FIRST OF A SERIES Thursday, April 3, 1TE9 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION See. 2, Page 1 BRICO CONCERT e l The^ 1968-69 Television Season: NBC [."‘ Scripture Something 'ice-' o f the By Tpni Officer A third returning pro­ had served a prison term. rienc^A Hollywood — Last Sep­ gram is the Jack Webb-R. He had some unusual ex­ A. Cinader AdamJ2. The For Every suddenly tember, the NBC television periences, the best being Loe Angeles police car offi­ al.” Father season rdtarted with seven his probing of card cheat­ Inew programs (eight if cer drama starring Martin ing at a private club. Good Music Lover Milner and Kent McCord Monday Night at the guest spwts helped the se­ There was something for started slow and built up a ipproach at Movies) is included — and ries. It is too bad that this every music lover in the devoted following. ludes semi- o f these programs the mwt series lost in the ratings Brico Symphony concert in m making highly tout^ were Julia game. Fhipps Auditorium last Victims of the first-year icn, guest and The Name of the Much Finn was strictly Friday night (March *28). sing such Game. class were: for the youngsters, a mix­ For the purist, there was jrape boy- Both will return for the • The Ghost and Mrs. ture of live and animated Stokowski’s orchestral 70-student 1969-70 season — but this M uir; action. And it was a cry transcription of Bach’s rt in a tu- year's two "headliners" had • The Outsider; from Hannibal, Mo.! Passacagliu and Fugue in for under- different results. • Hack Finn; The Beautiful Phyllis C Minor; for the regular Julia, which was more of • The Beautiful Phyllis D iller Show was anything concert-goers, Brahms’ a question mark, caught D ille r Show. but. Only an avid Diller "Double Concerto” and on the on at once. It gained ad­ O f this quartet, only The fan would stand her hour Liszt’s "Lea Preludes;" and Showdown on the Ice me things mirable ratings (all impor­ Ghost and Mrs. M u ir re­ variety show. It was a for musicians who wanted can be tant) with its light comedy ceived a new life — being mid-season casualty. 'Anofozi'f Children' a rare treat, Liadov's The Americans (foreground) and Russians (in a sermon, treatment o f a war widow picked up by ABC. It does And its replacement. My "Eight Russian Folk white outfits) have a showdown at an Arctic base be experi- (Diahann Carroll) and her have the distinction of Friend Tony, was almost Carl Akers describes the cliff dwellings of Songs." in "Ice Station Zebra," currently in a roadshow ci'guffement at the Cooper Cinerama theater. nk said. son (Marc Copage). There being the first show to be as painful to view. James Mesa Verde and the Indian.s who lived there for For this concert-goer, Rock Hudson (standing, foreground, left) heads was some fine support by canceled after only one Whitmore and Enzo Ceru- 13 centuries in a special documentary, "Anasazi's the Brahms was the treat Lloyd Nolan and Lurene y®®** A N D being picked up sico were the stars. Pre­ Children,” on KBTV, channel 9, Denver, at 8:30 of the evening — with vio­ the U.S. forces; A lf Kjellin (on the mound) Is the Russian leader. Tuttle, playing the head *^y another network, emptions did not help the p.m. A pril 4. lin cellist James Stroud show gain any strong fol- doctor and his nurse. Even I f viewers could buy the TZr a jab at meddling in-laws, ^^ce. Mass in St. Peter in and violin ist Richard a small playmate, Michael Premise of the show, there line overacted by Eve Arden Chains Cathedral, Cincin- Strawn performing most Link, was fine, «>"'® ^roll humor; if hne of a mm.noleg.st and Bollard. The lat- nati, KOA, channel 4, admirably. A t times, the his aide. Rosvall Auction If there was a drawback not, then the viewer would ter was strictly for the Denver. 9 a.m. April 6; music appeared to be a 1238-48 S. B ro a d w a y FLOWERS to the series, it was having quickly turn away from love duet, with the cello 722-4721 Lewis fans. Father I.,ee Ka.spari of the neighbor, Betty Beaird, captain (Edward Besides axing some of being the male, the violin W e pay cash or sell for you Nine Steret Star Trek, reprieved a Our Lady of Fatima at Auction played as a "Dumb Dora.” Mulhare) and lovely wid- the newcomers. NBC cut the woman. to better year ago, did not win a church and the Rev. John 28 years in auction field. te rve you. off some older shows: The rest o f the program (Hope Lange). second commutation. Too R. Kuenneth of St. James’ The Liszt piece was the • Court Appraisers A change of pace for • The Mother-in-Law; was well-handled, giving (Episcopal) church. Wheat program’s finale — loud, Darren McGavin may have • Jerry Lewis; bad! It was one o f the bet­ • Liquidators some nice messages on tol­ Ridge, will discuss "Easter Iwisterous, and brassy. And hurt The Outsider as much • Star Trek: ter shows. • E sta te s erance, and even asking an And G et S m a rt w as in the World Today" on for this listener, just a bit • B a n k ru p t as the downplay of vio­ • Get Smart. all-important question (to a picked up by CBS, so it House of the Lord, KLZ, 9: too brassy in the closing • Furniture lence. McGavin was a The first two were no Negro child): Is Santa does have a new home! 30 a.m. April 6; bars. But. that is a small • Equipment private investigator who great loss. The former was Claus black or white? Leo Frazier, choir direc­ matter — the tone poem • Real Estate T V P r e v i e w tor at Blessed Sacrament was just the right piece to h't/l supply excellent referencet. church, will be the fea­ send a listener home in a m Carl Akers has done it The Name o f the Game tured performer on Black good and happy mood! had three fine actors, Gene again! and White Keys. 3:30 p.m. Bach's music was a fit­ Wcicon Barry, Robert Stack, Tony The news commentator KBTV. channel 9. Denver; ting opener, music origi­ Franciosa, but the stories CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC for KBTV, channel 9, Den­ The Secret o f Michelange­ nally written for the or­ were a bit too far fetched. OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES ver, has come up with one lo: Every Man’s Dream, a of his best — if not the gan. The selection’s per­ VICKI For a major publisher, the repeat, the frescoes of the Following are classifications of motion pictures of the National . Hfw-iimftntftrv he formance was dedicated to Barry character had some Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently playing Den- J" Vatican’s Sistine Chapel 1 the late Dr. Albert major security lapses in ver first-run, neighborhood, and drlve-ln theaters as well as those has produced in the past are shown, K B T V . and Schweitzer and the late HALE key ureas. appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Ster- few years, KRDO. channel 13. Colora­ ling area. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings President Dwight D. Eisen­ There was an excess of This time it is Anasazi’s do Springs. 5 p.m. April 6; found in "TV Ouide" magazine. Classifications are: A-1; family; A- Children, which will be hower. top guest stars and at 2, adults and adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults only with The Robe, a repeat, with times an excess o f violence. reservations: B. morally objectionable in part for all; C, con­ shown on the station at 8: Jean Simmons, Victor And the Liadov was CORK Sometimes, a viewer could demned. (Compiled by Carol Good) 30 p.m. April 4 (Friday). Mature. Richard Burton, eight musical minatures, The documentary, photo­ ROOM get a "blueprint" in pulling M ovies Exposure. A-2; Becket, A-3; Richard Boone, KBTV and like music box tunes. u major crime. Ben-Hur. A-1: Chitty-Chitty Beau James, B; Shane. A-2; graphed by Tom Fade, tells KRDO, 7 p.m. April 6; (T.O.) LOUNGE Bang-Bang. A-I; Black Orpheus. Column South. A-1; Car%e Her of the Indians who inhabit­ The Ship That Wouldn't A-3; Buona Sera. Mrs. Camp­ Name With Pride. A-3; Villa, A- Entertaining ed Mesa Verde for 1,300 Die — the U.S.S. Franklin, bell. A-3: Hell in the Pacific, A- 2; The Story of Kan Michele, A- years before vacating the 'The Prisoner' N igh tly where 2: Ice Station Zebra, A-1; Im­ 3; Passage tn Marseille. A-2. special honoring US. air­ passe. B; In the Heat of the SUNDAY. APRIL 6 area. craft carrier that survived To Close April 5 at the Piano Night. A-3; Joanna, B; Oliver. A- Charlie Chan in Reno, A-2; There has been no expla- battle in World War II, 1; Jules and Jim. C; Monika, The Mon in the Iron .Mask. A-2; nation on why the Indians The Third Eye Theater’s unlisted; Oliver. A-1; Only When KOA, 9 p.m. April 6; The Great Caruso. A-1; The left the area, however, production of Bridget Bo­ BUFFET LUNCH 11:30 till 2 only $1.25 I Larf, A-3; Play Dirty. A-3; Robe, A-I; The Sign of the "How To Look at Russia” Riot, A-4; Sam Whiskey, B; Cross. B; One Foot in Heaven, toward the end of the half- is the subject discussed on land’s The Prisoner will Your Favorite Drink with Lunch .50 Shoes of the Fisherman, A-1; A-1; A Hill In Korea, A-3. hour documentary. Akers Hot Topic, KOA, 11 p.m. receive its final perform­ Happiness Hour From S.QQ to 6:30 p.m. Shoot The Piano Player, B; So­ MONDAY. APRIL 7 speculates that the en­ ances at 8:30 p.m. April 3- lomon and Sheba, B; Space April 6: Two Wives at One Wedding, croaching Navajo Indians 5 at the theater, 238 Odyssey. A-2; Star, A-2; Support A-3; For the Love of Mary, A-1; Volcano: Birth on an Is­ lAMPSHIRE HOUSE HOTEI Your Local Sheriff, pnlisted; Born To Be Loved. A-2; The drove the cave dwellers land, special on volcanic Broadway, Denver. Gary Sweet Charity, A-2; The Blue Spanish Gardener, A-1; Kim, A- away. island off Iceland, KLZ, 6: Montgomery and John Hol­ 1000 GRANT STREET T E LE P H O N E 292-1200 dines Angel. B; The Committee, unlist­ 1; The Reluctant Astronaut, A-1; The Indians had first 30 p.m. April 10. lis have the lead roles. ed; The 400 Blows, A-3; The Battle Hymn. A-1; The Mind settled in the caves, living Lion in Winter. A-3; The Love Benders, A-3; Desert Sands. A-2; Bug. unlisted: The Prim e of College ConfidenUal. A-3. there for 700 years; then, 'Grimes' on 'Met' Miss Brodle, A-3; The Wrecking TUESDAY, APRIL 8 moved to the mesa, living Tenor Jon Vickers has C rew . B. Ambush, A-2; The Golden there 500 years; and, final­ the title role in the Metro­ Neighborhood. Drive-In Horde. A-2: A Dispatch From ly, returned to the caves Angel In My Pocket, A-1; As­ Reuter’s, A-1; The Bad and The politan Opera Ck)mpany’s signment to Kill, A-3; Bullitt, A- Beautiful, B; Madame X. A-2; for a century before broadcast of Britten’s Peter 3; C am elct, A-2; C h arlie, the Fear Strikes Out, A-1; Saddle leaving as mysteriously as Grimes on KOA-AM at Lonesome Cougar. A-1; Charly, Tramp, A-1; Doctor in the they had entered the area. noon April 5. Others in A-3; D ay o f the E v il Gun, A-2; House. A-2: Damn Citlxen, A-1. And for the past 650 ontinental Dracula Has Risen From the WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9 the cast are soprano Lu- G rave, A-3; Dr. DolittJe. A-1; Two for Tonight, A-1; The years the Indians' disap- cine Amara. mezzo sopra­ ___ (enver Funny Girl, A-2; Gentle Giant, Miikman. A-I; Damn ciUzen, A- pearance or exoduB ha nos Lili Chookasian and A-1; Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, 1; Desert Sands, A-2; On the rem ained a mystery. Jean Madeira, and bari­ A-2: Hellfighters, A-2; Hot Mil- Town, A-2; Valley of Mystery, tone Geraint Evans. ^^f^Easter Breakfast Brunch lions, A-2: How Sweet It Is. A-3; A-2; Assault on a Queen, A-2; yw U ia h lla h ts SERVED from 9:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Impossible Years, A-3; Incredi­ The Lieutenant Wore Skirts, B; ble Journey, A-1; Rachel. Ra­ One Sunday Afternoon, A-2; CBS Easter Special, jazz chel, A-S: Romeo and Juliet. A- The Land Unknown. A-2. pianist Dave Brubeck plays A d u lts...... $2.25 Children under 12...... $1.50 4; Secret Ceremony. A-4; Secret THURSDAY. APRIL 10 his original oratorio in (OlVfff SHOP War of Harry Frigg. A-2; Shak­ Island of Lost Men, A-2; Un­ U2 SI. Paul Sired Premium Hawaiian Easter Ham • Fried Chicken Livers, Financier • iest Gun in the West, A-1; der the Gun. A-2; The Land Washington Cathedral. JU.aeit Breakfast Smith, unlisted: Stay Away Joe. Unknown. A-2; Doctor in the Washington. KLZ, channel AcroEi from Cherry Creek National Calves Sweetbreads. Bordelaise * Scrambled Eggs * A-3; Stranger In Town. B: The Bank House, A-2; Pursued. A-2; The 7. Denver, 8 a.m. April 6; freih Ftowert and Plants Sausage • Creamed Chipped Beef, English Muffin • Corned Bible. A-1; The Fixer. A-3; The Perils of Pauline, A-1; The Stalking Moon, A-1; The Thom­ Chapman Report, B; Ironside, N B C Easter Chunh Ser- Beef Hash * Chicken Ala King as Crown Affair, B; War Wagon. unlisted; Dark Passage. A-2: . A-2: Where Eagles Dare. A-3; Nora Prentiss, B: Appointment I Attorted Chilled Julcet # Fruit Co npota. Au Kirsch % Fresh Fruit Trey # Melon With Six You Get Eggroll. A-2. With a Shadow. A-2. I N 70mm. WIDe SCREEN • STEREOPHONIC SOUND • METROCOLOR Cocktail # Kadota Fiqt # Stewed Prunes # Ass -ted Melded Jello • As- On Television FRIDAY. APRIL 11 | sorted Jellies, Jams and M rmalade # Coffee Ceke # Dou9hnuts # Sweet SATURDAY. APRIL 5 13 Hours By Air. A-1; My Rolls • Pecan Twirls # Coconut Twirls # Bluebt iffins # Dollar Sis# Tantan’s Hidden Jungle, A-2; Reputation. A-2; Appointment Hot Cakes # Hash Browned Potatoes 9 Corn Fritters Ballad of a Gunfighter. A-3; With A Shadow, A-2; Innocent Arise My Love. B; Godxllla. A-2; Sinnera. A-3; Seven Days to THE WORLD’S MOST HONORED Choice of Beverage A Kies in the Dark, A-2; Double Noon. A-2; Gypay, B. MOTION PICTURE! 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Fasters Thursday, April 3, 1969 TH E REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2, F age 3 lotre Darm> Explain 1. Joseph Seton School To Close & a d y of Mette, and sja u is Colorado Springs — Sis­ operate Penrose Hospital. Education. in a senior college or un­ ine. ter Myra James, adminis­ She said plans to phase She said the decision to iversity and the technical Nine ‘people are fasting trator, announced that out the school had been close Seton School of Nurs­ nurse prepared in an as­ to draw attention to three .ecture Penrose Hospital’s Seton under consideration for ing is in agreement with sociate degree program. bills that are before the e Good fathers whistle "Would each of you please "In all honesty.” he said. terminate a 77-year history HAPPINESS feels the only way for terness that developed ear­ at their worF . . . The t"St sort of giving in­ plained. tell me whether you con- "I do feel that the mission of continuous service as a these bills to be brought ly between Christians and volves more than wr-tir-,- - ‘-ec^s — stiH, how bet­ "Some of our most an­ sider yourselves black first previously poi to the Jew s in the old highly-regarded secondary ter can you help tfie ci’i'dren • ow who need out of committee will be guishing questions as black and Catholic second or goned our relationship. sense to convert them to institution. Members of the you overseas’ Boys and gir's who are blind, ; for many persons to con- priests are: 'Can I be black Catholic first and black j^qw we are in a unique same Order are currently lepers, deaf mutes, orphans- -ynur money gifts, I tact members of the com- an existing form of Chris­ and a Catholic priest?’ — second? moment for intelligent dia- teaching at the Sacred large and small, will feed the'-' teach them. L mittee and especially its tianity is dead. Often this 'Is it even possible to be THOSE W HO responded logue. meant im posing a non- Heart &hool in Boulder, Cure them, give them a chance m hie. . . . V/ant [ chairman, Robert L. Scha­ and this decision does not to be happier this Easter’ Give some happiness black and C atholic?’ ,” to the question as phrased "For instance, we now Jewish form o f worship on fer, 1235 Grant St. effect their assignment. to a child. You'll be happy, too! admitted the Rev. James said "Black first.” have an historical ap­ the Jews.” LaChapellc, S.V.D .. a priest-student from Chica- In Erumathala. south India, a young Indian girl go- in training to be a Sister of the Destitute will learn, among other things, how to care for ’’W HEN P E O P L E ask orphans. Her training costs $300 ail told me why I came all the ($12.50 a month. $150 00 a year), a small in­ vestment for a Sister's lifetime of service. Like way out to Minnesota to to be tier sponsor? We'l! send you her name and be a priest, instead of she will write to you. remaining in my home town of Washington, D.C., HAPPINESS For only $200 in Ernakulam you can build a where there is plenty of IS A HOME decent house for a family that now sleeps on need, 1 tell them I had to O F TH EIR the sidewalks. Simply send your check to us. come this far to find au­ OWN Archbishop Pafccattil will write to thank you thorities who were rela­ also. tively colorblind,” the Rev. Aidan McCall, O.S.B., dean HAPPINESS Brighten the heart of a blind boy in the Gaza IS o f students and chairman Strip (where Samson lived). $3 gives him shoes, CLOTHING $5 clothes, $10 a set of braille readers! The Most ir of the department o f clas­ sics at St. John’s in Col- CAKE legeville said. Where there is none in south India, you can in your life for the build a six-room permanent school for only "I help out in Twin Cit­ HAPPINESS most important occasion $3,200. Archbishop Mar Gregorios- will select ies' parishes on weekends, IS the village, supervise construction and write to Wedding Cakes and although many peop'e tliank you. The children will pray for you, and A Specialty finally come to accept me A Bonus of Beauty for your Home! you may name the scliool for your favorite as a priest with black saint, in your loved ones’ memory! skin, few accept me as a black person. The solidari­ Now, a smart new fine china is your extra reward for being a customer of Cherry Creek ty of the caucus helps National Bank. This beautiful, brilliant white, 14-karat gold-embossed, superbly crafted blacks like myself find China is yours at a fraction of its true value. Each time you deposit S25 to your account support to continue our you can purchase additional place settings to complete your set. 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NEAR EAST Shipping IVIISSIONS • Foreign Service Via MOST REV. TERENCE J. COOKE, President Sea or A ir MSGR. JO H N G. NOLAN, National Secretary Ch er ry Creek N ational b a n k j Write: Ca th o lic N can East W clfarc Assoc. DIAL 712.2SSS East First Avenue at St. Paul • Member F.D.I.C. — Member Federal Reserve System 330 Madison Avenue*New York. N.Y. 10017 Telephone; 212/YUkon 6 5840 A g a n t P o r UNITED VAN LINES i Page 4, Sec. 2 THE REGIST ER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, April 3, 19<9 P i LEGAL NOTICES IN THE PROBATE COURT IN TH E PR O BATE COURT in (pr the City In «nd for Iht City ond and Denver County of Otnvor and Stalb-arcolorado Comprehensive View ond Stoto of Colorado No. P-5MM David Brofman, Judge NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P-495t4 Estate of Kenneth R. Donovan a.'K/a C ITA TIO N TO A T T E N D Kan Donovan a/k/a Kenneth Richard PROBATE OF WILL Donovan (Deceased] IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of Priests’ Meeting No. P 50030 OF ED NA M AE BOLTON. ^Ifb known All parsons having claims against as ED NA M. BOLTON, also Known as B y Msgr. A. O. Sigur reform of canon law; the part of the interest of munication. and are the above named estate are required M IN N IE ED NA BOLTON. DMeased. NFPC. striving to have a voice in lo file them lor allowance In the Pro THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF need for due process in bate Court of ine City and County of COLORADO. TO' New Orleans — Some- protection against overen- POW ER, some say. ts the Church today, Denver, Colorado, on or before the The Wesleyan Methodist Missionary SPth day ol September. 1969. or said Society. Foreign Department, 4800 4900 the underlying question. M A N Y O TH E R S , how- South Washington Street, Marion, m times the truth seeps out thusiastic authority or claims shall be forever barred. almost accidentally when poorly exercised power; the Maybe it is. if power ever, by far the m^ority, Richard O. Casav diana, relationship, none. Devisee & means stability, strength, a are involved in less tangi- Administrator Legatee; Lucille Wells, adult, 453 the history o f organizations problems o f social action Richard D. Casey South RIngold Street. Janesville, Wis­ consin. relationship, niece of the half- is written. It is seldom vi­ and commitment to prob­ common voice, coalesced ble and less disruptive Attorney lor the estate energy, unified initia- developments in their own 831 Symes Building blood, Heir at Law; The First Nation­ sible in the making. In the lems such as like poverty, Denver. Colorado 80202 al Bank of Denver, 621 17th Street, Denver, Colorado, relationship, none. welter of establishment race and war; they were tive. Not, however, power dioceses, senates and asso- Telephone 233 4555 against, but power for; not ciations. They share the (Published in the Executor named in Will; Gerald u. and arrangement, the con­ drawn in by energetic dis­ Denver Catholic Register) Stapp, adult. Attorney at Law. 3300 S. Federal Blvd.. Denver. Colorado fusion o f immediate goal sidents into debate on combat, but to anguish o f the dramatical- First Publication: March 20. 1969 Last Publication: April 10, 1969 80236. relationship, none. Guardian ad and distant purpose, the nonprograrnmed"^^^ cooperate; not an effort to ly involved, but at the Litem and to all persons who are or as birth control and local disrupt or disturb, but same time press into nu- claim to be heirs at law of decedent suspicion from without and IN THE PROBATE COURT above named, whose names, relation the tension from within, authority disputes. rather to develop and dis- merous other areas in need In and for the City and County ol ship to decedent and whereabouts are ,-iic KB'ivo Their concerns remain in burse the finest capacities o f attention and resolution: Denver and State of Colorado in each instance unknown, and to all even the brightest lights of No. P-50173 unknown persons who claim any inter holy effort can become ob- the truest interest of the of an extensive echelon of not the mundane matters NOTICE TO CREDITORS est in the subiect matter of this ac scured Church, the People of God modern Christian servants, alone of tenure, support. Estate of JAM ES L. AH ERN. Da tion; and to Gerald L. Stapp, Esq., ceased. No. P 50173. Attorney at Law. 3200 S. Federal A case in point was the and their own role in the Obviously the debate residence and recourse, but All persons having claims against Blvd.. Denver. Colorado, Guardian at N ational Federation o f comm unity o f God and over optional celibacy, or the broader fields, too. like the above named estate are required Litem for said unknown persons and to file them lor allowance m the Pro for any person among the above who Priests Councils meeting man. How rem ain alert over nomination o f candi- failing vocations, departing bate Court of the City and County of may be under any legal disability. and informed? How remain dates for the episcopacy, or priests, religion in the face Denver. Colorado, on or before the You and each of you are hereby no here. 36th day of September. 1969. or said titled that the Instrument purporting to The convention began strong and sUble? How the tea ch in gs o f th e of immense poverty, fami- claims shall be forever barred. be the test will and testament ot the advance the Kingdom of Church about marital mor- lies without rationale for Nicholas C. BrusI decedent above named will be offered with addresses and discus­ Denver Youth Musicians Special Administrator tor probate before the Probate Court sions on the spiritual life God by the best modern ahty will be part of the existence, collaboration of the City and County ol Denver, updating of priests? common dialogue at any with other Christians and Denver Youth Musicians, Inc., will be heard in Berton T. Gobble State ol Colorado, at the City ano of priests, a tack hardly Attorney for Estate County Building In said City and calculated to please ac­ A t the beginning, the priests’ convention. The nonbelievers, concert April 13, at 3 p.m. under the direction of 9243 E. Center Av. County ol Denver, on Monday, the Denver, Colo. 80323 t4th day ot April. 1969, at 10 o'clock tivists like Father T. Jo­ status o f the clergyman debate involved all these Much rem ains ahead, Jack Stevens. The concert will be held at South ( Published In the A.M ., or on a dale subsequent thereto and his position in the and more at the N F P C New Orleans was honored to High School, 1700 E. Louisiana Ave. Admission is Denver Catholic Register] lo which said hearing regularly ma^ seph O’Donoghue of Wash­ be continued, when and where yog I church community stood gathering here. Men like host so important a gather- free. First Publication: March 27. 1969 ington. Last Publication: April 17. 1969 may appear it you so desire. out strong as subject for Father O’Donoghue have ing of priests in the mod- This group of young musicians, recruited from W ITN ESS my Signature and seal ot Father O’Donoghue’s said Court this 4th day of March. suspension by his archbish­ debate. It will always be serious problems of com- ern idiom. the Metro area, is as versatile as it is excellent. IN THE PROBATE COURT 1969. Featured at the Concert will be performances by In and lor the City and County of D, M. ROWLEY op for continued oppiosition Denver and State ol Colorado Clerk ol the Probate Court to the papal encyclical on the famous Gold Sash Band, two intermediate No. P-50070 By Thomas OiFrancesca Bands, and Suzuki string group. Highlight of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deputy Clerk birth control was well Estate of LO R ETTO R. M ANOY Justin A. Gargan known to the priest dele­ Opennei§ii§i9 C o n c e rn afternoon will be the performance by concert (Deceased) Attorney lor Estate orchestra now’ under development. Pictured No. P 50070 Hanchett Building gates. The NFPC has in­ All persons having claims against Idaho Springs. Colorado 80452 volved itself as deeply as above are members of the concert orchestra. Miss the above named estate are required (Published in the Margie Tieman, violin; La Verta Whitlock, cello; to file them lor allowance in the Pro­ Denver Catholic Register) possible to provide avenues Are Characteristics bate Court of the City and County of First Publication: March 13. 1969 of dialogue and debate, and Frank Connors, coronet. Denver, Colorado, on or before the 8th Last Publication: April 3. 1969 day of September, 1969. or said openings for justice and claims shall be forever barred. equity in the conflict be­ R. PAUL HORAN IN THE PROBATE COURT Of ]WPC Meeting ADMINISTRATOR In and tor the City and County of tween the archbishop of CASEY, KLENE, HORAN & Denver and Stale of Colorado Still Need Authority ARCHIBOLD No. P-50049 Washington and his dissi­ By F loren ce Herm an there is no better way to sented to the public and to Attorney lor the estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS dent priests. the bishops o f the United R. PAUL HORAN Estate of a n n a M. HAMMONS. De­ New Orleans - A call ‘*'‘= brother.” Says Theologian 821 Symes Bldg. ceased. No. P 50049. C O N V E N TIO N • accountability of Appropriate action sug- States. Denver. Colorado AH persons having ctalms against THE Monsignor John Kiley, Telephone 232-4555 the above named estate are required ’ ' all diocesan assets, and an delegates Paris — Authority is Authority,” Father Oraison however, was not pro­ past president, Newark (Published in the to file them for allowance in the Pro expression o f regret that included signature lists of still needed in human so­ said that the emergence o f Denver Catholic Register) bate Court ol the City and County ol grammed to highlight any Senate of Priests, said: First Publication: March 20, 1969 Denver, Colorado, on or before the the National Conference of from around the ciety and problems only the scientific attitude since 30th day of September, 1969. or said local controversy, or to air "Father O’Donoghue’s Last Publication: April 10. 1969 Catholic Bishops (NCCB) ‘-'ountry. civil trial since arise from "the way it is the 19th Century and the claims shall be forever barred. all the details of a long, words needed to be said, Bennett J. Hammons had not been officially rep priests were said to be exercised,” Father Marc general improvement in Executor involved wrangle in a par­ and the questions he resented marked the final dcp>*ived o f th eir civil Oraison. the noted French the educational level of the Every iKsue of the Register con­ ticular diocese, even one as raised need to be looked at tains information and features of (Published In the day proceedings at theat priest-physician, theologian laity relative to that of the Denver Catholic Register) important as the nation’s priests to serve for solutions. But the agen­ interest to every member of the three-day National Federa­ and author, said in a talk clergy have drastically First Publication; March 37, 1969 capital. Obviously the da does reflect the wishes family. Last Publication; April 17, 1969 tion of Priests’ Councils Church which they feel here. thrusting forward o f the changed ideas on religious convention here. does not live according to of the priests o f the coun­ issue by the dissidents of Addressing the Cercle authority. In other resolutions, the the Christian Gospel. try made known through a France-Amerique on "The the Washington Priests’ priests recommended at Communication Association and its exces­ Evolution of the Notion of B U T IN times o f crisis, least a one-year postpone­ sive play in the public eye he noted, man is still in­ ment of the decision to clined, as he was in the Workshop Set tended to overshadow the build the ABM system; nmerous other concerns of past because of uncertain­ agreed to support actively ties and insecurity, to seek the convention. the grape boycott of the John XXIII For A pril 12 The public got little be­ an authority and to appeal United Farm Workers, and yond the headlines and the to a "superior being who suggested that the expendi­ possesses knowledge and An experimental work­ AEC by phoning 266-0851 lead paragraph, the TV tures of up to 10 per cent Schedule shop to test the possibili­ ext. 260 by April 9. interviews and the catch­ hence power.” of parish income for com­ Looking back through ties for communication Those participating in words like birth control, Activities at John XXIII munity and social work be French and European his­ among people of dilTerent the program will include celibacy and suspension. Center for Renewal are permitted with the ap­ tory. Father Oraison re­ cultural or racial back­ Glen Kock, psychiatrist. Months of tedious discus­ scheduled as follows; proval of the pastor, the called that the king was grounds is planned for University o f Denver, The sion and consultation by April 3, 8 p.m.. Adminis­ parish council, and the formerly considered a April 12. Rev. John Graham, First NFPC leaders, recorded in Bishop. trative Board Meeting. representative of God and Entitled "Encounter! with Universalist Church of the new publication FO­ April 3. 9:30 and 10:30 was respected as a "father S e lf and O thers,” the Denver; Elwood Murray, RUM, were made to seem WHEN THE FLOOR a.m., swimming classes for image.” By guillotining workshop is sponsored director, Institute of Gener­ inconspicious in the glare was opened to new busi­ pre-school children with King Louis XVI, he said, jointly by the Institute of al Semantics: Alton Bar­ of such light. ness. a resolution was mothers. the revolutionaries killed General Semantics and the bour, Speech Dept., Un­ In the convention’s open­ immediately proffered by April 3, 3 to 4 p.m.. Girl this image and modern Adult Education Council of iversity o f Denver; and ing address, Lawrence delegates representing all Scout Troop 801 use pool. society is attempting to Metropolitan Denver. It Youlon Savage, psychiatric Cardinal Shehan of Balti­ member councils in Michi­ April 5, I to 3 p.m.. substitute "a fraternal will be held from 9 a.m. to social worker, Adams more displayed the kind of gan and Illinois: NFPC Delegates Public swimming. 4 p.m. April 12 at Colum­ mode” for the paternalistic County Mental Health leadership which recognizes "That the NFPC Included among delegates to the National Fed­ Apri 1 7, 3 to 4 p.m., bia Savings and Loan As­ style of the past, he said. Clinic. nascent values in lledgling upon the NCCB, through eration of Priests* Councils meet in New Orleans swimming for Sisters of sociation meeting rooms, E. A film lecture by psy­ groups. His presence at the its president, Archbishop, were five Denver province representatives. Pic­ the Archdiocese. F'ATH ER Oraison added, First Ave. and Detroit St. chiatrist Carl R. Rogers, convention was eloquent. now Cardinal designate, tured at one of the March 24 — 26 sessions are, A p ril 9, 10 a.m. to 2 however, that when nation­ A $5 registration fee in­ resident fellow at Western What he said about priests John F. Dearden, to ap­ from left to right. Father James O’Neill, Chey­ p.m., art class for women. al anguish becomes very cludes lunch. Reservations Bahavioral Sciences Insti­ and their way of life was point n fact-finding com­ enne; Father John Canjar, Denver; Father Gerald April 9, 1 p.m., swim­ acute, as was the case in may be made with the tute, will be shown. instructive, but what he mission to resolve the cur­ Phelan, Denver; and Father Clement De Wall, ming for adults. 1940, people seek sanc­ implied by involvement in rent impasse in San Anto­ Denver. Not pictured but representing the Pueblo April 9, 7 p.m., St. Do­ tuary in a father or even the convention provided nio, Washington, and else­ diocese was Father William Doll. minic Op>eration-Coopera- grandfather figure. This the quality of his concern where presently oversha­ tion Meeting and Dinner. I was a reference to General Colorado Springs for the clerics of the na­ dowing the genuine con- A strongly worded reso- series of provincial meet­ April 9, 7 p.m., meeting tion. de Gaulle, who established corn of charity which is lution, which was generat- ings. of Archbishop’s Guild from a Free France Government Last year, in the found­ the basis o f Christian ed by the reading of a let- "Peace, poverty. race, St. Dominic’s parish - in London and who later Adult Education ing congress in Chicago, no community. ter refusing the NFPC a ecumenism, and other top­ Discussion: "How to Read became President o f the and bishops were present. This "If the NCCB does not hearing at the NCCB ics are problems best Sacred Scripture.” Republic. year Cardinal Shehan act. the NFPC will itself spring meeting, resolved worked out at the grass April 9, 7:30 p.m., St. Your Register Turning to the Church, shared the platform with appoint a com m ittee to "that the house of dele- roots, not at national gath­ Dominic Holy Name Men Go Together the French theologian said: Archbishop Philip M. Han­ take appropriate action to gates entrust its executive erings. This meeting can recreation night. nan of New Orleans. Bish­ "One certainly needs a Correct Apparel resolve these impasses and l)oard to express to Cardi- only motivate that action A p ril 10, 7:45 p.m., op Ernest Primeau of point of coherence and con­ For Gentlemen re-establi.sh harmony in nal designate Dearden its in the areas in which the Adult Education Class, Fr. Zecha.& Adams sistency to ensure the uni­ Nevada Ave. «l Cdctie L « Poudre and Ladles Manchester, N.H ., and the Christian community. great disappointment at problem can be met most David Sobieszczy, "Bap­ Auxiliary Bishop L. Abel "Until due process is a this failure to hear the efTectively.” ty of the Church, but one tism”. Kiowa & Tejon Caillouet of New Orleans. functioning reality in the elected representatives of can no longer expect the A utom otive Colorado Springs They all said they were Church, the N FPC will half of the councils of their Father Patrick O’Malley, Pope to be considered as a and concerned and believe offer its services, through own priests. of Chicago, who ran unop­ Modern Spain sacred personage, in the Brake Service J.D. Crouch C.l>. O'Brien NFPC to be serious and Its executive committc'c, to posed. was elected to an­ pagan sense of this expres­ worhty of consideration. appoint a fact-finding THE PRIEST who early other one-year term as A slide program, "Mod­ sion.” It should come as no board to mediate similar look over the headlines of president. ern and Monumental surprise to anyone that disputes when no reason- the NFPC meeting ended Delegates voted to hold Spain,” Ross-Broadway x „ MOTOR priests should gather for a able solution is possible the convention rather sub- the 1970 convention in San Branch Library, E. Bayaud J s HOTEL through Ave. and S. Lincoln St., 11 m eeting such as this. ordinary (J^an- dued "but extremely heart- Diego and the 1971 con­ Qreeiey | AND RESTAURANT i n c . nels.” a.m., A p ril 16. Priests share, at their level enedert. past pres- which he said would bring at 7 p.m.; MORTUARY L associations fill a need >dent Association of Chica- a great feeling of hope for A pril 5 — Brahms’ E in Owners and Olrecters where senates are not tru- Priests, drew heavy brother priests "who have Dcu/aches Requiem (A "Yoor Parish Drug Store" — Member St. Augustine's Church— "Colorado Spriuiix’ I'incst and Most Modern" r • Free Delivery Service ly representative or where with his call for felt despair that there was German Requiem) at 12:05 Brighten. Colorado • Charge Accounts special interests call for a professional case to be no recourse.” p.m. and Wagner’s Parsifal ah r (Cam iTlnrtitani , new type of involvement. drawn up and perhaps at 7 p.m.; L. C. GRIFFIN, OWNER appealed directly to Rome.” BECAUSE ?'uthcr O’- April 6 (Easter) — Mah- You Are Always M .m b.r by Invitation National Sfltclcd^orticians TH E JU NG hotel here Donoghue had made the ler’s Symphony No. 2 O He urged the NFPC to Welcome At Shinn's hosted over 300 priests press for action "even if we headlines and TV screens, ("Resurrection”) at 9 a.m.; Members of the Staff chosen by their peers from have lu go lo the wall some NFPC delegates were Bach's "Easter Oratorio ’ at Northern Hotel Bldg. Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Kemington " P or TtkoseWh^are" Cat/iofir Funeral llirettars priests’ groups across the with it. even if it means upset, saying their conven- 5 p.m., and Handel’s "Mes- 482-1035 — 482-1036 Ph. 6*9-3111 Ml s. mh Ave. nation. They discussed the the death o f the NFPC, for tion was being misrepre- siah” at 7 p.m. BRIOHTON. COLORADO M Elrose 2-6671 Colorado Springs, Colo. Thursday, April 3, 1969 REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION sec. 2, Page 5 l\ew Funeral Liturgy: An Experiment in Joy M ay They Rest Fn^Richard Ling the Sacred Liturgy. This principle is undoubtedly sorts o f people must be them from the Gospel, are a white pall, reminiscent ( j -jH article holds the guiding the directive of the bishops involved.” followed by brief moments of the person’s white bap- (Fri Ling is a m em ber principle governing the at the Vatican Council Thus, one of the direc- of silent reflection, commu- tismal robe and decorated In Peace " o f ithe Archdiocesan Li- new funeral liturgy: "The that funeral ceremonies lives is that each parish nal prayer, and. if conven- with symbols of the risen A C O S T A . T on ry .1.. 5803 W. turgical Commission o f rite for the burial of the VKLARDE, 'Ll)., at Denver, of should take on a "paschal” should send in a written ient. a brief homily. Christ, is placed on the V irgin ia . Requiem MaHH. St. Phoenix. Arizona. Requiem . D en ver. Th is fir s t o f dead should express more spirit, that is. the charac- evaluation of the "favoru- The service concludes casket. "On the day of Anthony of Padua's church. .Mass. Sacred H eart, A p ril 1, March 28. Interment, Mt. Olivet. three articles on Catho- clearly the paschal (Easter) tcristics of Easter joy and ble and unfavorable ele- with prayers of the faith- your baptism, you put on Interm enL FL l.4>gan. O linger mortuaries. It, 4S3 lie funeral practices ex- character of Christian triumph. The prominent ments” in the new rite ful, the praying of the Christ. In the day of His ARCiUELLO. Ora. 11.57 (iaia- «. Wit­ plains the new experi- death, and should corre- pago. Requiem .Mbiih, SC Caje* WALSH. Helen P.. 675 S. te half use of the paschal candle, each time it is used. Ixird’s prayer, and a con- coming and your resurrec- mcntal rite perm itted in spond more closely to the tan’s church. March 31. Inter­ D ow ning street. Requiem MasH, Nation white vestments, and a Because all three parts eluding hymn. The Chicago tion, may He clothe you ment, Mt. Olivet. Street. th e A rc h d io ces e. T h e circumstances and tradi- white pall or covering over o f the new litu rgy are Commission explicitly St. Vincent de Paul’s church. • none, with glory.” .March 27. Interment. Mt. OliveL aid L. second article w ill evalu- tions found in various re­ the casket are the most worked out to support one notes that this first stage B RE D A , JoHoph Andrew . .5421 Boulevard mortuaries. 3300 5. nte the new rite, and a gions. This latter provision obvious signs that the di- another and provide a fit- of the new rite is to take After Mass, the paschal Easley road, (iolden. Requiem slorado Tinal article will contain holds good also for the li- candle, still holding its Mass, March 29. Interment, .Mt, WKIBEL. Helen 8. Broomrietd, ■ ian ad rective has been imple- ting balance of Christian into account the grief of O livet. H ow ard mortuarieH. are or in-depth criticism and turgical color to be used." prominent place near the Colo. Mass, Nativity of Our tcedent mented by means o f an sorrow and paschal joy, the the family and friends. Irord church, Broomfield, March tiatlon positive suggestions re­ new rites must be used as When the body is taken deceased, the priest prays CLEMENTS. William h\. 344 29. Mass, St. Charles H orrom eo Jts are garding current trends during the final commen­ Race street. Mass. St. .John the church, Stratton, Colo., March to all a whole or not at all. to the entrance of the and practices in Catholic dation that the person, Evangelist church. March 31. 31. Interment, SiraMon. Colo. > inter Thus, a fam ily may not churchireh for the Mass, tthe Interment, .Mt. Olivet. Olinger Noonan mortuary. t i t ac funerals.) "who by baptism became mortuaries. Etq.. decide to use the new ederai Mass and omit the vigil one of God’s sons WELCH, Margaret A.. 2200 tian at A new rite of Catholic Scripture service in favor (daughters) and who was C R O N IN . M a ry .J.. 2832 E. Ivanhoe street. Mass. Blessed It and fed at the Lord’s table, 17th avenue. Requiem Masa. St. Sacrament church. April 1. In­ 'e who burial that will seem notice­ of the rosary, or have the 1^1 Philomena's church. March 26. term ent. M l Olivet. Olinger tv- able different from tradi­ m a y now be called to the interment, m l Olivet Boulevard mortuaries. •by no­ traditional "black" Mass ting to tional funeral rites is now and use the new cemetery table of God’s children in mortuaries. of the heaven.” A litany, commu­ WINSTEAD. Milton Thomas, Jttered permissible for families services. priest, vested in white cha­ D A H L IN tiE R , .Mary A ddie, Denver. Requiem Mass, Shrine Court who wish to use it in the The Scripture service at nal song, and prayer con­ Brighton. Colo. Requiem .Mass, of St. Ann’s church, Arvada, enver, suble. processes to the Denver Archdiocese. the wake is very much entrance, preceded by the clude this part of the ser­ St. Augustine’s church. March M arch 27. Interment, Mt. O liveL 21. Rice chapel, Brighton. Colo. Noonan mortuary. In a letter sent to all like the first part of any paschal candle and server vice, and as the recessional begins, refrains from Scrip- J'cloch priests March 5th, Arch­ Mass, that is, the Liturgy carrying holy water. The ED W ARD S, Arthur J.. 9290 Y E A G E R . L u c y A n n a , 1150 hereto bishop James V. Casey of the Word. The Chicago mourners are greeted with ture (including part of the Palos Verde, Thornton. Re­ Oak street, formerly of 878 S. quiem Muss. Holy Cross church, noted the Denver Liturgi­ service is similar to the a wish of peace and prayer familiar "In Paradisum”) Ix>gan street. Requiem Mass, St. are chanted or recited be­ Thornton. Colo., .March 31. In ­ Francis de Sales’ church, March cal Commission, in its four Scripture services is offered to "the God of terment, Kt. I-ogan. Boulevard tween a leader of song and 29. Interm ent, Mt. O liveL O lin­ February meeting, request­ a v a ila b le in D en ver all consolation” for those mortuaries. ger mortuaries. ed him to "consider the through its own Liturgical present. The casket is the congregation. The cemetery service is GABEL. 'Jacob <1., 1300 Bridge implementation of the ex­ Commission, and there is sprinkled with holy water, street, Brighton. Requiem .Mass, perimental (Chicago) rite no reason why any of the recalling the deceased’s also performed in white. St. Augustine church. Brighton. MEN-ACT NOW! An initial prayer invites A p ril 2. Interment. Brighton, Tkcic IS still tiat I* s ti« Ckrist at the earliest possible five services couldn’t be "day o f rebirth in the NOW IS i Priest ir irstker' Special the mourners to "entrust Colo, time”: he granted permis­ used interchangeably. living waters of baptism.” laciiities jfiilakle lii eph J. Heit. Requiem day and make him (her) Mass. St. .James church, A p ril 2. tpr (rates II t 1} ■< ki|h sckeil diocese.” lay leader. Two readings shall also imitate Him in ast Ipr iPRiir Cpileie Write tP Vpca one with the saints in His Interment. Mt. Olivet. Olinger The new rite, entirely from Scripture, one o f His resurrection,” and then mortuaries. tips OircetPt MiSSlOIttPIlS DI TH( HOlT riMiiT optional, was developed by kingdom.” The priest then KEAGUE. Dorothy T.. 616 S. 7MP ann inlaSi lins u* tliu Chicago’s Commission on leads the congregation in one of several psalms and Grant. Requiem .Mass, SL Fran­ the Sacred Liturgy. In Sep­ cis de Sales’ church. April I. A weekly newspaper . De tember, 1966, the commis­ then reads one of four New Interment, ML OliveL Howard Mrs. Weibel, 89, Testament passages. A mortuaries. lasts. Its stories are laintt sion established a working timeless, its advertising uired prayer of the faithful fol­ committee to study the Experiment in Joy K R AK O W . Katherine E.. 2040 Pro lows the readings. Finally effective, its messages >ty of problem of parochial funer­ S. Clarkson. Requiem Mass, O ur retained. > the Dies in Denver the Lord’s prayer is either Lady o f i-ourdA’ church, A p ril als in relation to article 81 Father Richard Ling of Presentation of Our Lady Parish simulates the new liturgy with white An allelu ia Mass for March 31 by Father Wei- sung or recited, and the 2. inu-rmcnt. M l OliveL Bou- o f the Constitution on PEEBLES vestments and white Pall on casket Mrs. Helen S. Weibel, 89, bel. Father Maurice Mc- ceremony concludes with a '"-■•••‘■ri” mother of Father George Inerney, pastor of St. final prayer and hymn. LASCOR. .lean B.. 6270 W. ALLENDALE I aiauTirut aicTuai •« <•)«>•«• j More than 25 dioceses impressive mosaic of East­ L. W eibel, was offered Catherine’s, Burlington, A f o l l o w i n g article will 38th avenue. Requiem M bim, SL PHARMACY ilACK MADONNA have permission to use the Patrick'* church, I.a Junta. 9HtM) W . .5‘Hh IMiice Oi' DIf It CittUCMsi er features. March 29 in Nativity of gave the sermon. Father evalu ate the new rite. new rite. A few recent Colo., March 29. IntermenL La 422-2.W7 In lull I'olor 8 'i x 11 ' Perhaps the second most O u r L o r d Herbert L. Banigan, pastor Criticism has already been 'Junta, Colo. B oulevard m ortuar- funerals in Denver have Anrads Wtst's Prolessional Pkarniicy with medal hislorv influential guideline adopt­ Church, at St. Charles, was mas- heard concerning the sup- Arvada, Colorado .tnd no^ena St*nd S2 00 already been celebrated ed by the scholars is that B ro o m fie ld , ter of ceremonies. posed "balance” of sorrow according to the new rite, Burial was in Calvary and joy, and some feel that LIE V E N S . William J.. 5977 S. fUNCISCUl aiUilHUIT there should be no unnec­ where Father Hill. Requiem Max*. SL Mar>’» COMPLETE CAR SERVICE iioTNcn ooi 1 notably those of Msgr. essary duplications in the W e ib e l is Cemetery, Stratton. Noo- there is too much presump- met HAOONNl SMIINC church. April 2. Interment, Lit- TUNE UP • CARBURETOR lUKU Minouii iNJi John Moran and Fr. James new ceremonies. The for­ pastor. nan’s Mortuary, Denver, tious joy and not enough tieton. Colo. NickcU-Hiil mor- AUTO TRANS. Ahern. mer multiplication of can­ Mrs. Wei- handled the arrangements. prayers for the deceased. tuary. Your Car ProDlem — Our Specialtv How To Hold The new liturgy centers dles. sprinkling of holy [Ir ^ bel, born in M A R T IN E Z . M agdaleno, 2929 EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR about the funeral home, water, and use of incense Poecke, Bel­ Curtis street. Requiem Mass, ONEIDA GARAGE the church, and the ceme- z\nnunciation church. April 2. ■ II Ktrk 1400 Oneida 133 3SSS FALSETEETH have all been reduced to a gium in F ra n k D. S a ra c in o Interment. ML Olivet. More Firmly in Place pJ" developing the basic and noble simplicity. 1879, would ^ . . . * rite. ChicagoChicago’s R l^ommis.RionCommission MIRAGLIA. Dominic A.. 1730 Do y o u r false teeth a n n o y a n d e m - ” .. . ., A third principle encour­ Mrs. Weibel have been 90 Vietnam Casualty^ barrassbysnppmg.dropping.orwob- says it made a vigilant ages lay participation as y ea rs old lola streeL Requiem Maaa, SL b lln g w h e n you eat. la u g h o r ta lk ? ______Therese’s church, M arch 31. " H o w d y ” Then sprinkle a little FASTEETH on attempt to Structure the often as possible. Lay read­ June 27. She came to the Sgt. Frank D. Saracino, maternal grandmother. Interment. FL I.ogan. your plates. FASTEETH holds den- ceremonies so that they Jr.. 20. o f Fort Collins was Mrs. Laura Wetzler and Bob's Place ttires firmer and more com fortably. ers are encouraged during United States at the age of M O TZER, Anna E.. .5590 W. Makes eating easier It's ulktilliie— move toward a clim ax. the vigil prayer service, 13. killed in Vietnam, March maternal great-grand- 300 So. Colo. Blvd. 20 mother, Mrs. Annie Con­ Lehigh avenue. Requiem Mass. S?s'y^a»fe°or^e?°HA'^S?hc;ck beginninR at the wake and even to the point of sug­ . Notre Dame church. March 31. Cowtown, Colo. with the final cere- Married to Frank Weibel He served nors. gesting that immediate in 1899 in Spalding. Neb., Interment, ML Olivet. Boulevard Get FASTEETH at all drug counters, m on y at th e cem etery. with the Airj Funeral arrangements mortuaries. relatives or friends o f the the couple moved to Sid­ Five successive moments deceased should be invited Cavalry are pending notification by ney. Neb., and Sterling, ORNELAS. John. 935 33rd SERVE CHRIST are clearly outlined in the Troop, 11th the Army of when the cas­ In Prayer .a n d care to read the Scripture texts. Colo., before settling in street. Requiem Mass, Annun­ DUCKWALL’S new rite: A recognition They may also offer the A rm o re d ] ket will arrive. ciation church. April 1. Inter­ of the Aged and Pre Stratton, Colo. Mr. Weibel, Denver's Newest during the vigil prayer gifts during the Mass. Cavalry Regi­ ment, Mt. O liveL school Children who died in 1960, operated Suburban Variety Store service of the sorrow and ment and CARMELITE A fourth liturgical rule, a large farm in the Strat­ P A N E L L A . Guy C.. 9080 E. loss surrounding death; was assigned DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER SISTERS DCJ that there should be a var­ ton area. Lehigh avenue. Requiem Mass. meeting the body at the iety o f options for particu­ to the Aero Miller Sl Vincent de Paul’s church. 33rd & Dahlia 332-9035 church entrance when the lar situations and prefer­ The couple had 10 chil­ Rifle Platoon. March 31. Interment. Akron. H e was! Ohio. Boulevard mortuaries. S E L L A L E S S person’s baptism is re­ ences of the Christian dren. three of whom Mimeo Mart CHERRELYN called; the funeral Mass community, has led to a preceded Mrs. Weibel in born in Fort Frank Saracino P E R K Y . W illiam B.. 3525 O s­ relating the Eucharist to large number o f Scripture death. One son. Walter, Collins, Oct. age street. Requiem Mass, ML D R U G S T O R E • Mimeographing Carmel church, April 2. Inter­ In Sieknest and in Health the life and death o f a readings for all three died at one year of age, 30, 1948 and attended St. D R U G S T O R E • Automatically Typed ment. Mt. OliveL Howard mor­ Phone 789-2561 Christian; the final com­ stages of the funeral, and, Louis died in 1958 in Sid- Joseph's grade school and tuaries. was an altar boy. He at­ Letters B R O A D W A Y at Q U IN C Y mendation as a fittin g for the Mass, 12 different ney, and Fred died in 1960 E N G L E W O O D tended Fort Collins High • Multigraphing QUIGLEY. Dorothy, 924 prelude to the procession sets of prayers. There are Stratton, Krameria street. Requiem Mass, FREE PARKING from the Church marking School and Assumption • Plate Making Across the street Prom also several responsorial otherOther survivors include Christ the King church, March NOTRE DAME CHURCH the deceased person’s chants for the Mass which Abbey Preparatory School, • Xerography & Photo 27. Interment. White Plains. GREEN Mrs. Mary Anthofer, Strat­ Richardton, N.D. He was a N.Y. Olinger mortuaries. triumph over death; and permit a great variety of Offset Printing Bacon & Schramm y M E A D O W S ton; Frank and Ralph member o f St. Joseph’s Par­ the final cemetery ceremo­ cither sung or recited par- Qenver: Arthur R A N A L L O , M a ria A .. 1624 Cempotition Roofing dSytdfa CONOCO ish. • Vari Typing ny that looks forward to ticipation. The celebrant is weibcl. Mesa, Ariz,; Mrs. Humboldt. Requiem Mass. Holy Tile Roofing COMPLETE the resurrection and final free to select from these He volunteered for ser­ • Addressing Ghost church, March 31. Inter­ Reef Repairing Elaine Burger. Albuquer­ ment. Mt. Olivet. Boulevard 4020 B rig h to n B lv d . AUTOMOTIVE coming of Christ. options as he feels best fits vice at 18 and was grad­ & Metered Mail SERVICE que. N .M ex.. and Mrs. uated from an non-Com- mortuaries. 244-6563 S So Sheriflen *•} « «'« The changes in the rite, the circumstances. Clara Knochel. Lacona, la., • Spiral Binding missioned Officers Course K O 'IO . Marijinna. Ft. Lupton. more striking to eye than a nephew, Father Robert In explanatory notes ac- at Ft. Benning. Ga. -COMPLETE SERVICE- R equiem Mass. St. W illiam 's ear. are applications of Burger, Santa Fe, N. Mex.; ARROW basic liturgical principles companying the new texts, , _ _ , , —Surviving...... a**e his father. church. April 2. which must be kept in the Chicago Commission 32 grandchildren, and Frank Saracino; his moth- 24«-7<0a-244-740» SERVICE 35 great-grandchildren. T A Y L O R , M arion N.. 1440 W. mind if the changes are to states that an experiment Mrs. Vivienne Bern­ 1620 California St. A laska place. Requiem .Mass, SL STATION PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Rose of Lima church, April 2. is a "trial-and-error way of hardt; two sisters, Mrs. WITH CONFIDENCE FOR AND DELIVERED be adequately understood Archbishop Janies V. Interment. Butte, Mont. Bou­ Fran Allen o f Ft. Collins 4. BRAKE SERVICE TRAPPIST CANDIES and appreciated. finding out whether one is Casey presided at the fu­ FREE PARKING levard mortuaries. 7 .1*C and Miss Ardyce Lee Sara­ 4SS07J7 FLAVORS - BAG The most influential right — or wrong.” This. neral Mass, attended by Colleo el Downing______373 U7S does not mean, continues several prie«ts of the arch- cino of Colorado Springs; the Commission, "indiscri- diocese, in Nativity of Our minately accepting ideas to Lo^d Church. He also gave see how practical they are. the final absolution. Father You will receive A CHECK EVERY nor does it mean arbitrar- j^ n a rd Alimena gave the NEED ily doing anything just for sermon, and Father Ed- c. the sake of doing some­ ward Madden was com­ OFFICE as long as you live thing different.” An experi­ mentator and lector at the ment is "an honest un­ Mass. SUPPLIES . biased testing of a plan, on your investment through our hoping that it will work. Mrs. Weibel lived in and a willingness to accept Stratton until 1960. when something short of sue- she moved to Denver. The MISSION CONTRACT cess.” Noting that this is past few years of her life (A GIFT ANNUITY) not easy, the Commission were spent in a nursing OFFICE says "it is particularly not home, where she also re- YOU WILL RECEIVE High returns depending on age JixT easy when the experiment ccived care for an arthritic FURNITURE . deals w ith the liturgy, condition. 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Among the newest Cardi­ Youth Ferment nals are four Americans and one Canadian; Arch­ Said Valuable bishop John Dearden of New Delhi - Today’s Detroit, Archbishop Ter­ youth are reacting with an ence Cooke o f New York, intuitive "no” to the actual Archbishop John Carberry state of the whole world, of St. Louis, Bishop John the Jesuit Superior general Wright of Pittsburgh, and Father Pedro Arrupe, ob­ Archbishop George Flahiff served during a three-day of Winnipeg. visit to India. The Jesuits IT WAS ALSO an­ problem, he said, is to be New Style Confession nounced by the Vatican "clever enough and spiritu­ An open group confession is held for the first time in the sanctuary of that Bishop Wright "will al enough” to help youth Uncommon Man St. Francis Xavier College church in St. Louis. In this new Roman Catholic be entrusted with a task in its search for a new approach, the time-honored confessional booth is eliminated and a number in the Roman Curia.” way. Cardinal Paul-Emile Leger, seen here at left talking with victims of of priests "in the open" hear individual confessions simultaneously. Al­ Commenting on this ap­ TTie head of the 36,000- Hansen’s disease at the White Fathers’ leprosarium at Kitega, Burundi, has though the approach may appear modern, a St. Louis theology instructor pointment, Archbishop member order arrived in been named to receive the $50,000 Royal Bank of Canada Award for a states that the practice dates hack to the early centuries of the Christian Luigi Raimondi, U.S. Apos­ New Delhi enroute from life of devotion to the common man.” era when there were few churches. tolic Delegate, said "it is Australia to Rome. f Toronto ^Birthright’ Dialogue With Non-Believers Saves Birth Rights

Toronto, Ont. — "Isn’t he baby arrived, and she one offers them hope. Taking on Wider Dimensions beautiful!” she said as she earned a small allowance. On some occasions, de­ held her newborn baby Not all the callers to the spite efforts by Birthright boy. Birthright office follow the volunteers, a pregnant The idea that our time is yet of the new openness of the soul, and the moral into believers and non-be­ Religious Significance of "Isn’t he just beautiful!" woman is unable to raise one of widespread non-be­ the Vatican to ideas and government of the world, lievers, or are all men be­ Atheism” by Alasdair advice given by the volun­ Four months previous, it herself from the pit of de­ lief — a common theme of activities which would Unbelief in these proposi- lievers though they may MacIntyre and Paul Ri- teers. Those who are deter­ wasn’t so beautiful. The spair, and the only solu­ sermons. editorial com­ have been "unthinkable” a tions is a crime and pun- think and believe different­ coeur (Columbia University mined to get an abortion whole conglomerated mess tion seems suicide. ments, seminars and dia­ decade ago. ishable with five years of ly?” Press), makes several per­ simply dismiss the Birth­ was ugly. And she wanted "We had one such cEise." logues — is coming in for The questions considered aolitary confinement for a tinent points: right alternative. an abortion . . . badly. widespread re-examination at the international sympo- first offense and death for Many participants upheld • That most well-known The answering service, Mrs. Summerhill said. with interesting results. aium on "The Culture of a second. the opinion that belief and atheist thinkers have basi­ She picked up the phone when not manned by volun­ "She was three months While the new approach Non-Belief.” sponsored "Such notions are on the. religion cannot be consid­ cally rejected only one con­ and called Birthright. Ac­ teers, is hooked into a two- pregnant and terribly dis­ of believers to non-bel- jointly by the Vatican Sec- whole quite alien to the ered coextensive — that cept of (jod — Bertrand cording to the brief news­ minute tape which outlines turbed. She met our volun­ paper ad, someone with lievers is still only in its relariat for Non-Believers Bible. Where the word 'be- religion is far more than a Russell, for example, the the services offered by teers on three or four occa­ \ system of creedal proposi­ this organization, or group, Birthright, and facts about sions and continually earliest stages, two basic and the Sociology Depart- fie f is used to translate God of Sir Isaac Newton; concepts are emerging and ment of the University of Biblical Hebrew and Greek tions which call for assent Jean-Paul Sartre, the God or whatever it was, could back-yard abortions. talked about suicide. finding acceptance: California at Berkeley, it means not the 'belief and that belief exists not of Leibniz. help her. "One day we got a call • That, as among the wei«e treated in a basically that’ of Plato, but 'belief only outside of the Church­ • That a far more prev­ The call led to an infor­ D U RIN G the past five from her and she was hys­ ’’separated brethren” of the academic style. But the in,’ a matter not of cogni- es but even among those alent form of non-belief is mal meeting in a restaur­ months, calls from and on terical. She said she had a Christian traditions, the participants in the discus- tive assent but of faith, who do not accept the con­ that of "the secularized ant with a Birthright behalf of pregnant women supply of sleeping pills and points which unite be­ sion, held at the Pontifical trust and obedience.” cept of the supernatural. unbeliever, who sees no volunteer. have been received at the was going to kill herself lievers and non-believers Gregorian University in The Greek "intellectual Prof. Charles Clock of point in actually denying rate o f 100 per month, for sure.” kit are often more significant Rome with audiences of up revolution” perpetuated in Berkeley, a Lutheran the existence of God be* TO TH E young, unmar­ commented Mrs. Louise A Birthright volunteer sizi than those which divide. to 4,000 for some of the Western religion "involved scholar, suggested that the cause he never saw any ried, pregnant woman’s Summerhill, founder and rushed to the woman’s res­ frp concept of the believer dismay. Birthright did not organizational director of idence and took her to the rm • That, under some defi­ public discussions, were a sh ift from unself-con- point in affirming it in the sys nitions at least, the num­ clearly aware that belief scious expression through should include both those first place.” arrange abortions. In fact, the group of 75 volunteers. psychiatric ward o f a To­ ber o f non-believers seems and non-belief are matters mythical forms, even of who do and those who do In the contemporary con­ it did just the opposite. "You’d be surprised,” she ronto hospital. to be extremely small, of more than academic in- such sophisticated thinkers not have supernatural be­ text, Mr. MacIntyre be­ The Birthright volunteer said, "how many calls we "She’s still there,” Mrs. though the variety of phe­ terest. as Heraclitus and Parme- liefs, as w ell as those lieves, the disagreements encouraged her to have her receive from mothers and Summerhill said sadly. nomena which might be Widely discussed in re- nides, to the highly self- whose beliefs are purely between theism and baby. the man involved . . . Realistically aware of the Des called "b e lie f is bewilder- cent books and articles, conscious concern with personal and those who atheism have become "cul­ She was informed of the about 75% of them want immensity of the problems App ingly large. these questions are also a adhere to a particular, sys­ turally marginal.” assistance available to her help to get an abortion." facing unwed mothers, and woe tematized religion or other — employment, accommo­ Ove At a discussion held matter of deep concern to "Almost all the great Mrs. Summerhill said the large numbers who see arei school of belief. He said dation, Children’s Aid So­ under the auspices of a countless individuals. skeptics and atheists of the one reason why women abortion as their best al­ plus that such a division would ciety — and also of the Johi university and a Vatican ONE OF THE points modern Western world with unwanted pregnancies ternative, Mrs. Summerhill result in four main cate­ dire consequences of back­ cus secretariat, a group of that emerged in the sym­ have been morally conser­ are so distressed is because would like Birthright to gories of belief: objectivist yard abortions. con< some 30 scholars, Protes­ posium is that the "prob­ vative, often intensely so,” they are not aware of the expand its services. ovei supernatural, objectivist The distressed mother tant, Roman Catholic and lem of belief’ arises in­ he writes. services that can be 297-J natural, subjectivist super­ walked away, caught in Marxist, subjected the tensely only in the mon­ Mr. Ricoeur. speaking as provided them by the T H IS W O U L D mean natural and subjectivist tht‘ vise of another deci­ phenomena of non-belief to otheistic religions of the a Christian (as distin­ community. money — from somebody. penetrating and many-sid­ naturr’ guished from Mr. Mac­ sion-making process. "Perhaps the churches West and Middle East — whether myths are 'really "W e help them get jobs, ed scrutiny. While it raised Intyre’s "anthropological” One month later, she could give us a grant to in Christianity and Islam true’ of the Sophists, and a or accommodate them in more questions than it IN ^^DDITION, he ob­ approach), emphasizes both returned to the Birthright operate,” Mrs. Summerhill much more than in Ju- search for more stable private homes,” she said. answered (as it was prob­ served, some groups might the contrasts and the in­ office, located in Toronto’s suggested. "We need this •On b daism and virtually not at bases of orientation than "W e have even placed a West ably intended to do), the have their own definitions teractions of theism and eastern section. Yes, she sort o f financial backing.” all in som e form s o f myth by Socrates and Pla- few in agency homes for Pretl meeting made a substan­ Buddhism, Taoism and to.” the scholar noted, of non-belief; from a Chris­ atheism more than does wanted to have the baby, oven tian perspective, a non- but she had ju st been unwed mothers.” big I tial beginning tow'ard many other religions of the "The problems of 'unbe- Mr. MacIntyre. In his it t REXALiDn/f; working out a religious Christian would be consid­ view, both Freud and evicted from her residence lliff this 0 Far East. fief arose with the first PERHAPS what im­ 297-54 approach to the question of ered a non-believer, as Nietzsche (the originator of and she had no money. Prescription Druggists Professor Robert Bellah stratum of free intellec- presses unmarried mothers non-belief. o f Berkeley, who noted tuals to appear in human would a non-Communist the "God is Dead” slogan) Within two hours, she First in Pre>cripiii X that the ideas produced by sium, during which he FREE DELIVERY Laws that Plato argues these "self-conscious intel- international symposium. expressed his approval for Cornish. Manor House. 18-oz. lectuals” are not truly beliefs; the existence of continuing research on If it achieved no more size r. j sL ■ ^ ‘non-belief’ but merely a non-belief, Pope Paul VI than to illustrate that non­ God, the immortality of different form, system or Game Hens ea. 79' gave a working definition belief is a phenomenon as (Plus Special) A top American Delicacy for Ei expression of beliefs — of what the term means to varied as belief, the sym­ based ultimately, to a his secretariat: 'Those atti­ posium certainly will stand large degree, on the same tudes of negation which as a landmark in the his­ pKg. Greek foundations. modem man assumes — tory of religion’s approach One Catholic scholar, Corn-on-Cob of 6 69' whether in cultural expres­ to irreligion. But another for m ir r o r s Father Herve Carrier of sions, in sociological and accomplishment. most the Gregorian University, promising for the future Sec Our Beautiful political terms, or in prac­ commented that "for the tical and unthinking way development of dialogue, Lucerne. 8-oz. Sew Home at Secretariat for Non-Be­ — with regard to that reli­ was the meeting’s frequent Variety and fresh fruit flavors. cup S90 Law rence 825-5251 lievers. the crucial point is gion which believes in a return to the idea that Yogurt 25' (Plus Special) this: Is humanity divided transcendental, personal men considered non-be­ God, the beginning and lievers share many meta­ end of the entire universe, physical concerns with be­ including man.” lievers. One recent book on the Strawberries 1 problem of belief. "The SWIGERT 6-oz. BROS. ARTICHOKES |h- 3 9 ‘ SWEET CORN 3 - 3 3 ' For OPTOMETRISTS Marinated hearts. Nut like flavor. New crop. Florida grown. Sweet and lender. 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Last year similar ses­ Canon Law Meet , •oes are underway in the 1969 program are liturgical sions revolved around hous­ Bishop Stephen A. Diocesan Level;” Fr. David 77 parishes o f the Montevi* change, the priest's role in ing. employment, training, Leven, Auxiliary Bishop of Jones, "The Diocesan Pas­ archdi^ese. with many society, the place of Catho­ urban renewal and govern­ the Archdiocese o f San toral Council;” Fr. Arkad I o f the conclusions reached lic education, youth prob­ mental trends. Antonio, will be one of the Biczak, "The Necessity and many speakers present for Means of Adult Educa­ the South Central Region tion;” and Fr. W illiam Canon Law Convention to Thompson, "Recent Deve­ be held in Albuquerque, lopments Toward a New N.M., April 7-9. Code o f Canon Law.” Other speakers and top­ The convention will be YOUR PARISH REAL ESTATE ics are; Fr. Vincent Rizzot- held on the University of to. "Collegiality on the Albuquerque campus.

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These linkages might be with federal, Forms. $1.00. Austco. Box 3623- makes. No charge if not satis- I fied. No sales! Honest Sewing ho see Over 4000 sq. ft. of quality living SiniNG PRETTY crisis that hurts not only black people state, volunteer, religious or foundation- RE. Long Beach, California area. 3 bdrms. on main floor PERRY & BUTLER, INC. 90803 I Machine Service. 322-1621 St al- In a pretty setting. A most de­ and pxx)r people but one that "grips our supported programs in the community, plus 3 bdrms. in bsmt. Built by Realtor 757-7471 lightful outdoor patio and BBQ whole culture. ’ Administrative Challenge ...! lerhill John Hirschert. This 5 year old screened from the neighbors, Nagle said. He warned, however, "if it is i t r a s h h a u l i n g "And then,” he said, "there might be Position: Executive Director, ht to custom built home is in new has much privacy and seclusion a Catholic organization that hasn’t gone condition. 1853 Winfield D r. is 29 —St. Philomena — offers abundant freedom for the opportunity in the seventies to really Diocesan Social Action Commis­ 'Trash Hauling, any place m all family activities. If you saw through the strain of some thorough­ sion I Metropolitan Denver. Day or ove r 850,000. Call J im U rb a n deal with some of the problems that we I night calls. 322-3558. 2430 High 297-5426 or 279-6029 res. the arrangements of the family- going renewal since Vatican II, don’t Wanted: Skills in initiating, in­ room with the patio; the formal now find tearing ourselves apart.” I Street. mean waste your time .. whatever the seeming vestigating, educating, coordinat­ VAN SCHAACK diningroom; the spacious bed­ These problems, the SCLC vice presi­ ing Kiy. rooms including 4th in fun base­ demands of nostalgia, sentimentality and 1700 Wadsworth Realtor dent and close associate of the late Dr. Purpose: To involve us people of UPHOLSTERY ment with bath and recreation old friendships.” God in necessary social, econom­ rches and that it looks like a million Martin Luther King said, are caused by Re-Upholstery by a reliable it to BRICK RANCH bucks you'd take it on the spot. ic proposals, actions firm. 35 years experience. $23,950 6486 S. Marion Place. Call Nick the inadequacy of present structures to TE LLING TH E broadcasters to act as Experience: Imaginative work TERM S. National Upholstery,' srhill Baki 297-5403; Eve. 794-7290. deal with violence, racism, poverty and with groups preferred 2145 Court PI. 222 1372. On beautiful street in Applewood the voice of the poor and of others "with­ this war. out the power to make their claims heard.” Apply: Cf'o John Lamb, West. Stone frpl. in living room. LOU EBERHART LIKE THE OLO UDY P. O. Box 500. ALBERT'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY g ” Pretty kitchen with G E range, Who lived in the shoe! Are the Some 60 Catholic broadcasters, includ­ Nagle said: "In our society the rewards Beaverton, Specializing in quality & service oven 8, dishwasher. Bsmt. has A R e e d e r R e a l t y \ kiddies a problem ? W ant to ing many diocesan radio and television and benefits still go to those with the Oregon 97005 on reupholstering & factory di­ big recreation room. H u rry on mtALTom — imsumom ^ expand? Need more floor space? Include: Resume, availability, rect furniture. For free esti­ Does everybody need more el­ directors attending the meeting, were pwlitical and economic power to make a this one. (13W22) Call Jim Urban brief statement how applicant mates day or nite call 233-0630 297-5426 or 279-6029 res. OFC. 311-5131 flES. 355-7497 bow room? Then 5445 W. Plym ­ urged to become "serious students of claim on the system.” outh Drive is the home for you. views this position's potential or 237-9282. Ref. 1105 Harlan. VAN SCHAACK 100 Jackson Besides four bedrooms and fami- 1700 Wadsworth Realtor DENVER, COLO. 80206 iyroom, the kiddies have almost 2200 square feet of basement to Publicists Slate 11 — Sts. Peter & Paul play in. A lower price in a high 3 7 — St. J u d e priced area; $35,950. Call Nick Annual Convention Baki 297-5403. eve. 794-7290. ? HAMMER HAPPY ? You'll hit right, on this 7 bdrm. N IC K B A K I, 297-5403 or Washington — The Reli­ 7670 W. ARKANSAS PL. 794-7290 res. brick at 9920 W. 34th Dr. — off GREENWOOD PARK gious Public Relations SERVICE DIRECTORY Kipling. Half acre hillside, in Assume this dandy 4'/4 pet. FHA Council, with members custom area. Close to schools. loan with only 23 yrs. to go on VAN SCHAACK representing 33 Protestant 825-1145 Move in for $33,500 or trade. A this 3-bdrm. brick with part fin. .2409 W. M A IN REALTOR little care will work wonders for bsmt., covered patio, fenced denom inations and the this full family house. Catholic and Greek Ortho­ yard, Alameda High district. ASK FOR “ROCCO” Trade your big equity and start dox Churches, will conduct ELECTRIC WIRING packing. 3 BEDROOMS its 40th annual convention CURTAIN LAUNDRIES PLUMBING SEWER CLEANING Call Joe Trainor, 985-3256. 3949 T E J O N : F H A appraised at S12/500. 8 room brick bungalow here April 16-18. CwUin-CrKMUl ACME SANITARY WOOD BROS. REALTY OriMuti - liMii - lliiliiu - Sinifs 220 VOLTS FRANK'S plus bsmt. storage. 3 fireplaces R E A L TO R 985-8751 Episcopal Suffragan Bish­ — Remodeling — and SEWER SERVICE and a large outdoor building. C Itiiti 6) Izttsl ntiMfs. PLUMBING op Paul Moore, a national <■6 kt»4 pristH ONLY — Repairing- 5395 Lincoln 4856 JU L IA N S T .: Will sell FH A or ® 4 L L A H K 3 '’’ leader in urban develop­ FRANCIS LACE Call Any Time and HEATING • Stetrt • $«»(•( 1<*n ■ ■aiTO R t VA plus other flexible terms to • Sj i V TriM 1 (rust Tiirs meet your finance picture. Re­ ment, will give the key­ CURTAIN CLEANERS 3 6 6 - 0 1 6 8 SERVICE CIttitf We're smaller so we 3-bdrm. brick. 1 & % baths, modeled, carpeted, large kitch­ note address on "Telling 62S-3SZ7 Jim Dwyer Electric 4SS-0933 $t>tr I Wtlit Simet have to try harderl gar., f. f. bsmt. Legal Rental. en, double garage. I2S« Kalamath «Sb 7647 711 7473______471 >74( Excel, price. Terms. the Truth in Turmoil.” ______Denver, Ccloraoo______3836 W. 26th Ave. REPOSSESSIONS 3834 L IP A N S T.: F H A appraised FLORIST ALL AREAS P & G CO. Herbert Klein, communi­ at $8,200, total paym ent $82 DECORATING ALAMEDA STORM WINDOW "WE HAVE 222 5713 P ITI. Very neat & clean. Large cations director for the TH E K EY S " formal dining area. Much stor­ PLUMBING CO. SERVICE caM US A N Y TIM E . Nixon administration, will age. PAPERING REPAIRINC All Makes 421 33IS 771 1141 424 1112 42t 1121 speak inform ally and MLW WORK Each of these homes are located STEAMING Storm Doors A Windows CLOVERLEAF REALTY answer questions. JERRY SEWERS near bus lines, shopping area and SINK LINES CLEANED. Screens & Patio doors, $460 Martlull — ArvAda M A Y JO Y , ideal for schools. Possession no 238-1044 TEXTURING AO Work Guaranteed Repaired and Adjusted. A series of workshops on Free Ettimatet. problem. To work out the best 777-9375 PAINTING Insurance Claims. LOVE, HOPE, public relations techniques 218 S. Broadway______744-0300 Reasonable. IF YOU PLAN terms in financing dial 233-6537 MOUNTAIN-IMniRf BREEN TO SELL YOUR P E A C E , & will be held in three time or Rocco J. Ursini 477-7811 eves. O fCOKATOR S HENRY SAWICKI NO. DENVER.LAKEWOOD CONTENTMENT periods, permitting dele­ OR WHEATRIDOE HOME RIDGEWOOD REALTY ______429.2906______Call Ma. LIKE CANDLES 94,5 West Colfax 333-4557 gates to attend discussions FLORIST GOOD PLUM3ING LIGHT YOUR ELECTRIC WIRING % KAY MORAN, 455-3139 on three subjects outside 1543 Champa BIG ‘A' REALTY EASTER SEASON the Shoreham Hotel, where SERVICE UPHOLSTERY 23I-7S69 AND EVERY DAY OF the convention will be • Rewire T H E Y E A R 266-3131 Repairing and held. • Additions PERSONAL SERYICE • Meters Moved. Remodeling Specialists BUYING-SELLING-TRAOINC BEATRICE M. SHIRK The public relations FINE HOMES REALTOR AT A&B UPHOLSTERY REAL ESTATE council was organized here Fixtures, water heaters, dis­ ______» $ 1576______FREE ESTIMATES GUTTERS & SPOUTS on re-upfwlttenrtg A restyling cus­ in 1929 with 29 charter posers. dishwashers. tom made furniture. Direct facto­ members. It now has 770 796-5368 534-0563 ry deafer tor new fumiiure A car­ REAL ESTATE Gutters, Spouts Try our complete pels. members in the U.S. and service 2765 W. Ham pden Ave. 781-7966 T five foreign countries. We specialize in Gutters set. U SLASTAN D SAV E R and Spout Replacement 1120 Corona 244-1616 Call: KEN CAVINS Gutters Cleaned & A Buy i ng-tel I iHC-Tradlag Desegregation Repaired WINDOW REPAIR CALL: JOE RAY D REAL ESTATE Thoroughly Experienced ROOFING PROFESSIONAL HELP SEC Of Clubs Urged Dependable. Guaranteed E 744.3164-Ofc. 292.5433 KENNETH R. CAVINS AMERICAN ROOFING N e w R o o f s DAN CAW Ofc. 297-5445-Res. 377 7173 Cincinnati - The Catholic All types. Expert repairs. $TAM HALL ^ SHEET METAL CO. The Window Man Commission on Human ''ll/ / //y^ G utters and down spouts. Windows Replaced, Aluminum, Res: MI-K4: CH. 4-8466 144 S. BROADWAY Steel. Wood, any style. chaack & Co. Van Schaack & Co. Relations of Cincinnati has A:> work’ guaranteed Ofc; 744-7J*! After 4 P.M. 74I-2MS REALTOR INSUROR REALTOR INSUROR EASTER SUNIIAY 825-6495 NO JOB TOO SMALL issued a plea for desegrega­ Member of Our iJMjy of 624.17th St. 275 University Blvd. M em b er of All Souls MOORE REALTY tion of private clubs (March Grace Parish FREE ESTIMATES Denver; Colo. Denver, Colo. PARISH 300 Speer Blvd. 25). P ages, Sec. 2 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, ApriM^_l969 Question Box I By Msgr. Ray T. Bosler

As a Protestant, I sacrament: understood spir­ would appreciate some itually, it will give you light on your Catholic life." (Commentary on belief that the corporeal Psalm 98) body and blood of Modern theologians, in­ Christ are present in cluding the Dutch, are not your Mass. Is this abso­ denying or even question­ lutely certain, and if so, ing the real, true presence how so? Are you sure of Christ in the Eucharist. TKADIMARK Je.sus wasn't speaking in They, like scores o f theolo­ part of Earh ttott, gians before them, are S a r « spirit? I have long won­ dered about the "extra” simply trying to get a bet­ graces and benefits sup­ ter understanding of the posedly given because "how” o f this presence. ODDS;ENDS one physically partakes Is it permissible to go of "ChrisL" Are you to to confession to a priest LUMBER C O . say, then, that 1 as a in a neighboring parish, 12th ANNIVERSARy SALE Protestant am not par­ who, in one’s opinion, taking o f Christ as fully will have a more favora­ BARGAIN BASEMENT-ON THE MAIN FLOOf as you are? That you ble answer to a problem Catholics have some­ than a priest in one’s 32" K 32" WE CUT TOILET thing which I d o n ’ t own parish? SHOWER 1 have? Isn’t it true that TO SIZE Yes. The law of the STALL STOOL with the new spirit in Church (Canon 905) pro­ plywood your Church some of the with Dr«in Orada A . ravaria tects the right o f the faith­ trap witN laat notions about the real ful to confess to the priest •nd Fitting! Glass presence are changing, Scraan o f their choice — even of in Holland for instance? 45 W e C u t oi*<* 50 another rite — so long as If you. as a Protestant Threod PlP« he is approved for hearing 36 23 Christian, do not accept (as confessions. some Protestants do) the The Church wants us to real presence of Christ in BAR6AINS m DO tE M E M B R S enjoy complete freedom the Eucharist, then I here. I f the advice o f one New U.S.C.C. Officers PLYWOOD - COMPARE - ANYWHERE would have to say yes, we confessor does not satisfy |FIR SANDED SHOP-...- ...... 3.65| Catholics believe that we Officers of the USCC Advisory Council, elected equal rights; and Mrs. John J. (Helen M.) Casey, la x B x H . 4.VS. 4xf do have something which us, or even if the penance by their peers at the organizational meeting in elected secretary. Mrs. Casey is a housewife ond l i.V S ...... axBxaii, you do not have. But thi.s imposed seems too severe, Washington, D.C., from left, are: Francis X. Ken- former teacher in Midland, Mich., and president (C.D. SHOP ...... -.e..,3.95 -...«4.851 does not mean that we we are free to make the nelly, Red Bank, N. J., chairman; Charles G. Til- of the Central Michigan Educational TV Council, / same confession to another don, vice-chairman, who is Associate Administra­ I b l a c k s h e a t h in g ...... 4x»xV* 1.3S| think you have nothing. having been TV coordinator of the Saginaw Catholics, along with all priest and follow his direc­ tor, Provident Hospital, Inc., in Baltimore, and who diocesan school system since 1959. loEADENING BOARD...... 4XSXVV 1.551 believing Christians, hold tion. is active in civic affairs, including housing and | lx 2 x 8 'o o o d Firring Strip*...... Ea. 1 6 C that God is present to man I2'x4' FIsturad Acoustical Lay in in many ways: In His ICEILING PANELSno 2 ...... sd.Ft.loci Word, in the community of believers, in His invisible Free .Sh i i /y'.v From Our Cashiers but real presence in the 4x8 DRYWALL PANELS hearts of His children. 109 122 In addition to these H-inch I ' A - i n c h 98* V ^ - i n c I i ways, however, we feel that Christ is also present T shadeT m a h o g a n y p a n e l s under the signs o f bread and wine in the Eucharist.

| 4 x 7 x '/4 2 * ^ In the celebration of the Eucharist, as Pope Paul 2’x4’ K-LUX PLASTICGLASS PANELS has pointed out, "the spe­ ■ Diamond Bottle or 4J 4 3 j-,*- w a -I I |Claclal Designs .... ea. ^ each ...... 5 ^ ”* cies of bread and wine undoubtedly take on a new H appiness Is Payingi Cash meaning and a new finali­ ty. for they no longer re­ A GRADE MAHOGANY FLUSH DOORS main ordinary bread and (24"-4.85) (32"-5.85) ordinary wine but become the sign of something sa­ (30"-5.65) (36"-5.95) cred. the sign of spiritual food.” (Mysterium Fidei) It is impossible to say ILIGHT FIXTURES Models or Watts whether or not you are ■ v e r y s p e c i a l C L O S E O U T partaking of Christ as ful­ ly as others, because the ACOUSTIC-GUM . .. . 5 C a l. C degree of anyone’s union CORRUGATED • GALVANIZED with Christ depends upon the faith and love he i«> sq. n. I Siding and Roofing...... 9 * ° I brings to his moments of tVa" Corrugation-*' thro 12‘ Lengths encounter with Christ A-Grade Royal Brand Asphalt Shingles whenever and however they occur. In the Eucha­ 23S Lb...... So. S.S5 250 Lb. T-LoeXi 7.65 rist we Catholics, and 235-Lb. A G rade Asphalt some Protestants as well, I Color-Blend Shingles ...... Sq. believe that Christ has left I 7/ia«i2*ia It. us a special way of coming PRIMED SIDING into contact with Him. The Acoustical visible signs of Christ’s presence under the Eucha­ CEILING T | ^ ristic species offer us a 40 Gal. Glass LInad Gas "Guaranteed" wonderful opportunity, we WATER HEATER feel, to focus on the reali­ ty of His presence in a BEAUTIFUL KNOTTY PINE AH 7' and 8' Lengths way that is natural to man, that is, through con­ |lx6 lin. ft., t1‘ 1x8 lin. ft., 15' crete, material means. MORE THAN BO PRE-FINISHED TYPES, Max Thurian, a Protes­ COLORS AND PATTERNS OF tant theologian, put it PANELING TO CHOOSE FROM well. I think, when he wrote; "The meaning of FLOOR-COVERING DEPT. every corporeal presence is |12xT2 Armstrong V.A. 1 ^ 8 5 1 to attest concretely the I t Hg, Case of 45 ...... presence of that person l 6 ' or 12' Armstrong Print A ( I that he may enter into a concrete communion. By 14x4 E-Z Set Glazed the real presence o f His Iceramic Tile ...... Sq. Ft. | * body and blood, the Regular | Church knows that Christ is there concretely in the RED HOT Indoor midst, and it receives Him VALUE or by means of a concrete Outdoor I sign."