f* c -=r tr> 1959 :or Private School Pupils THE 3J; c r - arents Urged SOUTHERN COLOR. )
r» o Support Bill THEsHSKaan*® OFFICIAL CATHOLtC hffiWSPAPER O f THE DIOCESE ( (Nam , Resriatercd in the U. S. Patent Office) is n Bus Rides VOL. XIV. No. 31. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959 ■ Utters from Catholic parents Uve, whose assistancc Is re- needed to help pass a blll quired to get the bill out of the illow bus ride» for private committee and into the Housc. Colo oot students. 'according to a Mrs. Teck urges that Ietters be Parish Observances Urged irr from Mrs. Betty Kirk written to Mrs. Gaylord request |«t. »tato representative. She in g her help in this matter. i tetters ahould be sent to Mrs. West States that she has . Msdgc Gaylord, state repre- made the bill as comprehcnsive inlstive. asking her support aa posslble. staying within the }{ouse Bill 54. limita of the State Constitution. Diocese to Mark |onr of the main projects of Stresses Th ree PoinU Pueblo Dcanery unit of the Mrs. West is stressing three wresan Council of Catholic points in this bill. lomcn. according to Mrs. Lewis! (1 ) Help to the children. President, is to endeavor rathor than to the parochial and ohtain public bus facilitics for private schools; (2) that the leg- ate school ntudcnts. In a let- 49th Birthday of JMI islation is permissive, not man- reccived recently by Mrs datory; and (3) that it permits Charles J. Murray, SJ.; Richard Simpson. Wil Mrs. Wett says this pro- decent, Christian, unselfish ac New Knightsof the Altar ;‘.stp h’s,J-' liam Stine. Raymond Mattorocci. Leroy Garcia, may soon materialize. tion as far as the Legislatur« is Blende, plctured with their pastor are (left to and Tclesfor Trujillo— (Picture by Jay Phillips To Plead for Bill permitted to authorize. right) Eioy Gutierrez, Fred Garcia. David Na- Studio) Mrs. West has made consid- j ranjo, George Garcia, Joseph Clementi. the Rev. TV biU hat been referred to erable headway in this matter.) Scouting Feb. 8 rdticalion committee snd according to Mrs. Teck, insofari - f 4 * + + t rhairman has promised Mrs. os obtaining an appeal before j 'cst that she will be allowed to Scout Sunday will be observed Feb. 8 on the 49th anniversary of the birthday of the educatlon committee. and inl the Boy Scouts o'f America. The Rev. Clement Wozniak, diocesan director of scout »pear before this committee procuring help from members 10 Boys Made Knights of Altar KET id piead for the bill. Favorable of the committee in other arcas ing, asks that the diocesan-wide observance of this day be stimulated by the boys »mmittee action is necessary in an effort to get this bill to and men in scouting, and that parish Scout troops, Cub Scout packs, and Explorer rforr the bill can rcach the jthe floor for consideration. She units attend Mass and receive Communion in their scout uniforms in their parish of ihr Stale Letulaturc h„ ataled, however, that’ für- In Ceremony at Blende Chapel church on Feb. 8 r final action. The decision of ther asaistance is needed and the He also prespnts the following resumeof the Catholic scouting program. rommittee is dubious at this most practicaI way of doing that ES (St. Jmeph’s Chapel. Chapel are. under the dircc- Knights of the Altar lo teach + + + + ’ + l: ; me. Mrs. West aays. is for each and every Catholic Blende) tion of Sister Hilary of the other younger Servers their Two committee members, man and woman to send cards Ten boys were made Knights Benedict ine Sisters of Yank- prayers and the proper man- Paulists to Start prexentative» Howell and j and Ietters to Madge Gaylord. of the Altar in a solemn vest- ton. S. Dak. She uses the ncr of serving. >hn*on, have co-sponxored the asking her suppori to favorable ing ceremony in the prescncc BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 11 uith Mrs. West. The onlyl action on H. B. 54 when it is of the whole congregation in n t AN CISCAN IN CHARGE Mission on Feb. 8 local member is Mrs. requested by Mrs. West.— (Mrs. St. Joseph’s Chapel. The ccre- 4 9 th ANNIVERSARY I9 S9 sdge Gaylord, state rcprescnU- J. F. Skubc. Correspondcnt) mony preccdcd the 9:30 a m. ON WARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY At St. Leander's Sung Mills Sunday, Jan. 25. Mens Mission W ill End After an cxplanation to the OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WEEK POSTER (SL I^eandcr’s Parish, Pueblo) \ssurription Altar Unit's congregation of the privilcge + + + A mission conducted by the of serving the priest at the In Canon City Jan. 31 W haf Is Scouting? sec in all objccts, in rules, in Paulist Fathers will begin in virtuos, in beautiful things their allar. the boys came into the Scouting is a game for boys, St. Leander’s Church, Sunday, own true value, their own true sanctuary to be vested pub- ' Canon City. — Mission serv-j Sunday, Jan. 25 (o Joseph James a game to be played by boys in Feb. 8, and end Friday, Feb. 'lew Officers Revealed splendor in the light of the lldy with cassock and sur- ices conductcd for the men byjGron, infant of Mr. and Mrs. boys' gangs under boy Icaders, 13. Parishioners will be ex- Oar 1 jdjr of the Assuroption ments were Mmes. Lena Gama, price, and to rcccive the the Rev. Conrad Loftus. O.F.M., Stanley B. Gron, and to Michael a game with a purpose, the pur- Divinc Son.“ pected to attend the exercises Scouting does not claim to bc Parish, Pueblo) Pat F ellio n . Gila Espinosa. hadge of the Knights of the which bcg&n in Sl. Michael’« j Bryan McBcth, infant of Mr. posc of hclping boys to become and have been invited to bring more than an auxiliary aid to Mrs. Pattle F e 111 o n was Sarah Galiant. Lena Pecoraro, Altar from the Rev. Charles Church Sunday. Jan. 25. will bei and Mrs. John McBeth. men—men trained for Citizen- their non-Catholic friends. and Lucy Munoz. This group J. Murray. SJ.. pastor. the Church, the homc. and the cc:ed President of Our Lady of concluded Saturday. Jan. 31. j Requiem for Trafflc Victlm ship— for citlzenship in two Corporate Communion e ALsumption Altar Society in supervised the cleaning of the The ceremony closed wilb Devotions are being held this A Requiem Mass was ccle- school. Its founder modestly worlds. this world and the king- The women of the parish will rrrent meeting of the group. church and sanctuary and cared the recitalion of the Knights’ weck for the students of SL brated Wcdncsday moming. dom of God. claimed that it is “capable of filling up certain ebinks." receive Communion together in (irr officers elected werc Mrs. for church tinens during the pledge of dedication to the Michael’» School. The Blcssing Jan. 21, by Palher Glentzer for n j8 „ program for boys under month.— (Mrs. Hctea Dominlck, Service of the altar. of infants and small children Cardinal Montini of the* Vati* the 8 a.m. Mass Sunday. Feb. - wphme Snider, vice President; Carolyn Mary La Cruc, 17-year- boy leaders chosen by the gang, Correspondcnt) The Servers at St. Joseph'« was to take place Thursday Jan. can Secretariat of State wrote 1. The front pews will bc re- v Josephlne Dioncse. secre- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. guided by a man who is backed served for the occasion. iry; .Mrs. Lucy Munoz. treas- 29. at 11 a.m. Joseph La Cruc, whose death to Archbishop Louis Martinez of by other men of the community The members of the Altar rer; Mrs. Argie Caporicci. cor- • f occurred öfter injurics rcceived Mexico City on the occasion of Miss Anna Blei and Mrs. —a program of physical and and Rosary Society, together spondlng secretary; and Mrs. the S e c o n d lnter-American Mark Richordson were co-host- in a traffic accidenL A Rosary mental h c a 11 h and moral with all the women of the par rlcn Dominlck. reportcr. CCD Action £>cout Conference that the Holy esses to Ihc Catholic Ladies was recitcd in the church Tucs- strength. of handicraft and skill, ish. were invited to attend the Corramttee chairmen includc Father thinks of the scouting Card Club in the homc of Miss day evening, Jan. 20. Miss La and of servicc to God and coun- annual covered-dish luncheon to mes. Gila Espinocta, Nora Cruc was an employc of St. movement as “ an original train In Southern Colorado Blei. A social hour was spent try and to fellow man. It has be served at 1:15 p.m.. in the no and Katherine Ottino, Thomas Mare Hospital. In addi- ing System that, based solidly THROUOH HUI AND WITH Smith. Mrs. Arelene Brach, am öfter the games. Awards were as its objectives charactcr build on the Gospel, gradually de- parish hall Thursday. Jan. 29. r. Mrs. Lena Genova and tion to her parents sho is sur* IHM AND IN H1M ON THE Mrs. Sylvia L&rralde. inade to Mmes. Mario Meyer, ing and elüzenship training. velops the Personality of the!Mrs. Stophen Mikitynski was »ances Segona. cdnrales- vived by nino brtrthcrs and sis- WESTERN SLGPE Mary Vielem an, Esther Hcnnes* Wc can picture scouting more boy. taking advantage of his in Charge of arrangements.-Car ; Mme*. Dorothv Kieker, Through l i m «JÜOM , nd NeIlie ters and her grandmother. casily than we can define it. itonlo Gellego«, snd Vicky Two trained and aclive exeeu- men. under the dlrection ot Th„ „ noblest inclinations.’’ games were scheduled for the The sacrament of Baptism Aunl of Nnn Dies It is boys hiking. boys Camp sociai hour.— ( Mrs. J. H. Baum, Wan, merabership; Mm«. tive boarda on the Western their pastors, Christ is viewing Scouting should be used to In was ad ministe red by the Rev. Father Glentzer celebrated a ing, boys tracking and trailing, Correspondent) Pecoraro, Sarah Galiant Slope have diligcntly leamed the parochial situations, organ- terpret supernatural living to Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., pastor. Requiem Mass Thursday morn- boys rendering scrvice through sl Kose Reeve*. social pro- the will of Christ which they izing the forces at hand and ef- boys and to men. Catholics who ing. Jan. 22. for Mrs. Helen first aid, boys seeking skills, try- sms Mmea. J o s e p h in e HcienUy warring against the participatc in scouting should be are carrylng out to the best of Salyer, who diod early Monday ing out new activities, explor- recht o. Minnie Mastronardi. their abllities. They are iocsted powem of religious ignorance in Members Enrolled made to realizc the spiritual val- morning, Jan. 19. ing trails for life with the force Durango Society xi Argie Caporicci. Sergeant at in SL Joseph'* Parish. Grand the parishes. ues that are inherent in the Survivors includc two sisters of religion to challenge them ms. Junction. and Sacred Henri Par This is a tributc to the mem InCandle Club Given Scout Oath and Law. Mrs. Vincent Donahuc and to sonctify whatever walks of Pius XII also paid tribute, “To The Res. John O’Flaherty, ish. Fruita. bers of the Confraternity of Mrs. Harry Van Alstyne, both To Accept Three J, moderator. extended con- Christian Doctrine on the West Includcd in the list of mem life they choose in the arts, the seek, to find, to enjoy, and to In Grand Junction the mem of Canon City, and a brother, Durango.— (Sacred Heart Par stulaüooa to the women on ern Slope. bers enrolled in the Candle Sciences, the crafts, the trades, praise God in His works; to sec bers are Clayton Langlais, Sam Eimer (Bud) Bower of Man and the professions. ish)— Three new members will xnr ehoice of officers and ex- Club are Mr. and Mrs. V. Paul all creation in the light of God; Doak. Miss Gencva Poulson. THE MIND OF CHRIST is hattan Beach, Calif. this constitutes the basis of the bc initiated into the Senior Holy ■wsed gratitude to the out- Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James Sa- Scouting is fun. adventure. Name Society Sunday, Feb. 8. iry Howard Shults, Mrs. Lavern ever more corapletely dominal- bo. Robert Kirchgraber; Mmes. Other survivors are two life of a Scout." nt z officers for their hard ing the mlnds of aduits in SL comradeship. It is a game! They are Andrew Duran, Ben Langlai«. Mrs. Margaret Jacob Angela Gcmina. Johanna Men* nicces, Sister M. Josephinc, “Scouting aims to give the boy That is what scouting does; r»*ii fi r/rk and accomplishmenU dur- Joseph’« and Sacred Hcart Par- Chavez and Wilfred Martinez. 0 . son, Mrs. Leons Sybrant, Mra. drick, Julia Mikus, Estelle Min- O.S.B., of St. Scholastica’s Acad a practical idea of the responsi that is what scouting is! Uatr' i their terra of office. He Uhes. emy and Mrs. Betty Cbess, both The ceremony will also bc ac- tked member* to continuc the Lncille Crurabaker, Mra. Louise ata, Frank Bayuk, Floyd Ciruii, bilitics of life before,him” wrotc c i . l S l Schumacher. Mrs. Mary Prin- A training coursc for discus- of Canon City; three nephews, Icompanied with initiation into mr < o Operation as in the past. Louis Corel. Clara Romma, its founder. Baden-Powell, “ and t the Junior Holy Name Society, ster, and Mrs. Dorothy Hartin- sion club Icadcrs was given in Gracc Gavata, Laura Gavata, Joseph Van Alstyne of Canon endeavors to inculcate the prac A film on canccr was pre- the Grand Junction Catcchetical City, J. Gordan Bower of Or Deanery Meeting j whose members are recruited ated by Mrs. Martha Marke!, ger. Rose. Jorsin, Marie Mönchen, and ticc of his rcligion in his every- Center in Octobcr and Novem ange, Calif., and Larry Bower from Lhc study club and from AL tretnr of the Cancer Society. In Fruita they are Wallacc Agnes Beatty; Misses Mary day life and doings.” Catholic students of Ignacio ber. Trontel. Sally Beatty, Charlotte of Manhattan Beach. Mr. and His religion will give him a ooestion-and-answer period Moon. Walter Garlitz, Mrs. Mary Mr». Bower came here for the Of CCW Attended High School. « ronducted by Dr. Ralph M. Favorcl. Eugene Thomas, Mrs. At present 12 discussion clubs and Lenitu Woolsey: sensc of God as well as a sense I The first formal official elec- are meeting regulariy ln St. Jo Tlic Rev. Paul Mendrick, Wal funeral Services. of responsibility. Through reli r*xler. Ella Moon, Mrs. Lila Garcia. the Senior lloly Name Colo. seph’«, and 120 aduits are rc- senburg; Mrs. A. Raymond Mey A Rosary was rccited in the gion hc will be enabled to see By Blende Group! -ion of Hostesses serving refresh- Mrs. Leons Arcuby. Mrs. Alice church Wednesday evening, Society took place at a meeting freshing themsolvcs with the er, Delta; Raymond Pichardo. how the faithful discharge of (SL Joseph’s Chapel. Blende) of the group Jan. 25. Pete Val- Hoily; and Miss Mary'J. Kostelc Jan. 21.— (Mrs. Sara L. Holden. light and truth that come from his dutics as a Citizen must bc des was choscn President. Other BENEDICTINE CHAPEL of SaUda. Correspondent) Despite unfavorable weather Christ alone. related to the Service of God. conditions, 13 womert of St. Jo officers are Thomas Garcia, vice Mrs. Margaret Jacobson. Chair The late Pius XII, speaking to seph's Chapel area werc present President 3nd counselor; Al- 3 Formerly of Diocese man, has done much toward the 4.000 Boy Scouts at Castelgan- for the first quartcrly luncheon- fonso Maestas, secretary: Fidel succossful Organization of these Candle Blessing Rites dolfo, said, “Scouting reveals to meeting of the Pueblo Deanery Herrcra, treasurer, and Ross clubs. youth and puts into action all Unit of the Diocesan Council of Silva, marshal and counselor. The Rev. Francis J. Bottler that is nnturally good. noble, >217 Catholic Women Jan. 20. The Rev. Peter J. Verd, C.R.. Recife Vows as Sisters has reported that eight discus hcalthy: Simpiicity of life, love Thosc making the trip wereiasaisiant pastor, is spiritual di- Three former resident« of the School. Sister Mary James is the sion clubs are contributing Set at Pius X Parish of naturc, love of country, the Mmes. William Treanor. An- rector of the group. ^hlu D io c e s e pronounced daughtcr of Mr. and Mn. Del much toward building a stronger sentiment of honor, sclf-disci- thony Schmitt, Henry Mudd, Jr.; j ------spiritual bond among members (SL Pius X Parish, Pueblo) Bltar. Four Servers are used in * lr vows as Benedlctine fino Vigil, Aguilar. She was plinc, obedience. dedication to J. B CarmichaN. Trun.nn Fr,- Maryknoll General m the chapel of Mt. SL formerly a member of SL An of his parish. The blessing of candles will each Mass. two from the sixth the service of others. grade and two from the seventh zier, Melio Combatto. Sam Cor- T - n,* - rtiolajtica, Atchlson, Kans., thony of Padua’s Parish. THE FEET OF CHRIST have take place previous to the 8 “ Scouting aims at bringing lese. Nick Pinto, Joe La Prcsti.l W a i t t e d T l t U l C i r and cigbth grades. nen ts o Monday, Jan. 2«. Sister M. Carmela attended h**en rclentlcssly pursuing the a.m. Mass Monday, Feb. 2, the Order and right mcasurc into Frank Vince, Frank Granato.j Among the dass of 16 newly ML SL ScholAslica College, At children known to bc absent Feast of the Purification of the 300 Attend Chili Supper human life. Scouting gives to Pete DeLuca. and Ralph Wil-|| ■cfr.Lsed-were Sisters Angelo chison, for two years follow- from religiou a in stru ctlon Blessed Virgin Mary- Approximately 300 guests at the worship and Services of liams. Bishop Wright uazar. Antonito; Mary James ing her graduation from La classes. Blessing of throats will be tended a chili supper in SL Pius God that pre-eminent place that Miss Pal Pinello. 16 Lasi«« m ■ « L Aguüar. and M. Carmela Jara High School. She is the The work of CCD fishers ia held after the 8 a.m. Mass Tues- X Hall Jan. 25. The Home and it ought to have in human life, « iL U Jara. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Sofio needed! day, Feb. 3. the Feast of SL (T u rn to Page 3 — Column 6) and this itself disposes boys to ceivedVeg^ the.u°'°^d0 cedar ehest kSp.ri.nKS', displayed - Iransterred to Suter Angelo ia the daugb- Ortiz, La Jara, and was a mem The work of CCD fishers is Blase. Blessing of throats will by the Christian Mothers of St. ■ L C n o( Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sala- ber of St. Joseph's Parish be- alrcady bearing much fruit! also bc perform cd at 3 and 7:15 AT ST. PATRICK'S Joseph's recently. The teachers; Y IT^TSDUrQll 366 1r. Antonito. She is a gradu- forc entering the Benedictine Children from the various p.m. the same day. and students have expressed * ol Antonito High School and convent. areas come in steadily increas- Meeting Schedule apprcciation for funds received Washington, D. C. — Bishop **.* member of SL Augua- The 13 other memben of the ing nurabers to sweil rcligion The Holy Name Society will Tabernacle Unit Slates from the project to bc used for John J. Wright of Worcestcr. Parish before her en- dass are from Kansas, Iowa, classes, becousc of the gencr- rneet in the rectory Monday. library books in the school pro Mass., has been transferred to rjre into the convent. Nebraska, Missouri, and Illi osity of Mrs. Dorothy Hartin- Feb. 2, at 7:30 p.m. Thosc in gram.— (Mrs. Henry Mudd, Jr., be Bishop of Pittsburgh. Father A gmduate of Aguilar High nois. (T u rn to Page 3 — Column Q) Charge are looking forward to a Communion Day Feb. 8 Correspondent) John W. Comber. Superior Gen largo group in attendance at eral of the Maryknoll Fathers. LENT HEARING this meeting. (SL Patrick's Parish, Pueblo) Officers elected for the Corn is named Titular Bishop of The Altar Society will meet at The members of the Taber ing year in a meeting of the CCD Fishers Course Foratina. Both appointments 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3. in nacle Society will rcccive Com Tabernacle Society are Mrs. were announced by the Apos- the church. munion in the 8 a.m. Mass in Paul Lindvay. President; Mrs. W ill Begin on Feb. 2 tolic Delegation hcrc. sh Wednesday, Easter Come The executivc board of the SL Patrick’s Church Sunday, Walter Howard, vice President; The second thrce-week course Bishop Wright was bom in Confraternity of Christian Doc- Feb. 8. The front pews will bc Mrs. Warren Valentine, secrc- of instructlon this year for thosc Dorchester, Mass., in 1908, and trinc will meet in the rectory reserved for the group. tary; Mrs. Anthony Simony. intorcsted in the fishers’ divi- ordained in Rome in 1935. Hc n This Year on Early Dates Wednesday, Feb. 4. Final plans Covcred-DUh Luncheon treasurer; Mre. William Trai sion of the Confraternity of became Auxiliary Bishop of for the parish census will bc the The annual covered-dish ner. membership; Mrs, Thomas Christian Doctrine will bc given Boston in 1947, and Bishop of main business on the agendo. luncheon-mecting sponsored by by Sister M. Cläre of tho Mis Worcestcr in 1950. He is a no- Although it majr »cem that can possibly come (March 22). Easter will again fall on March Palko, Publicity; Mre. Mary 29 in 1964, but Ash Wednesday Slxth Grade Servers the Tabernacle Society will be Swartx, altars; Mrs. Matt Plutt, sion Helpers of the Sacred ted scholar, Administrator, and öv*nt Is just finished. the ar- Although the latest posslble The boys of the slxth grade Hcart Classes will begin in the orator. dato for Easter (April 25) will will fall on Feb. 12. A Jcap year held in the gymnasium Shrove sewing, and Miss Mary Amado, k ,ScJtÄÄe8ima Sunday on are beginning to serve at the Catcchetical Center, Jeffcrson Bishop-elccl Comber was bom fall in the year 2038, the most causes the Ash Wednesday dnte Tuesday, Feb. 10. at 12:30 p.m. convalescenL , • 1 * loud warnlng that and Routt, Pueblo, Monday. Fob. in Lawrence, Mass., in 1906, and extensive colendar projection to advancc by one day in rela- The women of the parish have * ,eu°n of Lcnt is Just 10 Membership Drive 2, at 7:15 and last until 9:15 ordained for Maryknoll in 1931. '>■» away. listed in the World Almanac tion to Easter. Legion of Mary Curia hecn invited to attend and bring An announccment has been p.m. He was a missionary in Man- A*h Wednesday and hence (1901-2100) has no March 22 for Easter was first regularized a covered-dish item for the oc casion. The program will in made by Mrs. Lindsay that now Upon completion of the six- churia from 1931 to 1943, and y!pr tbis year come on two of Easter. by the Council of Nlcea ln 325, W ill Meet on Feb. 3 which dedded that Easter «hall clude a guest Speaker. is the time for a membership hour instruction period«, candi- was interned ln a Japanese eon- e vefy earllest dates on which Other dates in this Century ln be the first Sunday following A meeting of the Pueblo A games party will be held drive by the society, She said dates will bc qualified to re centration camp from 1941 to ren posslbly come. Feb. 11 which Ash Wednesday has fal the Paschal full moon, which Curia of the Legion of Mary Tuesday, Feb. 3, by SL Pat membership enveiopes will bc ceive a certificate from the Most 1943. He was rector of the r Ash Wednesday and March len on Feb. 11 or an earlier hoppens upon or next after will take place Tuesday, Feb. 3. rick's Grade School Parcnt- distributed to all the women of Rev. Bishop Joseph C. Willging Maryknoll major setninary from 1 Easter. dato include: 1910 (Feb. 9), March 21. The Paschal füll at 7:45 p.m. in the Holy Family Teachers’ Club. A jewclry set the parish Sunday, Feb. 1, in graduation ccremonies to 1944 to 1953 and superior of f t ^ Other Times 1921 (Feb. 9). 1932 (Feb. 10), moon is the 14lh day of a lunar Parish Hall at 2825 Lakeview. for men and one for women which are to be rcturned with take place next May. Maryknoll Missionen ln Chile UR»y seven other Ümes in 1937 (Feb. 10), 1940 (Feb. 7), month. rcckoncd according to This will be the 200th time that will bc exhibited at that time. $2 enclosed for dues, or they Sister Cläre States thosc who Crom 1953 to 1956. He has been Century have thosc two 1948 (Feb. 11). and 1951 (Feb. ancient Jewish computation. the Pueblo Curia hns mot. Rcfreshments will bc served. may be brought to the luncheon found it impossible to attend Superior General since 1956. come io early. LeAding 7). U not the full moon of the The report will be made by All parents and friends bave Shrove Tuesday. She has asked the entire three-weck course Bishop-elect Comber i« the !Ul WM 1913, on which A»h Lote Eoster ln 1962 calondsr. If the Paschal full Our Lady of Guadalupe Praesid- been invited to attend and that the drivo^bc the biggesl just concluded, and missed onc fourth Superior General in the •^nesdoy came on Feb. 5 and ever. — (Mre. Georgia Scolere or two instruction periods. may biatory of tbc Maryknoll so Three years from now (1962) moon falls on a Sunday. then ium of SL Leander’s Parish.— bring a guest. Tbc place is SL ^ rm,, r 0n M,rc^ 23- 71118 WÄS oitc Patrick's grade school gymna- and Mrs. T. Palco, Correspond- roake up the time in the classes ciety, foundcd in 1911. All su* ••• k u rj« one day later than the EMtcr will fall on on« of iu Eaator will fall on th« next Sun (Mre. Irene Prijatel, C - spondent) sium at 7:30 p.m. ents) to begin the comipg weck. periore have become Bishops,^ *11 date on which Easter very latest dates (April 22). day.
■ H i Fridoy, Jonuory 30, 193» PAGE TW O THE SOUTHERN COLORADO REGISTER , Ja r SHRINE OF ST. THERESE HNS SPONSOR RESPUESTAS Excellent Opportunity Pre-Lenten Dance Planned Feb. 7 Fuentes De Revclacion [ cnsenanza aposlölica tiene cl obrado ilieitaincnte, y habria rc- Catholic Men and Women with cars to call on the sultado falsa la garantia de 1 mismo valor que la Sagrada tra. No advance sale of tickets John Peterscll, food; Mrs. Alice Catholic Families in Pueblo and Entire Surround- D ivina Jesucristo de que su Iglesia (Shrinc of St. Therese, Pueblo) La mayoria de las sectas aca ! Escritura y debe creerse de la will be made. An admisslon fee Bergis, serving and awards. ing Area. Thls Is one of the largest Catholic Maga- seria protegida contra el error. A pre-Lenten dancc is boing tölicas profesan que la S a g r a d a nnsma manera jror los toles. planned for Saturday, Feb. 7, by of $1 per person will be taken All parishioners and their zines in clrculation today. A permanent Position Escritura es la ünica regia de 2- 11 Tm *• *4.: Tcn £°r Sucesion Apostolica the Holy Name Society. Danc up at the door. Light re/resh- friends are invited to both offered and excellent compcnsation to those who fe. la fuentc unica de la revela- modelo la sana doctrmn que has iQue cs lo que se quiere dar ing will begln at 9 p.m. in the ments will bc served during the events. qualify. ciön divina. ^Conto d e m u e s tra oido de nu. . Guarda ese rico a entender con la fräse: Suce- parish hall. Music will be für* evening. Order of Martha usied la verdad de la proposi- Ideposito por medio del Espintu ______siön Apostolica? Un periödico nished by a well known orchea- Society Plans Party St. Therese's Household of W rit. Box 2-A SOUTHERN COLO. REGISTER I-COLA ■' cion catölica de que la Tradi-; Sauto. que habita en nosotros or rui 3. II Tm. ii. 2: "Las cosas que ja/irmaba no hace mucho que los A luncheon-card party is the Order of Martha will meet 1426 Grand Pu elilo, Colo. d« !do ml ha™'öiio delantc de mu « H g . * » - * «* W r ' .«dc- being planned by the Taber- ln the Newman Roorn at 9:30 | P a « h a k a.m. Thursday. Feb. 5. Members EsSÄSSrfT Ch6s teatigos, c o n « ,. » . hon,-1 Letter nacle Society to take place in have bcon asked to attend and *ro Sc Fi Para quien sc guia por la Sa.;brcs fie l« , J P » «a n Jdöneos the parish hall Thursday, Feb. Hl***» — bring linens. : I grada Escritura unicamcntc la para euscnarlas t a m b i f n - F||| , (an aflliar su 12, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Will Ul To Editor Parishioners have been ra* | prueba raas contundentc del! otros A Tickets at $1 per person may bc .imm ,W L valor de la Tradieiön se encuen- 4. Gal. i. 9: "Os lo he dicho ya . , j *• P Thonks obtained through members of mindcd to fill in registration j forms and return them to the!- The Knights of Columbus tra cn la Biblia misma. Sc en- y os lo repito: Cualquiera que os ■^ t S a JhIrEah!L ^ Box 201, Penrosc, Colo. the so^iety. Special and indi vidual table awards will be church Sunday, Feb. 1. j* cuentra csta doctrina expresada anuncie un evangelio diferente tcncr ,a Succsi6n Apo tölica. Jan, 22. 1959 Announce the Most Complete Life Insurance Pry- cn numerosos textos. He aqui’ del que habeis rceibido. sea ana- La Sucesion Apostälica con- made during the afternoon. Religious Instruction classcflli The Southern Colorado Register for students attending public ^ gram in their History! Adult Male and Female,, Ju algunos: teraa." jsiste en la transmisiön de la Mrs. Victor Ursick will lead F e t l c 1426 Grand Ave. junior and high schools are venile Male and Female. 1. San Pablo eseribc a los 5. Por los evangolios mismos. jmisiön y de los podercs conferi- Pueblo, Colo. a committee on arrangements, held each Sunday after thc 8:30 " cristianos de Tcsalönica: "Asi San Juan Evangelista. con hi* dos por Jesucristo a San Pedro To the Editors: with Mrs. T. F. Mihclick as co- FOR FREE INFORMATION CONTACT | I’RF.E que, hermanos mios. estad fir perbole maestra. afirma clara* y a los Apöstoles, y por ellos al chairman. O thcr com m ittee a.m. Maas. I want to inform you of an Skating is held every Fricfay [)plivery mes, y mantened la tradiciones mente que las Sagradas Escri- p«pa actual y a los obispos, en J od . . h * chairmen arc Mrs. Carl Occhi* RAYMOND E. ENRIGHT 90B N. C*dor St. que habeis aprendido. ora por turas. su Evangelio precisn- forma ininterrumpida” lAft- aaurcss nanßC ato. tickets; Mrs. Donald Crea- evening from 7 to 9 p.m. in thc medio de la predicaciön, ora mente, no contienc ni todas las water. Catholic Dictionary, p. 1 want t0 wc «njoy thc ger and Mrs. William Rusnick, parish hall. Admission is 15 Ph. MEIrose 4-1049 Colorado Springs, Colo. por carta nuestra” (Ts. ii. 15). icnsenanzas ni todas las obras 33). 1 Register very much and find it tables and cards; Mrs. Joseph cents per person.— (Mrs. Aug HOI Con estas palabras San Pablo del Salvador. Dicc asi: Muchas Jesucristo vino al mundo para very informative. Starika and Mrs. Louis Caricalo. ust Burin. Correspondent) fftNC. — CMEA pone la trndiciön oral en cl otras cosas hay quo hizo Jesus: salvar a la humanidad; para Sinccrely, favors and prlzcs; Mmes. Har mismo plano con la tradieiön,Que si se cscnbieran una por e l,0 muriö cn |a cruz a JAMES CHIARO* old Kennedy. Joseph Madie, and' V) « A M I escriU (la Biblia), y dicc que la ; una. mc parece que no cabrian apöstoles. con San Pedro a la I Pj«. Scdar ------cn cl mundo Ins Ubrwque sc cabeza, la misidn de adminUtrar You Are Cordially Invited mcjI Lew * l‘ * 1 dri* n quf escnblr (Jn- « * • a las almas de los sercs hu OWE) 120!* . - . 'manos. y asi transmitir a tra- Letter From To Attend As.mismo. se comprueba por vfa dc. los slgIos hasU )os os cvangchos y por cl l.bro d e , lrcmos dc| mundo Ios cfcctos de The American Beauty Showing Ith " |los Actos de Los Aposlolcs que|su sacri(icio. ^ ap6st0,Mi The Editor The John P. jJesucristo no escrlbio para la|qulenes fucron ,os primcros of Lynbrook Cottons posteridad ni ordenö que sus;0bjSpOS> recibieron los podercs j Information magazinc is one of those small pre-digesied lit* Daleiden Co. iapöstoles escribieran. En cara-!actuaics in h e ren tes a sus'!crary capsulcs trying to give the rcader a fast bird’s eye view of! Miss Cvnthia CuIIen, Miss Colorado of 1959 Ros< bio les dijo: “ Prcdicad el c%*an-i almas. , de confeccionnr - los sac-'the1 most important facts he nceds to •know about • current prob-| - 1 Will Model in Our Store. Religious ; gelio a toda crcatura.” La pre- ramentos. los medios de la gra-llems. To me personally thc value of such reading is open tp; Ar ticles Idicaciön apostolica dijo Jesus, cia divina, y el poder de con- questlon but there is little room for question regarding thc tiene que ser escuchada y rcci- Church Supplics sagrar a otros ministros del | points made in an articlc in Information’s last issue on what ; bida por los que la oyen, bajo evangelio, los cualcs, a su vez. j Catholics can learn from Protestanis. FRIDAY, JAN. 30TH ipena de condenaciön (Mt. x. 7; Edgar Gcrken, continuarian la obra de snlva-, The answer is "plenty." The magazinc well bring« Home xxviii. 18-20; Mfc xvi, 15). Al 11:45 A.M. and 7:15 P.M. Rep. No deja de ser muy significa- ci« n- ithesc truths. "Among the things (wo can learn from Protestant] Los poderes reales que fueron are their manncr of church support. their congregational sing- COnAGE 1120 Broadway tivo el hecho histörico de que la Modeling also, will be Gayle Smith. Kay Kyte. Bar Iglesia existia antes de que se otorgados a los apöstoles' cran ing, their charitable friendliness. their wholesome respect for KE 4*8234 bara Buchanan. Beverly McMichacl. Mary Ann cscribiesc cl Nuevo Testamento. indispensables para la adminis-; temperance in drinking liquor, the extent of lay participation CHEESE Denver. Colo. En vista de que, la Biblia no traeiön sacramental. y tenian in thc operations of their church affairs and their dedication Rusovich, and Mmes. Jack Seavy. Cliff Gibbs, Rob podia ser la ünica regia de fe. qüe sc transferidos validamente to reading the Word of God.' Al Your Slorr or ert DeLuca and Harold Woaber. . De lo contrario, la Iglesia cn su a otros obispos consccutiva- Any one of these points can fumish mcal for investigation primera i n f a n c i o hubicra mente, sin interrupeiön. a fin de on the pari of Catholics. W‘c have already begun ln thls dioccsc For Home Delivery Rr/reihmenU Will He Serred preservar para los fieles cl to imitate the Protestant hobit of dcccnt church support, hut wc Call U 2-1103 modo de rccibir validamente los .still have a long ways to go before wc will reach their ideal o f ; An Addcd Altraclion Will Be a Trunk Sltowinft saeramontos. La Sucesiön Apos- tithing. We are. however, tuning toward the right beam and if jtölic3 cs, puös, la linea Intacta we keep following it wc will bc better church members in the of Out.lan.iin, leallier Goal, and Suita by a traves de los siglos del poder future. MR. FRANK BRITTON. HO ,y autoridad de que estän inves* About being friendly to one another: It scems to mc that ; tidos cl Papa y los obispos. Catholics attending church on Sundays are just about the most Usted mendona como la sccta smug and unfriendly group of human beings that could ever be 117 W. Ilh Sl. .de Filipinas intenta conscguir encountered. Information magazinc makes ils argument hold up : sucesiön legitima. En vano pre- with the following story: "An elderly gcntleman entcrcd St. Pal- riNI D A IK Y ro oos D ial 1.1-344173 tende conseguirla de la Iglesia ricks Church. genuflectcd and knelt in his pew. He forgot to HI episcopaliana. ya que esa orga- romove hm hat. however. and an usher quiotly stepped over to nizaeiön, aunque tuvo obispos him and asked him kindly to remove his hat. LiuL legitimos hasta la mitad del "The man in the pew beamed. took off his hat. and shook i M !rHA.RD ^iglo xvi, viciö el rito de la con- thc üsher’s haml. *You know,’ he confided, Tve been a member 5. Santa Fe sagraeiön y desdc cntonces no .0f this parish for four years and you are the first person who r j ha habido sucesiön apostolica has ever spoken to me.’ ” i r entre los cpiscopallanos. It is my personal opinion that this story is not in the least For Tops in Quality bit exaggerated. Catholics attending Maas just are not friendly aunque no reconoce la" suprema- to each othcr. As a matter of fact, they are not even friendly to * In Your Last Will ASK FÜR da papal, tiene obispos genui- their prlcsts, not to mention othcr lay people. For well over 17 n & s nos; Ja Sucesiön Apostölica en years now I have been Crossing thc samo Street every day lo say' tre los ortodoxos no es plena o Mass. Of nccessity, while 1 am Crossing this Street I must meet CK.NTEI 7 W 9lli I F. & J. FOOD PRODUCTS complcta porque la iglesia orto- numerous Catholics coming from and golng to Mass. Those who Al Your Favoritm Croc*r? Store doxa estö separada de Roma. say “hello" to me arc rather rare and exccptional. Of course, I • SAUCES • RELISHE5 • CAN FOODS and Testament i Dogmas E Infalibilidad may be one of those peculiar Personalities who is hnrd to greet. D. E. Bi • SPICES • PICKLES • SOFT DRINKS but I do not think so and ccrtainly try not to be. Papai PREPARED AND PACKED BY My argument about thc innate unfricndlincss of Catholics Remember to include God as one of your principal Ya qne el dogma de la Con- 3ttending Mass verges around this fact that if lay people do not SCAFF BROTHERS cepciön Inmaculada de Maria greet a priest whose Mass they attend, frequently receiving Holy Beneficiaries, in Gratitude for His constant RO- LA JUNTA. COLO. Santislma fue definido por el Communion from his hand, then how would they ever greet | and eountless favors to you. Papa en 1854. y la infaJibilidad each other? - . NTRAL S papal no fue definida de fe There are pricsts who stand outsidc the doors of their Remember that without the means He has provided hasta el ano 1870, ^hubiera sido churches and greet their parishioners as they comc oway from there would have been no worldly success Mass and this is a good praclice for pastors. It is not rccom- Lc H a hcreje cl Individuo que no creia for you. cn la infalibidad del Papa cn mended for assistant pastors, but it Is a praclice in which the. Re.J I « Mn 1869 si es que no hubiese acep- Catholic pastor may well imiläte thc Protestant minister. It is tado la doctrina de la Inmacu not without its dangers. however, is those people who for one Remember particularly the Needs of Religious Educa- lada Concepciön? rcason or another (usually a poor rcason) will not remain in the tion for our Youth. Additional buildings are church until the Mass is ended are bound to draw some right- Sf. Aunque la ignorancia po required for Parish Grade Schools and Inter- F0 fully. disapproving glarcs from their pastor as thc thought runa dia eximir al individuo de here- Parochial High Schools. By contribuüng to jia formal, hubicra sido cierta- through his mind, "Leaving early?” KIND! mente un hcreje material, cs do- Young, W illing Catholics for Micsions these you will be serving God, the Church cir, cs trataria de una negaeiön Thougn not mentioned by thc magazinc, another point on • and the State for a better Christian leader VI Fm tb» FinoU In Print*d and which Catholics could Imitate Protestants is in volunteering per Encravad Wt
PUEBLO Sister-Poet Teils Story Chancery Lists CCD Action in Southern Colorado i the ( Continucd From Page One) Imind. no matter how limited, ton, Mrs. JoAnn Desroaicrs, »und- O f 'M y Campus Family7 Mission Gifts ger. chairman of fishers, and| THE LIPS OF CHRIST co/i- Mrs. Edna Wheelcr, and Mr». laga- Phallie's, Ine. her co-workcrs: Mrs. Joseph! linuc to utter »sacred c^octrine to Lucy Rouse, as catechists. duon “Since I have tradcd niysclf with whom shc has come in Bonsignore, Mrs. Sylvia Walker. hungry souls in thc many reli St. Ann's Palisade, has Mrs. Rock*—Jowtlry Gertrudc Huber. Mrs. Cccilia who LopifUry Equlpmtnr, in to God for all potential contuct. Mrs. Stella Hearn, and Mrs. gion classcs conducted by the Book» And Fitting» daughters, Ho has given me To girls she says: From Parishes W. E. Haldane. Mission Hclpcrs of the Sacred Mooncy, Mj*s. Elizabeth Emer THE HEART OF CHRIST, pa- Heart and trained catechists. son, and Mrs. Mary Cole as Phone U . 2-5237 this family of American girls “ I try to convincc St. Mary’s RcsulLs of Lhe Mission Collec ..fM-tom buttuno co 228 Broadway tient and tender, inakes its love Monday after school in Sacred tcachers. STER r or ru«BLO by the hundreds and thou* girls that they will never be tion taken up last October are sands.“ declarcs Holy Cross morc intelligent thsn they arc feit in thc lives of thc excep- Heart Parish. Fruita. classe:s are The TAC, Grand Junction. Colo. announced this weck by the tional children in the State held in thc church basement has Mrs. Frances Baughman as Pachak Ifard- PRICE Sistor M. Madclcva. President in College. They will add U> Chancery Office as folloys: of St. Mary’a College. Notre Training School in Grand Juqc- and in the rectory. teacher. their stature by puttlng over Sacred Heart Cathcdral* $332.94 ar<- & FaniU nrc CLEANER AND DYER Dame, Ind., writlng in the the denominators of their in- tion. Tuesday is devoted to the Wcdncsday finds thc sisters I ■ ■ HbbIb o Assumption _____ 110.00 lu*a February issue of the Sign, na- tclligcncc the numerators of Many of the children in this teaching of junior high school driving to Palisade, where chil r Harry L. Saand«r«. Prag» Christ the K in g ---- 128.05 sw*-- lion.nl Calholic magazinc. expcrience. This * will changc school are Catholies enroiled pupils by thc Mission Helpers, dren arc fcw but their instruc- ..„ .mra »ft« Um I««« **»«• Holy Fam ily------85.25 HAT BLOCKINC throughout their entire live«. in thc CCD religion classcs. using St. Joseph’s School after tions are graded and efficiently Srtrthu Cwk “ He has given me this family Holy Rosary ______13.80 I BUY SELL AND TRADE Daughters of God Mrs. Agnes Svaldi, Mrs. Lucy! classes havo bcen dismissed. presented with the aid of gen- US of girls to live with and for, and Mt. Carmcl ------190.48 SorTham u U I « » * *«•»•« 625 C w rl St. Di«l LI. 3-4027 “ I ask them to helieve the boy Rouse, Mrs. Mathilda Dcsrosiers, Tcachers in St. Joseph's, erous catechists. to love,” the nationally known St. Anthony’s . 111.15 Pr'v Monds who teil them they are and Howard Shults make no ex- Grand Junction, arc Mrs. Peggy Thursday is lhc day when a poct says in an artidu cntitled St. Francis Xavier’s 350.00 beautiful. Only the boys can- ceptions when religious instruc- J)oak. Mrs. Ivenore Belluchie. rccrcation centcr bccomes a . Ju- "My Campus Family.“ “All bul St. Iocander’s ...... 353.27 Federal Liquor Store not know how beautiful they tions are conccrned! and Mrs. Margaret Sherry; and religion ccnter. Two Mission six of my first 70 years have St. Mary’s ------297.55 .it Sacred Heart. Fruita. Mrs. Helpers transform the South- been «pent in school. morc than arc why. Being God’s daugh- Putting aside the many activi- FREE *£ ^*„ApJ::r FREE St. Patrick's ___ 400.50 Tony Servc, Miss »Ann Scrvc. sidc JAC Building, presenting in boarding school, livlng U®rs '^c>' must rcscmble Hirn, lies thal might add pleasure to 50 ' ~ 'M M Ü I ' St. Pius X’s ____ 104.86 and Mrs. Maragaret Hess do the Christian doctrine to the fifth »clivery 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Parklap withi. breaking bread with Anusr-1 Bocause He is bcauty, they must their Sunday afternoons, these Shrine of St. Therese 274.20 catechists go lo the cxceptional teaching. lo cighth pupils that gather r St. Dial LI 3-1874 ican girls.“ bc beautiful.' 29th »»4 Eii«*b«lli Sistcr Madclcva imparts this PARISHES OUTSIDE PUEBLO children and present simply and Immaculate Heart of Mary, after school. Col«. 1.000 Girls; 7.000 Boys thought to the boy friends her AND MISSIONS jbeautifully the truths of our Grand Junction. has Mrs. Rob-| Saturday is no holiday from HOLST CONOCO SERVICE The Wisconsin born nun who Student» introduce to her: Aeuilar St Anthonv’s 34 io ifailh* 50 nccessary for every! ert Hoyr, Mrs. Joseph Wething- religion classcs. The children of i ■ ■ nur. - GBtASHio — fla t «Erxnts - accbsjobibs - b e p a w i Alamosü, Sacre.l Heart. I S I T O ^ , ----- ~ ~ - - . _ Immaculate H.art of Mary. U :■*««»______r*i* R»kl______<Ü> A GUa4aU hoads the womcn’s College near “Thinkmg of Sir James famed Notre Dame University Bridie's ‘Tobias and the Angel/ Antonito. St. Augusttne'a eo.97 k j o » « / I ( 1 r \ f - A f ■ ■ p F ^ rand/ un« ' 1“n, receive mstruc- 1959 RAMBLER 3 asserts, “ Somctimcs. when asked wc put the-boy friends in com- Buena VUta. S( Roses 15.8