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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Aug. 8, 1963" (1963). The Catholic Advocate. 297. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/297 Grace Is Necessity, The Advocate Race-Religion Pope Says Meet to Hear Offtcla! Publication »f tbs Archdiocese of Newark. N. J, and Diocese ef CITY Paterson, N. J. VATICAN (NC) - An awareness of the action of Vol. 12, No. SS THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1983 PRICE: 10 CENTO grace is a necessity for Cath- olics who want to give a good Gov. example of their Faith in so- Hughes ciety, Pope Paul VI said here. He NEWARK—Gov. Richard spoke at a special au- J. be followed by the Governor's dience will address with diocesan presi- Hughes the first keynote address. Mayor Hugh dents of the Italian Greater Newark Catholic Conference oo B. Addonizio will alao speak. Action and organisation. The au- Religion Race, which will After an explanation of the be held under dience was the eighth he has interdenomina- mechanics and purposes of the granted to Italian Catholic Ac- tional auspices Aug. 13 at Es- workshops, the group will tion sex Catholic break groups. High School. up to discuss the em- The conference will also ployment problem In five “THE QUESTION of the feature a aeries of workshops fields: retailing, manufactur- supernatural life of Christians on the conference theme of ing, building trades, white is not a doctrine which can be "Interracial Justice in Em- collar and government Each ignored or considered to be of A ployment.” declaration of will be chaired by a clergy- secondary importance in the man and will have one re- religious plan," Pope Paul source person and a reporter. said. He added: More on Roc# 15 Crisis, Poqe There will be representatives “Those who devote them- of minority groups (Negro and selves to the practical activity conscience Puerto Rican) at each work- of bearing witness to their emphasizing the religious and moral basis of shop, as well as businessmen, Catholic Faith have, more than the of labor leaders, civil rights ex- anyone else, the need and the question discrimination will be read to the full pert* and clergymen. duty to foster in themselves assem- the bly. Following the workshops, knowledge, reality and there will The co-sponsors of the af- be another full as- awareness of the living and fair are the office of the Co- sembly at which Harold Lett, personal contact with Christ ordinator for Interracial Jus- consultant to the national de- SEE - At left through . . NEW grace . is the in- tice of the Archdiocese of New- velopment program of the Na- “The life of should terior of St. grace Michael's Rev. tional Conference of Christiana show Itself in ark. Aloytius J. Welsh: personal convic- Church, Passaic, which be- and tion the Greater Newark Council of Jews, will give a summa- and be an intimate source comea the of the tion. of active cathedrgl Churches and the Jewish rab- goodness and joy, of new Rite Diocese and Serving as co-chairmen for an interior Byzantine bis lay leaders of the area. exuberance which the overflows erected last week by Pope program with Father into that external THE PROGRAM Paul VI. Above is win open Welsh are Rev. Earl O. Huff charity which we call the Bishop at 7:15 p.m. with a prayer of- of Israel A M E. Church, New. apostolate." Stephen Kocisko, named to fered by a Negro clergyman, ark. Rev. J. Sanford head the new See. Loosing- The who will also chair the the POPE said that •‘the first er of Third Presbyterian church is Passaic's second of session. The reading of the Church and Rabbi Jonathan J. mystery grace" has its oldest. declaration of conscieoA will Prinx. • primacy in the "humble and pious practice of prayer, in the liturgy and in sacramental 1116. of It is 'Tribute to essential that Catholics Eastern Rite' Charges Persecution should recognise the need of the life of grace especially to- day. the Pope said, because "there are sometimes currents In Vietnam among us which express them- Passaic Disputed selves Awaits •—some in a moralistic First SAIGON, Vietnam -An tion” to the Diem government pagodas have been built since tone, others in a cultural tone American working here for a Bishop concerning alleged religious the Diem government came to —with and intolerant VS. research persecution and critical PASSAIC - Still private organi- to cut off U. S. another fourth have rejoicing naa’a devotion to the Byzan- whose power, attitudes toward so com- diction, hot zation has refuted charges that aid unless reforms many at the Vatican announcement tine ‘-'-ntifaj PPRPWfary Seminary fa St are under- been rehabilitated and the mon Rite and the advance, I be forms of Catholic ac- hope to privileged to make Paul the Vietnamese government life, that created R a week ago, meat of the until MSS, when Btehop taken.) government granted $125,000 cusing them of Catholic Faith. fa the are* of I denies freedom being conven- the new Byzantine Rite my dines—, B-0 Takscte of religions and for these Epar- sincere Ptefg ERICSSON, 1950 projects. tional, superficial and medio- (Diocese) *TT B IN A oAr best wialMe and •an* Mm to Is undemocratic and mutable. a graduate chy of Passaic spirit ef bo- the Pustifictom of the Turning to the spraying pro- cre." pr«n« that our sfforts Harold F. Erickson of Sut- UJS. Naval Academy, awaited its first this minty and filial for Athenaeum de gram, Erickson said de- obedfeace." the Propaganda has been in Vietnam crop ha pt—s of Christ's ter Creek, CaL, wrote an for four wsak. said, "that I accept from to complete his struction is carried on only in Church may ever be letter in Ameri- months. He is engaged in re- Ns has the hands ef united open reply to areas data bsen sat far PopePaul VI search occupied by communist the the •fih Him aai fa Be spirit. s Us—Hi m on military operations Ribicoff Asks tmtaliatioo of Btetesp fife, Ugh honor and grave rq- Sacred Theol- guerillas and alongside arter- under a contract with the VS. ogy sod was pbca J. Kocisko, now Auxfl- fewnsihilky -of my TB GROWTH ordained fa ial roads in order to cut down appoint- OF the By- Other Stevies, Popes 2, 12 Army. He said "there is nent as Bosno March not iary Bishop of the PJttabwgh the first of tanfin. Bite wes fa. IKI. the possibilities of anibush. Btehop alee toe nor has Aid efashltohed Hto first now. there ever been, “Without Debate newly Byzas- ef a statement pariah was St. any doubt.” be said, fafeto Bern any denial of religious Ire* ef Stephen's. Detroit, where he can ministers who took a full- the program "has saved Eparchy Paaaafe. Btehop Nicholas T. Elko of dom to Buddhisla WASHINGTON (NC) —Sen. The fanwesd the msushwfefe page ad in the New Yerk in Viet- hundreds of lives.” Related Story, Pope 9 establishment af tha the Ptttitiurgh Eparchy. nam.” Abraham Ribicoff of Connec- ef fouto fa fa IM In Times last June to protest: Dtecena) Passaic “We are profoundly grate- famines. Be noted Ifar he to that the Genera] AS FOR STRATEGIC ham- ticut, calling for widespread rnudfiMts* fW to ns transferred to fa. (I) US. aid a country al- Pfa» Paul,** tee said, Association of a«*aui. debate on the of fi- John fas legedly denying t*Ugp- "The fiction represents Buddhism." schools. This and fits preser- dsrgy, religious and unstable": there Is to the progress in our diocese, and faithful, ""■ttes teter was ferreted opposition gov- is simply not true... vation of the Bite af to that this is *fighting for free- He said. too. that the order it’s for Byzantine we extend our warmest eon- fin rank ernment but “this s good sign tha fu- of Bishop that the opposition "The administration set our forefathers. sad dom'." requiring flag ture." gratulsttens prayerful He was consecrated is by no means universal Titular take over all forth its vicars on boat precedence other the consti- The “IN THE wishes, with the tend fa and (Meanwhile. Buddhist organi- here, where it matters most” tutional new diocese will serve DISCHARGE of Btehop Theveste Auxil- flags “was first invoked questions involved two hope that the tame stions In seat a latter While Byzantine Rite Ruthcaian the responsibilities generous iary to Bishop Elko Oct. 23. Saifon the Diem government that are to against Catholics," who were years ago in a carefully spirit fa and to' President com- is pre- Catholics the eastern be I that cooperation IBM. by Bishop Elko. Kennedy ordered not democratic, Erickson pared legal memorandum along mine, earnestly hope Christian to haul down papal sub- seaboard. I be tea] which marked plaining of an alleged state- said, “it does not pretend to mitted The Pittsburgh Di- may enlightened by THE flags at a church dedication to Congress. At no their apostolic labors wife CHURCH ha construct- ment U. S. Ambas- ocese. established in win Cod's and us by retiring be” democratic. He described point does the memorandum UM. grace strengthened be ed fa in Hoc. may always apparent In Lyadara occupies a po- sador Frederick E. Sotting Jr. its government as continue to serve the met of and and “personal- say that an forms of aid sustained encourag- their endeavors tittoo to to the UR. •d far the spread Bishop Kocteko's that he had not seen any evi- REGARDING freedom of ism” which he said is to the by the prayers ef my church-related schools are un- of the Gospel and tha growth coat-of-arms The main fea- dence of religious persecution right and to the brother priests and worship, Erickson said ''there politically constitutional." BISHOP many of the Catholic Church and ture to a picture of St Nich- South Vietnam. NAVAGH, in whose friends in the of in In Washing- has been oo suppression of left economically. “It might Eparchy the °la»—"for whom territory the new See city is Byzantine Bite In the my family ton. a POAU leader called on well be the most effective to whom I Buddhist services or obser- and Pittsburgh am UR. has had located, welcomed the newt: bound always a great de- the State Department to make vances.” be most desirable form of gov- by ties of lifelong a* Further, said, “I to lation”—flanked draw- am sea by a - delighted the sociation and BISHOP “much stronger represents one-fourth of existing Buddhist ernment for this new nation at Due esteem. KOCISKO was born Holy Day of tbs Eastern ing of a sheaf of wheat oo development “To the in this particular stage of its de- clergy, religious Minneapolis June U. IMS. one side Thursday, Aug. 15, is the Rite in our country, especial- and the word "Ma- he said. and faithful of the new the oldest fa nine velopment," Feast of the of ly in New I welcome Epar- children. rta" on the other. The wheel in Paterson Assumption Jersey; chy of I send cordial His Assignments the Blessed Passaic, parents, both American- signifies Virgin Vary in- Bishop Kocisko, sad am and Ms family’s rural prayerful (Tastings to- born. sent him to Catholic Two to to heaven. It is a'holy day pleased to put at Ms ancestors; . "Maria" repre- Observe disposal tether with the pledge of my » A statement from hh—W Bishop’s motto, to Old Bishop pal in VATICAN CITY scholastic standings. Slavonic, is Pravilo Parish retariat for Promoting Chris- tian Unity has appointed two PATERSON-Rev. American official Anthony Prusak Is assigned to Assump- priests as TestBan Dunay, who left his native tion. Morristown. Rev. Thom- Catholic observers at the forth- Close Hungary at the order of Jo- coming meeting in Rochester, Says Look as Sucbon to St. Therese's, Requires Cardinal of the 100-member Cen- seph Mindszenty, has Paterson, after summer duties N.Y., NCVPC been appointed administrator at Our of the tral Committee of the World News Service finslly. there the Lady Lake, is possi- THE RELEVANCE fa this •hould of St. Pas- Council of Churches. By JAMES E. DOUGHERTY that abrogate its treaty Stephen's pariah, Sparta, and Rev. John Kamp- bility after trying for sev- issue is when apparent one re- and it was announced this Tbt author is used eral obligation resume tasting. saic, hausen to St Joseph's, Lincoln The two are Rev. Gustave profess or of political theory international years to overcome the flects oo the repeated specu- This and other week by James J. Na- Park. Woodstock Col- relations at St. and strategic of the lations related prob- Bishop Weigel. S.J., Joseph’s College, Philadelphia, risking be superiority during the last two toms fa have arise out the wording vagh. The two Irish priests are lege (Md.) theology professor turer he the graduate school of the University of UR., they decided that years that the UR. and the of Pennsylvania. the ament treaty and also The Bishop also announced Rev. William and a consultant the Chris- Be is chairman this objective is out of UR.S R McCarthy, as- to of the Anns Control Committee of the Catholic tbs may try to move to- out of the for five for the time nature of military assignments newly- signed to St. Patrick's, Chat- tian unity secretariat, and Association for question being, ward some kind of “parity” to InternationalPeace and am associate of the For- since it technology Itself, which can- ordained priests, two of them ham, *and Rev. Bo- Rev. John B. would require too total nuclear missile Eugene Sbeerin, C.S.P., eign Policy Research Institute at theUnbersity of capabil- fa* easily bo regulated by from Ireland, and the transfer land, to SL Peter the of New editor of the Pemtsybauia. large an allocation of re- Such assigned York, ity. an agreement would ltftl* of Rev. sources to diplomatic tnatnmaota. one assistant. Joseph Apostle, Troy Hills. Catholic World. The limited nuclear test ban moot from which It will military programs. of course require very in- Tha be rigid Issues before the Amer- A. Nemihak, from Assump- treaty negotiated the spection and control. by UR., possible to commence to go NEVERTHELESS, the UR. ican people call for the appli- tion, Passaic, to Our Lady of Great Britain and the Soviet Another possible arms forward towards accords that would be cation of a critical unwise to dismiss en- highly po- Mercy, Whlppany. Union holds out great win be sincere, lasting and agreement dis- litical hopes tirely the possibility that the frequently intelligence, which to the world, but it also in- fruitful." Sovlsta cussed to recent years —and seeks FATHER DUNAY had been may hope to exploit the honestly to strike a bal- volves problems that wUI de- President revived again to connection as an assistant Kennedy recog- test ban to reduce the Ameri- ance between the interests of serving at Our mand with the searching scrutiny by nizes that there win be debate can Moscow test ban all Lady of Hungary margin of strategic super- mankind namely, the de- pariah. the U.S. Senate before it is over the this Is treaty talks has been the before treaty; quite iority which was manifested at •lres of men for peace and Northampton, Pa., com- ratified. natural. For after IT of creation of a zoos fa Passaic. yean the time of the Cuban confron- military fears of a radioactive environ- ing to He succeeds Men everywhere will Join is un- disengagement or denuclcari- Rev. John mainly fruitless effort.it tation last fall. ment —and the security of Gaspar, who died with Pope Paul Vl' in welcom- derstandable that ration to central Europe. If the many Ameri- One reason UR. and of all those coun- Feb. W. • for suspended such ing the treaty and that cana should view the teat ban an agreement could aver tries which Born in hoping Judgement is the fact that this throughout the Nagykolked, Hun- it will "sincere and with be It. would prove suc- agreement misgivings. agreement la different reached. too, re- postwar period have depended gary, Father Dunay was or- from effective cessful" and lead to other There is, no need quire inspection and dained however, the one we have been trying upon American military in 1989 after studies at agreements "for the tranquil- to assume that the in control provisions. Soviets, to negotiate at Cenova since strength. the University of Vienna. He order and of the this ity, peace deciding to enter treaty at USE Considerations such as these served as e in the WE SHOULD NOT chaplain world." the present time after wars oo John’s expect having The limited test ban clearly Pope Hungarian Army during World The deserves our offers simi- treaty mind when in too much from the test ban. It .treaty ap- rejected for a Pacem in Ter- War U. In he was or- initialed in Moscow seems 1R49, to does not mean that plause insofar as it prevents lar treaty In MSB and ISO, ris he spoke of the need for the cold dared to leave the depart from the principle of war has country further radioactive contamina- are now trying to turn the "an effective method of con- suddenly come to an when international This end that Cardinal Mindszenty dis- tion of the And if tables oo Inspection. trol" for or the UR. can afford atmosphere. strategic the UR. Is any progressive and covered that communist offi- it something that should be to relax its helps crests anew climate disarmament meas- -defensive pro- IT IS BEYOND doubt considered thoroughly dur- reciprocal cials were planning his arrest in international relations and that grams. Nor is it at all clear the ures. In Austria, he received hi* leads to detente be- the Soviets could have other ing hearings in the U. 8. that the teat ban will a genuine serve to doctorate in reasons for the Senate. THE PREBENT sacred theology tween this and the So- entering agree- treaty con- prevent tbs further country prolifers- from the of Vienna. ment They may be under The lack of for tains a clause which tion of University viet Union, it will be a major provision clearly nuclear weapons to na- at home to down He also served as pastor of benefit to mankind. pressure cut inspection in the current permits any party to with- tions not yet them. possessing Hungarian Catholics on their military expenditures treaty raises first of all a draw upon three months' no- displaced Communist China seems de- THE TREATY COMBS soon in order to the standard if it living in the Salzburg area. In raise question of security. Going be- tice, believes that its se- termined to the acquire nuclear Father invit- after peace encyclical of of living and ensure a contin- yond the specifics of the curity is to any way Jeopar- 1919, Dunay wa« WELCOME TO NEWARK - Abbot Patrick M. O'Brien, capabilities with or without the ed to come to the late Pope John XFUI, ued satisfactory rate treaty, however, the absence dized by development! related Soviet Northamp- left, of St. welcomes Abbot Primate growth asaiatance. France has O.S.B., Mary's Abbey Pacem in Terris, in which he for the Soviet economy. of provision for to the matter of the ton parish. St. inspection subject already them without Mary's Priory, Newark, Aug. called for efforts by the major They also feel that raises the treaty. acquired Benno Gut, O.S.B, .to 1. may question of whether It was the Abbot American and will un- THREE OF THE new Primate's first stop on a visitation of to halt the race. help powers arms their current ideological and this create an undesirable 'the m%y In UR., suspicion that doubtedly continue to to be to Benedictine monasteries and convents in U.S. Thus, one cannot help thinking strategic with Pek- for the develop priests assigned their the The dispute precedent writing of another signatory power wn her “force de dissuasion" Abbot un- first duties are recent Primate, here from Rome, on •that it represents a kind of re- ing warrants mending their other arms agreements gradu- being accompanied partial violating the treaty might well lest the U.S. can ates of North Col- his sponse to the Pops’s appeal fences, at least by the S. and somehow American tour by his brother, Rev. Philip Gut, O.S.B., also visited to temporarily, U. the Soviet lead to bitter internal debate heal the with West.*. Atlantic alliance lege, Rome, and the Univer- St. Paul's '•find that point of agree- the Unio "' ‘ ' ovelr whether this Abbey, Newton, and the Benedictine Sisters country breach. sity of Louvain. Rev, Bernard motherhous in Elizabeth. (Other photos. Page 3.) 2 THB ADVOCATE Augoti 8, IMS SchoolNews Roundup News From Vatican City People in the News Pennsylvania Kills Bus Bill and Vietnam Jos* Cardinal da Costa vancement of International Pope: Nunes, Portuguese-born mem- for HARRISBURG, Pa. (RNS) Unity Law his achievements in ponding « clarification from — ber of the Roman re- the ecumenical field. Efforts to obtain the State Curia, ■ tax-paid I to Teacher Department of Edu- VATICAN CITY (NC>-Pop# ceived from for Jp scloushess of its mission in ■pedal message to the scouts. a message Pope bus transportation Catho- cation. Paul VI told « of Viet- DAYTON - Hu group their regard and it possesses He toU the scouts that their Paul VI on tho occasion of Archbishop Egidio Vagooni, lic and othar non-public school (NC) Day- ton Board of Education namese students at a special an interior force for his 60th in the Un- students ha* expansion meeting place on the plaine of anniversary of ordin- Apostolic Delegate have failed in the audience 3 that their na- ited was ended a policy of required School Aug. into new and always deeply Marathon is ••privileged toll" ation. i States, received in Pennsylvania legislature. Study .tion'e unity can be found in human and beneficial private audience by Bible reading and recitation cultural, that is "permeated a* are few E. Pope The 1963 session adjourned WILMINGTON, Del. (NC) the Christian brotherhood that social and artistic Patrick Raleigh of Chi- Paul VI. of Lord'* Prayer in public forms." other place# in the world with a few hours after House-Sen- the Wilmington’s Mi- cago has been named exe- Bishop exists in the Catholic Faith The Pontiff that ate achoola. chael W. has admitted human end Christian culture." cutive Francis Cardinal conference committee ef- Hyle ordered a and that does not the assistant for Serra In- Spellman It waa ignore what he was waa forts understood, however, of saying not The Pope remarked that the business will receive the 1963 Distin- to reach a compromise major study the diocesan particular characteristics of a ternational, and pro- (hat Uieae be •aaily grasped in its full llth International on tho Issue practice* may school system to determine mHihi Jamboree fessional men’s Service Medal of lhn collapsed. meaning but he organization guished continued in public school that had no was being held at the time of ■Earlier the House of "the extent to which tho Speaking In French, he wel- in which promotes vocations to American Legion Sept. 10 at ' Repre- classrooms at the discretion of fear proposing such con- the ecumenical council, and the Miami Fla. He is Mil- bad approved an CathoUc population can sup- comed them as the "living siderations to He priesthood. Beach, £***. individual teachers. students. called to the attention of the Optional free bus transporta- port an expanded •cho of a which we itary Vicar of the Military system.” country said: soouto the council’s Rev. Paul tion bill under • love reeponee Sekalte, 0.M.1., Ordinariate, which serves which school The said the greatly and whose merits, “What we Bishop study, are in to a desire end Germany’s "flying saying worldwide to priest,’’ nation's armed forces In this districts would have been re- Moral Reading Plan to be man- needs, high civilization and such terms undertaken by a simple is not al- the old di visions among Chris- has received that nation’s imbursed In State funds Maine (RNS) •offering we know well." He country and abroad. wholly WESTBROOK, agement consultant firm, was ways understood without the tians. highest civilian award, the for •ssured them of the transporting pupils of non- —The Westbrook School Com- made necessary by swelling "esteem, effort of reflection and with- Grand Cross Federal of Fernando Cardinal Cento, public schools. mittee voted to substitute school enrollments. He direc- sympathy and hope with out the of help some good Achievement. at Vatican In the Senate where and which we watch your major penitentiary the op- Bible readings prayer ted that the study determine present heavenly Inspiration. But you tional bill failed and your future." Aaiheny J. U S. City, received good wishes to win ap- with moral, spiritual and pa- the immediate and are students, which meant Ecumenicity Celebreste, long-rasg# of Education and Massing* from Pope Paul proval, an earlier triotic The commit- the for that are Secretary Health, proposal readings. needs, requirements POPE you attentive spirits VI the observance of his would the • PAUL continued: You and Welfare, was received in oa have put issue up to tee acted on the recommen- capital expenditure and needs with minds open to the re- are hare in Rome and On Agenda private audience 09th birthday Aug. 10. state-wide referendum. The dation of its superintendent. for services and search of truth, however, dif- by Pop* Paul personnel. in the house of the Pope, yet VI. house tabled this suggestion ficult and hidden it be ROCHESTER you are not here. may (NC) - "Rala- Francesco Cardinal Robert!, a vote of 171 to S. strangers To this by ... end we invoke tiona with Roman Augnstia Cardinal You are received as friends Catholics" Rea. 8.J., prefect of the Apostolic Sig- The conference committee—- upon you the light of the Holy will be the president of the Secretariat for and as citizens and, if you among subjects nature,'high Church court, re- where the bus Parochial and transportation Schools the Spirit give you our epos- the Promoting Christian ceived have discussed hr policy-mak- Unity, - good fortune of be- congratulations from bill finally died was re- tolic blessing.” of the World Council has been awarded the ing a Catholic, you are re- ing body Grotius Pop* Paul VI on the 30th an- portedly 3 to 3. Medal deadlocked, ceived as sons and brothers. • of Churches at e meeting here of the Internatiooal of his niversary ordination See. Paul L. Wagner, a com- We call 2. Grotius Foundation for the Ad- this friendship and Aug. SfrSept Aug. I. mittee member, said U bad of Study spiritual parenthood to Weekly Audiences The meeting of the World there Subject your been agreed would be attention to remind of the Council's 100-member central CHICAGO you VATICAN CITY (NC) Addresses no conference report unless it (NC) Two ma- trast Catholics who have sent onlvarsal character of the committee will to- Methodists Weekly general audiences will bring could be made unanimously. jor universities have begun an their children to schools which gether Orthodox public Church, has this city as be held on Protestant, Gov. William W. Scranton I*-month nationwide survey to with those whose children its Wednesdays during and at- center but whose |<>|w|m< Anglican Church leaders measure how Pope Paul Vl’a stay at Caste]- received 11,000 pieces of mail parochial school tend parochial schools. This is is to spread its evangelical for discussions of Christian affects gandolfo, the papal Heater of on the issue. He sought to an- education the lives of intended to determine the meaaage of brotherhood unity. Hallman Chambers has announced. Archbishop swer each Catholic adults. communication meaning of parochial schools throughout the entire world. Mario It will follow by barely e The launched Hsgr. Nasalli Rocca with form letters. The chair- study, Aug. 1, to parents, the university said. “Think month the close of the fourth of it You see that di Coreellano. said that the man of the House and Senate is being mad* by the National Father said of Greeley the sur- you are hare in one of the Wednesday audience would international congress the education committees Opinion Research Center of will Cites ‘New re- vey test the assumption moat in start 7. World Council’s Faith end Or- Spirit’ the interesting points Aug. ceived thousands of letters University of Chicago in that there is “a special moral time and apace because the der Commission, which was at- LAKE On holidays, the announce- JUNALUSKA. N. C hers the world. IS and post cards, which they did cooperation with the Uni- and value flavor" in parochial aecret of this tended for the first time throughout place Is unity. ment by (NC>—A new Catholic not answer because versity of Notre Detne. education continued, the Pope will Catholic spirit million of them In North of the which gives it* And, if you have the Faith, observers. linked with Rev. Andrew M. greet visitors at noon in the ecumenism is to America. volume of work involved. Greeley, a graduate* “the proper orienta- we can tell you that the mys- evidence residence's central courtyard. THE CENTRAL committee today, Archbuhop Catholic Bishops had re- Chicago sociologist who is a tion to life.” tery of the which Paul "WE ARE WITNESSES of a unity one He will recite the Angelua and here will consider J. Hallman of Atlanta quested their parishioners to member of the research cen- A committee of CathoUc* must meeting re- great historic shift discover is here." hit from bal- told the meeting here of the from what write in of ter staff, is directing the and non-Catholics give blessing a ports on various sspsets of support the legisla- study. will work on The marvel of this discov- World Methodist Council. might be termed the ’post- It ia financed cony overlooking the court- unity adopted at the Fatih sad tion; the Pennsylvania Coun- being by a $136.- the survey with Father Gree- ery, the Pope said, is In the Order "For Reformation centuries' to a cil of Churches 000 grant from the and Peter yard. meeting, according to e an Archbishop of the opposed the Carnegie ley H. Rossi, direc- fact new of that "this spiritual voca- period Church history," tor • World Council announcement. Catholic Church to come be- measure. Corporation. of the research tion the said. center. of unity applies just as fore Archbishop "It is Father During the central commit- a distinguished assembly THE Greeley, pointing to weQ to nation ea it does marked, on the Catholic UNIVERSITY of your Briefer Papal Title tee e of Method side, • the need for mooting report on the lit* is surely a the study, com- to otters.” sign by a series of remarkable Chicago said the study tt de- VATICAN CITY (NC)-Pope first seaman of the Second Vat- of our times, of Uus brave mented that “it has become Pope* from Leo XIII to Paul Ban signed pnmanly to compare THE ESSENTIAL Paul VI has given instructions ican Council wtu be given by new world of the ecumenical Prayer Cited increasingly obvious that the point VI; a Catholics who attended public that the traditional Dr. Lukes the by resurgence of Bibli- about this unity. Pop# Paul, formula Vtoebar, rase arch impulse," Archbishop said ctl WASHINGTON (NC)-Rep. schools with social, economic and educa- sod patristic studies, new Catholics who at- used in recreate to himself secretary of the Fntih and Or- "Yet it is a blessed John P. of tional attainments of the .-sided, rests on the fact that sign of Saylor Pennsyl- tended parochial schools "doae in all official be der tion who this that the pastoral methods, reform of the American Catholics not ignore the rights, publications Commit repre- age bravery no vania used U.S. Supreme have un- sented the liturgy, and increased ecu- It will attempt to iesrn what merits or particular charac- replaced by the simple term, the World Oouscii of longer ties to your Inviting Court ban oa prayer In pub- dergone upward changes in the menical concern and effort; differences exist between the teristics of e nation, that it "the Holy Fatter." Churches as an nbeervar at me, nor to my willingness to lic schools as a springboard last generation. and two the dramatically by a single groups with respect to re- ‘ It does not suffocate the genius In the past the formula ecumenical council's first accept, but rather tn our mu- for support of his bill to al- is by no means clear, momentous single event, the ligious practice*, occupational of e people to whom It "La Santita di Nostro seseian and will return to tual courage to face the fu- low incoma tax reductions for however, what implications ap- Sig- Second Vatican Council.” achievement, attitudes plies. On the it boo- nore" (the Holiness Rome in September when the ture.” parents of children attending toward these changes have for Amer- contrary of Our The •ork Vatican second Archbishop a tressed that and schools and education, attitudes ican ere, quickens and sanctifies Lord) has been used in the Council's see- The World Methodist Coun- grad* high and society. Key roles in the aion this reoovatioo and renewal ia and opinions on representative them. It them the coo- official notice* begins. cil has colleges. economic and life of gives printed la the nearly » million mem- political in no sens* a turning hack by bill non-religious public issues and Sedia (Official Acta of the Saylor's (HR 54*0) cur- the nation are beihg occupied the Church upon the past, ‘‘bo- integration or lack of integra- Holy See), and L'Osservatore rently is before the House more and more frequently by causa the tion past is her when into the larger commun- APPAREL FOR Romano. Vatican City daily. Ways and Means Committee Catholics who are products of Unce.” ity. Pope Paul considers the old Orthodox IU tax exemptions would ap- our parochial school system. THE “Yet." ha said, “anew Cath- CLERGY formula "ratter Urged ply to parents of all stu- Plans are to interview about antiquated." “It therefore becomes im- olic spirit is evident today dents. In 2.000 Catholic and feels the new form is public or private families and 500 perative to learn enkindled, under what sort of more in keeping with the God. by our schools noo-Cslhoiir families. The lat- orientations and are to be ex- Si times. To ‘Correct ropes Bishops, preached Saylor, a foe of federal aid ter will be done learn Mistake' to pected from our students.” and our • encouraged by priests to education for years, said whteher the difference* be- ATHENS and tea chart, pot into (RNS) - The Ecu- wouki meet Oct l to deter- practice the Supreme Court prayer tween the two group* of Catho- Addresses Scouts • menical and by our It ia not ban baa raised Patriarchate the mine whether to tend dele- pcopia ... a a storm of pro- lics are greater or lesser than and tpmt of Duffy VATICAN CITY (NC)-The Orthodox Church to Greece the disruption nor rejec- tests from churchmen of all differences between ga te-obeerrers to council * Catholics & Nol* Our Nuw Addrats International *era urged here to tion. Much leas is U ona of denomination*. Borgos Boy Scout Jam- rectify second session, beginning and those of other faiths. Borgos Ml* I N. r. their "historic compromisa with other *»> it MX boree to Greece can help Its mistake” to not Sept. ». beliefs, “God and religion have all THE STUDY Insurance participants tee the value of tending observers to the Sec- or of easy accommodation to but been driven from the pub- ALSO will eon- WCTMY soviet DE. AIJVLSATOS said INVrrtO universal human brotherhood. ond Vatican Council'* first there the pressures of the world lic schools." he said. “If pa- I of all kinds seation waa an "urgent need" for the it ia not rochial institutions Pope Paul VI declared in a by doing so when the “Certainly merely a become wmmm Orthodox Church to 593 KEARNY AVENUE council's second sessioo opens Greece program of change for the beneficiaries of federal grants and the | next month. Ecumenical Patri- take of change. It is essential- —that la. public funds—bow Skonvm’b KEARNY, N. J. This is archate NSW The admonition to correct their ear- ly a transition W could rt« cam* from manner. they expect to escape IciOtOl J. to coos lier Dr. Hamikar mistake by sending to the ‘Tba substance of the ancient a similar fate? in NEWARK NOW! CLEARANCE Alivtaatos, the I *uni H. tun Vatican Council "observers doctnne ia on* country's leading lay Orthodox thing.' said WILLIAM i. 0 LAC CUM » no Mm» r w who will be • theologian. capable not only Pop# John, tba way it it pre- 14700 hm. Ml Hi of the Dr. Aliviaatos is a member perceiving mingling of sented it another.* This ■ iwtiut change world Christian streams to of the World Council of now in manner ran flow only from Prayer Stay Churches’ taking place, but also of a in NEW policy-making Cen- change attitude: once YORK (NC) - The the bad tral Committee and bead of neutralizing Imprcs- this is dona It can further issue president of the American Bar aion »*u. W TIM the made by the separate ac- mto a Association 2 Greek Orthodox Church's change in approach.” aaid bo agrees Cnku. «»,.•> mrs PRINTING Mutual tion of the Russian with tho Aid end Relations with Church, THE Supreme Court deci- only Orthodox ARCHBISHOP added: Foreign Churches Committee. group repre- sion barring Bible rending rns ME HARRY F. "W# would all if out ami SiT MURPHY Dr. sented at the first rejoice formal Almsatos made his session, of the world of prayer ia the class » . Ml, 7« CLINTON NEWARK which meetings Prot- fca*aaa ST., 2 was at the of room but *«( car. nw plea shortly after the Holy expense estants and Catholics that children would THAT Phont! Eastern Orthodox there MArfcst 3-2131 Synod of the Orthodox Church unity." continue to pray in tome He would emerge the commitment way to Grvece had announced praised Pop* Paul VI in school. tie mas It to work on the for production of a calling the council'! tec- "1 think will cum moo Bible. people continue toM ood M • than lM* DOfTT session, saying Uus to pray in school* and children he means will walk to the will cootinu* to exercise their 7 footsteps of his predecessor, Lutherans Ask freedom end also have the John XXUI. right to abstain from praying He said the late had Catholic their Pope Study except in own faiths," shown "the right understanding Sytveotor C. Smith Jr. said Finland on of the of the HELSINKI. (NC>- negative meaning Tha an Aug. 2 television program. horrid Lutheran World Federa- divisions, which so The ABA also aaid at president testified tion its fourth assembly vividly to the anti- that prayer ic school might Christian of was urged to intensify the spirit so much of take the form of “a moment current Lutheran contact with Christianity" when the coun- of meditation" students Roman Catholic by the cil was summoned. theology. "acting on their own volition." Tho federation, repreeenting S* u i—mniTtmi ■' WholtoU Only about S3 mUUoa of the _***«—• JBSIY world's "■F l * • *I«M» rnfM Da sale cokp. itmka t !• (fyMMM. C«rinl 72 million I-uthcrans, received Presbyterians Invite • itcrnal factory branch from Us specially appointed oanga *" *•*“ • fiie-member Catholic Observers — TTT. • Pam commission on y*" wiry * «MN nr in research PRINCETON 531 CENTRAL ter-denominational (RNS) - Two AVL United Supply Corp. ■ report calling for establish- Catholic observers will be in- EAST ORANGE ment of a foundation which vited to attend the 19th Gett- CHICKIR a Ml l(M OMt Av».) would U IMH strew research In Cath- ers! Assembly of the World olic doctrine. Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches (World Presbyterian Alliance) at Frankfurt, Germany. Aug. 3- 13. 1964. Members of the Alliance Executive Committee, meet- >y y ing here to map plana tor tba world meeting of representa- tive* of 93 Churches with a total constituency of tt mil- lion. voted unanimously to In- V- PRIDE vito CathoUc observers. tot *- ito of the J- copy delightful story When the occasion cells for food food, oftovandEd... it follows thatyou desire the ultimate In sendee, leading Mow

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low, the Abbot Primate con- By JERRY COSTELLO have been under the of Eastern jurisdic- Europeans were Exarchate in 1915. He answer- tinues his visitation at the PASSAIC newly-formed Pittsburgh Ex- The designation tion of the Pittsburgh Exar- to of ed St. Michael’s flocking America, many need for a archate, with Bishop Basil Ta- Benedictine Sisters mother- of St. Michael’s as the cathe- chate. It is this with them body finding their way to Pas- strong pastor by naming Very kach as their leader. house in Elizabeth, where dral church for the new By- which the people of St. Mi- saic's East Side. Rev. Michael Jackovics in The Mother zantine Rite Eparchy (dio- chael’s have been affiliated Philadelphia Sec is now Cornelia, O.S.B., pri- 1918. He served for 31 THE GROWING parish had years. known as the Ukrainian oress cese) of Passaic climaxes a and from which the Catho- and major superior, is new dio- this long and not his- its sad moments as dissenting During time the parish lic Archeparchy of Philadel- him with always happy cese was formed. The Ukrain- showing around, balked at some grew and flourished in- It has been tory of the the sec- groups juris- despite phia. divided the of Sister parish ians (or Galicians) in the U. S. help Clarence ond oldest in dictional regulations and left dustrial troubles in Passaic twice. The Ukrainian the city. have been under the jurisdic- Catholic the of St. Mi- which vitally affected the wel- Diocese of Stamford Marie, O.S.B., subprioress, The story of St. Michael’s tion of the Arch- community was es- Rev. Lambert Philadelphia chael's. The fare of parishioners. Father tablished In and the Dunn, O.S.B., reflects, in a the squabbling proved 1956, Dio- sense, story eparchy. In recent new years A Jackovics constructed cese of St Nicholas American Benedictine proc- of the Byzantine Rite in Amer- Ukrainian costly. parish history writ- an au- in Chicago dioceses were es- ditorium and ica the ten by Michael J. Jackovics convent, acquir- for the Ukrainians was estab- urator general, right, is ac- arrival of the first tablished in Stamford and Chi- several ed cemetery, and introduced lished in 1961. the Abbot. priests In the late 1800’a to years ago points up a companying cago. the car# for immigrants from some of the difficulties: English language in both The Pittsburgh Exarchate ”WE WERE ’’The physical the liturgy and sermons. Most remained Southeastern Europe; later, delighted by property was intact, serving pll the deteriorating. Functional important, he succeeded in *ll of the until frequent and often bitter quar- Holy See’s action estab- poli- U,S., last ciea were stretched a divided week's elling along national lines, lishing our new diocese," in con- uniting congregation. announcement. John directions which In some cases led to Msgr. A. Slim, pastor of flicting through the IT WAS ALSO during Fa- ST. MICHAEL'S permanent separations; and St. Michael’s, said this week, agency of political factions. continued ther pastorate that its growth under “but we were Even the of Jaqkovics' Msgr. Slim, finally a flourishing growth also unprepared. authority their Eastern Rite Catholics in the who became pastor in 1951. now tangibly We’re doing a thorough reno- own cemetery which they had recognized by U.S. were given two There have even jurisdic- been physical im- th# vation job on the church and a purchased before the ex- Holy Se#. tions. In 1924. the Philadel- lot of the windows istence of other 'Eastern provements —most notably are boarded Style’ under LATIN RITE phia Exarchate, Bishop the acquisition of a school and Catholics are up. Who ever thought this churches in the area bad been often confused whnt Constantine Bohachevsky, was its complete modernization by seem : would b# a cathedral church?" so cunningly and cleverly ma- to be an unending number of the given jurisdiction over the but perhaps no contribution If the thought had been far nipulated by departing Ukrainian (Galician) Catho- has been as designations for various divi- dissenters that a important as the from Msgr. Stim’s mind, it upon belated sions of the Eastern Church. in the lics, and the Ruthenians came vitality Msgr. Stim has breath- must have been unim- awakening parish it was St. entirely under the spiritual care of the ed into the Michael’s, for example, is discovered the was parish. aginable to Rev. Nicephore cemetery known as Byzantine. Ruthen- too Chanath, who bought the Dun- gone ... Valuable building ian, Rusin, Greek or lots to the Catholic dee Evangelical Mission Chap- adjacent north side Old Slavonic. of the el at First and Sts. in church were for some the Bergen However, difficulty Is Passaic in WO and became unexplained reason unwisely largely a of matter termi- the first pastor of St. Mi- disposed of. and for a Picnics and the m nology. divisions are pittance." Fun! chael’s. Eastern Rite Catho- not as complex as they first Through It all, however, the lics, who first came to work in There seem. are several East- the mills that bordered the parish managed in 1902 to raze ern (Oriental) Rites, with the its first wooden church and Dundee Canal in 1179, had pre- Byzantine Rite the erect the present largest viously been served by St. building —a among them. The Byzantine twin-spired church selling Nicholas. Passaic's first par- Rite, in turn, has IX national about 400. ish. St. Michael's became its subdivisions. The Ruthenians second. MEANWHILE. THE growih (both Rusins and Ukrainians) In 1854 Bishop Wlnand Wig- of Eastern Rite Catholicism in are by far the largest body ger of Newark appointed Rev. the U.S. bad progressed to within the Byzantine Rile, Eugene Szatala to succeed Fa- such a point that the Vatican with some 5.5 million mem- ther Chanath. and it was dur- named Soter THAT bers Bishop Ortinsky SMILE OF throughout the world ing his eight-year pastorale of Philadelphia the first East- In the the Rusins U.S.. that the parish experienced its ern Rite Bishop in the VS.. (from the first Carpathian area) great growth. Thousands establishing the Philadelphia SECURITY and PROFIT Li LiiJ

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They compassion Immaculate Conception not condemn communism to Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, NJ, oblivion. for the impoverished, though they may are editors of Tbt Question Box. Questions may be addressed never have felt the actual pinch of pover- to them there in COMMUNISTS will capitalize on for answers ibis column, or to Question Bom ty. Their real poverty was a of poverty, and dissatisfaction. poverty Editor, The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, NJ. unrest, But the spirit. are not interested in they really the in- Q. 1 know that Matrimony as morally possible, would There is a call to teach communism sufferer. A la a sacrament of the dividual morality of right and in living, suffice to regain the state of our schools. This Is good. But let the that does not exist for the is, regain* the *tate of grace before the marriage wrong communist. schools high and colleges teach beyond grace 1a thoae who receive It. take* The individual is just a cog in the wheels, place. historical facts. Students should learn This cause* me some difficul- If, however, the wedding churning for his time, to roll out the ty. I If tha how a communist thinks, what motivates am wondering cou- were to take place at a Nup- classless society. World communism is ple who are aot te the state tial at the his life, what he ambitions and with what Mass which brido committed to the of of grace at the Uma of the and were to receive violent overthrow the means. groom, We need not fear the inconsisten- ceremony realty receive the existing social order. It is dedicated to Holy Communion, then coo- cies, the amorality and insincerity of com- sacrament* If not, then te it fesslon tnd aacramenUl abso- establishing a worldwide Soviet repub- munism to our students. true to say that they an mar- lution would bo re- lic. We have explained We absolutely already been told, "We will ried, but never received the beforehand. have a political philosophy baaed on sin- quired bury you.” Sacrament of Matrimony? After cere respect of theIndividual undar Qod. q. rending ye*r ex- The A. True, Matrimony tea planation of the Church law autobiographies of converted We have a religiously rooted of program sacrament of the living, In- on cremation hi the IS communists have significant similarities. social Justice to offset tha Inly spiritual pov- stituted by Christ our Lord to Advocate I ask yonr Judgment Their in communism came erty of atheistic Increase beginnings communism. sanctifying grace on a problem I will be faring rather than to give it back to when my kutbamd (not a a aoul dead te mortal sin. To Catholic) diet. Bo la already Federal Aid—Federal receive thla sacrament in the well advanced te ago tad still Court mortal ate state of would itself Insists that hie body ho cre- boa mortal sin. But the mated. What meet I de? Recently at Femdale, N. Y., 85% of to federal schools interference. Fifteen spouse or spouse* who do get A. Granting that your hue- Hebrew a na- Day Schools, responding in feared there might be interference but, married in the Church, even bind perseveres unto death in tional poll, declared themselves in favor of those, several favored the aid, Indicat- though they are In the state his express will to bo of mortal still receive the of federal aid for the secular part of their ing they would take their chances. stn, cremated, there it nothing for sserament and their msrrisge to do with teaching programs. This was disclosed at In reporting to the convention his you except comply 1s valid. hix desire in such the session of making opening a four-day annual advocacy of federal aid for funeral He parochial Our Lord raised the mar- arrangement*. te convention of the National of Dr. Conference schools, Kaminetsky said: "It is un- riage contract between Chris- not Catholic, and if he re- Yeshiva Dr. Kamin- fair to mains outside Principals. Joseph place the entire burden of the ed- tians to the dignity of s sacra- the Church until director to death, the ecclesiastical etsky, of the National Society for ucational costs of Hebrew day schools ment for It be the source pro- Hebrew and channel from which the hibition against cremation will Day Schools, said the poll cover- entirely upon the parents of day school not strictly to him. ed 109 married persons receive all apply (We schools In 56 cities. Of these, only students who also contribute their share noted before the divine graces tnd helps that the Church 11 schools or a mere 10% of taxes opposed any the which finance our public needed to lead a holy and finds nothing intrinsically evil federal aid. The National Society for He- school system. These schools serve the successful conjugal life in the in cremation!) brew of God Day Schools, which has favored fed- entire community." eyes But you should see to it, in eral aid for secular programs for several The Advocate welcomes this position Unrepented and unforgiven so far a* possible, that your mortal tin present in Die soul friends and relatives under- years, undertook the poll after dissenting of Dr. Kaminetsky and hie associates, not at the time of the reception of stand that the cremation waa schools questioned whether the society because we needed or proof verification this sacrament Is an obstacle not your will and doing; that for a spoke majority of the schools in of our editorials and the pen of our very to the conferral of these you would have preferred this matter. able Ed burial of his Grant, but because it is nice to Columnist Lawrence graces which demand a remains, but had who 1* no choice have company In the truth. recipient already in the except to carry out friendship of Almighty God; hia life-long intent. THE 88% favoring federal aid rep- The truth is that our position Is right and It continue* to resented 94 schools. block off Q. Are there any special in- Of those, 84 schools and true, and the day will come when ell these graces until the divine dulgences attached to serving had no fear that federal aid might lead men of good will,will recognise this truth. Poses a Puzzler friendship is regained, that is. Mass? until the state of sanctifying A. Yes, by virtue of a grant grace te recovered. made By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS by Pope Pius XI, the The Mass Other Christ server a BIT THE gains partial Today Di'tkttr. ixiW Anton SACRAMENT, Dtpt.. NCWC indulgence of three each which is identical with the years time he serve* Mass This ap- In Recently, official spoke* I HOPE THAT Mr. La*, about matrimonial consent itself, is the recent past, great and neces- Bread of Life; to listen to tales sin the rights of the individ- not to the or of men tar the National Council reara’s fears still plies only one on this score are ual in economic and social life validly received, although sary emphasis has been the tha of remorseful and of two servers at a low Mass, placed upon upon Ups men Churches, the Synagogue wtU founded. the grace* of the sacrament and is to role of the in the life of the cleanse them with the Council unalterably opposed to conferred but also all the ministers layman sacramental of America, sod tho There may still be a number are only when the grace anything that he at at NCWC'e Social regards a sung or solemn Mass. fchurch. It Is an importance that no one of the to offer his own life Actkm Depart- of sociological reasons Why it excessive obstacle it removed This is confessional; governmental inter- (Enc. Ind no. 674). ment testl- would be what is known , Can deny many may overlook or in a perpetual sacrifice for the sins of presented Joint inadvisable, as a ference with the free exercise technically as though Q. Hew long after a mony before three Congres- general to "reviviscenc#'’ of the sacra- person disregard. From the days of the centuri- mankind in imltaUon of Christ rule, encourage in- of these rights upon tha sional committees In support terracial ment it "come* life died may the Sacrament of role has marriages at the This is all well and but to on, the layman’s been interwoven Cross. good, " Extreme Unction be admin- af the Presidents Civil Rights present time, but that's beside again the what about the right of the in- with Priesthood of Christ It is im- It was the performance of these du- BUI. the point. istered? dividual to mar- Thus. If one or both of the This enter into portant, Inthis tlee as es was tha first time la Tha U that the A. Extreme Unction may be however, rwemphasis upon perfectly he was able that drew point itates riage with the person of his partners were in mortal sin the role UJ. history that our major re- hive no moral administered only to a of the pertidpeting layman, that men and women to him. It was the ex- right to prohibit choice, regardless of that per- during their marriage Cere- living hgteua ergaaliaUona had pre- such marriages. baptized person. Since tha the essential role of the priests be not of Christ in son's racial background* Sure- mony, the regaining of th# ample functioning his priestly sented n us united Croat in sup- Lawrence's defense at state ly this is fundamental state Of grace at subse- time of probation for hu- overlooked in its turn. The Fees! of St. souls that revitalized those a mere any who came to port of a particular legislative laws man beings ends at the mo- prohibiting interracial and more sacred right than quent time would also moon John Vlsnney, the Cure of An, him. It was the the In the ment of death when w* provides vlalbUity, ectualUy of program past they had marriages Is patently inconslt any of the economic and social th* reception of th* graces enter a acted tent with his into our final and eternal state good opportunity to re-cmphasiie the his Christllkeness that mada of the Cure always independently, own philosophy rights that Mr. Lawrence has proper to the Sacrament of role though often their separate of government Lawrence of salvation or damnation, aft- of the priest the other Christ of con- one of the starting points of the Catho- spent so much energy defend Matrimony. statements an pending social as regular readers of Ms col er real death has occurred, temporary society. lic Revival In France ing during his long and very At a practical note, the legislation were basically umn will have no sacrament can have noted is a) distinguished career as an edi- any much alike. prospective spouse who un- effect POPE vary most frantically concertir-i tor and publicist THE CURE OF ARS lived in the PAUL VI, Just a few hours happily finds himself or her However, as long as there COLUMNIST self in mortil sin before the days of the Second when France before his coronation, addressed a DAVID Law-, Empire, great is i marriage should possibility that real death was and her group of dargy in the Hall of fence, commenting on the tes- The Press Box ceremony corrupt splendor was only e ClemenUne make has not yet token place. Ex- timony. was anything but lav- every effort to receive for the The Cure the Vatican. His address be treme Unction (and camouflage decay. came might wtU or a bint the Sacrament of Penanc- Baptism the to do three and considered e kind of to his and Penance, for that matter) among people things keynote reign. "There's supposed to be t This is. of course, th* better not may be administered condi- three things only: to offer the Sacrifice H# chose to talk of the evils and the ‘wall of separation between Birth Control and more secure way of In- fruitful tionally. that is. under the of the Mass and feed the starving with tha dangers, the fears and the frustrations of church and state' erected surlag a licit and re- under the condition that the person is the 20th the Constitution." Law- ception of Sacrament of century. Instead, he spoke of not dead. With this In rence pointed out Matrimony But. strictly truly more something vital: he of the mind, we note that often it spoke "But something happened In And speaking, an act of perfect in the modern U.S. Policy is quite difficult to determine priesthood world. Washington last Thursday." contrition, with the intention JOSEPH the precise moment of real The Pontiff declared that the evan- ha continued, "which Indicates By R. THOMAS of going to confession as soon death as distinguished from gellxaUon of the that tha wall apparently bars Mtttjgtmg FJiior modern world, so often apparent death. entry from one side end hostile only ... Official Publication of the profane to religion . . . "de- th* Archdiocese of Whether tt la In the field of Cosukteriag outcry such outlining official government No general rule may be giv- the For Vocations Newark and of the Dioceae of Paterson. pends principally on clergy. This Is as proposals bars generated in en in ‘conscience’ or 'commerce,' policy this regard, since a Moot Rev. Thomas A. Arch- Christ thf Members of the Boland, S.T.D., ordained it and as the Churchcon- the organi past. Catholic spokesmen That policy has been to re- Apoito great deal depends on the of Nowsrk. principal religious Isle bishop clerical, and institu- fer nations birth for Vocation! can gain Cause of death and the stantly proclaims." The Pope further said rations of the nation now as- lay requesting pre- tional hast a that there has sart tha right t» taka been stramcly control Information and as- pi roar) indulgcnca under vious condition of the person never been en ege so con- ... part the la the exerted qutet about th* latest move sistance to non-governmental ordinary conditions on: who has apparently died. Usu- to tha of the pressure* being trary priesthood as to the IS Feast concept in the lobbies of the Capitol to put federal government groups. Within the United Aug. of the ally there tea stronger reason this present Yet, he there Into the birth to age. continued, secure tha enactment of car- control business. States itself, government po- Assumption judge that real death does has never been Without benefit Oner a week for Dot an age so much in need tab laws racial dis- of a public licy has been to Support re- reciting coincide with apparent barring with sstSs and so to the crimination So there hearing, the 17-member Sen- search into fertility, and the dally, piety, any pray* death in the case of a healthy responsive pastoral assist- ... ap- er for vocations ance of and pears to be a onesided wall of ate Foreign Relations Com- National Institutes of'Health approved person who has met with a good zealous priests. the mute# on July 19 voted to it by ecclaaiaatical au- sudden accident than for u St. separation between church spending about S7 million John Vlsnney brought Christ into thority. old and state.*' give foreign aid administra- tor that purpose this year. very person who has been the world through the vitality of his tors the authority to distribute A partial indulgence of languishing for a long time. LAWRENCE SEEMS to be Now, even 100 it funds for "roaoarch into the CATHOIJCS HAVE SOO days can be gained for In any event, the priest priesthood. years later, that opposed saying It la improper. If the each act of Should be summoned la the vitaUty of Um priesthood which can problems a 4 controlling popu- expenditure of funds on charity or piety always not unconstitutional. for reli- since he will make Christ lation growth" when such birth control programs on the performed for the intention immediately, be visible In the world for the gious best "**" I—4 *•***- organisations to testify funds are grounds tax of fostering vocations to equipped to Judge p * «■*•» sst 4 and the requested by a that, through the M*r*?*?Wa* salvation inspiraUon of mankind. either for or whether against pending country receiving aid from the system, they would be forced the priesthood the sacraments legislation. But I find it diffi- should be administered at all U. 8. to support financially a pro- cult to believe that he Is un- or gram that it Immoral. Thus only conditionally. committed to such IN ADDITION, the qualifiedly govern- in 1959 the American hier- a doctrinaire position. ment would bo authorized Levi Obeys Lord’s "to archy declared that "United What la really bothering provide technical (this la, States Catholics will not. , . him? There teem to be two trained experts and informa- Our Parish support any public assistance, related answers: tion) and other assistance" to either at home or to • abroad, Lawrence la not in favor carry out birth control pro- promote artificial birth preven- at civil rights legislation and grams. tion, abortion or is about sterilization consequently unhappy On* reason for the absence whether Bid to 'Follow Me' tha fact through direct aid or that religious organi- of Catholic reaction undoubt- means of internaUOaal sations art by or- supporting it; was a lack of " edly knowledge ganizations. By FRANK J. SHEED • Ha !i afraid that religious that such a move was con- It was that organisations will eventually One wonders in 1959 a for- In the Roman Empire taxes front of his desk and said templated. why fuasts too. lumped together In go beyond tha endorsement of the eign aid study group named numerous. was an Foreign Relations Commit- ware There "Follow mo." Levi simply fol- tho Gospel accounts tha civil President Eisenhower undar rights legislation as such would by rac- Income a tax tee Inject such a known- tax, property lowed him, his cash, one leaving word "sinners." One won- and come out these om mended as- levied funds his against to-be controversial program in- governmental usually only when account books, aad the Uae ders what the four fishermen sistance for birth state laws which prohibit In- to the aid bill control pro- ran low, export taxes, death of people who had been won- mada of their foreign without now companion. terracial marriages. grama overseas. The Presi- dudes, purchase taxee, duties how much be holding public hearings. dering would ex- What did Lavl’a colleafue* "The of dent, however, the expressed position wort rejected OB foods leaving the district. tort from them. think? And wife? Catholics, however, not hla How did tha churches today on racial suggestion and emphatically It waa the Roman custom to ho the only ones caught flat- In all the history of conver- break it to her that ha was discrimination," he stated that birth control te call for tenders tor the collec- aays, footed. Administration of- not it from a sion, would be hard to find resigning highly-paid "could lead to a le- a proper actlvl- tion of logically ficiate. were governmental taxes In a province, like this. post, in order too. surprised. one quite "Follow to join up with gal sanction of intermarriage ty or responsibility. the winner the man The government had not re- being who the a me,” Carpenter had said. Carpenter,ln an enterprise or at'least a declaration that has offered to retain the lowest that he quested such authority If It President Kennedy nev- Follow Him where? Towards hardly comprehended for a state to forbid it la ‘a himself.- the would er token such a firm stand commlaalon for He whst? The himself? Or had the had, request have Carpenter had not Carpen- blasphemy against God'." and this be was the publican and em- been public knowledge and may one reason said and the tax-collector did ter, perhaps already won her? ployed a number of subordi- there would have Sen. J. William not ask. It was certainly Fulbright. enough for Of all this wo know noth log of the nates called exactors. It wr* been debate —and of- chairman foreign aid Levi that he was to follow the at- all. She U prior to the of the simply one of ficiate of tha ‘slipped in his Interest publican Levi those August Intentions State Depart- committee, pro- Carpenter. was to be- forgotten women, the to get as much out of the ment and tha for In- posal at thla Uma. Tha au- pro- come Matthew. In wtvefe Tha Father's gen- Agency Only Mat- of the Apostles. Celi- Holy thorization vincials as he could manage, eral intention for ternational Development said to provide birth thew's account Is he named so. bacy, we remember, waa not August is: because his commission would the was with- control help was inserted in a Mark In his second held in honor The spiritual training of proposal made rise .He chapter, any among tha their $2 billion accordingly. was hat- and Luke In his Catholic youth. out knowledge. research section of fifth, call him Jaws, save by eccentrics like the ed, and all his officials were administration’* Levi only. the Esseaes. Most of tho The mission Intention rec- proposed Apos- IT 18 POSSIBLE, but not aid hated, everywhere not least tles would ommended to the $4.5 billion foreign budget. have had wives, Apostle- that those by the Jews. LEVI MADE of probable, officiate Thla te the type of thing a great feast but they are never menUoned. ship Prayer by the Pope are playing possum. If they that could in his own house, and invited We have been Jg; ■ ■ ■ easily glide through considering had been in on the the Senate ON HU WAY to the lake, Jesus and his There the mixed That Catholicism la Indo- secret, when it reaches the disciples. group inside Levi’s there most Our Lord pawed the desk of ate with number of nesia likely would have floor unless public 1a they a house. But there a may contribute to- reaction was group been a one of these men, Levi. He Levi’s and ward leak, Washington be- such to convince the Senate colleagues—hated outside too, not yet certain national peace and was what It te. Moreover, State that at his unpleasing work and like ing its inclusion would en- despised prosperous about tha Carpenter but grow- prosperity. ' Our In only recently teiued in danger for wheq LorcU paused himself. There were other ing towards certainty. public auppert for- pamphlet form a statement x aid. elgn As far as I know, M a'am, we don't have a camp for mothers. A Reply To Angart 8, 1983 THEADVOCATE 5 Letters to the Editor Your World and Mine Hans r*e MM* Kueng: V end eddreu •/ the uriter must be Uttedei In n Utter UOended for publication, ha thy will be withheld If returned. By MSGR. GEORGE W. SHEA, S.T.D. — Rtttor, ImmscuUie Conception Seminary After Duvalier What? opinion. The printer omitted an im- been discussed carefully and to GARY last Congratulates When Msgr. Shea queries: Replying By MAC EOIN portant phrase from thoroughly or eiso not taken “What evidence does Dr. week’s argument here that up at aU. Brethren offer for this . Shea Canon, 1351 la not, aa Father Kueng alleged Msgr AMONG THE the be Kueng intimates, something of QUESTIONS Editor: change?” reply can Editor: raised the assertion that The found in the literature which Even among Ameri- sanction" an innovation. The text should by a American Slovaks hast- Replying to Msgr. Shea Latin of the Congo prece- crease coupled with the "rev. have read: Code Christian has never to accept to felicitate Ruthcnian amply substantiates Kueng’s !I and III: can countrio*, Haiti'* situation dent The UN "(the dtes) en our I, Charter gives olution of rising expectations" assertion in seme in which is abnormal. It has in of the a dogma against his consci- brethren on the establishment the The to free not since regional bodies in their support canon, tendency oppoee region (awareness that the world can he made it. The World Coun- had Church documents ence, questions clamoring for of anew Rite dio- runs independence a governing rights similar to those of the reaching Bysantine expression through Msgr. now give everyone a decent an answer but left in the cil of Churches published in Shea’s articles. class with a background of cul- UN itself in world back to the Middle Ages,” un- cese city of Passaic with affairs, ac- life) has put an end to static answered, is this. How does 1950 A.F. Carrillo de Al- ture. This commeot Is not a re- cording to the etc. In confirmation of the ar- Moat Rev. Stephen J. Kocieko Article I tends to the principle of sub- government. The international borons’ deny flection on the Father Kueng’s first "Roman Catholicism Haitians as sidiarity. Such a force gument one can Invoke Pope position differ, as its Ordinary. baste freedom of poetic license could community must take the lead at bottom, from the In this historical and Religious Liberty.” The such. It simply recognises the not order but Pius XH’s IMS statement to Protestant year of the to the Catholic writer. If only keep cre- in activating the economy the Sacred that principle that the Individual Is 11th ceotenary of the Slav author, once a Catholic, exa- Father historical condition In which ate a modern administration wherever lack Rota, the Kueng makes use of an of capital, the in SS. and Method- mines divergent Catholic they became rulers where they and jack the above canon is the faithful supremo judge matters apostles, Cyril occasional hyperbole to em- up economy. know-how, and education pre- of faith and morals? to what views on religious liberty. One had been slaves, seising power echo of the doctrine taught by ius, ia now Slovakia, phasize his point that Church vent self-starting progress. in position he calls ‘traditional,’ destruction of IF, INSTEAD, the the Church from Again, the case of a Cath- Pope Paul VI, has bestowed a through physical strongest Let the Marines there- the first cen- authority very often ta mis- aurvivor go in, olic who knows he be- honor the other 'modern' (It is to the previous ruling group. is allowed to take when turies of Christianity. must great not only upon the used. who are we to deny him fore, the crisis comes to lieve this tatter that Father Kueng Various devices, including control, a period of relaxation Also discussed in last the Church’s and Americans of Ruthcnian By- this freedom of a head, but on the basis on week’s dogmas poetical ex- will be followed that a tor zantine but those refers). Comparing the two, the U.S. Marines, have main- by another Du- which U.S and particular doctrine, Rite, aieovon pression. . other article was the meaning of remarks . valier his troops Our of the Christian heri- de AIL rnoi (p. 9): tained a thin veneer of civili- or equivalent. This moved into an Important passage in example, Lady’s Assump- Slavonic In Article Shea kind Korea and the "Roman CathoUc literature 11, Msgr. sation of solution, once tradi- tion. is a how tage. barely enough to per- Irish into the Pope John XXIII's Pacem in dogma, is it denies the basic freedom of Congo. It may this modern ten- mit the fiction of an sov- tional, has almost ceased to for him to have in- The Passaic of St. representing equal not be an ideal but Terris. Lack of space forced possible an perish self-criticism and self-aware- be solution, it hee been so volu- ereign state in the viable in Latin America. vincibly erroneous conscience Michael's ia the mother church dency lately community is the me to mention that ness within the Church. Ac- vastly superior to any of postpone minous and of such quality of nations. The tremendous Latin regarding that dogma and yet of the Slavonic churches in the population in- other practical alternatives. the text, which is the would tually, free seif-scrutiny with- still hold fast to the Church’s eastern states. It founded that it be an under- definitive text, reads: “ad was in the Church is the best refu- HAITI IS A proletariat in statement to that, for one infallibility? Nov. 14, 1991, with Rev. Nice- aay tation recta m conscientiae suae nor- against the position that the modern sense, a mass of book or article in favor of the God Love And if It be for Chsnath as its first pastor. the Church is You mam” (“in accordance with possible, is it traditional doctrine, e monolithic uprooted people lacking the John C. Sciranka, 10 have the right norm of his con- possible for such a Catholic to been structure. . . conventions and sense of com- Passaic. published defending uni- science"). This bears out the have acquired his invincibly In Article Shea munity which constitute a so- versal religious freedom as 111, Msgr. It is also official Italian translation, erroneous conscience without ‘theeta’." fails to allow a true “sense of ciety. a proletariat A "retta coscienia" moral fault? And if fault must to the Catholic livingat very low levels of lit- Poverty ("right Frank M. Villa. purpose" be Urges Preaching and skills. conscience”). admitted, does the alleged Hawthorne. writer. It was not Father eracy moral Order is Indeed, the Latin wording, genuine right still ob- On Race Justice Kueng's intention to write a maintained by such where tain? treatise on Christian obedience arbitrary dictatorship as eas- “right" modifies , Of the Editor: “norm” rather A but rather an article the ily degenerates into tyranny. Spirit than “con- Response on TALKING ABOUT what be While we with may point need (or a relaxation of some Seif-perpetuating President science," could be taken as a By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN conceives to be the rights of pride to admirable Catholic Duvalier became subtle indication that the con- To Shea of the more antiquated Church apparently Catholics in regard to dogma, interracial leaden and tu- Msgr. taws. few science in question is a “true” Can we condemn him mentally deranged a years We see it as the most needed the Propagation of the Faith? as a of souls Father thors such ss Fathers John Editor: pastor for failing to on Chris- ago. when he suffered a mas- virtue of one, a conscience rightly in- speak our times, and yet The poor of the world depend Kueng might well have re- Lafarge and John Cronin, the In of to Hane tian obedience when his sive heart and then at- formed and formed. tight “Reply sub- attack, we feel we should not even on —and minded of there le us we depend them their duties, end fact ia that either Kueng—lll" (Advocate. wss the tributed his to his July ject responsibilities of recovery be writing about it until we on But he is silent you. THAT SAID, we can now re- too. on the an appalling ignorance or 35. 1963) I feel that a few Church authorities? voodoo doctors. The result was begin to practice it more the duty defined by the First Vati- flagrant disregard of the be an emotional mak- sume study of Father points must made in all Dolores Stanley, throwback, the virtue of poverty. GOD LOVE YOU to W.X.C. can that divine Church’s in the Kueng’s of man- Council, “by position mat- fairness and to ing him reject moderating and for $150: "This “stock-taking charity your Jersey City. We know what poverty is may be used and Catholic ter of race relations ifestations of freedom in the faith everything on the readers and Father Kueng. modernising influences, es- for wherever it is moat a destitution of which must be believed of far Catho- things Church.” He goes on to apply that is con- part too many No. I—The sermon delivered pecially those of the Church. needed and whenever it will tained in the lics. Sees Columnist are necessary for the body. to dogmas (divinely revealed written word of by Cardinal Mootiai “barely Duvalier cannot last much do the most good.” To B J.Jr. God I have heard But the poverty we are talking truths which the Church has in- or in tradition, and that enough pro- a month before he became longer and would al- for $2: “This is psrt of probably about is not so much related my is by the Church segregation, anti-Negro and Paul VI.” In fallibly proposed as such and proposed Pope Error ready be gooe but for our birthday money which I want to things as it is related to as a divinely revealed even sntl-Constitution views to which, therefore, we are object The of State Department. Terror of a share with God's poor.” To background this ser God. It does not mean a of belief either in solemn by Catholics to sug- Editor: poor gravely bound to believe) what a expressed moo is It de- spread of Castroism G O. for $25: “Use as you see important. was through dwelling, patched trousers and decree or in her uni- geet that considerable “mis- 1 have read the recent he had just said about free- ordinary, livered on Ascension Thurs- any violent change in the best in gratitude for my Faith food. It is a of versal silent, sion territory" exists right cotumo by Msgr. Higgins en- cheap poverty dom of conscience, about the teaching;” also, 33. 1883. In Caribbean mesmerises our and family." day. Msy no way titled. “Real Estate Board Po- spirit in which we recognize on the same council's here. Such intellectual alleged genuine moral right to rejection gems did the sermon refer to policy maker*. Cut out theo- our wretchedness, our this column, pin your as “God created black and licy Biased" with considerable spirit- follow an of the position that “Catholics invincibly erroneous logians. It was a simple and sacrifice to it and address it white colon apprehension. BIT I THINK that the moat ual nakedness, our soul-hun- to conscience. could have good reason for aa separate so beautiful pastoral exudation ger. our blindness to the vision Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. Na- their the races should be separ- The State can now hope for is elim- "Certainly,” the lecturer suspending assent and to those who are encyclical-rooted Justifi- appealing ination of the madman with of God in all things. tional Director. Society for the calling into question the faith ate;” "Christ was white" (I cation for Msgr. Higgins' re- a . states, soundly enough, “we now disobedient in his dio- Propagation of the Faith. 366 that have am still talking about Catho- jection "that hss the minimum of peripheral dis- are convinced that there Is no they already accept- cese the Milan Archdiocese anyone POVERTY OF does Fifth spirit Ave., New York, or Bish- lics. believe it not); “Let right to ‘occupy and turbance Duvalier knows his real conflict between ed under the teaching author- or dispose not creature our con- No. 3—The date-meat: The mean hating com- op Martin W. Stanton. 31 Mul- of the Church." them have the best of every- of property without govern- cooditioo is hopeless He has science and the dogma of the ity reformers who believed forts. A beautiful girl or a St.. but (al- ... mental interference tf even put out feelers to Castro berry Newark, or Msgr. Church." Yet And thing separately;” . clever musician in the next ooe looks in vain for Baptism emancipated the chil- who never William F 24 DeGraasa not to see if the Cuban dictator Louis, breath though deserving the “beet of truly in error, is at least thanked God for be adds: “But what is any warning that a Catholic dren of God from the com being beau- St., Paterson will help him on a little everything" they. oddly a gross misinterpretation and hang tiful also true is that a Christian who knowingly and intentional- roandments.” That or richly endowed would “have no character") misrepresentation of the en- longer. would be excel- to or enough, be has never accept a dogma ly doubts denies any doc- 1 think wanting in poverty of spirit. abound. our separated breth- cyclicals. lent. putting Castro on both a of the Church if it would be trine of divlDe-Catholic faith freely For with such gratitude would The of ren are misrepresented here. losing side and one unpopu- Mystical Body Although not spertflcaUy come against his conscience.” thereby becomes a heretic The point in question ta the lar in Latin America. 1 fear recognition that the gifu Forty Hours Christ? "We're talking about Identified by Msgr. Higgins, 1 Father is (Code of Canon canon come from the Father of Gifts. Kueng advocating, Law, ” reformers' doctrine on the only that Castro and his Rus- the neighborhood. The fact presume he refers to Pope then, in the name of an in- and that when this But poverty ot does 1335, 3), necessity of good works. The sian advisers are too smart to spirit that their own Leo Xni's Rerum Nov arum of is minority mean of absolute vincibly erroneous conscience, heresy expressed externally, major 18th century reformers be caught in that trap. a sense de- Piexcar k are today in pieces tail. Since Msgr. ta groups Higgins on God. the genuine right of a Catholic one cuts himself off from denied that works were pendence where may were not wanted good questioning the Individual’s What than will happen when ta*. >l. INS to humbly disobey the infalli- membership in the Church meritorious Hence, we would The problem ot converts Is Taa«l luSii MW NatM* 58 and even 35 In of reel estate Duvalier falls? It would not be yean age right dispose tor*4 M«»n ble teaching authority of the (Plus XII. Ency. on the Mys- gain no merit the essentially related to poverty m rift St Ha aana makes no difference The Ne- by keeping (land) aa the owner aeee surprising if President Juan * »■ ! Maaaa Mr Ika Ajad. m Church. tical of fit. This assertion of his Body Christ). Commandments the of spirit. Those whom we seek CM a trail 14. Salary C*jr gro should he non- However, let us see If Lee XIII Booth of the neighboring Do- bears eternally Pope on matters going to the As the German ratoranera held that God wish- minican to to convert are attached to the Oar Bishops put aggressive agree*. Rerum Novarum in Republic trite ex- IS bf. heart of Catholicism. ed (the so how can w* convert very it in a joint Pastoral Letter The ominous feet is that the Coosmandmeota) to Paragraph 4 states: tend his Influence However, world, made Having it, be was in shortly after the First Vatican be kept out of love for God; that is which the them unless we ourselves are I* IMS Negro la not non- "Thus, tf he lives something eternally sparingly, Dmml laaaaa duty bound to clarify and ex- Council (August. ltTO): "To every good Christian mum State Department Is to detached? Star PaaMtaaT aggressive and unless teach- saves money, and invests hu likely Iramaralai* Cranauaa. 11l SmS if be his them Si. plain it, could, to au- affirm that ooe or another of keep block When missionaries have noth- Sara tad ing and preaching are brought (or greater diences and readers. Yet savings, security, no the doetzinea defined the This was the it makes by to bear on this immediate so- general trend in land, the land in such ease The most promising solution, ing materially, them real light is shed on his ecumenical Pateraon posi- council la not con- cial and moral problem let of 18th century Protestantism is only his In another and one favored by our State realise that they have noth- tion wages by anything said subse- tained in Sacred There was to send and this Scripture and us not be too surprised at fu- only a very small form; and. consequently, a Department, would be ing spiritually, emp- An ii. ih) quently. the Ww4 AfHr PnH(MI in Church’s tradition, or it ture developments and minor group of reformers working man's little estate in a farce both military and tiness God fills by sending Mt ii Aiwa Mm ApmHm. Greem Poe* As so often elsewhere in his even in contradiction them, who held that not administrative the them converts. Won t Om Isdj to Alfred H. Murphy, K was nec- thus purchased should be as under you ac- cd W«at MWwrt lecture, once more Father is an action with to the of the incompatible East Orange. essary keep command- completely at his own disposal Jurisdiction Organisation knowledge your dependence on Kueng has all ments. An pronounced too the fundamentals of the Catho- So lor Msgr. Shea to as the wages be receives (or of American States, an action God for the gifts He has sent 11 IHJ ■ I>*lly quickly on a delicate and com- lic religion and leads to giro the Impress** that all hu Isbor." which would have the "legal the society for A fHt FgaMfMl sep- Another you by aiding Om et Fatim*. HifhUM Ltkct plex topic which should have aration from the Church.” Point our brethren separated be This cannot be interpreted liero that do not have On Fr. they as agreeing that an individual Kueng to the commandments keep it must sell hu property to Editor: unfair, untrue, unecumeoical whomever the government re- Shea in his and harmful. DO YOU Msgr. complains quires KNOW... 1 article that Rev. Hans Birth Control Aug. Donald M. Stewart. John A. Fans contends “that Kueng the Irvington Morristown. Church now takes this view,” namely, that one mistaken ta And U.S. Aid religious matters has a genu- ine right to uphold his er- roneous opinions. By JOSEPH A. BREIG Actually, the Swiss theolo- gian does not say that at aIL Neither Congress nor the determined that American What he does assert is that White House, I am confident, foreign aid will not be used to “in modern times the to the U.S. ... wants see govern- finance the degrading of aex. mum of of eooici” ment meddling, like a rich and At very least, let him poo- anee in the Catholic Church interfering mother-in-law, in der what Dwight D. Elsen- the affairs too has grown stronger and marriage of hus- hower said, when be was clearer.” This is a different bands and wives in other president, about birth preven- Prof. o nations. thing altogether. Kueng tion: “I cannot imagine any- I have little is not talking of the officially very fear, there- thing more emphatically a fore least for expressed mind of the Church. at the pres- subject that la not a proper He is speaking of the growing I ent that any of our foreign political or governmental ac- ■id is mass of Catholic theological money going to be spent tivity or function or responsi- for contraceptives, for birth bility." control clinics, or for abortions If we want America to bo or sterilizations. Name thoroughly disliked every- Bishop where, wo need only put the ALL THE SAME, there Is government in the position of Of San always some propaganda in Diego the noeey mother-in law tell- favor of that sort of thing, and WASHINGTON - Aux- INTEREST ing daughter and son-in-law, (NC) so I think something needs to Francis or son and daughter-in-law illary Blibop J. Furey be said about how millions of b*» been named that they shouldn't have so Coadjutor citizens felt when the Senate from of on Bishop with right of nieces- day deposit msny children. NEW JERSEY Foreign Affairs Committee ■km to Charles F. Bud- It would be Interesting to Bishop voted for anti-birth use of for- of San listen to n speech on the dy Diego by Pope eign aid funds. ONE YEAR is Senate Sen. Paul VI. CERTIFICATES lfew Jersey a leader In air transportation. I toss understand floor by Fulbright Seventy am at ■ to Magr. Jerome J. Haatricb, and who is capable of expres- eight airport* thirty one heliport*, includingpub- what moved Sen. Fuibright, vicar of the sing himself forcefully in general Madison lie and military fields, the chairman, to inltiata and help to maintainNew Jersey's case some nation should of- (Wia.) Diocese, was named support such ■ proposal. Any- to OF DEPOSIT reputation as a center of world transportation. fer to finance a campaign to Auxiliary Bishop William how, apparently we must ex- P. of Madison. prevent the births of Amer- O'Connor Newark Airport alone eerved nearly S plain once more why we don’t icans. BISHOP commercial air traveOqrs like this sort of thing. PVKBT was named to $25 000 last year.Atthe same Auxiliary Bishop in Philadel- $l,OOO We don’t want to pay taxes 122 million pounds of air cargo passed through phia in 1940 and had been to finance activities which wt Newark Airport’s new air center. Air serving aa vicar general. cargo not only consider grossly Im- Mass Calendar Born in Summit traffic jumped more than 18 per cent to anew all- moral, but which we know Hill, Pa., in 1905, Bishop attended time high of 24 million from history to be Furey Commercial pounds. fearfully St. Borromeo subversive of human Charles Semi- Another society. one of the state's basket 'Mar- nary, Overbrook, Pa., and the airports, It should hardly ba neces- boro, handledmore than 200 Pontifical Homan Seminary. Trust Cos. thousandtakeoffs and sary to explain why we detest He was ordained In Rome landings last year, Teterboro, in northern New Jer- abortion, which, after all, is March 18, 1960, and took doc- is one of the nation’s murder of the innocent. Nfw sey, major torates in and the- of As for and philosophy Jersey business and private airports. contraceptives ology there. sterilisations, such sim- things Air transport facilities like ply lustfulneas and BISHOP-ELECT Haatricb encourage MAIN OFFICE) 15 was born Exchange Place, Jersey City these to thatyou can’t animality in the use of sex. in Milwaukee, Nov. help prove and U. 1914, attended Mar- 11 Ceaemtatf Offkti find a better spot than New Jer- LET SEN. FULBEIGHT and St. quette University sey to terse the markets of the meditate upon the fact that nigp Francis seminary. Milwaukee, JERSEY CITY - the BAYONNE - UNION CITY y nation and the world. ultimate meaning of sex where he was ordained Feb. NS« jcoocr Is that It is the of power 9. 1941. He made post-or- OWN MONDAY SVININOS (Kara* Main TIRO INTI NA«Y God in !|y wK2“Wt.Srtft partnering creating dination studies at the Catho- JVSIV CITY wM SAYONNI H • new images of destined Mil - UNION CITY > God, lic University of America of for life eternal with God. SAN DifOJIT VAUITS PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND BAS America, specialising in Con- COMPANY then Sen. Fuibright win be- of Christian fraternity Doctrine inira rtdw» Dm Tutpaying Smut of a Groat State to understand we art gin why work. 6 advocate _THE Anput 8, m3 Book Review Films on TV Medical Report links Film Vogue: Trouble in Ireland KM%S SU"A."i S Disease, Dirty Books jjnef ratlaci may to Mct*«l m tat- NEW YORK (NC) - A New acinus literature docs no good THE EABTBB % REBEL. the Clanwilllem House, to FAMILY the stopped firing at each other York Academy of Medicine to normal people and A young LION, by Max CaalfleM. Hoh, Hotel lfetropole, to the Four across St. Stephen’s Green to ras»- Km' NUOiMniala study hat noted an “interest* does do “definite harm to dis- Rinehart and Boland’s Paddle Priests Winston, 378 Courts, to Bakery, let a custodian feed the ducks between sale turbed W " kl “ Ing association*' teenagers." psges. SS.tt etc., there Is no ef- each B^al? disjointed day. oI salacious literature to min- Thb report was prepared A detailed of fect. The mistakes Buck Private Masnatlr Moortar accounting made by the Camptoira ors and an increase in il- after several months’ by WILLIAM H. MOORING Prt-ahHlMir study By facts often a tedious In fact, this switching is sn volunteers Klnidem pilanlliai presents certainly do not legitimacy and venereal dis- e of doctors who treat Canyon Crooaroada toiaaklns (to Kin* group talk for the reader. that effective tool. While make this ideal Tala ol } But, reading an textbook ganaacoua Rxila ease among them. . v teenagers. It docs not deal v In today’s “art film,” the Are these items CJJJJ» Dw of religious difficulty doesn’t Into about events at Trinity Col- in how run creep to a revolution, but The academy, in a report with legal or morel questions vinegar-faced priest is fast be- symbolism expressions of truth Easter for “The Rebellion'’ even lege. example, you're anx- it lea vital tool in learning presented to State Senate Ma- relating to the sale of salac- coming common-place. Some- end 4* beauty? though the author has cram- ious to discover bow things siwore about ■Si® with times a particularly im- jority Leader Walter Ma- ious iiteratue but only he a a cane-swacking I do not think med with facts at so. this report of are progressing Northumb- portant portion of Irish history honey, urged the state legisla- medical aspects of the prob- prefect or a sour-puss censor. six of erland Rd. ffcaca- days struggle for liber- and the courage which accom- ture to enact in lem. Or he ignores human SINCE THE European "srt ADOLESCENTS legislation r. ruins, Ireland. ADULTS, • •• •• • film” has found ty in panied the rebellious spirit of 1964 barring sale of salacious gets on with the rubrics while a profitable THE CLEARLY-DRAWN AMUtotf Olrl Alter a brief outline of the these Irishmen. Bark From law RMa the market throughout the By Ed literature to teenagers. devil phases circles around Western picture! which the author pre- Wood Defends Pius political background in Ire- word While M offers no evidence him. world, the priest has become lents brightened consider- ... land, the and in- for direct an organisation a connection be- Ten years ago he popped up increaiingly convenient car- ably with quotes from the Writer icature which tentions of the Irish CiUsen tween the sale of salacious in Italy’s “Wild through to pad- men Involved show that J Against “art film,” and the Irish Volun- a 'Hams' literature and dle Army Organize *. Tnsr,- Lara increasea in Il- Rice.” religion and the Church great deal of research pre- BERLIN (NC) A vlgonwe and to teers, «n4 an abortive attempt legitimacy and venereal dis- defense ot the late Phis We have since met him, peddle agnosticism and ceded the writing. Qi.lM* M—alar oiTttT*Harare Pope to obtain armifippm Germany, For Mission Aid ease among minors, the re- with minor in atheism as the philosophies of Particularly in this fey fearar, XII against a playwright’s ac- variations, Max Caulfield most of strong does bold that there is spend* N.H. - port soft to Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" and rational, reasonable, modern regard is the report of a bat- HUDSON. (RNS) A cusation that he was the book describing, almost an “interesting association** men. Northumberland new Catholic Mission Radio nasi anti-Semitism has been "•%" in Germi's “Divorce lie along Rd., fsaxr- between these minute-by-electric-minute, this Association has been formed phenomena. here in form. Italian Style." “Boccaccio TO" We ere supposed, say arty one of the entrances to the published book uprising. C—ral Mai— It states that sal- by Fellini, De Sica and Vis- critics, to view such film in- city which the English by priests, nuns and Brothers Road positively Pope Pius’ defender is troops >>> who have found amateur fc-M Walter who conti and many other Euro- terpolations as inviting the WHILE THE REBEL lead- were using, and at Clanwll- Msgr. Adolph, “ham" radio etations invalu- in work with the pean "art films.” literate film-goer to form * ers had planned to have the liem House, which blocked the Lecture was active able in overseas In Gualtiero intellectual tame missions. Topic: laity in the Berlin Dioceee in Jacopetti'a re- mature, appraisal insurrection spread through path. moderator •S-fc. of debatable situation Episcopal of the s?* the 1930 sand is now vicar volting "Mondo Cane," he was any as it the entire it was con- The is from country, story presented is Imaba W*r M SaubKaa Dance relates organisation Bishop Vincent SUM Cbaraa His is the Juxtaposed with voodoo to a film dealing with fined to Dublin where the Gen- both sides to some degree, but * Voaa* m Ila an Japanese general. target S. Waters of the Diocese of "The Vicar" (Der Stall- "priests," going through forms a pluralistic society. It still is eral Poet Office was captured most of the OBJECTIONABLE SOUTH ORANGE Dr. play depth reporting who but not that Raleigh, N.C., operates a Kuni Masumi vertreter) Rolf Hochhuth, doing one iota of good. mighty singular there aa general headquarters. A was from the volunteers' side {sru«»nM wilt lecture on by 100- watt business frequency ygs- seen Berlin and seldom, if ever, occurs in the number of other u Japanese dsnee 8 at already in strategic of the battle. Much more is Aug. station to send miessages to Sisfe London and scheduled for "art film" these days, learned »owiutabaae Our Sc ton Hall as a any buildings were occupied by of the kind of men oa Marry University part priests In outlying sreas of Mbr Way York Salute contra-reference to the dedi- the rebels. for the Sinn Fein of the summer Chinese and New production. Bishops fighting his See. m*” U r d “» cated who Christ £sSKm— „ r* Institutes. priest brings Caulfield ties together sep- movement (a Japanese Language In rebuttal of Hochhuth’s revolutionary Association slms were out- Press, Radio-TV to the people and fights the arate incidents at each of the “We The institutes, in the thesis that Pius XII failed to proposal meaning Our- lined a unique devil wherever he finds him. at two-day meeting at occupied points in a more or selves" or “We on are being visited this do what he could to save the WASHINGTON (NC) The rely our- the Capuchin of St. An- srea, Modern film has less fashion. Friary Jews of and eastern U.S. Bishops have thanked art little chronological selves" by which a eeperate here Its week by representatives of the Germany thony purposes are Drama members to about the Church mili- While the scene is constantly Irish would Department of Health. Educa- Europe from extermination by ct the communica- say parliament be set (1) to provide free radio equip- Ratings from tion and Welfare Hitler, draws on tions media for their sympa- tant. shifting one spot to an- up).. ment for VaUa*w* at* —al raua*. <4 BroaM- and the State Msgr. Adolph needy priests, es- •ayaae ttmna* ytan thetic Why? other, as from the G.P.O. to a— ky tto Department and will also be his own experiences to con- coverage pf recent pecially missionaries; (2) to * D*c**cy at ito Saaark Arris THE RATTLES themselves the of clude that Hochhuth oversim- Church events, according to a subject a Voice of different set up a world wide communi- statement released here were so from the FAMILY America program. plified the situation and as- by the cations network; (3) to in- usual idea A««ba*y NCWC. of war which most m Oti,ar Scion Hall’s also sembled his evidence from a terest lay helpers in the mis- Oianunr u» In,— Ma program is of us have. The Church Spectators sions and (4) LnUaMary IMtaAabu MeUy being studied educators prejudiced standpoint. leaders, speak- to spread infor- S» aahiM Brc*a by in watched aad many were killed ing on behalf of U.S. mation about the from the Midwest and Far The book is entitled “Reply Catholics, work of the ADULTS Plays Brief or injured right in the thick West, who to Rolf Hochhuth.” expressed missions Bri'ia* have received particular gratitude battle. -a Fra—Ola- Mr*a**ria of the Both tides also Bnrabaa* Hm to members of the press, radio U Sanaa* grants from the Carnegie JOAN Headquarters will be In Car—*—t M Bm—a—- and television By T. NOVRSE Foundation to for their "sensi- Washington. D C. President of !—'La— develop similar tive and * Fumy Tb—* hihwi aw a*— o About ooono <4 I libll Moo* Morn putmi —r- Television M Stitx. Station KVEJ of Ton T—aricb will close Aug. Uw MM Mb a « tbu— at MtoM. and burial, and the election of .mi— Mb l"» Ftoear Tryaat Tvyar 23 withs Chinese a—oncM Drown m*4 Tko Ih bin.. epbo ganoxie. Kan play. his Eaarri— OF THE YEA! successor. Pope Paul VI. To* oorbor AJboo ptuo. orw—al id m Obo*ri CMcby o—aa—« •UIIOAY. onoo Motmo. b— a Grsafer lm' Sat good of these media has sel- Cm"?— DlcM—» ■trot odob —tiro o I cor to— IMo ad dom been bnxM —a* f Goaooi (BSSmSu TJS Ala. 111 - Cfesfeflin “TW better demonstrated, toOMo by a soortat jw—t SrrSr •bo If— mm Mae—bus mo anr- MOVIES and we are grate- •Mtaa— Ftaata - sincerely Tbo IMcba - I’ftr. .MofUloO —- mu *ab —So. aoooo aba— Mo b> SESTm-SX the statement said. ty air lot iM iuoUco Mark —Mo cMoba *bO Ml M Mo* W —ML ful," • a <»> - Ohs i> jr& 111 ro*. to—cm I.QQifo m * (—ill bl «WM I e— a—Mrtr—* rrabM—- Iflb. OM^- D—ln Uobar Mo SM— norm » MMbf M Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone yn*m —o Mo - . noun Named »*io«»*«l mntl M O’Vf-IV. 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By REV. DUFF, S.J. simple It as it EDWARD lines had came all he would make the Church of hirasibient and sub- ROME - The from the hands of Jesus present in (RNS) cur- the world and in sequently of oppression. “If rent of Rome Christ.” The to preoccupation is phrases ex- all its levels of living. we can’t work with banners," the and press that were projecting shape style policy largely Wladimlr d’Ormesson of the he counseled, ”we can work of the new pontificate of Pope unimportant to him; never French former Am- in silence.” Academy, • Paul VI. founded critical, he was Surmises are easily satis- bassador to the Holy See, re- It Is also recalled that he is fied especially on what is known and often circumvented. members Msgr. Montini a* "a on record as declaring: "It ia of the the record The statements of Paul character, Pope priest whose sotil burns with more profitable to work out and the utterances of will be drafted faith previous carefully by and with the love des- an agreement with the the himself former Giovanni Battista after serious study; a cribed in the Gospels. This U.S.S.R. for the Church in Montlni. The decision once taken will Cardinal general not n>«n, so perfectly self- East than to manufac- be Europe opinion runs something like lightly Ignored. For all his controlled, whose wisdom and ture martyrs there.” this: practiced Peul courtesy. Pope prudence are outstanding ia, It is clear that Paul VI John XXIU was a man has the habit of command. under a Pope somewhat austere ex- shares with John the On Pope of profound and unexpected the day of Cardinal terior, a man of fire." conviction thst substantial Intuitions that were often fol- Montlni’s election the stock THIS changes are in SACERDOTAL zeal, taking place lowed by contradictory Im- markets of Milan and Rome the Soviet however, ia accompanied by world, that, con- provisations. Paul Is a declined. Was it a coincidence Pope an acute realization that mod- fronted with economic, human man of clear ideas with a ca- or was It evidence that the and ern mania largely shaped by ' especially spiritual pacity for practical planning. business community is unen- the thwe is structures of his society contradictions, a Pope Paul would probably thuslastic about the man crisis and the Church in her mis- of faith among the have been of en- known as “the workers* Bish- Marxist incapable sion must take these struc- faithful. More wary gendering enthusiastic support op?” It was a strange title than the tures into account. The grow- expansive John for the revolutionary goal of for an Intellectual from an Paul up- ing organization of the world, XXIII, Pope can be ex- renewing the Church; he middle-class a per family, he saw. calls for the Church’s pected to prod carefully to would not have probably been man devoid of easy camara- Comprehension and see what these changes really able participa- to win the instinctive al- derie with others. tion. signify. and warm And the Montinls legiance friendship yet for In the Secretariat of State of the millions of men who three generations have been TO PERSECUTED Chris- it was Montini who sensed the Ideal active Msgr. ar- tians who "have been called of the up-dat- in movements of social for ranged permanent Vati- to take ing of the Christian com- Catholicism. Asa Vatican of- part more closely in can UNESCO observers at the munity in the warm, outgoing ficial Msgr. Montini had a cross of Christ," Paul VI pri- sod at the UN’s Food and of John. On rede in the promised in his first personality Pope mary founding of Agricultural message Organization. He to the other It is not cer- the Association of the world, "the hand. ACU. Ital- urged the creation of Caritas glorious tain that John would ian Catholic Workers, to en- dawn of the Resurrection" Pope Internatiooaiis. the have been grouping when will ”be able fin- capable of devising courage and give spiritual ori- Church’s welfare they organiza- to to coocrete programs reduc- entation to the new trsde ally return the full exer- tions of every country’, and di- ing his a iptration* to action. union movement after the cise of their pastoral ministry rected the founding of the In- war. which, by its institution, ia IN TEMPERAMENT ternational Catholic Migration and carried out for benefit Committee. the not inheritance the differences be- IT WAS PERSONALLY merely of souls but of the na- '...MAY tween is THE LORD on the two men. fervently costing, one surmises, for the It commonly reported FORGIVE...' In operating room tion. A priest called to a patient in surgery must "scrub " tions where they live.” East General committed to the aim of Milan turn that Montini’s nomina- of Orange Hospital Rev. Edward A. Haber don mask single Archbishop to Msgr. John, in his character- and and gown as do the doctors and other of tion Pope demonstrates the administration of the of the making the Church relevant up in a factory in Sesto S. as Archbishop of Milan Sacrament OR personnel. The priest the with the istically direct, engaging and precedes anointing to the modern were Giovanni, the industrial was something of a a Anointing of the Sick in this dramatic situa- age. city’s rebuff, human made it clear emergency of conditional absolution to fashion, giving anesthetized patient. great John was the exuberant center, with equipment for promotion that would remove that he had need of men, of planner, for whom details Mass in his briefcase. More from the Vatican one whose men of ail religious allegi- would take care of them- than others. Cardinal Montini political views were unpopu- ances In lar. or none, for the com- an selves, given goodwill among was aware that he has a cer- if not suspect. He had, for Room:a Sacrament mon task of reconciliation, of Operating men and full confidence In the tain of example, been to remoteness manner. sympathetic of the brotherhood, peace. After By SUE DINER Holy Spirit. Paul the percep- But he knew, too, as he once experiment of the worker- around the operating table discussing the case and what trans- that moving lesson, the world An operating room with the tive, is the realist, the tire- remarked, that "it is priests in France or, at bustling quiet sounds of many pired. Others ate for the easier least, caring patient, counting instruments, less senses that it has need of a authorised people doing their specific jobs. An of tactician who briefs him- to lead a pilgrimage to willing to give the project a atmosphere or cleaning up. Pope fully equipped to meet self before Lourdes than to try Immaculate cleanliness, sterilised instruments, masks and gowns. fully deciding on a enter a fac- the As the priest approaches the table the ” challenge. operating anesthetist course of action. Suddenly complications. A nurse signals the desk for a priest; tory Whatever the cause of his motions for him to come to that side of the table. Paul VI, father of the The priest John was old The knew the for- patient, a Catholic, is In danger. The need for a is Pope an man. Archbishop what removal from the Vatican, the priest opens his book, raises his hand and gotten and the imminent. prayer quickly absolves the a fact that was for- It wa* like to be booted at. forgetting, of frequently result was the precious experi- patient conditionally. He anoints the forehead of the with the people of the under- patient gotten ia the universal affec- Because he favors surveys ence of of pastoral Within a very short time the on the eight years priest duty at parish holy oil and prays: 'Through this holy and His tion he and developed countries "where assigned to for the sick anointing most inspired. Youthfulneu respects statistics, the responsibility and of firsthand caring at the hospital is reporting to tender the Lord whatever the standard of is often mercy may forgive sins you may have b seen as the mark of the Archhubop knew living the of nurses. intimately awareness of the “lontani," supervisor committed." not new the worthy of human per- pontificate, a vigor evi- spiritual state of Milan, the religion!ess masses. He too must enter the scrub room before the O.R. He denced sons." of the intellectual in re- He withdraws and the " the setting the world’s arch- slightly completes . .merci- by daily up largest the moves his rolls his shirt sleeves prayers . In Milan Archbishop need of "the seed of jacket; up and takes a minute restore to him full health exercises of Paul VI diocese with three and uneasi- fully both inward and that —s min a half saw train- to "scrub" much like doctor outward; the need of special ness," of "all who looking very a reporting for recovered never of robust health but one million and 8M are proud surgery. having by the help of Thy mercy he may once more baptized par- ing for the of He too must doo the clergy, adapta- to bear the name of Chris- green gown, mask and have to determined to himself in ishes. cap. Administering strength take up his former duties.” keep tions of the of bold the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick in such good for his Ha apostolate, tian." of all men everywhere a setting is shape be ivy told hts priests flatly: experimentation. In Novem not to quite the same as it is at a bedside. Now AFTERWARDS he leaves the room burdens "Will promises be that Pope. he is ready to operating He washes ihe people return to the ber, 1957, he organized enter the his hands. the operating room, but first a last minute check. Yes, Pope John. It has been ob- Church? They will not. It is Great Mission, a city-wide his stole is tucked under the gown to prevent it from Another wort of tus ministry has been accomplished served. midr events Pope for the to make the ef- getting priest campaign of evangelization in the way or becoming a source of Recalling such an experience Rev Edward Paul will and direct fort. not the contamination. A Haber. curate organize people. It la use- featuring famous preachers, Prisoners at Our Help of Christians. East the events less to toil the bells THE PRIEST Lady Orange, parish assigned in the including Cardinals, from all ia now ready to be the between to intermediary East Orange General, said. "When the job ia done no one Is yon realize steeple; listening. over The See the God and the patient. JOHN’S HOLY imagina- Italy. mission was Light the grace you received through Holy Orders, the The priest must hear the special strength tion conceded not a notable success, tradi- Aa he enters the operating room he be the greet de- may greeted by the from the Holy Spirit enabling you to do your job. And whistles in the factories, those MUHORAN, Japan (NC) A few doctors then, you sign of restoring to "the face tional methods proving to be following setting. are bolding a consultation wonder what else will be for the temples of technology in A catechism class {or is- waiting you at rectory." o' the Church the and outdated The Cardinal was pure whose the modern males U the hers is atmosphere not depressed. "In the midst prison world but th« lives and breathes.” of booming, credit for Mission a smug society." he re- Friendship the enrollment goes to the IN THE marked, “we have sown seeds TENSIONS of the local courts. of UMIIiOFSI." Cold War and amid the con The reason Is that a trov ernes over personalities CURIOSITY IS Immense young prisoner received a Man aad as Who to the Pro Dinner policies Secretary to bow Paul light sentence from the Pope will deal Stays of State of Pius XII wae the with the more aggressive of courts because he was en- victim By ANTOINETTE VALDATI of a whispering cam- the "lontani" rolled In the catechism led by Marie Stopfer. genuflecta and it In the the commu- places paign that listed him as a class. MASWA, Tanganyika of the circle. Each nists and particularly with the center man "leftist." In reality Montini When Rev. G. "UPON ARRIVING hierarchs the counter "When word of it got out. George Cotter, at any a bit erf the water of pours on was and is about as far "left’’ M SI., of West Orange brings pagan borne I am invited to church of the Kremlin. It is my class enrollment Jumped the right hand of his neighbor in ecooomic his sit questions as up Rev motorcycle to a stop at a down and chat," he with which the washes. recalled that Msgr Montini said Adam man Speaker John MeCorthack Basukuma here, he writes. woman was a B Gudairisky, o l village is "Usually a will "When all have finished the and chaplain of Catholic M.M.. In international affairs at too. Pa greeted a friendly of immediately a few students when the Hazel by group gather girl returns, genuflects again, Adlai Stevenson. university who will ask and start Fascists their campaign pagans probably twigs cooking some- and silently places the pot of began him to for thing." It is of course true that the stay supper. And, rooked flour, bug all in the cen- the art of native That is mix- mental horizons of Montini although a » eat- “something’’ ter and then the vegetables 1 have never been limited to ing is tricky business, he ac- ture of corn ground by band (by now. they resemble a kind Italian culture m i cepts their invitation to dem- between two stones and flour nor his con- of liquidy. baby-food, spin- onstrate his boded cerns as a churchman to those friendship. in an earthen jar to ach)." of narrowly Italian interests It’s all part of this form a dry porridge. While Mary- he this is he THEN COVES the real test. Acutely intelligent would TheAdvocate knoll work which he cooking, explains, priest’s at all times deal with the boil "Each man small describes as "visiting pagans, "they green, spinach-like grasps a ball world as it is. not with some making conversations with leaves which grow wild during of the hot bugall. indents it romantic construction. Above 7 8, the .and these with his thumb and dtps or August 1963 them, trying to win friends." rains, . . two the And since Guala Mission em- ingredients are it, as far as scoops into vegatables. food This goes on until the pot is braces 120 miles and some 80,- is concerned. There are finished. A enough 000 people, of whom only 500 several variations peanuts, simple pro- cedure, but I'm still are Catholic, Father Cotter has meat, fish, chicken, rice —but laughed at by the youngsters on oc- a many friends to make. During these rarely occur more casion. When all have finished the rainy season the one than ooe meal a week." the girl brings the water again bridge over the river is "To eat with them is a bit I il I itii ; I I for washing, and each man swamped and travel becomes of a trick," he confides. “All the rinses his mouth and teeth and impossible, but rest of the the men gather in a circle of time he finishes off with a good mouth- stays pretty much "in shade, sitting on the ground or this b tfui the saddle" squirt of the water on the And, only prulud* to of his piki-piki on a small piece of wood. A which ground." our *oU ,ik* n (motorcycle), was the young daughter comes with a fllgontic, gmnmtd public The women and children eat gift of friends in West Orange, small basin of water, she rra inside ttte hut or at another fmi pun-sa shady corner out of view. The Wt givt yeu flnt cholc*. Now you can fet women consider themselves in- nrn on yw hock io own in§ Dioroom For an enjoyable vacation ferior to the men and treat splendor of a King's pa lac*. them with much respect. "On and Om«I 1,001 < something different .... occasion l'va arrived at a home when there weren't any

men around . . .1 had to eat FRANCISCAN alone IN as the women simply THe SADDLE - Basukuma people in a Tanganyikanvil- felt to est with me." unworthy lage have a smiling for Rev. Father Cotter greeting George Cotter, M.M., PILGRIMAGES reports. who conduct, an apostolate of in his travels After "ooe man will friendship i—Da end 1933 OUt dinner astride people pwp|» ui - - 30th - 1963 his like YEAR take piki-piki (motorcycle). Father Cotter, of West out a pinch ot home- r, ftnt come, flnt wnd Orange, covers an area of grown tobacco and roll a cig- 60,000 people - only 500 of He* do we do it?? On!.’ Canada 6 Full Mlo.oo whom ' r»r«*f • MfrtTwa** MmOMM| Days arette with a corn husk. Then are Catholics. our 20th century merchandismj; l*ov» on Monday Return all smoke be continues. method makes this possiDlc. following Saturday it,” velop hard callouses from the grasshoppers or ants are tint Sometimes he eat- Price Ind-det 12 meolt. clou hotel occommodatlont, buys Congolese strenuous so that tran.porta- work, to the ing the corn. How the mice end all taut VI»H the cigars for two cents and “all Hon, gratuities, Shrlrt*. at Owe lady at the young his own calloused PHONEi priest or baboons are the Anita da St. are eating cot- Cop*. St Beaupre. Joseph'. Oratory. the cities of delighted when I share one hands Montraal. seem soft In com- ton. Or how the MY, CH 4-0769 Quebec. and other placet of Interetf. of these with them. It's kind snakes are AD parison. They realize that what WHICH DO YOU PREFER? LEAVE: of like eating the mice or the leop- NJ, HU 9-5222 RITURN: smoking the Indian they will grow keep them ards are the 3 peace pipe." eating babooos.” September September 7 alive for the next year 9 “there’s never September September 14 THE WOMEN are more out- any emergency ON ONLY ONE occasion did or September 16 21 and than the supply, money in the bank Father Cotter find September spoken friendly the people and who to tide them over," Father Cot- Thought taste men tend to be suspicious, inhospitable. That was the he ter explains, mate the finds. They wear a single night of the terrible rainstorm brightest tomorrows California 28 Full Days *785.00 length of cloth, usually black, when his jeep broke down 15 which CONVERSATION if leave on they wrap around them- some- miles away from the mission. Sept. 23rd - Return on Oct. 20th times and do their work difficult because of the He tried So* U.S.A. the Northern selves, walking hack, but rite following root* w.ttword and the Southern barrier of a foreign language, then U got to be dark - shelling or that 22 - peanuts ao radio coming ham* different State. In all No night travel. husking but he finds corn that the he I*tt rime the travel the sitting on the -ground. people couldn’t find the trail. or year to during Pad harvait, round-up time, “The other enjoy teaching him new words Ideal weather end minimum ef cangeitlon from teuriilt crowd.. day I was think- “When I heard a hyena Minion, somewhere the gnd have great patience when Vltlr the old ef California and of the Sauthwett. Highlight. ing, in process 1 decided it comes to Isugh it was Ume Include Boyt Town, San Prancitco. lot Artgelei, lot Vegat, Oroad Con. ol development the table will explaining their to find shelter in an African yon, Sant* fe, lookout Mountaim, Natural Bridge, luray Cavern., be introduced to our people," language. Wathington, O.C Father home,” he recalls. ap- Cotter mused. "Will It *T've worked up a few nick- versatile proached group, Priea Include, breakfait and dinner each flrtt dan hotel be names for and several, bid. as la day, accent- really an Improvement? myself those their made to custom, they neither an- four requirements. modallont, trontporfotlon, handtlag of luggage, gratuitlei and ell tales. They are comfortable who can bear he very on them,” jokes, swered Weekend to WASHINOTON, to NIW nor opened their doors $996.00 Pllgrimaget ENGLAND, end to the plenty of room for "such as 'Mlso mu BALTIMORE ground, nungu,’ In the Pad. He whose working and it certainly is eyes are always on • • .There Is a local belief A Preodtceo Priett It all Cbagloht on PHgrimo|ti avaijabte!" the food pot; ’Mushamhindi.’ that the witchdoctors are able Write or lelephene fee free eeler brochure and complete detail.. she who to The cultivating season is a grinds her corn after rid« about on the backs of very busy time during which sunset —* for a lazy person; the hyenas to do their evil FRANCISCAN FAMILY no not even the and he of work.” CIRCLE one, children, ‘Megulu Madoehi,’ AOUTt *. PARAMUS. NEW JERSEY COPYRIQHT 1 sits around. the bow- 125 Wost list - "Everybody but proud legs, for a Stroot Now York fc N. Y. An It turned out Father Cot- hoe legged 212 PENNSYLVANIA everybody; . .bas i In person. ter 6-46*5 reached shelter and spent his hands and they’re "For the swing- most port the talk the night in his wet clothes r‘U RNITURE ing away," he says. They de- U about crops the bow without a mosquito net. 8 . - u I Was Thinking... Byzantine Rite The 'Holy Father' Confided Meeting Postponed

PASSAIC - The first meeting of the Passaic In His Council of tha 'Daughters' Last Week Deanery Pittsburgh Byzantine Rita Diocesan Council of Catho- By RUTH W. REILLY lic Women scheduled for Did notice the you article name of Christian do not at- for work, which -la modern receptive heart to Usten and Aug. 12 has been postponed. entitled "Pope Cites Decay of tend on or The change was due to aa Mass Sunday Holy roan’a main activity, demand- understand, for a wise heart Christian Ufa" on the front of announcement tnat Day* obligation. ing and cantered in externals. to guide and counsel, for a Popa of The last Paul VI has divided page Advocate Ha goes on: "Than an Home at the and of tha day generous heart to and not tha Ex* wa«k? give In case you missed faithful who an he often archata of which it, induced by carries work prob- count the cost. It needs a host Pittsburgh, 1 would Uke to hlghUght it anti-Christian force* had included all of the to with- lems along. Thera is dinner of “vaUant women" as woman U.S., here. Into draw, not to Usten to us and and evening paper and a TV is referred to in the Lesson two jurisdictions, each It VI tha began: "Pope Paul probably ev*n battle ua." ballgam* or other entertain- from the Common of the Mass having status of ep- has called for the reconstruc- Equate this with the family: ment. and the day is over. of a Holy Woman. archy. Paisalc has become tion of the Christian Commun- tha a troubled father is confiding A woman's day is caught seat of the new Sea. ity and indicated that 'women OUR HOLY FATHER in his daughter and asking her up in a stream of activity too: says (For additional information art the best agents for tha the task is rather for "in- help In restoring goodness and Meal preparations, chauffeur- •e# pag* 1.) Paul’* terior than exterior effects. ’ task.'" Pope call wai order to tha family. ing, washing, Ironing, clean- mada during a Let each of us begin special au- ing, shopping, and attending by dience to POPE PAUL, strengthening our interior granted leaders of combining to details of family social life. Ufe, Hudson women’s and praiae and challenge goes on that we may have whereof to Names women's, young Often there are extras, vary- to tell us bow we can children's sections of Italian help: ing with her age and station give. Catholic Action. No is "Tha** good woman prove the Bible Two to Board woman In life: a part or full time Begin by reading too too themselves not old or young! only capable ears, a little whlla each day. Try to Job, - of In baby hospital work, UNION CITY Mrs. Wil- collaboration good works, social think about what you've read POPE PAUL the father work, bridge parties, Uam Tighe, president of the ON THe la but they an also gifted with at moments the SCENE - Msgr. Roger A. Reynolds, director of the committees of various aorta, odd during North Hudson District Council of all Christendom, and he la a for Archdioceaon genius reconstruction, day and put the lesson to Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, visited tha father of each Individual of Catholic Women, named for they have easy access to OUR HOLY FATHER the New Jersey Sisters who pleada practical use in your Ufe. Try two board members ore taking the CCD course 2 Christian. Do ever for the you put families, and when they set an with woman to “snake use of Jerseyans to go to Mass one extra morn- at Catholic University, Washington, June in tha coming year. They are Mrs. 26-Aug. 9. The yourself presence of our objective for themselves they their valuable energies for re- each week. Father ing Strengthen a Joseph McVeigh, of St. Mi- leadership course, given at eight Catholic colleges and Holy aa you read hts know bow to achieve It building tha Christian Com- . . father-daughter this talks relationship chael's, Union City, pubUc re- universities summer, dealt with of Advance or encyeUcals? This an with ex- for methods per- They aware, munity, creating anew with our Father read- teaching Holy by lations chairman, znd Mrs. Christian Doctrine to school children. Left to son to person approach Is a emplary intuition, of the faithfuinee* to the to right are, Sis- gnat perish, ing aU the news items about Walter Maechler of St. Jo- ter good ooe. thirst for and Chris- tha of Agnes Winifred, St. Sister spiritual reception the sacra- him that come 0.P., Elisabeth's, Linden; you across, seph's, Union City, discussion In You and I are tian Ufa and avan for manta and to Mary, O.S.B., Immaculate Conception, Hackensack; Sister Religion among that sanctity, participation in and by praying for him daUy. club chairman. group of women, and which in spits of change* and tha liturgy." Winifred, O.S.B., St. Jaseph's, Maplewood; Sister M. Stella CORNWELLS Pope In this way you will get the Mrs. Dimitri Cucu HEIGHTS. Pa. Paul tells us that Is still alive and Mrs. fronds, S.S.J., Our of the those souls conflicts. among The man Is tha hsad and “feel" of Christ in Lady Valley, Orange; Sister M. Sister the the world John Angermeyer were Mery Elaine, who race were our . nam- Paulette, attentive to people. . the woman is tha heart of the to be known C.S.B., St. Anne's, Garwood, and Sister former Marilyn Wlaxkrwskl of today, seeking ed chairmen of the fsU csrd Alice, church services and world so home. Each reception Today’s moves supplements and and loved and served in and O.S.B., Benedictine Motherhouse. Elizabeth. Elizabeth, received the black of party which will be held in sacraments an distracted seriflly, not only In Jet travel fulfills the other. It is the same all veil and by men. seeking to give St Michael’s. Union professed first vows by tha “alluring voice of the and rockets to the but in the City. moon, greater Christian com- Hi* Joy and to the as a Sister of the Blessed Sac- world with aU its peace outward at- in minute by minute everyday munity. The whole hurrying world, and rament at the novitiate here. counting on. you, THE FIRST Catholic church Irish tractions." He points out that life. A man dashes from bed world, and etch in it, hun- the Lass Is one woman of to In a later ceremony Katherine today, be in Connecticut was founded in many who still the to breakfast, to bus or train for It Leading go by gers love. hungers for a His instrument in the task. Chaxotte of Pararaua received Hartford in 1829. habit the and the name of Legions to Mary Sister Mary Jenifer. PHILADELPHIA Kathleen (NC) baa worked In eight An Irish colleen withs lepre- dioceses in Guatemala, three chsun’s sense of humor is in Mexico and five in the Our Lady's and Dominican envoy an Republic. Through American ambassador of her good efforts. 140 legion praes- will to Central America and idia have been established, tbs Caribbean. and 12 area councils and one Kathleen Murphy, who national council organized. makes ber home In Phila- IN AN delphia between apostolic AVERAGE dzy. 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V August 8, 196S THE ADVOCATE 9 Man, Woman, Little Child, Why Does the Garden Grow? By JUNE DWYER fall to the ground where they who are made to His flowera of manhood image plant- SO THE NEXT Mary. Mery, quite contrary blend with the earth and cov- and and timt’KOi' likeness who are ing tbeir feet firmly in the flower how docs your er other little beautiful la taken from garden grow? seeds that are meant to lift our faces toward world and giving to the How doei it do their beauty garden —some grow, you waiting turn to bring God throughout our lifetime those around them. person know? color to the world. you love is taken from God’i‘ no matter what our color. How do all of the garden on earth remember gardens Oh, flowers how beauti- BUT THE NICEST of part that it Is of the world grow the ones ful they are. How happy God put man on earth after God'a garden of la that only to bloom again they people the that little and care He created it and in more wonderful “for- big people can make us feel. How much man in turn its blooms naver die. Though for with love to love with everiand” of heaven. bring beauty they can show when we cooperates him in creat- they are laid to rest in the into the neighborhood, and the give them or receive ing other men until the end of warm them. earth, they come forth And If you’ll look larger ones that God cares for How their season when carefully perfect they are. they die. again in a larger, more beau- In which But your world, you will find just sprout greenery all even as a soul dies and tiful garden called heaven another or over the world WE ARE in Mary's person maybe gsrden leaves God's garden we can where they will live too. forever two who are in God's beautiful see - growing The theory ia that God pui people little children other and forever. beauty in that same gpot. flowers and plants on the earth when He created it and that they in turn drop little seeds at the end of their life —the end of the season. These little aecds nesUe into the warm earth as the snow cov- ers them with a white blan- ket When they are ready and the sun calls them out from cover, they stretch forth from the little seed and reach to the sky. Their arms are petals and their faces looking toward God are beautiful shades and colors. They keep their feet planted firmly in the ground and they sway to and fro in gratitude for living.

SOMETIMES they arc picked for the home where they bring God’s beauty into WHERE ARE YOU GOING? - The days are flying by for Addis at she a room and remind people moves quickly through vacation. where is that He is all But she going? Where are you working the going each each Even time. Sometimes day, year? when on vacation you should keep they fade and die your eyes on a beautiful He will with their fall- tight and keep on the petals God - it's you GLORY road to ing to their side, much as our TO GOO - The Pueri heaven and happiness. Contores (Boy Singers) of St. boys' choir moderator. The boys have worked for one arms fall when we are tired. Anthony 's, Hawthorne, in posed their robes for a pic- year, giving the first concert in June. They bend at their stem and They are directed ture with Rev. James F. Jannucci, assistant pastor and by James McKinnon. St. Anthony’s Boys Have a Choir That Both Looks and Acts Liturgical HAWTHORNE - What or because their voices have goes restored to this holy service. into making a boys' choir? changed The St Pueri At St. Anthony's Anthony’s the answer is Choir members wear white Cantores are one year hard only work, high standards cassocks which are similar to old and good leadership the robej of monks. They They gave their first con- The work is put in the wear red cords by about their cert in June and have sung 3? boys from nine to 14 w aists and wooden on years crosses the Mass on alternate Sun- of age who from three to red around give cords their necks. days This year Father Jan- five hours week a practicing nucci hopes they will be able The standards ST. ANTHONY’S choir is high and lead- to sing a Mass each week modeled on those of the ership are supplied by Rev. mid- dle The concerts enable the James F. Janaucct, assistant ages and present Euro- boys to music that is not pastor and founder of the pean styles. The boys ting in smg allowed in Church and to raise choir, and James McKinnon, two parts—soprano and alto Sometimes adult voices funds to further their develop- choir director, who has a mas are ment in and of ters in music from Columbia added for particular pieces. appreciation good church nucr t-niveraity. The Latin name. Pueri Can music. plus J.w. green mm, tool tores (Boy Singtrt) by which EACH ROY must auditioo they are known, it taken from Hills for the choir Short Girl and must be ac- an address given by Pope cepted on personality and John XXUI to an internation- Is Editor marks as well as Trinity LANCASTER BRAND on his voice. al pilgrimage of altar and SMLOtN He ts ia ss as be choir boys Aug 1. 1962. The PORTERHOUSE long eojoyi WASHINGTON - Maureen what he is doing, works hard Holy Father referred to the Mahon of Short Hills has been and keeps his voice. The tradition boys ancient of the "Puen elected editor of Scope, anew C Wave graduation Cantores" only through rendering the lit- Trinity College science mega- chants. urgical He advised line. Miss Mahon, e senior, STEAK 68 88 Have You that boys and youth should be is majoring in biology. Read ...? Paul Position As LEAN, FRESH LANCASTER BRAND *OVEN KADT LANCASTER Pope Accepts BRAND FtH ! 100 S4H STAMPS I tbe follou img qmtitioni in ViwvuwFuchod SOaod hi oddlHM Bo ounuo Rib ROAST *6* btitd on trlulti übUb Protector Childhood PORK A $lO.OO PURCHASE appear of Holy in tbit hum Tbt O* MOW of Adtoitit. LANCASTER PITTSBURGH (NC) Pope Paul VI has agreed to serve BRAND FRESH Tbt Cold awi wen mt at /he Cots printed as the protector of the Pontifical Association of the Holy bottom cl tbt < oJmmn uub Childhood, it was announced here. Ground Round lB3< >b CHOPS BOLOGNA e page on trbUb tbt aUKW The U. S national office of the association disclosed that '*t srtitU raw bt found. Msgr. Adrian BressoUe*. director general of the association COLE SLAW c 1. A in received word of the >*««»29 *"^l9* COOKED SALAMI group of Bayley-Ellard Paris, Pope's acceptance. The in- mum High School formation waa contained ma letter sent FROZEN FOOD FEATURES graduates are by Archbishop Angelo •r HOF 38 MCKUtPIMINTO preparing a teenage literary Dell'Acqua, Papal Substitute Secretary of Sute. FROZEN FOODS magazine which they call Torkty l 39* “HIS HOLINESS haa gladly welcomed request and Gravy (a) Oddly Wise your SHOD LUNCHEON AMX or MATCH willingly grants his to the work CENTER (b) The Ones protection of the Holy Child- »-*-* Lively 0. ClikkM A hood, and like his values its zeal and an La King *~>*»|9c IDEAL - CUT (C) The Crosier he, predecessors, highly- 78 MEAT LOAF efficiency.” the letter stated. 2. The first Greater Newark Stooffen Tom Needle The Holy Childhood Association program benefits some 43c mx or Conference on Religion and MATCH GREEN BEANS 600 mission tNrtWH areas in the world through the prayers and sacri- t Race will be held Aug. U at A- fices of children Ten thousand Catholic schools CRRRtryltyis WkitHig Fillet 39c (a) East Orange Catholic elementary take part in the in this (b) Esses Catholic program country, and it is carried out 4'—99c soma 130 diocesan directors who by receive edvice end SalisWy Steak CAULIFLOWER tav* ad* and tha *S »*Ux th* Cat (c) religion to public Beta Aauaaan I r » SHEFFIELD school students AvaaaauU Busa Bunnr Daewoo?** ' Artkaa Caapar g—M ~B**n« Playful Llttio 01 »»*d * "tea MR. • IMm l«M •*8I wW bn Daaar. HJ, teaeeaaa Quality • Service • Supply me wam iarr„ 4 ipoakora Professional Towel Sarvfca w .r and Appanl mpinMd ¥otum«. but, tnbie and bilinoc control a. Offln Coaft and Towofs DEALERS AT THE BEST IN TOWN XmMcIuOH S , ran y —90-0« •O PARK AVKNUK Continuous Towofs for N«»r*it AuthofiMd D«< NttWANK Call WA 14900 t AU. STATS MMrtSlMifc N. JL MU 4-7JOO 10 THE ADVOCATE August 8, 1963

Teenage Writers Find Market for Burning Words By ED WOODWARD normls taken Sapient, a quote from the worka of An advertising supplement will be inserted Into MORRISTOWN As summer a trio Horace. Horace will be approached, the central figure In a uni- the publication and Don reports thst enough adver- <>f from this area found teenagers themselves in a fied theme which will be carried through the maga- tisers snd patrons have been aigned up to just about position much like that of the boy with zine in both pennies writing and cartooning. cover the cost of printing 400 of the first a hole in his copies burning pocket. Material hat been broken down into issue. their categoriei However, problem wasn't money it according to the tubject treated. the “We intend sell them for words. Three Generally, to 50 cents apiece and was Bayley-Ellard High School gradu- topici include the teathore, time and aomething use the to build a fund with which we can ates, writers all. had words proceeds aspiring burning in which McKenna calls what doet the another Issue next Don noted. their minds but "questioning publish spring,” "We they couldn’t spend them. future hold, what will I do with my life, etc." hope to put out another one next summer and even- "THEBE WAS make it a basis.” NO place where we could have CONTRIBUTIONS tually on regular, two-a-year have come from students in our work published," explained Don McKenna of various of New parts Jersey as well as one from AS FOR distribution, they intend to sell the this city, "so, we to decided publish our own maga- Pittsburgh. There were no requests for verse or magazines to personal friends, to students through zine.” but the prose, majority of contributions have been the English departments at verious high schools and Oddly Wise, a literary magazine written, edited in verse. and to members of the Young Catholic Leaders' Insti- published by teenagers, Is now in the hands of "We were tuprlsed," Bea "but if the said, they tute which will convene later this month. printers and is expected off the press in about want to submit we'll poetry use it because we are McKenna that the 10 days. pointed out ss magazine is trying to give a representation of what is youth distributed at' high schools around North Jersey, “It Is our hope that through these pages others thinking." more students become interested in contribu- become aware of that may may spirit which makes us. Don, Bea and all Kathy plan careers in Journal- ting their literary efforts. "They’re welcome to though young and inexperienced. Oddly Wise.” ism. Don will start his sophomore year at Seton send me the material,” be said. writes Bea Granville, another of the in the Hall where trio, University, he is a communication arts introduction. major and a member of the staff of FM radio sta- IN RESPONSE to a request for his comment “We want this to be of a representation youth," tion WSOU. on the idea, Rev. Stanley M. Grabowski, director Bea remarked. "We think it Is what reflecting youth Bea will enter Mt. St. Vincent College this fall and founder of the YCLI, was enthusiastic. His state- is today, the mood and attitude of general youth. and Kathy will begin her freshman year at Chest- ment will be included at the end of the magazine. While we're have young and the qualities associated nut Hill College. A fourth role It reads, in “One and that with person playing a key part: hopes prays youth, we still feel that we have an idealism in the preparations is Sue Liber, who was art direc- Oddly Wise will add another proof that there are which we can express." tor of the Crosier and has that Job for Oddly Wise. many young people who are wiser than adults are She will attend Caldwell this willing to admit.” KATHLEEN Weibel, who with Miss Granville College year. That it what those Wise also was co-editor of the working on Oddly IMS edition of the Crosier, an ALTHOUGH THEY admit to a great deal of hope and they have already taken giant strides annual literary magazine of Bayley Ellard. is the idealism and ODDLY WISE TRI0 - Kathy Weibel, Bea Granvill and Don McKenna, three Bauley- “great expectations” for Oddly Wise in that direction with their initiative in this School third member of the trio of Wise. making High graduates, chock over some founding Oddly these teenagers have not overlooked Ellard copy which will be used in the first the practical project perhaps the first of its kind more than of a new Oddly Wise, incidentally, is a translation of Ab- side finances. issur teenage literary magaiine, Oddly Wise. just a good idea.

news of Bikinis Draw YCW Receives Vatican Letter Sunday Sermons RENSSELAER, Ind. (NC>— the 25th Student Fire anniversary of the the teachings of the A letter written in behalf Gospel in of State, in commemoration of their Catholic CHICAGO (NC) P.ul VI own personal lives as “Don't Pope urged some 300 founding of the YCW in the well as in their to be a dummy, cover your tum- Young Christian Workers at- U. the relationship -Priest's View S., letter expressed the the and my” said signs carried tending their national community society in by study Pope’s satisfaction with the which they find some 40 teenagers who week here to act “as Chris- themselves." By REV. JOSEPH par- movement’s in T. McGLOIN. S.J. two progress this The study week stressed aded along beaches here tiana in every • walk of country. the young adult's in protest against the increas- life with all the relationship At one stage of THE VERY consequences the my priestly LEAST you can ing number of bikini this entails.” to parish, to political life 1 stationed in bathing IT Youth life. was a par- a ALSO SAID that YCW about sermon is and to racial say given suits. Written justice. The iah for seven months. by Amleto Cardinal members can their Frankly, that it God can help YCW has about 2,300 members bring good Other carried the I found this a signs by Clcognanl, papal of neighbors into long time, but out of evil, can do the Secretary “put practice in 4« dioceses. you among the teenagers, dressed in Gay many things I tame with a sermon. Since 'he formation of As JD Factor thing Ninety swim said: “At- the manage to learn was suits, that it There never bat been and YCW in 1938, two other tention is swell, but it’s hot in move- U a lot more difficult to give will MAKE A PILGRIMAGE TO never be a sermon, no heli.” and ments have sprung from it: a sermon "If people dress as to the same aud- matter how the Christian poorly prepared some > Family Move- Probation ience they think, people think Officer Sunday after Sunday or how ST. ment and the Cites Cars annoyingly presented little.” ANTHONY S SHRINE Young Christian than it is to in very step for a that can’t be a source of Students. All three share the KANSAS CITY, Kan. single talk. Handbills distributed to ap- (SC) junior high. Grade deprecia- profit for at least AT BEAUTIFUL GRAYMOOR common you nega- crowds purpose of Pat Finley sums in ooe tion While I plauding explained training up came only after they start- recoagniied a tively. lay apostles, word the factor that swim suits of the through personal that contri- ed driving their own priest’s Gay ear or responsibility to in By “negatively,” I mean GARRISON, N. Y. and social butes Nineties were as ridiculous action, to be effec most to juvenile delin- ooe which their struct his parents too parishioners. 1 you can at least get in some bikinis tive Christians in the The word is: " as the of today both world. quency. “Cars generously made available picked up a lot of sympathy if the from Juno 2 October 27 praying sermon has ab- to Sundays through He’s the ” styles go extremes. juvenile probation to them for him as well. When I hear solutely nothing for you. Or. Twenty eight of the demon- o/fleer far Wyandotte County. People griping about MASSES 12:45 sermons you can admire the 10:45, 11:45, MEDI Kan His flies FINLEY priest’s strators were members of CAL bulge with re- SAID another top today I get a tittle miffed, courage in getting up before the Demand ports and statistics that show reason for either because Supply for the juvenile crime is they're right a crowd DEVOTIONS TO better Supply (SD.S.), an organiza- than tor, of the caaea lack of family life in or beesuse they don’t know many You also could meditate tion of Catholic ST. ANTHONY ft SOLEMN BENEDICTION 3 P.M. in juvenile court indepen- instances. the whole teenage girls. story. on bow wonderful it is that dent of traffic violations “Families GRAYMOOR live in the same the Church has IS 5 mil#* north of PMktkill, N. Y. on R». 9 MOST PEOPLE survived in are or ooly get directly Indirectly the bouse, under the same roof, her human Saint James LABwWX-RAV btkt this one instruction a week in instruments, FOR result of automobile*. each with different schedules A kKmI FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE: human indeed linlN Hr M CMM< board n« their Faith And so. even if as they can “THERE and different Ideas —and Wrt and a tan day lhAwti cianat F«. IS A direct ratio this were the most poorly sometimes be GUARDIAN, SA„ GRAYMOOR FRIARS, nothing in common." he de Wirt and ma kwmi tt ana between automobile* in Dm cla red "Parents presented instruction in his- GARRISON 3, N Y, bands are some- GOOD OR BAD. resonant M.T.U.Ummmi of boys and their marks tory. they ought to be t«* T >t*«antv Craaat 4 ihMik 11. times selfish, dis- trying in school.” said. very even to or squeaky, orderly or scat- WmAlt rtprrtt to aarantl. ft« at Finley “About grt something out of Tiltphen* GArrison 4-3671 associating themselves from it »*V of the we handle tered. interesting or just plain boys Certainly you will som«- their children. consider FOR have dropped out of school. They lime* dull, this priest before you is WRITE FREE VISITORS' DIRECTORY the children encounter the priest a social barrier.” still a mediator between Many of these boys were 'A' who is an excellent speaker, God (US'.) MY 4 CM and 'B' studenta in grada and Religion plays an important and man. bringing God down with much to a force- role in say, deterring juvenile to man and to elevate ful. clear way of saying H, trying What About You? crime, Finley said man to God. and an obvious to “We find fewer ability or- offenders God never told you ganiM the matter Not that every from a family where religion would thrill be has priest you with his la a part of the he necessarily great daily life," talents, but he preaching. But He did tell you detailed. “Of uses what he these few from to listen “He who bears you.” doe* have to the full. If. of practicing religious families He said, “hears Me And he course, he can of denomination combine great any the who you. talent with the spirit of work despises despises percentage of second offenses Me and humility and and is extremely small ” prayer So, tor better or worse, this zeal, be Is one in a million man is God’s representative, IT LS ACADEMY Of IMPORTANT, bow- and one that God wants you to ever, even when SAINT EUZAtCTM you encoun- make use of— either for the ter the priest who is an ex- •KOMOAav KWOOi I practice of patience and char- r«u» cellent that speaker, you don’t ity. or for knowledge and vir- iiitim w CMurr listen in admiration just at tue. In either case, you're C« '«t Xto ianay his words, nor only wish that lucky. JElftiMn 9-1600 ooe of your friends could bear him. but that you allow his ... A Franciscan Sister! to get into mind n v thoughts your . . . GIVING YOUIStir «• a U. OPPORTUNITIES It won’t do you any good — A*lr dad.mlad t» rtio toloo- FOR to admire and rtan of Mull rttrov. WOMEN 16-35 just enjoy him nvuivw . . . a* a performer, but your 4 in ... by Sfftt Gsd it Sen •( Others knowledge and your life have m<4 X-lay Tacfcnkton. become deeper and better be- Wttary, Ac- cause of active ®«i*s puo I*olo your accep- Aq wall •• at In arttar haopital doporl- **M ipiJCKI *V *• speaker? may to Saraica fiddi . . y«M . listen •<•«***« O D n u P®»’'“'J to him. but that doesn't THUS ••t4~A*xxtd» “! •<# t O, *4* JM OO ‘P IS NO OIUIH CHAIITYI erase the law of charity. OV A SERMON CAN be ineffec- W»®o Kfadar. 747-30* Jl, It land NVIIYW far fwrtKar da4a.li tual In many ways, but IKnait. of rt.it per- «*»w haps the two most common extremes would be either an MM over-enthusiasm or an over- Yw n to or • mm ona dullness.

Even where ooe of these ex- tremes seems to obtain, don’t be too sure. You can’t be cer- tain a priest isn’t saying Sitter* of Reparation any- thing worthwhile until you of the Congregation of M analyte what he does say. i«I When you listen to the same cmWcm nulled Mradiattty speaker week after week, liable to treat him you're like fWETUN. MOfYIDUALm. MDBEBMf . . . »JJO f; boys in a boarding-school do Institutional food. It’s never "«SSPBE?fr« any good to them, because US «BT 31(1 SHEET, WEK YOU L, NEW YORK they're used to it lOogocro *-0077. M oo wm*, Ml N *4)00

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DIRECTOR of VOCATION* FsthefOi Mom || Urninhnf is-tii-i - ** WWraOWfji •'**" Aug. 10 at Newark AngastMUSS THE ADVOCATE 11 'Sound of Music' Is Coming In CYO Baseball

NEWARK - The Blessed piona" at Bridgeport, the Sacrament CYO Knights and Golden Kpighla racked up Cathedral Eyes 2nd-Half Honors St. Lucy's Cadets, both of this 90.15 points in defeating the Sacred Heart the no-hit city, and St. Patrick's Cadets second-ptace Garfield Cadets, NEWARK junior league was triumph enabled St. Antoninus which has clinched effort Krill of (Jersey City) will be among who had 87.05. St. Rose of Cathedral, pitching of Joe to remain deadlocked for, sec- at least a tie for first in ond the drum and bugle corps en- Lima finished in fifth place place place at 5-2 with St. Bene- The tered in "The Sound of with 78.57. the first-half aUndings of the Standings: dict's, which took a forfeit Essex CYO Intermedi- JUNIOS LSAOUI from Music," the first competition The Golden County St. Philomena'a (Living- Knights re- Baseball W L the St. Rosa of ate League,' can ■•eras Heart Cat*. i 1 aton). sponsored by their number one fin- peated «. Bvnadlcla Lancers move toward possible second- S 1 Lima Imperial at ish the following day in a SL Aaumlniu Ia In the closest game of School Stadium Aug. 10. half honors Aug. 11. *. Thom** • ' S St. Thomas competition sponsored by the * Iw « Urn* 4 4 day, (Bloomfield) The Cathedral, which must The host unit and the Bal- Haddon st phuomroi'i a 4 nipped SL Joseph’s (Maple- Heights Vagabonds, a. rraach S senior await replay of postponed S lantine Brewers corps ■coring 89.01 points and win- Sc JoOeph'i 1 T wood), 5-4. In the other junior before officially an- Avf. It Schtdwle will give exhibitions after the march- games contest, Sacred ning every category the first-half will tat Branch Break KaMmSm) first-place which nexing title, « Boat ul tima Sacred Heart regular competition, ing, drumming, bugling and va. Heart Cathedral won by for- also Include St. take a 1-1 second-half record Cathedral. 1 v.m. will Raphael's St. Rose was ■(. Philomara’i •* St rrancle Xavwr, feit from St. Francis. general effect*. crucial with Golden of into a game St. SiSB p.m Buccaneers Bridge- sixth with 71.42. SI. Alania 1 Rose of Lima (Newark), which SC Theme* va. oe. v.m. port, Conn., the Woodslders, It Joaaph'e va. at Banadlet'a. 110 Vasella the is 2-0 In the current round. 9 m the Musketeers, 1 MTS SMS Ol AT 1 LBAOUI Bracken Cavaliers and the St. Wins tSecond Mall) Lucy's ST. ROSE boosted it* record W L ShoreUners. *t Knee at Lima ) o with a forfeit victory against flared Hear! j f Second Contest ■acred Mean Calk. 1 1 Sacred Heart (Vailsburg) Aug. BLESSED Sacrament raised ft rispli l i CLIFTON—St. Cadets The which ■t Cathertae'e • 1 record to 13 vic- Lucy's 4. Vailsburg team, its season Ana. n tc hade la of Newark posted their second to a three-way tie for tories In 17 contests last week- dropped tat Breach Break Keieaalea) victory of the season Aug. to second with Cathedral and St. Sacred Heart Calk. va. at Ham. 1 p.m. end as It won Saturday at Barred Mean tV) va. at CaUnriae'a. as they took the championship Francis, each with 1-1, is ) So p.m. Bridgeport and Sunday at In the annual Starlight Fiesta, scheduled to play St. Cath- Haddon Heights. sponsored by SL Brendan’s erine's (Cedar Grove) this In the of Cham- SL Rose of Lima, 9-1. That ‘.‘Revue Cadets, here at Clifton week. St. Antoninus as he set down Stadium. St. Catherine's suffered a 4 0 Safety Check The champions scored 83.86 setback at the hands of St. points to defeat the runner-up Francis in the other inter- AUL'S COLUMBUS. Ohio (NC) - Woodslders of Newark, who mediste game Aug. 4. The Volunteer Vehicle Safety had 82.45 St. Patrick's points. THE TOP STORY in the MOTORS of the Colum- Check program Cadets of Jersey City were >4!*?* lh.tUr bus diocesan Catholic Youth fourth with 7764. G Ml. Rd & Lafayette Avc been named the Council has hawthorn* COMPUU POPULAR best youth-sponsored program YANKEE - First-baseman Joe Pepi tone the New York Archdiocesan HA 7-2530 accepts in the nation by the pro- AIR RfNTAI PACKAGI award New as popular York Yankee from J. CYO di- \l. * 1.-. in CYO most Msgr. Philip Murphy, gram's sponsor*, the auto in- assisted 'a dream com# tru# rector, by CYO members Carlos Crux, next to Pepitone, and Richard Mc- dustry and Look magazine NOW NIW A UIC D Walters. Mickey Mantle and Bobby Richardson finished closest to Pepitone in the 1957 Chevrolet voting. Richardson won the award in 1962. YOU CAN CORVETTES Workman's Bel Aire, 2 Dr HT. 8 Cyl., GET Auto Trans, RAH. While Top. sports spot Transportation Rose Bottom w/w $895 HO MONOY DOWN Sa?e for PAY At VOW AlOt AAAAAJHI 1959 Rambler Method? 55 Clmtltt 2 0.. $115.00 opportanitlesat Mediocrity Uocolt 4 it Sdt 405.00 2 Dr. American, Stand Trans . 50 .. •Mb tor 6 RAH. clean ed woodward Nat toe 2 Or HT m lf tIS/dmf ltoM«b mm Cyl. U95 by 55 . 205.00 SO For 4 tMCt Wi|ti 305 00 Ak Mental Nam "Attendance at specialised erstion would have facilities resolution often Indicates Comply 4Or tOa 105.00 1961 Volks FIDELITY to 55 Cbryttof . athletic camps, tends give equalized at all acbools. If more definite action may be n Kr (to to tof to ato |ri to 2 UNION 54 Fart 0 Phi SU 245.00 Dr , Red Body, con TRUST COMPANY an advantage to those boys school A has a swimming coming the actual Wp perfect possibly iiltoa whose can (or for should 11295 parents provide pool, instance, it be banning of these campa. Let's such attendance." put into disuse because school AMERICA'S #1 camp hope that more logical beads For reason B hss no room for PACE MOTORS DALERANKIN CORVETTE DEALER the above a pool? prevail and the campa aren't 1961 Volvo O*M lm #. Mi stated as of a resolution H tIM Ml part There is no argument with struck down at the federa- 47 CENTRAL AVE. M4. 194 Sport 4-speed trans, all the National Federation o( tion's the Rout* 17 '‘TJZ?, the fact that the persons who next meeting in sum- EAST ORANOE black body. Red A White vinyl State School Athletic High can go to camp, attend col- mer of 1964. PARAMUS CO 1-7100 totenor. w/w 11395 Associations' coun- executive lege or use better facilities cil recently announced its op- have an opportunity to gain * to a trend toward * * position an advantage over the person THE ADVOCATE RESORT SECTION YOUR GUIDE TO RELAXATION & which RECREATION more summer camps without them. But. that is part specialise in one sport, pri- of life and it is difficult ATLANTIC CITY ASBURY PARK ASBURY PARK to see ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK NEW YORK basketball and football _ manly how it would be just to gain camps. greater | "equably" by denying PRotpwct 41826 PRotp«t 5-9508 WARD AND SKELLY’S others their rights. | STUDY THAT statement for vacation HOTEL > moment. Does that more for your money! BRIGHTON a meao .'SIDE FROM the logic of Boardwalk on beautiful Park OPEN AU YEAR | that parents who have worked the federation's statement is Just ■ tup from Botch and i themselves into a financial place between Ohio and Indiana Ave*., Atlantic ‘ECHO the fact Cdy. 211 TMrd Amut n (ran FARM HOTEL’ that the camps are Mac* buck) As bury Pact H J. bath - to be able do some Over 200 room*, moot with pnvaU uiclud.n* ; position to conducted the summer FREE OCEAN BATHING frem hotel Church YPPKR CAIRO during room*. nearby. GREENE COUNTY extra for their children double end wit**. Aho lent* family > thing when tr.e schools should not Modern Accommodations and Facilities. 3 Home Cooked 1 are to be denied the right to control the Meal* youths. 2 Rooms, Double Bed Daily Choice Breakfast Bacon served every morning. :do so? Family Parents In our Filtered 2 acre lake with should be the ones in each • connecting doors. Daily_ss6 00 WVIy. Swimming concrete beach—- • Is it the opinion of this fed- $lO.OO safe for children. Children's to decide what their children Twin Beds Playground. Recreation Hall. *eratioo that mediocrity is to Rooms. per person $ 3.50 Daily .521 00 Wkly. will orwill not do. After Shuffleboard. Lawn for hire delivered to all. • Sports Bicycles be a Rooms Obi. Occ. $ 300 00 WVIy encouraged in negative s per person Da»ly_slB door. Churches 4 they have the ultimate re- nearby minutes to East Durham. Brochure. {way by discouraging, or even Rooms. Single $ 400 Daily_J24oo WVIy. New Ultra sponsibility and should make plunnymede 4k» Modern Motels with Private Bath •forbidding, programs which ~ these decisions. Far Information or Reservations: Call (SIR, MA 2-2 SM would lead to of Taw Waits. Nr. I Mrs. John aid | Improvement Manager or write RL I4S, Cairo, New York Talk such as that m the " skills? Whatham • St If the philosophy Inherent in •w n. Caw*. N v. -inim t» cattaint' TK» ... . this is carried out iMCMHMUm MacREYNOLDS position EMERALD ISLE does it mean that a era. cau naa Mi« HOLSE 'logically, Three Share ASRURY PARK. NEW JERSEY shouldn't be allowed parents t 1 Mm U h«ra .‘-an -iiHX A»U «» izLrrzrajzr do for their chil- «Wx*M < t«***4ft IMS BML tMibtHis. MnttUmHn >«■» i> a tioViti «V, J.- • - 'to anything U )JH m fi « IMTHM n, F« • (¥m pm «o wM«ru UKXIA M ’"•'l. ' • *—». arctotWa. Iv a Qr,u. TV. • dren which all others couldn't a W Hudson Lead W 1 a «th M ma *~«M I Mar* U kink Hmm for athletic • lege specialized Baseball League will each be “. \ > I r • MODERN • ELEVATOR 1»• unMfktfi Ntai rMMtkb »—"• Ikwtkn *o—l IMk - •mill. »'(• MANOR 'camp: trying to break ahead as the • TV • SOLARIUM •M <• M* ra p*r pmmm Aim • "Attendance at college tends second half opens this week- Th* Bueh rs eMtIwVHLC «. N. Y and Board* 300 FL tTM SL RrttUi Chart* T*f, mk Y«rWw* give an advantage to those end. *-m ‘jto walk from tha SUN* Taaba*A and Arrhar i boys whose parents can T*«. laataapau pro- St. DECKS art a manor- Bridget's (Jersey City), MADISON HOTEL ■ lIUVI MOW POM for such college attend- tha Resort vide one of the trio, will have the placa of colors; SoitbenTtitrTlFißesV «ance." Oeaan and poof M m In. liwi M. II I. LABOR DAY WIEKIND best to bathing Own CoH Court* Fin* Food Fra* opportunity establish In* I| NrtikM On’MkiM Amt CM* • Should be closed be- M ft Ur Mm. ft»t lull Strung (ram 100 Room* colleges a sotid lead since it will I (m *m i»»>i nm*l MmMt Bathing face cool fIOIMHURST aqua*; and tha Imh Hr HH Cnmi 1 i. cause some persons can not each of the other •rkcM w rf»»OWtf| D'OCTt UUITfTI KIKUtQ leaders— antartammtnt CHH< OnanraM. H t* Oca*’ • •afford to enroll and therefore •vanin**' & Modern Accom Mainhouvr, Muik Intftoiniwnt UlwM> Our Star of the Sea In to NEW MOTEL Lady at vibrant ton** ban- Hm motel. Taka pothers are an ad- MM M«> Anew deluxe double Loan** Hon D’oeuvr** picking up 5:30 p.m. Aug. 9 at 16th St. nlsh any bfuoa. Color At tho Boardwalk B 2d Av. decker motel w wall to wall freeway Sonic 4 Lon* Rout* 17 vantage if they attend col- Field and Mt. Carmel your ttay RESTFUL *6«> the fol- to fwtoiwx As Park, IV J. carpet. Private bath*. Brochure Available ;>ge? at Twin bada bury lowing day at 3:30 p.m. with bath • Can the which it ll>ii| U»«W U CM« rn Imm. HOTEL ANNESLEY Dancing and other evening j i> philosophy Park Stadium. from $14.80 Mod. Am.; f» City Ini FaiiUi lill II M {Unit* Wiwlii. POM activities Barbecue. expressed through this $8.50 European, aaeh " HI Id *" - lik»inrr Par*. N. I. ;;has In other games. Star of the Jill IIU • toitoMßMi r «** dear .resolution mean that tbs fed- paraon. Ai*o Incluw* HiIIItWCWWMpMM» and «UW room* a** «r Crystal swimming pool. Sea will face St. N. C. LrU.< Vincent's, CM CA for Por»on-Por •at *•(*. imh *mm t m*i rmrz Man. Phono 609-345 *1 HUM Day Sun deck chairs. ON OQUAGA LA which finished with OCKA.V RATMIHC 0-3 in the 1211; in N.Y. MU 2-4849 rioJv A UP-MOb Ono* • Tennis courts, softball, hand-i M(to MH 111lIS »n »*|J-*lj A-~rrjL iTtim: ne 1: >1 four-team league during the MOTH. AATBI PR MB • 0, RiaUIIT ball, lawn sports. Golf, horses DENVIIIE first BOLtVAR Caarto* A Ml Ann* o»n*r *k*r»- half, at 1 p.m. Aug. 10 at •MM m («• PBMPMt tax. in. n o»iir nearby. AA Aar Nn. IN l Tinman «. ▼. C. TMi 01,0, WITT City Park Stadium and Mt. •• • QOarlborougb «*• TAANII CsaArai Lscoftaa Free transportation to Catholic Boal S Center will At. Aram laaA CONNECTICUT PENNSYLVANIA Sport Carmel meet St. Vin- M AMS UTMM. Church. SUnbiini •aultaa Forth. Frtraaa Sara at ■maAaa R 1 46 DIUVIUf N J cent's at 1 p.m. U at • Aug. aIaAAT. AN (MAN AI AMU. AN. AM CUT Fine home cooked meals. the same field. MS-MM. IT AI M CAM. CMnl O.M< m. 0&k»- >M * «*«Mt t» IM U> public : M. A Kibble. I SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES VTmm I?** OanMir. MOTEL w-» up rat rtmow o u » sup E& BS ![ TMCWJ MUCH MOW tOO-*«* > Sally MS Osaka M. >r M RoUUM can or H block to cttototo dwrch ® MUOMM •AT H»AO, new JIIIIV «tm C»'<. 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AVAILAALa Mn. Wat»on, Tal. 775-4458 saS bnlhuu Tv*u nu.i> duly M«r. WWWWWWWWWVWUW. . /AWWWW 3 — . ’/-p .r^u Marshall Owasr Mat. Fh. Mi f*t lAKI bOMOIMM II VT. • (MAI moat Sffc THE 12 ADVOCATE August 8, 1963 News From Europe In Vietnam Prime Mission Needs Debate Church Role in Malta Sees Reds Behind

LONDON (NC) The Include posi- So far exit permits have Native of the Catholic tion Church in been granted to only 16 of Clergy the constitution Council Appeal of Malta, Poland's 58 Diem’s Troubles WARSAW Stefan Bishops. Passport The Britain's (RNS) - Society of St. Peter Mediterranean col- applications have been denied the for la of the Cardinal Primate Apostie Native Clergy ony, one main is- Wyszynski, on grounds that travel abroad MANCHESTER, N. H. (NC) Recalling that the of the Boddhizt it a pontifical society dedicat- for the sues confronting the London Poland, appealed to Pol- would be detrimental tba from the Far it the Society Propagation to A Bishop through false issue ed to the aiding and conference on the island's fu- ish communist government to training country's foreign currency re- East said here that the uprising began when the ture a number of gov- of native clergy. of the Faith independence. permit larger reserves. Twenty-five Polish Buddhist in South ernment issued an order ban- Bishops to attend the second uprising The Church seeks to sup- Archdiocese of At present the Church’s Bishops attended the council’s Vietnam is being distorted by ning of the Newark: session of the Second display Buddhist plant foreign missionaries Code of Canon Law is law Vatican first session. They took Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D. the Council this fall. $5 the communists to divide the flag at public functions, Bish- with priests and Bishops born of Malta's 330,000 apiece with them. said: Very Rev. Nsgr. John P. Davis people, country. op Carretto “What wo in the culture and among tho 31 all of whom are Cath- Mulberry St.. Newark 2, N. J. Phone «4M. nearly Accounts in U. S. news- have not been told in the press people to whom they minis- Hours: olics. Civil and di- “slanted view" Dally, • a.m. to S p.sa.; Saturday, • a.m. to lg. marriage papers give a is that the same order applied ter. vorce Diocese of Paterson: are illegal. Church of the actual situation, said to Christians, Confucionists The Father named Situation Holy this Rt. Rev. Magr. William F. Louis The Maltese Labor Party, Bishop Peter Carretto, 5.D.8., and to adherents of the Caodal society after St: Peter who had one of the moat Vicar of faith." 34 DeGrasse St., Paterson 1. N. J. Phone ARmery i44N powerful po- Apostolic Rajaburi, to learn that litical groups there, wants this Thailand. Carretto said Redemption Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to S p.m.: Saturday, t a.m. Ce IX. Bishop be is to “foreigners." Our Dom applied Donation* to tb* lb* changed. Mintoff. iu In not defending President Ngo Lord Sockty for Propagation of tba China Worse "I COULD NOT be more had to teach him leader, said that while Church dmh Diem because he through Faith art intom* tax daduttibl*. is a a vision that a convinced," he said, "that the non-Jew, a marriages should be rec- and ia ROME Catholic, aware of the Roman, a Gentile could be (NC) - The sUtus In communist propaganda ma- a ognized for Catholics, non- Shanghai, Fides said, President's shortcomings in member of the of the Catholic Church in Red chine has been work to -Church. Re- Catholics as well "patriotic who put to as lapsed or priests," are a the use of his office. But he problems was but such as these three cases: China ia luctantly. at first, St. Peter expected, or getting worse. • distort the situation in the eyes the excommunicated Catholics minority, are in charge of the said that charges that Presi- even greater food "First —a mission Cornelius. Then came problem 35-year-old man, should be news agency said. of the world. baptized loomed allowed to contract churches, which are generally dent Diem is to up to crowd out any blind, came to the attempting the full vision of the mission- mission a legal civil Travelers coming from Red deserted "Because of help given to attempts toward marriage. by Christians. The suppress Buddhism are ary apostolate. improved en- bringing his tubercular wife China speak of a general other the Diem government by tho vironmental The Labor Party has also priests are in prison. “absurd.” conditions, better and their two small emaciated hardening of commimizt United communism The education of native dor- declared that while op- Stetes, control of diseases, improved children. Their earthly the State Catholics posses- position, according to Fidcs, a hes suffered a setback in its gy gives a chance to diet, and should be obliged to provide hygiene, medical sions consisted of one blan- news service Issued here Brother Claver to takeover in CWV to Meet supply priests by adoption religious by attempt stage a care. a few for instruction in the when have ket. rags clothing the Sacred tor Vietnam. they no priests in •cbools, should have Congregation Taken First MIAMI BEACH (NC) - “Our Congregation would and two earthen pots. Two parents the Vows their own families. The cost of the Propagation of the Faith. "Now they find themselves The h annual national like to medical months after their right to withdraw their R.I. 281 con- bring care to arrival the CUMBERLAND. _ educating a native seminarian children from such unable to divide the country vention of the Catholic War the 400,000 Catholics in Bom- wife died. The father and his instruction. THE CHURCH is still living Brother Claver Swann, of is about $250 a for six S.A., year and two children The other four but through conventional methods, Veterans will be held Aug. 18- Whatever bay surrounding areas, are staying at the political public practice of religion Montclair,-made hit first pro- years. he may be- so they are to do it the and mission and varies fession of vows trying 25 at Fontainbleau Hotels to others who would come must be cared groups taking part in the con- greatly in different as a member come or where be may be, he of Buddhist here. to us for for. ference here with the of of the persecution.” is help. We would re- British parts Red China, Fide* Franciscan Friars of always your adopted son the who quire a general hospital and “Second lahibola. six government favor retention of said. In rural districts where Atonement July 26 at Our will intercede for your a staff in the city. Plans have years old. is an and the Church's privileges in the churches have been converted Lady of the Atonement Noviti- soul as as he lives. epileptic long been has ate here. drawn up for the build- two large scars from a se- new independent constitution. to other uses, there is hardly ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. vere ing and land has been bought, burning. Her mother was During the last elections in any public In some Hospital Planned practice. MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS WY 1-2266-67 but more funds are needed to sold to a polygamist who did Malta. Catholic authorities de- places, the faithful think that WEEK END RETREATS m-MI N make this not want the clared It tUf. Im4 (Oppo.il. Hoi, Cron) For Area project a reality, daughter. So, the would be a mortal they can receive the sacra- Bombay "A school little FOR of nursing should girl was brought to the sin to vote for Dom Mint- ments from “patriotic priests" THE LAITY BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER India has the highest birth be for mission. She is off provided native stu- very under- s party, but it received without fault, whil# in others IMNO A WtIKINO WITH 000 and death ratio and the lowest dents. Will you help us build nourished and demands spe- about a third of the votes. they do not. per capita income in the this cial For: MEN, hospital and nurses' borne care. Dom Mintoffs WOMEN, SAVE UP TO 30% world. This party pro- Government officials posted report comes from so that thousands HUSBAND may benefit “Third Lunganga. 40. has other at and WIFE Sister poses among things that church doors In some areas •' why Atb.rl H. i. *h» HermeUnda. S.Sp.S of through this work of ..... H.pp«r larg.it mercy? been sickly all his life. All that the Church be shorn of Cm*km4 hr rt.. Makt 4 Indore: its take down the names of those •! ml M.nii.h in Hm J.n., (Cost of building, $500,000; he has been able to do is to present influence political in wbo enter and a close year of the one brick. $1)." keep • W. pM. m I. Hi C... 1. ■ • Tm “Every 100 mil- search the woods or cm fields for the island, that check oo lion Archbishops sermons, the report .l »P I. >O% by M&«, hm. o. w afflicted with malaria, something to still his hunger. should no longer be exempt said. * two million die; of the 2-1/2 Missioners Write He weighs 65 pounds only and from appearing before civil AM wmh I. A... by Wool ..... •w. Im. million .* hi pio.f ■ lor,. TB patieoU, half a for the three past months has courts, that the Church nrn*r« t h.c. mi iikl ml mlniol. Of Three should ww. HI rmw mobbo, million die annually. Cases been unable walk. Approxi- to He has be prevented from influencing p*m*. M..1.H, yw ml immmd, n mately 700,000 die of Immaculate Heart Mission- cancer no earthly pew sees ions, a gift elections and that and 15 million aries in the Orient noo-Cath- As of starvation. believe of one cigarette makes him dies should have freedom of Long The contageous diseases that you will help them if of you cry from happiness. We must learn of their belief. cholera, smallpox and the experiences care for him." It says it is willing to As You Live plague carry most victims recognize Catholicism as the away. m 5 state of the new "There religion in- In Time of Seed is only one physician dependent country on these far every 19,000 To persons; one Investigate conditions. nurse Consult Your for every 42,000 pa- SPSw Catholic Funeral Director tients; one midwife for • Tw Mil *« every 10,000 ll mothers; one Aid Quake Victim* hose careful and understanding service is in accord with trained pharmacist lor Ceylon Catholics every the traditions tour million, and one dentist FREIBURG. Germany (NC) of Holy Mother Church tor 120,000 COLOMBO. Ceylon (NC) - sion to Investigate The Cant* persons. Catholic International • A Ceylon’s government, prodded Artioo called "When was for at a iCatholic Chanties) organize Independence was by Buddhist extremists and senes of rallies Uoo declared a organized has responded quickly to solution to health leftists is by appointing a three- Buddhist the WILLIAM extremist groups in emergency in quake ridden T. NEELY man commission to investi- RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME July. The groups used Skoplje, Yugoslavia, sending SOCIETY OF 301 ROSEVIUE AVENUE the Catholic accusa- UKUcomr gate Action or- medical | 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE In New York tions that the Vietnamese teams with blood piae- City.. ganization of gov- THE DIVINE WORD NEWARK. N. J. this southeast ernment UNION of Catholic President ma. bandages and medicines McQUADE HUmboldt 3 CITY, N. J. Asian island nation. DMt GTRARD. PA FUNERAL HOME 2600 Ngo dtnh Diem is valued at more than $lO,OOO. UNion persecuting Vincent OORNY 6 OORNY 7-6767 The government's decision his W. McQuode Buddhists in country to ROBERT J. Visit the Is the 270 MORTUARY SMITH most recent extremist step their BROADWAY up aoti-Cathoiie (SvmMMrt K> fppU A victory in the bitter 303 MAIN STREET tppU) cam- campaign here. Was St Thomas Hillsdale, N. J. 250 AVE. NATIONAL SHRINE waged Once In Mexico? CENTRAL paign against the ~ NOrth 4-5699 EAST ORANGE. N J. leaaUy we r>W * JERSEY CITY. NJ. Church here recent BUDDHISTS in years. ACCOUNT for HUNT FUNERAL HOME 2-2414 about Mri*ar >llw< |l ORange 659-3377 OF ST. ANTHONY Spearheaded by fanatical twothirds of Ceylon's 1601 FALISAOE AVI. L V. MUHIN A SON Buddhists, the drive has more than 10 million LEBER FUNERAL been people. FORT HOME ctotOm. atra rwo. LEE. N. J. Penn fostered and exploited the Catholicism, introduced here iMtkiiMi with 976 BROAD STREET 20th ST & HUDSON (near Station) by — BLVD. Communist the •mm Itm Mnk« u 4 * iht JAMES A. HUNT Party and other by Portuguese 450 years NEWARK. N J. UNION N. M«a Mat la prwve CITY. J. ago. that n»W«n Director Marxist-oriented groups, has about 900.000 adher- MArket 3-0660 tro* la*la «nl dtarairrrd Ikrx UNion 3-1100 which have ents. About a fifth of the Windsor 4-1202 strong influence peo- Mairin PETER J. OUINN ... it naiiiii n t ik. HOWARD J. on the government. ple are Hindus and more than e THOMAS J. DIFFILY BRENNAN M«tkaa tetrad Uut ST. THOMAS Funeral Director 500.000 are Moslems. 41 AMES 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. the AVENUE IN REPLY APOSTLE rare evaageUaed 320 TO the govern L.H. BEHEVIIIE AVENUE WfcST NEW Metlananda. a Budd- •hen. Oat UUac RUTHERFORD. N. J. YORK. N. J. ment's new action. Archbish- tMiu certain: hist leader, claimed at BLOOMFIELD. N. J. one WEbster 9-0098 UNion 7-0373 op Thomas Cooray. 0.M.1., of rally that Catholic Action bad mu Pilgrim 8-1260 Colombo has . - HENNESSEY WILLIAM SCHIEMM, INC. denounced the deliberately sabotaged machinations govern- HOME OORNY A OORNY 2200 HUDSON of the “new ment and FUNERAL BLVD. properties used in- 'tTL'ZZZfJmmm MORTUARY ideology _ materialistic 232 KIPP UNION and sidious methods to she OwsM Chart* these AVENUE CITY. N J. convert /a> THaM Chrfetteas. la tha 399 1 atheistic which strives Buddhists. HASBROUCK HOOVER AVE. WILLIAM to r, * l,J <* tad HEIGHTS, N. J. SCHIEMM. fXUiIAT, IS* paster kte Back an trying cause division and make the The BLOOMFIELD. N. J. same line was followed h * U • talrekt —aad TWir ATIo* 8-1362 MANAGER citizens J* V tannery .. . Slake* write* themselves fight at la 3-8400 a another rally ot which Ron- m thin area av be a Mania TRINKA Pilgrim UNion battle.” aaa day, aa ha vtata b*lM> FUNERAL SERVICE 7-1000 fratricidal nie de ** llel. former of *■* ■**»•**•*• far Ofrtaa la FLOOD FUNERAL HOME director eenrteea, girt t grad tas- MAYWOOD - BOGOTA James The Archbishop said a. McLaughlin Cey- Ceyloa Radio, said that the -1 •» mtadaa tad Matlemt Ihrraabeats Pariah- Andrew W 2 Entrances lonese Catholics “have LITTLE FERRY Flood. Mgr. 591 JERSEY nothing imperialist policy of the U. S '— ww ’ ■ * ■ AVENUE W. 31st a. (K 12«d St) Wt 6th a 7th An to fear piKmfn HUbbord 112 So. Munn Ave. from the commission m 7-3050 JERSEY CITY, N. had been carried out so well farther pragma was made far lack af J. if it is funds, VOLK Eo*» N. J. Impartial." But he in Vietnam that R ■elk la aeedrd la Ike exteat af IMM FUNERAL HOMES Orange. Oldfield was able .. . Tka Stekap kepea la 3-2266 CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI added: "Let Catholics TEANECKi 4 4445 beware. to foist a Catholic TE 6-0202 ORonge Wnt 31st N. president WILUAM INC 13$ St. Now York 1, Y. Let them be on their aaly araaad 111 MArket SCHIEMM. guard on a nation where, a year, trill BOGOTAi HU 2 2530 be as- 9-2202 539 BERGEN AVE. against insidious activities farther the Church's wart la tl JOHN J. serted. 95% of the people FEENEY * SONS GOOEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE near ►Gimbel* & Hotel Statler their aaa teat JERSEY N. against Faith." Buddhists. par ml the pepaletlea? 232 CITY. J. are FRANKLIN AVENUE 69 HIGH STREET Appointment of the commis- JOHN J. CARTY, RIDGEWOOD, N. J. N. PRIOR TO THE naming of A THOUGHT ORANGE, J. MANAGER FROM PLATO Gilbert the commission, the extremist 4-7650 ORonge 4-7554 once Mid that HEnderton 4-0411 Buddhist drive shouldn aa GORMLEY HOME had led to a t look too at ooa beautiful FUNERAL lon« object teat we cheat our* HUELSENBECK government takeover during IOtMUy 335 UNION STREET aa beautiful. Wbaf. more, MEMORIAL HOME all wad fall to 196041 of but 42 of Cey- ae« the beauty that Uea behind . . Maybe HACKENSACK. NJ. beauty 1108 So. Ave. MORRIS COUNTY lon's more than 700 you have a Orange Catholic beauUful-lookln* bank account Why not translate HUbbord 7-1010 M-tk schools, the denial of aoma of that Into the higher Newark 6. N. J. visas to beauty of SAFETY grace? You can. by belp- CLIFFORD H. PEINECKI SCANIAN missionaries, and Ing our MARY'S BANK CLUB and Karl W. discrimina- CHRYSOSTOM CLUB with 1371 TEANECK ROAD Hueltenbeck •l a month and arrayer for FUNERAL HOMES tion against Christians in gov- the adoration of Slater* and seml- Director WEST ENGLEWOOD. N. J. 781 save ernment and even Newark Pompton private em- ESmx 2-1600 Tpk. FRANCIS X. attd ployment. The government is FAHEY. Pompton Plains, N. J. PROFIT adopting COOEY'S FUNERAL a SERVICE TE now planning to tax gifts to seminarian or sutexi Manager 5-4156 77 PARK STREET Catholic schools. *)**?* f f *r by paying the axyaaaet TE 7-2332 SH 2-6433 ?—***?**■ »*•* tralalag. yaw retura h MONTCLAIR, N. J. fw tlt mill. Wt kiTi mums of t oi\t boot toubc Pilgrim 4-0005 Y©vr Neighborhood U ! 'iL ,J ATNICKAL and JOSEPH J. KAL LEYETTAXIKUZWITIL wha Bead SIM ESSEX COUNTY OEOROE AHR A SON PASSAIC COUNTY Niarmotiat a year far ala yean k '****' ******** • • • Bfaten Ilka BIBTEB BEECHMAN ail ZOO NY! AVENUE ÜBTCB PHILIP NEEL Carmelites QUINLAN af Kothamangalam. MURPHY IRVINGTON. N. J. FUNERAL HOME ■•ad SIS# a yaar far twa MEMORIAL HOME years. ESmx 3-1020 27-29 HARDING AVENUE 102 FLEMING AVENUE REZEM CLIFTON, N. J. ■jjWSgf? r " B * mb,r M NEWARK. N. J. FUNERAL HOME wb« you art having Muan Mill. YT>a PRescott 7-3002 15.000 prints ta NEAR and MIDDLE EAST MArket 3-0514 579 Grove Street look to us for these, often their HENNESSEY only dally support. JOHN F. MURPHY Irvington, N. J. FUNERAL HOME 171 0 mw 480 SANFORD ESmx 2-8700 WASHINGTON PLACE WILL. Tear AVENUE MAN YOUR remembrance af ear work la yaw win N. ol I *• NEWARK. N. J. STANTON FUNERAL HOME PASSAIC, J. DOCTOR DEPENDS J ' JJSS yea aad kelp spread Christ's On UPON U ESmx 561 PRescott 7-0141 -W C EABT WELPABB 3-6053 FRANKLIN AVENUE MMr hum k* rtf* ABBOCI- cm m ATION *lJNnE«»nJra2in 4 r m “* give aid whar JOHN J. QUINN NUTLEY, N. J. OORNY B OORNY g-xss rs <&1 HMy FUNERAL HOME NOrth 7-3131 MORTUARY 519 MARSHALL CENSUS 323-329 PARK AVENUE STREET NEWARK lit INDIA In 1031 gave tha population total as 438 J. PATERSON. N. J. Smi a «wm mmrm, p,—*. ORANGE. N. 867,000 * half of them utt pharmacy «ra In WiiirtK SUSTkSSSi“s-ESSTVKERALA STATE In the south. Jmt ORange 3-6348 HUDSON COUNTY MUlberry 4-5400 mr«i consider tha great °* brin *‘ n * Chrlat’a OORMIEY ■flSSr. atoty to thU country alone KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME * * lB ‘ EARL F. AOSWORTH ph-.am. c un rlM * lv «“ *° our 154 STiKr Father ? ears by tha Hoiy 101 UNION AVENUE WASHINGTON PLACE *' ta p * lmUb 311 WILLOW AVENUE s*?:. *. «*Para In many areas, orphans. PASSAIC, N. * nd BELLEVILLE, N. J. J. *• thousands need dally halp . . HOBOKEN, N. J. JUi . PRescott Through your goodness w# art abla Plymouth 9-3503 9-3183 to carry on this JERSEY great work. Oldfield 9-1455 CITY U * Whtn th * thou « h‘ «Wkn yTto^i CRANK McGEE Oldfield 9-1456 525 SUMMER AVENUE Dear UNION Hokglffior NEWARK. N. J. BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME COUNTY Eneloaad please And for. HUmboldt 2-2222 41 HighlandAve. Kama MURRAY JerMy City, N. J. OORNY B OORNY Street FUNERAL SERVICE Charles A. WESTFIELD Stevens, MORTUARY MICHAEL Cl NT HAL. J. MURRAV Manager 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE '»«l J. Cn CHy Mohawk DElaware 3-6446 ELIZABETH, N. J. 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE Elizabeth 2-1415 I fmtamm CWMttu LAWRENCE 0. QUINN SAVINGS flMi Amlm' Subllm BLOOMFIELD, and Loan Association NJ. FUNERAL HOME MIIIER-BANNWORTH «* Witwpw«»<« FI 3-2527 298 ACADEMY ST. 40 CABOIHAI IWUMAH. funeral NOMI Commerce Street, Newark 2, N. J. Mitchell 3 0260 NUTIIY PtesWaM MURPHY FUNERAL HOME (at Bergen Square) • 1055 EAST JERSEY ,A U CO ST. *i^i. piWr. DIRECTORS JERSEY N. V»« CITY, J. ELIZABETH, N. J. •Mr Mm* C ORACE MURPHY Hilt N B SW 8-8114 fAKKINO A T fclNNir CROSS Elisabeth 2-6664 GARAGC A tMI STRUT 4to u^Mten /i amocution UxinBton Av*» *<**»*- N«wYoric I7 fl, Y. ! f ■- listing In this call _For_ section The Advocate, MArket 44)700 In Paterson Attfttlt 8,1983 THE ADVOCATE 13 Warm Welcome, Spanish Apostolate PeruvianStyle St. Peter’s Prep LIMA, Peru Rev. Ern- est Speckhart, S.S.C., of Schedules services Newark hat diteovared that Plans the parishioners of Pampa Building de Cueva Church here have I*A"ERSON A schedule of < and 7:30 and JERSEY p.m. ClTY—Plans for a The *ervii*s in the four Baptisms a unique way of greeting addition win not add centers for on at 2 *1 million Sunday p.m. their addition to SL Pe- to the of Spanish-speaking Catholics of new paetors. capacity the school, ter's Prep were announced for the of OUR LADY of The Columban priest had new classrooms will city Paterson was an- Providence this week by Rev. Em- Church his first Very replace those presently need nounced this week by the will have Sunday Just completed met J. Masses at sermon and introduced him- Norton, 8.J., rector. in Mulry Hall. The addition Spanish Apostolate, «:30 and 11:15 a.m. recently Construction may next will be established and at noon, with confessions self as the new Psdre when begin erected on the north by Bishop James spring. one of the tide of and will Navagh. at 4 and 7:30 p.m. and congregation Mulry Hall f Bap- The throe-story to tisms on stood up and called for building, share a staircase with the okl At St. Saturday and Sunday be Joseph's Church, “applauso Padre Ern- designed by Arthur Rigolo at 2 p.m. Rev. Stanislaus pro building. ▼here Rev. James Smith is as- of Clifton, will is esto." There followed an include eight Father Norton said g fund- will Chang in charge signed, there be a Hass Incredible din with every regular clasarooms, plus a full raising will at • Rev. Jose has of campaign begin *»ch Sunday p.m., with Lugo been man, woman, child and •el science laboratory-class- this fall and will roach Ka St. gen- confession on at assigned to Michael's as well as a cafeteria. Saturdays dog joining In. rooms, eral stage by January. Church, where there will be Father Speckhart evan- Sunday Mass at 11 Parisian School a.m., con- tually was able to proceed Beauty fessions on at 3 and Saturday with the Credo as the 7:30 and p.m. Baptisms on cheers, handclapping and Sunday at 11 a.m. barking died away. At St. Boniface, Rev. Rich- HUDSON COUNTY ard Grasso will celebrate Sun- Mass day at 11 a.m., with con- Hudson Holy Name fessions on Saturday at 7 p.m. To Install and Baptisms on Saturday and Officers Sunday at 2:30 JERSEY CITY The Hud- p.m. - NATIONAL BANK Name In addition to the expanded son County Holy Fed- facilities in Paterson, there eration will install iU 1963-44 are two other churches dedi- officers Sept. • at the Jersey cated CYO with solely to the Spanish- City Center, Msgr. speaking In Passaic and Dover. James A. Hamilton, spiritual director, officiating. Jersey City Assemblyman Maurice V. FOR NUTLEY of will be CHURCH - Msgr. Anthony DiLuca; pastor of Holy Family, Nutley, blesses Brady Bayonne Nor//; the on which the new $1 million will be guest speaker. Heading the Bayonne ground parish church erected. Assisting him is Bergen Rev. Francis J. curate of the list of new officers is Harold Blake, a parish, the ceremony took place Aug. 4. The church will accommodate J. Ruvoldt of St. Paul's, Jer- Union new 1,120 people and will permit eventual conversion of the Guttenberg City old sey City, president. church into classrooms for Holy Family School. Hoboken Weehawken Receives Habit

"Dr. Scholl Foot ROLLING PRAIRIE. Ind. - John T. Miller Jr. of Msditoo Comfort Shoot Bishop's Archbishop’s will receive hit habit as a member of the Brothers of Nvol, Ngrttt ond )« »**••• Appointments Appointments Cross at SL Every Holy Joseph's l*Tf FRIDAY. AUG. 9 SUNDAY, AUG. II Novitiate here Aug. 15. Hown ttvnAnf 3 p.m. Meeting of Span « a.m.—Ordinations, !m ish at IwJ *•» >«• W. B>*m Apostolate Chancery maculate Office. Conception, Darting- ZARCONE SHOES too B & P LIQUORS Al'G. Banking SATURDAY. IS U aotm— 317 Preside, Solemn COMPUTf UNE OF loltoviow Avo. I# a.m. lavesiitare. Im- Maaa of Thanksgiving, Golden maculate Conception Sisters. IMPORTED ond DOMESTIC Clifton, N.J. Jnbllee of Ordination of Patersoe. Rev. Phono 773-5030 Gaetano Ruggiero, St. Lacy's SUNDAY. Al'G. It Chnrch, Newark WINES & LIQUORS !t:» Service a.m. Ordinations to 413 BROAD AVI. the dlaceaat*. St. John. SUNDAY. Al'G. II BUY PAUSADIS PARK Cathedral. i: Noon - Solemn Pontifical Mass of CURRENT DIUIOEHO Your MONDAY. AUG. II Thanksgiving, closing Deposits Insured to af Golden Jabtlee 4. t»r*. 4. MlvttWwWi Up $lO,OOO I* t-m. Reception and year. Feiki- Ntxt Mr prefaaaloa. Mater Delarosa an Sisters. Lodi. Frw Hmm Mott c*a Atot* Exceed ty The Federal Deposit Insurance Car Convent. Deovtile 2 p m.—Graduation esnr- Windsor 4-2400 Corporation ' $46 ?,000 eisea ef the Archdiocrsaa Hos- from BATURDAT. AUG. 17 pital Schools of Nursing. Sa- II a.m. Blessing ml new crod Heart Cathedral. BENNER Oar Lady ef Pompeii Chuck, Newark, Paterson. preside sad address graduates. RAMBLER Al'G. II »Al«s • tIIVICI SUNDAY. WYCKOFF SAVINGS Idctlioa ll:» a.m. of ~*t«M n» IMT* Blessing St 1M Hultwil It. ■. >v*twrf«r4 The Finest Christopher's chnrth. school, Parochial • I MW4 ELASTIC * LOAN ASSOCIATION rectory and consent. ParsJp- STOCKINGS

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(NC) Louisiana PATERSON 1, NEW JERSEY Tan thousand peopla attend- Archbishop Answers Churches Critics ed an outdoor Mass offered ALEXANDRIA. La. (NC) - Clergy here Aug. 4 by Laureen Car- becoming Bishop here in May. tions by personal visita, by ato it,” the laid. P. resolution The rights demonstration the Bishop Charles Greco has "Discrimlitgtion is the denial and to "If dinal Rugambwa, first phone, Issue pulpit we violate the right of waa sponsored by the Mari- urged Catholics of the Alex- of the Justice of God in tha pleas for the of Appointments Negro Cardinal. maintenance any family peacefully to oc- copa County of the andria Diocese to help put an live* of His for- order. chapter Hie of Bu- children," the cupy its we God NAACP. Cardinal-Bishop end to racial and other forms home, deny ADMINISTRATOR the mer Paterson Ordinary also resolu- and His law." koba, Tanganyika, was said They issued a Final . benediction at the °* of discrimination in this coun- In ft sermon at St. Nicholas that Lady honored guest at the 48th na- tion stating "law and-or- • demonstration P. PT/’ Hungary, Northampton. tha time answer- . was given by Pa to administrator of St. try, at same Church must be maintained • Stephen's, Paualc. tional convention of theKnights der and Rev. Berno Frost, of ing critics of the Church'spast "This 1* 0.F.M., of St. Peter e Catho- not s Negro prob- the police respected, for as Priests March St. assistants transferred Clever, In tha Bouth. Mary’s Church here, who policies lem," he said, "It la an Amer- children of God we lic fraternal order. are ac- PHOENIX, Ariz. (NC) - had in the * Auxiliary The of Alexandria participated demon- mmvUx- *> °» Bishop ican problem. There la the to Him for Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New countable our ac- Four priests and a seminarian stration. •aid that If "tha Church bad threat of violence tions." York preached at tha Maas, thud. were among 2,000 persons who Ha said such Effective undertaken to remove segre- demonstrations ; July *T Violence can be not "There is no In offered outside St. Rlta’a averted, place our in an Interracial ere needed since from the Southern scene participated too many per- gation by a diluted but for hatred and vio- NEWLY-ORDAINED Church. Christianity community justice march through down- sons are unconcerned PRIESTS her effectiveness in carrying over his genuine with lence, and we will not toler- town Phoenix. Rav Bernard Pnuak During visit tha Cardinal her fundamental by Christianity Negroes’ rights. ' ) - to Aiiumption, Morriitown out spiritual Its will be presented with a $23,- baste law of love love Suchon to Our of tho mission would have been ser- ™«jM Lady Lake, Sparta, 000 the of SL of God and neighbor." He temporary summer assignment effective purse by Knights iously ..." Sept 7 will be as- hampered added: «gned to St. Peter Clever, who have a na- Theresa's, Paterson) He laid: "If Catholic tional membership of 18,000. BISHOP GRECO made the a la Effective Saturday. July 27 of racial | Tho Cardinal Indicated that statements In a pastoral guilty discrimination | Bev. to St Joseph's, Lincoln Park. tha money would be used to letter. He also said that "de- ho violates the law of God. A help build his cathedral In Bu- segregation Is inevitable" Catholic does not learn from R ev William end that never the Church hatred nor { McCarthy to St. Patrick's, Chatham koba. the Church has bigotry of a nor discrimination. He it , Rev. Eugene Boland to St. Peter the Apoetle, Troy Hills approved aagregatlon as the J Effective Aug. 17 matter of principle. taught Lord's Command- Placement Post The letter made no mention ment: Love God with all your of desegregation of Catholic heart, with all your soul, with For Miss Read schools in the diocese, but all your mind and love your Asks for Charter Bishop Greco said In a sepa- neighbor as yourself." 34YN31 NEW YORK Julia E. - that BMAf I rate statement Integration [iimj WASHINGTON. DC.-Con- Read, director (or • peraoonel of diocesan schools is con- Peter not gressman W. Rodino the Collage of St Elizabeth, Jr. templated until after public NOW... < st m ■m of New Jersey has intro- ha« beta named tecretary of Visits Follow Violence duced schools in the diocese ere de- a biU in the House of the Mttropolitan New York CHICAGO m n mm m segregated. (NC>—Clergymen iTX* Representatives to give a con- Placement Offlcart At- are CoUeit "Certainly there can be making personal visita gressional charter to the CWV. aodatioo (or 196344. and calls little room for doubt at this phone to parishion- a distinctive new lake H The newly-elecled preaident Ume that desegregation is in- ers in a predominantly white of the aaaodatioci ia Markham evitable," Bishop Greco said area on the South Side where racial S.J. Barry, director of place- In his pastoral letter. "The Su- disturbances occurred community in the Pocono Mountains MORTGAGES after ment (or ManhaUan College. preme Court has declared it to two Negro families mov- be the law of the lend and has ed in. reaffirmed this Some HOME of decision at 1,000 persons, a third IMPROVEMENT LOANS Changes Address of every challenge. them estimated to be teen- farms For Two agers, milled In the area be- Hemlock ALEXANDER HAMILTON Chaplains feovn 401 IOtOS VAUtr, PA. wt.l SAVINGS "IT WILL gradually be en- tween SSth and 58th Streets, NEW YORK- The £r LOAN ASSOCIATION Military forced In part of our which has every a high Catholic Visit HemlockFarms this Ordinariate this week an- now... beautiful country. We earnestly appeal population. More than 100 UNION po- new VALUY ROAD • WfsT MILFORD nounced two changes of ad- development was a to our people to the in- licemen were the previously private dress accept on scene for chaplains from the evitable with 4,200 acre estate... now a private, profes- understanding and four of them were in- PA' 8-3159 Archdiocese of Rev. HAWTMOKNL Newark, and reatralnt. with true jured. sionally developed community for your Francis X. end Rev. McCarthy Christian charity and an awak- vacation home. About SO persons were ar- William J. Ludlum. of lots ened sense justice, with rested. Several lovely lakefront are available Father McCarthy can now good grace and characteristic for your inspection. six be reached at USARJ Drake American fairness." Clergymen, including priests, held an must W' YOUR OWN Area. APO 87, San Francisco. Bishop Greco stated that in emergency (Purchasers inspect property prior to sale.) ~ meeting »nd agreed to contact ■»« Cal., while Father Lodhim'e the quest for racial Justice, members of their LMCEVIEW BUILDING new address Is the has congress- OVER 1/3 FROM SUMMER HOME Hqs. CIOM Air Negro, too. obligations SITES/ ACRE/ $l5O DOWN Base Detach. and HAIO SUVA CIO tOADS • TIAt tOUKD Wg.. #l, APO. responsibilities WATIt SYSTIMS • DOCK AND MAPI PtlYllMCt 3a. San Francisco, Cal. "Education la needed oo the HIGHLAND LAKES HIGH part of the Negro to elevate IN THE POCONOS...I Yaw M rSTomn himaelf so that be can merit Store L *rmt imh « # M m Rickel l acceptance ea did other people i «< mi. * ■mm mm' l^Z . l $ I , M«r»m t >m tom, tor*. HUIMI r and nationalities in the course ' To tt our nwn jn TjZL-4.QawO Expand of the development of ersME ImcorforttfJ U,*j Rtltdtt American nation." the Bishop continued PARAMUS (PFS) - Rickel &&£* Supermarts, which operates He said the Church had ooor uiuno, mum. toJtmo urn tmamorn ai "do-it-yourself" stores in worked within the framework 2S*2ST HEMLOCK RARKB Union, Psramus sod Succa- of an existing segregated so- South UCKUK l SHtFFtKD INC. has announced an expansion ciety in the "because, program and complete mod true to her nature, she consid- M MnrWr. * 7i7*m»4m ered the care of Individual ernisation of its store oo Rt. 17 here. souls, the administration of the sacraments end Christian edu- The store, which opened La cation her tad an- 1884. will be expanded from primary ,»H.I I.A iy 13.000 square teat to over 44.- teo square feet Each depart- "Thus, the Church adapted ment wiD increase tt's sales herself to the caste system fee *2995 and service ha "not In ap- areas to afford India," said, FREE! FREE! ef it but la order te greater variety and more com- proval bo FREE! EASY TERMS plete selection of Items. of greeter eerrieo In souls, test In Urns the teach- Major departments win in- hoping 0 NOT e -shell" or a of Christ end His of “SPACIOUS HOMESITES clude auto supplies, electrical ing way -prefeb" but e life would prevail end solve near supplies and on* of tho lakes lighting fixtures, " complete custom-built the difficult social garden hardware, problem 250-S & H 4 equipment, GREEN beauty. rooms A • STAMPS houseware, beating equipment bath on the of plot and supplies, paint and sun- *295 l*i Bp. McNulty Speaks jr your choice at dries, plumbing supplies, - "Racial dis- Birchwood Lakes. tools, kitchen BUFFALO DOWN • power cabinet! | $5O $5 A MONTH WE CHALLENGE enmiaatioo cannot be Juati ANY and swimming pools and ac- James WITH EVERY ol 3 fted." A. Mc- EAST ! (Minimum pur BUILDER. Bishop COAST ESTIMATE purchaitr) ANYWHERE. cessories. Buffalo said Buy your land NOWI TO MATCH THIS Nulty of in his In addition, an all new air- Build timel first comprehensive public any TREMENDOUS VALUE! conditioned lumber end build- statement on the subject since Com# in to our Showroom and for ing supply section arrange any major Horn# Remodeling estimate -and we will Two crystal-clear of covering give lakes... 4 miles shorefront...perfect 14.000 feet erill square offer a 250 SAH Green Guarded, you FREE! - swimming, booting, fishing. privotu whitt, tondy selection of Stamps absolutely No purchase no ~ complete building GREEN ISLAND necessary obligation! bathing beaches. All sports facilities. Golf 10 minutes away. materials. Now Soctiow bay front and rear m ado mmin co. logoon lot*—bargain prico*. Over 500 Ui wo«o«o»UL oooootvwty TO MAM MM taLICTIOM. won apt*. APT America's I FAMllllt NCI Y«m MAT ON TOO* Most Delightful Vacation • I PAM. Community puiniohid . 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Twmpikw tutontlwn at NwA Now tom, sw Allmtownj k 7-6620 UntowCwrt» EL 3-45451 town north an TwrnplU IMt KEARNY to 31. twit wn Rout* *4O to i*ufM w I AVE. CORNER OF MIDLAND AVE ** WH * 03 IAKI Con. fAIR IAWN Nt J- ' rf*** ** Mhw **©o •wo* S HJ. ■I 3-4474 Monmouth ' i#n * Wo3> Count, HI 2-08081 ‘' (, ;> /^43 °P* fl •*» **7 7Aa k.‘ O>INDAILY WOM » KEARNY, N.J. —>J» 7-3404 u si 2.37tn ■ T 0 «■*•■*• Or BAMBERGER'S 16 THE ADVOCATE August 8, 1963 , 3 "THE ORIGINAL" Hospitals SHOP Y ANVHRAmT POOL Plan Joint RICKEL filter kit and DELUXE At Graduation Tank •!* UST 49.95 SAVE • ' KHUMUMFIER WITH AUTOMATIC PATERSON An unprece- s®*- *JLBB HUMIDISTA? dented Joint commencement be held OBB im will for graduates of •RLAIOO *JOWWCTI "J ivzrstfz. I*MS three hospital schools of nurs- g49 ing conducted by the Sisters of , Y OPEN Y Charity in the Paterson Dio- i3irrJ?r«®-i • AUTOMATIC FLOAT cese Aug. IS. A total of 126 DAILY A CONTROL nurses, medical technologists SATURDAY end radiological technicians • AMBER will receive their diplomas M m INDICATOR MMVtßTtttt LIGHT from Bishop Navagh in St. FBFBUB l. 9 “10 j, John the Baptist Cathedral In a ceremony which will begin •t 3:30 p.m. L The hospitals are St. Jo- RCA seph’s, Paterson; St Mary’s, HOME '•FB.TW Passaic, and All Souls, Mor- savia ristown. 1000 GP Commencement speaker will be Rev. Richard 0. Rente, chaplain of St Mary’s Hospi- tal. The graduates will be pre- IN i \«bLAST CRABGRASS sented to the Bishop by TRADE YOUR Msgr. IS PACKAGIS Walter H. Hill, cathedral rec- tor. OF ANY ST. \ JOSEPHS will graduate DURING <9 62 toon its school of nursing, six from its school of medical Scotts AMAGE technology and four from its FIRST school of radiological technol- W*ED .DENT.r.«AT.ON ogy. St Mary’s wOl graduate kottS. M nurses and four medical FIEIT tm U«M PRODUCTS technologists. AH Souls will | gradnats 26 nurses. The processional will be led Do Tm Havmt 10% by the administrators of the three hospitals: Sister Anne Jean of St Joseph’s, Sister /ORCHARD CRASS v HAIRY CRABGRASS OFF EOeen Teresa of St Mary's, 35 SPREADER sod Sister Anne Mary of AH Souls, followed by faculty /NIMBLEWILL members /OHACKQRASS and the nursing CLOUT school directors, Sister Marta ... Your Problems Lawrence of St Sis- v 0 Joseph’s, VPOA ANNUA TIMOTHY or# solved with Scotts Clout. By ter Catherine Maria of St tiua tho ostiro low* with Clout. Mary's, and Mrs. A. Bo- Mary ißoko sure ro era harass beck of AH Souls. /TALL FESCUE VGOOSEGRASS tscapos. Rut tough os clout is or crabgrau, It Bhtoop Navagh wifl cele- lots brate Benediction. Music will good grass grow merrily ok. Eaoogb be by the cathedral choir. /CREEK FOXTAIL V WITCHGRASS to covor 5,000 square foot.. On the same day a REG. 6.95 Joint graduation will be held SCOTTS In Sacred Heart Cathedral for SPREADER US graduates of six hospital ... Achieve UNI- schools of nursing In the Newark Archdiocese. FORM DISTRIBUTION of muturod amounts with Scotts Sproadtr tiff GIFT! . Dr. and Every Scotts Package is koyod to tko Opdyke Scotts Sproador #3s—lt" Six*. havo If you wtWi or dampy X REG. 18.9S qr«u«i !■ your lows, but or* Promoted ■of tiro what kiad fhoy or*... S*gsst brlug !■ spoolmoot. Oir truluod BUY BOTH JERSEY CITY Dr. David couuttlor will Idouttfy thorn. P. Opdyke has been named r Sffrt* TOTAL VALUE 25. W assistant dean S of the Setou »rrrt« mu. nru. nu you how to con- 00 Hall of YOU FAY ONLY College Modidne, it trol THEM AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY A »v.« was announced this week by NICKEL'S WORTH TO GIT ADVICX THAT! FUT Dr. James E. McCormack, 20*90 dean of the college. Dr. Opdyke will continue hi the post of chairman of the department of physiology wMsh ha baa held since 1166. His admteistratlva duties will primarily concern the admis- sion of medical students. IUl The first faculty member to be appointed at Seton HaH. enclosui Dr. Opdyke had been bead of PRE-CUT the of RICKEL GIANT PANELING SALE JIT SLIDES department physiology aitp|V( at Merck InstitnU in Rahway, AIM)lS . 'REGENCY'’ •IT NJ. He returned to the col- PORCH STEPS STACKS AWAT TO last lege January after an 13- TUU OPEN TUI month sabbatical in Indo- V-GROOVE ARE/ nesia. where he hated train the medical faadty of the FACTORY of in MAHOGANY University AMangga PRE-FINISHED Sonbeya. Java. Dr. ia FIRST QUALITY Opdyke a native of PANELING Montpewr, Ohio, and receiv- FULL S2"xt4H V-GROOVE ed Us doctorate at the Did- SHEET • of in heavy vanity Indiana 1342. He PANELING ALUMINUM FR/ Is a former rawidUng physi- FULL ologist . 4*7 SHOT •extra at Bellevue Hospital |49 thick glass and for the past five yean U (J IjfuH & hs« been consultant In car- *r 4" •COMPUTET WATERPRC NO SECONDS...NO EEJECTSI om.ti disc surgery at St Brandt -A -A AA-.-A . J • Hospital tor Cardiac TWO TOWEL Crip- oF>i I. Ail Ouh BARS pled Children. Roslyn. N.Y. COMPARE...AMD jNltf/ • BmA Adi WSha TWO FACULTY members of mL«m or the Seton HaH College of Dentistry „oDmy Y( were advanced to the rank of TWO-PIECE associate professor last week, while a third dentist rejoined POWDER ROOM SET the staff RICKEL HAS A COMPLETE with the same tide. SPECIAL! M Dr. Frank M. Lapeyroleria OILUXI ATTIC FANS of Montclair and Dr. Leßoy AC TONT SHUTTERS AND ACCESS A. Parker, Jr., of Union, Custom Kitchon Start*, members of the department 24" BELT DRI of oral diagnosis and path- PALACE nr ology, were the two promoted. ONE-PIECE Dr. Edward B. Zlonetswsk! of ATTIC FI Jersey City returns after a WALL year’s absence. ENSEMBLE FACTORY o VENTURI DESIGN • CKIOMI HANDLES • TANARUS/ J H. P. G-E MOTOR Hospital Offers U FINISHpinkie lAU-BEARING DRIVES oEOUNDID EDGES )'• I _ Lab •ONI-PIICI Ul Training CONSTRUCTION • COMPUTE WITH - "OTIUDOtS"* ORANGE 8t Mary’s Hos- ATTIC FAN PACKJ win pital begin g 12-month 28.95 VALUE • V* clinical ««*»«*»nt 9S laboratory 30 INCH SIZE 89 trainingprogram Oct 1,11 was PALACE 9> announced this weak by Sis- 36 INCH SIZE 99 ter Mary Fidelise, CHAP, administrator. > "UVILIDOR" 42" The coarse le AimignmA to HEW! DO-IT-YOURSELF and PORCELAIN TOP provide practical techni- ORNAMENTAL ZIPRTOp] cal training to graduates of Mendttadhlgh schools tor fu- SINK IRON RAILINGS RUBBISH] ture and VALUES employment In hospital Ml I BURNER I laboratories. It Is approved by TO the American Society of CABINET 59.9S Clinical Pathologists and pro- vides certification by examina- tion upon completion of the MBSAUTVUIY MW dO DWi • 88 course. CHROME HANDLES DICORATOR Tf u-mtx • 4m Jr High school graduates with PA»m colors I • RUST fully INSULATED DOORS basic courses In science and 4 ONI-PIICI RESISTANT mathematics are eligible tor CONSTRUCTIOI • GALVANIZED the • course, the first such pro- OVEN-BAKED WHITE ' 1 FINISH gram to be undertaken by the 3" SOUP I new administration of St. 29.95 VALUK SAVE 30% to40% Mary's Hospital. DRAIN ROTH r COUPLING MAO AMOY St. Rocco INCLUDED V W w Society FOR UNGTHS FOB 'MT UU2-H ■ Marks Patron’s M Feast Mwh 4 SdM—d NHwWpd bSht** JERSEY CITY Hi* St Ahojjw P^m. Rocco Society of Jersey City win observe its p«tree’s feast day with • Mass Au g. 16 at 11 a.m. in Holy Rosary RT. 10, SUCCASUNNA RT. UNION Church. 22, RT. 17, PARAMUS Rev. Salvatore T. Malanga 4 Mile E >f >d Circle Ledj;e» e West of o* Holy Rosary win celebrate Flagship 4 Miles North of Route 4 9-10 JUstice 4 8101 the Mass,! ay iturday 9-10 MUrdock 8-8; • pen Daily ii Saturday 9-10 Gl bert 5-07 00