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Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, N. J., and Diocese of I’atcrson Vol. 13, No. 17 TIIURSDAY, APRIL Hi, 11161 PRICE: 10 CENTS Cited by U.S. Bishops NEW YORK Good and evil two subjects often treated lightly in the movies got a o thorough going over fro committee of U.S. Bishops in a lengthy review of the movies issued on the 30th anniversary of the Na- tional Legion of Decency.

The Bishops found a little of both in modern films, warned against growing ten- dency toward evil, and wound

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up with a hopeful word on the future of the industry. In its wide-ranging, 6,500- word review published April 15, the U.S. Bishops Committee for Motion Pictures, Radio and Television praised the work of the legion and gave a modest nod to the work of some film makers.

AT TIIE SAME time they CARDINAL'S Cardinal AUDIENCE - Franziskus Koenig of rabbis at St. Peter's warned of the efforts College April 9. At left is Rev. of Vienna addresses an audience of ministers Very JUST LIKE CANDY - the thousands priests, and Edward F. S.J. of Among of North Jerseyans who took their second "powerful factions in Holly- Clark, president the university. dosage of the Sabin Oral Vaccine April 12 wood" to revive was Peter Torres Jr. of Paterson, being held an “anything by Rev. Stanislaus B. of Our of Chang Lady Providence Mission. Sister Margaret Alice goes" policy and the “grow- of St. is the vaccine some Whites Joseph's as ing tendency" Hospital offering Dr. R. B. Fourcaud watches at a feed- among ing program at Our Lady of Providence. producers to “challenge the Cardinal Cites man." Koenig Council Procedures They expressed hope that, in the spirit of the Vatican Coun- To Visit cil’s decree on communica- American tions media, "the signs and Council Role symbols of the film medium By ED GRANT More he disagreed with yesterday on an attack on Faster, will speak to all men of who Negroes celibacy, the de- another issue." bate Thorough? are JERSEY on the of they really made in the CITY - The role college Bishops The great question of the Judaeo-Christian NEWARK — as an attack on the vision of Catholics of North American prelates at Pope. But council, he said, is how far no serious harm image and sign of God." throughout North Jersey will the second session of the Vati- was caused,” the Church can and must he said. Commission to Tell How take part in the first National can Council was central in the THE STATEMENT The change to keep in contact with The of the Home Visit Day between questions of religious free- problem material National Legion of Decency: 30 whites and the world. still to be covered he Negroes sponsored dom and Marilogy, Franziskus traced By PATRICK RILEY of Canon which Years of Christian Witness" to the original Law, Pope flesh and blood by the post- by Friendship House, Chi- Cardinal Koenig of Vienna told AMONG THE difficulties central com- John in began by the mission’s failure XXIII created 11)63. conciliar commissions. emphasizing cago, 19. an audience of to sort out - April VATICAN CITY fNC) The faculty and stu- which he said must he for good and Five other schemata have some power, ill, of the St. and shorten the work of in- ecumenical There is doubt about The nationwide will dents at Peter’s College overcome council’s Coordi- new mass program for the council to been or will be reduced to the to communications here 10. dividual commissions, some- Commission meets method be proposed for involve more than 100,000 per- April reach its goal nating their media. were: (1) mis- central ideas and prin- the 32 The thing now being done, the April 16 to tackle what devel- debating schemata on the sons in states, according Austrian Cardinal, in and by ciples of The function" understanding mistrust action, and will he lay apostolate, "primary of to this coordinating commission. oped into the most pressing on the missions, the sponsors. The program country on a speaking which was prevalent in the submitted to the the legion office, the statement side-issue of last council in this and on marriage. has spread far the tour, gave two talks in autumn’s sec- beyond as early days as many prelates IN HIS TAI.K to form for said, is “to offer a service clergymen, debate, it is un- Doubt also fu- of original goal 100 many the ond session: how to up surrounds the of communi- days at Jesuit col- spoke at cross Cardinal speed moral to purposes, not Koenig treated four debate without derstood. They deal with the ture of the schema Revela- guidance the film ties. lege. On 9, he sacrificing thor- on April addressed understanding their opponents major theological Eastern Churches, the patron so that he may he able ques- oughness care of tion, a source of friction dur- an audience of 250 or freedom of speech. priests, and (2) the enormous amount tions before the council and souls, Christian education, to make a discriminating IN NORTH One proposal before the 10 ing the first session of the JERSEY, Cath ministers and rabbis. of material to be condensed seminaries, and choice of motion their effect on ecumenism. religious. council a year and picture en- olics will join with members Cardinal-members is the es- a half ago. and handled if the council is to tertainment." CARDINAL KOENIG The disunity of Christians According one plan, each There has even been doubt of other faiths in local- in his tablishment of a timetable for many to end in its third session this of these The noted shift concluding talk said cannot be mended any council debates. This radically reduced whether it will be brought be- Bishops a in ly-sponsored programs in ad- North fall. by or- would al- schemata American ganizational of low would be debated in fore the council again. The Hollywood policy imposed dition to those which are be- Bishops were quite unity action, he so many days for each Cardinal Koenig said mis- said. the council for a few by the impact of television ing reserved during the first "Cooperation is desir- schema. days. reason: some Biblical schol- formally guided by Cath- trust dissolved the Fathers of as he Then a defense of each draft away from family films to- olic organizations. weeks the council's able," said, “but it is not ars think that modern scrip- There will opening to The procedure until now has began understand each oth- would be ward those at session in 1962. the oneness asked by Our Lord presented by a repre- tural scholarship is not suffi- designed for tire be least 250 couples in- er’s been to cut off debate positions. at by a sentative of the responsible Some mature viewer. In 1938, of 535 volved in the latter "By the end of that the Last Supper. We must vote of the Fathers. The ciently ripe. critics, how- group. session," Car- conciliar movies "At first, the debate on Ihe avoid acceptance of commission; and an- ever, feel the time not reviewed by the le- he said, 'the Americans a falsa dinals and representatives of is only The visits will be by white came diaconate interpreted other "relator" 496 ( was as (Continued on would present ripe but to turn gion 93%) were approved to the fore and proved to be Page 2) groups of at least five council beginning couples to Negro homes, just a recapitulation of the criti- bad. for the general public. In tire most 1963, as in a pilot project conduct- among dramatic Fathers may, however, pre- cisms made and the of 263 films 70 amend- reviewed, only ed in Essex County last fall. speakers and debaters. They sent their views after such clo- THE FUTURE of ments proposed by the coun- the (26.62%) were approved for most were united on the ture of discussion. In cases, the visiting question of Paterson cil Fathers. schema on Revelation may de- the family. couples will be briefed at gen- religious freedom and it was Campaign pend its After that a vote would he upon reception at two While the drop is "regret- thanks to their THE WORK of the Fathers eral meetings before the visits special wishes taken. If the council Fathers forthcoming meetings, in- table" and while that this question is not only being cut out for “many so- and will be escorted from was on the indicated, the cluding one of the Secretariat so schema would called adult films are in fact to agenda of the them; it is cut down there the homes by one of second session. Hits being be further for Promoting Christian $3 Million amended and then Unity. juvenile in concert and sensa- Their vote for them. The schema on the their hosts. However, not all against a separate put to another Present plans call for full tional for vote. in treatment,” the state- will follow this Marian schema was, I procedures - clergy, instance, is slated discussion of four pat- believe, PATERSON With the bene- the first of key sche- (Continued on Page 3) decisive in (memorial) phase to be sent to the Pontifical THE RARE BONES (Continued on Page 3) that issue.” factor's of the of such mata, three of which have al- phase cam- live campaign reached $3,037,- Commission for the Revision schemata would due to then be given ready come under discussion TIIE CARDINAL paign open April 419. The pledges are payable said the the Diocese in the council: 19, of Paterson's over a 24-month on the nature most striking thing about the period as will of "Program for Progress” has be those made the Church (including the council has been under the ben- Launch the response received old schema on the Blessed Religions already pledges for efactor's ami the later build- of the world to iLs efforts. He more than half of the of er’s Mary), on and goal phases. Virgin, Bishops, compared the hostile atmos- On S6 million, head- the on ecumenism. campaign Volunteer workers will Inside ... The fourth is phere which surrounded Vati- visit quarters revealed this week. all homes the celebrated “Schema 17," Drive for I in the diocese from can to tlic friendly one which Some workers THE BIRCH to on the Church in the modern Passage 8,000 attended which pledgee have not been SOCIETY’S approach envelopes Vatican 11. world. regional training meetings tills obtained this civil is attacked at point. They rights by Msgr. While generally praising week to for their role will work The schema on prepare in pairs and will Higgins in his column on 7 ecumenism press coverage of the in Page has Of Civil council, the drive. They will attend attempt to visit all assigned already been sent to the Bill Cardinal said YOU’LL FIND THE TEXT of Rights Koenig the des- the last Mass in their parish homes on 19, Pope Coordinating Commission, the April criptions of the council as be- and receive WASHINGTON - April 19 a solemn The Paul’s Motu on mass com- final house National the Social Action campaign is raising Proprio clearing before Department ing composed of two rival submission agencies of the U.S. par- blessing as i epresentatives of funds for anew minor semin- munications media on to the council Fath- major of the National Catholic Wel- Page 2 ties are misleading. "There Bishop before attend- ers. This schema faiths have launched a Navagh ary, new high schools in Pat- is joint fare Conference, and the Com- afe MRS. REILLY takes reported no party whips, no par- brief issue with the to have been drive to win congressional mission ing a rally. erson and Clifton and additions reduced from on Social Action of the ties," he said, "as each author of a recent Bish- to Saturday Eve- five chapters to mak- passage of tire "strongest pos- Synagogue Council of Ameri- existing high schools in four, by op is quite Post sible" civil bill. independent. He CAMPAIGN headquarters Madison, Donville and Lake ning article on birth control. ing the section on the Church’s rights ca, with the Washington Inter- may agree today with the man revealed that pledges Mohawk. Read her close ties with the their in column on Page 12 Jews an High point of effort will religious Committee on Race be 28 appendix. The chapter on re- an April National Inter- Relations. ligious liberty thus becomes religious Convocation on Civil Principal speakers will be Chapter IV. Rights at Georgetown Univer- Archbishop Lawrence J. Shell- which In sity at Catholic, Protes- an of Baltimore, Dr. Eugene Paterson tant and Jewish leaders focus Carson Blake, Stated Clerk on the moral issues at stake of the United Presbyterian in the fight for civil rights for Church in the U.S.A., and Rab- Negroes. Fr. bi Uri Miller, president of the Sullivan Synagogue Council. Archbish- ‘THE U.S. FACES its Appointed op Patrick A. of O’Boylo greatest internal crisis of the Washington will preside at the 20th century,” spokesmen for meeting. the convocation’s sponsoring Minor An invitation to the convoca- agencies Rector said in a an- Seminary joint tion will be sent to each Con- nouncement which was releas- ed here. gressman. PATERSON - Rev. John A. studying there. He re- PLANS ALSO CALL Sullivan, spiritual director at theology "The legislation on civil for sim- ceived his in 1956. Morris Catholic High School, licentiate rights which is presently be- ilar civil rights convocations He served as assistant to has been named rector of the pastor fore the Senate of the United be held under interreligious at St, Philip’s, new Paterson minor seminary, Clifton, from States must be passed in the sponsorship in communities 1956 to 1961, when he the it was announced this week by was ap- strongest possible form , . . throughout nation. Catholic pointed to the post at Morris While it is said organizations cooperating in Bishop Navagh. that you can- Catholic. not the follow will include Three other priests were legislate it is also up the ap- Father morals, to the Molloy is presently true that law is National Councils of Catholic pointed staff of the new the one way working for his doctorate in civilized Men and the Nation- seminary, which will open in communities have Women, theology at the Angelicum Col- found al Newman Club the fall of 1965. They are Rev. to make effective the Federation, lege in Rome. He Vincent P. Molloy, presently was or- moral will of the the National Federation of dained In 1960 community." taking graduate work in and served as Catholic College Students, the assistant St. Peter THE CONVOCATION Rome, named vice rector; at the Apos- at Christian Family Movement, tle, Georgetown Rev. Elso C. Introini of Troy Hills, until leaving University will be the National Catholic Confer- for Rome in 1963. sponsored the Commission St. Paul's, Clifton, and Rev. by ence for Interracial Justice, Both Father Anthony P. Kowalski of St. Kowalski and t n Religion and Race of the and the Third Order of St. Father National Joseph's, Passaic. Introini are presently Council of Churches, Francis. engaged in graduate study in ON APRIL u, 114 eighth addition to their parish duties. grade atudents took an ex- Father Kowasikl, ordained in amination to qualify for mem- tool, Is studying Latin at Ford- Bishop in the ism Dougherty bership seminary's pio- University. Father In- class. Those neer who are ac- troini, ordained in 1962, is will attend cepted other high studying mathematics at Seton schools FATHER SULLIVAN Given UN Post starting this fall for Hall University. Like Father their freshman and then year Molloy, they will continue their dents took the exam at De- enter the minor in graduate work WASHINGTON (NC) - Aux- coeds Auxiliary Bishop James seminary Paul until the sem- High School and those ac- iliary John J. H. Griffiths New 1965, probably in temporary inary opens. Bishop Dough- of York who cepted will continue to study erty of Newark has been died Feb. quarters until the seminary The diocese 24. in high schools other than the also welcomed named assistant buildings are completed. for UN Af- Announcement of hit ap- minor seminary in this week anew priest from they are fairs to the chairman of the came after A freshman class will also Rev. pointment shortly in addition to high school stu- Ireland, Michael. Morlar- Administrative Board the enter in 1965 and one will be of the naming of Msgr. Alberto ty, who was dents already accepted by the appointed assis- National Catholic Welfare Con- added each year until the GloVannetti, veteran official of full diocese. tant at St. Lincoln Joseph's, ference. The conference TWO KNIGHTS - six-year student body is has the papal Secretariat of State, Archbishop Boland Invests Smith of second Park. Father Moriarty Is its George Bloomfield, from a headquarters here. as the first obser- and Gassert reached. FATHER SULLIVAN permanent right, Thomas of South as of St. was or- graduate of Ml. Mcllary Ab- Orange Knights Gregory the Great at 74 school Bishop Dougherty, president ver of the Holy See to the Seton Hall pother high stu- dained in Rome In-1955 after bey, Ireland. University chapel April 9. Assisting In the ceremony is Rev. Theodore J. Bo- of Seton Hall University, sue- UN. -e assistant nedli, chancellor. a THE A I) V 0 2 CATE April 16, 1964

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King Frederick IX of Den- SO James Roosevelt Jr., 19, ROME (NC) As more The Pope distributed Com- addressed his congregation. mark will be received by Pope grandson of the late President than thousand potentialities, perhaps greater "learn at this hard school of a prisoners munion to each of the 50 "Mere Paul VI April 23 the speaking wearies me. than ever by your very second Franklin D. and knelt mis- Regina Coeli to in Roosevelt, in their drab prison uni- who the because hope." If time since the Reformation prisoners approached it seems to me at fortune . . . son of the U S. Representative forms, Paul VI offered prison they lined up their Pope altar, designed and erected- this moment that that a Danish has visited words are of "Should it every occur to thoughts with King from California has joined the Mass in Rome’s Regina Coeli the Christ’s, said the for occasion the little use. I would not to the Pope. by prison- like you to say loves me, Christian Brothers. He is now jail. in ’Nobody Pope, they could say "there is ers the center of the jail’s disguise great sorrow with Brother Matthew my everybody looks at me with where Francis Cardinal Spellman David, Then the Pope's voice broke great rotunda. words: I truly began to be a you know that 1 can- scornful mortifies of F.S.C., and is expected to eyes and man, to be Christian." New York will mark his in sobs as he told the prision- not truly a do anything for you. me’ well, that complete his novitiate in Mo- ers of his . . . you see 75th birthday with special pain because he was SEVERAL PRISONERS, I in Calif., in in coming here still look WITH THE POPE'S last Masses St. Patrick's Cathe- raga, January. powerless to free them. still in their dun-colored uni- “YOU DESIRE freedom, but upon you with great esteem, words dral May 3 and 4 forms and another deafening wave and his Jane Margueretta Hocy, open collars, served that is not to me. I THE PRISONERS cheer- up cer- with great esteem of cheers rose from the prison- 25th anniversary as Archbish- Catholic at sociologist and author the Pope his Mass. Two of trinly cannot grant it to >ou. ed themselves hoarse at ers. There were op May 22. the them knelt for more cheers from New York, will receive responses while You desire honor, the vindica- the Pope’s arrival, a scene remin- HE SAID he wanted to re- at announcement that he the first Mater ct others water of Bernard Cardinal Alfrink of Magistra iscent of the visit brought wine and tion your person, of your mind them "of that law of God had of the late brought two packs of cig- the Franziskus award given by the College and entered with lighted can- name, of your Netherlands, Pope John XXIII five years family. What which us for our arettes for of reproaches each prisoner, and of Mount St. Joseph, Cincin- dles for tlie Canon. I Cardinal Koenig Vienna and ago. can do? You desire well-be- Many prisoners were in miseries, our errors, our sins, a huge cake in the nati, for "significant During Mass ing. You desire shape of Ildebrando Cardinal Antoniutli contribu- tears. a prisoner many things. our unhappy wanderings." He a dove. of tions to social justice." played Schubert’s Ave Maria I feel powerless. the Roman Curia have been added that the law demands Asa The Pope said he had come permanent gift the named members of the on a violin. Another one, who "I have come to kindle Pon- in that men be just "even if because "I have been Pope left the chalice with tifical Biblical Commission by sent" was an opera each of you a if Causes . . . singer by pro- flame, it is there are no carabinieri which he Jesus (po had celebrated Mass. Pope Paul by Christ, who told His fession, sang Picta 0 Signore gone out. I have to tell come lice), even if there are no Before he Rev. followers to console the suffer- left, the Pope Jacques Bcrthicu, S.J., (Lord Have Mercy). you that still have Msgr. John F. you poten- penal laws." stepped to McCarthy, in ing. After the see prisoners who martyred tribal war in Gospel the Pope tialities of good great new Paul urged them assistant executive director of Pope to were lying ill in the infirmary. Madagascar in 1896. Pope Paul Catholic Relief Services-NCWC VI published decree giving has been named aprotonotary rank of venerable. apostolic by Pope Paul. Sister Maria Fortunata, a Text of Council Rev. John P. Donnelly of Decree on Mass Media Benedictine at Vcroli, Pope’s director of the NCWC Italy. Spokane, Pope Paul VI issued decree at- Bureau of Information, will be- NCWC News Service Role testing to heroic nature of her extended to all mass media ... come Rome ready mentioned apostolic let- means for its correspondent of is necessary ac- virtues and confering title ven- Following an English translation of the Latin text of the including the and that ter "Boni NCWC News Service. press Pastoris” it will be tivity and will avail itself of (Continued from Page 1) erable. Motu Proprio "In Fnectibus" of Paul VI experts, including laymen, within its Pope establishing a competence to im- the help of persons ex- Rev. John Michael unity, a surface unity. This Hickey, pontifical commission to the from various countries should plement the directive implement Vatican Council's de- norms perienced in the field of mass would amount to resignation. 51, former field representative Celine Gludzinska Borzrka be called upon to give their cree on communications media. is dated of the decree of the Second media will and her daughter, Bor- It March 7, 1964, but who be called in We must strive for for' the National Education Hcdwig cooperation (decree on mass Vatican Council greater was made public April 7. regarding suitable numbers to form part zecka, founders of the Sisters media, unity, a unity in faith.” Association and brother of article 19). mass media, as also, accord- of the commission itself. From his Sherman former of the Resurrection in Rome, position on the Hickey Jr., a Among the many benefits exterior life, ing to the provisions of Article Beatification in- contemplation commission which is Erie, Pa., Mayor, will cele- 1891, causes which, not without the special and THEREFORE since this au- 23 of the THUS THIS restudy- action, prayer and the ac- same decree, the pre- pontifical com- ing the schema brate his first troduced before Sacred Con- vote on Scripture Mass in the divine benevolence, the Second tive apostolate. We hope that thoritative of the vener- paration of the appropriate mission, operating within the gregation of Rites. and tradition, the Cardinal US. in Erie on July 5. He Vatican Ecumenical Council this decree too will to able Fathers of the council is pastoral instruction which will sphere of its functions, in con- help gave some personal was ordained recently in has already to the and in accord with our desires, we, be submitted for formity with the teaching of insights Rev. James Clotet, Spanish brought guide encourage numer- our approval into this Rome. problem which, he 1898. Church of Christ, we consider ous forms of activity in the modifying the name and am- The particular the Church, and with the nec- Claretian priest. Died solicitude of said, "has kept the council that the decree should be in- plifying the task of the above Brother E. La Beatification cause introduced exercise of the pastoral min- the commission will essities of our times, will be a Anthony of be di- sporadically in suspense." cluded regarding the mass istry and of the Catholic mis- commission, by our own initia- rected in the great help in the diffusion of Salic College, Philadelphia, before Congregation of Rites. spirit of the con- "The Council of media, which was tive, with certain Trent stated has been approved sion in the world." (Allocution knowledge ciliar decree toward truth and by this work for the appointed consultant the helping that both Scripture and Tradi- Rev. Thomas Fusco of Pag- by coun- of Paul and after mature deliberation, the concord of peoples; since, as for evaluating secondary edu- Pope VI to Fathers of Ordinaries of dioceses in tion constitute founder of the cil itself and virtue of this letter the norm of cation for ani, Italy, Con- the council Dec. 1963). by and the -fulfillment our predecessor of happy the National Catho- 4, of their pastoral faith and, in this gregation of Charity of the which was from henceforth institute the respect, are activities in this sector memory John XXIII admon- lic Education Association, lie For these reasons, we deeply (cf. to be treated 1831, died Feb. 24, 1891. Con- promulgated Pontifical Commission for with equal rev- is desire that this like ibid. Art. 20-21). The relation- ished, "working for truth, one former president of NCEA decree, erence. It did not gregation of Rites studied his by us at the Mass Media, entrusting to it works for human brotherhood" say how this Schools the other measures approved ships, then, of the commission Secondary Depart- relationship was to be writings in beatification cause. public ses- as regards the interests of the with the sacred (allocution of John XXIII to under- ment. with the assistance of the Holy congregations stood. sion held on Catholic religion, the of members Ghost prob- the Roman Curia of the Foreign Press Tovini of by the Second Vatican whose "The Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. Giuseppe Brescia, Dec. 4 last lems relating to motion pic- competencies Association in Italy, Oct. 24. Post-Tridentine at- Ecumenical Council, should be the present let- is Italy, a lay leader. Died Jan. to titude that Louis in Rome for a six year. tures, to radio and television ter 1961; Acta Sodis, accented the differ- diligently and faithfully im- does not intend to change Apostolicae of the 16, 1897. Congregation of Rites and to the and entiation between two day meeting Commis- These in- plemented daily periodical will be governed vol. 53, 1961, page 723). the was by instituting by the opposed sion for the Implementation of studied writings in beatifica- struments in press; nevertheless as regards by a majority at the without norms established in the What we have decreed and delay a commission to al- council. We the Constitution on the Litur- tion cause. (act— among the sector of the press atten- can hardly ex- which this whole sector will ready cited Motu Proprio established in the present Mo- press, television tion will be given later to the pect the council to go gy. radio, and be entrusted. "Boni Pastoris" (Acta tu Proprio wo order that it beyond promotion of those undertak- Apos- the position motion pictures have a par- tolicac maintained at Thomas Cardinal Tien, Sedis, vol. 51, 1959, should be fixed and valid, any- ticular which this See Trent, but importance owing AEREADY OUR precedes- ings apostolic pages 185-186.) thing to the contrary notwith- Scripture and Tra- S.V.D., Apostolic Administra- Joseph H. Browne will dition will to their close and mutual re- regard as opportune in continue to be sub- tor of the sor of happy memory John standing. Taipei, Formosa, a matter of such jects of latidnships, pose in our times XXIII at importance. theological research." Archdiocese, has been re- almost the beginning LASTLY, SO THAT it may Given in Rome at St. Peter's problems so grave as to influ- of his had In addition to the tasks be able to deal leased from the hospital after Company pontificate, given with the new on March 7, 1964, on the Feast ON THE SCHEMA ence not culture, concern- treatment of only civiliza- with the Motu which have been entrusted to and grave tasks, a heart ailment. Proprio "Boni the commis- of St. Thomas Aquinas, the ing the Church, the Cardinal 1904 OUR &Olh YEAR 1944 tion and public morality, but this commission by the al- sion Pastoris” (Acta Apostolicae will be provided with the first year of our religion itself.- pontificate. said a false impression left Therefore they Sedis, volume 51, 1959, Institutional pages by the First Vatican Council CANA RETREATS require today not only a par- 183-187), anew orientation to The led to the con- ticular solicitude on the part of Holy Father’s Week. Bishops being For husband & wif* the appropriate, permanent the sidered as officials of the holy pastors and an ef- pontifical commission to which Juno 12-14 & July 17-19 Cleaning Supplies ficacious Pope. presence of the faith- the task had been entrused of "The present council, he • ASH CANS • MATS • SOAP ful, but also the active collab- the various activi- PRE-CANA RETREAT "examining Cites Marks of said, "is • POLISH • BROOMS • BRUSHES oration of all men of good will. ties related CCD studying the manner to motion pictures, For Girls Planning • WAX • SPONGES • PAILS Teaching in which the college of Bish- Marriage radio and television, to foster • TOILET PAPER lIOW VATICAN CITY (NC) - is APRIL 17-19 MUCH Importance we ops successor to the Apos- them and direct them, in con- • MOPPING EQUIPMENT attach to these instruments for "Care, joy, faith and vigor" tles, the discussion involves with the I PAPER • PAPER TOWELS • CUPS formity teaching and ocation Plea Praise s Yc ST. PIUS X the Catholic cause can be should mark the teaching of tvsboys their collective, rather the than in- directive norms contained VATICAN CITY easily gathered from the (RNS) _ A VATICAN CITY (NC) A dividual 278 words in Christian doctrine. Pope Paul authority. The major- HOUSE OF RETREATS Wayne Street the encyclical Miranda Pror- call for more priests to meet of we pronounced on the solemn VI declared in a message to group American newsboys ity conceives the college with sus and with the directives "the increas’d needs Blackwood, N.J. CA 7-1436 N. occasion: the annual meeting of US. of the were singled out by Pope Paul the Pope as head being the Jersey City, J. which were to be given later Located IS from pastoral care of souls" was mmu»e» exit 3 of "The not diocesan directors of the Con- VI for their "industry and en- real authority for the whole Turnplka. HEndtrton 2-5478 other fruit, of by the apostolic See" (ef. ibid, sounded small that the fraternity of Christian Doc- by Pope Paul VI in a ergy" at the Pope’s regular Church. The itself value, council p. 185). college trine in Seattle. message to the world over Vat- Wednesday audience. would not exist has produced is the decree on without the The same commission which ican Radio. To the 89 of mass media, and indication newsboys Bishop of Rome." has ever Pope Paul lavished praise since then been at- Speaking on the eve of the of the capacity of the Church "the them on an all-expense tour At the council Cardinal MAKE JT A ROSARIAN tached to the Secretariat of on glorious task of mak- first World of unite Day Prayer for sponsored by a national in to the interior and the ing Christ and His Gospel mag- Koenig spoke favor of the State (ibid. p. 187), attended to religious vocations, In he said azine the Pope said. "We inclusion of the schema its task with such known to a world that is on SPRING AND SUMMER 1946 DIRECTORY throughness his message. praise threatened by the your industry and en- Mary in the schema on the and such zeal as to deserve spirits of "Above all, there DIOCESE OF PATERSON is a crying ergy and we urge you to learn Church and he reviewed the appreciation of all. wickedness and deceived by the need for the of the from Series of on Contains ill Information on parishes, ministry your faithful delivery of reasons behind his thinking. sermons Rosary Mysteries ichools, Masses l hovenas, false teachings of every kind." Institutions, Moreover, the Fathers of the priest in the mission fields." each day's news the lessons of He summed plus el) assignment of Olocean Priests up by saying the Second Vatican Ecumenical “Indeed," he said, "all Cath- "Today as the for and Peace 104 pages. Send J2. to always,” Pon- fidelity, constancy, incorporation Unity persever- will help non- Paterson Council have considered should feel the desire to tiff said, Chancer; Otllce it olics "the harvest is ance and good will Be cheer- Catholic Christians 24 DeCrasse St., Paterson. appreciate Preacher: REV. HARRY A. KELLY, O.P. necessary that the competence assist the Bishops in forming ple-'iful, but the laborers are ful and to Att. Father Longue helpful others, and the bases for veneration of of this commission should be men into the image of Christ." f e\ may God bless you and your Mary. Moy 10 The Annunciation hey are few The Pope’s message was compared families." May 17 The Viiitation to the increased needs of the • sent to Bishop Charles P. May 24 The Nativity care Names Greco of Alexandria, 1.a., pastoral of souls, few Dope Legate When CAN’T epis- Meets NATO Men May 31 The Presentation you chairman of the confra- compared to the needs of the Io copal Jon# 7 The In the modern VATICAN CITY (NC) - Open Seminary Finding Temple world, with its tremb- BOSTON ternity. (RNS) - Arch- June 14 The in the Garden ling of uneasiness, its need of Pope Paul VI told an audi- Agony take He expressed "true satisfac- bishop Dino it with ence of NATO officers the de- Staffa, secretary June 21 The Scourging you clarity and light, which re- tion" at the "laudable prog- of Die Sacred Congregation of quire teachers fense of "dignity, liberty and KA Jon* 28 The Crowning with Thorns ress” of the catechetical understanding Seminaries and want to be sure its left in apos- and affects us deeply and Universities, 3- The of tht Cross you the best fathers. progress has been July Carrying tolate. Those who teach Chris- interests us." named Legate Papal - "They are few again com- July 12 The Crucifixion possible hands. For information tian doctrine, he said, “bear for the formal opening of the pared to those Pope Paul described this de- who arc indif- July 19 - The Resurrection a title of honor, and their ef- Pope John XXIII National ferent or wish fense as a "contribution to the about our excellent modern hostile, yet to Seminary for Delaved July 26 - The Asetnsion forts arc-a real source true Voca- pax very see the priest a living and ir- advent of that just and of merit for them.” tions in Weston, Mass. August 2 The Descent of tht Holy Ghost storage facilities, call reprehensible model of the peace on which the desires He will 9 The However attend cornerstone August Assumption such teachers are teaching that he professes, he and efforts of the Church arc ceremonies Sept. 5 and read Auguil 16 The Coronation "cautioned ... not to rely said. centered and which is the as- a letter from Paul VI on the of human words And above piration of all Pope EL 4-7800 power all, there is a cry- men of good marking the opening. Rosary Shrine Summit, New Jersey alone, but rather on the Word ing need for the ministry of will.” Holy Hour Strvices begin at 3:30 of God knowing that it is God the priest m the mission fields, • p.m. afternoon. alone bestows every Sunday Inc. who growth." wherever are and Engel Brothers, there men Suffer For All PRINTING brothers to be taught the cat- VATICAN CITY (NC) - Visit Cloister Gift uorld-ivide echism. Shop and Cloister Pontry moving Pope Paul VI said that those HARRY F. MURPHY Printing Done To Order "Let priyer, then, be raised who suffer from leprosy suf- 78 CLINTON NEWARK 2 Wedding, Ordination, Graduation, Jubilee Invitations. from our families, our ST., Hand lettered Cards for Special Occasions fer with Christ for all men in parishes, our religious com- Phone: MArket 3-2831 a letter to Msgr Novar- munities, hospital wards, from Luigi ese, official delegate of the groups of innocent children so BARTON -A TO Italian Bishops to the nation's NAME REMEMBERI that vocations may increase and be conformable to the de- hospitals. the SOCIETY OF • for savings • for sires of the heart of Christ." "Despite apparent use- mortgages lessness of their he A sufficient supply of priests pains,” a said," called SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL is "something that closely they are upon to the Divine touches all the faithful, and give Savior the U i 11 most valuable and beneficial for this reason, the World Day Have You Started Your collaboration for the whole Spring Cleaning? of Prayer for vocations of mankind that of Now it th« timo do o should be called to their at- suffering." to thorough job of cleaning out tho houio of oil unnecessary clothing, furniture and the like in order to for the hot months. STAMP tention as widely as possible," prepare coming summer If you hove usable articles thot he said. any we can pass on to some poor family who has little will ST. or nothing, you please call one of the numbers below? We thank He said he had decided to JOSEPH'S you. launch the observance himself SUMMER SCHOOL for Deposit clothing the poor in our ao "none might fail in such a "DROP BOXES" placed at the serious and SPECIAL COURSES IN following Churches responsible duty.” 1? In Jersey Cityi 15 EXTRA FREE On the Day of Prayer It- Reading, Arithmetic ST. ST. ANNE, OUR LADY OF 0 the Pope on ALOYSIUS, MOUNT DIVIDEND DAYS self, again spoke CARMII, English ST. PAUL Mmy dopoiltod on or the need for vocations during MICHAEL, ST. JOSEPH, ST. (Grtonvillt) Woro tho IJlh oomo PURPOIK a noonday talk to ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS dlvldondi from tho lit. pilgrims To provlda IndlvMiulUH Inat/uctlon In gathered oelow his study in rtmadlal EiulUh. He,din*. and Arlth. ■Mtlo lor .ioA.ni, »ha an datlrlant Almi DIVIO! NO St. Peter’s called hi than »IR ANNUM Square and aubjecta ST. MICHAEL'S MONASTERY, UNION CITY; COMAOUNOCO for prayers to the Blessed FLAC* HOLY and OUR LADY Virgin for vocations to the re- ST. 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"FI*AM Hr* US TO HUP OTHIM" 4, 1964 Trend to Evil... April 16, THE ADVOCATE 3 DIOCESE OF PATERSON

24 DE GRASSE STREET (Continued from Page 1) dimensions of truth and good- ium, there must be a great PATERSON 1, NEW JERSEY ress." audience to receive them." tncnt said, “nevertheless The to But at tile same time, there legion's efforts this neither the Church nor the have been “many departures end. they said, have included legion has or ever will dis- Clergy from the ideal" in the treat- giving special recommenda- courage the responsible of ment of evil tions to superior films and the forts of serious film artists to “more fundamental” policy of create meaningful works for "In all such cases." it de- Appointments urging film study in schools the attention of mature view- clared, "the film maker has However DIOCESAN ers." lacked the fundamental quali- they said. OFFICES “Young are Rev John A. Sullivan, S T L., ties of an authentic artist people still spiritual director, Morris Catho- if tele lic High School, to rector DISCUSSING the treatment Above all he has lacked taught as films and of Diocesan Minor Seminary. a re- Rev. Vincent of evil in the vision did not really exist, as P. Molloy, S.T.L., graduate student to films, Bishops spect for man and a loving in Rome, had vice rector of warned of “over-simplifica- understanding of him. if the media influenc • seminary. Rev, El so C. tion.” neither upon the formation of Introini, assistant, St Paul's, Clifton, to seminary TIIK BISHOPS turned to the their lives the mold- faculty. "For some good people,” nor upon Rev. responsibility of audiences, ing of 20th Anthony P Kowalski, assistant, St. they said, “films must ever re- century culture Joseph's, Passaic to commenting that “to have and values . . . seminary faculty. main pure escapist entertain- great artists in the "In the ASSISTANTS ment of such bland nature film rned- past, when films Michael were, for most Rev. Moriarty of Ireland to assistant that the treatment of evil is the part, es- pastor, St. Jo- seph's, Lincoln Park. categorically to be excluded.” capist entertainment designed Fair to appeal to the most unlet- lifeline April I t. They cited the Vatican Coun- Housing tered member of the cil's decree which stated that mass au- dience, educators might have the treatment of evil in mass Unit Forms been permitted the privilege of media, “subject to moral re- ignoring them. Today they do St. straint," can "serve to bring the Report - at to Joseph’s JERSEY CITY The Hud- so risk of failing about a deeper knowledge and son Curia of the Legion of assist ,young people in develop- atudy of humanity and. . .can taste for Mary, which has grown from ing a the good, the SCHOOL Boland reveal and glorify the grand ADDITION - Archbishop applies the mortar to the cornerstone for the" 17 to 38 in the last beautiful, and truly human." Shows 1963 Deficit praesidia school addition at St. Vincent's, Bayonne, April 11. Viewing the ceremony are Rev. Theo- CONTINENTAL FOOD year, has been instrumental in dore REFERRING TO the Legion PATERSON J. Bonelli, assistant chancellor, Mother Dolorine, S.S.J., of the and the formation of the North The annual es, $312,990 in contributions principal school, of Decency Pledge taken an- St. Rev. William J. Shonvm’b Hudson Fair Council report of Joseph’s Hospital from governmental sources Buckley, pastor Housing nually by OPIN EVERYDAY EOR U S. Catholics, the here showed through its new interracial a deficit of $26,- and substantial collections on noted that it does Xu+tcluio*t & Bishops not 114 34 for 1963. Sbitute'i praesidium. unpaid balances on bills. impose new BO PARK any obligations The deficit was AVENUE Anna president attributed Free care cost $783,138.27, NEWARK Kelly, of the but Visit simply puts into words the to the hospital's care of indi- which was 10% of hos- MU 4-7200 Negroes Hudson Curia, and George of ... duties any sincere Chris- gent patients Sister Anne pital income. Pelch, president of the inter- by Sister Anne Jean (Continued tian in his attitude toward Jean, from Page 1) meet at St. Rose of Lima, UNION COUNTY will have racial administrator, who said said unemployment and the praesidium, joined with tern Newark, before visiting films. 3,300 patients who could not number of aged patients of prior briefing homes two programs involving 55 DIRECTORY members of other in on faiths "The of In Essex 75 in Orange and Newark. The pun»ose the pledge." pay their bills were treated. small with medi- County white couples. One is being spon- forming the council, which is pensions no AND ALMANAC OF THE ARCH- they said, "is to couples 35 couples will come from Bloom- provide Cath Of the cost, two-thirds was cal insurance accounted for will visit Negro sored by the Union County DIOCESE OF NEWARK affiliated with the Hudson with the in Or- olics annual oppor- underwritten by the hospital much of this deficit. families a program which is field, Glen Ridge, East Catholic Human Relation* The 1964 revision of the official County Conference on Religion tunity of a follow-up of last fall's visita- ange, Cedar Grove, Upper Council and making a corporate and the rest was taken care of The annual involves- 30 cou- of the Archdiocese and Race, report also Directory gives to tion. Montclair, South witness their Faith in those by the city and county. showed 140,074 days of Twenty couples will meet Orange and ples from Plainfield, Fanwood, complete data on parishes, care, Mayors of all North Hudson matters at Immaculate Newark. About 10 from Scotch schools, which pertain to a 2,513 babies born, 8,210 Conception, people Plains and Westfield. clergy, institutions, agen- communities opera- were scheduled mature and Christian choice of CUSHIONING Montclair, and from there will Clifton will be on hand to ob- Another 25 couples will cies. Invaluable reference work. the financial tions, 20,028 clinic patients, take to attend the 16 to of Sturdy plastic 196 April meeting film entertainment. By their drain go homes parishioners serve the meeting in part in a binding; imposed by free care, 12.908 room pa- prepara- program sponsored of fair emergency Send $3.50 The CYO the housing at commit of St. Peter Claver by the pages. to group pledge they freely she said, were donations by tients, 28,895 x-ray examina- Mission. tion for a similiar effort in Interracial Committee Plane Press, 101 St., Newark 2, Hope Reformed Church, Union themselves to a of Other of the support the friends and benefactors, tight- tions and 2,741 blood trans- white couples will their area. Union-Westfield District NJ. City. the legion's apostolate." ening up of business practic- fusions. of Archdioccsan Council of Catholic Women. m—- 11 This will -' • W 5 be spread Archbishop's Appointments over several day*. ■ IN BERGEN COUNTY '■ £ SUNDAY, APRIL 19 Paul’s, Jersey City Pi Wti 2 p.m.. Catholics will Confirmation, St. 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. cooperate with the »- v Brigid’s, North Bergen Catharine’s, Glen Rock Ridgewood-Glen « i 2 Rock Fair Council. p.m., Confirmation, Holy- 4 p.m., Confirmation, Holy Housing About mwm Rosary, Edgewater Trinity, Hackensack 70 white couples are ex- i® •«.••. 3:30 pected to meet at Mt. Carmel , ~ v. p.m., Blessing and ded- ' ; y;|y SUNDAY, APRIL 26 at 2:30 ication of the Vatican Pavi- Church p.m. before vis- 8 a.m.. Communion break- 35 KS lion, New York World’s F'air, iting Negro homes. Hoho- fS ■ fast, St. Francis Xavier, New- kus and by Paul Cardinal Marella, le- Saddle River couples ark :£*s£* 1 gate of Pope Paul VI will also be involved in thi* 12 noon, Preside, Solemn •I p.m.. Confirmation, program. L ' Mass of Thanksgiving, silver Epiphany, Cliffside Park A similar program in the jubilee of ordination of Rev. '. ■‘ ••:■'• • : :••: |k 4 Englewood-Te.-meck area spon- sa* v* p.m., Confirmation, St. & ' af»s Joseph Mezzanotte, O.F.M. *. >&■'; with the visitation at m Elizabeth's, his par- stone and blessing of Church Wyckoff ish. The Christian Family of St. John Ncpomucene, Gut- 4 p.m., Confirmation, Holy Movement, with units in 13 ... tenberg; consecration of al- F'ort Lee ifF Trinity, will also take ¥8 tars; parishes, part • .. ' •', i blessing of outdoor 7 Catholic Scouters wm p.m., in locaUy-sponso.'cd programs, shrine, followed by low Pon- Robert Banquet, Treat Hotel, according to Rev. James L. tifical Mass F.fH Newark Fallon, its director. 2 p.m.. '■*•.*■i ' Confirmation, St. Anne's, Fair Lawn 2 p.m.. Confirmation, Imma- culate Conception, * . Hackensack i 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. . 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JOURNAL SQUARE *ll 4 K ADVOCATE April 16, 1664 Text of a Statement by the U.S. Bishops’ Committee NCW'C Neus Service influence, not only individuals, the one which animates all reviewing office." ter I, 7) Following is the lexl of a statement, "The Sational l flicts. if our eyes are closed to in the and egion but the very masses and the that the legion does, namely, These words of Pius XK ficking anguish of de- The fact that moral evil the faults which Decency: 30 Years of Christian Witness —a Review and whole of human and that its often cause anguish and tears of those who society, by guidance and con serve more than at- passing may, with due he conflicts. Preview," hy the U.S. thus restraints, these "Pride, un- would call him brother. If the Bishops' Committee for Motion Pictures, can rightly be called the structive criticism "this most tention because demon- (hey treated in films, is an aspect bounded ambition, lust tor Radio and Television. It was issued April 15. media of social communica- noble art which strate motion picture medium, which can so much that even in those rath- of Church teaching which may tion. the of power, covetousness, infidelity, is playing a critical role in to- help good souls, may er early days of motion pic- confuse The invention of the print- the delicate consciences. spoken of "confidence "The Church recognizes that be as far Injustice, depravity such, day's communications revolu- as possible ad- ture production the Church did For their sake ing press introduced man to which we " we think it pru- unhappily, arc the marks not to maintain towards these media, if properly vanced (Pius XII, not of tion, is betray its trust Miranda share the viewpoint of dent to recall that his first experience with a the cinema effective the view the characters and actions of to mankind, as an and utilized, can be of great serv- Prorsus) every effort must those who would insist that here expressed the medium of mass communica- positive instrument of by council many, and history is be made mental ice to mankind, since they bitterly to support and en- every motion picture, to be ” tion. The experience was revo- THE NATIONAL Legion represents no startling inno- interwoven with them development, education and greatly contribute to men's en- of courage the genuine artist who acceptable, must be suited to vation but lutionary; the world could nev- Decency, today one of 42 rather applies to "But," Pius observes, "it is improvement." tertainment and instruction as fully the knows that, even when his vis- youngest and most imma- the new arts of er be the same again. Once established national Catholic communica- one thing to know evil, and to ion is to support of the Kingdom of ture member of the directed evil, he must the ALMOST 20 YEARS film mass au- tion the traditional criteria of from press was operational, one pre- God." offices throughout the seek philosophy and re- "practice the truth in love." Pope Pius XI, in his dience. Christian humanism. man could Influence thous- viously, world, was, at its inception in These ligion its explanation and Pius (Ephesians, 4, 15). encyclical letter on motion recognized that the criteria are ands, eventually millions. How Influence April of 1934, a unique institu- as ancient as the cure; quite another to make it pictures (Vigilant! Cura) had Popes’ needs and interests of film sacred books of radically civilization was in- tion on the Catholic interna- the Old and an object of spectacle and As the Fathers patrons vary not by rea- Positive fluenced this asked, “Why should the mo- of the coun- scene. For only New Testaments. " Program by first mass tional some years amusement He understood in tion picture be cil voted in favor of this de- son of differences national to communications revolution simply a means prior to 1934 there had very well that for there In order have great been cultures but also because many of diversion and relaxa- cree, they were surely aware with- artists in four centuries of Christian div- light widespread discontent on the Evil in is "an irresistible fascination the film medium, to of in the limits of the Scripture tion an idle hour? the manifest use which the same cul- there must ision give compelling evidence. occupy part of Americans of all faiths Faithful in giving artistic shape to be a great audi- ture there exist among mirrors of real life, With its magnificent power, it Holy Spirit was already mak- people ence to receive As Today, In God's providence, with the moral quality of mo- these books wrongdoing, in describing its them. ear- and must ing of the media vastly different levels of contain In their we can be a light and of social tion sen- ly as Pius Xl's are witnessing another and pictures. In an effort to power and its growth, its open encyclical, to communication for "the sitivity, perception and matur- pages stories of evil, of its ac- ever revolution a positive guide what is meet hidden Vigilanti Cura, the Church accelerating an ever mounting public tion and influence and paths, and the con- rec- good." For Pius XI the spread and support of the ity. When Pius XII speaks of in the lives ognized that in mass communications. Es- high criticism of its product the flicts which it generates or by the production of of films which the national individuals, families and purpose the film medium Kingdom of God." If the print- of- worthy films is at sential to this revolution are American film industry had peoples. means of which it advances least as press was fices may for adult They give a the audio-visual was that it be "an effectual ing a powerful in- in of approve glimpse much dependent and electronic adopted, March 1930, a of the To this psychological at- upon the au- instrument strument in and consumption, he is but giving intimate and frequently media of for the education spreading code of ethics. of dience's positive of social communica- By 1933 the or- tumultuous titude many artists corres- support and elevation of mankind." intensifying Christian disunion, a fresh affirmation to what the world of men, tell- good motion tion, never static but always iginal thinking behind the code ponds an analogous one in pictures as upon the new media of mass com- Church has ing of their failures, their rise Pope John XXIII carried for- and always recognized, " their refusal to developing. These modern any real effectiveness in or the spectators patronize bad ward the Church's interest in munication have, under God namely, that there is a legiti- their final perdition. It is media of information, persua- its application had been lost films. Pius XII wrote: "We mate place in enough to recall from the mass media. In his en- our Father, served to fire the the film medium the age TO THE QUESTION then of trust sion, entertainment are being At their annual meeting in that all good and pru- hearts of for the presentation of mature of the patriarchs: the of whether the cyclical letter Ad Petri Cathe men the world over story ideal film can dent men employed on every side, by November of 1933 the Catholic . . . will strive to Jacob, the events dram, he called to w-ith a burning desire for reli- material. of Josepn's take such matter government, industry, religion attention Bishops of the United States, for its theme ensure that the applause and life in in of the importance of gious union and fraternal con- Egypt, the house Pius XII replies: of and education. Unlike the first, the audio- calling for an industry reform, approval the general pub- BY CONTRAST, it was not Putiphar; or from the Book of visual media for times. cord "To such a question nega- lic not which was to a degree limited our sanctioned a national Catholic a will be wanting as a until the competition of com- Kings; the choice, the the communi- Through the decree Boni Pas- aimed rejec- tive answer is natural, when- prize for worthwhile by literacy, new IT WAS BECAUSE of tele- campaign at the moral mercial television forced tion, the tragic really tons he established end of King ever and evil cations revolution touches the Pon- vision, improvement of motion perversity are films." radio and the press pic- radical changes in the think- Saul; or the fall of tifical Commission David and presented for their own sakes; man and its effect upon on Motion ture production. The For many years the every (mass circulation magazines Episcopal ing of the motion picture in- his repentance; the rebellion legion, Pictures, Radio and Television if the wrongdoing represented as human values, relations and of Committee on Motion a member organization of every sort in addition to Pictures that and death as a of dustry Hollywood began of Absalom From at fact to be permanent office the was to is least in approved, the International culture, although yet the daily the established plan the to create Catholic Of- newspapers) that films specifically de- the New Testament we have it is assessed, is Holy See, attached to the Vat- campaign. In it described in stimulat- fice of the Film, has completely un- last of Pope John’s the following to cooper- ican Secretariat of State. Fin- days life signed for a mature viewer. only remember Mary Mag- ing, insidious corrupting questionably profound. and spring the National Legion of or ated in the awarding of Cath- providential pontificate be- Previously the of mo- dalene, Judas, Pi- ally, in the Second majority Caiaphas, ways, if it is shown to those Faced with convoking Decency emerged of- olic prizes at all major film any new and un- come an ennobling experience as the tion pictures were directed to- late, Peter, Saul. Vatican Council John di- who are not capable of con- festivals. charted course, man is gener- Pope whose and ficial agency to which the ward the Recent examples of intimacy depth the general or mass au- rected that there be a special American trolling and resisting it. American productions which ally apprehensive. It is not whole world shared. Bishops entrusted CONCERNING bib The mass dience, which in practice SUCH "But preparatory secretariat on the the crusade when none of these received international surprising then that some have media, through which peoples for better films. meant the audience of families lical narratives about evil. prizes mass media. causes for exclusion of are pres- are "Miracle Worker." “Hood- expressed a measure of alarm the world came to recognize and young people Today, the Pius XII observed, in his THE LEGION crusade for ent; when the struggle with lum "To over the fate of man in this John as beloved treatise Priest,” Kill a Mock- ON DEC. 4 OF a figure of situation is almost on "The Ideal Film,” last year decent motion picture enter- completely evil, and even its temporary and new audio-visual civilization all ingbird," "Lilies of the VI hope for mankind, in his reversed. that "Wrongdoing and quilt Pope Paul promulgated the tainment met victory, serves, in relation to three with instant pub- Field." Nevertheless, during death united the human For two are not masked council's decree on the media fami- lic support not from example, in 1938, by deceitful the whole, to under- decades past the Church has ly in only Cath- a deeper After the of social communication. In common grief. olics but years after Pius XI had pub- veils, but told as they really publication of Pius welcomed also from hundreds standing of life and its proper confidently these ex- the This yearning for Christian lished his encyclical, 535 happened . . . The crude truth Xll's encyclical, Miranda opening paragraphs of this of thousands of mo- ordering, of in Protestants self-control, of en- Prorsus, the traordinary developments union and brotherly peace tion pictures were reviewed does not arouse disordered legion accelerated decree the Church solemnly and Jews. The by lightenment and results were so strengthening the instruments of human which John had 332 passions at its positive for ele- reaffirms her oft-repeated at- enkindled in the legion; or 62% of these or impulses, least program extraordinary that two years of judgment and action —then communication. the hearts of in mature the world titude toward all men of good were approved for-general pa- persons. On the con- vating of the film. the new com- later, on June 29, 1936, Pius such matter can be chosen and will did not First, it munications with perish with him; XI published tronage. Most of the others, trary, the serious reader be- adopted a permanent Great revolution; it his encyclical let- inserted as a part of the whole Encyclical has been kept alive and though not comes more reflective, more policy of giving a special rec- joy she welcomes it. ter Vigilanti Cura in which he formally approved action of the film ” even intensified because ommendation to In his great encyclical let- "Among the wonderful tech- of the expressed by the legion for family view- clearsighted; his mind, turn- superior sensitive appreciation to the films. Miranda Prorsus, of coverage which the ing (164 films or 31% received ing inwards, is led to say 30 At first restricted to ter, '957 nological discoveries which American Bishops and faith- IN ITS YEARS of experi- XII same mass media continue an A-II 'take heed lest too films approved for Pope Pius hailed motion men of talent, especially in to ful for this crusade," classification), were you be led ence the legion has encount- general to “holy radio give the progress of the nevertheless aimed at the into (Gal 'if patronage, the now ex- pictures, and television the present era, have made this "excellent mass temptation' 6,1); ered some very close approxi- policy experiment" to not Vatican Council and the pon- audience. In a word, you stand, take heed lest tends embrace all superior only as "remarkable tech- with God's help, the Church and commended imitation of 93% pro- you mations to the ideal of Pius tificate of VI. films "A" nical inventions” Paul Without it duction was tailored for the fall' (I Cor. 10, 12)." has in the categories, springing welcomes and promotes with to the rest of the Catholic XII. But it also recorded, television we would whether be for "from human intelligence and special interest those which never have world general public. The Biblical presentation of especially in the last decade, they approved had the general but also as of have most direct privilege and spiritual In 1963, some 15 years aft- evil is the exalted patronage or restrict- industry” "gifts a relation to In his encyclical letter Mi- context in many departures from the experience of er the ed to adult God, our Creator, from Whom men’s minds walking along advent of commercial which Pius XII cases viewing. and which have randa Prorsus Pius XII re- discussed the ideal. In all such the the shores of Galilee with television, family all good gifts proceed." uncovered new avenues of peated the approved treatment of evil in films. In film maker has lacked the fun- Christ's declaration of his THE RECENT decree “From the time when these Vicar. films numbered a mere 70 or of the communicating most readily predecessor that introducing the question of damental qualities of an au- "it is abso- Vatican council arts first came into use," His views Reflecting on how only 26.62% of the 263 films whether the provides a news, and teachings of radically lutely essential for ideal film can thentic artist. Above all he has Bishops to fresh to "the the classified the impetus this positive Holiness continued, every sort The most world had changed be- set by legion; al- take some aspect of moral lacked a for man and impor- up a permanent national respect promotion of Church welcomed them . . . cause had most 50% of the 1963 evil motion pictures. tant of these inventions are men come to know office" for product for its theme, he remarks a loving of him. films. Moreover, understanding In its with great joy." those media which, and love Johr., the Fathers of His found its way into categories that human life will Without these chapter on the pastoral such as Holiness gave a clear def- surely not qualities a activity of the Church the de- In his 1955 discourses to the the movies, radio, tele- the council could not think it inition other than those for the fami- be understood, at least in its film-maker's treatment of press, of what a national of- idle ly or young world of the cinema on "The vision and the like, of and meaningless to speak fice to people. great and momentous con- moral evil can only be traf- can, ought be. a (Continued on Page 5) Ideal Film," Pius had already their very nature, reach and of media which "can, of their GRANTED very nature, reach and influ- THAT this dra- of Films matic the ence, not only individuals, but Hating decrease in number The of films is the whole of human so- primary function of a family regrettable; too ciety.” If the matter allowed national film office, according granted that many so- for to papal called adult films are in fact any doubts, they were awe- directives, is to of- RENTA PIANO somely shattered the cal- fer a service of moral guid- juvenile in concept and sensa- by ance to tional in treatment, .M amitous events of Nov. 22 in the film patron so that neverthe- Dallas he be less, neither the Church FROM GRIFFITH FOR AS LITTLE AS during the very week may able to make a nor the has k that the decree was under fin- discriminating choice of mo- legion or ever will dis- al consideration. tion picture entertainment, courage the responsible efforts of The hor the legion this guidance serious film artists to create Every counts at Carteret $ mass media, but par- day (PLUS service has taken the form of meaningful works for the at- A MONTH ticularly television, made it 8 CARTAGE) a tention mature hi-weekly publication of of viewers. possible for all Americans and film ...where dividends are credited classifications. Such efforts arc surely to be for most of the rest of the The of these included in the overall aim, world to experience the im- range classifi- from day of deposit! cations as well their enunciated by Plus HI, of ad- mediate living in time and as pur- pose have been stated vancing as far as possible space of the full measure of clearly by Pius XII in Miranda Pror- "this most noble art which can the tragedy. Because of the sus: so much help the good of stature of this other John the 1957 world "If they (the national of- souls.” Since the legion 000000 suffered a stunning JOHN SAVER OR MARY SAVER grief; fices) have clearly and pub- has made several major ad- because of the majestic licly indicated which films justments in its rating system strength of a widow veiled in can be in order black the world seen by all, by the young, to provide for authen- took heart and , M 3^-63 by adults, and those, tic efforts along this J 1 once again on the path. rekindled hope. SCH3-63 i other hand, which are a moral danger ISt HO-63 1 THERE BE to the spectators, and Treatment of Evil M CAN no ques- V. to Sept- /Sir3o 63 j j tion then that finally, those which arc en- the Church Although our present pur- "welcomes tirely had and then xr-u-63! with joy” the new harmful, does not call for dis- pose a Kilt each will be able to -631 r communications revolution. attend cussion in detail of the various those films xr 19-63) She has witnessed the “great only, from which criteria by which adult films ljaot/e* . HOYS 3-63 ) they will come out / service to mankind" of which with minds are to be distinguished from 10036/. - the happier, freer and better." KOVX9-63/ media of social communi- those suitable for the patron- / XCIZ-63/ i.65, cation have proved P"'- <° DrC 30 *1 themselves IN age of families and of young XT3O-63 ' - capable. THIS PASSAGE the le- 7 Yet, with a profound people, it will be useful to de- Mi-3-6‘l! gion finds the of its sense of realism born exempler vote some to of 20 own attention the of system of film classifica- centuries involvement with question of the treatment of tion A-I: “films \ the human condition, she also namely. evil in films. which can be seen recognizes by all”; v. that men can em- In recent years there has A ll: the ploy these media "by young"; A-III: been much contrary to public criticism of x * the of the "by adults"; B: "those which . Vk \VCO^ plan Creator and to the apparent predilection on their are a moral danger to the * own loss" (decree). the part of some film makers \ \ \ \ \ As Pius spectators"; C: "those which ■ \\ XII observed in for exploring the many faces Here’s an example of are bad and ''J\ "every-day Miranda entirely harmful." " Prorsus, to the of evil. While there have been i-' a joy Although the A-IV earnings Carteret account book with which the classifi- v \T OFF... Church wel- abuses, and the legion's rec- inM’T PUT cation showing dividends credited on comes these remarkable ad- ("morally unobjection- ords substantiate money\ able for adults public com- with reserva- \r.saved -- TOUR CHILDREN vances in communication, she plaints in the matter, there Is throughoutthe month. \ In tions”) is not found in this adds "a motherly care and also the danger of passage of the it over-simp- watchfulness, having in mind encyclical, is lification. For nevertheless some good peo- to protect her a rating whose - &«* children from ple, films must ever remain - “rrr— equivalent is utilized al every danger, as they set out by entertainment most all national pure escapist of on this offices new path of progress. such a bland nature that the . It lias been proven that children who This throughout the world and watchful care treatment of evil springs whose is categori- learn to the are better students. Enrich from the mission concept is derived from play piano your slje has re- cally to be excluded. ceived from Pius Xl’s encyclical letter Vi- family’s life rent a brand new, famous make the Divine Savior ... piano, gilanti Cura which of THE ATTITUDE of Himself; for, as is clear to all, speaks the le- as low as a available in latest "films $8 month, models, styles which are permitted gion has been and is dif- these new forms of art quite No exer- need to await the of month in order to earn and finishes. If you should decide to the cise with reservations." ferent. The Catholic of beginning any dividends. buy piano a very great influence on point At Carteret, your money works for you around the clock—and around the within three months, all money for rental the manner of view has received a simple paid and thinking and THE QUESTION calendar! You actually start the save! is some- and direct in the earning very day you .... a liberal 4%* will be to the For acting of individuals and of expression cartage applied purchase price. your times posed that since all Vatican per annum, compounded or paid four tunes a year. every group of men." peo- Council's decree on convenience, you don't even have to visit our store ple live under the same moral the media of social communi- Save by mail, if you Carteret pays the Mail accounts laws, should not prefer; postage. simply phone, or mail the coupon below. films be simp- cation; Legion of receive immediate attention and are as received. Decency ly approved or processed disapproved "The narration, description For 30 years here in the without distinction and should or portrayal of moral evil, Open your account now, at any one of Carteret’s nineconvenient offices. United States, the Church there not be has just one rating even the media through of so- Remember, you never lose a dividend when the l'J*a STUMWAT MmUNTATIVCt excised list day you save profitable a "motherly care for the entire world. Al- cial communication, can in- Carteret wayl and watchfulness" over most 30 years Pius XI an- the ago deed serve to about film bring a GRIFFITH medium through the swered this is his *on iemnti ot HO Piano Company question deeper knowledge and study of or more agency of the encyclical: national Legion humanity and, with the aid of I am interested In a of Decency. April of this LARGEST IN NEW JERSEY renting cur- "Since there is here a ques- apropriately heightened dra- console rent year marks the tion of (Indicate grand, spinet, or upright) comple- pictures which Interest matic effects, can reveal and tion of 30 of year* service by all classes of society, the great glorify the grand dimensions this national Name Catholic film of- and the humble, the learned of truth and goodness. Never- fice to the cause of better mo- and the unlettered, the theless, such presentations Address. tion judg- pictures. Such an anni- ment passed upon the film ought always to be subject to versary deserves a Phone fitting ac- cannot be the same in each moral restraint, lest work AND LOAN ASSOCIAT IO N they IOMOII. l ==-_J knowledgment. Our best trib- case in all to the harm rather than the respects. Indeed, ' ' ,e 'THE SAFE ute to the good achieved over SAVE 60S BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N. J. MArtet 3-6880 circumstances, usages and benefit of souls, particularly inltHUKt NjlfttM j f—- so will be Open Monday & Wednesday Evening* Until 9 many years to re- forms vary from country to, when there is question of ritti t t Convenient Locatlonsi 866 view and Broad Street, Newark(Main Office) AT CENTRAL preview the func- it PAMUNO 16 AVENUE (rear o< siorw) country, so does not seem treating matters which de- Newarki 500 Bloomfield Ave. 744 Broad Street tion and work of this agency practical to have list 35 Scmdi St 627 Park Ave. 50 Klnderkamack Rd. a single serve reverent handling or Springfield-Bergen:359 Springfield Ave. Roseville: 487 OrangeStreet on the American N. J. Plainfield. N. J. Oradell. N scene. for all the world . . . There- Penn Railroad Station Morristown, J. which, given the baneful ef- Commuteri A City Line: 712 Springfield Avenue JEfftrton • 6505 Plainfield 7 3800 ' COIIsi 1-J3OO The spirit which motivates fore, It will be necessary that fect of original sin in men, East Orange: 606 Central Ave. South Orangti 159 South.Orange Ave. bur consideration of this in each the could •• •* country Bishops quite readily arouse t*v.*ne Is Identic*! to set up a permanent national base desires In them.” (Chap- NEW JERSEY jSSI TERCENTENARY April 16, 11)64 THE ADVOCATE 5 Reviewing the Work of the Legion of Decency (Continued from Page 4) people may be able to resist films. This modified version of has been forever consecrated not be morally assaulted and al Legion of the states: scenes lor the cause of film such influences but for the the Decency, we ex- live among signs and sym- cree pledge is in more common to the vocation of wit- and giving artistically debauched." education culture Prog- young the stimulation of press the prayerful hope that bols through which God speaks "The production and show- one use today, to in his ness Christ daily life. IN LOOKING ress has been slow but there to the legion the spirit of the Vatican to ing of films that have value such film frequently becomes The Conn us and we to God. Through THE PLEDGE, which of Ms seal of the Holy Spirit ril have been encouraging begin immediate of for moral guidance Catholics will all of the cinema live as decent an occasion sin encourage men we among the entertainment, hu- very nature requires free which he has received at his nings. The extent to which com- understandably expect that the good will to cooperate the signs and symbols through mane culture or youthful in art. especi- mitment, devoid of Confirmation impels a Chris- With the tireless all coer- quality of the national office's noble task of ally when assistance crimes of passion and violence tian rededicating the which man speaks to his fel- they are designed cion. not to give witness to his of handful of does add any new ob- Lord review must enormous a pioneers the may be linked to a and operation be of power of the cinema low man. for young people, ought to be steady in his national ligations in conscience. choice of films in to the office has been able continued exposure to Much a high order order to de- service of mankind encouraged and assured by this type the celebration and May the signs and symbols to less does it elevate the nature During of the to foster and promote various of erotic and violent stimula- serve the confidence of all who the glory of Our Father every effective means. in of the film medium speak to This of the legion's classifications paschal liturgy we projects in schools, cannot solemnly have pledged it their heaven. be done high col- tion be readily dis- support. all men of who they can particularly by from status of renew our baptismal really leges There the being norm- promises That be- and seminaries Faculty- missed. are psy- confidence is justified The Vatican in tlie supporting and joining in proj- as a of Council has is are made image and ative guides to that of Church sign the new life in student film festivals in chiatrists and cause the task of evaluat- sued two ects and for the sociologists who decrees, one on the sign of God! enterprises law. The content of the pledge which we have received in and schools and colleges arc de- arc convinced that films of ing films the executive staff production and distribution of this risen liturgy and the other on the SIGNED: is no more than through the Christ Dur- of the Archbishop John veloping on an nature indeed a summary national office is assist- decent films, organized and are contributory media of social J by encouraging of obligations ing the celebration of the Ad- communica- Krol of Philadelphia, chair- well-planned basis. Some of factors to such social misbe- already existing ed by the counsel of a large tion Both documents worthwhile films crit- vent are con- man, Episcopal Committee through the universities from the natural moral law liturgy which prepares us committee of for and have arranged havior. competent and cerned with of ical approval awards, by for the of a world signs Motion Pictures, Radio and the Christian coming again the reviewers and summer courses and confer- imperative qualified and symbols patronizing or jointly sponsor- of Word of God, we the first di- Television; and television BECAUSE GROSS charity to love one's renew these The the Auxiliary Bishop ences on films offenses committee enjoys rected to ing theaters operated by . . . the God, the second to John A for the in this neighbor as oneself Quite promises of pledge as a Donavon of Detroit, benefit of teachers. area have varied over in- volunteer services of and responsible of lay men In art as well managers." of sign the mature witness to as in life, Bishop Walter W. Curtis of the years, vigilance is dependently any legion the clerical educators always from every signs and ONE MAJOR archdiocese Christian which those confirmed in the symbols transcend Bridgeport, Auxiliary Bishop necessary. conscience is branch of education of Films Entirely commen- prim- linguistic barriers and speak Study has established and staffed a charged with these responsibi- Lord have been consecrated Timothy Manning of Los dable is the American motion ary, secondary, college and to men center for the by His in a universal langu- Loras A second and more funda- direction of film lities. Spirit. Angeles, Bishop T. Lane picture industry's record for university; motion picture crit age Through the of education in the schools and The ol liturgy we Rockford. mental legion effort in the pro- 1963 when 85% of its motion purpose the pledge is ics and other professional of lay- motion of films has been di- colleges the area: this ren- to provide Catholics with the Matin" Procedure pictures received approval men. including many who are rected to ter has also undertaken the annual improving audience from the legion for some seg- opportunity of making Effective witness calls for engaged in various areas of of THE taste urging the introduc- preparation needed mater- a corporate witness to CORONATION and by ment of the audience. Yet, their Christian generosity. Writing the mass media; parish tion of ials and handbooks which will Faith matters film study into the during the past six in those which in America. March priests; student months the 11, 1961, on counsellors; PILGRIMAGE of POPE PAUL VI also be made for schools. In the March 30, available na- pertain to a mature and Chris- of husband and 1957, national office has been con- "The Spirit the Legion of wife teams; the tional issue of America, use. In many of the tian choice of film entertain- A magnificent Bishop Wil- fronted with efforts on the part Decency," Bishop James A. Motion I’icture Department of bonk of 40 photographs In living color. liam A. Scully, the seminaries film-television sem- ment. By their K.m h photo is B*.y by II full page suitable for then chair- of powerful factions in Holly- pledge they McNulty, the then chairman of the International Federation of inars and framing. A collectors item. $1 man of this commit- workshops are being the freely commit themselves to per copy. episcopal wood to revive "anything- a this committee, urged on all Catholic Alumnae No film of introduced tee, anticipated the rec- into the regu- of support of the legion s the is strong goes" policy pre-Production apos- realization that "Christian any consequence classified Send TATLER lar curriculum. to PUBLISHING CO. ommendations for filiii study If tolate. without Code days. these producers generosity even Christian a qualitative analysis M 7 National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D.C. Aii these and which Pius XII was to make programs proj- to have their The pledge Is taken in the not and consideration of were way, nudi- heroism —and any sense the writ- ects in his encyclical, Miranda are a hopeful prologue solemn context of the Name Address ty and various forms of voyeur- celebra- of is the heart ten opinion of 30 to 40 (fre- for tlie future. compulsion, Prorsus, when he wrote: The experience tion of the liturgy This context of ism would become standard and soul of the legion's work quently more) these review- of the national City State "Study dedicated to office, however, for is groups, elements film treatment. spiritually appropriate be- to achieve a world of enter- ers. would suggest that the analysis and criticism of high optim- cause the Sacrament of The relation of film images by tainment wherein Catholics IN COMMEMORATING the motion should be ism is not yet warranted. If Confirmation 1 All order* fitted immediately of and pictures, in- to the canons decency must, every Christian all American citizens will 30th of the not anniversary nation- augurated all over the United greater progress has been therefore, remain a major con- States. These made, it is surely not because groups ought to sideration of the legion. But of any lack of tlie be founded among students in interest on more and more in recent years of Catholic high schools and col- part students; in many the national office has had to leges and cases tlie initiative for film- among adults who contend with anew and far education has from band together in their own come the more serious problem. That parishes for of students themselves. Rather, extensive study problem is the growing ten- of the artistic and moral values a lack awareness among dency on the part of some educators is basic embodied in the films which a reason film makers to challenge the they and The communications revolu- their children are Judaeo-Christian vision of asked to at tion is so recent a patronize neighbor- phenomen- man. hood movie houses." on that education in general has not yet come abreast of THUS FAR, the movement IN THE VIEW of Pius XII it still Young people arc toward overtly un-Christian it was "essential that the taught as if films and televi- and anti-Christian themes is minds and inclinations of the sion did not really exist, as if more noticeable in foreign and spectators be rightly trained the media had influence neith- independent films than in the Fresh and educated, so that they the Shop-Rite Poultry Sale, er upon formation of their product of the organized Amer- may not only understand the lives nor upon the molding of ican industry Nevertheless, in form proper to each of the 20th century culture and Hollywood production there READY arts but also be guided . . . values. are already enough signs to by a right conscience. Thus TO IN A WORD, justify concern. F'or the pres- they will be enabled to prac- present day ent it will be sufficient to cite COOK tice mature consideration and pedagogy continues to function FRYINGH to if, of the covert attempts condone judgment on the various items as outside the immediate contact of the and even promote premarital which the film or television living voice, the sexual indulgence. screen puts before them and only important and valid In addition to the immorali- means of human not, as very frequently hap- communica- tions ty of such a theme, these films pens, be lured and arbitrarily was still the written word The are also fundamentally dishon- swept away by the power of strong recommen- CHICKENS est in their manner of presen- their attraction." dation of a recent UNESCO tation; the liaison of hero and Cut from Fresh conference Young Fryer* Pfump & Tender to "Heartily" commended by implies that the From Fresh Killed Fryers 3*rS 4 lb. Avg. Cut For Soupt, Salads or Stew heroine is surrounded by gla- Pius were the "most praise- problem is universal: CHICKEN CHICKEN morized and shielded *3*o M\ CHICKEN ROASTING FRESH ik Si of "Screen education should be opulence worthy" efforts those dedi- LEGS W BREASTS 7CHICKENS 9# from any probing of the very LIVERS 9 FOWL 9#9# a. £ cated to the work of film edu- a systematic study for every real and social child and out personal impli- cation and he expressed the carried within FRESH\ESS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Shop-Rite Top Quality Young Steer Beef. Regular Style cations of such behavior desire to see such education the school curriculum . . . We °NG It be that films regard it of may argued "introduced into of as paramount im- GRHM( |Q every type i-ib only reflect and mirror our Asparagus that CAllf. school.” Moreover, in the con- portance screen education contemporary moral climate. mm RIB clusion of the (in both film and television) ROAST encyclical he in- To a degree this is true. But Lettuce sists that "it is the function be introduced at the earliest hard 15 true that for date it is also the un- ° ven of national offices not possible in all schools, re- ... only CO* gardless of critical mass audience films GREEN 2Yi to preserve and defend but, the existing limita- Cucumbers 5 Vt Ready titons." can serve to endorse and pop- more especially, to direct, or- ularize In the past, when a point of view. c- ganize and assist the many films were, A* &.'=79: most "By its force of influencing -45 •O educational projects which for the part, escapist en- Oranges tertainment the feelings and minds of the V have been begun in many designed to ap- CRISP PASCAL and its of Always Fomily Treat countries.” peal to the most unlettered people by scope 19 * a reaching the broadest Celery FLORIDA masses member of the mass audi- MA*> Roast THE DECREE of the be Newport a 99* of the Vat- ence, educators people, nothing can might have Tosty ican Council carries forward compared with the art of the been permitted the privilege of u ,n These Pius Xll's concern for the ed- cinema." words, which Rib A ignoring them. Today they do if in pa\ MORE' Steak TrU 65* ucation of the consumer. at express a basic conviction of It so the risk of failing to as- also focuses the Church, were not attention on the sist young written 9*- $ Top Quality Milk Fed Veal people in developing MAYONNAISE SHOP-RITE role which educators by one of the but must a taste for the good, the beau- Popes by 1 play in the Christian formation Mr. Khrushchev. tiful, the truly human. As Apple, of the creative artist. Apple Mint, Christian educators they ig- SHOP-RITE Grape Jelly, LEGS O' VEAL Concerning the instructional JELLY nore films at the rjfik of rend- The Legion Pledge Grape Jam S'£*l needs of the audience the de- ering the good news'-of salva- Because of the favorable OVEN READY cree observes: Wt»U Kernel in Brine, lb. tion totally irrelevant to a acceptance which films con public CreoHi RUMPS "Since the use of Style, lb. proper confused world. create for customs STOKELY CORN tons can and be- Wkele 12-ei. Q | of the media of social communi- Kernel, VEAL havior which have a moral cations which arc available to Need for Legion significance, the Church has RED or audiences of different cultural 53*. HAWAIIAN YELLOW As patroness of the arts, the always insisted that the mo- PUNCH 35*1 v backgrounds and ages, calls Church is resolved to do ell tion picture medium must be No Woste for instruction proper to their that is possible to the common concern of the so- which arc promote CONVENIENT l-qt. 6-oi needs, programs Boneless Veal Roast a 69* film culture and appreciation. ciety of free men. On the WESSON OIL WHY PAY MORE? suitable for this purpose es- btl. 49* Cut Short In doing American scene Catholics so. however, she can- pecially where they are de- not lose sight of die fact that have endeavored to discharge Rib signed for young people Veal a 79* even the most advanced their responsibilities in this EHLER'S Chops should be encouraged, in- COFFEE 69* For Frying, Broiling matter by the long screen education must ever be established creased in numbers and or- supported and practice of taking the annual Loin Veal 89* to complemented MOTTS Chops a ganized according Christian or by moral Because pledge of the Legion of Dec- Tosty moral principles. This should judgment. APPLE JUICE RED CHEEK of 2 i 55* her mission the re- ency. be done in Catholic schools at primary Breast off Veal a sponsibility for religious and The legion pledge, which 33* every level, in seminaries and moral direction mat- are invited to renew Tosty in lay apostolatc To in these Catholics groups. ters HEINZ KETCHUP rests with her. For this each December, has been an 3 5 89* speed this along catechetical BonelessVeal Stew a 69* reason the provision of important aspect of the over- manuals should present and Tender moral to all program of the film apos- Catholic and guidance Catholics in explain teaching their tolatc. In Cura selection of film Vigilanti Pius COMSTOCK BEETS ‘ST Cubed Veal Cutlets a 99* regulations on this matter." :\ 0* entertainment will continue to XI encouraged the practice; Boneless Cured (Chapter 11, 16) Cottoge Sugar (Plymouth Rock Merkel) be a principal function and ob- "Above all. all pastors of undertake SmokedButts OF THE ROLE ol Christian jective of the national film of- souls will to obtain SAVARIN INSTANT COFFEE *ss' fice. If each from their »£«•s|39 education in the formation of legion services were year people a in similar to the one creative talent for the mass necessary the past, they arc pledge . . . FRESH FROM TIIE SEA! media, the council notes that even more required today. given by their American broth- which TOMATO SAUCE “-r - Tasty if laymen are to be afforded ers, in they promised to 6 45‘ "THE ESSENTIAL technical, doctrinal and moral purpose stay away from motion picture Halibut Steaks 55* of art, its raison d'etre, is," as with a Christian plays which were offensive to training ori- Pius XI HANDY Flqvorfut observed in his en- Christian entation, then "the number of truth and morality." COFFEE MATE jn, 59* cyclical, "to assist in the 59 schools, faculties and in- per- Swordfish Steaks a. fecting of the moral personali- IN ORDER that stitutes should be increased, "the varied Tasty ty which is man. For this rea- of the Church where newsmen, writers apostolates with TOILET TISSUE c tor ~- Steaks r,. son it must itself be moral." respect to the media of social 4*36* Salmon 79 tlie screen, radio and televi- Since the sion and all other time of Pius XI the communication may be interested ALUMINUM 7 WEB Church has insisted that there strengthened effectively,” the ALUMINUM 6 WEB parties can obtain a sound has never been art form decree of the Vatican MOTOR OIL JSSHSL. 99* training that is imbued with an Coun- BEACH CHAIRS CHAISE LOUNGE “more potent than the cinema cil directs that “each the Christian spirit, especial- year in WITH REDWOOD WITH REDWOOD HANDLES for influencing" mankind. HANDLES ly with respect to the social every diocese of the world. . . Ideally, one could that there should be SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! teaching of the Church," hope celebrated a this • • power would always be on which the faithful (Chapter 11, 15) day are $ 79 channeled toward the good; instructed in their The council also urges that responsibili- FRUIT DRINKS be taken educators realistically, the Church knows ties in this regard." -Sr 12 99* care by "to Pledge that in the guise of art this has always been the prepare literary, film, radio, Sunday force has sometimes occasion for such television and other critics, degener- instruction ated into corruption. here in America. 6-7 WEB who will be equipped with the WAFFLES 12- 99* This corruption can and has The formula best skills in their own crafts original pledge taken many forms. as issued Power does it Back and trained and encouraged to Today was in April of 1934. Shop-Rite't Money Saving againl by in the past the render which al- legion encount- By November of the same popular demand. Aluminum 6 web chain and 7 wen judgments . ers the counterfeit film artist the Committee ... ways put moral iasues in their year Episcopal -99 lounge* to give you every comfort possible. who substitutes easily for Motion Pictures issued *P'«e« Sliced Yellow or While Pell. Process PP> sationalism for the labor ~^ ' _ Tank for Educaton* of general use for many years. Roll **9B‘ true art. Audiovisual offenses After the publication of Pius Amer. Cheese » 49* Turkey Ice Cream "ST £s9* The council has outlined a of this nature seek to attract XU’s encyclical Miranda Pror- Kitchen Freeh _ Appt. Dept Prices effective vast program for the serious an audience by stimu- the through Saturday Night, April 11th, 1964. Net directly sus, text of the pledge was responsible for attention of Catholic educa- lating base emotional Cream Cheese * 25* Potato Salad typographical errors. We reserve the rtght Be respons- modified to Incorporate in cap- ll9* Kmlt quantities. tors. the Bix of In years which es an erotic and violent na- sule catechetical form the 9 have since Pius XII ture. s Near elapsed principal points of His Holi- There a Shop-Rite You Call ESsex 5-7300 > his the Mature published encyclical, and sophisticated ness’ directives concerning 6 T HE ADVOCATE April 16. 1964 The Question Box Too Much Ecumenism? Christian Need Not Apprehensions have been expressed who belong to denominations also join- by some that the ecumenical movement ing in ecumenical aspirations, has the has been going too far too fast with un- Church’s mission essentially changed as Bea Pacifist fortunate results tor the Church’s apos- a result of the world-wide movement tolate. toward Christian The Catholic Q. In Pacem in Terris, "Second, unity? Pope there has been an To support fears that convert-mak ecumenist seeks John XXIII stated that “it is to build a bridge of char- accelerated shift away from ing is a to the hardly possible to that rapidly becoming victim ity and understanding between himself imagine vulnerable strategic nuclear atomic inter-faith decline in in the era war could forces that could be dialogue, a the num- and his brother. He destroyed separated probably he used an instrument of ber of converts as in a surprise missile to the Faith and a falling- believes that re-union attack, collective will ul- justice." In the of this to off in light forces that are well protect- the circulation of religious pam- timately best the how achieve objective of statement, is it possible ed and relatively invulnerable phlets have been cited. to Christian for a Catholic be shift unity. anything . . . This has greatly but a "Christian pacifist" such strengthened deterrent THE FEW STATISTICS that our have as you described in previous THE NEW ECUMENISM can never against nuclear attack. been quoted thus far to offer too columns? appear be allowed to degenerate into the old in- "Beyond improving greatly insecure a basis for verdict on A. In his Christmas mes- to any these our ability deter a deliber- differentism. The Church, and all Cath- other than sage of 1956, Pope Pius XII ate attack charges “unproven.”The ques- against us, this olics as members of the Church, still have affirmed that "in cir- tions raised arc present shift has made it possible nevertheless deserving of the for sacred of the cumstances there can be veri- the serious duty propagating Chris- us to respond to nuclear at- thought of every intelligent tian of fied in a nation the situation tack in a Catholic. message instructing interested controlled and de- wherein effort to avoid liberate non-Catholic Christians and non-Chris- every way rather than being One to war being expended in vain, forced to point be emphasized is that tians in traditional Catholic respond quickly, in teaching. Any war for effective self-de- Christ's mandate to a "hair trigger” un- us all to “make con- other attitude would be manner, surely a betray- fense and with hope of a favor- verts of all is der circumstances that may be nations” nowhere near be- al of our mandate. against apostolic able outcome unjust confused and ambiguous . . . ing fulfilled, either in this country or in attack could not be consid- "Next, there has This precious heritage must be com- been in- any other land. of of Tens millions of our ered unlawful.” In speaking creased emphasis on bined, even if at times with various own fellow-citizens difficulty, war as morally can only be described with admissible, safety measures and strength- the ecumenical spirit, did as “unchurched," whose origins the Holy Father not rule ened control arrangements in claiming affiliation are with equally ancient, stemming from out the use of nuclear weap- order to reduce further tho no religious body whatever. Certain- Christ’s ons if these should in- words, "Love one another.” The prove danger of accidental or unau- ly this is a plentiful field for the labor of chief dispensable for self defense. thorized use cf nuclear ecumenical objective at the present weap- missioncrs and their co-workers. The statement of John XXIII and likelihood lay time must to ons the of a nu- be offer full cooperation Yet, toward our referred to by the questioner clear accident fellow-Christians without essential exploding into any compromise. no in way rescinded the teach- a nuclear war. ing of his this predecessor on "And finally we have re- score. In the first place John sisted the spread of nuclear Cain’s Answer XXIII restricts his statement weapons to more countries. to war "as an instrument of Proliferation of nuclear weap- In the context fourth chapter of Genesis, dent justice.” In the of the ons would increase the dan- in their attitude was the answer of there is one of the earliest di- traditional teaching on tills ger of nuclear war by Increas- recorded Cain, “Am I brother's my keeper'”’ subject, such an expression ing tho alogues between men. Over the number of conflicts in slain body cruel of This detachment from the des- admits a very technical which the threat of his Cain or actual use brother, impudently asks of of fellow meaning, namely, offensive peration humans seems to of nuclear weapons wotdd be- God, “Am I be my brother’s It is war initiated in order to vin- keeper?” growing. Perhaps because has come a factor.” a charity be- query that has been dicate a right or correct To the repeated incessant- come an above points Could from institutionalized, because assistance A injustice the ly that to I CHILD'S PLAY ! in juridical or- be added the shift on the day this. is no part longer on a der. person-to-person basis, of this country from a doc- ONLY this indifference is in But this adds little A MONTH AGO, three dozen increasing alarm- to the trine of massive retaliation in- ing teaching of Pius XII who in human sat proportions. The depersonalization of volving "coimterpcople” or beings in their safe apartments the his Christmas message of "countercity’’ and heard a woman charity, withdrawal of the individual retaliation, to cry out that she was 1944 declared, "The in favor of the theory of the present more sophisticated being murdered. group, while it may be Three times the cry John Birch war as an apt and propor- and flexible policy of "count- unavoidable in a each highly complex society, Society: tionate means of in- erforce" rang out, weaker and all solving which aims time, the carries primarily with it the evident the men and women within hearing said in danger of the te-nationai conflicts is now out at destruction of the en- of of date,” and who the of their withdrawal personal involvement in in his emy's military forces, not of quiet hearts, “Am I mv the needs of Christmas message of 1948 his civilian brother's If others. A Truce population. keeper?” this were an isolated Proves False condemned "aggressive" war instance, this calloused "a DOES THIS NOT suggest indifference IS as sin. an offense, and an THERE MUCH concern over the that might be excused. this be- outrage." some of the "grease” has Unfortunately, effects of automation By MSGR. GEORGE C. HIGGINS whereby machines Even for been removed the trayal of one human if. the sake of dis- during past by another is part begin to take the of In Social few from place men. a Chris- Director, Action Dept., NCWC cussion, John XXIII not years the "slide to of a was pattern which seems to be tian total nuclear evolving or in restricting his statement to war?" If such in community, any community, Several years ago this writ- outlandish so- contemporary civilization. extremes. speak called is the case, then It cannot be individual to individual need er incurred the up and say so. wars of vindication, tho response wrath of a But few of them are said dial pacifism is the Within the past a bus driver in must not fall to this number of his fellow willing But let them be done with opening words, "It is hardly only year, victim same automa- Catholics to disassociate themselves Christian York the idle to response to the nu- New was cut by pointing out that pretense that compre- possible imagine," suggest and slashed by a pas- tion, whereby charity is offered check almost all from the Birch inane clear problem. by of the Society's hensive civil rights legislation more the difficulty rather than In the words senger while the other riders extreme right wing or- made no instead of actual ami divisive brand of anti- is of Dr. James E. by participation. ganizations in immoral or un-American. the impossibility of balancing Dougherty, to In the U S. tend to communism. attempt interfere. the subways, a Christ Cain be Hardly any of They know better than the good accomplished Professor of Political Science faces across the widen- strangely silent about social them if that, or through number of times any at all are at St Joseph's Phil- people have been beaten ing between reform in they ought to. nuclear war with the evil un- College, gap the helpless and the general and about prepared to support at one end of compre- leashed. adelphia: savagely the platform, while civil rights in particular. hensive This goes in particular for helper. Christ declares that all men are civil rights legislation. "There is no single at the other Wc were the response, curious onlookers watched told that we were undetermined but sizable brothers: Cain "Am On the contrary, almost all AS WE NOTED in our just as there is coldly inquires, 1 number of Catholics pre- no perfectly in motionless being very unfair to the or- of them who be- vious apathy. Unspoken but evi- my brother's are either trying to columns, the Christian safe course to follow. Every keeper?” ganizations in question. These long to these organizations. If prevent the enactment of such argument has for its alternative f ron bodies pacifist an arms race we were assured, are they are as well-informed as major legislation or are sitting on the premise the clear to rapid and dis- to complete wholeheartedly devoted to the many claim be about Cath- of sidelines muttering weary slo- teaching the Church that to- aimament is fraught with dan- Were cause of social justice and civil olic social teaching, must They Serious? gans about the dangers of Big they tal nuclear war involving the ger. richts more so than have learned by this time that any Government indiscriminate use of nuclear “Each Christian citizen of the "liberal" the American Bishops One of organizations. have devices is immoral. The minor should follow whichever our IS NOT path leading Eastern colleges are of the Some letters from members THIS to that long since declared in favor part pattern imply premise attempts to demon- he honestly of thinks | s most (somewhat Ivy) the the John Hirch tlie civil rights bill is of comprehensive civil proudly revealed to Society and pending rights strate that “limited" "lo- to to Now, however, we or likely lead the kind of of are expected to similar organizations beyond its people America that the of were a criticism in all de- legislation as a logical, neces- calized" will students be war automatically peace he cherishes . . Some attentive to a on busivc and tails. If the leaders sary basic its voting [icrcentage downright slander- of the application of escalate to graduating class had some "total" war, and will actively in weap- acquired premarital relations. ous in their treatment of rightist organizations Catholic teaching the engage in Perhaps this the honestly on equal- that even the ideas the course of their survey possession of ons research and develop- collegiate edu- is to confirm for the late President Kennedy and believe that the bill can and ity and dignity of all of God'* cation morally illiterate nuclear weapons offers a ment, in strategic analysis and (quite remarkable!). other champions of civil should be improved let them children. the idea rights. "greased slide" to total nu- that, since college graduates do But military planning, in active America' they gave us at least some breathlessly awaits such it, do it clear warfare. military tervice and in the ex- everybody else can If the 83% reason to that opinions. They are the of hope the John Tho inexorable logic of the result intensive ate right, then God the and Birch The Press Box asperating diplomacy of amis help girls Society and some of its selective conclusion, tamely, the Chris- negotiation. as study, teaching and fuzzy no- women of counterparts These, long as America, because our would pleasantly cannot tions. The college tian support in con- they have the proper Chris students, like most college has surprise us hy the graduate been educated to live and joining, science the nuclear defense tian motivation need not feel seniors, not only had ideas but light for comprehensive civil wanted function in a moral An policy of his government can- in the jungle. rights any way spiritually inferi- world to listen to A legislation and other Unjust not be denied. Its the them. survey validity, or to pacifist." "The Chris- measures was of social reform. taken on such as ME WONDER HOW however, still reat* with the tian and Nuclear questions politics, the mothers We Pacifism,” decided, then, to declare religion, morals and validity of the minor premise. The Catholic and issues. sisters of the students of this a World, March, campus uni- moratorium until all the re- Price AGAINST WHAT 1964) versity feel. Could the 83% be serious? turns were in. Tag he deems IT IS NOT our to the and purpose comment If they are a "simplistic” "emo- espousing such libertine By JOSEPH R. THOMAS on ap- TIIL REST OF" their views of politics or But it the story is tional" argument of the paci- religion. proach would be well for them to re- anti-climatic. Managing Editor we were The returns arc- fist, the Chriittnn betliclst unimpressed with their opinions examine the can Judaic-Christian code. One in and our the on sex. One righteously indig- The staUon had the point to following state- question dealt with student nant a dank, train. He does not operate Official Pubih .r In Ilf the premari- said that he "had become more correspondents have ments of Dr Alain C tal musty smell. for Enthov- sexual intercourse to failed to Except a few any controls. He does not re- Archdioceie of Newark and of and, the surprise strongly Christian redeem their guaran- cn, Deputy Assistant Secretary against morality and men homeless, lieve the Dtoceae of no one who is tees of elderly per- tho engineer. He doe* not of Paterson. conversant with modern Victorian ethics.” right-wing support for of Defense: "What practical haps, or in collect tickets. ’•ublU'Wd woratjr tty n>o Artrocala the cause of living nostalgia He does not oil agnostic thinking. 83% of the interracial Justice steps can be taken to allevi- JuNlrtlni Corporation j Moot gov. graduating If such be the of it was nearly deserted and our anything. He is there for only- opinions moral The organizations, have not ate the dangers class believe in it. clattered associated Rt AJiffr. James A. tlufhM. PA . only footsteps Uirough the one reason in case the en- babes, it behooves us to reaffirm for our refused to support com- will) nuclear armaments? Dur- as we made gineer College education to emptiness our way should drop dead or s **C: today seems be selves the of man the prehensive civil rights ing the past few SooroUryi Rt. Jtav. Man. Pool dignity and de- legisla- to the train become years, sev- Know producing a spirit of rebellion tion but, in degrees, platform. incapacitated some etal have T e against termination that we varying important stops been will continue to live It was a long-promised out- other way K.,Uv-» 'rs.£fcr are desperately to But even then taken the United authority, against decency, and against by our Catholic cotie trying pre- for three he by Statei to of ethics which ing of my children. is not needed unless the en- normal standards of vent its enactment. They arc reduce the likelihood of nuclear tw. living. re- Strangers to train* gineer C EWrlbor to Strikes, makes each one of us all doing this, they were, should freeze on the so- responsible for as frantically as war and to limit iti •»« KslifWu. bellion, school —■ all these but still held called "dead destruc- demonstrations our actions even sexual. over, in the railroading a lure, man’s throttle.” name of anti- Uvenesi ahould one occur. communism. even as it did for me as a deaigned to stop the train in "First, we have greatly im- The John youngster. 1 remembered the an emergency. Birch Society is proved our ability to deter and gm*ms former Sunday bustle of this The possibility of his peddling for $t each "civil being to resist non nuclear aggres- same staUon to which called kits" which my own on to act seemed re- rights bitterly as- sion around the Sino-Soviet i Christ Calls Peter sail dad had taken me often to mote. Even the railroads the pending bill so, N Ko*. and blunt- periphery at the non-nuclear IfcjJ k rt«. *l*l wTHtpm j. w-atch the trains come and go. plan to retain 1, ’■ R«v. Jam#* w. o'noii’i ly charge that the fireman on level. William£},,**> desegregation Therefore, although wz 2*v. Kaltar. » t»„ H,1.Ul Rn. Is a "Communist These passenger runt. There it that have also fraud. J. Uoa«hi.„, kIT plot." NOW THERE was a single improvod our nu- # very slim he M, * rtor ** **«'. kit*, advertised in the Birch poaiibliity will be clear Zvtiii J l tU|n* ' threc-car passenger train sit- posture, we have great- needed. And there Is the Successor and Society's monthly organ, pub- reduced our Satan ting on the tracks. We boarded ly dependence on American lic and its safety and its fear* the first Opinion, are en- the last car and If it hadn't use of nuclear to be weap- titled "The Truth About Civil considered. been for us the crew would on* . , . Rights (The Communist By FRANK J. SHEED pro- have outnumbered the passen- but THE RAILROADS gram)" and say are being gers mute testimony to the they do not need Bill In the and his Kingdom Our Lord would He be plugged: "Now, in one doing, while Philippi mutt have teemed to packet, ravages the transportation thousands of confreres in was founding, the key of David the whole atory yard Peter lorded it over His King- Peter to of how the revolution has wrought on work and could be mark the end of a on freight runs. Gov- Our Parish Communists possessed only by dom? And why Peter? We plan to turn ra- railroads. the Mosiias depressing chapter. But with- ernment fact-finding boards Himself. It is sur- have heard cial strife into civil war," nothing so far to in minutes The conductor came and and neutral arbiter* to hear Him Peter wat to hear by agree prising entrusting suggest that Peter to The Birch was be Our Lord call him Satan. Society Is also we started talking. When he with them. But they also it almost casually to say Peter, the first among them. sending out copies of an anti- learned the of our —and the then Christ’* first word* after the purpose trip roads have agreed promise that whatever civil he invited For Peter it could only have great promitea were a com- tight* pamphlet "Civil us to make the short that Bill is not to be thrown Peter should bind or loose Communist been a moment of Intoxication. mand “that should tell Right* Betrayal hop in the cab of the engine, on the scrap heap; that hit in- should bo bound or loosed In they He have ol a Good Cause." Two mem- a cubicle at may been puzzled to no one that He was Jesus the actually the front dividual job it not. to be elim- heaven: God would raUfy bers hear that he was the Christ." of the society's national of the lead car. inated Peter’s commands. rock upon People’* expectations until he retires or which committee are Christ would found a of what the Messias would do simultaneously In the cab with us were the quits or is given a compar- Church against the bill. able WIIV WOULD the Master new what that had to be corrected before it engineer and the fireman, the job. that meant would take Yet not keep the keys and Issue some was safe to tell them. elimination of whose Job is at even though he and IT WOULD BE unfair to the orders Himself? What thinking. But the general sense the heart of the five-year-old other firemen will not be af- of his Master's THEN, FOR TIIE first leave the impression that all words was limb, railroad dispute. Until then the fected by work rula changes Our Lord told them that Buf- ganizationa and ' publications straightforward the King- dispute had been an academic Bill loft no doubt he will Vocations dom of heaven fering at the hand* of “tbo are In complete agreement strike if For upon earth; one to me, I knew the fire- the road* carry out Peter with the ancients and scribes and chief with the Birch keys, Peter Society's man had a vital their desire to Members of the Apotto- job in tho phase 90?i> of with the power to command priests” awaited Him followed wretchedly emotional crusade. them In this latc for Vocations day* of tho steam engine. I out. he haa the can gain and by His and on Not all of them to such to forbid. slaying, the go knew the said his support of the and a under railroads engineers plenary indulgence third day His Resurrection. the PETER job had become obsolete. 1 other railroad brother- the ordinary conditions COULD do with They took little notice of the knew tho unions hoods. > onco week then. argued he a for reciting glory just He must still Resurrection. They were over- Intentions waa a till needed for daily, with piety, have felt a fool over the fiasco whelmed the and for April reasons Unless this impasse la over- any pray- by suffering of of The safety. come or before er for vocations approved walking on water. Others the death: to that waa why Holy Father’s gen- postponed of the Twelve eral for midnight, April 24, the nation by the ecclesiastical au- would have re- He had appointed HU auccea- intenUon April is: BUT I NEVER knew That really will be minded him of it time aor. all may appreciate caught In a rail strike thority. every what the fireman did or did they passed a and profit by the that will adversely affect all of A partial indulgence of body of water. Petor did not want power practice not do. So 1 watched him. And And their would of frequent confession. ua. Social justice at times 300 days can be gained for mockery at that price. God'a mercy we Bill, a may have 12-year railroad been a smaller wound such The mission intenUon require make-work to ease the each act of charity or piety must not let things hap- • veteran, married and the than the burdens of a transition for the Intention memory of Our pen, he urged. It waa a suggested to the Apostle- father period. performed cry of three, and I— talked. But Lord’s words as Ho pulled him born of affection. Our Ixjrd ship of Prayer by the social justice doesn’t de- of fostering vocations to Pope And I learned that Bill’s job la Into the boat “Oh thou of little la: mand that it be perpetuated. the priesthood. rewarded It with “Cos behind about as didst non-essential as any Thla ia what faith, why thou doubt?" For the the firemen are me Satan, thou art a scandal lepers. job can be. The moment at Caesarea unto me." demanding for the price of Bill do does not anything on railroad peace. "First I'll tell my side and than I'll tell his sidel" 1964 April lfi. THEADVOCATE 7 Governments Lose Face God Love You CLIP THIS COUPON Lose 100 ...People Lives Man’s Comforts By JOSEPH A. BREIG I GREEN STAMPS A Burden Too FREE EXTRA FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS Presumably because it was themselves alive in protest, religion of Islam. By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN GREEK STAMPS headed by Catholics, did some so for political purposes. Over a “period of WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF many The burden of the world is to MERCHANTS Catholics are still offering ar- They say the Buddhists months, the make a contribution of $l,. lOukA government has not $7.50 or More on government, nor on for- 000 for guments for the deposed Diem duped the press into believing seized Christian a S2 million high school Except Cigarette), Freih Milk, schools, eign aid, nor on education. The regime in Vietnam the disturbances were and gymnasium, send $9OO for Cream or Fair Tracts Item!. reac- closed missions, and ordered of GREEN burden saving a world in the AdulH Only One Coupon Per They claim Buddhists who tions to school and make the pastor Family government oppression missioners out of the country. rebellion because " demonstrated it is hungry he IN ADDITION TO THF *TamI»S ''OU MCfivf WITH TOU« PUSCMASf and even burned of Buddhism, A few happy that as well as you weeks ago, Moslem falls Void liter Aprlllllh. ■ primarily on us Catho- will share in the bearing Christ's STAMPS masters expelled several lics. tells THEY ARE MISSING the Scripture us that Cross in other parts of the hundred remaining mission- (fod’s judgment point. begins with world by giving the other $!00 aries. the Church. A to the Father Mass Calendar government has a duty to Missionaries and the thou- Holy and his So- behave matter May wc go on mil- ciety for the of justly, no how sands of refugees believe building Propagation iion-doilar the unreasonable some citizens chanceries, dormi- Faith. the government wanted the April 19 Sunday. Third Sunday tories, high R;»*tPi may become schools and reli- «'!• ?no c .aaa White C.l missioners out of the Sudan so < r I’rcf gious houses GOD LOVE YOU of Ranter It is not all of which to ML. right, for instance, there would be no one to re- April 20 Monday. Mass of previnu* are for $5: "I promised the Sacred to use electric cattle necessary without giv- Sunday It h C la** White Gl 2nd prods or port its campaign of extermin- ing of Heart of Jesus and t 01l c (P). No Cr. Pref. of Raster. attack-trained dogs against ation. part the cost to the also my April 21 Tuesday St Annelm. non-violent civil rights Good Lord Who does not have patron saint that I would make Ho»hop. ( unlrssni. iVxtor ( demon- In the two 3rd lass. first weeks of my gratitude if White Gl No Cr l*ref of Raster strators. walls for His Eucharistic public my March, 15 Catholics died Shop April 22 SS Soter Negro Presence were answered.” . Wednesday in Africa, and Asia? prayers and Caius. Popes and Martvrs 3rd Government suddenly and under Moslem torture to for re- May S.C. for $150: "This is for * ns* ned C.l 2nd Coll C (p). Pref. face we Catholics continue seriously loses when po- fusing to profess the religion of Raster to Pope Paul and his missions." licemen set enjoy our cars, our gadgets, u dogs upon of Mohammed. 'P' *3 Thursday Mass of prevl people. ... to J., J., and our comforts, our snacks be- R. for $1: ous Sunday 4th Class White C.l 2nd And the Diem government’s This is a matter for the "Please use our allowances ond (oil St C.eorite No Cr Pref of tween meals all of which error was to l Raster Or St C.eorfe. Martyr Red suppose that in nited Nations and to save a Religious are soul for Christ.” . (il Pref of Raster to good without ever giv- order retain face, it should human rights are being April gross- to J.P.C. for $500: "This is a 24 Friday Si Ridelis of ing to the Vicar of Christ to Sismai act harshly against the ly initen. Martyr Budd- violated, and there is strong Lenten 3rd Class Red feed the in offering for the mis- Ol 2nd Coll C (P) Pref. of Raster. hist demonstrators. poor the slums of evidence of a program of geno- Latin America? sions." April 25 - Saturday. St. Mark. Ryan- cide among the southern Su- Cut out this pin Celist tGreater Litanies) 2nd (lass IF column, your fled. CATIIOI.ICS and the danese. WE too C.l 2nd Coll, from Rogation Mass HAVE much: they sacrifice to it and address it Cr Pref. of Apostles Or: Mass of press are looking for a cause, have too little! The Lord does to Rogations. Violet No Gl 2nd Coll St. Bishop Fulton .1. Sheen, Na- Mark (in lou Masses) they have it today in the Sud- not want to No Cr. Pref. us give up our tional of Raster Is Director, Society for the an, where there no longer is Spain First split-level homes, but He does Propagation of the 366 April 36 - Sunday Rourth Sunday the slightest doubt that the WASHINGTON Faith, after Raster (NC) ask that our hearts be less Fifth 2nd Class White. Gl. Cr. Ave., New York, or Bish- Pi Raster. Moslem rulers have sent ef of adopted a Spain more diocesan hard than Calvary’s rocks, op Martin W. Stanton, 31 Mul- policy of terrorism to Key: Gl. Gloria. Cr Creed: and mur- priests, 243, Latin America which were at His Love C from split berry St., Newark, or Msgr. the Votive Mass to WHOLE ONLY of Holy Ghost. N der force Catholics, Protes- in 1963 than other country for us. Anhdioeesr of Newark. P Diocese of any William F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse Paterson. Coll tants and pagans to profess the in the next Collect. Pref Preface world. The time you are asked St. Paterson.

Sex Classes Pre-Cana: FRYERS Cailed 'License' Letters to the Editor Pride , Regret Editor: The address Editor: On 16. 1963 there name and of the writer must he included in May was a tetter In intended my own name, and in the a story in a Newark news- for publication, but they uill be withheld OR if requested. name of all the priests, doc- paper whose headline read, tors and married who >b. “N.J. Readies Drive on VD couples BROILERS devote so much time in Schools." The article said and ef- fort to It making Pre-Cana pos- a Dr. Geoffrey W. Esty, spe- ality, causes syphiliis. also joined in Baptism to the be- content with an adaptation but sible in the cial attempted to Archdiocese of consultant to the State equate the VD lief in Christ’s Redeeming Act goes back, whenever possible, thank education with the and Resurrection? Newark, you for your ex- SPLIT OR CUT-UP Department of Education, in program to the original. Anyone who education cellent Pre-Cana an address in Atlantic City, program given for Mrs. Robert Campbell, has read "The Deputy" in its Supplement of 9. Not criticized the "health” tuberculosis. I replied that the West April only are we pro- Orange. entirety, as Msgr. Oesterreich- gram in the public schools. means of infection with VD grateful for the recognition er so clearly has, will realize that it to "There is rarely, if ever, any- was "vastly" different than to gives our work, but Defends Critic that a visit the theater is we are also thing dealing with biology, sex that of TB. not hopeful that it enough for one who truly and reproduction." This is the attitude of might stimulate he com- the to more young GR“" Of wishes find out whether or plained. bureaucrats who take license 'Deputy' couples to lake advantage of TB®» not the play presumably FRESH - He had the support of Dr. with their responsibility. Editor the opportunity that Pre-Cana meant to stir our consciences Gertrude editorial indicates a offers. Our at Ash, chairman of the Your in a letter to The Advo- pride the num- is itself a solid work of con- Newark School cause for alarm as does the bers of Health Com- cate (March 12 1, John Wil- science. couples who do attend must not mittee. who added that she encyclical on Christian educa- liams calls Msgr. Ocstcrreich- mask our regret at felt there was a particular tion and the one on Christian Josephine Casgrain. the numbers who not. BROCCOU er's speech on "The Deputy" do A need to give health informa- marriage. What to do now? Newark great deal is a "lengthy diatribe." As an being accomp- tion to Howard pupils starting from Mrs. S. Bailey, lished, but a great deal evaluation of a play that would more t|A( the fifth grade. Jersey City. 'Old Soldier's' is possible. take eight hours Jka Dr. some if pro- large Esty said "A pilot pro- in duced in full, it rather seems Every priest the Archdi- gram aimed at cutting down Values OR'G. me a Quoted ocese is provided with a W 0 Consent Needed to masterpiece of con- the soaring venereal disease ciseness. supply of schedules for future rate among the state's Editor: school Pre - Cana Conferences etc. Further, a diatribe is usual- and - - children . . is expected to Wanted Now that the accolades for - - Experts ly thought would, I’m sure, be - " of as a bitter, abu- to rc-pTcl' start our happy -fS.toteoTooh. in the fall national hero, Gen. Doug- make them sive available to Editor: piece of oratory or en- Your editorial, "Sex in the wait- las MacArthur, have died Thn points raised in gaged who inter- your ed ing Certainly Msgr (lestor- is couples are Classroom" indicated that down, there a quotation pro- "Sex in the ested. 1 shall also ilorial Classroom" rricher is severely critical of be quite gram is in progress. from one of his speeches that were well taken. "The and its happy to answer any After Deputy" author, should to inquiries reading the advance be memorized re- It is all well and good to that tlie may say hut is severe criticism the paper receive or notice I wrote to State Com- mind us of this great a man's that this is parental obliga- same as bitterness or abuse? any addressed to me missioner of Education Fred- true sense of values: directly. tion, but merely saying it does Thank you again. erick on Must a critic react to am Raubinger May 19. “I by profession a sol- not help young people who character assassination Rev. John A. Meyer, 1963, and raised a number of with hut should be helped. dier, I am infinitely more BREAKSTONE questions. honeyed words? If Msgr. Chairman. Pre-Cana proud of being a father. The However, no school system Committee. I asked: "I should like to Ocsterreicher draws at- soldier is engaged in the has the right to take to itself busi- Archdiocese of Newark know if there is at tention to Mr. Hochhuth's dis- present a ness of the the task of giving sex instruc- killing father's program in the schools tortion of facts and almost ni- public function is one of creation. The tion without the explicit con- which includes instruction on hilistic outlook, I do not think sent of the individual parents. legions of the dead are many Butter the delicate subject of the his calling a spade a spade —but the battalions We train teachers to be ex- of the Msgr. Whipped facts of life? If when did can properly be Malloy so. called vitup- living are mightier still. it begin? pert in almost every field of Upon what philos- eration. will learning. It’s about tim? we "History perhaps record High School? ophy is the instruction predi- In no way attempting "to realized that in the extremely my activities on the field of cated? disagree with Msgr. Editor: Oester- battle. But my is 8 oz. "It is sensitive area of sex, special prayer that I refer part of my religious rcicher's main Mr. to your article an- training should be made thesis," my small son. when I belief that the avail- am Catholic gift of sex Williams then takes him to nouncing a High cup able to those teachers. gone, will remember me dif- comes from God and the in- task for School in Clifton next to St. In not showing "the care struction I Competency the physical, ferently. I pray that he re- Church. am obliged to im- one should in Philip’s moral and social fields expect the members not to is me, as a soldier, part my children must trained scholar" Since the late Msgr. Thomaa needed in such teachers. This, because he on the field of battle —but bring His name into it. If the J. Molloy was instrumental in speaks of the play as it was school takes plus emotional stability and as the father of the family over, how will written rather than purchasing that piece of prop- the awareness of the sacrcd- the short- who, with the teacher answer the living care, took him for the Diocese begin- ened version erty of Pater- ning ness of the subject, are qualifi- appearing on beside his knee in the sanctu- question: 'Where did I son, 1 propose that the new cations to be looked for in the Broadway. of come from?' ary the home —and taught school be named Real "The Msgr. individual instructor. scholarship, I had him to ” "Asa parent, a taxpayer say ‘Our Father.' Molloy Memorial L.P. thought, is not satisfied High and a firm believer in Al- Richardson, with Sincerely, School." COFFEE Newark. secondary sources but exa- Patrick F. mighty God. I take similar Flood, Grace Spinola, mines the is not exception to the teaching primary ones, South Orange. Clifton about venereal disease in pub- Shared lic schools." Worship , SALE!! I closed by asking Dr. Rau- Reader Your World and Mine bingcr, "Who will be respon- Says sible for the children in such Editor: classes whose human nature The April 2 Topic was mar- is affected contrary to the velous. The way it delved into Christian Bond Loose well-intentioned of purpose the role of the laymen in pre- such course?" EHLERS 69‘ a sent-day society would have A from the office reply ol been enough to wreathe Pope Dr. Raubinger did not an- In John’s face with a great ap- Holiest Places swer of any my questions as proving smile. This type of to how the FAIR course would be journalism, which presents By GARY MacEOIN treated. FOOD many sides of the issue from The Inference in the reply authoritative sources, is just Has fellowship among Chris- was that not Moslem police and soldiers. been poverty, immor- the kind of freedom needed. destroyed by the Mos- tians, which showed itself dur- Even while the One of the articles, Holy Father isms ami was not restored un- FARMER GRAY perhaps ing the Pope's to pilgrimage was officiating, armed patrol- til considerably later. The because it was a condensation the survived Holy Land, his men clattered through the Greek in of a longer one by Rev. Gre- presence Jerusalem, Hours departure? 1 put this question tlie soldiers Forty Baum, reveals Church, so accus- however, goes back to the first 67‘ gory perhaps a to leading Catholic and Ortho- tomed to acting as arbiters centuries of misinterpretation, I feel, Christianity. dox clergymen in Jerusalem not the they did hesitate to push of worship in Church. I and elsewhere AS Newark in the Middle even a Bishop into line. EASTERN RITE Catho- speak of "A Share in Two East. I found lics see it, the Latin Rite April If, ItM Jobs” in which the writer several Indications Third Sunday Alter Better penetrated the Near East M. that relations are better only Joseph's, 221 W. Market 84.. New- states the layman’s job is ALL AGREED that it has. today ark by virtue of the Crusades. health, educa- then between Orthodox and East- SI Philip Nerl. 12 Court lloiue PI.. "public public warned me not to exag- That Newark honest ern-rite Catholics than between Rome sees some validi- tion, just wages, elec- gerate the progress. St. Valentine's, 217 Hoover Ave.. Bloom- the latter ty to this argument is Held government," and and tlie Latin Rite sug- tions, good Tlie climate is more friendly, Sc Michael's, 40 Aldm St., Cranford gested by a change in the 1964 the clergy’s job Is "worship, but gulf of misunder- Catholics. SS-, Peter and Paul’s. 211 Ripley PI.. a deep edition of the Annuario Kllrabeth Ponti- teaching the Faith, bringing standing and bitterness still Here in Jerusalem the St, Francis ol Sales. 12S Union St.. icio, official Vatican I.odl and Christ to the world year- grace separates not only the different Orthodox community won high Holy Name ol Ja.ua, book, eliminating the entries ins Midland Ave., in the sacremants, care of all Kail Oreille denominations but even the praise for a gesture it made referring to the Latin SC Genevieve's. 204 Monmouth ltd.. men, forming right cons- Catholics distinct after the visit. Fifteen pa- Kllrabeth of rites. No- Pope's ciences." triarchates of Constantinople, St. Patrick's. 213 Court St.. KlUabelh where in the world, in fact, delegates, including two Bish- SC Aedan Antioch and a, too Berien Ave.. Jersey I worship should he in- Alexandria, which City say does the laceration ops, were present at the ordi- continuing have been vacant for Sacred Heart, J24 Ridfa Rd.. cluded in both laymen's and many I.ynd- of the Body of Christ by those nation of a Catholic priest in hurst clergyman's role. According to years. Ascension, 1002 Carnation Dr.. New who claim to be His followers tlie Grcek-Melchite seminary. Milford the Vatican Council's Constitu- Ruth Orthodox and Greek stand out so 1 was told that a year ago this Our Lady ol Mercy. US Hawthorne gruesomely as in Catholics Ave.. Park llldte tion on the Liturgy: "The two have the city of His passion and simple guesture could not have expressed For Sc Rose of Lima's, Short Hills Ave.. Location and Store parts which in a certain sense, pleasure si the are Hours ofi Short Hills death. happened. step. They Convent of the Slaters ol Ilia Holy go to make up the Mass, confident the Latin Child. Shrines patriar- Morris and Sprtnifield Aves.. the of the Word commemorating ma- Summit namely liturgy in Christ’s AMONG CONTINUING chate of Jerusalem will also Our jor episodes life be- Lady ol ML Carmel. 10 Country and the eucharistic liturgy are Rd.. causes of friction between Lat- disappear when it becomes va- Tensity long to one or other denomina- Food Fair Nearest You... Calt Our Lady llefp o( Christiana. 6302 Jeck- so closely connected with eich in Rite and Eastern Rite cant. West New York tion, and the possessor jealous- eun other that they form but one Catholica ly excludes all rival claimants. is an unresolved con- single act of worship." Paterson flict over the status of the Most holy places, the grotto Holy April If, 1f44 1 use the Mast Sepulchre as an ex- of His birth in Latin Rite. The Latins claim HU 6-2000 or A Third Sunday Alter Reiter Bethlehem and M 4-5705 St. Christopher's. ample of the Church'* worship are the oldest To Gel Parsippany the shrine of the they rite, be- Lights April It, tfsa illustrate Holy to my point on the cause have been function- Fourth Sunday Altar laater Sepulchre, are divided between they JERUSALEM (RNS) a. Lawrence the Martyr. Chaster teaching of the Church con- ing since a. Patar the Hllla Greeks, Latina and Armen- continuously the Electric Apostle. Troy its But this lighting is to be in- cerning worship. ians. Franciscans were named the also ii true ol all the Rights of use and decor- stalled in the ancient Church April It, Ift4 Church's guardians , ation are minutely defined. of the holy places in of the Holy which Fourth Sunday Alter (altar worship. After aU, who is the Sepulchre, We reserve the to limit Prices St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral, washing- 1335. right quantities effective thruApril 18 Church? Isn't until now has been lighted only lon St. and Central Ave,. Newark it all who are PEACE IS maintained by The Greek hierarchy had by candles. 8 THE ADVOCATE April lfl, 1964 (Mor»t rating by lKi ulfica of the Filins on TV Television N*ti«n*i L*fil*n‘ o# Okcancy with coopta- tion of Motion Plcturo Dapartmtnt Inter- Following MOVIES Is a list of hinis on TV • national Federation of Catholic Alomnaa. THE MODERN AIR CONDITIONED April 18-24. There may bo changes in Milestone for Men’s Choir some due to cuts for TV uso. bul gen- erally the original legion of SUNDAY, APRIL 19 Decchicy ratings may be nccepted as correct 7.10 a. in. (7) Tlie Morally Christophers. Unobjectionable for Everyore FAMILY "The Power of Creative Thinking." robert a KNOTT HOTEL Cleat treat 7:43 am. (5) Christophers. Escapo Is Cause for Celebration Tho AwJJ"v/mlh-.d Lonely Man Tarran’a 3 Along Great National Velvet “Develop a Taste for Good West Will Won Misadventure, o! Divide Once Reading." £«*»•» L d In Challenses Upon Tim* 8 15 a,m. (11) The Christophers. dlb e Mr Merlin Jones 3 StooKes Go Rail Out at 43.000 Relentless th. rwT.m 1{T' ! - "I>o Whnt is Right." ' l*. l My Son. the Hero Round World Beau Geste Rhythm Range Invites IRVINGTON When succeeds 1 11r.- W d ..**ad on your reservcitiojxs a parish in holding to- fl a.m. (4) Talk About God. Mary- “« Mad One Man’, Way 3 Worlds of Big Jim McLain of R nflorn """vLkrA Rogues knoll Sisters. " Mud Word Summer Holiday GulUver gether a men’s choir for a 15 f , Sherwood Forest period of years running, this • :.10 a.m. (4) Inquiry. Rev. .James .'-‘' es ot Mold Swhreln' Maiden Walk! Calamity J,m* Sabre Jet • Fi! J",' ~ Tiller COMMUNION BREAKFASTS Is cause for celebration. Lloyd. C.S P. "Public Officials and Youn * * Br,v Dangerous Santa Fe Trail _ . * • Pressure." Emplr. fi.£n**“ Business Scudda Hoo’ ORDINATION DINNERS This is tile of feeling Msgr. Eugene R. Gallagher, pastor SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Death of Champion .Scudda Hay! • WEDDING of St. 12 Noon (11) "Insight." Paulis* M *" 7 Cities RECEPTIONS Paul the Apostle, and most pastors would agree. So Unobjectionable fl of C»old Fathers. for Adults, Adolescents J 5 La h * r* Small Town Deb • i CONVENTIONS. SEMINARS the 15-voice choir founded in 1949 will be honored 19 In Old Chicago SmilhV and April Eden Joan Through **/, ol Lord of File, Rebel Without Orark Tale of a Cities SALES MEETING with a dinner in the cafeteria not * * parish though until Macbeth Cauao Keep Smiling Treasure of RntSUn Fantasia IJ Function to r.'la.bf 'si.*™.- Man From 7 Days In May Let a Make Million Ruby Hills Roomi Top Capacity In On* Room 1230 they have, so speak, sung for their supper. The dinner Captain Navsman. Flower Drum Son* Galvcaton Surf Party Um* Wolf Returns Turn Off Moon will follow a sacred the at 4 at Radio Ar « D«y» Mary. Sian Maglficent STANLEY 1. AKUS. concert in church p.m. which , S""*, , Mary Third of I>ope Way Out West Monag.r ALBERT W. 'J ™ Hamlarl Miracle Worker Thunder Island STENDER, Proiidont the C ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS choir will chant by the boys 01' •” ,and 50 PARK Vespers, accompanied Muscle Beach Twice Told Talea - r .Lr.a il ,"' Alias Nick Beal Mara PLACE, NEWARK MARKET 2-1000 <* limned Wheeler Alone chancel choir. n,rk Pnr~w Party Dealer, Artists 4c Models Kin *‘ 01 Sun of Millerson Case VVNKW 1130, WNRC 6*o. WHOM PTS" , Playboy World nl Henry Big The men's directed L * wr «"« of World Orient Brown Eyes Moon Over Her choir, by Michael Burke, includes 1480, wens 8110. -WOR 710, A Hofr Western WMCA Ar,bl " Bigger Than Life .Shoulders three of 570. WWRI, Madman the original members, baritones Stefanowicz 1600. WVNJ 620. WBNX P)IV Black Hand Mr Moto'a Joseph 1380. WABC and Fred 770. WERA 1300. Blues Busters Gamble Eckert, and bass Frank Aichclman. Two of the WRLBFM 107.1, WFHA-FM 106.3, Conflict 1964 WFUV-FM 89.3 original are 90.7, WSOU-FM Adults Dark Corner No Escape members deceased, Walter Cook and George APRIL If Morally Unobjectionable for SUNDAY, Fast A Furious in 6:45 a.m. WINS Paulist Outpost Malaya Steinbacher. In the present there are six tenors, four Sermons, A Co m' Your Love With Fort Defiance Partners In Crime group 7 a.m. Blow Proper Pillow Talk WPAT Christophers. ) ouna Man Straneer Girl In Red , Affair baritones and three bass singers. 7 Hour of Horn Prim Personal a.m. WNKW Crucified. Amartca Dead Velvet Phantom "Not For Himself Ringer Slan-s Favorite Strait-Jacket Swing Lady ? Alone." D™* o|V * ,! " Take Her. She'a Guy Named Joe Red Light Through the years the men's choir ha* the 10 a m. 7 a.m. WHN Christophers. nml li.r Sport *ung shi Mere Ovor Mine Harvey Girl* .Shadow of Doubt 7:15 a.m. WHN Hour of St. Itm-I. lifjhi f>,4 tw J?., high Mass each from as as Francla. CrtPPMI To Bed Not Honeymoon In Ball .Sitting AT THESE FINE Sunday September to June, well 7:30 a m. WHOM Sacred RnakfaM at S’’ Darling or to Pretty RESTAURANTS Heart. *' ln II Bed Hunters Something for and 8 a WPAT TurflS ..“5 Acapulco Ocean’, novenas, Confirmations Forty Hours devotions. Mem- m. Sacred Heart. ud Huns Boy* 8 30 WMCA luVni-di. , Operation Petlicoat VlP’s a.m. Ave Maria Hour, It,. B M Illegal Traffic If) .Seconds bers also the "St. ** outcast, ol Victor, to Hell joined boys chancel choir in helping parishion- Allpius of Tagaste cardinalCardiff City That fi Imitation of Lila Paris When It Warrior, S Impatient Year* Other Woman "KINGSTON RESTAURANT" 30 a.m. WWRL - Maria ers learn Ave Hour. In French Importance of TUI We Meet congregational Masses. They specialize in Gregorian WABC Stylo Sirzlea West Side Story a.m. Christian In Ao- tn E*™* 2 Mrs. Carrolls DININO IN THI FINEST Chant, do a limited amount of t I*£ £,Slade TRADITION polyphony, relish modern Jack of All Flesh a 30 a.m. WHN The Catholic lor Adults Way even Hour. (IFif/i Reservations Lsuta tt Pf| Two cocktail four-part works, and do some secular music for parish 8 45 a WMTR ) lounges m. The Hour of SC L°d*er Wings of Danger Francis. functions. * lo certain films while Lure of Swamp You Belong to Me UNEXCELLED 9 30 a.m. WCBS Church of tha In ihemseivef111l which, not morolly ollenilvi FACILITIES FOB nn * Air. nd and as a ® 3O V ,»omo analysis explanation protection ADULTS In °J’ . WVNJ Living Rosary, IS hi WEDDINGS - BANQUETS - addition, the men attend a weekly rehearsal. Starting to me uninformed agalnat wrong and fala* conclusions. COMMUNION Rev. Richard McGulnness. Interpretations Crucible Operation Damea BREAKFASTS the choir was not an easy task, Gallagher and 11:30 a.m. WERA Hour of Crucified, ?,:■ ®4rang*tove This Sporting Tom Jones 1181 MORRIS Msgr. admits, Divorca,n!'vlmf!”ri.li.nIlall.n OBJECTIONABLE AVE., UNION MU 6-2537 I a.nu WFHA (FM) - For Better the pastor who would have must }‘M one the task with World. nllf* Man rho t'*™* approach 1!! .... Frank Novee at th. Wed.. B K Hrnis* ISA to organ Ikon.. FrL. Sat. and Sun lots of sheer determination. 11:45 a.m WFHA (FM) - News. Dinner The choir director's maintenance Views Bl« Knife St Interviews. On Our Merry of a delicate in Part Boy on 12 - Morally Dolphin Wav balance between artistic demands and recogni- noon. WFUV (FM) Mass From Objectionable for Everyone Cruel Tower Buthieee Blue Chapel. When Vliit the "St. tion of the fact that he is with not 12 m * Dnuce Deadline. USA Secret of Convict Motoring Moritl," working volunteers, paid noon WFHA (FM) - rtaLSi** !r, .'•* Oklahoma Suoday In New Friendly Me Married Wife on the Plaza, Lake is the to such •S°.rncr for Shut-ins. Mary ln Operation Bikini York Leke Mohawk, Sparta, N. J. a . Productions. CnTtSIS . professionals, key choir'* longevity, he said. n.dH ManS” In CoualjlaMiddle Parrish Honky Tonk 1.3 Rue IS P.m WFHA (FM) - Our 3 Fables of Leva Madeleine Splr-v nJmtao KidK . Me itual Mother. h M " ,t Rompaga War Lover Marry Again Unmarried FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD >*« Fm lev. n, Von.. OfJv* LWomen f*"A WFUV (FM) _ Soldier In Rain Who’s Been P„m. Sacred y™ n sleep. Graceful Country Moderate Heart Spanish Program. rieaaure Some Uke It Hot tng In My Bedr Dining at Price! wuh IAI-A D " 4 Movie 1 pm. (FM) - In Grass WRLB "Mother of He Ride, ’Tall t v . Splendor Yeaterday. Today, Recommended Rl6f» T*II CommandmvntJ2 Bummer Placa and Tomorrow LUNCHEONS Reviews of New Movies Mary Productions. "Our Lady NEW YORK (NC) UeTV ata of Victory." "Is- land " of FULL COURSE has m on THtakML MhIMEDC Fall (Good; ob- by struggling young archi- Viridiffiia “superior 5 30 Tha family entertain- Lake Mohawk VINNEIO jectionable in tect. p.m. WNBC Catholic Hour. ‘'"{ I I part) • ment" by the Legion Grotesque pm. WFHA (FM) - Mary Produo of De- tlona Newsnotes. N. J. COCKTAIL LOUNGE study of a psychopathic killer Paris When It .Sizzles (Good; cency. Sparta, p.m. WVNJ '•lmplication* in which erotic and sadistic de- ol American adults) Some funny situations, Brotherhood. • German • Swiss Cuisine tails tend to « p.m. WBNX St. Juda Novena. RESORTS - ATLANTIC CITY dull some suggestive suspenseful 6 m (FM> ~ Hour Plays in Brief highly ones, WFUV 01 Cruel. Closed Thursdays Interest in the fled ' psychological as a writer and his "secre- 7 WFUV (FM) p.m. _ Georgetown g For as a Reservations condition distinct from grim sizzlo University Forum. ÜBS tary'’ and souse their hi Phones 7 WWRI. Parkway 9-9974 circumstances. bizarre p.m. _ Hall Mary Hour. By JOAN T. NOURSE way through a comedy 7:45 p.m. WBNX Novena FLANDERS ", P.m. WFUV (FM) _ Fordham Hello Dolly Kreih. Tahaminc (Fair; adults) in which they co-star with the ture Series Leo clean, ex- New Plays hilarating mualcal, with Carol Chan- IT. direction • :45 JAMES PL.. ATLANTIC CITY and p.m. (FM) _ Airy more than city of Paris. WFUV "The Com- nr.ig ai ■ turn of-th* century merry monplaco Book." FOR THE ULTIMATE IN DINING passable acting get this Crucible Strong, effective widow setting her cap for a rich, crux- Constantly Striving PLEASURE help Yesterday, Today and To- I p m. WFUV (FM)—Liturgical Mu,lc. ti merchant. off the ground II p.m. WINS _ Trialogue. revival of Miller play about Here'a Lov* Delightful To Please Our Guests but there is rea- morrow objection- family (Weak; APRIL I» nuielcal In which a wta« MONDAY. the Salem witch trials. Some department • MODERN son to doubt that able WFUV •tore Santa wine tha . ELEVATOR seriously in part) Throe 5 p.m. (FM) - Sacred truat o( a aad, dull, Heart • earthy akrptlcal little girl. • TV SOLARIUM any sweet young thing from 7 30 pm. WSOU (FM) - Ave Marfa. dialogue. shallow, sex-obsessed stories: 7:45 How to Succ**d In p.m. WBNX Novena. Builnete Without NEW AIR CONDITIONED DINING RM Tire OASIS Tahiti could • WFUV High Spirit* Enjoyable mu- Really Trying so have de- a tale of a p.m. (FM) "O Roma Clever, sophisticated JOO c^. Felix." bawdy blowsy peas- musical spoofing EL from It. Nicholas Church TUESDAY, sical about a man cheerfully the tyr* molished the equanimity of the ant APRIL II whose sec- A aabatla who stays with child to 8 WFUV wno rises to the top by unscrupulously A Arthur Yon Innkoopori p.m. (FM) Sacred Heart. and student 7 30 WSOU ond marriage is perilled pmylng all the angles. 145 WHIPPANY RD. 9 faculty body in the a P.m. TFM) _ by WEST PARK keep out of jail; pointless 7:43 Script™. Marco'* Million* Colorful O’Neill ST. staid old p.m. WSOU (FM) - Sacred Heart the return of his first wife RESORTS CONN. boys’ school. * drama about Marco Polo, which, by WHIPPANY NEWARK piece about a play-girl wife; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 71 flirtatious ghost. Implication, attack* American materi- Muscle and • WFUV Beach Party (Fair; the attempted seduction p.m. (FM) _ Sacred Heart alism. TU 7-3333 MA 4-1489 7:30 p.m. WSOU (KM) Scripture Seagull Polished Mary, Mary adults, revival of Rollicking light come- adolescents) Fast-buck of a a woman Jean CAVE seminarian by ffM Christopher., dy by Kerr in which a HILL OPEN DAILY 7.437-43 ®r L: Chekhov’* bright CLOSED SUNDAY p.m.o m WBNX Novena. play about a self- young woman almoit wisecrack* her- fandango about a feud be- >° Son of Blood (Weak; M > - "Th» Capt. f CONTINENTAL CUISINI 5 05 pm. WOR _ Family suggest! vo. upon comic mantic musical about a but portly Burl Ives as the genie Theattr. mix bright lights. upo going back to Plautus. blunt farm girl given a needed morale Alter Pan Ih, Long, emotionally boost by a starstruc* con-man. rv LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER charged drama by Arthur Mlllsr, prob- Sponono Provocative about ing painfully tha quastinn of how mod- play Drama a wayward African who reject* • VIRGINIA CIRCLE TOUR Ratings cm man la to live with hla guilt youth SHOWERS BANQUETS own English iuatice as cold and un-Chrle- Following la a Hat of and that of other,. Include, much JULY 12 to 18 1964 current or pro- tlan fncludffl assault recent plays compiled by tha Legion fanity and aoma sordid matoidaii scene onstage. BUFFET RT. REV. LUNCHEON 12:00 - 2:30 PATRON' M. O BRIEN Oil of of remain, york - Box M PATRICK Decency tha Newark Archdlocaae. thought murky »*«■•♦* CONDUCTOR' RiV. OREOORY able off Broadwav SCHRAMM, ST. MARY'S PRIORY NIWARK Any Wednesday _ Slick, often musical version of Departures' regularly amua- a 9:00 A M. Daily distance about :so miles FAMILY hi* comedy, that favora maniac* but 19th-century melodrama of leva and A1 Bundy »t Lhe organ 6 night* a week . SUNDAY, JULY 11th Hello Oliver! dirt not affairs. frred In the big. wicked TeW UacediOK 3UK „ Dolly dtaapprova city.

N" r * rt ,n ll rTUbu, Here's Love She Love* helled •< • Sad _ Whal * ‘' Me Cat, Macabra Makes Jimmy Runf In nearby, tunny-cool Catsklll j Albeo Southern about cal. Cyni- drama t mlo- well-paced musical chronicling country—a complete 824 Westfield Ave. EL \la Shrlna ADULT* the and won- 2-1854 Elizabeth SI. Ann, Scranton, Pa., Via Sunbury, pa metrd roup!, and a dwarf who form n»e of an un»< rupuloua derful holiday Rerefoot In Perk Enter Laughing young promoter. resort. 2 prl- MONDAY, JULY 11th a Irrrlhl, triangle of Unvaried lovrr, Rome coetume' and lyric* mete Golf Rcvr».id the Hamlet song un- couraii, pool. lake, Harrisburg to Washington, D. C„ MangarAnnapella Fringe nvrofoot In mo Park _ Hotol, Laugh, usually suggestive. etl sports. New, modern motel- Via Cntlyabur*. Penna 1 1964) High Spinte loaded, light adult . 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UNION CITY the build-up new ing the work of Christ," Father at the Based on "must run a large-scale noyed attitude that public The Franciscan program "This interest wouldn't bo system Sisters and semin- Sisters cur- thesis using Engle says. school that religious instruction of to satisfy its needs." there if the CCD students are second class rently visit homes of students program didn't arians as teachers. of youth is the And, course, “For the same reason, the job of the entire par- generate it," he observed. sem- citizens,” explains Father Engle, needing further assistance. a core of 38 fishers telephoning inarians ish, St. Michael's of THE are very enthusiastic "so he is very our CCD is Confraternity REWARDS arc great, he parents slow down glad The executive board would be Christian Doctrine has helps absentee- about this additional responsibility He doesn't become in points to of " improving. want these out, every class par- THE FACULTY of the CCD ism composed of 10 lay people and the less than two as are their professors. years a large-scale ticipant. "The 53 They see students neglected.' priest-director. lay people be- grammar school of religion at St. Sisters and two how This, Father Engle operation. It has lay people this will help the seminarians There is a diversified hind the scenes derive the satis- Michael's two a coincidence that says, would consists of priests, teach the lower grades. to enable him to function 35 Third year exercise a more effective faculty of priests, Sisters, faction that 12 priest- may have some bearing on the to they are putting their seminarians from St. Michael's theology seminarians teach fourth as a guide the organization —a hood, too. All five seminarians and lay people; a be- Faith into action, enriching their case. curates at St. Mich- (Passionist) Monastery, io Sisters through eighth grades. spiritual moderator —and leave of 53 "Their immediate superior ael’s attended hind-the-scenes committee own spiritual lives," he offered of from the public high schools him more time as Charity parish school, "Just anyone can't walk to take care of into takes a active at time. men and women; and a student one example. very part in. making one two Franciscan Sisters from St. a class and teach,” problems on a "more du- Father Engle sure that the priestly body of over 800 70% of whom seminarians are do- As for the CCD director Student admission is a bracer Francis Academy, and two observed. "The him- ties level." lay big fight is reach- ing an effective job. He attend under a rcleased-time for he sits in self, Father admits he is ar- teachers, continued. You teachers. They teach 660 ing the child. As Engle young- you progress to on classes and rangement with the city's Board of some makes sugges- "happy with the development of might enter a Monday evening sters. high school, the who EVENTUAL AIMS include re- student is tions as to their Education. school teaching methods. the program" but he still high class for a One three to searches ligious prepared priest, laymen and accustomed qualified teachers They also receive discussion clubs, an apos- “CCD is sometimes erroneous- a course of for ways to make it more effec- routine discussion of the First three women teach the school all must toiate of good will and a high day have trained CCD methods of which parent ly considered a lay he teaching we hope tive. organization Commandment, explained, to be students, some 150 of them. teachers for educators which would an equally effective w’ill be expanded for the class group help when it's really the parish in ac- greeted student’s new educate by a question Father Engle speaks of the religion program." parents to teach religion tion, lay about of seminarians that will be teach- IMMEDIATE AIMS for the meaning people, religious, the relationship between the CCD as a gradual build- in the home. program ing next fall," and priests all cooperating together scriptural account of creation and since future are: a home visiting pro- "Oh up September, 1962. "Until "THE SISTERS see the need of yes," Father Engle adds, for an effective apostoiate,” says the theory of evolution. gram for absentees, a de- Or have a then only a small number of stu- helping the public school student fully "the students are quizzed periodi- C.P. AMONG THOSE MOST Rev. Bede Engle, "It uses with en- veloped executive board, a more boy approach you a request dents attended," he recalls. "At- live up to the of cally and receive report cards. the potential being thusiastic about St. Michael's entire Mystical Body with each to be an altar having stud- tendance doubled for fully developed visual-aid program boy every week good Catholics. Because of this CCD Frequently, students will oven ask program is the pastor, Rev. and a summer vacation schedule when they'll be distributed next.” ikAteate

9 April 16. 1964 Those 60 Years In Grade School Kept Her Young ANNE By BUCKLEY vent windows is being drasti- cally changed. NEWARK Her clear hazel "Rutgers is going to have sought the eyes source some place there,” she marv- sounds bulldozing coming from eled, nodding toward the bull- a project city redevelopment dozer. "And it'll be filled in across the street as Sister no time. There is such a de- Mary Sylvia took a straight mand for higher education to- back chair in the stark parlor day." of St. Patrick’s convent to talk 30 THE about the years she MOST RECENT change has lived there and the 62 at St. Patrick's was Sister years she has been a Sister. Sylvia's own retirement from This of the Worker" has been Factory Chapel This interfaith "Chapel just active teaching "Changes? Oh my, yes," she last Septem- at the completed Flick-Reedy Corp, in Bensenville, ber after three decades Ill., at the of said. The longest-term mem- in the suggestion shop and office personnel. Statue of St. Joseph the school's ber of the staff of fifth grade classroom, Worker holds a hammer, with the Child Jesus the pro- holding a carpenter's square, cathedral and a term as superior and earlier the firm had parish, she has seen dedicated an outdoor statue of "Our Lady of the Highway" its population shift until the principal. Sunday over 400 of as part of a driver education program for enrollment of the those former fifth-graders re- employees. school is PRO-CATHEDRAL'S to FIRST Sister two-thirds Puerto Rican. Now, turned give a testimonial LADY - Diminutive Sylvia accepts congratulations of of their four present or former students of St. Patrick's School she even the view from affection. It was, said where taught for 30 of the con- her Rev. Denis J. 62 as a Sister. Judith Whelan who years Daveldek, presents spiritual bouquet. The others are had almost Thomas O'Neill who of spent as many was master ceremonies at the testimonial, Rita Shaw the years at St. Pat's, and ‘We're Not Heroes’ the biggest chairman, Msgr. James F. Looney, pastor. crowd ever assembled there Rev. Thomas Heck, one of her when for a parish function. told she would stay on ize they know something. I al- fifth graders now assigned to here. "I love St. People came from out of Patrick’s," ways had wonderful children St. Patrick's, with a particu- she smiled. "The church state; many who couldn't get is who were respectful and at- Doctor, here sent lar Interest in Its Spanish- homey. You can there." Family Eye Africa Mission messages from pray tentive and who studied." population. It was Chicago, from California, from speaking a little sad she re- She said home training was Sister was membered SHERMAN OAKS, Calif - eiation, founded here Florida. There was a purse Sylvia delighted when the comple- the responsible factor in vir- by the Dr Carey is one of two doc- Mrs. Carey, to welcome A young surgeon soon to be- a graduate of and the young priest, tion of Sacred Heart Cathed- late Msgr. tor a spiritual bouquet —a tually every case, observing Anthony Brouwers. sons of a Joliet, lU., phy- Mt. who had learned gin a three-year term of serv- Mary College in Milwau- Mass will he celebrated Spanish dur- ral in 1953 took from the old that is more Dr. has been .' .dan. for nothing Import- Carey assigned kee, undertake ice in an African will classes for Sister ing special assignment in pro-cathedral the colorful mission hos- to the mission at Sylvia's intentions on cer- ant in the development of the Drcifontein. her Puerto refuses "WE’RE NOT looking for a children. Two are of school 20 at Rico, because she saw emonies it had become ac- child. Such pital to acknowledge Southern Rhodesia. It includes April St. Patrick's, one training, she says hair age. She in him needed at all heroic shirt.” he said of his new said there were cor- day after her 62nd some badly customed to, but Sister should anything in his a 100-bed general hospital anniversary Sylvia firmly, begin in baby- action. work. "We'll respondence courses of help for the Spanish-speaking is not one to to the hood. and accept what availablo religious life. cling past. a 270-bed tuberculosis hos- children. He'll have his comes The that provide mater- "The new cathedral is beauti- Born family with pital, both conducted along. crosses will teaching Never one for fanfare, Sis- in New York, she by Swiss a him, Dr. James C. be there without our ials. er "The language is such ful," she said. Carey nuns. looking Sylvia greeted the news Joined New Jersey's Sisters of for them.” Neither she problem," she mourned. "And points out his wife and five He said he was at- nor Dr. Carey that visitors" She took a modern attitude Charity at the age of 16. "I He will be "some were ex- relieving Dr to entertain fears they live in such crowded con- children —as well as his tracted Mission Doctors by any about go- pected toward the change in the habit never wanted to be Thomas Bain, Sunday with the ques- anything work "and MDA's first its overseas with ditions that the children have possibly greater ac- "completely rational ap- ing the children. tion, "What’s the of the Sisters of Charity two but a Sister." she confided. Africa who occasion?" to life volunteer, will re- Driefontcin is and has no place to study at home. If "If I cess spiritual than we’ve proach." high a She was dismayed when Sis- years ago, too. She had worn had it to do over again, turn to his Richmond we to ever had before. Vn., He attends climate somewhat like could only get them and old I wouldn't training classes South- ter Anne, the superior, told the bonnet with its face- change a thing." home with his wife find out "These," he adds, and *six with the Mission ern California's. With what they really She even "are all Lay Help- normal her she was it. but framing corrugated square for gives religious life two quickly children, of whom were three care, want . . With her extra the basic ingredients of hap- ers times a week. they said, the children warmed the more than half a century, but as the clue to her youthful born in to idea when the ap- Drcifontein. Another is should free time, now, she is helping piness." Training given In theology, grow up healthily. old familiar faces began their she greeted the sleek new pearance. “I think most Sla- *!DA volunteer is Dr. Herbert and in the best way she knows—- ters NOW missiology spiritual for- smiling parade before her. "I version as "much easier to keep young because they COMPLETING a Sorensen of AT DRIEFO.NTEIN to Summit. N.J., who mation as well they will "talking Him" about the work with as in the his- remembered all the faces,” manage, much more sens!- children and live year's training as a member went to Nyasaland with his be welcomed by JDr. Joseph Puerto Rican children. tory and customs of the coun- she said "I could al- blc.” with a lot of wonderful people of the Mission Doctors’ Asso- family in 1962. Kirby and his wife. He Is happily. try of destination. a most who arc consecrated tell where each one sat A FIFTIIGRADE-slzed to God. dentist from Los Angeles. little SISTER SYLVIA taught fifth in class." Religious life is wonderful." person herself, with un- There arc also three plump, grade for three at nurses, years St. She stood then and bestowed Lay Mission wrinkled cheeks, Sister Sylvia Helpers from Los SIIL MADE A little speech Patrick’s, Chatham, and for a “keeps busy” around the con- « good firm handshake, fol- Angeles. The hospital admin- ("I was shaking all over") in year at St. Nicholas, Passaic. vent. "I I’d save the lowing the writer to the istrator, Bill Curry, which thought For 27 years heavy and his she assured them, "1 at Newton, door wife crocheting till the day I go of the convent to work arc also Lay Mission may be retiring, but that only Mass., she ranged among the Villa," she St. it open when we were unable Helpers. means 1 quipped. grades one five. have more time to through to it. "It's The Anne Villa is the retirement negotiate kind of Careys plan on three spend before the Lord and I’ll "Fifth grade is a wonderful hard home for Sisters of Charity at to get out of here, once years' service in Africa be to Him talking about you." Convent grade," she said. "The chil- you’re In,” she PROBLEM: "after that have Station. chuckled, over we no plans." Among the dren arc just beginning to rcal- the speakers was Sister was delighted roar of the bulldozer. \ Sylvia MONEY SAVE

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WASHINGTON (NC) - New For Christian Falange is a right wing Span- Unity York attorney James Donovan ish political movement. ,yid here the Catholic Church DONOVAN SAID Castro The true religious system re- Is not being persecuted in hai been in vealed by God is Catholic Cuba. gaining strength, par- Christianity. Through it alone “All Catholic churches in ticularly among Cuban young Society for the people. light and truth, grace and li- Propagation Cuba, to the best of my knowl- berty, education and progress, edge, of the Faith arc open and reasonab- “Cuba belongs to Cas- peace and safety are brought ly well attended,” mostly tro, and it is Archdiocese of absurd to con- to nations. And Newark: many through by women, old people and chil- sider him a pawn of Khrush- it alone respect is fostered for Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D. dren he reported here to mem- chev,” he said. "The Very Rev. Msgr. John Cuban human life. Christianity re- F. Davis bers of the National Press youth are not concerned 31 about spects the human soul Mulberry St.. Newark 2, N.J. Phone 623-8308. Club. the party. And Castro far Hours: Daily, 9 5 is without to color or sex, a.m. to p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. regard greater devoted to Donovan negotiated with Fi- Fidel than race or nationality. of to Karl Marx." Diocese Paterson: del Castro for the exchange of Through Catholic Christian- Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis $6O million worth of U S. med- He said Castro has been alone, ity all people and races 24 “brilliantly DcGrassc St., Paterson 1, N.J. Phone 4-0400 ical supplies for 1,300 prison- playing the US. can be into fam- ARmory gathered one 9 against Soviet Russia and Hours: Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 to 12. CENTER DEDICATED - Novagh dedicated El Centro ers captured in the unsuccess- both to Saturday, a.m. Bishop Catolico for ily of God, raised that div- Spanish-Speaking of them against Red China” Catholics in Peterson 9. At left is Vincent E. ful Bay of Pigs invasion of ine unity rooted in the one Donations to the the April. Msgr. Puma, secretary of the Span- to maintain and Society for Propagation of the ish for the 1961. strengthen hi* the one Redeemer, Apostate diocese, and at right Rev. James J. Smith of Creator, Faith are income tax deductible. St. own position. Joseph's, ALTHOUGH the one Sanctifier. That is con- Paterson. ONLY Cuhan allowed to tained in the “one God, one priests are preach faith, one baptism" that is ef- in Cuba, he said, they are free “Then for the first time we to WEEK-END RETREATS fected the visible going eat because there is to preach against materialism by communi- went onto the streets to tell very little bread. I wonder FOR THE LAITY ty under one head, the if Revolt Seen and Communism. “And Pope, Christ to Church many the love of the beg- I'm the who in only one leads Helping of them I’ve SPEND A WEEKEND and perfected eternity by do so; heard WITH GOD gars. We had some 40 gift this kind of life. What can I the communion of the saints. WASHINGTON (NC) The reau, voiced this them,” he said. boxes (due to opinion in an been called for Brazil’i For: your generosity) hope for in the future? won- by MEN, WOMEN, It is possible for every Cath- I rebellion that overthrew the interview here. Donovan said Castro has and three of us took them to der if the Bishops. olic to bring souls to the poor of other coun- leftist regime of Brazilian seized HUSBAND and WIFE help destitute families of the tries The Dutch-born upon a major weakness true Faith city. suffer like the poor of priest, who The overthrow of the leftist Husband and Wife Retreat by his prayers, alms President Joao Goulart has in- of the Church throughout Latin May A blind mother received a Brazil?" has spent 18 in Brazil 23 to 24 and good works for the Socie- years regime, he said, proves that directly improved the position America “the failure to de Conducted tho monks blouse, a dress for her small The of said Church leaders there by of mother three chil- will there is still time to ty for the Propagation of the of the Church, a priest who is imple- velop a strong native Saint Paul's daughter, a can of dren have clergy." Abbty Faith. sardines, wrote these words in a greater access to the new ment these solve the an expert on Brazilian affairs reforms, He said Castro does not some candy and a Brazil authorities ob- Please make reservations early shilling. slum. Her diary, “Child than they did to severe and said here. country’s social ject to priests Write for Information “A deaf mute beamed his of in Cuba as long to Christmas Word the Dark," was those of the ousted govern- DIRECTOR OF recently economic problems and save as RETREATS gratitude at a gift of a shirt published Rev. John De Jong of the ment. they are Cubans “and not Queen of Peace Retreat and created a sensa- The Goulart administra- it House from Communism. St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, In Ghana's Streets and some food. We also NCWC Latin American Bu- Falangists from Spain." The N.J. found tion with its insight to the tion, he said, was not out-and- some lepers worse off than hopelessness out Christmas 1963 was the first and despair of Communist, but was be- chance those in the leprosarium, hav- the the Mission Servants, poor. coming more and more Marx- ALBERT ing children with them, but Carolina Bolivia Gets and H. Inc. of the Holy Spirit had to bring Maria de Jesus, the ist looking for an increas- HOPPER. nothing to eat and no roof the season’s message to the over author, is a universal figure. ing amount of support from MONUMENTS • MAUSOLEUMS their heads. To all, we gave What she tells of the the people of Ghana. “We had a poverty 2 Missions Soviet Union and Red until our boxes were BUY DIRECT FROM wonderful Christmas celebra- empty. and misery of her own fami- China. THE MANUFACTURER tion.” write. “There “These foresaken ly and her neighbors is BUFFALO (NC) •ft they were people a re- Bishop Because most minder of better relations parties for the lepers of the were grateful. Little ones that despite riches James A. McNulty has an- SAVE UP TO 30% seemed and with the new regime, Catholic colony, another one for the happier with their toys technological advances the nounced plans for a Buffalo leaders will have Rooiom why than with their clothes. world is in of a better Albort H. Hoppor It Iho lartotl orphans as well as the sick. As we sadly need the diocesan mission in Latin 5 chance of getting manulocturor of Momorltli In Now Jortoy left, the Mohammedans called charity of Christ. America. government cooperation to put into Wa pita on to our cuiiomtrt a Kara at worlt progrataat. after us: 'Allah will reward effect saving of up to 30% by tolling Wa hava at SOS: The diocese has an aur plant a largo Bishop's accepted and diract to tho purchaaar. stock of you.' Thank economic reform that has raw matarlal, anabllng you again for invitation All It by local to two par- |jj|||jg-. work dona atona- ua to complata your choica to Talk develop on helping us to help these cuttara A carvars hara at our short Bishop peo- Mid-East HMMHMfI notica. Help ishes in the Archdiocese of La plant, aaaurlng ot Immadiata ple!” you From tha raw granlta to tha tat- Paz, dalivary.. of tha complatad An SOS from Bishop Finn of Bolivia, the location also '■fcffy ting monument, In Orange .:„.,i You can Inapact tt»a mamorlal wa paraonally handla. 'Child of the Dark ’ the Ibadan Diocese pleads for of the two parishes “adopted” As Long Bishop Stanton will make help for a young priest in the by tlie Paterson Diocese under 329-341 RIDGE IROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON an for the to new parish McNulty, in Septem- appeal Society Insight Despair of Iwo, with 250,- Bishop Oppotllo Holy Creoo Como lory WY 1.2266 for the of 000 inhabitants of ber, 1962. Some 40 U S. dio- As You Propagation the More than half the world's whom only Live Faith April 19 at St. 200 are Catholic. ceses are involved in similar John’s, are ill-housed. people Whole you will receive • Orange. Rev. Thomas Ken- Says Bishop Finn: “since he mission programs. families are often crowded DEPENDABLE and ney Burke, pastor. went to this district he has GOOD INCOME II into one room without elec- invest The discovered you your aav Bishop thanks Father scores of villages In s • In tricity or running water. A New Address our Burke R.V.D. ANNUITY and the other that have never heard of pas- Maryknoll priest in Brazil PLAN. In Time of Need tors of the archdiocese for Christ. With the help of three quotes an instance: For catechists Chaplain making these appeals pos- he has started 16 Creat work o f the Missions sible. “I woke up upset. I wanted village classes. NEW YORK CITY The and help in educating Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director prieita to stay at homo but didn't and Brethren for “Many of the catechumens Military Ordinatiate here has the Missions. have anything to eat. I’m not • Certain tax advantages. are now for announced anew address for Whose and service ready Baptism • A Lasting Memnrtai anc* . careful understanding is in accord with and other Rev. Edward A. remembrances In many ' Sacraments, but can Slattery, Masses and prayers. the traditions Mother Church they receive these Sacraments Navy chaplain from the Arch- WRITE FOR FREE INFORMATION of Holy without churches? diocese of Newark. It is: SOCIETY OF "The 6th Naval Dis- only answer ... Is to Headquarters. THE DIVINE WORD build 10 small churches and trict, Bldg. 76, Naval Base, Annuity I)cpt. GIRARD, PA. REZEM FUNERAL HOME HOWARD J. BRENNAN pay four more catechists. The Charleston, S.C. 579 Grove Street BERGENLINE SAFETY sum of $6OO will BERGEN COUNTY 6414 AVE. defray the j cost of one church and $360 Irvington, N. J. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. will for ESsex 2-8700 Save support a catechist a HENNESSEY UNIon 7-0373 year. I Please, beg of you, A HOUSE FOR GOD IN CHITTISSERY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM INC. PROFIT come to the aid of this STANTON FUNERAL HOME SCHLEMM, poor CHITTISSERY Is * neglected village missionary.” in Southern INDIA. 232 KIPP AVENUE 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE 2200 HUDSON BLVD. It rains there When on Sunday morning, most of our Cathollei HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. NUTLEY, N. J. UNION CITY, N. J. cannot get to .Mass . . . CHITTIS- ATlas 8-1362 NOrth 7-3131 WILLIAM SCHLEMM, SERY has of Religion-Health no chapel Its own. MANAGER When the roads EDWARD F. KUGLER are flooded on CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE Meeting Listed UNIon 7-1000 Sunday morning, our Catholics can't Community Horn# 69 HIGH STREET NEW walk to the YORK (NC) - chapel five miles Funerals Bishop away For ORANGE, N. J. james a. McLaughlin Fulton . . Wa have In J. Sheen will he a prin- . a priest CHITTIS- V c- 311 FIFTH ST. 4-7554 591 JERSEY AVENUE cipal speaker at the annual SERY—by name, FATHER AUGUS- ORange SADDLE BROOK. N.J. JERSEY CITY, N. J. Academy of Religion and Men- TINE THATTIL—but we have no JOHN J. QUINN Business Phono 773-6500 Oldfield 3-2266 tal Health in the Hotel Com- house for God. Would you like to Residence Phone 777-0869 FUNERAL HOME modore help us build April 22 to 24. one? . . . The land has \ 0 323-329 PARK AVENUE WILLIAM SCHLEMM. INC. already been purchased, the men The Bishop, national direc- TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE N. J. 539 BERGEN Ifl In CHITTISSERY will volunteer ORANGE, AVE. tor of the for Tbt MAYWOOD - BOGOTA Society the Pro- Holy Pdibtr'i Minion AU 3-6348 JERSEY N. J. pagation their labor, but we need $2,500 for ORange CITY, of the Faith, will dis- lor ibt Orunltl Church LITTLE FERRY »" r' building materials Will JOHN J. cuss “Crisis you give KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME CARTY, in Morals.” HUbbard 7-3050 $l. $5, $lOO for this house for God? Perhaps you'd like to MANAGER 101 UNION AVENUE build this all chapel by yourself, as MEMORIAL CHAPEL JOHN J. FEENEY 8 SONS HEnderson 4-0411 N. J. \S» for a loved one. If so, please write to us now .There at BELLEVILLE, . . are 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE ttt* In 9-3503 W'i ,\SV> Family Life least 2,000 Catholics CHITTISSERY, all of them poor laborers. PLymouth EARL F. BOSWORTH ShN* fB Please help. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. >\o> I* FRANK McGEE 311 WILLOW AVENUE 0? Gilbert 4-7650 I*o® fVlO* N. J. CANA CONFKRSNCIS THE TO REMEMBER 525 SUMMER AVENUE HOBOKEN, OVA’ WAY NAMES, we're told, Is to link Sunday, April I* GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME OLdfleld 9-1455 V OV3> them with people and names we already know NEWARK, N. J. v Rutherford, St. Mary'i. Parent Child, . . . When think- C 0> 4 t Rav. Joacph Doyte. 335 UNION STREET Oldfield 9-1456 V.^A n* p.m. ing of the missions, remember this name: THE HUmboldt 2-2222 Plainfield. St. Bernard'*. CATHOLIC V>& Reaponaihla N.J. too Parenthood I p.m. Rev. Leo Farley. NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION. Catholics are few In HACKENSACK, Scotch MURRAY Plaint, St. Bartholomew'* mission world—and HUbbard Statea our 18-country part Of that world Is The 7-1010 In Ufa. a p.m. Rav. Dominic FUNERAL SERVICE Marconi. Want to Make Holy Land .. . help? yours a ''Stringless Gift." HUNT FUNERAL Emeraon. Aaaumptlon. Parent-Teen a HOME MORRIS COUNTY Tell us to It where It’s needed most. MICHAEL J. MURRAY, p m. Rav. Eufen* Geiger, Dr. Harold use Poland. 1601 PALISADE AVE. Director INSURED Sunday, April 34 Hltledale, FORT LEE, N. J. 206 St. John'a Huaband-Wtfe. IT TAKES A GOOD MEMORY to list quickly our 18 mission BELLEVILLE AVENUE SCANLAN a p.m. Rev. Jama* Johnaon. A. countries, names of some JAMES A. HUNT p n n k >i ,r “ fhe begin with “I"; Iraq. Iran. India. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. FUNERAL HOMES . m a --' 7^* s. i p ’oi" ,.»a,. The names of some begin with ''E": Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea Director Union, . . . PI 3-2527 St. Michael'*. Vocation*. Sax 781 Newark there the others: Pompton Tpk. Education. 2:30 p.m. Rev. Joteph Then are Cyprus. Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Windsor 4-1202 Doyle. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Pompton Plains, N. J. Greece, Palestine, for Instance . Y’ou help In . . can many ways: THOMAS PRK-CANA FOR TM* INOAOED J. DIFFILY TE 5-4156 □ By building a parochial school. Cost: $2,500 to $6,000, DIRECTORS April 26-May 3— Wharton. St. Mary'a. 366-5399. A 41 AMES AVENUE SH 2-6433 □ By sending a DOLLAR MONTH to one of our MIS- GRACE MURPHY May 3-10 Union City, St. Auaua- SION DAMIEN (for N. J. tlne'a. HE 3 9561. CLUBS—the CLUB lepers). RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM T. NEELY SAVINGS and Loan 3-10. Nutley. Holy Association Family. OR 3- ORPHANS’ BREAD (food for orphans), PALACE OF WEbster 9-0098 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE w,,1 “ 00d “• GOLD (care for the aged). MARY’S BANK (trains 40 Commerce Street, Newark N. Mitchell *wf. li“«r - NEWARK, N. J. PASSAIC COUNTY 2, J. 3 0260 Sisters), CHRYSOSTOM CLUB (trains future priests). C *lholle HUmboldt Daily. 9 to 3-2600 4; Wednesdays to 8 p m. “VsThool □ By joining this Association. Offering: $1 a year for an May 17*24 Scotch ESSEX COUNTY Plaint. Bt. Barthol- omew'a. EL 3 3597. individual, $5 for a family. You share In the graces of SCANLAN f«II PARKING AT OORNY 8 GORNY KINNIT GARAGt ACROSS TNI STRUT May 17-34 Pateraon. St. Joaeph'ar 15,000 Masses. Hoapttat. CL 6-0637. MORTUARY FUNERAL HOME sacred article 7 - Harrieon. Holy Croat. □ By donating a for a mission chapel. PETER J. QUINN 303 MAIN STREET E. 28th St. & 12th Ave„ Funeral Director . EAST J. (1 Block North of 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE ORANGE. N. B'way)i Paterson ORange 2-2414 BLOOMFIELD, N. J. SH 2-6433 8-1260 the veil for Pilgrim L. V. MULLIN 8 RECEIVE □ By buying dress, shoes, a little girl who nexl SON while GIVING OORNY 8 GORNY month will receive her FIRST HOLY COMMUNION. OORNY 8 OORNY 976 BROAD STREET The MORTUARY cost: $lO. MORTUARY NEWARK, N. J. 519 MARSHALL STREET 399 HOOVER AVE. MArket 3-0660 Yes, we wilt mail you a check every six months for life if you invest through our REMEMBER THE SISTER who taught you In grammar school? PATERSON, N. J. BLOOMFIELD. N. J. Chances are, If she were near you now, you'd do anything In 4-5400 3-8400 MUlberry the world for her! .. One thing Pilgrim LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT . you can do—ln her memory, HUDSON COUNTY as It were—ls help train another Sister We need GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME ... sponsors FLOOD FUNERAL HOME 547 for young ladles who want to become Sisters. Two of them 154 WASHINGTON PLACE (AN ANNUITY) Andrew W. Flood, Mgr. are In the Sacred Heart Convent In India—SISTER MARY BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME 112 So. Munn PASSAIC, N. J. CHARLES and SISTER MARY To Ave. STANY ... sponsor a 41 Ave. The rate of interest Highland PRescott 9-3183 high depends upon your age. Sister costa only $3OO for the entire or East N. J. two-year training, $l5O Orange, N. J. a year That's less than the smoker 4-4445 Jersey City, You will students to the Priesthood and our . . . average spends for ORange QUINLAN FUNERAL help needy missionaries. Charles A. Stevens, HOME cigarettes Please write to us. , .., MArket 2-2530 27-29 HARDING AVENUE Manager You will receive an assured income for life and many spiritual HUELSENBECK DElaware 3-6446 CLIFTON, N. J. remembrances now and after death. MASS STIPENDS ARE THE TYPICAL MISSIONARY'S PRescott 7-3002 your MEMORIAL HOME LAWRENCE O. ONLY MEANS OF DAILY SUPPORT. QUINN 1108 So. Orange Ave. FUNERAL HOME An investment for LIFE and ETERNITY! HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME Dear Monstgnor Ryan: Newark 6, N. J. 298 ACADEMY ST. 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Karl W. Huelsenbeck Enclosed please find for (at Bergen Square) PASSAIC, N. J. Director JERSEY CITY, N. J. Name PRescott 7-0141 EStex 2-1600 SW 8-8114 Street CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME 77 PARK STREET 1914 NEW YORK UNION COUNTY City Zone stateState. AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N. J. UNION CITY, N. J. < 4-0005 UNIon 7-6767 Pilgrim qORNY 8 GORNY (ML DearSstCnissioiisjffl GEORGE AHR 8 SON LEBER FUNERAL HOME T>MORTUARY FRANCIS CARDINAL SPIUMAN, President 700 NYE AVENUE 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE Msgr. Jestph f. Ryes. Nett N. REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES Im'( IRVINGTON, J. UNION CITY, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. , ESsex 3-1020 UNIon 3-1100 Elisabeth 2-1415 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 CATHOLIC NIAr'iaTTwILPARI ASSOCIATION 4do Lexington Ave. at 46th St. Now 1 York 7;ti. Y For In lection listing this call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 April 16, 15164 TH E ADVOCATE Pray for Them 11

entered the Sisters Calendar Sister M. Alphonsa of Charity Michael Ferry, 74, of Bay- Weekly in 1899. She taught at schools onne, father of Rev. James J. CONVENT - Sister Maria and in Connecticut Massa- Ferry of St. Mary’s, Eliza- Alphonsa Weber, 0.P., 89, of chusetts and also at St. Vin- beth, died April 8 at home. APRIL 17 FRIDAY, ner for Charles the Sisters of St. Dominic of cent's Academy, W. Gardner, Newark, Mrs. William L. Hart, 68, of Caldwell died at St. Cath- where she was stationed for Parent Teachers Associ- retiring state deputy, Robert erine’s Dover, mother of Rev. Conall Treat 5:30 Infirmary here April 28 years prior to her transfer ation, St. Adalbert’s, Elizabeth Hotel, p.m. Hart, 0.F.M., of Olean, N Y 11. A Solemn Requiem Mass to the villa here. Card party, school Leadership Youth Training died 6 at Dover General auditor- was She April Youth offered April 14 in the is survived by a sister, ium, 7:30 p.m. Program, Catholic Or- Hospital. convent chapel, Nora O'Sullivan, of West Newt- Gregory Club of New Jer- ganization —,. Moderators’ Alexander Born in Jersey City, Sister on, Mass. Msgr. Clocia, 79, sey, Upper Montclair Talk training program, Mooney editor of II Crociato (The Cru- Alphonsa entered the Sisters by Harold Hoffman of Nation- Hall, Seton Hall University, 8 sader), an Italian language of St. Dominic in 1891 and was al State Bank, 9 Com- p.m. Rev. Thomas A. Klcis- Sr. Louise Adelle died p.m., professed in 1892. She served weekly newspaper, April monwealth Club. sler speaker. as 6 at St Edward’s rectory in a music teacher at schools PAR AM US Sister Louise Blessed Virgin Mary Sodal- Passaic County Federation in Adelle Brooklyn. Jersey City, Boonton, New- King of Mt. St. Andrew ity, Our Lady of Grace, Ho- of Holy Name Societies Rutherford Villa here died 8 at Msgr. Emilio the ark, and Caldwell April St. Rossi, boken Square dance for Banquet tor public speaking and A Vatican's for was also a superior at Joseph's Hospital. Paterson. delegate emigra- young adults, 8 p.m. class, Robin liood Inn, Clifton, tion died 13 Mt. Carmel, Boonton; La cord- Solemn Requiem Mass was of- affairs, April in Newman Club Alumni of 7 p.m. fered April 11 at the Rome. aire. Upper Montclair; St Church New Jersey Meeting, Seton Center for the Mt. of the Blind, Dominic’s Academy, Annunciation. Rev. James Minehan, 56, Hall South Or- Jersey Prep library, Carmel Guild Monthly so- and Siena Bom in Sister pastor of Sacred Heart City, Hall, Jersey Jersey City, ange. Msgr. William N. Field cial meeting, 99 Central Ave., City. In 1959, she retired to Louise entered the Sisters of Church, N.Y., died Castlcton, speaker, 8:30 p.m. Newark, 4 p.m. Dinner pro- Caldwell due to Charity of St. Elizabeth in after Mass 12. failing health. completing April vided by Rosary Altar Society Survivors 1903. SATURDAY, APRIL 18 include two sis- ot St. Francis Xavier, New- ters, Mrs. Katherine Baum- She had been stationed /„ your prayers also remem- Church of Holy Family, Flor- ark, Mrs. Quentin Gualticri since hoer of Butler and Mrs. Mary at the villa completing hum chairman. ber these, your deceased Park Dinner - dance, Persuitti of her novitiate. Arlington. She wa; church 7 priests : auditorium, p.m. Mr. by Surviving is a MONDAY, APRIL 20 pre-deceased Sister Consu- brother, and Mrs. William Kirk chair- of ela, 0.P., another who James King Woodbridge. sister, men. Catholic Communications died in 1963. ISetvark... Rosary Altar Society, Mt. Guild, Hudson County Sister Rev. Dclpliine William L. Cunning- Carmel, Ridgewood Holy Corporate Communion, St. Sister ham, April 18, 1917 Cross Giee Club Ann's fol- Maria Ignatia PATERSON Sister pd- concert, Church, 6:30 p.m., Rev. H. Franklin Junior High School, lowed by supper at PBA Hall. CONVENT Sister Maria phine Roop, p.s.d.p., 81, of the George Mueller, O’Sullivan Little Sisters of the died April 18, 1930 Ridgewood, 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Ignatia of the Sis- Poor, 21 John J. Verdon chairman. TUESDAY, APRIL ters of Charity of St. Elizabeth at the congregation’s home for Rev. James F. McDonald, died at All Souls the aged here 12. A April 18, 1937 Catholic One Parent Organ- Hospital, April SUNDAY, APRIL 19 Solemn ization of Bergen Morristown, April 12. A Sol- Requiem Mass was of- Rev. Melville E. Thorton, County emn Requiem Mass was of- fered at the chapel April 15. April 18, 1946 Public Safety Department, Meeting. K. of C. Hall, Ro- fered April 15 at St. Anne Villa Sister Delphine was born in Union City Memorial Mass, chelle Park. Rev. Richard J. Rev. Donato Camevale, April and entered the St. Michael's 8 Holmes, of Bergen Chapel. Philadelphia 19, 1954 AFTER THE the Monastery, chaplain Moss which marked the 75th anniversary of SS. followed Pines Bom in New Brunswick, Sisters of the Poor in 1901. Peter and CEREMONYPaul - Following a.m., by Communion Hospital, speaker. Rev, Martin Ford, C.P., Church, Hoboken, 12, Boland and Albert Canada, Sister Maria Ignatia She was stationed in Troy, April Archbishop Rev. J. breakfast, Louis' Restaurant. April 19, 1955 Hess, pastor, chats with three who took boys part in the left to Ger- N.Y., for 23 years before com- procession, right, Siena Club, Mountain Lakes Rev. Francis X. ard Dreyer, Yaniszewski and John STORE FRONTS COMPLETE { CHILDREN S WEAK ing to Paterson in 1926. Donovan, Joseph Garibaldi. First anniversary dance April 20, 1934 HOME IMPROVEMENTS and reception, Rockaway Rev. William J. Other Deaths Bauer, S.J., River Country Club, 6:30 p.m. ALTERATIONS . . . In Paterson C n April 20, 1954 Anne Williams and Frank Gor- r Attics • Basements ell Mr*. Helen 79, of Rev. Cyprian Calls o s Maher, McGarvcy, C.P., Msgr. Reynolds man co-chairmen. Rochelle mother of Sis- 21, 1953 Dormers • Extensions Park, April Club of New Jcr- • Gregory Gordon Sltllc I’ln/O HUbhard 9 9?7? Directory ter Helen Veronica, S.N.D., of Rev. Denis J. McCartie, For CCD sey, Upper Montclair Ivy Edward E. Mt Hanier. Md , died April 5 22, Expansion Aboyoun April 1913 Haven program, 2-4 p.m. GENERAL CONTRACTOR at St. Mary’s Hospital, Pas- Rev. John F. O’Malley, Published SEATTLE, Wash. Msgr. New Jersey State Council, BUY saic. April Msgr. Reynolds said confra- SW 6-0033 22, 1942 Roger A director K. of C. Testimonial din- Reynolds, of ternity work was the answer Pasquale Romano, 74, of Your Rev. William J. PATERSON - The first edi- the Confraternity of Christian to the question: "What is the Madison, father of Rev. Eu- Moore, April 24, 1930 tion of the Catholic Directory Doctrine in the Archdiocese of role of Next gene J. the laity in the Romano of St. of the Diocese Rt. Rev. of Paterson was Newark, called for the expan- Church?" He added that the Michael’s. Paterson, died April Msgr. Roger A. WE INVITE BRIDES . . . Car published this week, contain- sion of the program at the 28th offers the 7 at Morristown Memorial McGinley, April 24, 1936 confraternity laity from ing information on parishes national meeting of CCD dio- Rt. Rev. a profoundly apostolic voca- io »ee our beautiful collection of ready* Hospital. Msgr. Joseph T. and institutions of the dio- cesan directors here. tion to assist the to* ear Wedding Gown* and Attendant* Malone, 1956 teaching of- April 24, cese. Gown*. BENNER Stating that the religious ed- fice of the Church. Naturally, each Hrlda receive* expert fit* RAMBLER The first part of the book ucational work of the clergy YOUR DOCTOR’S Unf from our Miaa Helen who hold* a nnd contains a listing of all par- Sisterhoods through pri- SALES • SERVICE Paterson Maater a Degree In thla field. prescriptions filled . . . vate Volunteers Get #, S»me location elnce IRAH” appliance ishes, including number of and parochial schools has 349 Heckenuck St. I. Rutherford been Rev. Francis J. McElhone, families registered, times for remmkably success- 431-ttOO Service Pins ORIGINAL DESIGNS COSMEVO April 22, 1945 Sunday, holyday and weekday ful, Msgr. Reynolds main- On Union Ave.. 1 block wett of Masses 'S MADE-TO-ORDER Bergen Auto off Route 17 216 PATERSON Rev. Frederick and the schedule of tained that the impact of a ST. PATERSON J. Mitchel, PATERSON Anthony Ar- 22, 1950 special devotions. It also gives mounting Catholic population April ienta of Paterson received a of the number families regis- constitutes a definite challenge service pin for 3,500 hours of tered in the parish. to parochial administration. H&J volunteer work for St. Jo- There is also an alphabetical "That the parochial school seph's Hospital at the annual telephone of the directory system alone is inadequate in meeting of the Marion Guild priests the Bridal Salon of diocese, giving the solution of the present re- April 12 at the hospital. their date ordination. A of list ligious education problem on Sister Anne Jean, adminis- of seminarians and diocesan 6-15 a national level is beyond de- trator, 20 awards, Fair lawn Av«., Fair Lawn institutions presented completes the di- bate," he said. "The Ofetr Rlv#r eight mil- one of them a special gift to Rd.) rectory, lion Catholic children attend- Grace Hutcheson of Paterson, SW 6-7861 Copies of our the directory, at ing public school demand who has served as a volunteer $2 each, are available dedicated attention to OPEN EVENINGS time need cash from the ex- in the business office for 15 any you Rev. Paul J. Longua at the pension and development of years. 24 Schools Chancery Office, DeGrasse the Confraternity of Among those who received St. Religion.” awards a TC* were 12 members of get the Queen’s Teens, student volunteer group. One of these, “See me personally before you Peter Mead of East Side High has served 2,000 hours. buy any will PERSONAL LOAN -^►AUTOMATIC School, car. I give you Fire Kindles the deal that can’t be beat!’’ Brotherhood TROPHY PONTIAC SYOSSET, N Y. (NC) A Hal Charkowskl fire destroyed a Jewish syna- When financial emergencies find you short of cash, come to The Trust gogue here —and kindled the Company of New Jersey - any office - or phone OLdfield 3-4100 to apply spirit of community brother- UNBEATABLE DEALS NOW! hood. for a loan. Get up to $2500. Take up to 2 years to pay. You needn't be a Shortly after the blaze 100 '64 PONTIACS depositor. All offices open Monday evenings 6 to 8 P.M. pupils from the synagogue at- tended religious instruction TEMPESTS • IE MANS • GRAND PRIX classes in a Catholic school. Jersey City Facilities were offered by most EASIEST PAYMENTS • FINEST SERVICE The Hoboken neighboring churches and PLUS wonderful Weehawken synagogues. selection of Used Cars Trust Union City "I have only praise for our Company West Catholic and friends New York OPEN I to • neighbors BROADWAY Secaucus who helped us in our hour of 988 AAMCO LIFETIME GUARANTEE IN WRITINO of New M need, "said Rabbi Jersey Member Federal Deposit Morris Ap- BAYONNE Insurance Corporation nuTomnm TRnnsmissions pieman. He intends to send Pope Paul VI a commendatory letter, HE 7-4900 255 CROOKS AVE.. CLIFTON 772-3182 Reconstruction of the ruined Open Evenings synagogue is expected to be completed in about two months. Work also has started «\aV.e a WHY TAKE LESS ? ? ? on a now synagogue. NEW "'X Bishop Navagh’s CARS Appointments

SATURDAY, APRIL 18 FINANCED 9 a.in., Communion break- fast, Diocesan Council of Cath- Per WHEN YOU PLAN olic Women, Pope Plus High TO CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS School, Passaic YEAR 2 p.m„ Confirmation, St. Paul’s Clifton Notify Per SUNDAY, APRIL 19 Circulation Dopt. 8 a.m. Communion break- *4 SlOO fast, St. Mary’s Hospital saic The Advocate 3:30 p.m.. Dedication, Vati- UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY 31 Clinton St. can Pavilion, New York World’s Fair (Your Auto Insurance May Be Included) Newark, N. J. 07102 \ 1 p.m., Public speaking graduation class, Passaic County Federation of Holy Name Societies, Robin Hood Nam* - Inn, Clifton MONDAY, APRIL 20 N*w Address CURRENT 7:30 p.m., Confirmation, Sa- DIUIDEIID cred Heart, Clifton

City Cod* _ Zip ASSETS EXCEED Parisian ..j . , Beauty School $30,000,000. Ml Itata It.. Hackanaaak, N. Parish If Known . J. THE Old Addr*ss Used Cars Also Financed At Low Rates ______ACADEMY addf.u iHcfctr fnm frwit of faptt will htlpl WYCKOFF SAVINGS OF HUDSON COUNTY BEAUTY NATIONAL SANK A LOAN ASSOCIATION JERSEY CITY CULTURE MAIN OFPICI. 392 Main Strut, BAYONNE WEEHAWKEN 2 Wyckoff HONOR EMBLEM SCHOOL Allow weeksfor changel 0»h«r (XltOMi Midland Park. daddla River, Oakland 4 Franklin HOBOKEN NORTH BERGEN OHRN MONDAY .. Day A Ivanlni Clum .. • FRIDA Yk-J _ FRIDAY NIQUT M HUbbird 7-2203 , union city guttenberg 12 THE ADVOCATE Aprfl IK, IflKl Was I Thinking... CDA to Meet Bloomfield Woman At Shore Birth Control, a Deliberate Gives Talk ATLANTIC CITY The Closing State Court of New Jersey in God’s Face Catholic Daughters of Ameri- Slap ca will hold its 29th biennial At World convention at the Shelburne Congress By RUTH W. REILLY Hotel April 23-26. It will open Did you r-ad the with a 7 business meet- article by tmate purpose of sex is GOD DOES not that p.m. ROME (NC) Six hundred the and gen- plan step come, this way Rosemary Kuether in the Sat- eration, ami that ing April 23. members of the World Fed- love, while each intercourse result in con- of looking at tilings may nev- Martin W. urday Evening Post entitled: nice, can be witli." He Auxiliary Bishop eration of Catholic Young dispensed ception. Through nature er change. Americans can "A Catholic mother tells The Church Stanton of Newark, state CDA Women and Girls gathered for teachers that reveals that there are several bring a balance.” in a 'Why I Believe Birth Con- marriage is a sacrament. chaplain, will celebrate the federation's world con- days during each month when The before the " day congress trol.’ 1 found myself What 9 am. Pontifical I/>w Mass gress here to search out coun- is a sacrament? A sacra- His creative power is most ways ended, Pope Paul VI received witli her toward greater tering on almost ment is an outward sign insti- likely to he exercised. The pat- in St. Nicholas Church April solidarity the delegates in audience, lie every point. tuted by Christ to give tern of and sterility is 24. Auxiliary Bishop James J. among social classes, organ- said: grace. fertdily Mrs. Buether for the of Diocese izations, nations and peoples. pleads The man jnd woman give called rhythm. Hogan the Trenton "The subject of your reflec- those acceptance of artificial birth the sacrament to each other, will be the principal speaker Among present was tions urges to While sexual intercourse you embrace control. at the Mrs. Peter Cass of Bloom- She contends that and the union of man and convention banquet life with a Catholic outlook, may be enjoyed in marriage since the intent and purpose wife is the sign of the 25. field, N.J., who gave the clos- sacra- without April excluding from your field of the conception of a of is to divorce sex ment. ing talk of the rhythm Great and increasingly or even Matthias E. Marlcy, Far congress. She vision no people, no race and child, without the pos- from and since sweet East for is the federation’s permanent impregnation as the natural joy of of (as in project supervisor no continent. It is precisely the sibility conception observer-consultant at the Uni- intent and purpose of the the marriage act is, it is but sterility, older Catholic Relief Services because you are Catholics that cases of known ted Nations Economic act are the main criteria of its a shadow of the deeper gifts in New York; Congressman and So- your outlook must not be con- couples, etc.) the couple may cial Council. morally, therefore, artificial of strength and holiness which William T. Cahill of New Jer- fined or limited by any hori- never use contraceptive birth moral. control is husband and wife open to each sey and C. Kanane, su- zon. means to deliberately rule out Mary TAKING THE congress other. preme CDA secretary, will "Those who think that re- AFTER STATING that the the possibility of generation. theme of Christian solidarity also speak. ligious education shrinks our We are to use this God-given as her topic. Mrs. Cass sexual union in marriage is Election and del- own faculty of seeing and under- gift according to God's design. of officers spoke of two major difficulties "an end in itself, and its St. E’s to Hear control egates to the July supreme standing what is universal are fruits In artificial birth the besetting man in his quest for are just as real in the convention will be held. The very badly mistaken. The couple says to God: "Sex is closer relations. sterile marriage as in the fer- sense Russian Critic convention will close with a Christian has the of the CHRIST RELIES UPON important to our married hap- One is what she YOU - With these words Rev. Xavier tile one," she goes on to say: called the whole, of the complete; the piness. You made it the bond Communion breakfast follow- Individual's "crisis of identi- De Los Arcos, O.R.S.A., presents the crucifix and "There is no mistaking the CONVENT STATION A Catholic is Hojita ing noon Mass 26. a stranger no- de Servicios Church's lecture by Marc Slonim April which draws us together and April ty,” which she said might be to Mrs. Saturna Venegas who accepts them meaning when it where; he is a citizen of the completes us. Marriage is just at tells man and wife who do 16 at St. Elizabeth's traced to the individual's loss a Cursillo "And a College world." by replying I upon Him." Also shown not marriage without it! Still of not want another child that here will climax a round of 3 Planned a sense of belonging to a is Noemi Acosta, at Plays The world federation repre- a professor the Cursillo. Mrs. Vene- we can't manage another to others they must sacrifice their sex- discussions on Russian litera- group, or to some- sents about 10 of 40 million mem- gas was one women from the Newark Archdiocese child now. The an- At Caldwell thing. ual relationship, either partial- ture by members of the Liter- right only bers of 81 affiliated organiza- attending the Cursillo de Cristiandad at the swer we can see is birth con- Brooklyn or It ary Commission. The CALDWEuL The Genes- The other difficulty, accord- tions. ly completely. means lecture, Cursillo Center. trol. O God, you understand!” that the only thoroughly legit- open to the will be held ian Guild dramatic club of ing to Mrs. Cass, is a lack of public, at Caldwell a common 7:30 in St. Joseph’s Hall. College will sponsor unifying purpose IN RHYTHM the couple with an festi- groups, and Slonim will speak on inter-collegiate play among a conse- the same problem, having loss Dostoyevsky, es- val in the auditorium April quent of a sense of com- concentrating prayed for God's guidance in 18 8 She pointed to on "The Brothers at p.m. munity. a uni- pecially their decision, now making Students fied Christianity as Karamazov” and "The from Caldwell, a means Legend asks His help to carry it of overcoming both these dif- of the Grand Inquisitor." Au- Newark College of Engineer- through. They leave the rest ficulties. thor of over 20 books on Rus- ing and Seton Hall University in His hands and pray to grow sian literature, Slonim is di- will present one-act plays. Maria H. C. Vendrik of the in love for each other and for the rector of studies Dancing will follow. Netherlands, federation's foreign at God through this sacrifice. president, noted that Mrs. Sarah Lawrence College in The first couple, by using Cass was the only American Europe. Women's contraceptives, deliberately Role delegate at the congress, and Dialogue discussions con- takes arms against God's cre- urged greater participation by ducted by Dr. Edmund K. Discussion ative power. They shut the Topic U.S. women. Kostka, associated professor of door in His face every time NEW YORK CITY The modern languages, and Sister “AMERICANS CAN they have intercourse. Bethany Conference will hold contrib- Eileen Campion, instructor in ute a' two-session discussion their sense of the practi- The second couple, seeking on cal English, with the students "The Role of the Single Wom- and the concrete,” said to conform with God’s will ex- have the lecture. Mrs. Vendrik. "I realize proceeded an in Today’s World" at St. they pressed in the rhythm of na- Jean auditorium here shy away from international ture, offer their abstinence Baptiste congresses because the April 21 and 28 at 7:15 p.m. think- Sister Gets Grant during the fertile period as a in these ing congresses tends loving sacrifice and open their to CALDWELL Sister Agnes be somewhat theoretical FELICIAN hearts wide to each other and Concert Scheduled JUBILIARIANS - Auxuiliary Bishop Joseph A. Sister M. Cornelia, Sister M. Mother Mary, 0.P., assistant mathe- and abstract. But unless Costello shown with Camille, Mary Vir- God 1 is in at all times. LAKEWOOD - The principals April 5 jubilee cere- Rev. Jerome matics professor at Caldwell annual American organizations take ginette, Staniszewski, O.F.M., Cos- monies at Immaculate Bishop No matter how modem spring concert sponsored Conception Chapel, Lodi, after tello, Rev. Joseph Landowski, Sister College has received a grant or by Pontifical O.F.M., M. Donuela how learned Georgian Court celebrating a Mass of Thanksgiving for 16 and Sister M. Eulalia, from the National Science your approach, College's Standing: Sisters M. Jutta, M. Jean- Felician their Foundation. Sister will there is as much difference music department will be held 'Lettermen’ Sisters, marking golden anniversary in the ette, M. Boleslaus, M. Agnes Armela, M. Blandina, M. Leonarda, 26 at 3:30 the congregation After the Mass he attend a conference on linear between artificial birth control April in Casino placed a crown of thorns M. Dulcine, M. Felicitas, M. the head of Barbara, M. Fidelia, M. Susan algebra to be held at the Uni- and rhythm as there is on campus. Glee clubs of At on each Seated left to St. E's jubilarian. right are; and M. Arcadia. versity of Arkansas in June. between night and day. Georgian Court and St. Peter's City, will CONVENT STATION - The College, Jersey be Lettermen will featured. Proceeds will go to appear in a concert at St. Joseph Hall, St. the building fund. Elizabeth’s College here, April North 19 at 2 Date Book Womens p.m. The program will Jersey Activities include of folk songs, ballads, DO YOU KNOW show tunes and rock 'n roll. Proceeds will go toward the Information mutt bo rrc*l\cd by ]Q Theresa's international on Monday the auditorium. Kenil- Mrs. Henry Bcndonna, student benefit l.m. ol urok of pub chair- Benediction. ization, Union County Chapter dren's Elizabeth THIS WOMAN? ilcation if it la to b* included in the worth; Guild, fund Margaret m an which was established by Dato Book llttlnf unites (hero it an Reinhart, 8 MONDAY, APRIL 211 Meeting, p.m., St. Jo- Luncheon-fashion show, 1 p.m., She it married and it be- early deadline. All notices should be speaker; international SI. Cecilia's happily the student body during tho ex- Rosary, Kearny mailed Our of the Ros- seph's cafeteria, Roselle. Millburn. tween 33 and 43 of with change. topic Dance Lady Valley Chanticler, yeort oge. Hungarian uprising. Publicity chairmen are Intlted to buffet. II p m , an- make of (hit aer\ice. We Mill need ary. Orange Card FRIDAY. APRIL 24 St. Dominic Academy Moth- on eaty-going, pleating personality u»c Third Order ditorium; Mrs party- the *\ent. lime, place, the name of Dominican, Edward Parter, She it her musicale, Grulich’s; er's Club, Jersey ownt or buying own the top*c. and the name the chair Caldwell 8:30, pro- St. Benedict's Mothers’ City of College Chapter chairmen. home. She would ceeds to Luncheon-fashion enjoy working man Card St. reduce debt; Mrs. League, Newark Card show, l Sister THURSDAY. 16 party-fashion show, 8:30, Stanislaus Young Ladies with bridet to-be end helping them Gets APRIL p.m., Wcstmount Thomm’s James Barbato, chairman. 8 Country Restaurant, Sodality, Newark Dance, party, p.m., cafeteria; pro- •elect their wedding gownt, brides- St. James Hospital Guild, Newark; Club, West Paterson: fashions Mrs. T. 8:30, Polish Falcon Veteran Catholic Women’s College ceeds to St. Mary’s Abbey maidt' dresses, etc. She It interetted Grant to Newark—Card party 1 p.m., Joseph Shaw, chair- • from Paris Club Dublin, Ireland. In bridal business in man. home. Bridge-fashion show, building fund and Benedictine operating a auditorium. APRIL LODI 8 Farms, SUNDAY, 26 her home ond hot a minimum of Sister Mary Car- Bergcn-llackrnsark FRIDAY, APRIL 17 Sacred Heart Rosary, p.m., Mayfair West Mothers League Priesthood District feet the can devote melita Orzechowski, C.S.S.F., Church of Bloomfield Orange; benefit of Margaret education fund; Mrs. Albert Sacred Heart Combined So- 600-square to NCCW 8 St. Assumption Ros- Luncheon, 1 thit Meeting, p.m., purpote. Income-producing op- of Immaculate ary, J. Keenan chairman. cieties, Clifton Calendar Conception Morristown - p.m., cafeteria; Mildred scholarship fund; Hagovsky, Joseph's, Bogota; election and Pilgrimage portunities ore available with no Convent here, has been to Immaculate Mrs. Leo J. party, 6 p.m., auditorium; ex- grant- installation Gibbs, Katherine Fitzsimmons, St. Joseph's Regional Moth- train- of officers. Conception McDonald, Mrs. Elsie perience necessary (we provide ed a full the chairman. chairman. ers’ Showers, Mrs. Ma- scholarship by St. Dominic Academy Moth- Shrine, return Sunday; Mrs. Guild, Montvale Card ing) - NO INVESTMENT NEEDED. If rinus chairmen. Masters Alumni John Hyler, chairman. 19 8 Ceseletti, you know this her scholarship ers’ Club, Jersey City Meet- SUNDAY, APRIL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 party, p.m., cafeteria; pro- woman (or tee In society of Seton Hall Universi- Carmelite Club, New Maryknoll Sisters’ Guild of Holy Family Academy Al- your mirror) otk her to write ing, 8 p.m., auditorium. Jersey Mt. St. Dominic Academy ceeds for library; Mrs. Victor ty graduate school of lan- Chapter—Card New Jersey Meeting. chairman. umnae, Bayonne Commun- Catholic Women’s College Party. 8:30, St. 2 Mothers’ Club, Caldwell Hcide, The Bridal Inc. guages. Cecilia's ion breakfast, 10 a.m. Mass, Council, Club Bible 8 hall. Englewood; Mrs p.m., McMahon's Card 8:30, study, p.m., meeting party-fashion show, APRIL 25 55 Witt 42 St Niw York N. Sister Arthur Maurer. Mrs. Union. SATURDAY, Star of the Sea; Rev. John , 34, Y. Mary Carmclita will home of Mrs. W. Hunter Frank room, auditorium; Mrs. George Poy- St. Battafarno, Elizabeth Hospital Chil- J. Coffey, 0.5.A., speaker. spend the summer at the Sor- Smith, West Orange; Elizabeth chairmen. St. Casimir's Rosary, New- dineez, chairman. bonne in Paris St. Venantlus Altar, ark Meeting, and will re- N.. Kennedy, chairman. Orange after 3:30 Catholic One Parent Organ- side Card with the French Domini- Union-W'cstficld District party, 8:30, audito- Sisters. rium; Mrs. Andrew C. can NCCW Meeting, 8:80, St. Flock chairman. ST. JOSEPH'S GUEST HOUSES St. Mary’s Rosary Altar, In the rich and Rahway healthy restful atmosphere of the beauti- FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL Bridge-fashion ful less Catskills, than 100 miles from New York from show. 7:30. auditorium; City, Mrs. SAINT JOSEPH’S offers Alfred Berg, relaxation, peace and content- chairman. its CORONATION PILGRIMAGE Bay ment on 1500 acres of forest woodland natural trails ley -Seton League, South I hr Swart Suburban for hiking and walking the 100-acre private Lake St. Department Store for Women and Children Orange Meeting, 1:30, Little ROSARY SHRINE, SUMMIT, Dominic excellent for boating and fishing. N.J. Theatre, Seton Hall with campus; FAMILIES WELCOMED . . . Style and Dignity open forum; Mrs. John Clare, Sunday, 3rd chairman. COMFORTABLE ROOMS GOOD FOOD May EXCEPTIONAL CLIMATE from 3:30 4:30 lo p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 18 CONVENT CHAPEL ON GROUNDS Blue Suits Mt. St. Vincent Boy’s Navy Alumnae, RESIDENT CHAPLAIN SPECIAL GUEST PREACHER New Jersey Com- Chapter - OPEN ALL YEAR - For Communion munion It Rev. Francis X. Carden, brunch, a m. Mass, MODERATE RATES Immaculate Conception Cha- Our of Lourdes Write for Booklet Lady Church, pel. Seton Hall, Sizes 6-12 South Orange SEPARATE St. Guest Houses $1795 KA Mountainside, N.J. campus; Mrs. William Joseph J. Duf- HOUSE Saint fy. chairman. Josephs A FOR CLERGY Special Services Rotary Devotions Sullivan County, N.Y. St. Philip's Rosary, Clifton Hoy’s White Communion Suits Tel. MOnticello 770 of Our —Day of 10 Crowning lody Recollection, a m. (Conducted by the Sisters of Mass, Face St. Dominic of Amityville) 8 MR Act of Coniecreation the Immaculate Holy Monastery; 95 to Sizes 612 109 j Huskys 8-12 ®12 Heart of Mary

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HILLSDALE Archbishop John Kodwo Amissah of Ghana, West Africa, ad- dressed the students of St. John tlie Baptist School here in a special assembly April 7. Archbishop Amissah, who was on a two-day stay with the Brothers of Holy Cross, is the on a tour o( U S. visiting schools conduced by the Brothers. He was accompanied bv Brother Gonzaga Day, C S C . mission procurator for the Midwest Province. The mission aLSt. John's is the only New Jersey mission for the Brothers.

Ramsey to Hold Savio Rally

RAMSEY—Over 2,000 Savio Club delegates from New Jer- sey and New York are expect- ed to attend the A FAMILY AFFAIR - Patricia 14th annual Science Students Savio Rally April 19 at 2:30 Top Camuso, first place winner in Don Bosco High School au- in the eighth grade biologi- ditorium here. cal division Named at Archdiocesan Fair of the archdi- Presentation of awards to oceasan science fair, shows the winners of scholastic and — mention NEWARK Four students All honorable win- contests Msgr. Joseph P. Tuite the ex- athletic which were from Archdiocese the Newark ners were awarded a year's held at planation of her exhibit. the club's annual ac- were named gold medal win- subscription to ‘ Science and tivity day, March SCIENCE FOR Mary Janet, C.S.S.F., and first olic Round Table of Science. Listening is Pats brother, 21, and three TOTS - Sister The topics developed in the ners and received watches in Matli Weekly." The Navy Sci- Savio-of-the-Year grade students from Sacred Heart School, demonstrations Walter, who took trophies will Wallington, were: What can be grown in the soil the fourth annual Newark Award of Uirec day second ence a sea be made. give a classroom demonstration in science at Camden of place in the seventh New Jersey, origin of soil, different layers of soil and Archdiocesan science fair on a naval dur- grade voyage vessel Rally entertainment will Catholic A physical science division. be Regional High School, April 11. similar demon- various types of soil found in the April 11-12 at Essex Catholic ing the summer was awarded provided tercentenary state. by several units and stration was given with second graders from St. Theresa's, Sister Victima, C.S.S.F., and to Both are students at St. Phil- Mary Sister Mary High. Joseph Carlucci. awards will be given for the Linden. Theophile, The demonstration program on elementary and C.S.S.F., conducted the science held They were: Other winners were: Grade omena School, demonstration at St. Livingston. best performances. levels Patricia of St. Phil- biological secondary was sponsored by the New Jersey Cath- Theresa's Grammar School in Linden. Camuso 8, sciences: H _ _ _ / f 111 k. lII\JC. Philip Kg pgg _ ' I I, omena School, Livingston (hi Foti. St. Philip the Apostle. THE ADVOCATE ological division), and Joseph Saddle Brook (2nd), Jerome SUMMER CAMP DIRECTORY FOR BOYS AND Carlucci of St Paul of the O’Brien, St John. Orange GIRLS Cross, Jersey City (physical (3rd); sciences. Mark physical Saint division), both Kaczka, St. James eighth graders, Michael, Union CAMP LAKESIDE Patricia Mirda of Immaculate (2nd), and Frank Livelli. Sac- A small school (or <0 Catholic CAMP MOUNIAIN boarding ST. and a law JOHN'S boyi day tludanla. clattaa CAMP Heart of Mary, Maplewood red Heart, Lyndhurst (3rd) amall ar» and (ha program la wlda and NOTRE in 616. mari (biological), and Gerard Rai- Grade 7, biological scienc- thorough tcopa. ona taachar lor Boy. 2100 ft. oil Sandy b.oeh, .parkling door .pringfed st lot*. 100 mile. camp aach 7 tludanla. Walter Gradat « through U. from N Y C. Malur. ond mo of Sacred Jersey es; Camuso, Jr , St Weakly ..p.ri.nc.d l*od.nhip by t*ach*r. and cood.*. from Heart, raporta to partnla. Faa o( DAMEl | *M50. all Inclualva. top-ranking Coll.g.i ond Pr.p ichooli. Councilor City (physical), both seventh Philomena, Livingston (2nd), j I to 4 boy.. Rcid.nt Chop FOR BOYS, 7-15 LAKE N. H. NAMASCHAUG R.nd.nt r.gi.t.r.d OSSIPEE, graders. and Jerome Our Saint Jamat School, Berlin I, Conn. jlom. nun,. Att.nding phy.icion, E.c.ll.nt food pr.por.d by Season: Kacprotvicz, prof*.,tonal June 30 to 24 Rate: Lake Ipoftord, th.f, lo.otory In .ach cobin. C.ntrol hot .how.r.. August $430 per season of | New Hampshire I | On. oil Indu.i.n Lady Victories, Jersey City SSSO. The 310 acres of jf*«, R.comm.nd.d by Good Hou..k*rping. Camp Marist are situated on beautiful SILVER MEDALS and cam- (3rd); physical sciences; Don Lake in New BOYS Ossipce Hampshire. All bungalows are Writ* Rob.rt X. Yol. eras were awarded sec- aid Parholic, Our of Vic- ; Gl.g.ngock, Uni... Athl.tlc A,,n , N.w Ha..n, Conn. and Lady o. equipped with screens, hot cold water, showers • CAMPING WITH A PURPOSf' 1 Phon* 7-4566 and ond winners bronze July to July 29 — $165 ORtgon (N.Y.C.), Voll.y Str.om 5 1888 I,land) place and tories, Jersey City (2nd 1, and } i (long toilet facilities. The campers tra\el to and from New medals and set of books Dorothy McManus. 30 to 26 a Assump- j July August — $160 j York under the personal supervision of the staff. The went to third place winners tion. Emerson (3rd) is conducted Full Season — $300 camp and completely staffed by CCTSS8AIK BOYS and GIRLS—Ages 6 to 16 Catholic Camp (or Boys 7-15 j Pre-season period begins June 34. I : Beautiful Waterfront — Mature Super* : 70 MARIST BROTHERS On Sebaio lake, Maine • vision — Physician In Attendance — : Balanced Meals — All land and A eaperlenced : Resident Chaplain : uattr activities are available New Friend pur atatl of Holy Croat OFF TO CAMP & Including horseback riding, and Nurse — Modern • >ather» 1 Brother* are ready to ; sanitary faclll- riflrry. archery, water Oiling, .canoe and hikes, individual develop each cabin. trip* overnight ootential talent* of boy* in mind! | lies in swimming Instruction la given. A For body spirit. Sport* Ind. everythin# further Information: Phone 241-24*0 or write from E. archery to water*klln|, art* t JOHN CULLUM ST. JOSEPH <*M Bre. Joseph Abel, F.M.t., at craft*, overnlghfc, trips, horseback rid- 113 79th St No. Bergen. N. J. Advocates ing A rifle ranje Sea*. Juno 27-Aug. i . j '*/ i / For ROSELLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 21. B wks. J550; 4 wks. $300. Trantp UNlon 9-2531 or 1270 Season: July Ist to August 26th f. Young lyall. from NYC. Write for Brochure. Boa J-10 RariUn Road Roselle, N. J Bey. By SUSAN DINER I lo»eoh N. Hanna. CSC., Olr. things learn when I meet 835 Clinton ALL SPORTS INCLUDING SAILBOATING Ave . Bridgeport 4. Conn WATER-SKIING, of some you or your teach- Tell 211 forest 7-7292 GOLF ON PREMISES I met a friend of yours Sun- I ers: things learn from your CAMP OUR LADY OF LOURDES CAMP ACADIA day. was the at a • Separate camps for and He speaker contest entries, and things I boys girls • Reasonable AIX-INCLI SIVr. rales Oil’ll HI on opposite ahorei Boys i ll club meeting. You of private lOOacie for « or t ureks. convenient Separate probably learn by weekly lake. pay campi for boyi and sirla mo mile apart. 1600 writing my MAKYCREST rnrnl plans available. In Calektll* Httn lake*. don't know him, but if you acre* two private Superb equlp- met column to you. CAMP ST. JOHN ment. Excellent culilne Mature vtaff Ulth Realdent • rear 1500 acres of • healthful scenic wood- Individual cabins; each him, I know like him. Grand Isle, Vermont lend at 1700 feet accom- prleita. doctor and nuraci. M 73 full aeaaon. S-. 15 one month. you'd altitude. modates five and counsellor campers RIDINO • WATER SKIING • FIELD HOCKEY TENNIS His is FATHER HAKIM was very conducted by the • name Rev. Albert B for girls HIKINO ARTS A CRAFTS ages 6 to 16 • • . WEEKLY DANCES Experienced. mature counsellors • St Joseph s and surprised I him Sisters of is open throughout the BASKETBALL . BOATINO . TUTORING Hakim he teaches phil- when told that Instruct and supervise all carefully year, parents arc welcome to visit Directed campers. Riv. John I. Ruvo. «JJ Writ MJnd Hew York }l osophy at Seton Hall. we receive between 1,300 and St. John the by the jesters of Mercy at any time SI., Baptist Telephone JIJ WA 4-SMO .Season June Philosophy is a big word for 1,900 entries in our contests. Gladstone, N.J. 21 Aug 13 We learn lot about Young Advocates, but one a you from 234-0640 Rates: For illuitratad catalog and rates, irrifo or phona: the entries. We you’ve probably heard your know that chil- 175 for two week period Director of Camp*, Saint Jostpht. Sullivan County, N.Y. Montkello 77f dren as far Florida parents use. It means south, as Write Camp BOYS 610 GIRLS *-14 Marycrost, Ntw York City -TWimng 9-3»00 the study of truths. read the paper and our People 73 Summer St.. Barre. Vermont CAMP ST. BENEDICT (Camp* conducted by the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityvilla.) Many people study phil- Contest had over 100 entries $35 Week Member of the National Catholic Camping Association NEWTON. NEW JERSEY 50 Miles from Newark osophy without realizing it. In from the Camdcn-Philadclphia per FOR BOYS 7-15 JUNE a way you study it when you area. Activities 27 (SafJ - AUGUST 29 fSafJ include swimming, study about the Catholic Faith, Wc learn about your teach- Conducted hiking, tennis, archery, pic- by Benedictine Monks of St. Paul's too Abbey because religion is one form ers, Since more than half nics, ENROLL NOW boating, hay rides, vol- $45. week. $375. for nine week of the entries arc on a per season philosophy. class-pro- leyball, softball, Tbi Outdoor campfires, Only CAMP PIUS ELEVENTH Resident Priests ject basis, we enn sometimes Registered Nutt* Seminarian Counselor* Cabin* S movies, dramatics, and in- 500 All ARE YOU beginning to won- tell what you're studying and uimming Day Camp Acre* Sport* Natural Lake Canoe Trip* Horseback door games. The Ideal For Catholic Boys 6 to 14 in Hudson Camp Riding Riflery Swimming Instructions der why I said he's iyour how your teachers feel about County Send ter brochure friend? certain Write for brochure to. REV. CAMP DIRECTOR. subjects. Oueet . . house evelteble for women New College campus . 1,000 sm CAMP ST BENEDICT. J Well, Young Advocates, Father Haktm made some NEWTON, N. 07860 - acres all 5 22 ... snorts, including Phone (before DU after his lecture he was wonderful suggestions July August June 22) 3-2470 (After June 22) DU 3-3380 about BOULEVARD water-skiing.Elaborate Indian m talking with several of us and things he thought you’d like, Lore . . program . experienced fREE. he wanted to know about you. including an idea for anew DAY CAMP POOL He asked which brother counselors from La many questions. contest will be beginning FOR BOYS l GIRLS CKTXIOG What is Salette order. your reaction to the within a few weeks. under personal supervision of Advocate Young column? How He made me wonder too. srajlOfc Bernie Ockene many young readers docs the What would ns a HMI h you Young FORDH Former ffl have? How do you re- Advocate like to paper read about in WURTSBORO, N Y Atit Basketball Coach act to the book reviews? Do a column? If you let me know, FOR BOYS, 6 16 St. Peter's College You buy the books or borrow I'll give your ideas A Perfect For 44th YEAR 1 a lot of Spot for complete information call them from the library? thought and one of these weeks A Vacation Perfect Hemlock 7-3434-5 DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP He wanted to know how maybe your suggestion will be • Fine Food • Modern Facilities • All Sports or writ# STAATSBURG-ON.HUDSON-NEW YORK many of you entered the con- the topic of tlie week. CAMP FOKDHAM mm pruv idei LOCATION. 258 COso, ip> sb Kill ... on Rout. 9 it miloi North of N YC. tests and what entries Yes, Young everything the real boy wanU Box 191, Bayonne, N.J. ... your Advocates, for vacation. built e 500 acre* of HOUSING: Newly (1951-60/ dormitories; each with own lavatories were like. Father Hakim was interested rolling hide and woodlande and hot showers. There arc • • ■ private lake, high up in many things I in you, and you can add him the picturesque deer country COUNSELORS: XAVERIAN BROTHERS could tell him about you to your list of friends. of the Catekille. Head All coun- Sports Filtered Pool eclor: Eduard Kllkelly. Teach- . . . Hub* Swimming . . . Archery er and Whits CAMP CHRIST THE KING FOR BOYS Track Coach. St. Ag- / / MU. Riflary . . . Tutoring . . . Registered Nurse net II. S., Rockville Centre. SEASON. July 1 to Augutt 261 h (8 Ideal for Catholic boys 7 to 14. Located fine lake Blairs- LOW WEEKLY BUDGET la, Weeks) comp on near (amp RATESi Full Half Modern RATES season $135 toaton SIBO town, N.J. cabins, excellent program, trained Staff. Special For Catalog or Information Prlvsls lake Wslsr sports, naturs study, WRITE. REV. H. R. character Write BARRON, OR. emphasis on development. All iporti, swimming, campfires, or Cell: rillery, bsicbsll, crattwork, dally movies, 869 N.Y. horseback riding, nature study, arts ond etc. Resident and MICHAEL MARGEllO camping trips to mountains, laundry, riding, Lexington Avo., 21, N.Y. crofts, prleit tutoring Ineludad In fas o( $450. Resident Phong: RHinelander 4-2080 nurse. A Sclnrtino Place (4 to 8 P.M. Chaplains. Christian Brothers. Hell-season only) While Plain.. N. V. WI u *°* enrollment accepted . INSPECTION AND CQ/APARISON Willie Plains 9AA61 ST. JAMtS SCHOOL CAMP TEGAKWITHA FOR GIRLS BERLIN I. CONN. locaf.d lak. on Hopalcong, N.w Jtrt.y'i moil beautiful natural lak.. For girli 7-tS. frl.ndly .xc.tl.nl Mother Mazzarello olmoiph.r., food, w.ll-plonn»d pro- Camp of hon.bock gram aclivltl.i, riding. Coll«g..|*vtt count.lon. r.ild.nt Girls betwen fl and CAMP yrs. to 14 yrs. Weekly rate $3O prl.il nun*. Campari or. .ncourag.d to acqulr. habltl of Caurtaiy, DON BOSCO coop.rally.n.lt, l.lf r.llanc. SISTER DOMEMCA, F.M.A. NBWTON, MP 07*60 659 Belmont Avenue, North Haledon, N.J.

7 WWCS _ H Resident Nurse: JUNE 28 to AUG. Boating, Crafts, BOTH CAMPS ar. conduct.d th. Newark CYO and Swimming, Hiking, by or. fully accrod- ir.d th. National Cathali. Boy. 9 ■M Hobbies, Dramatics, under supervision of Salesian by Camping A.toclatlon and th. Am.rlcan Attoclall.n. INTEREST Sisters Camping Tutoring and hon.bock riding avallabl. at alight Ral.t .xtra coil. (b.lh campi): S.aion (I win.), $325. Manlh, $l9O. 2 Al No brtra Coot Mdmg Telephone 201 HAwthorne 7-0452 wk»., $95. Writ, far brochur.t and CYO 101 Paid from Day of on mopt. CAMPS, Plan# $l., Deposit ma.ii j for OMrr Boy. at l Nontool Nl N.wark. Mltch.ll 1-2940. Kolfy tnpmi.nl by Hw 37th SEASON ONE YEAR SAUStAMS OF ST JOHN BOSCO o,g ls g., 7 The Conmient, $40.04 toook - $260.00 Soooon CAMP BROADLEA CAMPS ST. REGIS WH4« CERTIFICATES for Pincß fbioi NHM EAST HAMPTON. TONG ISLAND Friendly Bank That OOSHEN, NEW YORK Now York Serve: TouBetter! Thruway to Exit 16 S|J7 fo 17M OF DEPOSIT FOR BOYS • FOR GIRLS ALL FOR GIRLS (6-16) TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS On sparkling ipringfod Swimlng A Diving Riding Muiic Dramatics Arts & Cratil s*lB $ CAMP G'anlto loll* Separate Camps, Ages NOTRE DAME JUNE 27 Beautiful Includes io Naw Hampshlr# ta AUOUST 22 - $450 PUU SEASON setting mile-long land/ broch on *lOOO shelter Islond Sound, surrounded miles of 25,000 Mombor. Amorican Comping by virgin Association I3 forest. Salt * rood d#llclou,| y P'tpared by professional chsf. Clear, safe, Water Swimming, Sailing, Alls REGULARl SPECIALCHECKING ResideßM^ianSlun^anfi*UResident Chaplain and S°L"~ National Catholic Comping Association *&* ACCOUNTS, *e|litered Nuria Airy, icraanid cablm, tach with Horseback Crofts and oil lavatory. Riding, sports. Pirtoiul Loam, Auti Loans. Sill liparlanctd itaffS- Deposit Sons, ptrtonal interest In Slstori of ft. aach camper Dominic fl4-3*4-S3lO . 6133 - *134 And All Ottior Mill vinlnb Urbin Modern Facilities t Banking Stnlcis VISITORS Equipment—Tutoring Available MOMIIACI «.*'.'»• 111 POOUIO Annul WEICOMI MOUNTAIN * CMm Staff •mMJSB •I°W Hnbrourk Hil.Mi, N. J. lfading competed of mature, etiperlontod IT •*p.'t» In the field Rooionoblo Mill or IT lIIH camping Including Prank "lo" COMMERCIAL nl.. lor 4 or I «..kl Adami, former Fe'dkam Bo.Wetholl Coachj Don 31> Kennedy. Director of Athletic, and la.kotboll Coach, St. Peter'. College. TRUST • CO. Jetult a BEECHWOOD day camp Chaplain Private Chapel • Medical Staff 459 c OF NEW Strowfown Road Now Wait - JERSEY Nyoek, York Season $495 Tuition Flan Boyi * Olrli 4-14 •Juno M • Avgust II ■ducolloii IS Exchango Plies, Our tlihtoonlh Iniun iyo«rsm SEE FOR Jirsty City Jun* «th H Ag.ull 10th VISIT A YOURSEIF IdMUy located In tbo It Convtnltnt Offieti for Full Ssrvica Hudooa Highland* only Banking ol*ty mlloo north of Not* York City Tooonla or write or phene lor IntermeNtn Lodn alloti « ucli.roundod program af DON KENNEDY, fil. Peter's College, M4l BAYONNE f JERSEY CITY • UNION CITY Intellectual. acUvTtl ond physical The _ OHM MOMOAY s bubs features on edvtaileo r cl IVININOS (t.c.pl pu«) BBH?iSrr«SB!rß.'«: prc tlly .1 -a rtri;^. *y^ >AvU T UT*. j«m, C.I, a him. r i» i - U»lm c.i, • i* i Cootad: v 4?, JomOO A. Kllnfll 14.*!I4.*! 14-10 3411. Avingi Now Jtruy WL.J, Jackton n. now ymk Condiicfi-d Brothers Schools WlmtiOr 74410 VMM hy the Maris! ol the- THE 14 ADVOCATE April 16. 196-1 For World's Fair

In Youths' Corner Governor Proclaims CYD Day It Paging Might Make So TRENTON Gov. Richard leen Leo, Marie Grappo, Vir- J. Hughes this week pro- ginia Ross, Patricia Sodolak, By ED WOODWARD claimed May 7 New Jersey all St. Matthew’s (Ridgefield); Some months ago, while CYO in honor of the pag- Gomatos, at the Rockerfeller As for the fair itself, "I still Day or- Bernadette Burazeski, Sacred ing through a health ganization's plans of a salute Diane mag- Institute after I saw an article can’t get over it,” she re- Heart (Lyndhurst); Dit- Letantia to the World’s azine, Bernadette in the New York Times about marked. “I would have been Fair that day. trich, St. Thomas (Bloom- Jankowski of Units from the Newark Lodi paused at him working on virus and can- Arch- field); John Masterson, St. happy with an honorable men- an article which diocese and the Paterson, caught her cer.” tion When they announced the Genevieve's (Elizabeth), and attention. Trpnton and Camden dioceses Michael Hatunian and Walter Dr. Gomatos invited Letan- winners, they read my name Subsequent events are to participate. could tia to New York to talk about last and I thought by then that expected Mierzyewski, both Mt. Virgin make that article the turning Chairman Robert Begin, who (Garfield). the project and he encouraged I hadn’t won. Then they got to point which will determine the is Bergen CYO assist her to undertake the effort. "I my name. They had a little County ant future career of this program director, said the Immacu- learned so much from him," trouble pronouncing it. but I Baseball to late Conception (Lodi) youngsters will tour 12 Begin High she said. “Without I didn't niind. 1 was so thrilled pavil- his help lions School sophomore. or exhibits in a MONTCLAIR Twenty- could never have done it." and happy.” program teams which will conclude with a seven vdll open play "I HAD ALWAYS wanted to Letantia, who claims she ODDLY ENOUGH, the NCE special fireworks at next week m Essex County become “didn't display a lawyer,” she said know what a virus prize has made it impossible the Japanese Pavilion in hon- CYO spring grammer base- this week, “but now 1 have was” before she began the for Letantia to reach her or- or of the CYO. ball leagues. Winners in each become very interested in project, shows the kind of en- iginal of objective. She can't en- four divisions will compete pathology since I started thusiasm which must have BEGIN ALSO announced my ter the Immaculate Conception for the county championship project.” added much to the success of that the Newark Archdiocesan fair because its date conflicts at the conclusion of the regu- Her “Virus her work when she CYO will talent project, Asa describes with the national fair. present a lar season. Link to the steps involved. show at the New Cancer,” won her one But, nobody is too concerned. Jersey Pa- of the two top prizes vilion that Participants in the She has already made her day. Greater Newark Science "I INJECTED six litters b'f in the CYO’s march of talent Fair mark upon the school she and is TO ALL LAY-MEN at Newark hamsters,” explained, contest will make 11 acts College of Engin- very much in the spotlight up last week. “two at the second of life, which will have eering Along with day there. There have Rudy Moro as the for all at even been Now is time good that a to two the fourth day of life master of goes trip Baltimore requests. PASCHAL ceremonies. autograph - MEAL the first of Catholics to for the and two at the sixth day of Following cup wine at a meal at Immaculate A special arm yourselves National-International Her parents. Mr. paschal performance of life. 1 to and Mrs. late Heart Academy last week, the Science Fair May had inject them server, Marianne Roncali, these acts is 19 with the truth and Perfec- 6-9. very Victor Jankowski, and presents a basin, pitcher and planned April her to the leader. Rev. Michael young because after a certain napkin J. who washes his hands at St “The article was about virus freshman Darcy, and recites a Philip’s (Saddle Brook) sister, Evelyn, are tion. age they become immune." prescribed On either side of at 2 as a cause of also prayer. Father Darcy are Patricia Sikora and Sister p.m. possible cancer," busy spreading her prais- An- she "After two months. I nette Marcella. Third Order of St. Dominic recalled, “and 1 had never disect- es. The performers, who were cd heard about that before. I them,” she added without While selected 10 at audi- de- Letantia led the list of April an extends an invitation to at- cided to hesitation. “Some died tion at make that my biology from winners, she was not Sacred Heart (Lynd- the only tend our meeting held at project for the cancer and I etherized the our school’s science Catholic school student to do hurst), are Walt Madurski, St. fair in May. ethers. You could see the dif- well. Claudia Elizabeth's Kathleen the Daly of Bayley- (Linden); ference in the greater effect Ellard won an Essex McCloskey, St. Francis “I WROTE TO some of County com- the cancer on the ones two Dental tßidgefield Park); Robert Na- for information Society Award and two BLUE CHAPEL panies and I days old than on the ones six of her fellow Ellard tion, Madonna (Fort Lee); wrote to a Bayley - doctor. Dr. Peter days old." 14th and West Streets students, Francis Burans and Skip Rooney, Our Lady of David Lourdes N.J. Doyle, teamed up for (Mountainside). Union City, the American Also, Daniel Rocket Society Coros, Kath- third of LEARN •very Sunday award. for •ach month at 3:00 P.M. George Sheridan of Seton Hall ELECTRONICS won a plaque in physical WRITERS (gfD sciences and Brian Egan of OPPORTUNITIES N.Y. publisher WHILE STILL Essex Catholic won an all-ex- wants books on all subjects, better^ •kllon, non liclion No fee lor 16-35 prolasslonal WOMEN Electronic opinion. FREE: FOR pense trip to Chicago ‘or the Brochures that show how EMPLOYED your book can be Youth Conference on published, publicised, School the Atom. *°™’ ,nd r,icl Serve God by Serving Others payA J * * reprints on writing, publishing, contracts. Write Depl D 255 EXPOSITION PASSAIC AVE., KEARNY, N. J. TELEPHONE 998-8833 WORTH NOTING - Thirty- JM Park Ave. five professional So., N. Y. H mASE SEND ME COMPLETE persons will INFORMATION AND BOOKLET. discuss possible Nim*. careers with Seton Hall ACADEMY OF Prep students on SAINT ELIZABETH the school's first career day SECONDARY SCHOOL April 22. EOR GIRLS Founded ISSO Fully Accredited SISTERS OF CHARITY Convent, New Jersey The of Dallas JEfferson 9-1600 University is generously supportedby benefactors, enabling it to offer a low tuition rate to those who for qualify admission. Write, describing your qualifica- tions to the Admissions Counselor, University of Dallas Station, Texas, 75061. FOLLOW ME Major programs in the Arts, Humanities, Sciences, and Social Sciences; through ChrUt seek* new apostles for His work. to Follow plans graduate degrees in Engineering-Science and in Business Management. Him as a Capuchin Franciscan. For Information OL call: 3 2200 or mall coupon to: Sisters of Reparation Fr. EPISCOPAL Raymond, O.F.M. Cap. of the Congregation of Thomas J. Roberts, S.J. retired Mary MEMBER - Archbishop (right), Archbishop oun Hill Road Providing Homo for Poor and of • India, accepts a as an Friendless Woman and caring for Bombay, diploma associate member of the Mt. Carmel Bronx 47, N. Y. (Bay- spiritual, mantai, physical onne) men's Sodality from prefect John Czerwienski. The thalr presentation was made at Nama naads. all the Catholic Leaders • Teaching Catachism to agas of Young Institute, which is directed Rev. M. Grabowski by Stanley Address Children and Taan Agars. Conducting Residences for Work- (center), 12 at • April Holy Family Academy (Bayonne). ing Girls. cw * Grada Write: Vocation Directress 14) West 14th Street, N. Y. Stata 11, N. Y. By Jesuit Prelate Thona Telephone: CHelsoa ) 3540

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BAYONNE Youths should to ask questions, but it would the first time, perhaps, since Sisters of become involved with the Sorrowful Mother vitally be positively wrong not to ask, the Reformation there has IA FRANCISCAN COMMUNITY) the two great issues of our because they arc a things which been really serious and ef- vl times uhi! V** Hospital*: nursing pharmacy, the population explo- concern you human fective laboratory. V vitally as concerted effort by our X-ray office, library, and domestic sion and work School!: svar and peace. beings, as Americans, and Lord's Catholics and catechetical, elementary, and disciples, secondary Reboots; professional and practical That is part of what Arch- above all Catholics.” school. as Protestants in the same sense, of nursing. Homes for the aged, the Thomas J. convalescent. and homeless children. Forelfn bishop Roberts, Regarding the new spirit of to consider the great problems missions Aire- 14 to 30. S.J., retired of archbishop dialog resulting from the Vat- of and government and Wrl,# justice •a* a. t 0 Vocational Directress, Bombay, India, told 50 Morris Avonuo, Danville New high ican Council, he said: “For what is not permitted in war.” Jersey (Telephones school seniors who attended a OA 7-tOOI) Young Catholic Leaders Insti- tute at Holy Dates HERE ARE Family Academy Bergen Play Listed 12. THREE EXHIBITS April PARAMUS Dates have Semi-finals will be held April been set for one-act “I WOULD advise you,” play con- 28 at St. Francis and April eliminations THAT YOU MUST SEE AT THE Archbishop Roberts said, "to test by the Ber- 29 at St. Matthew’s (Ridge- find out all about what is in- gen County CYO, which will field). volved in the of birth crown its champion May 1 at 1 T, matter control, sterilization and other St. John's (Lconia) at 8 WORLD S INC p.m. FAIR! ( . SiS. INFORMATIVE! The which ) pertinent matters relating to eliminations, Sportsmanship started overpopulation and to know as April 15 at St. Fran- accurately as you possibly cis (Ridgefield Park), will con- Prizes Awarded can what is involved. tinue April 21 at Queen of PARAMUS Sportsman- “Not is it not wrong to Peace (Maywood). Other only ship awards for the recent matters dates and sites are: 22. talk about these and" April Bergen County CYO basketball St John’s and See the “fun house (Hillsdale); season were announced this 23, Visitation Founded In 1899 the Sisters of of the future”. April (Param- week by Rev. Edward J. by Charity . . Haj- second bettl os). the gas appliances y accept duk, county CYO director. In the of of tomorrow. Pup- girls’ grammar di- College Saint Elizabeth pets will tell, musi- CHOOSE the vision, the honors went to As- the future Play Finals cally, sumption (Wood-Ridge) and St. Convent Station, New Jersey m of the gas industry. LEADER! Catharine's (Glen St. Due 19 Rock), April Philip's (Saddle Brook) and Immaculate Conception (Nor- In wood) were ' /R Paterson the junior girls' WEBCOR winners. CALDWELL COLLEGE PATERSON-The first one- FOR WOMEN Among the boys, the junior m act play contest sponsored by prizes went to Mt. Carmel CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY the Paterson Diocesan CYO President STEREO (Tenafly) and St. Peter's CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC wilt reach its climax April 19 (River Edge) and the inter- Accredited Hi-Fi at 2 p.m. at Entre Nous Hall. Fully - o OjwaOraMaNm vazzs:sss you made the right chalcel Director of 39 Ihp WJ D*p-Mr* Ctmmm Vocations, E. 83rd St., New York 28, N.Y. Coniullalloni ty / Appointment Only - ,Jr- (M/wFlmm (Phon© 212 RE 4-1146) Write For _ftr *• r. #. Unn^ PUBLIC Application! IT***U SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY r rif O a Brother. Raqutal Catalog (L) TAXPAYING a THE PLACEMENT SERVANT OF GREAT STATE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Nam* ~ — * *«• ■.! 542 Weitfleld Avenue. Weitfleld, N.J. Address! Nationwide EASTERNA^iwam. Coverage • Coniultation, Advice. Contact City UIMiA«*.(I«M.)NV4 CM] ... In T-CCC Race April 16, 1964 THE ADVOCATE 15 Queen ofPeace Eyes 1st Pennant NJCTC Teams to Divide Efforts By ED GRANT tied with Union for second with 44-yard leg by freshman NORTH ARLINGTON - The field vets Jim and arc Burke troberte and much of the Eag- nine points, one less than the Chico Scheidemann. Tri-County Catholic Confer- Tom Harrington. NEWARK This will be a les' chances will depend on winner. Bergen Catholic wor the 480- week of divided effort for ence baseball pennant has nev- Tom a senior who the of New May, speed their develop- The Seton Hall-Essex Cath- yard hurdles relay in 1:06.8, a at Jersey Catholic Track Confer- er flown Queen of Peace showed a 4-2 record, is the ment. olic duel topped the program. new all-time record for NJCTC teams. High School, but there are of the ence Judging by their mainstay Don Bosco The main Pope Pius vet- McLoone took a 15-yard lead members. Jim Wcnthe and efforts they signs that this could be the •staff and the man whom April 11. should upon erans are infielder Torry from Larry Rooney on the Larry Crimmins were the boys for the Queensmen. come home with a bundle of year coach Rich O’Brien is pinning Puzzo and outfielders Mike opening leg and it was just who made it possible with fast meets Pitching, as coaches will his for medals from in New hopes a third T-CCC Boryczewski and Jim Doubek. about the same margin at the opening and closing legs. tell means so York, RockaWay, you, much in crown in four years of coach- Frank Loßusso, who had an Highland finish. school Park and Philadelphia high baseball, and ing the Ramsey nine. 0-2 record in brief duty two Essex Catholic obviously NOTES: Greg Micozzi of St. of The top race of the April 17- Queen Peace has one of the Catcher Joe Nieradka and and years ago, Bob Dallorso missed John O'Leary, who Bonaventure finally broke his best around in Mike infielders John Bastek 18-19 schedule will be the lefty and are the two pitchers who are won’t be back for a while, but novice with 4:35.7 mile vic- Queens-lona two-mile a Smith, a three-year veteran Terry Wolfe other factors to action relay at are expected see most for would have had trouble even tory at the Seton Hall meet Van Cortlandt Park 17. who finished with a 6-4 record expected to make the Dons a coach St. April Ralph Cavalucci at with him in the lineup. . . . The cross-country ace Seton last year. threat. Cecilia’s. Hall Prep, upset winner St. Peter's defeated St. Bene- hadn't had a crack at at simply Bergen Catholic, the defend- A good of the rest over Essex Catholic the portion dict’s by 15 yards in the mile a medal before this one. . . . ing champion, rolled to the ti- A NUMBER OF underclass- of the Spike Shoe relays last week- regulars will be juniors, relay in 3:29.1. Essex Catholic Essex Catholic also won the end. and St. Peter's tle last year on the strong men, pitchers a fact which (NB), including junior might mean the took CBA by 25 while freshman sprint in a at yards medley right arm of Norm Greg Nosal and Vic Bat- mile winner the same meet, Dermody. (1-4) Saints’ chances arc pointed winning the distance medley in fast 3:59.7, with St. Benedict’s tistuz will go the best New But, he has graduated, leav- (0-1), will be playing more toward next season than against 10:49.2. Greg Ryan caught second . . .Bergen Catholic ran for Mas- 1964. York has to offer, Archbishop ing the Crusaders with a big Pope Pius' coach Ray John Eager with a 4:32.3 mile third and Valley fourth in a gap to fill in its effort to re- Molloy. to win this one, but the big New Jersey mile relay at the tain the crown. For Delbarton surprise was a sub 51-second Commerce meet. SETON HALL will give it a TIIE TEAM WHICH could good try' with a club that offer Queen of the Peace the clocked 8:05.8 at Schools S'a- At Q-I Meet best dium Tim McLoone, challenge to the crown is 'Biggest Year' in Tom Don Prospect Kerrigan, Dan Gaven and Joe Bosco, which won the hon- for Law. or two years before losing MORRISTOWN - The big- reached peaks this year and Pirate to 'Warm out to Bergen Catholic last in interscholastic Many other NJCTC teams Squad Up' gest year there is enough baseball talent year. Both Pope Pius and St. be will be at Van Cortlandt for NEW sports at Delbarton could around many of the same YORK - Seton Hall medley lineup depends on the Cecilia’s one-mile class relay efforts. arc question marks, completed in the current base- athletes to make coach University track coach Johnny time schedule and how the the Eagles because of lack of St Benedict’s, Our Lady of Gibson will ball season. Harry Stilwell optimistic. use the Queens- boys survive the other races. the and Cath- meet veterans and the Saints be- The Green Wave football and Valley Bergen lona April 18 to warm At Philly, it is expected that cause were not inter- ANOTHER independent In olic have the best chance for they in basketball teams have already up for tho more important ti- the Germans, Hennessey and the Our scholastic last Paterson Diocese, old medals. Some of them, tles at competition stake in the Penn Re- Andrews will run the four milo year. Lady of the Lake, is also look- notably St. Peter’s and St. lay carnival the on April 25. The' same fouh ing toward fine following to a season with Benedict’s will be back April weekend at In addition Smith, new Philadelphia. probably will run the medley St. Benedict's a long list of lettermen. 18 for a special sprint med- The Pirates will have coach Ray Earley has a very not April 24 and come back in the Just shortstop Rene Silva, ley relay. promising sophomore hurler in their first-string lineup in any two mile the next day. centerfielder Don Colson and The other Steve Guietti. Most of the April 18 meets are ol the three distance events St. Peter's will also pitcher College List Ray Stearns have the Morris Hills Relays, which at the team is experienced, led by Leading the Q-I affair four- be in the Q-I meet with both graduated, leaving the nucleus have drawn Seton Hall, Essex catcher Bill Petrocco, third- mile, two-mile and distance freshman and varsity mile re- of a strong club. The locals Catholic, Valley, Delbarton baseman Roger Pogoda and medley, Gibson expects to teams. The Peacocks have won their lay centerfielder Frank Of Unbeaten last four games and and Roselle Catholic; the New send his Liola. boys after all three been suffering from injuries five of their last in 1963 Federation at sy( Jersey Relays titles at Penn, with but coach Short NEWARK Even to special lately, Bob fig- THE BERGEN CATHOLIC though close with an 8-7 record. Highland Park, where Bergen emphasis on the four mile and the scholastic baseball sched- Back from that is the ures that Welly Davis, John hopes may depend upon the squad Catholic will win everything, medley. Vigginno, Richie Harvey and quick ule has been sliced consider- leading hitter, lcftfieldcr Tom and the K. of C. Relays in development of Bruce Nines Alan rain to Go North Hughes are ready for the ably by thus far, the num- Santillo who carried a .518 College Shannon when he regains his Philadelphia, where Christian GIBSON INDICATED teams he varsity race, with John Bonder this month ber of undefeated mark —and two of the other Brothers will try its luck eligibility during SOUTH ORANGE would use Herb Gormann and below the double top second-baseman - Before position to bring coach Owen and George McHugh due to He was the number two dropped fig- stickmen, against some stiff opposition taking off on a vital New to Kevin Hennessey on Uie two lead the freshmen. ure level in quick time. Paul Denver (.355) and third- Eng- Carroll the 200 victory lev- from Pennsylvania and South- moundsman behind Dermody. land Seton Hall mile team, with Ernie Tolen- baseman Tim swing, Uni- el with a win against FDU as Until coach Vic St. Benedict's held a Valentine (.342). ern New Jersey schools. Seton then, Liggio Prep versity's baseball team will well as boost their Collegiate tino on a third log and the expects John to comfortable lead in that Hall will be at the All Hallows Fairclough group ALSO RETURNING close its first fourth to chosen are Bob home stand April Baseball Conference to man be from EARLY BIRD in 14 record 19 at carry the burden. action through April as 16 Relays April Van Cort- Farrell (.317) at first base, A! against Long Island Uni- 2-0. several candidates. In the four Bob Cast it carried a 60 record after landt. provides experi- Fidellow in the outfield and versity. mile, it will be Bruce Andrews ence behind of the BOAT SALES the bat and Tom trimming, Our Lady Guerriero at catcher. and Germann, Mickey A three-game trip April 18, DURING THE past week. NJCTC SCHOOLS dominated George along Scott and Joe Hubert are let- Valley, 15-2; Roselle Catholic, Guerriero may fill a gap in 19 and 20 Seton the Seton —Hall Shoe with Bob O’Rourke and an as termen who should make the and 4-3, in during which the Hall stopped Rutgers, Spike Buy Early and Save $ $ $ 7-2, I’arsippany, undecided teammate. rightfield, leaving the catch- high-flying Pirates could great- C-S; Fairtield, 19-2; Provi- meet, winning everything but yet The nucleus of a good infield. Out- the past week. ing post to Chris Bennett. Pete Small I)#po*U Holds Your Purchaa# ly enhance their hopes for that dence, 9-7, and NYU. Acc hur- the two sprint events, which McSherry is the short- For Onc« In A Li/Kim# Sal#. THE GRAY BEES also taking long-awaited fiist NCAA bid ler Falcon went to Scotch Plains and gave NEW YORK Larry hiked his Spectacular Boat and Motor Sal# stop Sheridan boast the assignment. will send Seton Hall against record to 2-0, but rc- the Union County school the Longo, leading pitcher, Tony strong Dining At Its Best • Duraftch • Claifron Fibtrolasi John was 3-4 won Reilly, who last Providence, Boston Ftf title. Essex was Ciurczak, who his first College work by Bill Matusz (for team Catholic • Appla by • Runabouts • A#rocraft and With N.D. Eleven three A year, Santillo, who was am* Holy Cross. two victories) games. teammate, and soph Ron • Pan Yan • Alumacraft • Old 1-0, arc the front-line hurlers. GILHULY'S shares the Dc' Mauro further Town # Johnson • Pafarboraufh NOTRE DAME, Ind. - Jun Dennis Farrell, brightened for CHILDREN hurlers ST. PETER'S the mound LAI Som# Leftovers Wholesale Lea# ior Tom Longo of Lyndhurst, second spot among LEADING THE Laker vets College also picture as did a RESTAURANT and BAR at or will to who earned his letter as a with Bart lurato of Don Bosco is Mike who travel New England successful start by another (E«t. im> pitcher Murphy, SI for RELIGIOUS Delicious Luncheons and Dinners Specials on Used Boat* defensive halfback Tech and Ray Burner of St. this week, but not as far. The soph, Hal Race, against NYU. last season, finished with an 8-4 record last served in Homelike Atmoachere Peacocks will be at Daily and SUNDAY Air Good New-life Used Motors is expected to be one of the Mary's (JO. season and batted Bridge- Fred Sabato pitched for EVERYONE .378, He had St. Pet- Convenient to Coliseum A Theaters prime candidates Don Bosco Tech and St. 1.22 port April 18 and Southern er's to 9-5 Choirs Wines Musak. for quarter- a earned run average and a opening game and Liquors Connecticut 21. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR DENVILLE back as Notre Dame Universi Mary's also moved to strong hurled April a no-hitter against Bay- victory against Bloomfield, CATHOLIC PRIVATE PARTIES starts with three tri- Seton ACCOMMODATING IS ty goes through its srping foot- straight ley-Ellard, a background Hall went into a game but the Peacocks stumbled, to #1 BOAT a SPORTS CENTER ball drills this Queen of St. with BOOKS TtJ Eighth A VS., at 44th ft. month. umphs. Peace, which should make him one of Fairleigh Dickinson here 7-4, against Monmouth in their 57 Halsey St, Niinrk Rout* <4 Donvlllo, N. i. OA 7-JMO John’s and Scton Hall each April 15 NEW YORK CITY Phil Sheridan of Rutherford, the top hurlers in the area. with an opportunity second outing. Dally i 4 JO A M. till 9.00 P M. won two to another junior and former Ad- its first games and With the exception of Jerry surpass its best start in Our of the Lake, Marist Devine at several years. The vocate all-star, Is among the Lady third, there is an Pirates records made New candidates for end position. He end Oratory held 1-0 in all-letterman infield with Jim York University Authorized New Car Dealers to 14. their sixth played briefly with the varsity games played up April Morrison, who will also pitch, straight victim, li- UNION COUNTY at 3. April 13 to 6-0 last season, but the Irish have first, Brian Dropchinski at equal a rec- Sales - Service ONE OF THE highlights of ord a big at end since there second and Dick Diemar at with which both the 1958 gap the schedule will send coming aim 1962 is just one letterman back at shortstop. Jack Moysc, a .340 teams opened their Don Bosco Tech against St. seasons. that spot. hitter, heads a trio of experi- Both lost their John's at the former's field seventh enced outfielders. Jim Swellor games, however. BUY BE SAFE FOR THE BEST DEALS in a which will launch RIGHT IN AUTOMOBILES game and Wally Stcfkovich, who is The Pirates were also in Catholic a MT. MANRESA the Paterson Confer- a third pitcher, are the other schedule and ence for each two. ROTCHFORD possibly determine which will GUARANTEED USED CARS PONTIAC One other gap which coach Baseball RETREAT oflcr defending champion St. 433 North N.J. Ken Slattery will have to fill Ave., Westfield, Bonaventuro the biggest LOW PRICES is catcher where sophomore Calendar LOW, Tel: threat. 232-3700 HOUSE Bill Ruetenberg will take over • Big Trad* Allowance • Low Down The Tri-County Catholic Con- for veteran John Hammcll, Payment EDMUND J. HIOH SCHOOL ROTCHFORD, Pres. ference also has an who did come Famous No Cost Guarantee FIRST HOUSE OF early not out for base- Thursday, April 14 • After We Sell We Service crucial contest on tap when ball. B- BaylayEllard at O. L Vallay A FINE SELECTION OF Harrin«rr WESTFIELD RETREATS FOR Don visits Queen of at St. Banulict'a Prep Bosco LaSalle at St Joaeph'a Koeclle TRADED USED CARS Peace April 21. A key Big Catholic at St. Aloyalua MURPHY BROS. MOTOR SALES AMERICAN LAYMEN CYO Schedules St. Bonavrnture at O. L. Lake Eight Conference clash on the St. Cecllla'a (E> at CUltilde Park Of All Mokes Pontiac 3rd in New Car Sales Snyder Marlat 501 NO. BROAD • FOUNDED 1909 list is visit to Morris at ST., ELIZABETH EL 5-5600 Valley’s Weeha»ken at St. Mlchael'a (UO Elisabeth's 2nd „ Friday, April 17 THIRD • WEEKEND Catholic April 18 in the north- Swim Meet A. Only Authorized Dealer STRAIGHT YEAR CLOSED RE Don Bunco at St. Cecllla'a IE) ern division. A-Pope Plua at Berir.i Catholic CHRYSLER • IMPERIAL CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TREATS FOR LAYMEN JERSEY • PLYMOUTH • VALIANT • SIMCA CITY - Plans for 6—f*- }-“*•'* *1 St. Mary'a IRI C-St. John’a at Don Boeco Tech SOGOCCGCOOCOGCOGCOCGOOa>SCOSOOS»3COOOCCOOOOOaOi • CONDUCTED the second annual Newark BY THE Clifford Scott at O. L. Vallay Lancers to Archdiocesan CYO Xeeex Catholic at JESUIT FATHERS Open swimming Bayonne UNION COUNTY'S Holy Trimly at Oratory LARGEST VOLUME FORD DEALER WHERE THE ACTION IS! meet were announced this St Aloyalua at St. Cecllla'a For NEWARK St. Rose of SI (E) Hillside ReMrvatlonc week by Msgr. Henry J. Mur- Mary'a at Lima's Imperial Lancers drum St. Pater a Prep at Stavena Froah Call: SA 7-3844 phy, Hudson County CYO di- Welch at Immaculate and will its (Area Code 212) bugle corps open Saturday, April II rector. B season April 18 in a tercen- ~Yi L. Valley at Morrla Catholic. Trials will begin April 25 at 10:30 a m. Writ#: Linden at 2 tenary parade in D-St. Anthony'a at St. Mlchael’i (JC). n: 9:45 a.m. with finals slated the Mount Manreaa Retreat House The afternoon, 10:30 a.m. p.m. following Admiral Fai-raiul following day at 12:30 p.m. at Delbarton. 3 p m. Ir i.. 239 Fingerboard Road the local unit will participate S'* „JV at O. Lake. 2 p.m. The meet, which Is open to Roaelle Calhotlc at St. Marya tEI. Staten 1030S in the Belleville cherry blos- 3 pm. Island, N.Y. all parishes affiliated with the St som Benedict'! Prep at Paddle, 2 p.m. parade. SI. (JO CYO, will be conducted in 32 Mary'. al Marlat. 10:30 am. SI. Patrick', al St. Jamea. 10 a m. events, 16 for and , Sunday, ONLY DIRECT FACTORY boys girls _ April It B-DeP.ul„ „ in four age Entry at Bayley-Ellard groups. Don llowo Tech at Morrla Catholic TOWN • . blanks, which must be sub- Monday, JO TOMORROW THE .. April WORLD’S LARGEST C -St Mary'a in the CONTINUING OUR mitted by April 22, may be at St. John'. OLDS DEALER STATE Art. at Don Boaco Tech NAPPA FORD INC. obtained at any county office. Jr*"*-* eeathollc at St. Mary'. (B) NEW and USED CARS Holy Trinity at Sacred Heart "Wlwr* An Autumbll* It Sold Sv.ry M Mlnultl" I'equanMock at Del'aul 655 HU TOP DIVIDEND RATE St. NEWARK AVE. 6-5555 Michael'. (UC> al Weahawken N ELIZABETH Slalom BL 4- * M# 400 Champ 31 Iv.i, 'MI IS M. E. ST. GEORGES AVE. . _ _ Tuaaday, April Own P. LINDEN, N.J. A- Don Boko at Queen of Peace - A—St. LORETTO, Pa. William Cecllla'a (E) at Harlan Catholic Bayonna al St. Jacobson of a Peter'! Prep Bayonne, soph- Bersen Tech at St. Bonaventure omore at St. Francis College plcklneon at Marlat Holy Family at St. Joaeph'a (WNY) here, won the Pitts- O I. ONE THE recently Lake at Morrl. Catholic '64 COMET OF CHEVROLET BIG burgh Intercollegiate State Gi- Roaelle Catholic at Undan J St. Benedict'! Prap at O. L. Vallay n ant Slalom race. St. Patrick', at Bloomfield Tech Scotch Plain, at St. Mary'a (El Welih at Newark Tech FULLY HAVE YOU HEARD Wednatday, April 33 B—DePaul at Immaculate B-Oralory at Bayley-Ellard THE NEWS? C—St. John', at St. Joaeph'a FACTORY Admiral Farraaut at St. Benedict’. 25 Delbarton a*. Peddle Pope Plua at St. Mary'a IRI PER ANNUM EQUIPPED St. Anthony'a at Quean of Peace 90 St Michael'. (JC) at St. Aloyalua DOWN Walah at Holy Trinity $12 SEE THEM ALL KBY A—Trl-Counly Catholic Conference AT MOORE PAID B QUARTERLY -Bia Eiaht Conference C— Patereon Catholic Conference S. LICCARDI LINCOLN-MERCURY WHERE YOU BUY & SAVE D— fludaon County Catholic Conference COLLROI Thoredey._ April II 550 N. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH • EL 3-3100 ”SNHO‘OST- LIU.... at Salon Hafl MOORE CHEVROLET ELIZABETH EL 44700 Saturday. April IS Op.n fyst, till 9 • Sat. till 3 ii: SI. Pater a ir.r.iiT at Brldseport S*rvln* Union County tor Over « Ynnri Ere*. 4m, Salon Cloned Wed. Hall at Providence Sunday. April It Salon Hall al Boeton Cotlaae Monday, April 10 Salon Hall al Holy Croaa WHEN BUYING OR TRADING Tueaday, April ll OVER ... „ , St. Peter at Southern a Connecticut 150 YOUR ONLY USED GAYLIN DEALERI AMERICA'S ACE Know CARS OFFERS YOU N2 THE LOWEST #f CRUISE BOAT PRICES ON USED CARS CORVETTE EQUITY FUND OEALER RAISING CRUISES NEW CLASS BOAT Thunhle/i. TRIPS PLUS (Molt moOo It BUICKS coloft DINNER CRUISES PARTIES & In Stock!) MORE VALUE • MORE COMFORT t 100% Parti and Labor Boot OPELS SAVINGS Available for Charter MORE ECONOMY • MORE STYLE usao coavarra ipociali ■ Guarantee at No Cost to You ‘4l stint any Conv. By Church - Clubs or I "Hi." 1 Ton, whit* KEARNY AVE. CORNER I Individual Or MIDLAND AVE.' *tl "lit" 4 imi whit* Groups Call 6-8664 PL GAYLIN BUICK e MU 8-9100 Tol. Middlesex N.J. 968-4267 N.U "ROUTE”I7,"pARAMUS 123 East sth Open Till » KEARNY, loot falls Pram Inlst St., Unit Nortt It It. 4) CO t-TtOt Msrlns Satin Wed. 4 Set. 2140 MORRIS Faint AVE., UNION WY 1-0101 T*k to 9 - Wi4. t Sot. to S Pleasant Stath, N.J. Plainfield Hoblitzell Rambler Till « 1964 16 THE ADVOCATE April 16, Statue In Verona Fatima Texas University At To Present Holy Rosary on Awards JERSEY CITY The Pil- Workshop Apostolate MONTCLAIR Brother N*w Cooparativa Community grim statue Virgin of Fatima VERONA A oH#r* workshop Conference of Christians and Raymond Freck, C S C., presi- Ground Floor Apt*. In will be at Holy Rosary Church program on the apostolate Jews, Prlvata Residential Park . . lay and Thomas Green, pub- dent of St. Edward's Univer- . here for a triduum, April 26-28, conducted by Racraatlon Building Baach and for laymen lic relations director for the sity, Austin. Tex., will present Individual Cardan Plot* . . . it has been announced by Rev. will be held at Our Lady of John Foerst fund raising com- the Coronat university's Medal $ "JF par month Gerard M. Santora, pastor. the Lake parish here the after- pany, New York. Horchler will to 75 people from the North # PAYS ALL Msgr. William McGrath, noon and of April 19. for the evening speak on the need lay Jersey area at the Montclair r $7BOO sponsor of the US. Fatima Room A pt*. Some 200 men are expected apostolate, Green on what the Golf Club 17. April PHONE 341-0480 Pilgrimage, will accompany to participate in the program, apostolate can do. Among those to he honored the statue, which is a wooden at 3:30 Each talk will be followed starting p.m. They will will be two couples receiving carving by the Portuguese explore the of the by 18 conducted workings lay workshops by joint awards and 12 women. sculptor, Jose Feriara The- apostolate in the neighborhood, men of the parish. The pro- Also present will be those who dim. was It designed from a gram will a the community and the parish. conclude with received the award at a simi- description by Sister Lucy, the Featured Bible Vigil at 8 p.m. speakers will be lar reception last year. only survivor of the three Fa- Richard Horchler, public rela- tima children. tions director for the National BONDS VOCATION RALLY - Archbishop Boland visits the exhibits MORTGAGES of the Oblate Sisters of Providence at the annual vocation Insurance for at Hall MICHAEL IN BOONTON rally girls April 13 Seton University. Left to J. HARRIS right are Sister Mary Rosann, O.S.P., the Archbishop, INC. KINGSLAND ESTATES HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Msgr. William F. Furlong, director of vocations, Paula A NEW APPROACH TO Koner of St. Michael's, Freel of Eliza- HIGH LEVEL t MODERN LIVING ALEXANDER Cranford, Nancy St. NO HAMILTON SAVINGS BROKER, YOU DEAL DIRECT Geraldine Dudek of St. DISTINCTIVELY beth's, Linden, Theresa's, Linden, ROOFING EXPERTS WITH BUILDER & LOAN ASSOCIATION and Sister Clare, O.S.P. DESIGNED CUSTOM Mary SHEET METAL SEE 2 NEW MODELS BUILT HOMES IN OUR 2nd SECTION UNION VALLEY ROAD • WEST MILFORD CONSTRUCTION SPLIT LEVEL CATHOLIC FAMILIES * in FROM Etaturtt Parishes Pueblo Include 3 bedroomt, PA 1 in FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOL* batht, PATERSON 8-3 59 North Jersey will spend over recreation room, hot HAWTHORNE AND water heat, 3 $5BO million on food alone this INSTITUTIONS *24.500 tone control, and Adopt Missions many extrat. year. SPECIALISTS IN BI LEVEL RANCH PUEBLO Colo. (NC) The GoH Court* Within Blo«kt Features include 4 bedroomt, • 7V, Residential Swimming Nearby batht, plut den, large paneled Diocese of Pueblo has Roofing recreation MONUMENTS Beautiful room, large land- FAMILY • Wooded Lott tcaped lot. launched a “Foreign Mission Leaders & Gutters John f. a. McGovern • Adoption Plan” under which SEE BUILDER AT MODEL' Siding OPEN DAILY I A.M. TO 4 SAT. P.M., AND SUN IS A M TO i p MEMORIALS DIRECTIONS: Watt m parishes in the diocese will on Routt 44, right on new RoJe M 7 2ni -Si (tt, authorized dealer EL 3-1700 marked Boonton, straight to Vreeland Ave., contribute to the support of iherT right9 to* kinc«leul!K,NCSLA WD V/JCCvV (opp. Holy Cross Cemetery) ESTATES. Follow tignt to model home. ' in 307 RIDGE ROAD MS NEW POINT ROAD parishes foreign mission DE 5-0403 BUILDER BRIAR NORTH ARLINGTON. N. J. WOODS territories world ELIZABETH, N.J. around the or Eve. WYmsn 8-3473 Delaware 1-1310 Day HU 8-8084 on a regular basis. 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DE 4-U34 Tht NORMANDIE Housekeeper . companion. live in Authorized Factory Dealer Dial: 487-5050 Ml 2-2727 RIDGEWOOD • from preferred, private home In Weat New $31,990 LINCOLN - MERCURY • COMET IStMSfl Adanu St. ALL WORK GUARANTEED York. 2 adulta, no Invalids, fond salary, Newark. NJ. pleasant •ALES aurroundlnfs. phone Miss Kelly, • SERVICE - PARTS SEWING MACHINES GILSENAN & COMPANY Wl 7-2800. g to 5 dally. floor waxing AR u AT10N ,s vour 1-2700 r.';?»?a.-2££guarantee I A SINGER SEWING MACHINE of satisfaction- COOK McLean Blvd., Paterson USED Ml SPECIAL — Floon (ELECTRIC • 117) woo Listings prefer middle of the Finest aaed lady with no depen- CALL tents to live Cleaned ANYTIME HU 4 5122 ln County BRIAR WOODS In Franklin in. muit b# axperirnced. & Waxed 119e.o d> Lake i alien E Ridgewood Ave. Q1 wctory In suburbs. Reply Box 245. The FLETCHER d j-isoo in *" •» type. tUe floors tJ 50 TRAILERS FOR SALE you the finest suburban living. Excel Advocate, 31 Clinton St.. .Newark. N. J WDOEWOOD LINCOLN 00 * VICINITY - MERCURY CORP. Per room. Call lent schools uith small NIMROD CODDLE OUT OF TOWNERS neiv classes are HOUSEKEEPER • CAMP TRAILERS S00 Continental • OVER MULTIPLE Mercury • Come! LISTINGS ideal the Riviera *699., Pioneer $369. $399 for the children of In Temporary for July and Auffuvt only, for FLORISTS Safari . SITUENS REAL ESTATE Gl family. Salea A — Parte 5 9000 rectory tn Morris Servlca A Accessortas Rental* $30. week — Jim He*lln, this County, rsfimrss. Reply per DAVS AVD EVENINGS Tho HICKORY fine residential neighborhood you Box 240. The Advocate. 31 Clinton 275 Rt. 23. Wayne. N. J. CL 6-0070. 3717 "«•tP’IFtiilRidgewood HILL Sale Buy Ueed Care JONES THE Ave. Rldgswooo the Newark. N. j. FLORIST, INC. enjoy one of lowest tax rates In 83 FRANKLIN TRAVEL AGENCIES FREE PL. SUMMIT, N. J. Nulley'a Oldeat Flortet RUTHERFORD Bergen room and board for takinf care of — rat lot County. Shopping, churches of Call U. For 2 children. 8 and 10 years old. house- Your Floral all no CR 7,0940 JOS. mT BYRNE COl denominations, and transportation owin room. Phone 4*4-1327 or FRED P. KURGAN 835-0275. NOrth 7-1022 after 5 P M. TRAVEL SERVICE Realtor just minutes ouay. - Ife Kurgan In So. Bergen stor * and Serving the Public Since IBM 41 For The Beet Deal ... _ Greenhouea Park Avenue Rutherford HELP WANTED MALE In 1M Paaaalra Steamship & Air Reservation* Ave.. NuUey N. J. WE »«X* OLDSMOBILE Toura — Cruise* — Honeymoon Trip* SALESMAN FUND RAISING RM Broad St.. Newark MA 3-1740 SHORT HILLS JOYCE eee OLDSMOBILE DIRECTIONS: Rout* 4 to Rout* Mr •e contact parochial Institution., leed. WATERPROOFING 508, provided. • Authorized Salea * Service RITA COLE'S SUBURBAN lown. Follow Rout* 208 to Colonial Rood Reply Bo. J.7, Th. Advocate, Wholesale REALTY • Ouaranteed Sorvlae exit. L*tt on Colonlol Rd. (und*r Rout* 208) II Clinton St., N.werk, N. J. Ueed Care Short llllla, Mlllburn Baeement waterproofing call Ridas mil* to mod*l hom*. Springfield and Vicinity on* ‘Offsssusrts I Construction Co. MUrdock M«H SITUATION WANTED PI 4-7500 ""'if'"?’”' 1 mLLS AVE SH0RT 10 year written guarantee RF???£ne • HU-U MODEL REALTORS DREXEL TK« BAYBERRY M7-S*4S OFFICE FE 7-Sloe 171 Clan Rldaa fr09M CAPABLE Ava. Montclair WOMAN desires to care fo« REAL ESTATE pro achool child for workinf mother a 1 SOUTH ORANGE her home In East Oranfe Replj PLYMOUTH Furnished Model Hornet - VALIANT ESSEX COUNTY BUYING Box 248.. The Advocate. 31 Clinton « United Supply Corp. OR SELLING A HOMET Open Dally 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. fxcept Tues. Newark. N. J. Call HERB CONNOLLY FULLER MOTOR CO. Ave , PATERSON at '•* block* AUTO DEALERS from Crook* Ave ) HARRY J. STEVENS, INC. SO 3-0405 - NEW CARS AR 1-7474-5 Authorized Dealer REALTORS RAYMOND CONNOLLY CO. PLYMOUTH SO Year* at Same Location A VALIANT HARDWARE - PAINTS Salea • Appraisal* . Management REALTOR CADILLAC SALES St SERVICE Speclallrlng_ Newark • Irvington • The Orangea In South Orange A 3308 Maplewood 50 SALES A Hudeon Union THOMPSON'S Open Mon. & Evea , over Veers SERVICE Blvd. City, N. J. Wed. , 47S Central 5 W. So. Orange Ave. South HARDWARE STORE Ave.. Newark MA 2 3.58C Oran* CENTRAL UNion 410 OR CADILLAC INC. 6-6300 ok 4 D Main St., Orange 7-1474 ! £°. , ‘. “ nn • Pittsburgh Paint SPARTA rWln * S, * Ton Don’t One Selection of Used Cere nl *-’ Hardw.ri BAYVILLE Have to freeFr« neln. r ; Retire... Delivery » Central Phon v PI Ave. Newarl TOPPETA MOTORS INC. t-03J ACRE ... °P* n Friday '51 Evea. HOMESITE PARK ST. UPPER Located Phone MA 4-2255 VALIANTS MpNTCLAIl In beautiful Fo« Hollow . FLYMOUTHS WIDOWER SAYS SELL Farm which adjoine Our Lady of the l.ak CHRYSLERS MONUMENTS A three church and • IMPERIALS bedroom charmer, garage and I school center In Sparta. Swlr BROGAN porch Included, located In clean water. Contact Box CADILLAC-OLDS on a beautifully owner, 223 LIVE and PLAT Guaranteed Ueed at ATLANTIS Cara Sparta. 729-5791. FARRELL'S landscaped corner lot. A natural bird New Jersey'. Cadlll.o haven. Laraart PARTS • SERVICE • Since 13X3 BODY SHOP .. Serving - Lake Mohawk - Sparta Distributor Area monument works Priced for Quick Sale *10.990.00 Developing Fox Hollow u - Farms. Sparta Dial n^°" nl : * M*“»leuma Authorised - "i: CADILLAC OLDS HU 3-0015 .• Bronxe Markera E. G. • Markers JOHN CRAVEN ANDERSON, Realtor SALES A SERVICE CO Bloomfield Ave. Newark See Our Multiple Listings ™ Peaeelo MUIberry 4-4045 Real Eatate Ave. CUfton. N. Office: Ht. 15. Sparta 72*-eiai.-5791 C 43* Route » - Opposite AliP. Bayvttle. OR 3 2500 l totowa"'atV *i" T^-ntP 1* N.J. Dl 9-2041 SUMMIT PONTIAC PaVkRWN.W Br ' dt *) Closed Mondays New Car Salea • Service • Parte BLOOMFIELD SPERCO MOTOR CO. MOVING & H7MONDSON 4 FISHER. Realtora STORAGE Residential. Commercial. Guaranteed Ueed Cere 3rTof Industrial THE REAL ESTATE For Serving Summit. New Providence. - Flneat CHr “and All CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Body Work A Repair Servlca Hud^Tc^ RAPID RELIABLE RESULTS call Berkeley Heights 24 Beech wood Rd. Summit CR l-7» TROPHY PONTIAC R. MARASHLIAN & CO. Realtor — •ALES SERVICE — PARTS GALLAGHER Let MS 176 our experienced staff B'way, Cor. «8th St. MOVING 4 STORAGE Broad St.. Bloomileld. N.J. PI J-0117 Find home Bayonne. N.J INC. a for you CRaetvtew 3 1700 We Will Take Your HE 7-4900 DELAWARE 3-7600 FAYSON LAKES Home in Trade For local and 1 MORRIS AVE . SUMMIT. N. Ions distance movln HOLMES AGENCY

Realtor — A. SMYTHE HENRY P. Eat. 1KM v'-v; MOORE INC. TOWNSEND *91 Morris v- . CHEVROLET RAMBLER, Year 'Round Vacation Ave., Summit CR B-3400 moving - STORAGE Living Authorized RAMBLER - PACKIN Dealer Your Established Since 1«22 Prompt Service $27,350/ UNION SALES - SERVICE • PARTS _.. These Phones: Kpaciouf. ■ALES - SERVICE . PARTS attractive, 5 bedroom custom CH home, In Union County 4 surrounding Guaranteed Uaed Cara 5-2483 • MU 8-446 nearing completion on ovaraued are OK Let ue help to select USED CARS wooded property. Every detail underscore* you a home fi PI • your comfort 5-1881 AD 2-446 ita comfort 4 quality. Living with and happtneet. CRestview 3-4200 room Our experience Dial EL 4-3700 Nor,h * W. fireplace full formal dining la your protection L v » Weatlleld. b room, panelled buy IW Morale recreation or sell, call on *23 hi. Broad Ave.. Summit. N. J. room are among the highlights St. EUiabeth of the well-planned Interior. NURSING HOME Hot water baae JOHN P. McMAHON board heat, gaa fired. City water. Paved IMS Morris 1964 roads. Excellent value. Act Now! Select Ave.. Union MU 8 34. CHEVROLET PONTIAC - TEMPEST BROOK BEND your own decorations. A wonderful AU Models proper- WAYNE and Colors Available home ty in a superb location. Klnnelon children SARGENT MOTORS INC. Whereuti.CP-’WALBKENT For protraalonal will attend the new Our Lady of the . Immediate Delivery la nursing care fuarantced to the medical, Magnificat Parochial school. Authorised BEST DEAL LN STATE surgical and ared patient by PACKANACK LAKE ■ALES RUTH I> ”n ” A SERVICE . HINSON. FAYSON LAKES MAXON PONTIAC owner 4 Reg. Nurse 4 BEDROOMS & Rldfe Ho.. hL Arllnftoo WY M In Charge NURSERY COMPANY Hilltop colonial. Just • PHONE. WA 3-6900 years young, lor REAL ESTATE [i°n c *"t be beat. wdih country club li CHEVROLET H7T N. Broad ton Ava. at Ing. short distance of shopping and N. 8t. Hillside DALEY Bonn Fay*on Laki Road. B NURSING HOME ** utUlR, F landscaped lot FIR! CORVAIR . CORVETTE Klnnelon Morris County, N.J. MRS MARY E. DALEY. FUX)R: overtired living R.N, Terminal * 4648 room with lit KONNER CHEVROLET RAMBLER F » CU1, *»* «>r Place, formal dining room, kitchen load- CONVALESCENTSCONVAT vvlth cabinets, . INVALIDS . AO! FREEHOLD built In dishwasher, tw "One - sired ed America ! as* See bedroom and an 18-Hole Golf Lara Jerry Slfnore Special Diets and Course lavatory hui Chevrolet Dealers” t omplete Cooperation With family room SECOND FLOOR: J be ceramic tile ELM AUTO SALES "V*teuui rooms, hath, master bedroo •TS Bloomlield 7»70 RIDGERIDCF ST. LARGE FAMILY? LARGE HOUSEI la I- Ave. Caldw ORAf x 20 with adjoining wood panel: SALES . SERVICE • PARTTS OR SJWM rm r ** n Y or den. Home Is Immaculate I CA 9 Bedroom, living , 6-6666 room, dining root elds out. Full for and basement, kitchen. garege. cor .... 2 baths. Hot water heat wt your 8-7311 plefely fenced In rear backyard WYmon parkview parte oil. 23 acre* with fast (lowing yard, a hr no camping ground for "10 little Indians » Kearny Ave, NURSING HOME. INC Several largo outbuildings. CHEVROLETS Kearny. N. J To aettla i Priced to eell 131.900. Estate. *29.500.04). ■AVE HUNDREDS Many LAGOON... B M s^“*-s> other rholco value* In larir C. J. Ssr^5 S: 1 b’ country homes A. F. CAULDREN and choo ~ from a large selection of DILLON INC. P acreage, and town houa* WATERFRONT... the seashore AH plate Cooperation SEND FOR FREE LIST. Real Estate Jf. Models — Drastically Reduced I WRh'paUentT'phya Wayne. N. Authorized VOLKSWAGEN PI 8-4074 694-4030 AND WOODLAND L & S BEN ALPERN, REALTOR ■ALES . te Church SERVICE • PARTS ||„ Sleomfleld, N. J. JOHN WEISS LOTS...IN CHOICE 4» Wool Main St. Freehold. N.J. CO.. Realtor CHEVROLET 1*07 Peterson for front Collision DIAL 462-0404 Hamburg Tpke. Wayl 1 Work a Specially MANOR - LOCATIONS. A CERTII OX your yard “OUR 4-3300 REPUTATION '* rl m,,n ,n-■ Ch.mpionihlpT.nnl* ■ Dmo SoaFlihlng k — Anderson Aye, di/iaide UT Ridgewood Avo. Glon Ridge, N. J. Pork ES 3-9890 ®ourt *- Preecrlptlona Promptly Fill PI 3-5600 EVENINGS. Surlcaitlng. SEYSLXR - PLYMOUTH . AUTO SERVICE ft Cut Rate ■ Ocaan * Duck VALIA REPAIRS Druge and Coamrt Swimming la Bay, or Hunting. *1* Franklin Ava. HAZLET - Pool. ■ Atlantic TOWNE INC nOi City Night Ufe. MOTORS G. M. Direct Transmission Servlcs TELL THE Pactory Dealer JERSEY CITY FREEI Good neighbors with the YEAR 'ROUND COLONIAL Plymouth, Ford. Chevrolet. chase of elr 4 •*!« — Parti — Service Bulck. O conditioned bedri Colonial. FHA or assume O.I. 2-STORY AND Used Can — 4Vk% m Body Shoe 111,900. 204-3033. ,,d monthei 1 price ADVERTISERS RANCH HOMES I St Oenrae Ave.. W. Linden. N. _® quoted. • £z wrvleq. 174 At KEARNY TL/fNTIS Phon« 6-1400 r TM Waat Side Ave.. HUntsr ciu opp. Ft r BY TMB IU s!&4% T'tg- , g Jersey city. - «« COMMUNITY N. J. BORGOS & BORGOS 13,450 COUNTRY CLUB PHONEi DE 32054 THAT YOU SAW BUILDERS REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS PHASES ZRAICK FORD end TUCKKftTON, N. J, NEWARK APPRAISALS NEWEST A Phone WYman 1-4344 —PATERSON'S Builders Over 40 Years •am 4 George Martorana. Pp Wh FRIENDLIEST TORO DEALER THEIR AD frtifit if LISS PHARMACY 391 Kearny Ave. Kean IS MILLS FROM ATLANTICCfJY MILES FROM NEW — — 9S Alterations Masonry Carpentry TSjfTbfNTIS YORECITY Factory Aulhorlaed Established over 30 yaara LITTLE FALLS SALES Water-prooflny. Shrines, Four Reglatered IHTUNATIOMC DIRECTIONS: FROM NEW YORK OR NEW JERSEY _ SERVICE - PARTE Pharmacist! IN THE CORPORATIOM O.rdtn State Compute Urn of Free DeHvary to left 839 rtno Used Cure MULCAHY BROS. Open Evet TYrcl Offlc.i RADIO MAD / IUCKHTON Parkway Exit 88; on Route to Tuckarton and ATLANTIS. From B to JAMES E. MU a.m. II p.m MARSTON Til. CMi IN) 2MIM4 4-4400 US Vallay TB4 Ml. Prospect (All. SI.. So. Oranfe. so V* Avenuf. cor Realtors > Inaurora Mootclalr Avenue Wilt, ir Him fir fra* Irotk.r. m SO SSSSS. .... Phunai 200-3900 ADVOCATE Bvealnfe DR P444X HO .M74B.... Newark M Center Ave.. Little rolla Plan Drive Ha minus to Celebrate 1961 in Fairfield April 16, T II E A I) V O C A T E 17 f AIRFIELD Golden Elevate Newark’s A one-day St. Aloysius Church, Caldwell, Anniversary campaign to raise at least April 15, by Archbishop Bo- SOUTH ORANGE Mr. $150,000 towards the new land. The visitations will he and Mrs. William J. Hannon church, school and all-purpose made following the last Mass Sr. of this will cel- room for St Thomas community More on ebrate Legion of Sunday. their 50th Mary parish wedding an- here will he held April Construction ii> already in niversary at a Mass of Tamarack IS, it has been announced NEWARK by progress on the church, which Thanksgiving April 18 at Sa- The former the Paterson Curia. The New- Rev. P Newark George Hresko, pas- may be ready by Christmas. cred Heart Church, Curia of the Legion of ark Curia became tor. Vailsburg independent The eight-classroom school is Mary which has just been six years and The couple were married at ago two years The 150 volunteer workers to elevated to due be completed by Sep- St. Francis de Sales the supervisory ago was divided into two Am. tor Church, cur- the drive were blessed at tember, status of 196J. New York. “Comitium" will ias, one in Hudson. hold its annual Acies —a cer- Father McGrath said the This secluded location Is convenient to fine emony of rededication to the new status paves the way for Blessed schools, shopping centers, houses of golf Mother April 19 at establishment of worship, a curia for i Mm** 3 P m. St and country clubs, and has all urban utilities in Patrick'.-. Pro- members under 18 and other in- Cathedral cluding sewers. The Garden curias on the adult level. sanitary State Park- N.J. Rev. Patrick D. McGrath of Speaker at Sunday's Acies way, Turnpike, and East-West Freeway (#287) as Blessed Sacrament parish, di- will be Msgr. John J. well as the Penn Railroad main line are just ON BARNEGAT BAY PRESENTS rector of the Newark Curia, Cain, pastor of St. Bartholo- minutes away. revealed the promotion of the mew's, Scotch Plains. A REMARKABLE NEW YEAR-ROUND HOME group this week. The award- Conducting the ceremonies FOR ing of the status of dio- will be Rev. Sylvester Mc- Plus BROTHER TIMOTHY • retirement living cesan Comitium was made by Veigh, pastor of St. Theresa's, • a vacation hideaway Archbishop Boland at the rcc- Kenilworth; Rev. Thomas • lummer-long family enjoymint Brother Takes emmendation of tile New York Heck of St. Patrick’s, Rev. Jo- Discover NEW RANCH DESIGN this beautiful new community Scnatus which directs the Le- seph Murphy of Immaculate with its own beach within fast th spacious private *' living room. ? bedrooms, of of centers. It offers bath, Final Vows gion Mary in the northeast- Conception, Elizabeth, and commuting metropolitan completely equipped kitchen w.fn built-in * priceless combination of bay shore breezes de ern u»enven and range with hood, large ceram.c states. Father McGrath. and countryside in a buatc._ t.ied bathroom, o.ers-zed garage with 'aundry CHICAGO. 111. - Brother ing. fishing, swimming paradise opposite comer and e*tr* for The Newark space storage Large cov- Curia will be Barnegat Inlet. C F A ered porch. Gas fired heatmg Timothy Guinan, . of HIE LEGION Uie began in formally erected as a Comit- Additional custom Jersey City pronounced his Newark designs available in 2 and 3 bedroom homes Archdiocese 10 years ium at a meeting at Blessed TAMARACKS... *32,990 final vows of 75 It. wide waterfront as a member ago under the supervision protected dhuiioni . , of Sacrament April 26. laeoon lots and lain woodland loti from the Congregation of the Alex (150 $l5 Excellent down, monthly. financing, tan Brothers here. v.„ 20 year conventional mortgages. The son of Mr and M”-s. Open 9 'til Dark w-3 Vincent Guinan of 22 Gautier r- Rt. 9, P. O. Box 171, forked River, N. J. 08731 Tol: 609-693-3921 Avc.. Jcrse'y City. Brother Timothy attended St. Aloysius r :vr Grammar and High Schools :v and St Peter's College befoie v entering the Alexian Brothers in 1956 took He his training as a t SLi nurse at the Alexian Brothers Hospital here and is present- 30 miles from Tranquillity ... Manhattan ly attending St. Louis Univer- where he sity. is majoring in DEERFIELD COLONIAL... *34,990 business administration. Stonybrook Highlands HIE AVERAGE income of KINNEION • MORRIS COUNTY, N.J. North Jersey Catholic families Tamarack North offers true Ranch is Beautiful Homes, $9,545 and you can reach custom homes on wooded aero or larger sites with all facilities Including community Bi-level Ranches, Two-story colonials, and them with ads in The Advo- swimming pool. many cate different Split-level designs which range In price NEW CUSTOM HOMES from $29,990 to $40,000. Every Tamarack Home is to specific and fs 5 designed your requirements from 30,000 situated on a wooded half-acre lot. § On One Acre P/wSeason ln • ll Pi*""' with f°mmunlt» print, swimming pool, Call us for a special appointment at Liberty 9-8888, picnic playground areas! * " • or visit Tamarack North during our regular Bales BRICK AND FRAME COLONIAL hours: Weekdays 1 to 5 PM; Sat. & Sun. noon to Cantar hall-plan provides 2500 It. WHENEVER sq. ol living space ibovi TIME basement. 5:30 PM. You will be With SPECIAL! fit \jJ? COUNTS. dealing directly the wooded Built on acre overlooking lake area tire, building firm. YOU’LL BE GLAD living room, lull dimne room, YOU LIVE AT kitchen with breakfast area paneled den with and fireplace, large kitchen all acces- iibla from center foyer. Powder and room laundry also on first floor. Upstairs, -t good sired . bedrooms, 2 full tiled baths, sth bedroom 13 5 «24'2" YOUR OWN can be finished at small additional cost. Hoi water heat. gas City water. 2 car attach-d garage. Priced at $32,900.

SUMMER HOME Homesites from $6,400 build from your plans or ours

HIGH IN THE POCONOS... Hindtrson l Mercer Sts., Another Tamarack Community Opposite City Hill. HIM Tubi Station (Gross SL) FAYSON LAKES COMPANY, Real Estate MAIN OFFICE: Suita 8, 495 Main SL, Metuchen, N.J. idjiesnt to building. Boonton Ave. at Fayson Lake Rd., ,E IONS: From N* w *'k—Garden Busts it front of RI! i'-.T Stata Pkwy. to Exit 131 building. Kinnelon, Morris N.J. (Rt 27), right Cos., TErminal 8-4848 turn (watt) on Rt. 27 to Main St., Metucheh, turn right St. JERSEY CITY on Main to g.i atatlon, than left to Plalnflald Rd. Kinnelon children will attend the new right to L*’?P" Stephenville Pkwy., W ml. pait Matuchan OUR LADY OF THE MAGNIFICAT SCHOOL P? 1 Country Club. Turn right on Staphanvlllt Pkwy. 2 This blocks, turn fabulous, new 22-story apartment residence right, through tha Gateway to Modal home*. offers time-saving accessibility to the entire metro- politan area ( see time-table ) ... plus the added convenience of a self-contained enclosed, alr-condl- tioned. concourse shopping affording 16.000 sq. ft. of for nine retail and space service establishments. Come . . see . Gregory Park today . . . It’s Incomparable!

STUDIO APARTMENTSfrom $l2O. mo. ONE-BEDROOM rich, SUITES from $l6O. mo. recessed, Colonial foyer . . . enjoy the ini Mlnvtn ti only TWO-BEDROOMSUITES from Jeurml Siuirt $2lO. mo. plot spaciousness of 2,400 sq. ft. of planned Rents Include: Central Air *2995 Mlnitu to The coveted East Hill temr.Ni.Yirti Conditioning And AH Utilities. perfection. Section (Nulua EASY TERMS Tirnlail) On-Site Parking Available. of Norwood, in Bergen County’s most ex- Mioitu t« 17 A Distinguished clusive Mtdtiwn NmYim PRIVATESWIMMING POOL Community residential area, is your back- sJiNOT a "shell" or a Sire St.) ' FOR EXCLUSIVE 4 and 5 Bedroom SPACIOUS HOMESITES USE of Colonials The Northern with "prefab" but a OF TENANTS ground. Valley, its in- near Minutll one of the lakes complete custom-built t« on Superb 1-Acre Estates Hillam Tititl spiring vistas, your “front yard.” Won- beauty. 4 rooms 4 low derful bath offered by builder, 15 Mlattis to shopping, transportation, recreation- Niwirti *295 lot Jonas Evans, on the plot OPEN DAILY al facilities and free to of your choice at t SUNDAYS transportation pub- 11A.M. $5O DOWN • $5 A MONTH Blrchwood Lakes. N. I. Turnpike TO lic and parochial school round out the CHALLENGE ANY 8 P.M. (Minimum of WE JUroofeJnU 3 per purchaser) picture. But come see for BUILDER, ANYWHERE, yourself . , . Buy your land NOWI TO MATCH THIS and come loso Build any time! FARMS prepared to your heart. fREMENDOUS VALUE! JRsuk Two lakes 5 miles of crystal-clear ... shorefront... perfect management coßr. VISIT "SEt . . BUY THIS swimming, boating, fishing. Guarded, private,white, sandy Stl Bread St. Nfatrk . . . . WArtat 4 8000 $ bathing beaches. All sports facilities. Golf 6 miles away. Bantirg Office on Prtmlieg MODERN BLUE STAR GAS HOME" 34'900 f»r. HC 3 6SSS

In NORWOOD. N. J.

America's Most Delightful Vacation Community Adjoining Childs State Park—2 Miles from EASY-TO-REACH DINGMANS FERRY ON THE DELAWARE RIVER

Route 44 p«st Den..lie to internet* Rout* 40 into Rout* IS (thm So*n*l thence Into Rout# 204 Nonet. Jwet beyond Stoset State Forest, turn left at Itrcßwood Cross the Delaware Rrvor bn#f« at D'rtf**#*# Ferry #n* fottow ii|»« to 9»«chwOo4 Lefcee Properly Office.

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SOUTH ORANGE - Seton mathematic* NEW The science and YORK - Its long trip The journey to the grounds After the Cardinal unveiling, Hall University will offer a curriculum will be offered in oyer the Atlantic safely com- was completed on a truck Marella will bless the entire record number of 562 courses the daytime at South Orange, pleted, Michelangelo's Pieta On its April 19, the ceremonies pavilion and celebrate Mass in during summer session, it June 22-Aug. 14. The graduate will be formally unveiled at will open with a procession at the chapel. The sermon will has been announced by Rev. business courses will be June the World’s Pa- Fair Vatican 3:30 A. p.m. Heading the line of be given by Bishop Mc- Clement Ockay, director of 30-Aug. 4 on Tuesday, Wednes- vilion April 19 hy Paul Car- prelates will be Cardinal Mar- Entegart. the session. day and Thursday evenings. dinal Marclla, the legate of clla, Francis Cardinal Spell There will be four separate There will also be four sum- Pope Paul VI. SOAIE 70 million will man. Archbishop Egidio Vag- people sessions at the .campus here, mer institutes on the campus. Archbishop Boland and Bish- view the Pieta the two nozzi, Apostolic delegate in the during daytime and evening classes in Programs in Chinese and Jap- op the Navagh will be among in which the fair is open. U.S., and Bishop Bryan J. M.c- years Paterson and evening classes anese, sponsored by the U.S. many American prelates It pres- Entegart of Brooklyn, in promises to be one of the at the University College in Office of Education and the ent for the occasion. The whose diocese most popular exhibits at the Newark. the fair is be- Besides normal un- Carengie Foundation, re- Archbishop, as one of the East- ing held. fair and the pavilion is de- dergraduate subjects, there spectively, will run from June ern U.S. province heads, will signed to handle flow of al- At the end of the procession, a will be graduate courses in 29 to Aug. 14. A special in- be on the official welcoming most 100,000 each the will enter the people day the schools of business and stitute for high school teachers committee for the Cardinal. dignitaries of the fair. education and the college of of Pieta area of the pavilion physics will be held June The arts and sciences. THE PIETA arrived April where the formal unveiling . setting of the Pieta, by 29-Aug. 8. An 14 stage designer Jo intersession will begin third in New York on the Cristo- will take place. This will be Mielzincr, There will also be the will make it here June 8 and conclude June foro Columbo after a smooth done by Cardinal Marella who possible for view annual leadership institute 27 ers to move through the 60- Hall and eight-day crossing. It was then will press a button which will sponsored by Seton foot chamber of lifted by a giant crane to a gradually light up the statue, on one three The regular sessions will conducted by the Association barge which automated walks. A fourth, at all three of International transported it to which will already be in posi- begin campuses Development the fair site by Flushing Ba\. tion behind bullet proof glass. higher walk, will be sta- June 29 and run to Aug. 8 of Paterson. tionary. The Pieta is not the onlv Study Med School Finances famous piece at the pavi- lion. There are also a replica Quick and Easy of St. Peter's excavated tomb, NEWARK The committee over the school, which is op- the Fife transparencies of the appointed by Gov. Richard J. at erating a reported deficit Slrtine Chapel, Cardinal Spell MEALS! to the problems of $700,000 Hughes study a year. man's collection of Vatican of Seton Hall College of Medi- stamps, ami third -r~^> Seton Hall itself continued a century cine and Dentistry will meet statue of Christ as the Good next 22 the Essex Club plans for the school year April at Shepherd in the chapel. as it sent out or here to examine a state audit acceptances of the school’s finances. rejections to over 1.000 ap- its plicants for places in fresh- IVININIINO3 QOOi George F. Smith, former man class. Meanwhile Mayor of and HAYDUjf president Johnson John- Thomas J. Whelan named an vmumjg son, was named chairman of panel, headed bv NldO AVOAU3A3 MOi GOLDEN JUBILEE - Bronislaus eight-man Msgr. A. Socho, pastor of St. Valentine's, Bloomfield, FRANKS the eight-man committee atdts Dr. Jess Davis, president of >7 [ Ml) celebrated his 50th anniversary of ordination April 11, with uvaijouyrj- V9*ui

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Se/onia readies two-week salute

Gilbert Rathbun to Garden State's ctillural heritage dirests William Johnson and in art, music, drama and dance. Dorthea Jacobit- ti in "A Mid- HALL University's spirit of cultural the student center, a conducted tour of the cen- SETON to summer's Sight responsibility the community will reach ter's art gallery exhibiting 40 by the paintings Dream" rehear- an impressive crescendo in its salute to New 84 year-old Monmouth County artist, Henry Jersey's sal. Tercentenary. Gulik, and finally, a recital by promising pianist The salute will take the form of a festival Dennis Funness, 17, of Union, playing Beethov- of the arts. April 19 to May 3, a scries of events en, Chopin and Brahms. involving music, the dance, drama and paint- Shakespeare in the-round will be the inter- ing, featuring N.J artists and in ranging ver- esting offering on Saturday, April 25, when the from to satility Shakespeare scripture readings Seton Hall Workshop Theater presents "A Mid- to the Serendipity folk singers. summer Night's Dream" in the arena theater At right, dam- Most of the events will be presented in the at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. It will be presented eight ers Carolyn new Bishop Dougherty Student Center, itself a times in all, including evening performances on Clark and $2 million monument to the university's cultural 29 and 30 and May 1 matinees April and 2, and Gerald Tiejelo. enterprise, and named for the current president April 29 (special for elementary school children) who has inspired it. and May 2, It will honor not only the state ter- "Seton Hall is sponsoring the Festival of centenary, but the 100th anniversary of the Arts primarily as an effort to bring to the citi- birth of William Shakespeare. zens of N.J., the student body and alumni, an awareness of the magnificent cultural heritage Directed bv Gilbert Rathhon the omdi'ciinn »'-'U of the Garden State throughout her 300 years of feature Rrnndwav and television actor Tom existence,” .1 the M->i,r,nov Nick said Msgr. Edward Fleming, as Bottom, the weaver: a high university’s vice president. seimo( teacher. Torn Fuccello. as O heron ‘ Jane The festival, which will include professional Wallin as Oueen Titania: Robert Steffanottv a senior and student performers and productions, is the -—on ns Puek: Gerard Reidv a univnr- most im- s>'v senior extensive undertaking in a series of as Thesius; Lee Crahb as ttinnolvta: pressive cultural the uni- umi, Johnson, contributions made by am university senior as Lvsander: versity term Caldwell College during the of Bishop Dougherty's senior Dorthea Jaeohitti ns presidency. These have included sponsorship of "ermva: John Krug as Domitrius and Adele operatic productions with Metropolitan Opera Brewer as Helena. stars, campus performances by Broadway and the concert artists, the establishment of the univer- festival will launch Into opera —with selections sity’s museum, workshop theater, and experi- from “I,a Traviata" sung bv Carlos mental opera workshop. Berena and Louise Natale, ioined bv members of Seton Hall's onera theater Achilles "Bishop Dougherty, perhaps as a much as group college D’Amico will conduct the orchestra. The any president in the country, has made pro- At left, 17-year- gram is scheduled 6 a complete dedication to fine arts and the for April 2f> at p.m. the old pianist performing arts," said Msgr Fleming “There At 4 on (he 26th lecture p.m. a museum Bryan tour Judas of has been a tremendous revival of interest and will he conducted bv the museum director, Jersey City. enthusiasm here for the arts as a result." Herbert C Kraft O n view will be an exhibit One event of the festival will feature Bishop scries on the evolution of man. textbooks used in N.J classrooms Dougherty, himself. A foremost scripture schol- ino years ago, and a display ar, he will give readings from the Bible as part of Indian lore. of the April 23 The festival program. will move on to a youth concert beginning at 11 a m on May 2, which promises he festival will Sunday, 19, at open on April to be a delightful potpourri of music and dance 8:30 p m. with a Baroque chamber music con- ranging from light classic to folk Members of cert featuring William Diehl, Newark baritone, the N.J, Ballet Company, under direction of and Claude Jean Chaiasson, Morris County harp- Carolyn Clark and Gerald Teijelo, will interpret sichordist. Melvin Strauss of Leonia will con- Prokofiev’s "Peter and the Wolf,” "Don duct selections from Bach, Mozart, Scarlatti, Quixote" by Minkus and “Hor D’Ocuvrcs" by Purcell, Vivaldi and Barber. Gottschalk, in the student center. On 20 a series one-act April of prizewinning Next will come a rousing hootenanny by the plays will be in the student center's presented bouncing nine Serendipity Singers in Archbishop arena theater finalists in the recent N.J. Walsh by auditorium May 3 at 8 p.m. Little Theater League competition. The first- Finally, Fred Smoot, who travels with the "The place Villagers of Middlcbush will stage Serendipity Singers, will do a comedy routine to High Sign” by off-Broadway playwright Lewis close the festival. John Carilino; the Neighborhood Playmakcrs of Hawthorne will do Edward Albee's "American Nlone of the tickets for a performance exceed Dream” and the Philathalians of Fanwood, Darr $2.50. Tickets for the series for two are $25. Blue’s "Little Lady of Friday Night.” Responsible for the arrangements of fes- The first of two ballet performances will btr tivities were members of a special art festival given on 21 April in an evening program that committee with Bishop Dougherty as honorary will also feature Bryan Judas, the gifted 17-year- chairman. Rev. Edward J. Larkin. Seton Hall’s old pianist from Jersey City. Jane Benedict of spiritual director, is executive chairman and Plainfield, national president of the Dance for Msgr. Fleming, executive co-chairman. Federated Music Clubs, Is for Other choreographer committee members are: Walter J. a tercentenary ballet which will be performed Cohrssen, chamber music director; Louis de by a group of N.J. dancers. Crenascol, director of the art gallery; Rev. Rob- The 200-volce Masterwork Chorus of Morris- ert J. Fennell,'director of student affairs; Rov. town will sing Bach's Mass in B Minor under Joseph J. Jaremczuk, glee club director; Rev. thp direction of David Handolph in Archbishop William Keller, director of the humanities hon- Walsh Auditorium on April 22. ors program; Kraft, Rathbun, and Robert B. Reilly, director of development. A four-part program for 23 will Include Coordination April is In tho hands of the public a showing of the film, "Julius at 2:43 relations office Ceasar," directed by Gene Collins, and p.in. In the university’s Little Theater, Bishop the department of special events directed The who who the Dougherty’s by Serendipity Singers close Festival of Arts scripture readings at 8:30 p.m. In John E. McLoughlln. with a hootenanny. THEATRE 2 Joan

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we've ail be™ much word of the good things fine musical very about a girl an unscrupulous schemer. And and frivolous. But more and Lately with almost hearing fright that this divinely created uni- who cannot to attract seem the secret of "What Makes more it becomes evident that enmg the ti to frequency bouncy verse has offer. Even our the man she likes. A great Sammy Run?” seems to be she stands strongly for gen- tie song from the musical so-called comedies often deal is made Advocate are of her fears and in that aggressive youth’s to- erosity as against meanness, "Hello, Dolly!" Sometimes we largely lacking in merriment. and only tal anxieties, at the very lack of principle. relaxation as against crabbed find it trilled in the I’or end sweet, one thing, they are often can she appear relaxed and The fussiness, joy laughter as clear tones of Louis Arm- concerned with and radiant. In advancing "Here’s S"> Dolly is particularly wel- against all that is sour and Or strong. again we encount stme cause or other. And Love,” the dis- From too, heroine, come. the first, she’s a dismal. And all of this is it the J. er on RCA Victor or- once they into the get area enchanted because of a dis- woman of spirit. Her biggest somehow in her song. cast record N. iginal warbled del- of social criticism, such ques- mal first not marriage, is one, quarrel with old Horace Van- We need icately by more such har- Carol Channing and tions as prejudice, there is oft- for most of the to play, spread dergclder (David Burns), bingers of hope. After all, some 20 waiters. The tune bitterness that as is en a discour- much good feeling. whom she has every inten- Christians, who are wc to catchy, but not great; the ages genuine gaiety. Thirdly, quite few musi- tion of a coaxing into marriage, to the far from truckle partisans of de- lyrics are profound. In addition, others have a cal comedies is that Newark, have been about as a confirmed miser Not all be right Wherein lies unusual spair? may its ap- preoccupation with matters some rather unpleasant char- he doesn't have any good in God's world, but some peal? "110 in psychological. the acters anyway. The young times At the outset she may things arc So all hail to Dol- The song as presented for is on- Shade," instance, a man in "How to Succeed" is seem somewhat mercenary ly. She's fun to have around. 1964 stage is the basis for a lavish production number in a cli 16, mactic scene. The widowed CINEMA Dolly Levy, played by Miss James Channing, has had hard go- Paging... April ing financially since her hus W. band’s death. Energetically A HOUSE FULL OF ANGEIS, by engaged in varied small and Minor Arnold Richard A Duproy (lippincotl. S3 on Major 95) terprises to support herself, This episodic novel about a of she has had no time for pleas- Catholic boy French ances- in New ant dinner parties. Or per- try growing up Hamp- -America Amer it film. The boy's motivation is Force hospital psycho ward. shire offers haps, having lost someone Elia some mildly amus- Againstica,” Kazan's sprawl- not rational, but neurotic is and The story mostly bland and several dear, she has not ing quite touching simply felt film of full of ing masterpiece grati fantasy. and non controversial. to The es- incidents, and places itself ir- up it. tude to an aggressive ances- When honest methods fail, sence of every character is revocably among Uiose auto- The scene in question marks tor, one can raise only puny he uses dishonest and degrad clear from his first five min biographical childhood reminis- her coming back, her redis- objections. The film has almost has ing ones. He learned it is utes on screen. The emphasis cences that make unbearably covery of all that is joyous freshness and vi- that kind of everything: world. The impor- is on acting and dialogue, significant the slightest breeze is the in life. The setting turn- tality. splendor and tant thing is to Get He pictorial Where rather than camera and the of film that falls upon twig during century Harmonia Gardens characterizations Wants to Go subtlety, of Fascinating for a editing, as a group of moder- its bemling former period. Restaurant, a favorite literary an impelling sort of fanaticism quality, time, this ately likeable people struggle haunt where she was known sense of the variety, dignity becomes And soon tedious. with modest success against ADMISSION TO COUEGE, by Dr and liked. She has not, how- and of the human con- when Die tri- the of tragedy success comes, snares service com- Ralph E. Wrbrr ond Jamn W Ar- ever, been there for quite a dition umph is dimmed by the routine nold, 53.95 51.95 mem- edy, romance, and |Sn>(«, dofh, pa- long time. runs too long (nearly of what has been in Yet it ory lost psychoanalytic drama ("Doc- ps'). three and much Hearing that she has finally hours), before the getting of it. tor, come quick! The patient Readable "guide for Catho- returned, all her old friends, the end the film has said it all Producer-writer director has lic students and their Ka got a knife and gone ber- parents” is the lead- the waiters, are overjoyed and Part of the problem zan, for the first time complete serk'") crammed with information and greet her with ing actor, young Greek (Sta- creator of his statistics who should to rousing chorus a own film, shares Comedy in a neuropsychia- on go tius with after chorus of "Hello, Dol Giallelis) an appeal- these mixed feelings But a tric ward for combat casual- college, where, how and why. ly!” ing, handsome face but only note of gratitude predominates, ties? It's nothing to be alarmed (Arnold writes the monthly And she, two three expressions. Tile about. The Cinema column in in turn, basking or a grudging acknowledgement sane people are the Topic.) in all this and boy lacks the versatility and of the survival the warm friendly of fittest. funny ones; the sick are treat- attention, her own skill to carry us the full di- ed MARYKNOUS FIRST lADY, by Si»- sings ver with respect and compas- t«r Jronnt Mnit Mead sion. She’s glad to be back, stance. M oviegoers with soft spots sion. The humor, in fact, (Dodd, is no MW) and intends to more important in their hearts and for stay among Perhaps a heads more offbeat (and not much Vivid of those with whom she feels negative factor is the theme the artless but painless Holly- brighter) than biography the Smith if TV's "Me College girl at to wood of who became Moth- wonderfully ease. itself: the obsession of a boy •omedy-dramas the Hale’s Navy" had been lifted er Mary Joseph, ' the decadent of 19-tOs may the globe- escape Turkey renew sentimental en masse to section eight. hopping superior of I'he fact is that while wc the 1890 sand begin anew life attachments by seeing If founding “Cap- one does not insist that a America’s home grown mis- hear, both on and off the in America, which he idealizes tain Newman, M.D.," the ci- movie be more than just dia- for This sionary congregation, now stage, a great deal these days as a substitute heaven. nema version of Ia?o Rosten's logue in technicolor, "New- numbering 1,669 Sisters staff- about griefs, tensions, far the familiar will- 1961 novel about and is from the joys and man" can be considered a ing 130 missions throughout wc don't thc - noble - immigrant - make- sorrows of running frustrations, get an Air reasonable success. the world. 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CSS R Holi- of assume the a scapegoat’s role. con 261 pages, $4 95 Making In many his Pope: ways, life was x ED GRANT By a series of never-quite-com- cl Not acts quite biography, cer- pletcd His work in West- > tainly not New The Life of a. ern Paul fiction, this York was account barely < of the first American prelate started then his o decision to SHEPHERD OF MANKIND, by Wil- with the to be raised to the honor the join the post It remained o of Redemptorists brought lem E. 288 for altar is what him to Pittsburgh, Borrotf. Doubloday. Pope John to settle Cl Father Galvin then to Balt- pag». $495. that calls a "story" of the life of imore for his novitiate. honor on him JOSEPH R. THOMAS Blessed John At By Ncpomucene Pittsburgh he had time -c William is Neumann. is to E. Barrett bet- O It anecdotal in just complete anew AAajor attention is also given church tor known as a novelist with to 2 natuie. takes some liberties when his health broke this period of the Montini down deft n with a touch for things Cath- the minor characters in- and it was back to Baltimore, career with Barrett focus- olic than as a He I volved, but has the vir- where he was shocked biographer. ing on the new great with his is known, Archbishop’s tue too, for the re- humble of presenting vividly what appointment a.T Redcmptorlst pastoral approach in z it search he puts into his work. task * must have been like to superior in the US. a he felt he was not have He had He has i been brought his skill with for a Bishop, priest Cath- barely begged out of fitted Indeed a hook o or that job W’ords could and passion for to olic layman in the When the fact be written about this jr US during news came that he bear short the on this of of second quarter of the 19th was to be Bishop of Philadel- biography period his life alone. As it Father Egan leaves morgue Pope Paul VI Z century. turned it his phia after out, was final The identifying an addict. Illustrated and well-indexed, preparation story follows Bishop His term lasted for the papacy only nine 'The Junkie Priest’ "Shepherd of Mankind” is Neumann from his birth a he died js the itself and revealed now in years at 49 In depths > that written in a popular, small Bohemian town his nicknome sym- to the Montini to time, however, he laid Rev. Daniel Egan, character, es- -o the pathetic style It takes Pope death in the home of S.A., pecially his concern for a wealthy foundations of the great has earned by his de- the Phila- Paul from his childhood to his individual in Phfhrtlelphia Protestant after a delphia parochial votion to a mass society school sys- women drag ad- election, relating it a- collapse on the street. The as goes tem. initiated the 40 dicts in New York the Barrett’s portral of the Hours de- Cily, and historical context against wealth of small details votion shepherd Paul is gives in this country and be the title of informative ■o anew book about which his career is laid. It is worthy evidence of the eight of and inspiring. a gan the job completing the him, tins rich an expansion of John in vein i>f historical K years of intermittent research cathedral. Ry now. his D. information years Harris' Journal American that Barrett's re which Father Galvin put into of hardship as a frontier mis- series search shows through, giving Ideal Gifts the book, but there is careful now published by sion priest had taken their full the reader for Every avoidance of Coward McCann ($4 50) The an understanding the dry hand of toll and a coadjutor was ot the forces nit ap- book's which the Occasion S picking value lies in the shaped scholarship pointed when he plat was still only life, the thinking and the it There 46 form gives the dedicated emerges the picture of years old times of Giovanni Battista ST. a dedicated and scholarly In his personal Groymoor Friar to enlist sym- Montini. ANDREW effect upon priest, always blaming his pathy for those abandoned his times. Bishop Neumann own lack of for souls MISSALS holiness any cannot be compared who walk a derperate with a Barrett begins with a moving failure on the part of his mis- treadmill between Hughes, an Ireland, a Gibbon drugs, prologue on the death of Pope sion, Whether for holy communion: he W'as dealing or Mundelein lie John a was more prostitution, and the lomb- Will and the election of with the I GO TO MASS stiff-necked Germans the apostle than like, ( ardinal the adminis- crowded Women's Montini the point . . . color picture of his mission in the parishes trator For that House of at which lie also ends. In be- Mmi bool with reason, per- Detention. Father 20 full Buffalo area or the this color society- haps. "story" serves tween he takes us through him Egan wonts medicol treat- photon. Simple seeking Irish of mid .x century better than might a Giovanni Montini’s boy- scholarly, ment for addicts, sickly Philadelphia. Bishop Neumann annotated halfwoy biography houses hood. his studies, his work for rehabilitation. Andrew Junior with JX university students, bis ** Daily Mittal. diligence as a functionary of for confirmation Inside 'Lenin'—A the Roman Curia, his rise in the ST. ANDREW Secretariat of State, and Breviary JUNIOR DAILY his service of COMRADE DON Gio- It’s as Archbishop MISSAL CAMIIIO, by not every self vanni Guaretchi. respect- on Marxist theory He Milan ...» fir»t mivuil factor, Slraui 212 ing. Communist studied fighting parish it It for beginnerr pog»« S3 95 so well in fact, that was in the Secretariat of who may >2.76 St. An- priest gets a chance to or By TOM SHERIDAN his Bishop forgive him he State that he first attracted drew Pocket meet them right in their own Edition or St. was elected a Communist world attention and Don Camillo strikes again! backyard. And when Cell Barrett Andrew Dibit he gets leader. Mittal. gives major space to this That plucky little parish priest that chance, he jumps to it. of from the of hi the end. his phase his career, farmlands Italy A sniper using clandestine outlining for graduation* oratory as his the of who has been the of mission work during the workings that key subject ammunition, the Don trip mows accounted for two agency under the perfection- so many humorous and down his marriages, comrade travelers fbur of satirical stories Gtiareschi conversions, six Bap- ism Pope Pius XII. Pius by one by one The first is misguid- back, still pitted against tisms, a Mass for the dead at was a demanding superior ed soul gets his ideologies Peppone. the Communist a forgotten cemetery. Com who preferred to act as his siffu'SeS torpedoed by a few well aimed of and his rabble-rousers. munion for an old woman own Secretary State but mayor, phrases, another is and Don Camillo has the devil morally absolution for 18 others. nevertheless recognized the liquidates! and so on. tail It abilities of by the again and this time is just as his the then Msgr On Bishop said he hangs a bus lurching through later. Montini. on for a trip through All this in the space the rich farmlands of for weddings* Russia. the of six day) in the With another pro-secretary, reads territory of Ukraine he his Breviary Msgr. Domenico ST. ANDREW the antichrist! can hardly Tardini, covered with 1 BIBLE MISSAL On the threat the red-jacket of believe it." equally responsible to the that he will Pon- . . . "forrrunner "Lenin’s Exerpts.” He t nil MiiruiU expose who 10 says tiff the situation was some- o af. Peppone, won Mass the end at a bedside table before In there arc stilt Ur the Council" million lire in a "capitalistic somewhat difficult and Bar- —*5.06 to 51H.60 Peppone and his fountain-pen crucifix his Communist Large Edition, soccer pool,” to the people and in a rett touches on these difficul- or Moscow hotel. Cellmates, (their number Pocket Edition m the Party, forces ties which the Don the diminished were compounded or Sunday Mittal. slightly now ) but Communist to take when both declined him, dis the Red •ME there is Don Camillo, the XT. JMOREW MISSALS at guised of par- course, on a Party- order to do his Hat of the Cardinalate, Msgr. task or In job a little ish priest, Mlftoua jm* practicing oneup- . , . ftitr* sponsored trip to Tardini nan u an tditian Russia. better. Don Camillo having put the youn- forMr studied up manship on them all. nnrvory milift oc,occailon «l*a the ttooa .., ger Msgr. Montini on spot. jitleva Ilia Mlual Out la Start* la poll council lllur|lcal Shortly after, Msgr. Montini SEMINARIAN'S STRANGE SABBATICAL apparently fell from favor and was "promoted” to the Arch- ST. ANDREW diocese of Milan Europe’s THE GOD tint rmi la HUNTERS, by WM*,m ing (and even thinking) in the Alaska, with an largest —but wilhoiit K»ll.y. Simon and S

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