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LIFE MUST BE TESTIMONY TO INVISIBLE GOD (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) ^ Vatican City—“Today, Christians expect M S M e e a o f a u d i t b u r k a u o f circulations 300 PENITENTS DAILY T his Paper u Connaeted wtUi NCWC WashiMocton Nawa Headquartera by lu Own Laaaad W in, Haa lu Own much of the priest.” declares Pope John XXIII in S i>aclal Sarvlca, R elltloui Nawa Sarvice, intartarCallioIic Praaa Aiaocy. FIdaa Sarvlca, Hlaalon Sarncat, RaUfloua the second encyclical of his Pontificate. “They N e w i Photoa " • and NCWC Pletura Sarvlca wish to see in him—in a world where power of THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1959 Life of Cure d'Ars money, seduction of the senses, and prestige of technical knowledge triumph—a testimony of the invisible God, a man of faith forgetful of himself and full of charity.” Miracle of Sanctity “ May such Christians know,” be continues, "that they can have great influence on the loyalty of their priests to this ideal, Ars-en-Dombe. France.—The Church this year| by means of religious respect for their priestly character, by a is observing the centenarj' of the unlearned but more accurate understanding of their pastoral duties .“nd their holy Cure of Ars. whose confessional in this small difficulties, and by a more active collaboration in their apos- town of 230 souls became the center of attraction tolate.” He likewise appeals to all Christians to “prgy for priests for an average of 300 railway passengers daily. _ and to contribute as much as they can to their sanctification.” St. John Vianne>', the patron ed him: “ Our cure is a saint Entitled “SacerdotU Noftrl Primordiy” (From the Be­ of parish priests. little nat and we must obey him. We are ginning of Oar Priesthood), the 9.0'nfided to the Bishop his opin­ urges the world's priests to imitate him with ardor and per­ ion that John Vianney was As early as 1827, persons sistence. “mad.'^ the Bishop fac^ his from outside Ars were seeking "To speak of St. John Vianney,” says John XXIII, “is to priests, recounted the incident, bis advice and by 1830 the num­ recall the figure of a priest whose motivation was so strong and asserted: “ Gentlemen, 1 ber of daily visitors reached St. John Vianney that, for the love of God and the conversion of sinners, he wish that all my clergy had a 300. At Lyons the railway com­ deprived himself of nourishment and sleep. He imposed bard small grain of the same mad­ pany opened a special booking 34th AMBASSADOR discipline on himself and he practiced, above all. self-renun­ ness." office selling eight-day round- ciation in a heroic degree.” ilis first assignment after or­ trip tickets to Ars. for the (^ting the saint's spirit of poverty, the Pope said he was dination was as vicar to bis old crowds who flocked to his con­ "removed from the'goods of this world and his tmly free heart friend and teacher, Abbe Bai­ fessional made it impossible for Arab Republic opened itself generously to all the material and spiritual mis­ ley, and soon the competition anyone to hope to see him in eries which occurred around him." less time than that. In winter he | in austerity between the two Citing St. John Vianney's obedience to bis Bishop, who spent 11 or 12 hours daily ini holy men became the talk of Sending Envoy asked him to remain at Ars as pastor, the Pope says that his the town.# the confessional, and in summer “whole adherence to the will of his superiors was. to put it On the abbe's death. Father up* to 16 hours. < precisely, entirely supernatural in motive. It was an act of Vianney was assigned to the re­ His knowledge was more than To Vatican City faith in the words of Christ, who said to His Apostles: ‘Who mote town of Ars-en-Dombe. natural, for be was able to cor­ bears you, hears Me.’ ” described as a place of “ UtUe rect bis penitents in the num­ Vatican City. — Galal Ezzat. true religion and love of God,” ber of their sins, to remind the first Ambassador of the new Foilhlulness to Praver but not wicked. them of sins they bad forgotten United Arab Republic (UAR) “Faithfulness to prayer," declares the Holy Father, For his first six years he to mention, and to give advice to the Holy See, becomes the on the part of the priest, a duty of personal piety.” lived on little more than pota­ on matters about which be had 34th such representative of the “We are not able to forget, moreover, that Eucharistic toes, boiled in a pot at the be­ no natural means o f knowing world's nations here. prayer in the full sense of the word is the Holy Sacrifice of the ginning of the week and par­ the circumstances. He even won In addition to the 34 full Am­ Mass. There is need. Venerable Brothers, to insist especially celed out for the next seven a reputation for working mira­ bassadors. llothersovereignties on this point because it touches on one of the essential aspects ANSWER or JESUS TO RACE PREJUDICE maintain legations at the Vati­ ‘ of the priesUy life.” days. He waged unrelenting war cles. but the most striking mira­ quarters today between White and Negro. In against drunkenness, dancing, can. The UAR, established by In the section dealing with pastoral zeal the Pope insists The parable of the Good Samaritan, cle, said the village schoolmas­ answer to the question, "Who is my neighbor?” and swearing and soon became ter, was* his own life. He died Egypt and Syria in 1958, raised that priests be encouraged to consider themselves as pastors of recounted in the Gospel for the 12th Sun­ its legation to the rank of em­ Je?us told of the Good Samaritan who aided the known for sanctity and eccen­ Aug. 4, 1850, and in 1925 was their sheep and particularly to devote themselves to bearing day after Pentecost (Luke z, 23-37), might be bassy on July 25, the same day Jew who had been beaten and robbed, in other tricity. Some called him a fana­ proclaimed a saint by Pius XL Confessions, keeping in mind St. John Vianney's long periods taken as the answer of Jesus to the race ques­ the <|hinese (Formosa) Ambas­ words, every human being is our neighbor, tic, but the townspeople defend [h'CWC Radio and Wire] in the confessional and bis fame as a confessor. tion. There was then much the same feeling sador presented his credentials The Pope also asks Catholics to be generous in giving between Jew and Samaritan as there is in some deserving of respect and charity. to the Holy Father. their sons to the Church. “ The Christian family must fully Coantries maintaining Am­ understand its responsibility and give its sons with joy and Hawaii Governor Praises bassadors are El Salvador. Aus­ gratitude to the Mystical Body.” tria, Uruguay, Lebanon, Pan­ In treating of poverty, chastity, and obedience, Pope KERALANS OUST RED REGIME; ama. Dominican Republic, Lux­ John points out that it would be an “enormous mistake” to Church's Statehood Role embourg, Chile, Cuba, France, think “that the secular priest might be called to a perfection Paraguay, Ireland, Costa Rica. Honolulu, Hawaii.— Both can­ her. Governor Quinn said: lest than that of the religious ' CATHOLIC SCHOOLS TO OPEN Ecuador. Belgium. Honduras, didates in the recent election Frankly, the greatest barrier Germany. Spain. Iran. Philip- Chasfif^ Not Sterile Egoism Ernakulam. India.— Kerala law. the main point of which re- Test to Come for Governor of the nation's to Hawaiian statehood has been pinq^ Peru, Colombia, the In treating of chastity, the Pope warns that this virtue Stale’s Communist government quired selection of teachers only P, T. Chacko, leader of the newest state are outstanding the race issue— the mixture of NelheHhnds, Italy. Portugal. must be accompanied by proper aspirations, so that it does not has been ousted by Indian .Presi­ from lists drawn up by the Red Keralk branch of India’s ruling Catholics. races in our population. The Venezuela, Japan. Guatemala, enclose the priest in “sterile egoism,” but instead “ makes his dent Rajendra Prasad after un­ government. [Congress Party, warned that the Catholic view on this point has The winner in the close con­ Haiti, Bolivia. Argentina. Bra­ heart all the more open and more ready for all the needs of easy weeks of rioting and blood­ At the same lime as the,ouster was only a temporary been a strong force in our fight test was William Francis Quinn, zil. Chiqa, and the UAR. his brothers." shed instigated by the school ouster, President Prasad alsojvictory. The triumpdi will be to enter the Union, because the who had served as Territoriai Those maintaining legations Touching on obedience, (he Pope asks priests to ^evelop dissolved the State Legislature,!complete, he said, .only when Church teaches the equal dig­ crisis. Governor since September. 1957. are San Marino, Nicaragua, a filial sense in (heir relations to the Church. “It wo-«aid thus paving the way for new | the Reds are defe4ed at the nity and brotherhood of man­ Aboat 20 persons were A Republican, be is a member Pakistan, Indonesia, Liberia. of the Cure d'Ars that he lived in the Church and through elections tentatively schednledlpolls in the coming election, kind. If there has been a Catho­ kiUed, most of them Catholics, of Our Lady of Peace Cathedral Finland, Great Britain. Monaco. the Cbarch like a bundle of straw placed in a burning for mid-November. -(NCWC Ra^io and Wire] lic contribution in our SO-year in tbe violence that followed Parish. Ethiopia, and India. The brazier.” struggle, this is it." peaceful opposition to Red ef­ His Democratic opponent. Knights of Malta have the status “Priests of Jesus Christ." he continues, “we are im­ forts to take over tbe state's John AnthonyBums, is a raem Catholics make up nearly two- of sovereignly, and are repre­ mersed in a brazier which the Holy Spirit vivifies with fire. Lutheran'Pastor Ousted 7.000 Catholic and other pri­ her of SL /^nthony's Parish, fifths of Hawaii's population of sented at the Holy See. We have received all from the Church. Let us act in her name vate schiMis by a new educa­ KailuoT-wtfere he is a daily com 600.000. The Governor described Turkey is thought to be the and in virtue of the powers she has conferred on us. We love tion law. mumunt. the n^w state as “ a catalyst in next nation planning to estab­ to serve her in the chains of unity, and in the manner in which For Catholic Statements V o tm were widely praised the meeting of East and West. lish diplomatic relations with she wishes to be served.” In one of its last acts, the Soest. Germany. — Lutheran ing closer ties with the Catholic for ignoring questions of race This understanding between the Vatican, but nothing official Addressing Bishops on the priests under their jurisdiction, Communist government had of­ Pastor Max Lackmann, widely Church. and cfeed. One of Hawaii's our various racial groups has has been announced. The Em­ the Pope says: “ We recon.mend that you listen to them in fered financial grants to fam­ known for his work in inter- The suspended pastor’s con­ Senators is of Chinese ances­ equipped Hawaii to make an im­ bassy of Poland and the Lega­ their difficulties now very grave, difficulties of their personal ilies of Catholic victims. The laith relations, was suspended gregation, meanwhile, publicly try. and one of its Represes portant contribution to the de­ tion of Lithuania maintain of­ life and of their ministry." families refused tbe money, from bis pastorate in this city affirmed that he preached "the tatlves is of Japanese descent; velopment of closer and friend­ fices. but since their govern- "What cannot a Bishop do who loves his priests, if be however, saying the only relief for expressing .“ too positive word of God undiluted and in its Lieutenant Governor is a lier relations among countries nienis have become Communist has won their confidence, if he knows them, if he it near them they wanted was tbe Red minis views” favorable to the Catholic accordance with Holy Writ and native Hawaiian. jof the Pacific World." (NCWC are not given fuU status. [NCWC and guides them with firm but always paternal authority!” try's resignation. Church. tbe doctrinal teachings of our In 4n interview last Septem I Radio and Wire] Radio and Wire] [NCWO Radio and Wire] As tbe people greeted the cen­ Another prominent German Church." tral government's decisiob with Lutheran minister. Dr. Hans As- In a book published last year, DOUGLAS HYDE HELPS FORMER 'HUH' LEADER RETURN TO FAITH unprecedented demonstrations at mussen, said that the suspen­ The Cotholtc Reformation, to joy, Kerala's leaders flocked to sion. by the Westphalia Luther­ which Die Sommiunp members the state capital of Trivandrum an Synod, does not help the contributed. Pastor Lackmann SPENDS OVER MONTH IN JAIL TO CONVERT RED and made tbe suspension of the unity of Christendom or tbe wrote that “ the Church of Rome London.— A former Commu-i The Midnight Mass achievediward, however, be was given ".Yfter he had received the conference in Singapore, he Red education law and the solu­ proper Lutheran preparation for is a symbol set up by God Him­ nist. DOW a convert to Catholi­ e^'erything 1 had hoped of it,” ,four life sentences at the con- life senlenres. however, he took the opportunity to visit tion of the school problem their the Ecumenical Council called self for tbe truly Catholic cism, spent five and one-half reports Mr. Hyde. "Mr. Taruc'clusion of a trial which had stopped writing the story be­ the Philippines- “ At my re first goal. by John XXIII. world-wide Church." “One is weeks in a jail cell in a success­ wrote me at the lime, sayingjdraggcd on for years. He had cause he felt (hat the public quest.” he relates, "the authori­ Private schools in the state His statement was circulated either a Catholic Christian," he ful attempt to assist in the that he felt as he watched it!been sending his book to me. would misunderstand his mo­ ties pul me into an improvised were scheduled to reopen soon. by Die Sammlung (The Gather­ also wrote, “ or one is no Chris- conversion of one of the most that he had ‘come home.' By'chapter by chapter, in England tives and would believe tbal cell near that of .Mr. Taruc . They were closed as a mark of ing). an organization of Ger­ Uan at all." (NCWC Radio '' I colorful Communist leaders in May. 1958, he had been to Con- and I had been helping him by he was simply lo in g to buy The Englishman spent five and protest against the education man Protestant ministers seek­ and Wire] M the world. fession for the first time for means of correspondence with his freedom."" I one-half weeks in the jail. “Dur- The convert who spent the very many years. Shortly after­ the reshaping of his ideas. When Mr. Hyde attended a ling that period,” he says. "I was voluntary jail term is Douglas CHES UNDER REDS able to persuade him [Taruc] Hyde, author and former editor to start writing again. . . . I re- of the London Doiiy Worker. I turned to the same jail a few The man he helped convert is LISTENING IN TO UNITY ! weeks ago.” Luis Taruc. 46. former supreme Rome.—The fact that about ther William de^Vfies, S.J., a 140,000 members, and the Copts, ! Now publication of the commander of the Communist 148.000.000 Eastern Christians specialist in Eastern Christl- including 2,100,000 to 3.000.000 book in (he Pbilippines awaits guerrilla army o f the Philip­ Let's Pay a Visit to the Angels live in the Communist world is anily, writing in a recent issue Egyptians and 8,000,000 Ethiopi­ a decision by President Carlos pines— the Hukbalahap. one obstacle to the success of of Ctriito Cottolica. ans. There are abo 700,000 Ja­ Angels, to most of us, are mysterious crea-,is a special guardian angel for the Church, and: P. Garcia . . . Us movingly Book to Be Weapon The Jesuit reported the fol­ cobite Christians, an offshoot of tures. I never met a man who claimed he hadlihat he is St. Michael, one of the Archangels ' told conversion story Is likely Pope John .XXlH's call for Ttruc has now renounced lowing general distribution of the Monophysite h eresy in seen an angel. Yet these spirits havei a great.The Old Testament at least four times shows that! to influence many and to be unity, made when he announced Coininunism, returned to (he Eastern Rite Christians; Syria. deal to do with mankind, for many of.them •re.it' the Old Law he was charged with the protect a powerful weapon in tbe the fo r th c o m in g Ecumenical Catholic failh of his child­ The Nestorians. who deny the assigned as guards to us, and Sorip-jtion of the synagogue. His feast day Office sug- figbl for (he faith everywhere. Council. There are 150,000,000 mem­ hood. and completed a book— divine maternity of .Mary, no ture plainly teaches this. Holy Writ| Bests that he is now the special protector of the (NCWC Radio and Wirel This was pointed out by Fa- bers of the Byzantine or Ortho­ with Mr. Hyde’s help— that longer have great-numbers and does not forthrightly state that every I Catholic Church. Every kingdom and nation, dox Church belonging to a num­ the convert author predicts have been reduced today to man has his guardian angel, but'^very community of importance, particular ber of independent communities will be a great weapon in bat­ but following the same general 000. mainly in India. Iraq, and tling Communism (hronchout Psalm xc. 11. takeSjCare of the goodit'i'tirches. and religious communities hare spe- POPE TEACHES BLIND Rite. Thb includes 126.000.000 Syria. Their Patriarch lives in Asia and in other lands. people when it says; "He bath given His|f'*l guardian angels, theologj- asserts. This is who belong to tbe Slav fami­ Turlock. Calif. Mr. Hyde was in the Philip­ angels charge of thee, to keep thee in all in various ways by Scripture, OF USEFUL M ISSION lies. with 100.000.000 belonging pines in November, 1057. to waj-a.” These words are said by theologians Guardian angels are our real friends They 10,000,000 Cotholics to the Moscow Patriarchate. The attend a seminar organized by to refer to all the just who trust in God. Thisii'®lP ns in the fight for heaven, avert extemal] Casteigandolfo. Italy. — The heritage, which sustains you Of Oriental Rites Patriarchs in the Slav branches SEATO. Tame at that time had is the common interpretation of the FathersMonger from us. and often rescue*us from “ it.; ’ blind have a “silent and use- in your battles and difficul­ Catholics of the Oriental been in jail for three years, of the Church. Chrln warned against giv-lThey may even a<»ist us in our earthly concerns. [ ful apostolate. an apostolale of ties. Be generous in your mis­ of the Orthodox Church are in Rites total about 10.000.000, after surrendering. Having read ing .scandal to children, because “their angels'** '* proved by the experience of Tobias. They example." John XXIII told sion, which is part of you. Russia, Y'ugostavia. and Bui- with the largest single Rite that Tame had once told a always behold the face of My Father" (Matt. demons, suggest holy thoughts, offer repre.sentatives of the blind Work in love and in peace, gana. There are also autono­ being that of the people of priest that he was "having xviii, 10). St. Basil wrote: “ Let nobody gainsay to God our prayers and good works and thus- from 47 nations. remembering that nothing is mous churches in Poland and Malabar, India, who have a trouble with his atheism." Mr. that an angel stands by the side of every one endow them with greater efficacy: and some “ How many have sight and lost on earth when one adapts Czecho-Slovakia as well as Ro­ membership of 1,324,000. Father De Vries points out Hyde had himself ^m uggled of the faithful." Theologians assert it would be times they even punish us in a way that isj do not see." he told the audi­ oneself to tbe wiU of God. mania. Georgia. Albania, and that the Orthodox Churches um^icially” into jail to meet temerity to deny this fact. good medicine for our fallings, fki (he hour of' ence. which took part in the "If in the designs of Pro­ groups of Finns and Hungarians. the Communist leader. Before Dr. Tanquerey and other noted writers have death, they give us special as^tance against world congress of Organiu- vidence you are forced to live There are as well tbe Greek have comprombed with Commu- he left, Mr. Hyde had exacted the happy thought that “the same thing ft com­ the temptations that oppre.ss us and when death j tions for tbe Social Protection Aitb tbe help of human soli- Orthodox, the autonomous nbt authorities, and enjoy a two promises from the Filipino monly asserted in tbe case of sinners' and infi comes they will lead our saved iouls to heaven ■ of the Blind. "How many lose /darity. the divine plan is clear Church of the Island of Cyiirus, somewhat restricted freedom to­ —one that he would attend deb: Christ died for all men. even the heathen, •<> purgatory themselves in the meannesses ' and certain by which your life and the Patriarchate of Alex day bought at the cost of very Midnight Mass on Christmas and merited for all men the means of salvation.' and miseries of life, forgetting here below transforms itself andria. Egypt, which cares for dangerous concessions. Greeks in that country. Since most of the Eastern in the prison chapel: the sec But in (he pre.sent dispensation on o ( these Devils Oiien God. Ihe soul, and virtue: and in the preparation and the ond. that he would discuss bis means is the protection afforded by angels.” their hearts are immersed in VjijjMnise of reaching one day I The M o n o p h y site Church.^Christians are oubide of our problems i«ith Father .Michael Tempt Pceple the darkness Of death,'' the great light which is not [which holds that Christ had a,Church, Father De Vries com- Nolan, a Columban priest. Mr Speeioi Guardian The demons, or fallen angels, on ihe other ' Vour failh tells you." he of earthly things, but the Uingle nature or that Christ'sImenis. th e h a rd est problem Hyde als^ offered to help Tame hand, frequently incite or tempt man to sin added, “ that the most preciuus light emanating from the 'human and divine natures;facing them is the acceptance with a iMok about his experi­ Angel for Church (theologically certain) and Peter warned <1 light—that which never dims | glorious Christ" [NCWC Ra- formed one composite unity, b:of tbe Primacy of tbe Pope, ences. Theologians hold it very probable that there (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) —us your jealously guarded | dio and Wire] idivided into the Syrians, withjfNCWC Radio and Wire] PAGE TWO TH E REGISTER Contract 4greemenf LATIN AMERICA CRISIS DRAWS For Buffalo Hospital HELP FROM FRIENDS TO NORTH Made With Unions Buffalo. — Our Lady of Vic­ the Church in the Western Hcm- Washington.—The social and seca, who is editor of Notifios tory Hospital became the first political feraent in Latin Amer­ Catolicos, Spanish and Portu­ iaphere. of 12 private hospitals in the ica ii focusing the attention of guese e^tion of the NCWC Unjust Conditions area to agree on a contract for News Service, is increasingly North American Catholics on Undermine Foilh non-professional employes with the problems there, u id Jaime recognized as a key force in fur­ Unjust social and economic the organizing committee of the nishing solutions. Fonseca of the NCWC News conditions in underdeveloped A.F. of L.-CIO hospital and Sen’ice. In the fall a group of Bishops nations, Fonseca noted, always nuning home union. The agree­ To help solve the problems from Latin America will meet adversely affect the spiritual ment is subject to the employes' of the Church in that area, an with a committee of U. S. and lives of their peoples. The situa­ acceptance. Episcopal committee has been Canadian Churchmen to review tion in Latin America is so seri­ The organizing committee has formed in the United States. common problems and plan ac­ ous that responsible leaders been negotiating with all 12 of Catholicism, pointed out Fon­ tivities to further the cause of fear that further sectors of the the hospitals, four of which are people, beset by material as well operated under Catholic aus­ f i V as spiritual evils, may be lost to pices. A spokesman for the the Church. Latin America has Catholic Hospital Astodalion of ‘ ■-i i 170.000,000 Catholics, one-third the U. S. and Canada related of the world's faithful. that about 100 of the 887 Catb- The greatest danger comes olic hospitals of various types TURN from Communism, be said, in the U. S. have union con­ Prefect Apostolic Invested Sch'raidt, O.F.M. Cap. DOW that decades of an in­ tracts covering non-professional (right), newly appointed Prefect Apostolic of Mendi, Papua. New tense anti-clericalism have workers. Guinea, is shown in his robes following investiture by Bishop made many persons indiffer­ In the Buffalo agreement, John J. Wright (center) of Pittsburgh. On the left is Bishop Fred­ ent to religion. which was not made public erick W. Freking of Salina, Kaos. The ceremony took place in All is not lost, however, for pending employe voting, both St Augustine's Church in Pittsburgh, headquarters of the Penn­ there are encouraging signs of sides reportedly agreed on the sylvania Province o f Capuchins. a spiritual awakening. The nu­ necessity of a hospital's unin­ A native o f Catharine, Kans., Monsignor Schmidt, 40, joined AUGUST IS to 23 merous activities of the lay apos- ^AhmaI a< CIaumLim' Cecilia, the “Angel of SIo- terrupted service u a public the order in 1940. He has taught theology at the Capuchin Col­ tolate, the establishment of the Aligei 01 OlOVaKia vakia,” whose escape from the Com­ trust lege in Washington for the past 12 years. , Aik ft. JtfJt, 'Ih* Seint fli lh« lmp«c Latin American Bishops' Coun­ munists in her native country eight years ago is described in ifelt'* f«f hals, S*iidy«vr^lttMiio cil, the trend away from strictly th« skriti* of ft. Jutf* todey. the book The Deitoeronce o f Sitter Cectlto, which was later made secularistic governments, and into a film, addressed the IPth national convention sponsored by Pope Thanks Catholics • a SIFT WILL BE SEKT TO THOSE TAX-* the painful but definite prog­ the Slovak Catholic Sokol in Reading, Pa. IHG PART IH THE SOLEHM HOVENA. ress toward democracy are only In the picture above abe is shown answering the questions Of U. S. for $500,000 MARK PETITIONS. PILL IH, CUP AND MAIL a few of the more important of three of the 650 youths who attended the meeting. Listening Washington.—Pope John works of beneficence dear to D«er FdW McCob*: PIm i* piscs my petitions botero tho Nellonol signs of a promising future for to the Vincentian Sister of Charity are Noreen Karabuta, Chtb- Xxm his expressed his grati­ bis b e ^ and inseparable from yU cctlBf• »e»« pIddBS *ad • Shilno el ft. Jwdc In the coming Neveno: ■ the Church there. arine Malanek, and Kathleen K ai^a. all of Reading. Sister Ce­ n e til UW pt Uaniege to Secranenlt When the Bishops of North tude for the $500,000 gHt sent his pastoral office. Wk sttB* at cilia, now a U.S. citizen, teaches kindergarten in St. Ann’s SchooL t b e t u r ._P mco oi Mind ...Cenvetiien ei Russia _Thenksgl«lng and South America meet for the to the Holy See's charities by 'He wishes you to know, too, _Flne*ei#l Holp __Wotld Peace .. Homestead, Pa. aatrg Utraapai* first time in the fall, said Fon­ the U.S. Bishops. that he derived consolation ...... KaUn (tailM * I enclose tec Itie Cloretlen Semlnvy Svildlng Fund. At the end of her address. Sister Cecilia pulled a post card Mas b* Tietiaia tad sot ksov IL seca, they vrill really be seeking The letter, signed by Cardinal from this offm n g because the PiMie lend o<$U ud« torQl Yoec(M.00)[32YMis($7.001 from her purse and read in Latin the words of benediction from To rrt Tld e< Pls-Wona, tbcia N m , .. . ------to expand the already existing Tar^ini, Vatican Sem tary of manner in which your faithful p«M Bs*t sot o*k ba kUM. bat an imprisoned Slovak Bishop, who sent his Episcopal blessing State, was received by Arch­ HIM la ttelailaBUatlaovben Addxiii. bonds of friendship that have people responded this year to I tbar Urt asd araHlBl^Tbat'a a - to the gathering. It was generally surmised that the blessing bishop Karl J. Alter of Cincin­ Zone. given life to a number of apos­ the appeal made to them in his actb wbat laraa's r-w tableta do Cliy,...^ .S ta te was from Bishop Jan Vojtassak of Spis, 81-year-old prelate in . .. and bcn’i bov tli9 da it: tolic enterprises: More than 2,- nati, chairman of the N(}WC Ad­ name bears eloquent witness, MAILTOt NATIONAL SHRIKE OF ST. JUDE Slovakia whp was sentenced to 24 years of imprisonment by Fint—a aeiiatlfle eeadsE ear- _____ }}t West Madlien Street, Sec. 99, Chihiceee 6, llllnolt 200 U. S. missionaries in Latin ministrative Board. It said, in not only to their charity but the Reds. ^ ?taarw wth* vu taWala ialo tba bomla America: the Montezuma Semi­ part: also to the vitality and fervor V tor* Uw7thwr diHot.a. TSai.—Sajaa'a 1 gtodefPa BMdicaUr-aoprom (*/iw help from Communists and So­ •Ml —IHjEff H«T tends them on the missions; it is he who begs you and the Catholic Relief Services however, remain the largest He issued the protest “in be­ F«w !■««•. fo« frtf SO r*tn. cialists. The criticism included •vIcR. ««IM ^ iMhtAf distributed food, clothing, and single party and have 34 seats half of millions of people in to old him in order that ho may aid them. If, there­ recent editorials in Osservatore tAOl i INHAl(lt$. medicine valued at $37,000,000 in the regional assembly. It is Russia and in countries held in fore, he sends the vorious societies to their mission to thousands of needy persons. City _da.ly. not yet certain how powerful bondage and slavery under the Np v'HM Owatlnl C*.. fields would you hove him send them empty handed? the Communists and Socialists tyranny of Khrushchev and will be in Sicily’s local gov­ company, who cannot speak for U N O r o t rtll SAMtlEl It it not enough thot we recognize Papal authority ernment, but it is clear that themselves___ " The Archbishop they will be appointed to some of Boston called on others “who in the mission lands; it it equally important that our of the regional cabinet offices. share the same sentiments'' to Faith be supplemented by tocrifices. These ore re­ [NCWC Radio and Wire] protest the visit. No Nagging , ceived by the Vicor of Christ through the Society for the Propogotion of the Faith. Eastern Churchmen Hail BaiJiache Means a GovCTnor Mark Hatfield of Oregon presented the Good Night’s Sleep Possibilities for Unity “Outstanding American Indian” Who is Irish who does not know thot St. Patrick H a o U w bu kacha, baadacha. o r tnaa oi. Cleveland.— Statements by unity to Cbristendom.” The award to Joseph R. Garry lar achat aad paiai W coat oa nth was sent to evangelize the Irish? But let it not be for­ (above), great-great-grandson of DTtr-azartioB, aiaotSonal upaata « dar two O r t b o d o z Churchmen Archbishop, who has head­ to day atrtaa and ctnla. Aad (oOa who gotten thot St. Potrick went to Irelond by order of the lend support to a declaration, quarters in New York City, the Indian Chief, Spokane Garry, tat aad drtak anwiatly auiuttbutt auffer after whom the city of Spokane, laUd Waddtr lm latioe...«lth that raab>- by Archbishop Philip Nabaa, said that reunification of the lau, aacomfonabla (aallM. Holy Pother, Cllestine 1. Patrick hos been rightly called Melkite Rite Archbishop of Christian Churches “is the Wash., is named. If yoD art miaarabla aad worn ewt ba- caaaaof thcM diaeoenfortt. Doaa'i POla ef- the Apostle of Ireland, but in the mind of that great Beirut, Lebanon, that Ortho­ greatest goal of any Chris­ / The full-blooded Coeur d' taa balp by tbair pain rallaaSoi artloa. by dox Christians “want reunion tian leader.” Alene Indian is a member of thair •ootUac^aSact to aaM bladdcr Irri- soul there could be no irelond without the Pope. Potrick latloB, tad by tbair mild fUantie aeUon very much." Patriarch Athenagoras, su­ the Idaho State House of Repre through tba Udnayi—taedias to laciraaa “Seat From God” preme leader of Eastern Or­ sentatives and a Catholic. A tha output of tha I I Bilaa of fctdaay tohaa. went first to the Vicor of Christ ond from him received So if naszinsW kaicba makaa you feal Archbishop Anthony Ba­ thodoxy, said, in an Istanbul Korean War Veteran, he .is serv­ dranad.out, miaarabla, w ith reatlaia. the name Patrick to signify thot % e would be the fother shir. who has jurisdiction interview, that he greeted the ing his sixth term' as president alaapTaat ol«hU, don’t wnIL t ir Doao'a r L . . . . L C.L a a I This humble structure in Costa Rica. PUla, gat tha atm t happy rallaf giilliona of the citizens of heavem" Lnuren ana >cn00l which serves as both school and over O rth o d o x Christians Pope's call for an Ecumenical of the National Congress of bava w o y ^ for oaar M ytan. Aak for throughout Nm Ui America, council in “brotherly spirit.” American Indians. He is a grad­ aaw, l a w , aoooomy aba and aavc m m ay. church, is typical of church and school buildings in the under­ QatDoaa’aFUIatadayl ' developed regions of Latin America. said in Ottawa that he be­ He referred to his New uate of Gonzaga High School, THERE IS NOT A single mission country in the American Conventual Franciscans, who are in charge of lieves Pope John XXIII “was Year’s message, in which he Spokane, and of the Haskell In this church, came to Costa Rica a decade ago to minister lo sent from God to accomplish responded to the Pope's Christ­ dian Institute’s school of busi­ world that has ever been brought to the Church that a sacred mission and bring mas caU for unity. ness. RUPTURE the spiritual needs of the banana plantation workers, and have a aa FRIE FROM TRUSS SLAVERY has not hod Its missionaries sent by the Vicor of seminary with more than 50 boys, a high school, and several mis­ Mow ilwtt li • a m nwUrn Neo-Surgicol sion posts and a parish. TWo of the yoiing men from the parish ItMimoiit Ihol n dnifntd to ptriM iitnily U.S. DELEGATES 'TROUBLEMAKERS' cortKl ruotw*, Tn«« Non-Swratul N m i - Christ. If tht Holy Father olone euthorizes any werd ordained by the Archbishop of San Jose after completing m oti oil to ctrtiA, thot littilrrit Cer- iclK ft of Anorm t n jivn. Writt tedoy society to go to such ond such a mission territory, studies in the U. S. lor ow N(W face look, thot gioro rov FOMifiil ond tiotnicvo viFattv, ond itlli how nen-iutflkollr you does it not follow that he who exercises the ou- one priest who has a city parish of 14,000 souls. He travels once Vienna.—Two Catholic mem | During the festival many attempt to block the U.S. dele­ moT wot>, IxM. Moy, ond lovt ond a month some 200 miles via jeep, horseback, and river boat to mier ifi iho monnot you dniro. Th«d width an d If tor Riifat cc Adam? Him. the Word, whom they re­ in the highly emotional and LamboLW. lOnUT. hfLl,aieM o U.DL That the Son of God did as­ flect to restore them to the per­ frenzy-marked rally. Reports GOD LOVE YOU TO A.H. for $500. "1 am enclosing sume a human nature from the fection that they possessed in circulating here indicate that race of Adam is explicitly the mind of God. this is the flrst and last time Priest Pioneer in Co-Ops a check for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. stated tn the genealogy drawn The Word, moreover, is the the event will be held in a non- Classified Ads up by Luke; “ And Jesus Him­ You mode me reolize how little I hove dtf wOfil ptc tiu). Fiymtnl mutt iccon- socrifice 'for our Holy Pother's Missions, to be opplied itMy t'l ttStn. Adi rte t,^ on Mendtr I Joseph, the son of H eli.. . . the in wisdom by participating ia ceeded in getting off the Michael Moses Coady, guiding ment in 1953. Monsignor Coady ««ll tf*ttr m iKt lUvt pctnltS Iht fti- wherever he feels it will do the most good." . . . to J.B. SOD of Adam” (ii, 23. seq.) the Word of God, as the disciple ground. Points of tension were spirit behind the co-operative was head of the exten^on de­ awina lottfe. for $1.65 "I am sending all the money I have on hond, Absolutely speaking the Word is instructed by receiving the the following: movement that grew to an esti- partment of St. Francis Xavier's AOEMTS WANTED could have bMn incarnated in word o f the master.” The massive Soviet delega­ mated $19,000,000 business UniTersity. From that post he Ru* a tporeklae Grcetlna Cant and in grotitude for wonderful parents ond o good home." a human nature specially cre­ tion attempted to set the tone among Canada's fishermen and cm'dihop at boat. Show fHondt Wbat is the end of the Incar directed the Antigonish, or t t m p lw at oar nnr ItM ChiitUDat ated. This was not fitting of the festival in the opening farqicrs, died here at age 77. . . . to Mrs. M.P. for $5 "I am enclosing a check for nation? Xaverian, Movement, which was and AU Occaafcui CracUns Cards (hough. It was human nature parade by mingling cries of started. to combat the severe and Gins. Take (heir orders and descended from Adam that had The end or main purpose of e a r* iea% proHI. .No experience your poor in thonksgiving for my 95 years." . . . to M.D. "peace and friendship,” the of­ economic depression in the aecesaary. UoaU DOlhIna to try. bdbn corrupted by the sin of the Incarnation is the restora­ ficial siogan. with implied Maritiroes that followed World Write today for samplei on ap- "I was going to buy flowers with this $1, but couldn't Adam, and, therefore, it was fit­ tion of the human race to the ro y a l. R e s tI C rv e ttn la . D e p t. 143, threats in the form of a 100- War I. 'erndale, MIchlaan. ting that the Incarnate Word friendship of God. As a result after I read obout the Society for the Propagation of the foot model of a guided missile; Some 500 credit unions and should assume that same nature of this restoration, the just man ~ INSTRU^ION stores in the .Maritime prov­ Faith. Here is my offering." so as to rectify the corruption is made an adopted son of God. LEAR.N WHILE ASLEEP, hypnotize Americas Get 30 inces— Nova Scotia. New Bruns­ ulU) your recorder, phooosraph. De­ that bad been caused by sin. Speaking of the just, St. Paul wick. and Prince Edward Island tails free Research AisoclaUon, Box Why did the Second Person says: “ You have received a Priests ei Spain M-SV, Olynpla, Washlncton. —are said to have resulted from Why nef use some of the time you spend sitting of the Trinity, rather than the]sP'rit of adoption as sons, by vir- Madrid- — Thirty priests, or­ " n u R s eT ^ r V i n i n o s c h o o l dained in Spain for work in the project. In addition, it de­ other Two Persons, assume ajiuc of which we cry. 'Abba! E asily n la k e S8S w e e k as p rs c tic a l in the bus or subwoy on your way to work or home human nature in the work of'F'Kther.' The Spirit Himself Latin America and the U. S.. veloped 1,000 adult study nurse. Learn qukkJy at home. S'o the Redemption? |?'Yes testimony to our spirit will bring the total number of groups among the 35,000 fisher­ hlah acbool necesaary, no age UaK. saying the WORLDMISSION ROSARY for the mis- V V ritt to d a y f o r fZee bO( les- The answer to this is found inllhal we are Sons of God. But if Spanish priests sent to the men, farmers, loggers, and min­ sons. Post Graduate Sebooi of Nars- sionories throughout the world? If you do not hove the realm o f meUph>-sics and**« “ "e sons, " ’c heirs also; Americas since 1954 to 380. ers of Nova Scotia, few of whom Ini. Room ISE sa. U1 S. Wabash A>e., Chicaso. llUaols. Is explained by St. Thomas.'heirs Indeed of God and joint I The new priests are members were able to read and write. one, send us your request with o $2 offering and MISCELLANEOUS The Word, the Second Personlbeirs with Christ" (Rom. viii.lof the graduation class of the It is estimated that more than we will be happy to send you one. of the Trinitf, which is the 15-18). Theological Sem inao'for C(M)p- half the popyJationlopvJation o f the Mari- Prirotlest Rankin Couniy needs your Trinily. is the eternal concept It was fitting that this work oration with Spanish America ti^ne Proving,'inees benefited from the movementt which has be- C u t o u t this column pin your socrifice to it ond moil!®^ *he Father, the exemplary of restoration of the human race Ordained by .^ehbishop Casi- ___ . , , •Wont you help uo pteaae?“ Father ' 'likeness to which the Father to the adopted sonship of God miro Morcillo Gonzales of Zara- come internationally famous in u 14IUas cay* of over the realm of co-operative phi-.bu^red or us poor Indian boys and it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, N o tio n o ! D irector o f fhe'iooked when He made man. the should be undertaken bv the goza. they w ill serve in the St , _ L J , .. . nrts and he needs your help—even losophy and continues to attract (» „ n send him only a few pen- the the 3 6 6 Fifth "fleetin g the'Second Person « f the Blessed .-\ueustme Diocese in the C. S Society for Propogotion of F o ilh , Ave-'f»f"’«l students from all over the ttl” - Piease pray lor ua loo. SL Jo­ ' * forms of all things. Trinity, who is the Diune Son and in dioceses in Brazil, Argen- seph's Indian School, Chaoberlaln. nue. N ew Y ork lx , N .Y ., or your D iocesgn D irector. , when these forms, now actu-,of God by nature. -,iina. and Venezuela. SJsgr. Mifhael M. Coady b.Dak. .

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TH E REGISTER PAGE THREE Bus Rides Now Illegal, BOBCttNIK W lATOWlCACS Prresf fgnores Bullets LISTENING IN To Aid Dying Pupils *HY, KOMUNlKl, fRA6Ni6MY STVCftCvd (Continued Prom Pope One) But Issue Is Uncertain WAM ftAit f A Nie ft) Leon, Nicaragua. — Father Mark Hurley, a San Francisco A u gusta, M e—Communities Before the meeting of the Peter V, 8-9) that "your adversary the devil, as to minister for the sake o f. us who inherit iniCRCI, Co VVAM OftlECUili^KSl^* high school principal, broke that transport children to pri- Govcmoi* and parly leaders, a roaring lion, goes about seeking someone to salvation” (Heb. i, 14). Their ^ fic e 4 t spiritual. through a platoon of soldiers vcte and parochial schools tech­ some members of the Maine Leg- devour." God allows this, both bMiuse we are They "see the face of the Father in heaven” filing on a group of students to nically will be acting illegally islalure had suggested that on probation, and because He can show us that (Matt, xviii, 10). an intuitive vision that can be give absolution to the dying and if they continue their practice. towns which in the past pro­ He can draw great good out of evil. Tempta­ ascribed only lo a spiritual substance. to help care for the wounded. The situation was created by vided transportation^ tor non­ tion manifests our need of grace, is an occasion Though some ecclesiastical writers had When tbe platoon leader saw the statement of Gov. Clinton public school pupils i ^ h t con­ for strengthening us in virtue, can give us an ap­ trouble with the fact that the angels are wholly tbe priest idvancing, he raised Clauson and party leaders of the tinue to do so until a legal chat, preciation of our own weakness, and can excite spiritual, the Fourth Lateran Council perfectly bis fasnd snd tbe firing stopped. State Legislature, who said it lenge is filed against the prac­ true humility in us. By resisting temptation, man vindicated that doctrine. Since this counciL Tbe visiting priest said be would be "unwise” to call a spe­ tice. does penance for past sins. "God is faithful and there has been no theologian who has denied saw no violence from students cial session over the bsuc. will not permit you to be tempted beyond your the perfect and absolute spiritu^ty of the who were staging a comic pa> The State Supreme Court said For World Congress strength, but with the temptation will also give angels. in May that it sees no constitu­ you a way out that you may be able to bear it” rade (permitted by authorities) to initiate new students at the tional barrier in the transporta­ (IC or. X , 13). Hew Numerous tion. but that permissive legis­ Other remedies against the devil are sacra­ national university. Eight were lation must be obtained from mental Confession; visits to and. reception of Are The Angeis? killed, snd 100 wounded. Politi­ the State Legislature. (he Eucharist; prayer and fasting; the use of Several Fathers of the Church thought there cal tension is mounting as a re­ Six municipalities that trans­ sacramentals, especially holy water; finally exor­ were 99 times as many angels as men. They sult of tbe massacre. port private and parochial pu­ cism. which must be used witb caution and only fancied that they found this in the Gospel pils at public expense appealed with the permission of the Bishop, if it is to be parable of the lost sheep and the 99 that re­ to the Governor to call a special publicly and solemnly performed by a clergy­ mained in the mountains. They understood the Sevenfold Gain session before the new school man. The liturgy has a number of lesser exor­ one sheep as man, and the 99 as angels. Other year opens and to get a law to cisms, and our prayers often have such potency. Doctors thought the number o f angels is twice In Native Clergy make the transportation ar­ the number of good men substituted for the Rome.— In 1918 native priests haviJaf cartoon by Walter Krawiec ap- rangement legal. fallen angels. It is held that a third o f the W ord R n g e l U c i l u c S n iK IT Q S peared in the Driennifc Chtovowsfet, a in AfriuD and Asian missions angels fell. numbered 1,009; today, reports Means Messenger U S c if 4a D a Ia a J Folisb-language Catholic d a % news- The fact is that the number of tbe angels is Fides, mission news agency, The word angel means messenger, and it is wISIT 10 rO lQ fiQ paper which is published by the Fathers very great, but it cannot be fixed by us in any there are 7,364. the name of an office not of a nature, as St. of the Resurrection. definite manner. "Thousands of thousands And. since 1950, the number Augustine wrote. The fact that the angels are The caption reads: “The Godless One (atheist) in Katowice.” PHILIIPS ministered to Him, and 10,000 times 100.000 Katowice is a city in the District of Silesia, Poland, where of native Bishops in these mis­ sent as messengers to help us gives them the stood before Him” (Dan. vii, 10). These Khrushchev spoke to (be Polish miners. It is an especially sion areas has risen from 35 MILK OF MAGNESIA title angels. They have a special mission o^ figures are eloquent. to 89. Tbe statistics did not offi'ce from God. The Incarnate Word was staunch CatboUc part of Poland. * The way the Scriptures speak o f angels, include China, North Korea, called the messenger of the Father, and hence Nikita is saying: "W e Communists desire to create for you TABLETS and North Vietnam, areas Is referred to by Malachias (iii, 1) as the Angel some authorities say that the number cannot be a paradise on earth, not after death, as the priests priMnise you.” under Red rule. Priests in of the Testament. determined, and call it countless. Other theo­ The words above the crowd of listeners mean: “Complete Indis, Ceylon, and Pakistan in­ logians bold that the multitude of angels in­ silence of audience." Below the speakers’ platform is the Evil creased from 529 to 3,182; in comparably exceeds the number of material One suggesting tbe words to the "Godless One" on the platform. in N e w York No Cfse Arriving D enying substances. As tbe purpose of God's creation is Southeast Asia from 327 to aboard a Royal Thot A ngels Exist the perfection of the universe, something that is 1,596; if South Korea, Japan, Dutch .Airliner is P’ather Louis Formosa, and Hong Kong from Some modem religious shysters have tried attained by the production of things that are Paulussen, S.J. (above), world 63 to 775: and in A fr ia from to deny the existence of real angels, and have more perfect, these latter are produced in Ask and Learn promoter of Sodalities of Our 90 to 1,811. There are now 66 reduced them to mere men, to good inspirations greater excess. This is why so many millions Lady. He is in the U. S. to Address P. 0. Box 1620, Denver, Colo. native Bishops in Asia and 23 sent by God. etc. The fact is that the existence of human beings have b ^ n and are being oversee the final preparations in Africa. of angels and archangels, as St. Gregory the created. It is congruous that man should exceed Where can t obtain a list of for the World Congress of So­ feature indecent or suggestive Great wrote, is attested “ in almost every page the animal species. Asserting that the number of boakM forbitUen to C.atholiti? photographs or illustrations, use dalities of Our Lady, to be held men incomparably exceeds both animal and plant of Holy Writ." We find Cherubim guarding the People who ask this question blasphemous or obscene speech at Seton Hall University, South species. Hugon comments: "Finally the number gate of paradise, an angel comforting Agar on usually do not realize that it indiscriminately and repeatedly, Orange, N J - Aug. 20 to 23. of angels must incomparably exce^ tbe number her flight, others appearing to Abraham, help­ would be imposrible— periuipt or hold up to ridicule any na­ ing Lot, manifesting themselves to Jacob, an of men. Again the archangels must numerically not always desirable—to put tional, religious, or racial group. ^^HERE THE TOURIST NEVER GOES . . /' angel smiting the first bom of the Egyptians, exceed the angels, and the archangels the every book dangerous to faith In matters of faith any book going before the camp of Israel, rebuking principalities, and so on." or morals in a written cata­ that extensively or systemati- Balaam, feeding Elias in the desert, scattering Theologians have had many theories about would be a good description of HARET SADER, a suburb of logue. The Index Librorum Pro- a l ly attacks the foundations of Beiml. Famed for natural beauty since biblical days, this sec­ the hosts of Sennacherib, accompanying Tobias angels, based on philosophic reasoning. Some Ubitorum, the only official list religion or tbe Catholic religion tion has became one of the worst slums on his journey, guarding Judith, teaching the have proclaimed a marvelous variety of species of forbidden books for the uni­ must be considered forbidden. of tbe Middle East. To walk through it prophets (such as Daniel); appearing to Zachary among them— in fact many have held that every versal Church, is a slender vol­ is to see . . touch . . . hear . . . smell and the Blessed Vlrgiii; to St. Joseph and also angel ts a separate species. Since an angel is ume, containing hardly 2,000 Often in accounU o f the op- . . . tbe uUimale in material and human to the shepherds at Bethlehem; ministering to incorruptible, they say these species will titles, most of which were not perllioiu o f the B leet^ Virgin qu i«t on th« poverty. The people are struggling to Christ in tbe desert; announcing the Resur­ everlasting. written in English. A copy can mHo it repretenled a* weeping. \ teoth ln c front... w 9 better (heir condition and among their rection of Christ, etc.; they are often spoken of St. Thomas Aquinas asserted it is impossible be obtained from any dealer in How eon $be weep if in heatien ^ V first requests is a desire for a parish in the Gospels, Acts, Apocalypse, etc. for there to be two angels of one species. Hugon foreign books and some CathoUckM ro i$ perfeet Jor? r ja t Church. They feel a Church, close at is inclined to agree with him. In 1277. the Uni­ publishers or book dealers (it Whenever we hear it said that hand, will give (hem the strength to They are not allegories or abstractions, but fight these terrible odds of poverty and versity of Paris condemned this idea (not the is printed in Latin by the Vati­ the Blessed Mother weeps for are real persons, to whom personal acts are the propaganda of hale which springs Church, but tbe university). When Thomas was can Press and is readily consult- the offenses against her Divine NUM-ZIT attributed. Tbe fallen angels are to be judged able because (he listings are by from it. The cost of the Church will be canonized in 1323. the condemnation wu re­ Son, or that each sin we com­ T— UtioB at the end of time with men: “And the angels both author and title). But the Til Hify PiuM Mism»/iH $4,000. Will you help to swing the fight voked. “Tbomists." says Hugon. "have always mit renews the Passion of Ft t— also who did not preserve their original state, adhered to and now adhere to the opinion of written Index is chiefly for Christ, what we mean is that in briloBon, uncreleie paint, fuAtOrimtalChiinb for God and human liberty? •tkfarNVM -ZIT Adnil SCrtnglt, but forsook their abode, He has kept in ever­ the Holy Doctor." scholars, and it is not what or­ every sin the cause of Christ's lasting chains under darkness for the judgment dinary readers have in mind death is presented anew. For — AeM t at SUSAC Cweefetlaa — REMEMBER THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL of the great day” (Jude vi). when they ask this question. every grievous sin now being Patroneu of Snffereri from Heb. i, 14, refers to the good angels as Man^ Vorielies There have been private AND YOUR GOOD WILL LIVE AFTER YOU. committed Christ really died; N E R V O U S .AND M E N TA L ministering spirits.” who behold the face of Catholic agencies solely devoted 01 Angeis even the sin of the present mo­ DISORDERS . . . The glory of the Transfiguration the Father (M att xvili, 10), and have joy be­ It is Catholic doctrine that the angels differ to judging the more noteworthy ment led to His death. cause of a sinner who repents (Luke xv, 7). Many novenas cele­ (Feast August $) has blinded MAGID from one another. They are not o f the same current books from a moral as In a similar sense we ascribe and ANTOIN to the things of this They are, however, created powers, for in brate throughout species, as human souls are. It is of faith that weU as a literary point of view. the sufferings of Mary to tbe world. They wish to live in this the year in the flrst Christ "were created all things to the heavens the angels are inferior or superior to one an­ Perhaps the most ambitious of sins of mankind even today— "glory’' on earth as well as in heaven. and on the earth, things visible and things in­ these still current is The Critic, church in America other, for Scripture and Tradition assert differ­ her sufferings on earth were dedicated in her They also wish to share it with their visible. whether Thrones, or Dominations, or published at 210 W. Madison ence in rank, without determining in what it caused by all the sins that of­ honor. Beg her help friends and neighbors. These boys wish Principalities, or Powers. All things have been Street, Chicago 6, a magazine to become priests. Will you help them? should consist. There are angelic hierarchies fended her Son (Rev. H. Jon- and intercession. created through Him and unto Him" (Colossians that appears eight times a year. Each boy must have a sponsor who will and choirs. St. Augustine wrote; "That there gen, S.M.M.: Look— The Ma­ For many books, the only re­ For information pay his necessary expenses of $100 a i, 16). We are told of God: “Thou hast made are Thrones, Dominations, Principalities, and donna Is Weeping, pp. 130-131). him"— man—“a little less than the angels” (I course one has is to decide for about the League of year during the six year seminary course. Powers in the polity of heaven I do most firmly Just as the Risen Christ can himself, by inspecting the book St. Dymphna. No­ You may pay the money in any manner Peter ii, 11). Angels are our aides in salvation: believe, but I hold witb undoubted faith that neither suffer nor die, so Mary, or magazine to see whether it vena Booklets, Stat­ convenient. “Are they not all ministering spirits, sent for they differ in some respect among themselves.” now beyond suffering in heaven, is dangerous to one’s moral or ues and Medals, service, for the sake of those who shall inherit fContra Prise., xiv). experiences none of the pangs write to: religious life. Often, in tbe case MASS OFFERINGS MAY MEAN ADDITIONAL SACRIFICE salvation?" (Hebrews i, 14). she suffered on earth. But. just (The ceJnUal hierarchy roaaltu of nln* cholra— of cheap paper-bound novels or FOR YOU WHICH IS GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL . . . MASS God could annihilate angels by His absolute as Christ suffered, not only for National Shrine of angels, archangels, virtues, powers, princlpainies, doml- magazines, this can be decided OFFERINGS MEAN LESS PHYSICAL SACRIFICE FOR YOUR nidons, (hrones, cbenibim, and Mraphlm. Each rank power, but theologians point out that He never the sins that were committed up ST. DYMPHNA Is distinct, with dignity and powera of Its own. A ll are from a mere glance at the cover. MISSIONARIES WHICH IS ALSO GOOD! will, whether in the natural order, or by mir­ to His crucifixion, but also for MassiUcm, Ohio united In a harmony of praise and worship of the The criteria for objectionable T r in it y . 1 acle. He wilt not do it in the order of all those (hat were to be com­ books laid down by the National St. Augustine wrote; “We know of the angels nature, for God as the Author of Nature does mitted till the end of time, we SISTER THERESE and .SISTER MARIE Organization for Decent Litera­ from faith, and we read that they have appeared not withdraw from things what is proper to can say, in a sense, that Christ's Free to WRITERS have long desired to share the joys of Our ture follow more or less the Lady (Feast August 5) . . . and you can make to many, and therefore we have no right to deny their natures. It is proper to spiritual natures agonies, and therefore Mary's categories of Canon 1399 of the seeking a book publisher It possible! These two young girls will be ac­ their existence.” The Creeds assure us that to be immortal. Therefore God will not with­ sorrows, will be renewed until Two (Kt-fcIM . illvsttiltd broclHirot «4I Code of Canon Law into which cepted by tbe Little Sisters of Jesus in Jer­ there are angels, and the Fourth Lateran Coun­ draw from them immateriality with respect to the last sin is committed. Every how to publlth evoti' book, 91I 4 0 % tOYOt- forbidden books fall. Publica­ lloi, nttiooil oifToMiiino, publicity, itiS usalem, IF we can find a sponsor for each cil speaks plainly of God's creating them: “Who the natural order. He will not do this even by sin now committed means that b'omollon. Ftoo tditorill b m j IcoI. W n lo tions the NODL lists as objec­ who will be willing to pay her necessary ex­ by His infinite power at once and from the a miracle, for a miracle is ordered to a greater He was that much more hurt at O opl. OSS. tionable are those that glorify EXPOSITION P«EU, 3SS 4lh A n., M.Y. IS penses of $150 a year for the two year period beginning of time created out of nothing both good, namely, the manifestation of grace. But His Passion, and every sin that of novitiate (raining. Will you adopt one of crime or the criminal, describe the angelic and the mundane creature, and annihilation does not manifest grace, and God's we do not commit means that by these young nuns as a pledge of your devotion to Our Lady? in detail how to commit criminal afterwards the human, who is, as it were, a goodness is belter shown by preservation than that much He was less offended HOPELESS acts, exploit horror or cruelty, composite of spirit and body.” This definition by destruction. Therefore no intelligent crea­ than He might have been. In a portray sex facta offensively, HAVE YOU IN(3UIRED ABOUT OUR SUSPENSE PLAN FOR was confirmed by the Vatican Council. ture will ever be reduced to nothingness. true sense the sin of the present DESPERATE GREGORIAN MASSES? DO IT TODAY . . . THEY WILL God created angels; He will preserve (hem. Chinese Regime Said moment led to His death, inas­ HELP YOU WHEN NO ONE ELSE CAN . . . AFTER YOUR Angels Possible« Only God is in the fullest sense immortal and much as He would have died to IMPOSSIBLE DEATH! Phile50pli]r Proves immutable. Totally Demoralized atone for it if that were the only sin committed, after orig­ The possibility of angels is thus discussed New York.—Archbishop Paul inal sin. Have Faith in by tbe theologian Hugon: "Human reason Yu-pin, exiled from Nanking, THE TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD is brought be­ Rngels Can Work Principally Christ died on ac- proves the possibUity of 8eparated..substances, China, said the Chinese Commu­ St. Jude fore us each year by tbe Church (.August 6i to remind us of In Assumed Body nist regime appears to be com- rount of original sin, which the Eternal Glory which shall be ours if we remain close to without any connection with matter, which we you'll never regret it . . . An angel can appear in an assumed body. It pletely demoralized and b es e to u r whole nature; sec- Christ every day of our lives. The reward is great, but great call angels. For reason demonstiates the Send for your free Novena must be intimately and substantially present in; by constant disorders, troubles, ondarily on account of actual too is the price we must pay! The problems and difficulties of existence of an incomplete spiritual substance Prayerbook, "St. Jude, His and revolts. The free world, he sin, which is personal to us. life make it necessary that we use every means of assistance that is the form of the [human] body, and yet that body; otherwise there would be no truei Life. His Novena” (Touched said, knows almost nothing; In another real sense. Christ possible. One source of supernatural help is a membership in lives a true life outside (he body. For these apparition of the angel; it must be vnited tol to bis relic). Perpetual No- about the situation. ican be said to be suffering even the Catholic Near East. Through this membership you share in three facts arc proved from philosophy: That the body as the mover to the thing moved, (orl .venas every Wednesday. the daily .Masa of the Holy Father and Cardinal Spellman as The Archbishop attributed the today, inasmuch as Christ is the the soul is spiritual; that it is immortal outside this angel is not the form of the body. In the' Rt. Rov. M tgr. Froncio J. K ttt well as in the Masses of heroic missionary priests throughout Reds' difficulties to the com- Head of the Mystical Body, the Spirihuol O lrM tor the body, and that it is (he form of tbe body, Old Testament, (jod appeared various times' the Near East. You also are remembered in daily sacrifices, mune system of complete collec- Church. It was in this sense that and therefore. an incomplete spiritual sub­ through the ministry of angels. CHURCH OF ST. JUDE prayers and good works of the .Sisters and Ijiy Auxiliaries in tivization of life which has I Jesus told Paul on (he road to stance. . . . As it is possible for the form of the The philosophers have met many problems VOTIVE GUILD this mission field. Join today and help yourself on the road to broken up many families. In ad- Damascus: "I am Jesus, whom body to live outside that body, it is a forttori with angels. Since these spirits are not con­ M l Wen 204 9(. Eternal Glory! dition, he said, natural calami- thou art persecuting” (Acts possible that outside bodies there should exist tained in place, and also are not present every­ ties have made things worse. ,ix. 5|. New York S4, N.Y. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP PERPETU AL MEMBEK.SHIP complete substances that are not the forms of where. they are nol in place ctrcumseriplitwlv, Individual . $1 Individual $ 20 ■any bodies. Therefore reason shows that com- because that mode of existence demands dimensions, by force of which the thing placed Family ...... 5 Family 100 ,plete spiritual substances are made possible, and 'these we call angels." is applied to a place and kept there. But the In ancient times, some of the noted Catholic angels lack dimensions, as they lack matter, and END MARKET UNCERTAINTIES GIVE TO WIN THE WORLD FOR CHRIST. writers believed that the fall of the angels was rather contain a place than are contained by a due to lust for women. This theory has no basis place. They are said to be in a place de/tn<- 111 revelation, and in lime the Greek FaihAs iirely. for they are not circumscribed by a place Ll2earBst(Dissionsj^ were fully convinced of the immateriality of hut cannot be in other places when their power angels, called them immaterial and spiritual, is bounded and restricted to one place. FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN. President and declared it nonsense lo imagine that they We are all going to have an interesting time ENJOY Msgr. Peter P. Touhy, NatT Sec'y were linked to material substances by means of S*nd sll cotnmuniesllens <«: in heaven studying the angels, whose nature is CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION bodies or could have intercourse and offspring. far from ours in some respects.-Monsignor 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. .Angels are called "ministering spirits, sent .Matthew Smith .MOTHER SETON H.\I) GRE.AT ROLE IN .AMERIC A A S « AND DEFINITE INCOME FOR LIFE THE REGISTER on yoof investmenfj fhroug/i our Published every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. 934-950 Bannock Street. Denver 1, Colo. Post Office Box 1620 PLEA MADE FOR 1ST U.S. SAINT Member Audit Buroou of Clr.: Rov. Daniel naharty, U.A.; Paul H. Hallott, U ltiD .; Frank Mor- Mother Elizabeth Bayley Seton. eight followers. It was the first I'oQndod 4 Convents rlB , B.S., U .B .. UttJ>. a native American, was made at; native American sisterhood. Fatima. Portugal—A Re'e, Kansas City to Kansaa, and Denver; Dioceses of Grand Island. the Washington. D C , msUlu- who was the Suptnor General N a m e . of the Catholic Uni-ersily of Great Falla, Helena, Reno. Lkivotn, WJieellns, Peoria, Altoona-Johns (iun. pointed out that the ori­ of the Dummican Nuns of the America. town, Am artllo, Duluth. .NsahvUle Salt Lake l.Tl>, Sallna, Erie. Kansas ginal liny foundation has grown Perpt-tual Rasarv Mother l.uuis Foil FUITHEB A d d re s s - Clty-Sl. Joseph, Tucson, W ichita, Dea Moines, Spokane. Pueblo, Steu .\ public request for her into SIX commumties with al sponsored a fcdention of inde details to *'=0^ benville. Cheyenne, Lafatelle, Alevandru, Nalcher-Jeckaoa. Estnsiiile cause was made lo the Pope most 10.000 professed religious pendent Dominican communities' City. .Zone. .State. Green Bay, Bulte, □ Paso. The lin>ce>e of Dodxe City uses the Wichita last December at the first public in the US and Caneda. He m 1932 and had been its Supe edlllon, and the Cincinnati Arthdloceoe also publiihes a Dayton consistory of his reign. The spoke al a Pontifical Mass, nor Genera! since that time.j e d itio n . Holy Father at that time gave offered by .Urchbishop Egidio She founded convents in Syra-: ______Second-Claaa Poitagc Paid at Denser. Colorado his formal consent to proceed, Vagnozzi. .Apostolic Delegate, cuse. .S'Y ; Glasgow. Scotland; REV. FATHERicn RALPHnHLrn s . v . d , c a t h o l i c universitiis and Vatican officials have esti-> and attended by Bishops of the Rome, and Fatima. The latter mated (hat America could have. dioceses in which the Sisters of was dedicated to Pius XU. 316 N. MICHIGAN / CHICAGO i T H E REGISTER Vofican Cifes Donger 15 U.S. Priests Begin Of 'Seaf Generation' V iticin City. — The main cause of the “crisis of youth.' Work in South America Vatican Radio declared, is the Lima, Peru.— A typical Araer> are the first memben of a new family degeneration “ which has lean crowd saw 13 U. S. priests society of diocesan priests, uprooted social principles and leave here for their first assign­ united for the conservation and traditional norms." ments in South America. Father extension of the faith in Latin The broadcast attributed the Alexander 0. Sigur, editor of A m vica. excesses of the “ beat genera­ the Southwest Loumona Regit- The idea and plan were all tion." which have become a ter, Lafayette, reports. Cardinal Cushing's, writes Fa­ problem of worldwide scope, to More (ban 100 American ther Sigur, now on a tour of a lack of a sense of God. “ It Maryknollers, CarmeUtes, Co- South America. During s visit is necessary to give youths a lumbans, Mariaiists, and visit­ to Rome in 1949, the Cardinal sense of God because they have ing diocesan priests were on told Pope Pius XC about the only a sense of the world,” the hand when the 14 Bostonians Boston Archdiocese's lend-lease speaker remarked. and one Chicagoan set out. program, which provided priests “Youngsters today," the sta­ Mission history was written in for work in needy states. Cw LSUU This 12-foot high picture of Christ tion said, "live in a world weak the fact that the missionaries ‘Do not forget South Amer cross dominated the catechetical on morals, and this condition ica.” Pius X n told the Cardinal. I n6ni6 OT BXniOIT hardly is conducive to forming Center in Birthplace The answer to the Holy Fa exhibit prepared by the student Christian Brothers of St. Mi­ right judgments in regard to Honors Father Serra Iher's suggestion came to fru­ chael’s College in SsnU Fe, N. Mex. The purpose of the painting themselves or others. Free of ition in 1957 with the formal was to serve as a unifying principle for all the booths of the Petra, S p a in .-A museum and exhibit, which sought to show the importance of directing the any restraint, they follow the study center have been opened establishment of the Society of sensible, emotional, intellectual, and volitional powers of the easiest way." The family must to Ctmmemorale Father Juni- St. James the Apostle. be ready to sacrifice everything After a period of study at the pupil tfi accordance with the mind of Christ Distinguished vis­ pero Serra, native of Petra and itors included Christian Brothers from all over the U.S. who for the future of its children, pioneer Franciscan who founded HaryknoU Fathen' language convened in Santa Fe for the 20tb annual national (piristian the station concluded. nine missions in California be­ school in Cochabamba. Bolivia, I Brothers’ Educational Associatipn convention.______tween 1760-82. retreat, and a vacation, the Wogo Low Work 4a U iiM # "It’s a pleasure to Sts. Cyril and Methodius, Danville, Pa., as In a speech, Jacob Carter, prieats are assigned for a flve- JUDII06 w in TO NUnS teach Sisters.” golden jubilee gift to the community. yew term. They may elect to Of Sister Proised cultural attache of the U S. Ei^- says Dr. Norman Hudak of Obertin College. Ober- Dr. Hudak is conducting a class of 18 Sisters bassy to Spain, referred to the remain or return to work in the Prayer for Motorists Washington. — The pioneer lin, Q. “They’re in earnest; they're enthusiastic; in general chemistry at St. Cyril's Academy. Dan­ statue of the priest in the U.S. U. S. after that. work of Sister Miriam Theresa they're a charming group." ville, an extension of Marywood College, Scran­ Capitol: It is a symbol of what The 14 Boston archdiocesan Issued by John X X III in bringing about the enactment To emulate the example of lay persons who ton. for undergraduate studies. Spain represents (or the Ameri­ priests are Fathers Donald G. Vatican City.— The text of a Thee, grant that we automobile of the nation's first minimum donate a year or'two of personal service to the In the picture above Dr. Hudak is shown with cas— determination, strength, Ballou, Frederic MI Cameron. prayer for motorists by Pope drivers, required to •rive along wage law covering women and missionary activities of the Church. Dr. Hudak;three members of the class in the chemistry great heart, a l.OOO^year-old civ- George Flynn. David C. Kelly. John XXIII has been published ittoets Oi this world in .the serv­ minors was lauded in the U.S. is offering bis teaching services to the Sisters o f; laboratory. iliution, and spirituality. John C. Lyons, James T. Me ice of our brothers, will heed Senate. Donald. Paul F. McGreevy, Leo in Acta Apoxtolicae Sedix (Acts Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon R. Mahoney. Joseph I. Martin. of the Holy See), official Vati­ our grave responsibility, and show us the road of charity and told the Senate that Oregon's Nun Superiors Counseled Rudolph Masciarelli, William T. can organ. The text follows: Bishop of Savannah, "God, Father Almighty, who prudunce. minimum wage law was chiefly PearsaU, Daniel J. Sheehan, Jesus, Incarnate Word, who enacted as a result of a survey Robert J. Supple, and Anthony has created man in Thy image, has traveled here the earth’s conducted 43 years ago by Sis­ To Encourage Initiative J. Vasaturo. infusing the body with an im­ roa ^ and seas to flee enemies, ter Miriam Theresa—then Caro­ 1922-35, Dies at 83 The I5th priest is Father mortal soul which yearns for Notre Dame, Ind.— Sister Su­ live with his employes. Cardinal Thee and the paths of faith, to bear the infirm, and to line J. Gleason—o f conditions Washington. — Pontifical Re­ onist to Archbishop (later Car­ periors were advised to say Raymond Cowell of Chicago. Cushing d eclar^ that “those wishing to reach and rest in preach the reign of heaven, in Oregon sweatshops. The nun quiem Mass was offered in St. dinal) John Bonza'nb, Apostolic [NCWC Radio and Wire) "Yes” more often than “ No," who exercise authority in reli­ make us strong and persevering now is head of the social sci­ Gabriel's Church for Bishop Mi­ Delegate to the U.S. and to encourage and support gious communities should know in the good and preserve us ences department of klarylburst chael J. Keyes, S.M., who In December. 1921. he was individual initiative. Cardinal something o f the fundamental always in Thy grace. College. Maryihurst, Ore. named president of the Marist Richard Cushing also suggested psychology of human relation­ "Immaculate Virgin, who was College in Washington. Four ships.'' and told them to go to that religious superiors go to (he support of the Child Jesus months later his appointment modern psychology to help de­ modern psychology for those Cardinol Lereare on the road to exile, the guide as Bishop of Savannah was an­ velop “ certain of the skUls of skills. Plans U. S. Visit on HU journeys as a boy to the nounced. On O ct 18. 1022, be leadership and government." He said that the religious su Holy City, close to the foot of New York.— Cardinal Giaco­ was consecrated in Baltimore. The Boston Archbishop spoke perior may be either coercive Calvary, and who now, assumed mo Lercaro, Archbishop of Bol- In 1935, after numerous ac­ at the opening o f the seventh or inspirational in exercising into heaven, reigns u queen of logna, Italy; is scheduled to ar­ complishments including vigor­ annual Institute o f Spirituality. authority, and the former is the the world, mother of goodness rive here Aug. 17 for a ISday ous promotion of the Georgia He said that the good religious one who relies on saying “No.' and mercy, road and gate of visit in the U.S. Catholic Laymen's Associatipn, superior must be intelligent, Over 1,000 Nuns Attend heaven, be for us a protector The Cardinal will be the prin­ he retired for reasons of health emotionally stable, and capable More than 1,000 nuns, includ­ in our earthly voyages, defend cipal speaker at the 20th North and was appointed Titular o f adjusting to changing situa­ ing superiors from many parts tu from dangers of soul and American Liturgical Week to Bishop of Areopolis. tions. He cited "definite simi­ of the country, attended the body to which we are continually be held in Notre Dame, Ind., He uved at the Marist College, larities” in the relationship of institute. exposed, and make us good and Aug. 23-26. He will address the and taught moral theology from a religioua superior with her patient toward our neighbor session on Aug. 24. While in 1938 to 1958. subjects and a business execu- 350th Anniversary who entrusts himself to us. the U.S. Cardinal Lercaro will Winooski Pafk. Vt. — The “Heavenly spirits, who fly visit seven major American Brothen o f the Sacred Heart through space as messengers of cities before returning to Italy Remarkable Decade Noted of Pascoag, R. I., participated in the Most High, saints of heaven, Sept. 1. He wiU receive an hon­ Champlain Day program at above all, you who were apos­ orary doctor of laws degree Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y. The tles. missionaries, and Christ- from Notre Dame U. By Prefecture in Formosa r\IJ D..S George Rowe, street and water com Taichung. Formosa.— In less liam F. Kupfer, M.M., of Flush­ event commemorated tte day U lU f DU i U S Q Q I6 missioner of Silver Plume, Colo., a near- bearers. implore for us a lively 350 years ago when Samuel de faith to guide our life to God than 10 years, the Apostolic ing, N. Y.. was assigned as Pre­ ghost town of 800 inhabitants that once boasted a population of Spirit of Catholics Prefecture of Taichung baa ac­ Champlain, French explorer, and to seek always to be pre­ Bishop M. J. Keyes, S.M. fect Apostolic, the area bad 2,000, is shown explaining to visitors an old band^lrawn. band- led a canoecade of Indian allies pared for the last voyage to the Will Renew World quired a pro-Cathedral. schools, only five parishes to serve 3,- pumped fire engine that still serves the residents of the once- a hospital and four dispen­ 000 Catholics. Today is has 26 to a spot that-now forms the eternal country where, with New York.—"The spirit of beaded the Diocese of Savan­ famous mining town. The spectators are Dr. Nolie Mumey, saries, three novitiates, two stu­ parishes serving 21,630. grounds of Fort Ticonderoga. you, we will praise God forever Catholics is much stronger than nah, Ga., from 1822 to 1935. He physician-historian of Denver; Sister Coina of Taos, N. Mex.; and was 83. dent hostels, a cemetery, an or­ Although the Catholic popula­ and ever. Amen." (Three years' the national spirit,” and the task Sister Rose Frances of Sterling, Colo., who visited the historic The Pontifical Requiem Mass phanage, a Catholic center, and tion is still considered small, indulgence attached under usual of the second World Sodalities Former Red Prisoner gold and silver mining town as part of the third Coe Foundatieii- was offered by Archbishop Egi- now a new Catholic radio sta­ it is increasing rapidly. The past conditions.) INCWC Radio and Congress will be to develop a Offers Freedom Mass sponsored American Studies Program at Loretto Heights College, dio Vagnozri, Apostolic Dele­ tion and printing press. year there were 4,047 Baptisms Wire] world spirit that is far stronger New York. — Father Peter Loretto, Colo. The object of the program is an inter-disciplinary gate to the United States. The This evidence of the con­ and 2,811 catechumens under than 'any that has ever existed. Leoni, S.J. released from a pri study of the American cultural heritage. sermon was delivered by Bishop tinued progres)! of the Church instruction. Honor Croat Patron "A new world is in the mak­ son camp in Vorkuta, Northern Philip M. Hannan, Auxiliary of here was marked recently by Located in the western part Chicago.— The annual novena ing, and it will be one world. Russia, in 1955, after being Washington. the opening ceremonies, all in of the country, just across from at Holy Trinity Church in honor The church concept o f the Mys­ held 10 years, celebrated the A native of Ireland, Bishop one day. for the radio station, Red China, the prefecture has Keeping Up With Events of Our Lady of Bbtrica. Croatian tical Body of Christ is the idea ninth annual Byzantine Mass Keyes came to the United printing press, and the Catholic an overall population of 1.- (Comment by Paul H. Hallett, Litt.D.) patron, will -culminate in a pro­ of world federation.” for freedom of religion in Rus­ States in 1896. He entered the center's summer program. The 035,622. ing to e n co u ra g e vocations cession Aug. 16. For more This was the prediction made sia and other Communist-domi­ ‘Nun’s Story’ Marist Order and Was ordained radio station is run by the ambng a special group of people, than 500 years pilgrimages have by Father Louis Faulussen, SJ., nated lands, OR the Bronx cam­ Although I did not have an in 1907. Jesuits, and the new press is which in the past has given been made to the shrine of Our of Rome, international director College Students Plan pus of Fordbam University. opportunity to see the picture In 1909, he became a teacher an addition to the Hua Ming hardly any to the Church. Hb Lady of Bbtrica, 20 miles north oi the S^etariat of World So­ With singing in Old Slavonic myself. I have received many of moral theology and canon plant, conducted by the Immac­ To Cite U.S. Senator labors are just now bearing of Zagreb, capital of Croatia. dalities. The congress will be by an o cappello choir, the Mass Interesting comments on The law at the Marist College. From ulate Heart of Mary Fathers. Washington. — The National fruit, and h e -b naturally per held Aug. 20-23 at Seton Hall followed the ancient Stavo- Nun’s Story. None of them ac­ 1912 to 1922, he served as can In 1051, when Monsignor Wil- Federation of Catholic College (urbed by a film whose chief Unlvenity In South Orange, Byzantine Rite, common to cused the producer or the. author Divorce Angle Killed Students will present U. S. Sen. effect, as Le sees it, would be to N J. Some 5,000 delegates are more than 100,000,000 worship­ of ill will but most did regard Eugene J. McCarthy o f Minne­ dbcourige the people among By State Legislature expected to attend. pers in Eastern Europe and the the film as unfortunate in its sota with its 1959 Archbishop whom he works from entering Madison, W b.— An attempt to Red Mayor in Argentina Middle East. effects. Noll award as an outstanding the religious life. change state law so as to permit Cares for Catholics One such letter was from a Catholic college alumnus. The stories of nuns who re­ divorces when both parties are ‘Censored’ priest-friend of mine, a superior In Soviet Zone Meets His 'Don Camillo' The Senator received his mained happily in tkeir com guilty of misconduct was of a community of priests and Brinkmann, Argentina.—The be victorious over the forces of bachelor’s degree from St. munities can furnbh an abun­ quashed by the Wisconsin State a man o f deep spirituality. This Communist mayor of this tovm, darkness." ^ John’s University. CoIlegeviUe, dance of drama, if that, b what Legislature when revising the is the gist of what he wrote: who won a year ago with some The priest was sent to Brink- Minn., in 1935. He taught at S i the motion picture producers family law code. The idea, “ Everything is on the negative 700 votes in a population of mano three years ago in answer John’s and at the College of SO seek to portray in their extrava known as “ the doctrine of com­ side. This makes me sure that 5,000, has met bis “Don Camillo” to reports that Communism was Thomas in St. Paul from 1940 to ganzas. parative rectitude,” has been op­ in the form of a 80-year-oId growing. Father Isaac found 1948, when he was elected to such a filn x ^ ll serve only to posed by the Church in Wiscon­ priest. Father Jorges Isaac. that Marxism arrived in town the U- S- House of Represents put the brakesN)n the vocation sin. It would permit a judge to in 1934 with the butter factory. of any Catholld girl who has Polish Paper Defends To the claims of Mayor Felix Uves. grant a divorce to the less He also reported only 40 Catb been consideria^ entering a con­ Stradella, 48, that he would win Rights of the Church guilty of two parties. olic communicants. vent. and in many cases it will The Legislature voted to re­ another election with 1,300 Priests Do Research Warsaw. — Typodnik Povx- Father Isaac increased his bring such a tender vocation to tain the doctrine of recrimina­ votes. Father Isaac replies; “ Not zechny, a Catholic newspaper congregation to 500. and has an For City’s 400th Year a full stop forever. so. Ninety per cent of the peo­ tion. Under this measure courts immediate goal of 700. St. Augustine, Fla. — Eight “ Reluctant parents will have a published in Cracow, declared ple here are Catholics, but they that the Church has every right refuse a divorce when both par­ Time will tell whether Mayor priests have been selected by good and convincing devil's ad­ lack discipline. More and more to express its views not only ties are found guilty of mb- Stradella can repeat his victory Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley of vocate to keep their daughters conduct The revised code now are returning to the Church ev­ on religious matters but also on of 753 votes to 699 for his near­ St. Augustine, chairman of the out o f the convent. The only goes to Gov. Gaylord Nelson, ery day. We cannot lose, because those affecting public life and est competitor. Catholic Quadricentennial Com­ thing praiseworthy about the the forces of light will always the nation's weUare, including who is expected lo sign it mittee, to begin research on film is that there is no sex or politics. It stressed, however, Three in Family Florida's Catholic history for love interest in it; but the rest Bro. Andre’s Birth that "Uib does not mean the Takes Bishop’s Advice the 400th anniversary of this goes against human feelings. Church b trying to gain suprem­ Umtall. Southern Rhodesia.— On Cure d’Ars Day city, first permanent White “Only a few times does there acy over the State, as (e a r^ by A lead role in a local production Montreal.— (Special) —August a settlement in the U.S., to take appear a sign fif love, affection, some Marxists.” of Tennessee Williams' The Rose 9. the day that marks the cen place in 1965. or tenderness on the face of Sis­ Noting that the Polish Reds Tattoo was turned down by Ruth tennial of the death of St. Jean The priest-writers, in addition ter Luke's superiors. have given up (heir unsuccessful Dawson. The highly rated ac­ Baptiste Vianney, the Cure to other aspects, will prepare "She had to give up even the *2 L Adolf Bolte (above). policy of “studied indifference” tress consulted Bishop Donal d ' ^ , also coincides with the monographs on the contribu­ D i v L a n Carlos Borge (above) thought of father and mother to DiSnOp named Bitbop of toward the Church, the article Lament. O.Carm., and he ad­ anniversary of the birth of tions of early Spanish, Irish,. D IS n O p of Managua, Nieara unite herself with God. Fulda In Germany by Pope John said the Communists h a v e vised her to refuse the part be­ Brother Andre, C.S.C., the foun­ and French missionaries to gua. was the victim of gorem "Never is a public recreation X Xni, was enthroned in the launched an active anti-religious cause the play b “suggestive der of St. Joseph's Oratory, the Catholic culture in Florida. men! censors when he wrote an of the community represented, Fulda Cathedral by Archbishop campaign. and objectionable.” famous shrine of this city. article for the editorial page of in spile of the fact that this is Lorenz Jaeger of Paderborn. Lo Prensa. independent daily pa­ Brother Andre, who died in a part of everyday life in the Formerly Auxiliary to Bishop the odor of sanctity in 1937. is D. OF I. TEACH per. The Bishop criticized per convents. You Lear much about Johannes Baptist Dietz, Bishop already held in wide veneration i sons who use the word "Com obedience and humility Jn the Bolte succeeds the BO-yearotd throughout North America. 77J56 PERSONS munism" for everything con- film, but nothing about charity. prelate, who resigned from the New Haven, Conn.—A total trary to their interests. “Under such a continuous or­ see last October for reasons of of 77,156 persons have received deal, Sister Luke's life was an health. 400 Younjr Christian eternal clash, until naturally shq Bom in Hanover, Germany, Workers at Convention SSr e^rZnsS^ed'v Comoldolese fo Open broke down and gave up such a Nov. 15.1901. Bishop Bolte was Rensselaer, Ind — Nearly 400 life as an impouibOity to human ordained in 1928. He is widely 2nd U . S . foundotioH nature, since no matter what you known (or devoting himself to young men and women and Sership of no.ooo , Steubenville. 0 -The second did in that picture you were al­ the pastoral care of the diocese's nearly 75 priests from 35 states Father G. Kaiser.^u s.foundaUonoftheCamaldo- Soviet Zone parishes. are attending the 1959 na ways in distress. lional convention of (he Young d - r e c « of the orgamza-',^,^ one of the “But if such were the reality Christian Workers Aug. 8-14 at of Mr. »”• Church's oldest and most lus-lof convent life, the sisterhoods Diocese Uses 700 St. J o s e p h 's Three Daughters °n ^ d nounein.’ a national board of j „ e religious communities of would long ago have destroyed Lutheran Churches college. These Mrs. Charles Wagner of Al'ou-I ...... is to be established...... on themselves. Long before this Aachen, Germany. — Bishop young work- querque, N. Mex.. will partici-!?*^'partici-! a farm outside McConnelsviile. picture was made. St. Thomas ------,nH *3- Mcmbers from the U.S.,|o,^ this diocese. Otto Spuelbeck of Meissen, in ers are giving pate in reception and professlon'Ji’. '^1^" Aquinas said that no penon can the Soviet Zone of Germany, up one week ceremonies Aug. 12 at Assisi, .j|j PP’ es| Bishop John King Mussio has long endure a heavy ordeal with­ said that, although 100 churches of their vacs- HeigbU. Rochester. Minn., the; 'invited the Congregation of the out any consolation. That is just have been built since 1945. some tion to learn mother-house of the Sisters of-^ . ^Camaldolese i.amaiuuieK neniuis Hermits ui of numc Monte how 1 would entitle The Nun’s 700 parishes are dependvnt and d i s c u s s the Third Order Regular of s i.A iC n a Z Z a n o r llg r im a g e iC a r o n a , Italy, to set up a foun- Story: Unbearable Ordeal. upon the kindness of Lutheran the problems Francis of the Congregation ofi London. Ont.—A pilgrimage I dation here. A representative "With so much sun and such clergymen who allow their and opportun- Our Lady of Lourdes. I to 0 6 0 8 0 8 0 0 .'south of Rom e.'of the order has already arrived. an abundance of beautiful flow­ ch\irches to be used for Catho- itics of single, Sister M. Reina (seated left), where a shrine to Our Lady of Though this will be the see­ ers in our cioistered gardens. . lie services. young adult the former Charlene Alice Wag- (}ood Counsel is located, is the ond U.S. Camaldolese founda- why do producers pick out the For Cuba Land Reform "rcLJJU:; He expressed s a t is fa c t io n !* '” '*'*'’ * poo- Bifhev Orutka ner. will make her final profes- subject of an illustrated article tion, it will be the first fongl®®® and thorns that can be forces in the fighting in Oriente Province of Cuba, looks over the number of vocations | P*® creating a Christian sion of vows; Sister M. Martinel.in the July-August issue of the Monte Carons congregation, found here and there? iover one of the machetes, sugar cane harvesting knives, that (bis diocese leads other Ger-| (seated right), formerly Mary'Queen of All Hearts, magazine Th? other group, known as the; "1 went out from that movie 1 hundreds of Catholic Action members are donating to the Cuban man ____sees),. but warned______that new Bbhop Andrew G. Grutka o f ' Lynn Wagner, will make her of the Monlfort Fathers. Mar>- Monk Hermits of Camaldoii, ball depressed in spirit and sad-'farmers to help in the land reform program. ways must be found to meet th e; Gary. Ind., will be a special | first vows. Rena Josephine Wag-under this title b the patron of Italy, was settled in 1958 in i .dened.” i Cubans of all ranks, office workers, businessmen, and school situation caused by the Red{guest. He will sing Pontifical ner (standing) will receive the women, members of the Coun-imountain area in the Monterey-, Let me say that the priest in ehildren. have contributed lo the p u rch w of hundreds of trie- prohibition of religiousinstruc-1Mass Aug. 12 and give a com- Franciscan garb and will begin cU of Catholic Women and the Fresno. Calif., Diocese, but iS|que$Uon b one who has had actors, carts, plows, and other farm equipment to aid the land tion in the schools. {mentary on the Mass of the day.,her two-year novitiate. [CalboLc Women's Leagues. is different congregation. jlong and arduous task in seek-,reform program. I THE REGISTER

EDITORIAL COMMENT THE CATECHIiiM ILLI STRATEH Theology for the Laity Q. TH A T D IT Y HAVE PAREYTS TOTARD THEIR CHILDREN? Good Word on Conditions in Hell A. P«rrnl* mo>t provide for ihr npiriluol ond bodily welfare of their rhildreni they m uit provide moral and reliiioui Iraininf. Indulgences Are Able Would Not Surprise Us Now

By Rsv. John B Ebel freedom of worship.” they de­ Caecho-Slovakia, the six tour­ To Remit Punishment U is fortunate that there clared, "In the Soviet Union." ists said "there seems to be are no "guided lours” of hell, In the face of the great s genuine conviction on the An indulgence Is the remis­ temporal punishments involved lest we would be getting some mass of factual information part of Christian people that sion granted by the Church of in the very fact of repentance— favorable reports of condi­ that is in direct contradiction it is possible to be a believ­ (he (emporal punishment due to e g. from restoring stolen goods, tions there. to this statement—and which ing and practicing Christian sins already forgiven. “And I retracting calumnies, taking the wiU give thee the keys of the Little less fantastic is the can be read every week in in a Communist state." necessary means, however pain­ kingdom of heaven: and what­ absolutely unbelievable state­ the columns of this paper—it 'They did admit, however, ful. to avoid future falls; or, ever thou shalt bind on earth ment of six Australian Prot­ is difficult to know where to that in a society organized again, from the natural conse­ estant clergymen after a start in commenting on this on the basis of Marxian philo­ shall be bound in heaven, and quences of sin. such u shame, five-week visit to three Com­ incredible statement. sophy "it is inevitable that. whatever thou shall loose on aicknees, and -the like. earth shall be loosed in heaven" munist countries. There "ap­ Summing up their impres­ a person of Christian convic­ Does Not Replace pears to be no restraint on sions of Russia, China, and tion must experience some (Matt, xvi. 19-20). disadvantage.’’ This, however, An indulgence does not take Sacraments’ Work "is accepted cheerfully as away sin. Neither does it take Nor, again, does the Church TRENDS OF THOUGHT the price to be paid for the away the eternal punishment ever excuse a sinner frotn all privilege of maintaining a due 40 mortal sins. An indul­ sacramental penance; further, a Christian witness." gence can produce its effects in • • • person mdst enlightened on the the soul only after sins are for­ Methodist 'Candidates' real value o f indulgences, and According to the record, in given and, in the case of mortal moat eager to gain them, is o f all the Soviet between 1917 and sins, only after their eternal others the most likely to afffict R Get Paper's 'Sauce' 1931 the Communist govern­ punishment is taken away. Many himself with voluntary mor­ ment carried on a systematic who are not Catholic wrongly The Pilot, Boston archdioce­ great republic? Would you be An important ispeel of the parenli' At home, parents should snpendie the tifications, recogniring in them extermination of the Catholic understand an indulgence to be san newspaper, has a method willing publicly to repudiate the duly j« that ihrv tend their rhildrrn to a children's studies, inclnding thosr In rr- powerful helps to overcome him­ Church. Destroyed were five a permission to commit sin, or a for screening any Methodist sentiments of 'the aforemen­ (^tholir »rhool. In rare* where Calholir ligion. Perhaps the most im portant aspect self. to obtain that perfect aver­ dioceses, 661 parishes, and pardon for future sin, or a guar­ who might b w m e a candidate tioned before taking public of­ •chool farililirs are not available, iher nf the child's moral and religious trsin- sion even from the slightest sin 980 churches. A total of 13 antee against temptation. By an for the Presidency. fice? must M-e lo it that iheir children attend ing is lo be foimd in the g o ^ example which is required before a plen­ Bishops, 912 priests, and ap­ indulgence the Church merely “2) One of the fundamental the inslm rlinn clasiei provided. o f the parents. ary indulgence can be gained, The process, which was proximately 1,600.000 of the wipes out or lessens the tem­ tenets of Methodism Is the con­ and to avoid future fella. worked out in an editorial en­ faithful were arrested, scat­ poral punishment due lo sins demnation of the use of alcohol. Heaven helps those i who help titled "Sauce for the Goose,” tered, and deported. Theology for the Laity already forgiven. contained questions a Catholic Committed by conscienew to this (hemselves. We have seen that 'The Orthodox Church like­ might ask a Methbdist candi­ proposition, would you, in a po­ indulgences are a powerful in­ wise suffered grievously. The Always Granted date. It was written in reply to sition of public trust, respect centive to repentance; now we uneasy truce between the Or­ a similar set of questians Meth­ the rights of others to consume DOCTRINES HANDED DOWN Indulgences see that they encourage strict­ thodox snd the Communist odist Bishop John Wesley Lord such beverages? Could govern­ The Church from the begin­ ness of life and, indeed, all government today is strictly of New England set up for ment funds be used for this pur­ ning has granted Indulgences. Christian virtue. on State terms, and many of Catholic candidates in a recent pose? Would liquor industries Up to the sixth* century Indul­ An indulgence,is the remis­ the clergy are Red agents. IN CHURCH BY TRADITION speech. be shut down? gences generally took the form sion of the punishment still due In Czecho-Slovakia, in 1948 Tradition is the sum of re­ when conferred by heretics The aim of the Pilot's ques­ ”3) The Methodist religion AH this is clear enough, but of a lessening of the public pen­ to sin after sacramental Absolu­ the Catholic press was seized, vealed doctrine which has not with the required matter and tions, however, was different condemns gambling in all its unfortunately it has become ob­ ances imposed for sins. In the tion. this remission being valid forms. . . . Could you conscien­ schools were nationalized, and been committed to Sacred Scrip­ form; the practice of infant from that of Bishop Lord’s. The ju r e d in mtny minds through early centuries it was customary in the cqurt of conscience and Catholic Action suppressed. In ture (though it may have Baptism; and above all the Pilot admitted it intended only tiously permit horse racing and the doings of the Reformers of for those who were to be mar­ before God, and being made by other forms of gambling? Could 1990 the first of several the­ appeared in uninspired writing) authentic canon or catalogue of to show "how ridiculous such the 16th century. tyred to ask that indulgences be an application o f the treasure you use funds raised in this (to atrical trials of Bishops and but which has been banded the inspired books of the Old granted to certain individuals. questions are." And it closed of the Church on'the part of a you) immoral way? clergy .were held, snd Arch­ down by a series of legitimate and the New Testaments, care­ 'These men. in revolt against lawful superior. by saying: "The Moral? Anyone Even when the guilt of sin ”4) Methodism is a form of bishop Beran of Prague has pastors of the Church from age fully separated from all spur­ the authority of the Catholic can play this game if he doesn’t and the eternal punishment due Protestantism descended from now languished 10 years in to age. ious and apocryphal admixture, Church, found themselves con­ Never Permission mind getting his hands dirty.” to it have been removed by re­ the Anglican Church about 200 prison. Convents and monas­ p re s e r v e d in the Catholic fronted. if they would not The questions contained in the As revelation it must have pentance and absolution, a tem­ To Commit Sin years ago. Many such forms of teries were occupied and Church and transmitted to us. destroy Christianity altogether, editorial were of precisely the come to the Apostles directly poral punishment may still re­ An indulgence does not remit Protestantism, including Ang­ their members sent to con­ by the neceuity of discovering same nature as those drawn up from the lips of Christ or been There are three principal main. After Nathan told David either the guUt or the eternal licanism, have long practiced in centration camps; theological some foundation for their novel for Catholics by Bishop Lord. handed down by the Apostles organs of tradition, that is to bis sin was forgiven, it was punishment tif sin, much less England, Scotland, Norway, schools were abolished. religion other than that which at the dictation of the Holy say, three means by which we nevertheless punished by the are the authorities of the Among other thinp, the Pilot Sweden, and elsewhere strict Twelve members of the they were endeavoring to over­ Spirit In a broad sense, the esn ascend without risk of error death of his child. Baptism, it is Church wicked and blasphemous editorial asked of Methodists: union of Church and State. Can Hierarchy were in jail in throw. They claimed to have term tradition is used for the to the Apostolic source — the true, annuls both the guilt and enough to give permission to ”1) Can you . . . in the light of we be certain that no nostalgia 1657, and 9,000 religious were found it in the Bible— the Bible sum of doctrine revealed either universal and constant belief all the penalty due to sin. commit sin for the future. The the condemnation of the Ameri­ for earlier Protestant ways will doing forced labor in mines freely interpreted by each in in Scripture or by word of of the Church, sacred liturgy, guilt of gin is forgiven ohiefly can Revolution issued to the seek to replace the traditional and factories. In 1950 there dividual, which w u to supplant St. Paul made the incestuous mouth; so in II Tbess. ii, 14: ancient historical monuments, by the sacraments of Baptism colonies by your founder, John separation of the Church and were 450 to 500 priests im­ the Church, and to be looked Corinthian suffer in this world "Hold the traditions which you and in particular the writings and Penance, and even these are Wesley, acknowledge the his­ State guaranteed by our Found­ prisoned, and a large number upon as the highest and only (hat his soul might be saved. have learned, whether by word of the Holy Fathers. In this of no avail unlesa the sinner toric revolution setting up this ing Fathers? Etc.” of religious and Byzantine tribunal to be appealed to for The Church of all ages in giving or by our epistle." connection it is highly import­ turns to God with sincere and Rite priests had been de­ settling all questions that might sacramental absolution has im In theological parlance, tradi­ ant to point out that the Protes­ supernatural sorrow and with ported. arise. The Reformers' scheme is posed penances on the sinner. tion ia usually considered to be tant contention assuming the bringing about its own revenge Usually speaking, the sacramen­ firm purpose of amendment. Prelate Raps Mania In Red China no foreign the attestation, otherwise than Holy Scriptures ss the sole through the ever-growing dis­ tal penance, at least in the pres­ missionary Bishops are now An indulgence cannot be ob­ by the Sacred Scripture, of a basis upon which the faith is ruption of the sects and the ent mild discipline of the functioning, and only one re­ tained for unforgiven sin. Be­ fact, a dogma, or a custom. If built cannot be accepted by undermining and sapping of Church, leaves a debt of tempo­ For New Revelations mains in the country. fore anyone can obtain for him­ this attestation, made at first any Cathcdic. or indeed by any their religious foundations. It is ral punishment, and this debt is self the benefit of an indulgence Thousands of foreign mis­ “Too many people are at pres­ “So. let us have less fool- by word of mouth, has been reasonable man who under­ a dangerous thing to tamper cleared by the gaining of indul the guilt must t^ve been washed ent reported as upset because ishneu about Fatima . . . the sionaries have been impris­ afterwards inserted in the stands the situation. with God's plans and to under­ gences. away and the'eternal punish­ oned and exiled. Some 600 of certain supposed threats of reputed threats are a fraud, writings of the Fathers or in take to reform His work. We The grant of such indjilgences ment, if his sin has been mortal, native priests and many na­ damnation attributed to Lucy, of no standing and of no value. historical documents, it is called Our Beliefs must acknowledge a Teaching is an act of jurisdiction, not of must have been forgiven. Thus, tive Bishops are under ar­ th^ third of the Fatima chil­ In fact, poor Lucy has spoken written tradition: if not so in­ Church in which revelation is Ord^r, and it is distinct from instead of being an encourage­ rest, and others have been Those of Apostles dren,” wrote Archbishop Wil­ out in distress to repudiate cluded, it is orsl tradition. If held intact through the power sacramental absolution. Of ment to sin, the desire to obtain exiled. Many of the clergy, liam 0. Brady of St. Paul in his them, to deny them all. It is the authors of the tradition are Our b e lie fs about Jesus of God. That is the Catholic course, this indulgence cannot an indulgence is a powerful mo­ religious, and laity are in weekly column in the Catholic well that she did. But we would the Apostles themselves, it is Christ, His Person. His Divinity, Church alone. free a repentant sinner f ^ tive to repentance. Bulletin. be today less embarrassed if slave labor camps. called apostolic tradition. His work, the founding of His He reported that various per­ they bad never been printed to The Chinese Red govern­ Church, etc., are identically (he Theology for the Laity sons had written to him “ to in­ delude the simple as well as ment hss made every effort Thelogiane same as those which were held quire, with some indignation, the serious. to promote a so^alled “Pro­ And Tradition by the Apostles, and by (he why these threats have not "A few days ago, a well-mean­ gressive Catholic Church,” first generation of Christians. The term tradition is applied been published widely in our ing man confided to the Arch­ divorced from Rome. Clergy It follows, then, that the foun­ SCRIPTURE SETS FORTH churches, why the priests do bishop that be hoped to live and laity have been severely by- theologians at times to the dation on which our faith and not preach about them on Sun­ through 1060, when Lucy's sup­ punished for refusing to co­ body of truths and precepts its rule are built is the same day. why our people are not posed secret letter will be operate. communicated at first by the as that upon which their faith Apostles by word of mouth; it POWER OF SACRAMENTS strongly warned of what the opened. Why? What does any­ We trust th*t all these vic­ then rested, which is equivalent Blessed Mother is supposed to one suppose will be in it? Will tims of Communist hate and is thus that we say: The deposit to' saying that it is not built God uses the seven sacra­ Deep reasoning shows it most be instituted: thus, for example, have confided to a bidden sister it add anything to the Gospels? persecution are bearing the of apostolic tradition. At other upon the records of the New ments to produce grace in our fitting that there should be ex­ what the Church institutes by in her convent.” Lucy’s letter is absolutely un­ “disadvantage,” as the tour­ times it applies to the fact Testament, since these records souls. Christ willed that the sac­ actly seven sacraments. the power conferred on her by itself of the uninterrupted "We preach the (jospel,” he important.” ing ministers call it, “cheer­ were not theli as yet in exis­ raments be administered by Sacraments Are Christ, such as the fasts in the replied. "That ^....«nougb. Let "The Church,” be said, "lives fully," as they urge them to transmission of these truths or tence. The written testimony; men who act in His name. four seasons of the ecclesiasti­ our people heed it. We do not on the word of God. written do. precepts; thus we say that such which sppearek later, is in d e^ Although faith and sanctity Wisely Planned cal year, are not said to have a dogma or such a precept of preach new messages from Por­ down in the letters of the Apos­ We await now only a the most valuable source, to of life should characterize the it was fitting that sacraments been instituted by Christ Him­ morality is proved by tradition: tugal or from Mexico until we tles and in modem times in the “guided tour” to prove that which we go for information minister, they are not required should be instituted in order self but by the Church. Fur­ and finally, it applies in a know that these are the mes­ letters of the Pope. Read them Hitler's infamous murder fac­ about the life of Christ and the for the valid administration of that man, who consists of-body thermore. the CouncU of Trent comprehensive manner or sense sages of the Church. The Church and heed them.” he advised tories at Dachau and Ausch­ deeds He performed, but it is the sacraments. That the min­ and spirit, should be led to quite xlearly teaches that Christ to these sim e truths and pre has spoken no approval. LUcely and "stop worrying about lesser witz were really "centers of not the only possible source. ister validly confer the sacra­ spiritual things through those instituted the sacrament of Ex­ she will not. eepts u were transmitted from of sense; that by the use of the treme Unction immediately and letters." culture and friendship.” Moreover, no competent au­ ments it is necesury: 1. That age to age from the Apostles to sacraments men might have ah thority taught that men were to he have the power of admin­ by Himself, since it ascribM the ourselves. It is in this latter apt means for the practice and institution of this sacrament to take the writings of the Apostles istering them; 2. that he have sense that we use it here. profession of faith, and. from Christ alone, and refers only its and their disciples, Mark and jurisdiction for those sacra­ JhsL ^cuqsianL the existence of such effective promulgation or commendation Great Truths Luke, for the sole rule of faith, ments which require it; 3. that be perform all the essential means of salvation, conceive to St. James. It was only In re­ B y P a u l H . H a l l e t t discipline, and worship and to greater trust and hope and be gard to the institution of Ex­ From Tradition seek in them alone the know­ ceremonies; 4. that he have the more and more kindled with treme Unction that any hesita­ Tertullion; Treatises on Pen­ tloo of a new departure in the end the reader is in no Among the truths which are ledge of God's revelation. Nei­ intention of a( least "doing what charity for God and men. Then tion was felt by the Scholastics. ance, translated by William P. catechetical instruction, which doubt that the miracle did take attested by tradition alone, and ther was it anywhere said that the Church does.” that is, of too, the obligation of obtain­ This is confirmed by argu­ Le Saint, S.J. (Westminster, had been 20 years In the mak­ place. This is a good example which are not explicitly taught the authors of the New Testa­ performing the sacred ceremony ing sanctification from sensible ments of propriety: It is not Md., Newman Press, $4), ing by German catechists and of Galileo's charming story-tell by the Holy Scriptures, we ment had written down all that that is usual among Catholics. signs favors the practice of hu­ repugnant for a mere creature The treatises De Pvdicitia and theologians. ing art. could cite, for instance, the w u essential for believer^, or "They are justified fredly by • • • mility; that thereby the faith­ to institute sacraments, since he Oe Paenitentia of Tertullian are A Catholic Catechism retains Assumption of the Blessed Vir­ all they had taught by word His grace through the redemp­ ful might be distinguished from can, by a commission from God, among the most important of the old question - and • answer ft la Paul Who Writez, by gin; the validity ' of Baptism of mouth. (See John xxi, 25) tion which is in Christ* Jesus, the infidels and "be bound to confer grace instnimentally. and the works of one of the moat method but does not give it Father Ronald Cox and Honsi- whom God has set forth as one another by some common thereby designate the practical gifted of the Christian writ­ first place. Each of the divi­ gnor Ronald Knox (N.Y., Sheed a propitiation by His blood participation of visible signs or signs of this grace. But it ers in thq first generations sions is introduced by an expla­ & Ward. $4.50.) through faith” (Romans iii, 24-25). sacraments" (St. Augustine). was fitting that Christ Himself after Christ They are here trans­ nation of the subject treated. Father Cox, whose The Gos­ lated with the skill character­ "Let a man so sccount us, as It was fitting that seven sac­ should be the immediate in- There follow a number of pel Story contains the whole life servants of Christ and stewards raments should be instituted. stituter of the sacraments; 1) istic of the Ancient Christian points for consideration. The of Christ as told in the words of the mysteries of God” (I For in spiritual as in bodily life That it might better appear that Writers translators and. even whole section is closed with ap­ of the Evangelists, here, as in more importantly, abundantly Corinthians iy, 1). seven are especially necessary, Christ alone is our Redeemer, ^ propriate quotations from Scrip­ the previous book, makes use annotated. five for the perfection of the and that the>sacraments derive ture and the practical applica­ of the Knox translation of the Sacraments Give Tertullian. despite his errors individual and two for the per­ their whole virtue from Hit tion of what is learned. The new New Testament in order to com­ and turgid style, was one of Sanctifying Grace fection of society. For the per­ merits; 2) lest men should place catechism is much closer to ment on the Acts and the The sacraments give sanctify­ fection of the individual, it is their'hope in the man who in­ the most le a rn t men of bis modem living than older ones. Epistles of St. Paul. age. The De Paenitentia was ing grace. There are seven sac­ required a) that he be born, stituted the sacraments and A Catholic Catechism is On the left page appears the written between the years 200 raments: Baptism, Confirmation, which in the spiritual sense is schisms arise, as they once neither a reader nor a teach­ Scriptural text, on the right and 206, when Tertullian was Holy Eucharist, Penance. Ex­ effected by Baptism; b) that arose among the Corinthians, er’s manual. It is a summary of Father Cox’s correaponding com­ yet a Catholic; the De Pudicilia, treme Unction. Holy Orders, he grow and be strengthened, who said, "I am of Paul, or I what is Uught, and therefore in the years after be bad gone mentary. The various subjects and Matrimony. which is spiritually realized by am of ApoHos. or I am of aids the pupil to grasp and re­ over to the Montanist heresy, are given under their headings, Christ instituted seven sacra­ Confirmation: c) that he be Cephas, or I am of Christ’’ (1 member the lesson given, and which taught that the Church as for example. "Liberty Does ments to supply the various nourished, which in spiritual Cor, i, 12). it aids the teacher to fill in (he had DO power to forgive certain Not Mean License” and ’ Mar­ needs of the spiritual life of life is the work of the Eucha­ details by his personal study and sins. riage Is Right and Natural,” the nttn. Baptism is the sacrament rist: d) that he be healed of experience. * The De Paenitentia contains a commentary on I Cor. vi. of spiritual rebirth; Confirma­ his infirmities, which - Penance Red Tyranny Tale • • • ' brief explanation of ,the virtue The Knox translation, being tion is the sacrament of spir­ achieves in the spiritual order; of penitence and shows how it Ludmil3, by Paul Gallico so clear and modern, affords the itual strength and maturity; the e) that after illness he should Unfolded by Priest is to be practiced in the Church. (N.Y. 22. Doubleday, S2). best conceivable text for Fa­ Holy Eucharist gives us food recover his former health, which New Orleans. — The Rev, Jo- Although it w u not intended Paul; Gallico is a master— ther Cox’s lucid explanations. for spiritual nourishment; Pen­ in spiritual life is the office of seph Schiro of Palermo. Italy, to be a systematic study of Pen­ perhapt the inventor—of this • • • ance is the cure for the spir­ Extreme Unction, which wipes unfolded^a tale of horrible per­ kind of :siory. wherein the super­ itual sickness of sin committed secution ' of Catholics by (he ance it affords clear evidence of Poor Little Millionaires, by away the remains of sin. The natural.plays on the natural, but after Baptism: Extreme Unc­ perfection of society requires Communists in Romania and the c x is te n c^ f that sacrament Sister M. Rosamond (N.Y.. Pag­ each retains its distinctiveness. tion strengthens us when dying: a) the power of spiritually rul­ other satellite countries during at the time Tertullian wrote, eant Press, S2.50), tells with a Holy Orders provide men for Captive Nations Week. and in previous years. He lived The Weakling, a cow of Liech­ light touch and supple ease the ing the multitude, to which the work of the Church: and Holy Orders correspond: b) the The Byzantine Rite priest, about 160 to 230. tenstein. longs to win the prize story of nuns who. despite habit Matrimony provides for the so­ propagation of the human race, who is vacationing here, said The De Pudicitia (On Purity) for the best milk cow. so that and vow. have many areas of cial needs of the Church. a work that is sanctified by the virtually all the students of the la concerned also with Penance, ahe may bead the cow parade contact with the non-religious. M a 4 n t E v iiA e ifiA H aspect of Russia’s herilage that Christ instituted the seven sacrament of Matrimony. Greek college where he resided but this time denies the decked with flowers. She “ prays" She shows that having fun and n O I Q1 C A p D a lilO n w jj abunt from the Russian exposi- sacraments during His public as a seminarian suffered in Church’s right to forgive certain to St. Notburga, pat’ on of ani­ seeing the humorous side of life jtion of technology and culture in New York is the Russian Rile ministry and after His Resur­ Christ Himself some measure at the hands of sins— a reversal of Tertullian'i mal husbanders, for a winning are not put o ff when the coif [Mass. Pilgrims, however, attending the Marian Week services at. rection before ascending into previous position. It is partic­ milk yield. So does the village is put on. Made Sacraments (he Reds. Yearly registration the Shrine of the Mercy of God on the monastery grounds of the'heaven. ularly valuable for its witness priest. She is led by lucky Christ instituted the sacra­ was about 40. including Ruuians Slater M. Rosamond, dean of to Matt, xvi, 18, as the text on chance to a plot of rich grasa, I Marian Fathers in Stockbridge, Mass.. Aug. 16-23. will partid-| The sacraments receive their ments of the New Law immedi­ (who could not return to their Holy Family College, mainly pate in thr Byzantine-Slavonic (Russian) Rite as it is still celc- power to give grace from God, which Catholics base part of which has the effect of opening ately. or by Himself, and not homeland), Romanians, Syr­ describes the extra-curricular brated in Russia. The .Mass, which is depicted above, will be'chrough the merits of Jesus their claim of the divine foun­ her milk ducts, so that she wins through the Apostles or the ians. Albanians, Itaio-Albani- activities in the lives of a group offered Aug. 22 A holy hour will be held on this day. Feast of Christ. dation of the Church. the cow prize, though the ef- Church. ans. and Greeks. One Albanian • • • of Franciscan the Immaculate Heart of Mary, to whom Russia has been conse-' AH grace, including the For the words of the Council priest he knew was daily beaten A Catholic Catechism (7 West crated. The week wiH commemorate the golden jubilee of the re- grace of the sacraments, com es.of Trent, cited above, must beiby the Conununisls. After many entrancing anecdotes she man- 46th Street, New York, Herder newal of the Manan Fathers, founded in 1673. who were reduced from God through Jesus Cbrisl. understood as referring to anlda>‘s’ torture, the priest was The cow IS never exactly per-1 ages to convey, in 65 pages a .by Russian persecution lo one sole suniving member m 1909.'who merited it for all men byjimmediate institution; for what'killed by the Reds, who plucked and Herder popular edition, $2.) soniliied, and the miracle eoiUdigreal deal of mformaUon about and who are the first order of men solely under the title of the His life. His Passion, and Hisiis only mediately instituted islout his eyes and sent (hem to his This ia the new American edi- be explained naturally; but at-convent life Immaculate Conception, the patroness of the United Stales. -death {not. strictly speaking, said tojmother.

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St. Vincent de Foul's Parish^ b l v o b a i i i z o n a 1,000 Attend Woodland Park Fete so. UNiVEASiry e .

= SI !SI»AY MASSES = (Our Lady of the Woods Pariah, sary Society, was installed aslof Our Lady of Guadalupe, lo- 6:46, 8:00, 9:30. }1H>0 and 13:16 Woodland Park) president of the Colorado cited in Mexico City. Miss Tessa Coofessions. Saturdays 3:30 u 6:80 and 7:80 to 9 p.m. Springs Deanery, and was host­ Jobanson. daughter of Hr. and R t . R rr. Maca. £ucENt A. O'SenuraM. Pastor The annual summer festival ess at a tea and social hour on Mrs. Stanley Johanson. will pre­ 2386 E. Arizona SP. 7-4818 of Our Lady of the Woods Par­ 'Tuesday, Aug. 4, honoring as­ sent a Spanish dance. ish was attended by an esti­ sociate members and summer Favo;^ for the guests will be mated 1,000 persons from the residents of the parish at her miniature Mexican hats. Mrs. DRIVE-IN-LIQUORS Preisser's Red & White Ute Pass region, residents, vis­ home. Paint Pony Ranch. John Kontny, vice president and itors, and tourists, who crowded A Spanish program has been secretary of the Altar Society 1030 So. Colorado Blvd. into the huge tent, erected on arranged, with Father Kavanagh and deanery, respectively, will B u m WtOM U^«r* Grocery and Market the church grounds, Saturday telling the story of the Shrine pour during the social hour. CLcamUm ' FANCY HEATS. VECBTABLCS and Sunday evenings, July 2S SiM $I.U I AND QUAUTY CaOCEJtlES Ktef $ia« $I.B7 and 26. I PrM Doli.ary SPnica 7-4447 Women of the Altar and Ro­ SK. 4-7»4 HwTT lU U r t k f . Mfr. ilSSI E Obto Aaa. (S. (.tal. aad Ohta sary Society were in charge of ^CURE d'ARS PARISI the food, faneywork, and apron E . S2ad A V E . 4 O A H L U S T . ______LEM'S Pharmacy JtunL (Dhuq. booths, with the men of the par­ m SUNDAY MASSES » ish conducting the games. 6:00 . 7:00 • 8:00 • 10:00 • 11:80 4 7:00 p.m- L C PEHIt Prop. The major gift, a lot in Wood­ 8 t V |q8«a i m P ouI'a P « H ib CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00'4 7:30 PRESCRIPTIONS land Park, will be given away Tour Dootor Phono Uallmark Cards Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor Ui Tour Prescription on Sept. 1. Revlon Cosmetics The first prize given Sunday 3050 Dahlia SL E A . 2-1119 2707 E. Lj>oitimna RA 2^739 RA. 2-5664 • Free Delivery evening was a $200 five-piece At LMlUiftM A»d IMS & Oaylare al Tannanaa silver service set, which was re­ ceived by Raymond H. Floyd, Woshington Please Patronize S25 Valley Road, Colorado Springs. TOLVE LIQUORS Your REGISTER The second prize, a man’s Park Dohlio Shopping Center — 3360 Dohlio Advertisers and watch, was received by Jerry Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 Market Garrison, Colorado Springs; Toe OraOa O udlty Mention NO ARGUMENT WITH THIS UMPIRE! MCK Fl.OK.V JAMIK M t'K L V 9 Lawar Prtcat THE REGISTER third prize, a paint spray ma­ S9S So. Silpin SP 74075 “ YOU’RE OUT!!” definitely states the test the decision. No rhubarb followed, how­ chine, by Bill Barnes, also of \.\NCV JIM JKRRY MAKV Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. Higgins to ever, and the softball game between the Men’s Colorado Springs; fourth and Club and the young men of CFM of St. Philo- fifth prizes, also paint spray ma­ Bermuda-sborts clad John Mahoney, u the latter THELMA KASSON THRIFT-WAY MARKET fails to tag home plate ahead of the ball, held by mena's Parish was a victory for both teams, as chines, by Father John Jepson DUCKWAIL'S the game was called because of darkness. of S t Mary’s Parish and Father BEAUTY SALON CECIL MEACHAM. PROP Joseph W. “Doc” Hovorka. Julius Conrad, presi­ Denver’a Newest dent o f the klen's Club, stands by ready to con­ Duane 'Theobald of the Divine 2876 Colorado Bird. QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY Redeemer Parish, both of Colo­ Roir Rlriinf Suburban Variety Store Nationally Adverliiad Brandi Food* rado Springs. A sixth prize, a Pormononi Warint Dahlia Shoppiof Coatar Sava Money Hare — 1004 S. Gaylord — PE. 3-7383 man’s wrist watch, was re­ PNONE OEiUf S-IIU lUuao 0‘C«aaor. Ovon Urd 4 Dahlia E A . 3-»OSB Convent, Gift of Ray Jaegers, ceived by Carl Franklin of Gold­ field. JOE BUCKMASTER MOTORS President of Deanery Put in Use By Nuns in India Mrs. Mary Bradley, retiring ‘CATHEDRAL PARISH^ Spacialisinf in Ford, Marcory Also Ganoral RapairinB, president of the Altar and Ro- E. COLFAX 4 LOGAN ST. ____ Front End Alifnmant — WKeal BalaneinB — Tiros. (SL Phllomena's Parish, Francis, mother ■ house o f the A Solemn .Mass in honor of ^ SUNDAY MASSES ^ Batlarias. Gas. Oils. Denver) Sisters of St. Francis Seraph St. Philomena will be cele­ 6:00. 7:00 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:80, 12:80 a SUSIsen al E. Baysml lEasi ai O tw rr CraHi Csntar) PK. T-STII Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Jae­ near Colorado Springs. A daugh­ brated on Tuesday, Aug. 11. 4 6:80 P.M. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:80 4 7:80 ter, Sister Edith Ann, is a mem­ at 7:45 pjn. ger, 1164 Milwaukee Street, All Sairtls Parish MscR. W . J. C a n a v a n . P a b t o b ber of the Sisters of Loretto. Prayers are requested for ‘ST. JOHN'S PARISH’ received a letter from 1501 PENN. ST. M A. 34)233 E. 7ta AVE. a eUZABETH 31. Bishop Westerman in India, To Enter Convent Eileen Ryan and Mrs. Helen Brentwood Bishop, who are seriously ill. of the Society of the Divine Mrs. Justa Sanchez and her ^ SUNDAY MASSES ^ Word that a convent in Prima- daughter, Mrs. Mercedes Cooper, 6:00 • 7:80 - 9:00 - 10:80 • 12K10 4 6:00 P.M. prapura, India, which is the sole 1041 Garfield Streep will enter­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:00 4 7:30 gift of the Jaegers, is now com­ tain Sandra Dawson this week. G & W HARDWARE Rt. Rct J. P. Moban. Pastor r l J G C O . pleted and occupied by 10 na­ She was graduated in San Diego E. 7tb and Elizabeth S t E A . 2-2026 PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED tive sisters. It is larger than St. recently, and wiU begin postu- POWER MOWER Philomena's Parish Convent, tancy for religious life at the 5o/ea & Service FOR AND DELIVERED built o f white native stone, with mother-house of the Sisters of e«to Cellta It Downing Denver On All Make$ K E r ite n e 4-Z2)7 private cells. St. Joseph, in Los Angeles, Calif. CAPITOL DRUG Lawn Seed and Fertilizer OLSON'S The structure has a large com­ Information concerning two rio i 0. tCHNUDB Belly & Bob's Bemily Please Patronize Hnilai « K. M a'i PtiW munity room, conference par­ former pupils o f the parish 1959 Fialiing Licensea DOYLE’S lors. chapel area, and a spacious school is requested. Anyone & Barlkcr Sliop Conveoiem Drive-In Food Market Elk and Antelope Your RELilSTER enclosed cloister and garden for knowing the whereabouts of| Specializing in PHARMACY Window Service Permanent Wav­ Licenses Available Advertisers and Appretiate* Vour BtuiRMs recreation. Genevieve McDonald and Fran­ The Perticvler DrvggifI FREE DEUVERY ing and Latest in Bishop Westerman wrote a 2102 S. Federal Blvd. Mention E. 6tfa 4 Fillmore FR. 7-2741 30.30 E. 6th EA. M 8 0 I ces Stock is asked to contact! Hair Shaping 17lh AVE. and GRANT detailed letter, including pic­ the rectory. 2630 E. 12lh Ave. EA 2-4723 WE. 5-1701 KE. 41f*7 FREE DELIVEBY THE REGISTER tures of the needed addition to Named Read Coach FRANK MATHIS bis diocese for teaching. Cate­ LOWER SHOP DRUGGIST chetical instruction is limited in Thomas Koffhines has been m ISl $1. Fasl >im) scope. named head coach for St. Pbilo- MSIn S-SSI* Complata mena’s School for football, bas­ Preieriptiea Sarvlca Mr. Jaeger's two brothers are Acrosa tram Oisrrv CrHk link Phenes RA. 2-4666— 2-4686 priests of the Society of the Di­ ketball, and baseball for the IFhere Flovart 4ra 6th Are. at Marion vine Word. The Very Rev. Rob­ coming year. Mr. Hoffhines has Gtmrantetd a vast background o f athletic ert Jaeger (Hunter) is Provin dm wwvdm ^ CbwJJwL ... cial of St. Augustine’s Province, experience, having officiated for with headquarters in Bay St. the Junior Parochial J^ague for BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH™ Louts. Miss., and the Very Rev. several years. He w i^ ^ n tin u e EUDORA ST. 4 MONTVIEW BLVO. William Jaeger is rector of the in the capacity o f referee in SUNDAY MASSES ^ S.V.D. college at Miramar, out addition to his coaching. 7:00 • 8:00 - 9:30 - 10:46 - 12:00 - 6:80 p.m. side ,of Boston, Mass. Devotion in the novena in CONFE.SSIONS SATURDAY 8:80 4 7:80 A son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray honor of St Philomena will be Register Pilgrimage Rt. Rey Mbgb H. V. Cam pbeu . Pastor A. Jaeger, the Rev. Walter R. held every evening through 4980 Montview Blvd. FR. 7-1692 Jaeger, is chaplain at Mt. St.

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I regittered ph«rm4citt»»~whege a»« pTMcription* total* yo«r aiMtrane* of •foty 4nd *cewr«ey at Park Hill Dreg .lo. Si^ room M«4e*oriM and tup- pBa* ba*d*g»t, cotton. g«ui4, mt- gioal droMing*. Feoe delivery.

An Autumn pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Rome, Fatima, Lourdes, Paray-le-Monial BAZAAR DINNER AUG. 16 and Lisieux, sponsored by ‘The Register ” will depart New York via Trans World Air­ STEVE CINOCCO samples spaghetti like that which , lines on September 27, returning October 26. y will be served at the bazaar dinner of Our Lady of Grace: k more 23rd oad DEXTER Parish. Denver, to be served Sunday. Aug. 16. from The group teill be accompanied by a Spiritual Director. EA- 2-7711 until 6 p.m. Members vnH visit Portugal, Italy. Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, F ran ce a n d Ireland. A T OPR L A D Y O F GRACE T h is file xelieffiilf*: ST. FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH” * Bazaar Dates in ParishiS j«*i. Ik. Callliwkt klitirk naaaainti; Ikl Cilauia« h lr» 91 USION: A/fWt. ROME. O if at labarf. 9f IISION: FalMn .K tniw l« Shri« It Oar Li 4 t •* filial. Irlari tl NICE- I f r I m m fra« Raaw. ^ SUNDAY MASSES ^ llik a a . lOVROES: If Ilf triia traai Wcf. 6:00 • 6:00 • 7KI0 8:00 9:00 10 00 11:00 4 12.00 3* ROUf: If giM* fraai liiW iL (Our Lady of Grace Parish, returns are asked to do so this lOVROIS: ManiM M um ia Ik. MiiKalaai Sratta w4 Ik. latiJki at CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:80 4 7:80 oa Oar l.4 f. lita r IM FracMsiaa it Hu lla u tl SKriM Bi, lallairti kf Ik. Denver) week. I I S I I U I I t Ibai fraa RaM. Iln ila i at ih. Ski. Ii iki nawai Ik. TartkiigM ertetsiaa. Rt. Rev Uaca Gbegobt Smith. Pastw 9 JfRUSAlCM (iarlial: Maraiaf FiH ia liirat. Aftm aai rU m It laraMlm. 300 So. Sherman St PE. 8-5400 I Thg dates for the parish ba-l. The™ be a bazaar mcel- EH Oif trM i> laarla. If m tlai ilMaw Irira H Ifaai. , V w J ,ing Thunday. Aug. 6, at 8 p.m„ 1 JCRUULCM U lM lil- fall-4w Mcanian. KONS: A rrifil. Attinwaa .K artiia ta Haaflli. laE T rm ai la An. latani G a o E a a c B K zaar have been moved up on e,a nj a,i booth chairmen arc 4\{RU SAliM (Jarliil: Vli Btlarii. t l C ilfirf la l Cliank |l till H ili 1 . L f ik i. a c R a k h rt, week. The bazaar will take,urged to be present, LYONS: Fall-4ar lallr^a Rarif-lf-M aaill. Pphrson’s Market 5 MUSALtM fJarliii): Orilla il thi N iti.itf. Mluiri ll O ll.n la l Iki gltti EARIS; I f 4 if Iriia tram Iraai. Alameda Drug Store a f^ . Aicaaiiia place on Thursday, Friday.' Games parties are held every 7ARIS- Marainy citf liar. Complete One-Sfop V. 0. PITERION. Prop. 4 JERUSAUM i. Nnkaar). laaalari. laillaa, Vmiaa .at U iat«. Cot Rate Dro^.s 14, 15. and 16, al the church ball under the direcUon of Leo 7 HAZMSTH Crati fli ki.a4alkia« S .li N iK aulm . I»r..l, i.allaa. kf FOOD STORE grounds at East 48th Avenue at Burggraff. ■at'alt.Kk t. Niiam h RARIS: O if at Itnart. Fuanfoin Serptra Sandrirr I TEl 'AVIV Irtlta tf Ik. Aaaaaeiiliaa m 4 C ia a a t Si UIm . RracMl la euiLIN Maraiag tm ia Rarn. If itl.raaaa glaaa I. OaMia. Columbine Street. ------Delivery — Tue*.. Tburi.. S*t YuHr Bnclnara Appraciatad likvriii. Attar i tkart laar, Iri.. la Til Aw. OUlUN Maraiag laar. Atwraata bat. The big aitractioB is the Sew/no Dm/fo Meef V ROUE- If la.rarai glm fraw Tal Anr. SHAHN4II If nalartaidi Iraa Oaklia Im t kf TrM WarW AMiati UI. 491 So. Pearl PE 3-1484 .tM ia f acanaaiT tiigkt ti Hew Tiifc. -Alameda & So. Broadway beautiful Manitowoc freezer ' 10 la l ll-RO M I: Vnil Jt, FtiH 'i. St. Pw|-i 0alt>4.-tk.-«lilli. St. Jaka litiriB n4 St. Miry M iiar-ilM , Ik. StiliM aiR tI, Vilkaa Maitaai, HEW YOU Arri.t. which will be presented on Sun-! ‘STS. PETER & PAUL’S CHURCH‘ day night. In Wheat Ridge Aug. 6 ? (Sts.(SU. Peter and Paul's Parish,Parish. Masse* 6:80, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 At each of the world-famous shrines on the itinerary, the group will participate in The women of the parish Wheal Ridge) Both Summer and Winter are planning a spaghetti St. Anne's Sewing Circle witl special devotions. .4n experienced American Express Tour escort will accompany the Rev. Robert G. McMahon dinner to be served on Sun­ be entertained by Mrs L. P. 5 ., party on all land portions of the Pilgrimage to handle all travel details. day. Ang. 16. from Z till 6 8900 Pierce HArriaon 4-3706 .Merkl. 4433 W. 38th Avenue, on A p.m. Thursday. Aug. 6. at 1 p.m Vi liile in Rome, it i» expected that the members will l»e received in an audience by His Holiness Pope The men of the parish plan On Aug. 11. St. Bridget’s % to erect the booths on Monday Bridge Circle will meet with k John XXIII to receive the .-Vposlolic Bleskinz- .M.AY-n\Y CLEANERS evening. Aug. 10. at 7 p.m. Mrs W. J. Morley. 6505 W 41st * May-gnd Day McCloskey The summer bazaar is being Avenue, for dessert-bridge at conducted solely lo raise money 8 pm. ^ Inquiries and reservations are being received at Travel Department, "The Register," "IF 0 ofd’rarr i» r own pianl” •n llti Clwaiiit - ftii Sw k. Al N* b tii Ourfr for the parish school fund.. The Marian Circle will meet Every cent realized will be at 3720 Yukon Street at 1 p.m. 2 938 Bannock Street, Denver 4, Colorado. 3740 Pierce HA 4-7464 I IlMk Smtk rt IN. trie 4 tH ti placed in this fund. Parish- on Thursday, Aug. 13, for des- ioners who have not yet made^sert-bridgc. y r j Thursday, August 6, 1959 Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephene, Keystone 4-4205 Section Two— PAGE SEVEN

LATE NEWS BRIEFS MARKET PlACE REMiNG'HtRiNG reau of Labor Statistics. His OF MILLIONS Doctor Takes Freedom Workers’ Movement - k 'W A.ISTT A ID S BiniNG'SElLING a m of juriad'etion will include Malino, Sweden.— A 26-yesr- Utrecht, NetherlsDds. — The New York, New Jersey, Penn­ old Polish physician who was Dutch Catholic W orkos' Move­ sylvania, Maryland, Delaware, granted political asylum in ment will mark its golden in- and the District of Columbia. Stockholm this past summer niversary Sept 17. The Rev. Phone KE. 44205 Today To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask For the Classified Department left for America and a new life. Korean Orphan Alphons Ariens, whose beati­ Dr. Maciej Siwkowskl was one fication cause is being studied, PERSONALS Inchon, Korea.— Among the Help Wonted— Female 7 of a group of Polish tourists who 120 Catholic Korean orphans played a major role in found­ BRUNiLL NEW HIALTH SALON REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 RADIO & TELEVISION 43 preferred life on this side of entertained aboard the USS St. ing the trade union. AIR CONDtnONKD HdUHkeaper. Small rural pariab. 33— All Souls' UaeD TV . . S34.95 u p 5 UCENSED OPERATORS Writs Rev. Clement Gallasher, BH 31— St. FhllosDCin ’s the Iron Curtain. R E N T A L T V *1240 month Paul, flagship of the U. S. Sev­ Victim of Reds Dies Silht, muMSM. Hi, 9 i.m. 14 t pjn. So. Aeh St., Yuma. Colo. 5081 SO. CLARKSON enth Fleet, was six-year-old Pas­ 1063 6rM4w«v Opm SUN. TA. S-fm 1101 CLAYTON - 4-BDRMS. ACTION TV WE. 4-0208 Sister of Movie Idol Hong Kong.—Father Joseph HOMIMAKUS—MOTKIRS Spaclout and sncloua BeUewood ox- 3a« morriten M . cal Kim. Pascal is a polio victim A WANT AD In tb* CATHOLIC DemoRitrata ton durlns pro-Cbrlit- ocntlvo homo. Coater h^i plan, J 2-ttory, fhi. bSBit., bettia. Near Baltimore. — Sister Mary Taam, a 38-year-old parish REGISTER can do n nucb for ao mat eeaaoa. Muet bo friiendlr. neat, Urse bdrma., has* llvusns. wttb 9L HiUeoiena seboeL Inquire USS 44 Il'lda, a sister of Francis X. who^ has been adopted by the priest of the Maryknoll Fathen’ IltUa. CaU CLASSIFIED TODAY at ambltloua. Car iiecoaarT. We uala. ■atlTc atone (IrqUee, eleoeta fa- C la y to n . MISC. FOR SALE Holy Name Men of Rodrville KE. 44SaS. Several areaa opeo. No Inveatment. lore, covered patio, altaebcd saiafe, Bu.'^hnun, silent movie star and mission in Kongmoon, South 21—St Itereaa Get Rid of Un^eedMsles Prison, Bellefonte. Pa. Complete detaJu, 6P. 7-7722 dayi, beautUDUy landacnped. Cloie to new now a tdevision actor, died July China, died after eight years of Sir. l-TSSS eeenl^s and woritenda. AU Soulr S^eoL Jennie Nau, SU. th ro i^ a SZ61SIZR CLASSD'IED Dr. Jolm A. Miller 1-7*57. By Owner Sbdrm i., full bant., wtOi AD. That la whero folki look when 38 following a long illness. A ‘United Europe’ prison life under the Chinese flRlabed den. *15,750. FHA, M5&M H ie y n e ^ t b ln fs . P H O N E K t . 4- CUropodial Help Wanted— Mole 6 RIEBLING, REALTOR down paymenL Close to SL Iherass native of Baltimore, Sister Mary Namur, Belgium.—Auxiliary Communists. 490*. ftw t SpaeUlUi Experienced euto mechanic. Lateit 1894 E. EVANS P E . S 4 7 1 I school. 1652 Kmsstsn. EM. 44590. Hilda served as record historian Bishop Julids Angerhausen of Sunnier Sale Upright tod sank New Jesuit Provincial 2889 So. BeURire eeetpiaent. food pay. pormaneat. ex­ t> ^ vacuum claanara, 10.95 and up. in Mercy Hospital for more than -Essen and Monsignor Joseph sx. sons cellent vorklnf condiUont. Houainf 33— Blessed Sacrament 32—St. Vineent de Pnol's Washington— The Very Rev. available. Cell or write Brewxter An popular brerndi. Guaranteed. 30 yean. Cardijn, founder of the Young IMS Dallu Dclua* double, 3 block* from Bletoed 1325 SOUTH JOSEPHINE GC.;. *4 171 I4U W. ISBl Ave. John M. Daley, SJ., 43. former EA4. 4-1092 Kotor Oo., Ford dealer*, Ft. Lopton, Sacrament. 2-Ddrrai. eeeh. Ranfet, Colo. PlMae ULater T4tl3 or ULater OPEN AFTERNOONS Ijabor Statistics Post Christian Workers, participated dean of the graduate school at 9y AppeKilmaitt Ool>' remferatera, wetber* and dlapewla. 2 firia' Cathtdiul trade edbaol nol- 7.ail. *19,000. 25*1 DahUa, FL. 542*5. Vacant, lU b4o^ to SL Vlncent’A forms, aiae 8 aad 14, each $440. in an international camp meet­ G e o rg e to w n University, has 4 bodnmau, S-ctory, IVk batlia. Be New York.— Louis F. Buckley, Janitor ror ichool 1 n Northern Heavy duly boys' 2S-lnch newspaper ing of the organiation in Spon- been named to succeed the Very UVINGBOOU, dlniofroom, modem In for KhooL CbU SH. 4-15M. Uke, extra wide handletNrrs, ttS.OO. Colotado. Reference*. Bex 26, Tbe kitchen, breakfast nn., 5 bdmu.. a former economics professor at tin, near here. The theme of Refltter, 95* Bannock SL SMIDL, Reaitar PR. 7-2701 S-prs. flowered dnpoa, 90 laches Rev. Williani F. Maloney, S.J.. DR. D. J. SMITH bath. Full bemt. with bath, (pilnkl- loaf, utUlned, alL *20.00. DE. 3-1935. the Catholic University of A-ier- the meeting, at which delegates as Provincial o f the Maryland Inf mtem, landacaped farden with SB—Not Listed by Parish Optometrist Salesmen or Ladies 96 coveral patio, Scar faraft, cloaa to ica and Notre Dame University, from six countries attended, Province of the Jesuit Fathen. public, parochial acnoola, ebarehas, Building Moterieli 46A was named director of the New was "A United Europe, Without Spedaliziag in $100 CASH stare* and tranm, ItSS Glaneoe, PR. I Contact Leases, also Our Personalized York regional office of the Bu­ Borders." YCS Plans Rally to Cburebea, S d w ^ Seonta, Altar 741M. FL. S4U5. TA. S43SL HAR- NEW AND USED St. Bernard, Ala.—Three hun­ Visual Training. SocUUea, GuUda, etc. Phone AM. 3- LKH-LOEB RSALTOBS. Service Sells Homes 1144 or W itte Don Braun, 119 E. BUILDING MATERIAU UMIIUM.WMWIIIILIIIIIPIJ dred members of the Young 7292 U.S. Hiway 6 — Derby Lewb St„ WIebIta. PonMSIOB SapL 1. Two bedroom* Flumbtnp C Steal • WIndowi ua, OD* down and r*c. room. Kloe- • D oo rs Christian Students' organization AT. 8-3693 t(M 0 Irlc atove, drapo*,,w. to w. carpot- will attend a study week at St. 941 E. 88lh Ave—Tbomton Ta Ckarekee, Sebtola. Oluba, Seeuta, B r owBor, reaioBabla. FR. 7- Kerdy Wrecking and OrtaniaatioB*. Ju t uU 14 Bet* MB. MALTOR' Bernard's College Aug. 10-14. AT. 74926 Conlraclors F o r t Collins tie* of HatktB* Doeble Stmurtb U55 S. Broadway SH. 4451B »T9 W ert 91h Ave. TA. S4011 Outstanding speakers in the (Ertnlnf Appolatmaota Isvttad) VaalUe. Detail* GaDi AM. a a ilt. late DAHLIA. LoToly S-Mim. boma, 144 batba, flu. bomL Good toroa, fields of Catholic ■ Action, lit­ Solesmen or Ladies 96 tmraedlale potnaMoa. Dliwia 1 Sac- urgy, and sociology will be ratnent klodetnrtan Um H.S. 5 S e ta ry 1 Used Cars Wanted 58A CATERING 4A Let SANTA'S HELPERS help you blocks. lA . well, 5 fun SHINN PHARMACY heard. uve a wonderful CtarlatiBae. Earn fro d ta fe . ilfh commisrioni, selllnf toyi on 33—Christ tbe King . 44IS W y M d M ' "'four Paruft Orufilor*" Scholarship Law T O R IHEi party pUn. EH 442U. 757 Oltncoo—Cbanniof SM im ., full 3-bodroom b « e , ptua fiwcory. I 'U BUY fiU 2-1086 end HU 2-1086 Trenton, N. J.-7Govemor Rob­ B E S T IN bm L homo with carpM and drapaa. 11*1 Sooth Oedan ert B. Meyner signed into law FOODS- SITUATIONS WANTED— Immedlata ppoattloa. Opan Sarar- Northern Hotel Bldg. "fiarihant Cotoraio't day and Suodar 5 to I. Holon Jawr- 5 aptx., separate beths, Income m CbU MALE 11 Leedlut Oepanmeiil Stora” the state scholarship program ink aiM ty, Broktr. FL. 5-4494. 5190.00. YOUR CAR! The Store with a Smile which permits grants to be used Man, In early 60% exeallant heattb. B S D o w n im D IA LA de*lre* any kind of work laxsept S 3 -^ o lF FainllF Phone DE. M 3S4 or at private as well as public col­ % drivinfl. CaU PE. S4ML S. J. TooiolU leges and universities. The plan ■ M 4Sse Newton V aeanL A roal boy, |84 come to 7440 E. CMfax DINNER EDUCATION 13 ao. PXTX 2 batba, saa, h.w. haat, C H . 4-14H R A . 24550 Please Patronize provides four-year, 8400 annual ftill bm t., dbL brick Xarace. Good Wntb CUne A Bardatty for tm estimalc ^ Mg;h Blylhe-Goodrich scholarships for about five per AC 24891 Plano Instruetioa^-Rtrth M ont* Caf- lontaL Good for la rt* fam ily borac, Your REGISTER Per Pact Hema Dativary Cnmer. GL. H1S4 or EA. S-im. prices for clean cars . . . teacher o( piano. Studio 2100 COLORADO SFRtND* /U ortiuay cent of each year’s high school SPRCIALIZINO IN Choice Afn Q iitrry Street, SA. 2-: Advertisers and graduates in the state. Father ;r». Baked VirtMa Ham, Set HOLY FAMILY PARISH One block from Pauline School and Arobalance Service ,em Pried Chicken, Shrimp, R< Prlvat* miMleal initnictloB on all 4944 P a rry Chapel. Beautlfal three bedroom, STAN'S James J. Shanahan, SJ., presi­ Jack W. Goodrich Mention iBaef end Pork. Inxtrunienta by 10 proTetilonal In- S-bdrm. brick. Excellent condition. oao and a half bath home, with dent of St. Peter’s College, Jer­ EXPERT CATERING itructor*. Accordion* and (ultan *10400, term *. GR. 7-5252. separata «4205 ^Thu^^iy^^Au£U8t6^^ .WMWAVWAWAVMVVWJVsVAVV Council Plans Retreat A retreat is' planned for Tiekets are available at the SPORTS BITS Bishop Tihen Council 4796, following places; McKinney's Knights of Columbus, the first Conoco. Sheridan at Alameda; week end in October. The re­ SSSVWAVVVSA^WbWAAWAWbWWliWAVWiftW Aeroplane Club. 3312 W. Ala­ I treat will be conducted by Fa­ meda; Bill Dreiling Motors, By Hank Rozier ther Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J. 2111 W. Alameda; or at the door. Are there any football coaches with a master's degree in This will be the first general physical education running around unattached. If so. Presi­ retreat for the counclL Frank Devine attended the dent Francis J. Donohue of St. Mary of the Plains College at Questions on the retreat may last meeting and gave a talk on Dodge City, Kans., is looking for a replacement for the current be referred to Ray Barnett, BE. the Columbian Cap. 7-2052 (home) or BE. 3-3811. coach who wants to accept a non-coaching position at a col­ or COLUMBUS lege in another state. KKIGHTS Ext. 263 (work). Life In Too Short Mention of the Dodge City Catholic college brings to The members have selected To Be Without An the third Sunday of each month mind a bit of advice for Catholic high school athletes who EZE MOP & would like to make use of their athletic ability in helping to Catholic Men Are Urged for corporate Communion. The communicants will receive CONE WRINGER secure a Catholic college education. Many lads may not have Communion at a different oge quite enough ability to play football for Notre Dame or bas­ Headf Never Touch Water of the three churches in the Get Youre Now ketball for the University of San Francisco. To Join Fraternal Order area each month. UXa pliu tax This lack of All-American potential need not mean, how­ Benefit Dance FREE CITY DEUVERY ever, that they cannot attend a Catholic college with a grant Edgar E. Gerken, chairman of Dr. Earl C. Bach. Colorado in aid for athletic participation. There are many excellent The council is sponsoring a' Matt orders flHed, In­ (he State Council Knights of state deputy, noted that there clude 3Sc for pacKIns small Catholic colleges that have well-rounded athletic pro­ Columbus membership-insur­ are 40.000 eligible Catholic men benefit dance this Friday eve­ and postage. grams and do provide athletic scholarships. ance activity, announced a vig­ in Colorado, Dr. Bach expressed ning, Aug. 7, at the DAV Park. AC. Z-StUO But the opportunity won't come knocking. The prospec­ orous campaign to invite all confidence that membership 4901 Marshall Road. The Har­ EOT MOP CO. _ tive quarterback or cage hopeful must show some initiative. practical Catholic men to be­ goals would be exceeded and ^ MACHEBEUr K. OF C. INSTALLED mony Polka Dots will play for 12*7 E. 17lh Ave. Ask your pastor or your school principal or your coach to come part of the largest Cath- bring national recognition to the dance. Denver 18, Colo. THE E2E MOf help you find out about these Catholic college educational Colorado. H. JOSEPH HAMS was installed as grand knight opportunities. Or write to this cofumn for help. of Bishop Machebeuf Council 4647, Knights of Columbus. cH.H >1.1 I'l.'i HIP-' * * * Special empha.sis in the He is shown above receiving the gavel from Robert L. Wiley, ■ If the Milwaukee Braves can stay cl<»e to the top of the membership drive is placed in retiring grand knight. National League long enough, the needed second base help the fact that the snpremd con­ Other officers installed are William B. Bradley, deputy ■ IS^omemaker’s ‘ may be on the way. The great Red Scboendienst, out of action vention of the K. of C. will grand knight: Fred P. Harris, Jr., chancellor; Peter Clermonts, for almost a year because of a bout with tuberculosis, hopes be held in Denver in 1961. warden; Judge George McNamara, advocate; Edward Hogan, n e to return to the Braves' lineup in September. He will begin New members will have an treasurer; Ted Speros. recorder; A1 McCusker, financial secre­ u Department | working out later this month. unusnal opportunity to see tary; Dan Belfiore, lecturer; Lloyd Hatteberg, inside guard; 1 Two other great Catholic stars, too, are beginning to the vast program of the order Louis Clermonts and Joseph Morrissey, outside guards; and Fa­ P Patronae Thete Reliable and Friendly Firmt feel the ravages of time. Hank Bauer, one o f the Yankees’ in action. ther Mathew Ruf. S.M.B.. chaplain. Past Graifd Knight Wiley was real “old pros,” is quoted as saying bis legs “aren't what they Chairman Gerken, a member elected tiFa three-year term on the board of trustees. used to be— they're gone.” The Cards’ Stan Musial, even of Cure d' Ars Parish, and of Earl Stechschulte, general program chairman, and members though he puts another mark in the record book almost every East Denver Council 4647, re­ of the various committees were instrumental in the council's win­ ♦ time he steps on the field, is having a disappointing year. SATRIANO sides at 3500 Elm Street. He is ning the highest supreme council awards given to subordinate ENGLEWOOD ♦ ' The Man is hitting around .270 and playing only irregularly. councils. a sales representative for the ♦ * * * John P. Daieiden Church Goods Awards won include the membership honor roil, insurance BROTHERS Heating Company ♦ Denver high school football fans may not see the Holy Company, located at 1120 Broad­ honor roll, and the designation Star Council for achievements ♦ JAiVlTOR Trinity Tigers from Trinidad this year. The Tiger schedule way, accomplished under the six-point program. An» ♦ SERVICE calls for league games with Pueblo Catholic and Canon City AatberHMd Lmoom D«al«r Abbey and a traditional tussle with St. Mary’s o f Walsenburg INTRACITT ACTION OPENS AUG. 9 FonuoM Air CoBditioolag ^ * Rug and Upholstery but no competition from the Denver area. The Tigers will Shompooing travel to Dalhart in the Texas Panhandle for a game on Nov. 6. A ll H aIsm FnroacM * * * S*rTic«d : * Complete House Colorado Springs' St. Mary’s High School American Le­ Edgar E. Gerken BASEBALL LEAGUES SET PLAYOFFS # Cleoning gion diamond stalwarts seem to be faring somewhat better olic fraternal order in the U. S. ♦ • Floor Woxing ond The first intracity playoffs stilt in progress, the teams * Hearing than their Denver cohorts. The Pirates lost for the first time Numbering more than 1,000,000 Plans tor league expansion # Polishing in the Catholic Youth Recrea­ that will play Sunday have * Air Condirioning in second-half play but remained in a thrq^way, 3-T tie for members, the Knights of Colum­ have been made, but league tion Association baseball not yet been decided. J * Walls and Windows second place, a game and a half behind the leaders. bus form a strong right arm of directors note that they will * Sheet Metal Work leagues are scheduled for ♦ Woshed •.'X * * the Church in America. The playoff games are open materialize only if Catholic Phone SU 1-4494 TEXPERT. DEPENDABLE Sunday, Aug. 9. The games to the public, ^here is no ad­ Fr«« CbKksp oad The Central Bank squad in Denver A classification play, Mr. Gerken points out that J INSURED between the Southeast and mission charge, but a free will parents show sufficient inter­ made up chiefly of Cathedral, Mt. Carmel, and Regis players, the drive will Ik conducted by 1065 W. Hampden W Call Vi for Free Eitimatei Northwest league winners will offering will be taken up. est in the program. For this- took too long (0 find a winning combination. The Bankers the membership chairman in Freak Waters. Prop. 4 CL. S-S754 and CL S-6289 be played at the field on 40th All proceeds will go into an reason they hope there is a wound up their season with three wins in succession, but the each of Colorado's 53 councils. 2836 W. 44tb Avo. and Lipan Streets. athletic fund for St. Vin­ large turnout for the games ♦ ...... seven straight losses suffered earlier in the season proved These chairmen will inform in­ Sunday. fatal. terested persons about the Winners in the Class A cent's home. order's many works in charity, leagues will open the action at 12:30 p.m. The Triple A Bacon & Schramm GLASS fraternal, social, and patriotic OF SOUTHWEST DENVER COUNCIL champions will begin at 2 affairs. Comrwsiiinn Roofing CO. Aurora llainliler Dealer o’clock, and the Major League Tile Roofing teams conclude the action at Roof Repairing .Authorized dicW thlsiA ^ Sales & S ervice 3:30 o’clock. State Deputy to Speak MIRRORS Knights' Council A time and inning rule wilt 4020 Brichion BUd. PItet TA >4211 Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes prevail. The Class A games CH. 4-6563 will be limited to five innings. At Knights' Ceremony Donates Flagpole Triple A to six innings, and MARKEL AIITO the Major League tilt to seven The Institution Day program All Saints'. St. Patrick’s of U16-20 Kingston EM. 4-3373 innings. All games, however, ROSS HARDWARE To Pauline School committee of the Southwest Ft. Logan, and Notre Dame. are limited to one hour add Denver K. of C. Council an­ Council 4636. Knights of Co­ 30 minutes. Among K. of C. officials who Open Nites Til! 9 p.m, — Free Porkirg nounced that Dr. Earl C. Bach, will be at the banquet are Bill lumbus, o f Holy Family Parish Since league playoffs are slate deputy of the Colorado BUck, immediate past deputy: 6420 E. Colfax at Monaco FL. S-5330 in Security Village, near Colo­ Knights of Columbus, will be George Turner, past state dep­ rado Springs, presented the Luncheon Club the principal speaker at the uty and now chairman of the THE BEER THAT Pauline Chapel School, Broad­ banquet that will be held at Colorado Supreme Council con­ moor, with a pole and flag. The Speaker Loretto Heights College on vention to be held in Denver in Electrical Contracting & Repairing >UDE MaWAUKEE pole, 30 feet high, was installed Aug. 9. Dr. Bach teaches dra­ 1961; Tom Nolan, general by a group of the knights on matics and speech at Loretio K. of C. insurance agent for FAMOUS June 27. On Sunday. July 5, the KAIIL J. STROIIMIXC^ER Heights and is in charge of the the state of Colorado; Mike Mul­ knights, their fa m ilie s , and adult education program. len, district deputy of district — - - - ■■ Electric Company members o f the Pauline Ch'apel IS; and Dave McKinney of the Uc«n$«e (fM BonoM congregation, together with Fa­ Dignitaries to Attend K. of C. new council develop­ ther Daniel Ketleher. assistant .Member National Electrical Contractors Ass'n. The banquet will conclude im­ ment co-ordinating committee pastor of the Broadmoor par- pressive daylong ceremonies and chief organizer for the lITSStomSt. AC. 3-5733 MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. ikh. dedicated the flagpole. scheduled in connection with Southwest Denver Council. . Robert M. — Paul V, — M. T, Murrajr Joint Installation the founding of this new unit All knights and their guests The honored guests for the-ban- MAin 3-.V4I4 A joint installation of officers are invited to attend. The time quet will include many Knights of Councils 562. 4699. and 4636 is 7:30 p.m.; tickets are $2 each of Columbus dignitaries from of the greater Colorado Springs and may be obtained by calling throughout the state of Colo­ area was held in the Widefield E. W. Roper at WE. 5-9520 or F. J. KIRCHHOF rado in addition to the clergy M. Shively at WE. 5-2287. WE NEED USED PIANOS High School, Security Village, from the three-parish area of on Thursday, July 1. The, in­ All women present will re­ ceive a corsage of Colorado car­ Trode your old piano or ployer or grand on o new stalling officer was Dr. Earl Construction Co. Bach, state deputy of the Colo­ Football Program Set nations. A short color movie Spinet Piono or o new Admiral, Grundig or Pilot rado Knights of Columbus. will be shown., which will high­ Stereo. Best deal in town! ^ New officers of Council 4636, At St. Rose of Lima light the many activities and BUILDERS Security Village, are; Granil_ aims of this national Catholic .Men's organization. knight, Thomas A. Guyote; dep­ A football program will be in­ We Appreciate Your Patrnnape Joe Onofrio, 1332 Broadway uty grand knight. E dw ard augurated at St. Rose of Lima's The day’s events start with Shrive: warden. Alfred Alfon- George Nez (above), ex­ i Parish. Denver, in the fall for Mass at 8 a.m. in All Saints’ 700 l>awrence St. Iienver. Colo. sin: chancellor, Carl Rust; re­ ecutive director of the Re­ I boys of the fifth through eighth Church, followed by breakfast corder, Hellings Renton: treas­ gional Planning Commission, I grades attending the parish at Murphy’s Restaurant, confer­ urer. Erland Kiddie; advocate. will speak at the Denver Knights {school. Boys wishing to partlci- ring of rites, and then the Hector P erez V eg a; inside of Columbus Friday Luncheon Ipatc in the program who live banquet. Pete Van Waensel ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY guard, Richard Plana: outside Club Aug. 7. : in the parish but who do not will photograph proceedings GUY M. ELDER A SONS NORTH DENVER guards, Don Wiitgen and Lloyd Mr. Nez for seven years was ' attend St. Rose of Lima’s School throughout the day. and prints Lunsford: trustees, Glenn Dris­ on the Denver City Planning ^ may submit an application that of pictures may be obtained for Industrial and Commercial Building coll, James Lane, and George Commission. He also supervised iwilJ allow them to play upon $1 each. The group council pic­ IT.'v Vallejo St. PKarl 3-8930 MERCHANTS Ewald; lecturer, A1 Brown; and the urban renewal program. , approval of the athletic com­ ture will be taken'upon comple­ tion of conferring of the Third financial secretary. James La- He holds a degree in eco­ mittee. Degree at the Council 539 home. hey. nomics and did postgraduate The new team will not be AMHERST The wives of the knights from work at Michigan Slate Uni­ affiliated with any city league, FIREPLACE FIXTURES Yevr Friendly Neighborhood the three councils joined their versity. He served three, years but it will be matched against "Register” deadline for par­ Orota* husbands for a social hour after in the Navy. leaguc«quads. The program will ish, club, school news— Tues­ Hr* MM CLEANERS the meeting in the banquet All Catholic men and their operate under the principle of JOHNNIE ROSE days, 2 p.m. Ftraliqktfr teaching the boys the fundamen­ Owner and Mioager room of the Branding Iron Res­ guests are invited to attend the Aadlroas tals of football. Good sportman- PHONE OL. S-U3S taurant in Security Village. weekly meetings at noon each Wood heldeii Mth and STUART ship abo will be stressed. The Friday in the K. of C. home, Cool hodi 1575 Grant Street. A smorgas­ parish will provide qualified TKY Patronize “Register” adver­ CirToia MraMS bord lunch featuring as much as coaches to instruct the boys. WHITTAKER tisers, boost “ Register” sub­ Spork qMrdi one wants is served for Sl. The Further details will be issued J ^ c d b iiL FANTE HARDWARE scriptions to insure facilities Eloetrie legi meetings end promptly at 1 in a bulletin after all the Masses PHARMACY for more adequate news cov­ * FIUNT Oos legs 3006 W. 44tfa Ave. p.m. .on Simday, Aug. 16. erage. Gifts - Hardware • Paint GL. 5-3809 j “The Friendly S fo r e ” Glass • Toys JOe FANTE, OWNER DENVER MARBLE & TILE Co. j Prescription Specialists Pipe Threading larq.it and trail eoinplafa diiplay of firtpltc* Mmber St. Catherine’s Parish Brake Work — Tune fixiur.i in th. Wail. 'w . 32nd & Perry GL. 5-2401 IMndow Shades - Key Etfasnd si.et im Up — Wheel Balanc* Duplicating MA. 3-1484 1330 STOUT ST. KE.4-5S80 Cemplot* Autemsilv* Strvic* COLQUITT'S ing — Front W h e e l Open Frida- A* Mondnj Vrei. Cunningham Motor 32 Broadway PE. 3-2U40 Alignment — Body & Family Shoe Store Service and Shoe Repair Shop Fender Repair — Auto "D m CvKfiingfaAB," Owiwr 72nd & Lowell Blvd. 43M W. 441h kn. P a in t in g . For the BEST in CRANE­ Bvi. CE 3.45U D«. H* 4-33J7 LINE Corona Auto Service LAUNDRY Standard Gas & Oils LAKE SRORK RAKIAIY & BASMOR mYOURHOHE 6th & Corona RA 2-4867 BOILERS 5226 W. 25lh Ave.^New Phone No.— BE. 7-0540 DRY CLEANING Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. We want to (hank all of our patrons for (he privilege of Exquisite Dry Cleaning serving them. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner FAMOUS Phone MAin 3-4281 SoPrinfising in Qwilily Rug & Furniture Ptumlnne and flealiny NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE Cleaning Co. 25 ROUTES Repnire Domestic and Imported "Pefsonoltzed Service” SLATTERY In Your Office - Home Free Piek-up and Delivery WINES AND LIQUORS v k W Or Our Modern Plant FAITHFUL NAVIGATORS THE Cold Beer — .Mixes — Pop \ < n i / f •MOTHPROOFING & COMPANY "Your Friendly Liquor Store” / . •RUG BINDING THE INCOMING faithful navigator. Gerald Smith LAUNDRY & DRY fall GL. 5-4723 for FREE IIEMVERY " ■ f e w j All Wtfk <>iM>iniie«d Plumbing and Healing Omiraelora deft', presents the past faithful navigator pin to Philip CLEANING 181 Vallejo St. SH 4-3>S4 Edith and Carmine Iximbardi, Prop. W Dial TA 5-6569 Mueller. J r . upon the latter’s retiring from office in the Denver 43ti Sodaral Blvd. 1Sn MARKET ST. PkoM MX. 3-«ll JOHN J. CONNOR. Pm tdM t ROB£S1 F. CONNOR. Vlc« P roldni assembly of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus.