A GIFT ANNOUNCEMENT CARD WITH YOUR NAME Members olThe StafT Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington P.S. Order the Special MILITARY EDITION ( ’afho/ic Funeral Direetitrs MEIrane 2-6A7I Colorado Spring*, t'olo. for your servicemen abroad or in the U.S. Thursday, December 28, 1967 THE REGISTER Page Eleven The Churchy USA in 1967 — A Quick Look By Rev. MurvIn'Rcad some giant-sized steps in its climb into the* future; tho.so plored those things that separated and those thing.s that of the no-marriage regulation and other priests, It was a year of tenttion, conflict and development in. steps of progress didn't come easily, but the important divided. deciding that the wait for change would be, at best, the American Church. thing is that they happened. too lung, exchanged ties for c Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Y o u r Classified Ad in the R e g is te r- Major Task for Jesuits in 1968 Ask for the Classified Department W a s h in g to n Fatlior Gerald R. Shelian, .S.J., provin In the New Kngland province, roport.s Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday American Jesuits are preparing to ’ cial o f tlie !Mi.s.':ouri ]>rbvinco, said m em Fatlier Robert McKwen, S.J.. liead of tlic can be published in the current week’s paper. launch a nation-wide campaign — mobil bers of tlic order in his area have been LaFargo O)mmitt«*o 1‘or the Social Aposto- izing the order’s vast network of schools, active in race and poverty work for .some late in the New Kngland jjrovince, sever ALTERATIONS PAINTING ! SEWING MACHINES retreat houses, and parishes to help time. Ho added; 'T believe w(i must ust! al .Jesuit Fath(*rs liave already begun change ’negative” racial attitudes among our existing institutions, rather than de Men's & women's clothing al f SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH their social apostfilato in tho inner city tered. •• Also religious garb. EXPERT : Zig-zaqs, buttonholes & fancy American Catholics. sert thorn and start new ones in tho in by e.stabli.shing residence in a housing 534-4828 — 2535 Gilpin This prediction was made by Fathoi ner city. * project in tho South Boston area. ! stitches. All without attachments PAINTING! ! to buy. Assume 2 payments of I.ouis J. Twonicy, S.J.. director of the Father Paul C. Reinert. S.J., pre.^ident j HELP WANTED I 55.01 or $10.00 cash. 244-6450 of St. J.x3ui.s university, called for tho 18 Y rs . ^ u p r . Institute of Human Relations at I.f»yola Jesuit seminarians have, been engaged Supplement grocery money. 2 to 'creation of a new invention” to help I 4 hours daily. W E T R A IN . Moth Free Est. j 1964 WHITE ZIG-ZAG university. New Orleans, who was a con in tutoring under j)rivilegi'd pre-high sultant in the preparation of tho historic meet tho racial cri.sis in the citie.s. *‘\Ve ers, Retirees, and Moonlighters, 935-6151 : Does most everything, all built school students in urlian areas of the i No obligation. Send for details. I in. Sacrifice for 3 payments of need a device, an apparatus." lie said, "by message by Father Pedro Arrupo. S.J.. New Kngland jirt)vinco lor some time, , P. O. Box 1032, Littleton. SITUATIONS WANTED $4.18 or $12.00 cash. 244-9906 which the univeisity can bo the point of Superior General, urging U.S. Jesuits to Kiither McKwen pointed out. (FEMALE)______1 become involved in interracial work. amalgamation Irctween all tlie Ibi'ces - HELP WANTED I 1967 SINGER Mature Lady needs Sunday work Father Twoniey said some Jesuits still tiying to work in the inner city.” SALESMAN ____ I F irs t $20.00 cash takes or 4 The Nc‘w York and Bufl’alo provinces in Rectory or Convent. Write payments of $5.25. have to form new racial attitudes, but he In the ^Maryland province, jilan.s are Box L-27 c/o The Register. 244-9906 expects tlie emphasis on the racial ajjos- under way for creation of a new '‘clearing are in the jirocess of merging their lacili- NEW IN TOWN? I house'* for requests coming from Jesuit lies and juTSonnel into one province, WANT TO MAKE A CHANGE? ! tolate to receive general supi>ort. T o Introduce You to the Register Classified Section He made tho statement in a recent .seminarians and young priests who want father James .1. Fischer, S.J., of Jersey GEniNG OUT survey of U.S. Jesuit lenders conducted to work in inner city an*as and poverty Uity, N.J., will assume the duties of OF THE SERVICE? j FOR $1.25 YOU G ET 20 WORDS OR LESS Provincial for the pastoral and social by NC News Service. The survey dis pro g ram s. We Offer: TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP closed that preparations for a new, jnany- Father William Byron, S.J., of Ix>yola ministry in tho combined provinces, lie Guaranteed Income During j Th is offer good for classified Section only. sided. and intensive program of interra college, Baltimore, said that it will bo said that requests have already been, re ceived for Jesuits to move into housing Training (S500.00 per month ! cial work are now under way in all 11 jirovincc ix>licy to place more Jesuit per If qualified) Does not apply to Real Estate Display American provinces of the Society of Je- sonnel in urban, studies, sociology, iind projects and that this has begun in Jer Advertising sey City. sim ilar Helds. INCENTIVES-CONTESTS FILL !N COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX FRINGE BENEFITS j COMPLETE COMPANY TRAINING I I We want 3 full tim e people J with an automobile who are: ambitious. Positions in mar-1 keting and management, training. i Write Box L-1060, c/o this news paper. We wilt contact you for a 1921 SO. YATES personal interview. CLIP $1.25 TO IT AND MAIL TO 3724 E. 17th AVE. 3 bedroom brick, IVa baths, full BEAT Classified Advertising, The Register Offers older 2 story, facing the PERSONALS Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 80201 or basement, covered patio. All In The high cost of Interest. As park. 4 bedrooms, lovely carpet excellent condition In Harvey sume payments on this 3 bed Ladies' hand made hats for sal« phone it in to 825-1145 ing In living room and dining By appointment. 2J4 6419. Park. room brick with full open base room, 5th bedroom and rec. Call JOE TRAINOR: 985-3254 ment. 2 car garage, at 4381 W. room In basement. Buy for Q U IN N P L A C E . $18,600 — $2,850 $14,900, F H A or no down G l. Ask WOOD BROS. REALTY Down — $142 P.l.T.I. for J E R R Y // call JO E TRAINOR: 985-3256 PERRY & BUTLER. INC. HAPPY NEW YEAR'' 4509 E . Evans Realtor 757-7696 20 — Our Lady of Lourdes WOOD BROS. REALTY 42 — St. Philemena NEAR BUS - SHOPS - SCHOOLS 41 — Sts. 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SSth Ave. Arvada iV w ; Page Twelve THE REGISTER ______Thursday, December 28, 1967 'Valley of the (Ding-a-Ling) Dolls' Hits No Heights By 'I’om Officer The second flunked a AND FINALLY, there is husband: Lyon (Paul Besides showing each of WITH ALL its draw down as the sweet girl department. And it is a bit Broadway comeback at Anne, a wholesome beauty Burke). Anne’s one-time the girls with few redeem backs. Valley of the Dolls turned vicious and teqjper- regretful that ‘Milner and Three little girls set out for tem pt: from New England who bo.ss and lover; and Miriam ing qualities, the film does have a few good amental. However, it is Mi.ss Grant had little op fame ami money: The third returned to her becomes a fashion model (Lee (ira n t). Tony’s F>osses- drags in unneeded nude .scenes: Photography of the hopeful that she will es portunity to display their One took her life when it home town to repent. and has a prolonged affair sive sister. scenes involving each of New England countryside, chew futur,e roles of the fine acting abilities. with her one-time boss. the girls — but in differ the showdown scene be Neely type. Miss Parkins f was not all honey: r ' Twentieth Century-Fox’s Anne finally goes home. The film drew a "B” ent situations. Also objec tween Neely and Helen, (from TV’s "Peyton Place) year-end ' offering for But her suitor follows with • Objectionable in Part for tionable is the use of some and the use of a clock is mainly a sweet girl who filmgoers i.*- an adaptation hopes of another tryst — A ll) ra tin g from the. N a strong language, including striking the hour in the cannot control her inner of Jacqueline Susann’s or marriage! tional Catholic Office for a three-letter slang word final fadeout on Neely (in emotions for her lover. Valley of the OolLs. How Others involved in the Motion Pictures, which for a homosexual. A Deis Irae effect) and Perhaps she will have a ever. the film could easier activities of the three girls commented that the film In poor taste is the then a fast scene switch to better role n tim' b<* thought of as "Valley of are a veteran big time failed in direction, acting, showing of Jennifer’s .scene the New England country Others in the cast are the Neurotics” — not one singer, Helen (Susan Hay and script, and that it un in a P'rench "art” movie. side and Anne and Lyon only average in the acting of the three young women ward in what amounts to a reels a decadent picture of The scene, an apparent (with the strokes symboliz the film concentrates on t upenOp«n 11 A.m. 10 p.m. Daily 'A guest star appearancei; show business life and has parody of A Man and a ing a new and clean davi. rates as an admirable and IK-02. T K< Mel (Martin Milnerb a no purpose in telling its Woman, is an insult to In the acting department. r.S.D.A. Choir.- , moral person. publicist and Neely’s first I'.S. Choir.- Sirloin ...... story e.xcept to wallow in it. the award-winning movie. Miss Duke wins hands C .S . C h n ii-r K iln .Miu...... l-M I’o r t^ r H ourf SlFm )»...... 3-2S First, there is Jennifer (>nU*r Cut Chops ...... ••U' (.Sharon Tate), an untalent- Bishop Elko ' Come, welcome in (he New Year with us!f I f ‘i Sp. Chirlirn ...... •••'• ed beauty who marries a Humbururr Slouk ...... !•(*" All ChiUlrrn ^•..^tl..ns ...... 7.T nightclub singer. Tony Resigns, Pope a l .a r i tr S h r im p ...... I.2fl (Tony Scotti). The mar IlHlihut StcHls ...... Special Menu . . . All Dinners Served withHresh Crisp riage is doomed from the Names Another -Salad and a choice o( Dressing. Fr. start —Tony has an in Vatican City — Pope Paul Hats, Horn, Balloons Fr. Potatoes or B.iked with sour Cream or Butler curable illness that will VI has accepted the resigna We Serve Only the TOP Q U A LITY eventually make him a tion of Bishop Nicholas T. M EATS, U. S. Choice or Prime "vegetable.” To meet the Elko as Bishop of the Byzan COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE medical bills of her hus tine Rite Church in Pitts band, Jennifer turns to b u rg h , Pa. "acting” in cheap French Bishop Stephan Kocisko of BIG NIGHTS movies. .She returns to the Passaic. N.J.. was named to tl'N N E R United States — and fac replace him. ' SAT. & SUN. Q lL i ' WITH US. ing major surgery herself, Bishop Elko was appointed takes an ea.sy way out! An titular Archbishop of Dara DEC. 30, 3( overdo.se of sleeping pills! and has also been designated 8th Ave. at Ash St. 322-2622 | as the prelate in Rome for iMmimimiuiiiimimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiMmiiiiimiiiMMi Second, there is Neely the conferral of sacred orders (Patty Duke), a talented in the Byzantine Rite. He Make and sweet girl who on hit has been in Rome for more Reservations ting the big time becomes Appointed th a n a y ea r. Happy Holiday to All .selfish and ruthless. She H. Von Bergen, has Archbishop Elko went to f I Rome last December re lives on pills (the dolls of. been appointed senior EARLY! I the title) and liquor. She vice president of North portedly in answer to a S p o r i e 's makes shambles of her two Denver Bank. He was summons by the Congrega marriages, takes an over installed as bank direc tion for the Oriental dose of pills and lives, an d tor last April. Von Ber Church. It was reported in a comeback attempt gen is the past president the congregation was stud fails — going off on a of the American Crystal ying his administration bender. Sugar company. His oth because of charges by a er activities include: Di group of priests of the rector of the Denver Pittsburgh Byzantine Symphony society; direc diocese that he had failed tor, Central City Opera to carry out the directives House association. of Vatican Council II. HOUSE COFFEE SHOP OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY — Take Out Service — BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER LOBrS Cafeterias 2601 W. 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